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rnr Kossuru Banquet AT H,RRrsBuRGH,--The ban
quot in honor of the Governor Kossu came off on Fri
day night About 300 persons sat down to the dinner.
large portion of them members of the Legislature
Governor Johnston presided. assisted by Ex-senator Cam
after toast complimentary to Gov Johnston having
been drunk with great enthusiasm the Governor briefly
responded After returning his thanks for the comp
ment. he alluded to the mission of kassuth.
He here not for sympathy alone, but for aid for
jkhe of Republican freedom He not only wanted
that but the encouragement of our Government in aid Of
The of down trodden Hungary. No profession but
action wanted and he exhortcd his hearers never to
cease acting until the Government took the high ground
necessary to to Hungary the simple justice she d.
mandcd In conclusion he gave the third toast
itmsofy-Betrayed, but not sublued. Her constitu
non volated-her people in chains her chief in exile
e star OF freedom will yet shine through the dark night
Of her adversely
Governor kossqth responded returning his thanks for
rclency, Gov. Johnston) should become the rule of
action Of the great State of Pennsylvania then she would
become the be'ator of Europe To show that the
he pleads was net dead one he cast rapid glance
the past and present history position Of Hungary
and Europe, showing the of the revolution and the
circumstances of its failure, For the future revolution
in Europe inevitable
The his mission here would insure the sccrss
the United States could side positively with the despot it
would break out for death less hated than des
potc oppression When the struggle by Hungary should
he renewed Austria would prove weak and unreliable for
the yrnts and if the United States should protest Rus
a would dare to interfere lest Poland Turkey Swe.
and other powers should fall upon destroy her
In conclusion he gave a sentiment
Pennsy'ramia-the Keystone of the Union-may it, by
its legitimate influence upon the destnes of this mighty
power earth, and by the substantial generosity of its
citizens become the keystone of European ndepen
dence.h
The speech was frequently interrupted by rapturpus
The greatest enthusiasm prevailed throughout the en-
tire proceeding The sentiments in favor of practlca
sympathy and aid and national Interference to
play especially. approved. The speech Of Kosstt
vas followed with sixteen deaieGing eheers
Hon John H. Wassr Speaker OF the Senate, ana sA7e
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ain the States marked with asterisk the Legisla-
lures meet bennally The Pennsylvania Legislature is
largely democratic in the House but in the Senate the
vote Is uncertain. it may be either in n majority mi
ority of vote The Senate of NewY is democratic
Including the casting Of Lieutenant Governor: the
Assembly is wbig In Maryland the Senate is in doubt
the House is democratic.
GOVERNORS OF THE STATES AND TERRITORIES.
All elected by the people. except in South Carolina
where the Legislature chooses the Governor
Democrats in Roman Wings in Italics
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REOEIpTS nR pRnnuCE

fAzoo RIVER Elephant bales
sSs sss 'f:ss 4s t w5!rs
5sns s a Low: fa.n s@s R. Desr a es4s psv w
E % ssas s', ssfsi fslsS As'FyS
SaSo ;ssi5 = ss e. 81 isi Sasss
Wright Williams dqs9 Mesas cehmSn sqrl
Tas;an s
%oa. Gerard Geo WY psssss s
d. hss s
a. 1ss ss AA'' sugar l"S'
Payne IS s s"n f ps
"a es sos s Payy L %sG ,s de- 20 hss @
] %s s5s
I'll ] s do
bs r ass . 4ss as RfS S.sss
eS GsT Ros ssns fFf R.
G.. fass wSa s.. %
saa bales Cotton
etc., ss e s:.se s;.i
Iss %eas h5ds !
Duho ss 81 hds 4ss s
steamer Robert Campbell; 10 bbs sugar Ian,
T. hid. S Fs & ni D9sgsn co., Dc pav S
Cummings &col0o hds Sanres-s
do. bbls molasses Jackson oi6 be
TO order.
P ophsli. 49, slss
Tayor-2l Dufho-45 Shaw &eoI5 Bonner
Spith-l9 Wright &co--ls Oakley
IS ld Gourdan kerro do Nngen &coi6 do Wright
Williams bbls moasses Burhdce Il
Adaus3 do Payne arrson2 DO Dbl mclasses
dries oreToa GAL bales cotton ITO hhs IS b
ALEXANDRIAPer Nelse
&ce50 Mckee, Buckley co$o swiney Green &coe3 H
Donegan hcol6 NJ
30 Wright Williams &coa0 Bnnder Williams &cos Roubeu-
Is Bonner Smiths II Giy2T Buchannon,
loelo Oakley Hawkisls hides Robinson--ss pkg
| dries TO order
FI.ATBOATS.
In Second Municipality-
NDANAPr Bransons boat: 1920 bbls potatoes Donncy
| zina.
Thor1leys oats potatoes
| do brnns, o flour s Hamear.
Fnsey's potatoes bushels oats
|
oHio-Per Middleswool's potatoes order,
CONSIGNEES.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY J. NJ. WEYMOUTH, Auctioneer.
ENRIDAY, January 30, at IL o'clock-Will
be sold hia No. l01 st. Charles street
LOT or SECOND HAND FURNITURE complete order jsnas
BY LEWIS FLORANCE, Auctiopeer.
OFFICE 81 GRAvIER STREET.
SATURDAY, January 81, at II oclock--Will
~ auction Banks Arcade The following DESIRABLE
PROPERTY, to wit
THREE BUILDING bounded Camp Mara
ST. Joseph Streets being loo feet from the
Each has front Julia street " "a
BY depth az l27 lines with
hereon az per plan to be seena Banks Arcade.
TEnMs o1 s1LEOne cash, The balance at x twelve
eighteen MONTHS approved endorsed hearing six cent
property until final
sla ianss
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE

CRESCENT OFFICE, I
Friday Morning. January 3d. 1852.
COTToN-There was again good attendance of buyers
yesterday nnd 5000 bales found purchasers firm prices
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The TwENTs-SgcoSp FEBRuARY.-The members Of
Congress invited to meet Wednesday evening
DIST to adopt for suitable demonstration
the approaching anniversary of the birth of Washing
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NEW DIRK Dec, IS51
= you hairless 'recll-I all about i'll your
pctlir in the Carpet Bag and node it in mnittyou
can't cheat mel remember them ize that md them
lips and fer a you've got drest up nice an grand an
big teen you look just you did wen yer useer smoke
short skies on the market hous' steps
80 you orfu crittcr fur go fer to advertise fer
ther wife when you promised ter COM back marry
an ddnt o Jeens. don't You remember the good times
useter have ween worked for Deecun Streeter an
hoS useter get donuts am cold meat for you an how
you useter hug me an kiss me, an call yure own
drn Sally an say yude marry me in the fall an
for you ter fer to advertise fer anuthef wife with lots of
munay it is tn bad. Oy'u perfgus Teller you wunder
my goste don't haunt yre bed post every mite an don't
no but it duz wien I'm asleep II yet don't cum bac III
foer yer ter the end of the yearh fer you AM
SALLY JESKINs.''
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,

OFrfcE THE DAILY CRESCENT, I
Friday Morning. January 3d. 1852 I
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Belgian ship de Brnbnnt, Schmidt, for Antwerp.
Schroeder 4 Mummy
Ship Hampden Hersey Havre. f;ifney d Lowell
Ship Sullann, Barrett Nav York, A Cohen
Ship Trenton Snow, boston Geo W Hynson
S,ephaine IAtinke, Hamburg WIN Fl unsandt
Bark htiicn, Mcclellan HewYork, Charles Danke &co
Brig Tartar, Grrnthnr, Charleston, SL& Ell Levy
Brit r Thomas Peon, Belize Honduras Bareli &co
schr Powhann, Caro- Pensncoa J Hurley
ARRIVED.
Steamship Fanny Pennoc BRACES Galveston
Meeker Aco--2d my
Rogers
sehr Ella Schernbeck days Pensacola, to maserBan
Steamboats,.
Elephant, Wells. FROM Ynzoo River.
NewL ,tona, Landry, from Bayou Sgra
Sydonia Bercier, from Washington
Trenton Kouns, from Ouach,a River
Robert Campbell, RagaI, from laourchc.
D D Nosby, Power, from Laiourche.
Opheia Gordon, from Washington.
ST Charles, Apologize, from Alexandria
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET
JEFFERSON Cry,
Thursday Evening, January 90 1852.
The stock on sale is still small and prices continue high
Wcquote:
BEEF CATTLE (western) s1sGO10c p ID net
Hoes .9G-c u tb net
SuEEr ,.,...............$3 50NO$5 90 q head
Mich Cows ...,.,,..........$ 3OG$65 u head
CALVES AND YEAnLSGs. $40 00O$13 90 q head
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ADJUSTMENTS.

49,
ORLEANS THEATRE;-satarday evening,
TX : S. Fl. n ps; IF,
,sss5sol The Opera in acts Lela"snder LES MONTE
aBr Performance to commence quarter 7ocloek.
DLACIDEs VARIETIES, Gravier street
5RDAy fyHSS Gassy owen \ w s s NJ Tv.. b:
ss IT. Eis, % Boz " i
si III s%Gs. sssS' H e si !;
T Me- s sar n RS, M:
Bieaasadi ' cRias Mile yallse Gna, Ms ' " -
ct. CHARLES THEATRE-Last night Of the
& NJ ss
!ss5 s6RE s 'f1s lf a ssssJP
R @ Mr.
s Tomorrow night last Ms, Davenport,
TAN RICE's CIRCUS.-BENEFIT OF THE
- ASYLUM FOR INDECENT WIpo,ys FRlDAY EVENING,
sssas 'ss'
The Object contemplated h Fl well :. the choice
atns ac s at a early hour beauty
vUyHIRD ANNIVERSARY BALL OF n
Is SRSSsT ha e,
'''''i' f'''1A's ~ MANAGERS.
s sssss sa Rick Sir 1i ssa 5 5a ha'
VIM f f. Garland W.T. Schmidt, a 80 pisa.
M J. TsI.d ls ~ Md "a 6ss@ass
J. ba9arr , dM H. Hr reaieh' bsF4 rsSbstv
COMMITTEE oE INVITATION:
| Fl. j.. Labatt, Alex Robertson, John seMel,
| Henry J. I<ove, John Davenport, Daniel Hogan
sA'""'' D '''eAn' FLOOR MANAGERS '''''''
Samuel Hogan, John pla'; 4a, b n;. Hall
B o. Tickets bad Of the above
= The Ge. on the Of thu BAIL Invitations ., no one ca,
admitted without. - imla ID
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TELEGR.4PIiIC ITEMS.

phildephiu Jan 19-No mail has been received to-day
from Baltimore and all communication Except by tee
srnph between the two cities is suspended There have
also been no mails received from the West to-day
The carly morning line from Newly rk had not arrived
eight o'clock Tonight The express line arrived atfouI
O'Clock The storm has been unprecedentedly severe in
the interior.
Ne,c York Jan. ia preliminary meeting of the citi-
Gems California at present in this city has been held at
the Irving House. the object of which to petition
Congress of the various grievances under which
their State labors A committee was appointed to draw
up petition. who report to general meeting to
BE- called in few days.
Iiarrisbtrgh Jan 19-John NJ. Bickel, dem, was to-
y elected State Treasurer by the Legislature receiving
90 votes to 81 for George Darse wing and scattering
In the Senate the bill authorizing the loan of SO 000
400 the February interest the State debt
passed
Neo York, Jan ia letter from London. received by
the Asia speaking of the Promeheus outrage, says that
people of London know little and less about the
so-caed Mosquito Kingdom, and have not the slightest
interest in the matter.
Boston, Jan. 19In the case of the recent ncendarism
at Roxbury Reuben H. Garland. subcontractor has CON
fessed the firing Of six houses with the connvance OF
Bostwck and Kicker who also contractors for thd
purpose of obtaining the insurance they had effected or
the buildings they erecting. The excitement AT
Roxbury on the subject is very great,
York. Jan 19Nonc of the mails due this morning
have arrived The storm has been severe Mt the east
ward,
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GREAT EXCITEMENT.-The celebrated Nine
~ LAMONT Barnun Museum NewYork has returned
his Biloxi and holds daily at her
residence No. ia Crondet street. between Peddo and Poydras
reception all informed Of Wonderful
revelations scientific principles of Prenology and PALMS
The her favorable and prediction Mile Jenny
during Newleans created the greatest and
known. The long residence Madame Lamont
dnge of oceu knowledge possessed this country
having important pending will find TO their
to give her call.
ais being limited she hns reduced her prices
fora Dollar for eentlemnn
A RRIVAL OF Nine. ADOLPHE.-THE ORR
IA GINAI- UNSURPASSED AND JUSTLY CELEBRATED Nine
ADOIpIE, THE UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDgEDG GREATEST
sYMPATHiEsT IN THE WORLD, AND THE SAME DlsTIN
iUiSHED LADY WHO CREATED THROUGH HER MARVELLOUS
REVELATIONS OF THE PAST NDTHE PRESENT AsWELL AS
THE CORRECT PREDICTIONS THE FUTURE, UGH INTENSE
EXCITEMENT IN ENGLAND FRANCE AND THE PRINCIPAL
CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES THAT QUEEN VICTORIA PRE-
iENJED HER WITH COSTLY DIAMOND BROACH AND DAN'L
WEBSTER WITH RICHLY JEWELED RING Is NOW IN NEW
ORLEANS READY TO RECEIVE VISITORS AT THE WESTERN
yERANDA HOTEL, CORNER OF TCHouPITOuLAS AND JULIA
STREETS, ORNATE ENTRANCE on JULIA STREET FIFTH
DOOR FROM PCHOuPLOUI.AS STREET,) WHOM SHE WILL
INFORM ALL ABOUT THE PAST, TIE PRESENT, AND THE
FUTURE, IF THEY ARE MARRIED OR NOT, AND WIEN AND
DE- EVERY DESCRIPTION. MYSTERIOUS AND ALMOST M
POSSIBLE AS HER PROF EssreN APPEARS, SHE COMES RECON-
MENDED BY so HIGHLY RESPECTA BILE SOURCES, AND WITH
50 INNUMERABLE CERTIFICATES OF ACKNOWLEDGED
EXTRAORDINARY POWERS AND SKILL, THAT IT PRECLupES
AL SUPERSTITION OR PROBABILITY OF DECEPTION OR IMPo
~ CONSULTATION FEE FROM 81 TO s.. LADIES NOT &C
cUPYING MORE THAN FIFTEEN MINUTES, 50 CENTS ONLY.
CONSULTATION HOURS FROM EIGHT IN THE MORNING TILL
TEN AT NIGHT. inn2s
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NEW ORLEANS:
FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 30, 1852.

WAX AHEAD,-The following letter received by the
editor of the Carpet Bag' for young man. who adver
tiscd in that paper for wife 1t appears to be from
old flame of the advertiser:
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TIT AcoipENr STEAMSHIP REPuBLc.-It sta
in the California few days ago that the steam
ship Republic, formerly Of the port of Philadelphia had
disabled at Acapulco 1t appears she left San Fran
cisco for Panama with 400 passengers, and when four
ays sprung leak but managed to reach Acapulco,
the stoppage of her engines. she Immediately
sunk in twelve feet water forward and wentyfolr feet
Mt Every thing board except fortyseycn barrels of
sugar saved On the next day however through the
eAertons OF Capt. Hudson and Capt. Tyler. she
pumped out and got naplt again. survey was called
and the ship being pronounced seaworthy to have
sailed for Panama on the 24th ult. The accident was
caused by the falling out of sharp stone which had
tered her starboard bow at the time she struck the
lodge near San Francisco and which discovered
when she was hauled up for repairs at Bencia.
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NEW MUSIC STORE, No. 81 CANAL &l51a.
l STREET, BRANCH OF, CHEESEMAN'S IMPORT !ggAxSE
NC, MANU- ACQUIRING AND PUBLISHING HOUSE, sN&atlE
No. l0i PEARL ST.. NEW YORK.
has established Branch the above House No. 81
CANAL STREET hand daily receiving the
MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS in the
New0rleans.
His connection with house of thirty years. experience the bust
him which decided advantage
obtaining LATEST MOST FASHIONABLE PUBLICATIONS
Issued from the press. .
HIS STOCK OF Music is ENTIRELY NEW AND CAREFULLY
7ULLED together with Of MUSICAL INSTRu
MENTS selected by the first in the profession
justified examining his stock
purchasing CAN WILL SELL AT THE SMALLEST
ADVANCE OF THE ACCUSTOMED NEW YORK RATES
ianl4H D. F, CHRISTIAN.
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Home Mutual Insurance Company o.

NEW ORLEANS, ..--. .
~ With subsebed capital d ssssoo, prepared to rscev
applications for Z,
" ERE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS,
at the Office Of the Company No. 90 GRAvTER STREET
Every nsuring with and tn
profits divided those who the HI
earnings be invested the control Of the Trustees
This established purely the mutual prineipao ns
and the 1ees believe this subscription (s75
security to the policy holders 500 i9a RI
The portfolio the
wishing make insurance with iii. - =
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Nan CARRIER ATrAcKED.-Our readers will recolect
that short time since attack made upon MIR
Thomls McCreary, in Lancaster county Pa by eight
men, whilst in the discharge Of his duty carrier
of the q. s. Mail The Cecil Democrat says that few
days subsequent the affair James Purdy Irishman
whom McCrcary has employed to carry the mail between
Elktou Nd, and ChesnutLevel, fired upon by
persons lying in wait in the woods place called
Gontrevie 1t after nightfall, and Purdy could not
distinguish whether they white black. Several
stones were also thrown at him If these parties
caught they will be severely dealt with it is tring
offence TO attack carrier of the q. S. Mail.
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ship Due do Brataht Isl bales hhds
tobacco, pkgs mdse.
HAvREPe ahp Hampd 47s bales cotton 81 hds tobacco
slaves.
HABURGPer bark siephane 1910 bales cotton, bids
ship Suanp bales cotton, sugar
bb- molasses HIS do pork 232 do lard y pkg mdse
NEW YORKPsr bark Attica 3si bales
hams 59 do and tea lard and pork 50 bbs
red OIL 126 bales
ship cotton,
and 1000 kegs lard $50 d hams "a bags feathers 6s do wool
CIfARLESTONPer brig Tarnr hlds
casks baco ics hams bb pork whisky ds
bales tobacco 800 boxes candles, 8 pkgs mdse.
PENSAC0Per hr Posatan: 100 bb four bbs pork
potatoes 10 hhd 100 coffee 10 casks
wine, do rice 20 boxes cheese 200 pkgs furniture.
BELIZEpr scr acrnas Person bbs hi
bbs pork y do and 80 kegs lard b md Is h do beef 20 s
hhs sug tobacco 10 boxes randlA $4,000 shingles q keg but
and sanhries.
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IMPORTS.


kegs bushels tianlolo
ndse II Jando9 10 ata250 boxes do Prercl do
Baei dco-sundries order.
HYREs-Per bark syiphide 5i5 tons salt TO order.
BRAZoS-Per steamship Fanny: $500 specie MarkssbeOO
Pheps150D reres-a22oO Fl fhornsls25
vlessls1s Golding Thomass4oO Ayei Brosa51 Levy
a760 Lewis Grant &os00 George Foster eosiB0O Gdermsster
&eoss85 del Comparison Yns-ss5 Zimmerman Martin
sundries to Mussna, Adams co.'s ExpreTota ss2 s+ 90
TAMPA BAYPer sr Iebn oalf: 80 hhds bb tts
Shaw MeGoboche Donne-2i hides
Rogers AGO.
PENSACOLAPer schr Ella feet lumber, 10000 latts,
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IN % as sIotk Of gotds tor tbtIf
tiiclss have been selected with g
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ID ASYLUM FOR INDECENT WIDOWS. FRIDAY EVENING,
the honor that the
this evenings viii be Appropriated to the above
contemplated there well the choice
atnunents will doubtless fill the nhihee to It's
ap early hour by the beauty fashion and intelligence
Of city. jan30
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A GER
ain, IF
ectual &
prom pr
reinri,
ior Diar
rhen,l>y
TN terN.
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~ Uhax.Tes street, has p.st rec,
n.on and Empire CITY, aud BY the
sf and fiAvre, an axs9rtinspi Of =
ND STAPLE DRY GOODS, her,
ID recherche style, which he hos /
n hts n1naesous patrons at very re
art OF the following. viz. \
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FENCING ACADEMY-By Messrs g. A.
RosIERE corner Charles Streets
= Of he noble of Self Defence. n2l
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FOR HARPER's FERRY.

NpAlig LiFE.)
THE packet boats Dell and Fashion ensuing season
commencing from this dae between Georgetown and Hapef
Ferry.
Leaving Georgetown daily at arriving Hapers Ferry
morning 10 time for the or Cumberland
Winchester
Returning leaving tlapers Perry M arriving George
morning al o O'Clock.
Onnbnsos will be readiness,
Georgetown 10 convey them 10 Washington.
Q0-fme through, including board, 81 So
Mar
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WM 81 "a
baltimore and Washington Railroad.

DASsENGER trains y > folowsi
Leave Washington and y, l2i m. and a.
Leave Baltimore At ~ and 2, mi aud 90 p. M.
second and third trains from Washington and
the second and Slua FRA, baltimore omitted.
Tickets and baggage Philadelphia New
leaving NJ o. and Passengers
die free transport o. themselves and baggage
in and Philadelphia, railroad station.
Communication Radsnsbure, Glib per quarter
furnished upon application at tive Office.
T. II. PARSONS,
Az o5-dn Agent.
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PETITION uspxR ras RULE.

BY Mr.. COTrMANs Thi petition OF John Cullen e.
ward Long, John Dennis, aad eighty others citizens The
UAei states, PRAYING Congress TO pass provide
for placing bnoys Poconioke sound and in Cheones
sex haibor. in tho sStatoof Virginia.
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rasroy MhrrrsesThsd day received per schooner state.
" from New York
y pieces ars, quality - Canton mating
10 do do 81 do 40
i !: J: CHECKED !: * !:
do do Ga do
The above goods are Of the best quality will sod NJ ,s
prices Also, good stock capets, rugs olciohs &C. ~
VERIFY MILLER
80 g., Opposite Centre Market, Pennsylvania avenue.
HG uANA OF THE UNION, In Brown's msrbIe
general banking business. = ~ "s' -
sw,M .spu, Cashier, '''''s'"'
Dec LIFT
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Alexandria Boat.
a rxe--, THE steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON will de.
E%1ksx~ follows, Boats l2 are
-6>Su&A Persons making tho for pleasure
half Northern Liberty
1th for the coach also IN on
liz 2, 4, aud O'Clock. II
Leave Aesandra at AZ, ~, INK, Q, and O'Clock.
Leave Washington TX, 10Y, Iax . and OK O'Clock.
JOB CORsON,
Ap ei--d Captain.
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Two desirable Squares Lots for Ssie.-The under
signed having made division 81 his square, No
into lots and spacious alleys
posed by Randolph Coe, prepared dispose Of the
low and on accommodating
This property located rapdy improving section OF the city,
Jersey Capitol immediately
Burche.
chase the whole containing nearly acre
here offered ndvnptn investment
Aiso Tor vcnia beautiful
which may be had bargain.
Pas the division this by calling
office the Supreme Court OF the
the Capitol, at his residence on Capitol ll.
March 3o-3awm "