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Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29
wHIG MASS MEETING q BARBEcUI

WHIG MASS MEETING a. BARBECUE.
There will be Wing Mass Meeting and Bar
becue, at Rockville, on Saturday, the Both inst
The following distinguished Wing Orators have
been invited, and are expected to be present to
address the meeting:
Henry Winter Davis, esq,
Mr.. Darlington, of Virginia,
Augustus r. Sellers, ESQ.,,
John T. B. Dorsey, esq.,,
Hon. VIM. Lingan Gather,
Hon. Richard j. Bowie,
Coleman Yellott, esq,
Hon. Z. Yates Walsh,
Charles H. Pitts, esq,
James Carlisle, esq,
Joseph H. Bradley esq,
Come one, come all-Whigs and Democrats,
wherever ye be found-we welcome you to our
festive banquet.
To our District friends we say come, and par
take with us. oct 16
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29
MORE ROOM AND GREATER VARIETY!

MORE ROOM AND GREATER VARIETY
ITI INFER takes pleasure in announcing that he has
w taken the store lately occupied by Mrs Collision
door, where he Is able TO meet the demands of his bu
ness and increase his stock which he is making
do. His variety embraces
PLAIN AND FANCY STATIONERY
MUSIC,
PERFUMERY,
TOILET ARTICLES generally,
SHAVING SOAPS AND CREAMS,
TALLY-H0 RAZ0RS, of different
qualities; WILLIAMSS PULMoNIC BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY AND WOOD NAPTIA; Hampton's Tncture;
Phillips Patent Liquid Glue The Engsh Vcrmin Destroy
Gilman's Rcnine 0leagnous Hairwash and numer
other artc untold which everybody would do well TO
call and select FROM prices reasonable and the goods
Of the best quality. Don't forget the place,
9th st., near Louisiana avenue,
Rear of Browns and the National Hotels.
oct T-tr fGeorgetown Advocate A Marlb. Gaz
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29
The Sympathetic Union.

The Richmond Wing discourseth rs follows
The seven wise men Of the Washington Union
have, just at this time, many sources of grief
They are deeply distressed lest the Wings should
not pay fitting honors to the memory of Daniel
Webster. The fact is, the Union, Enquirer &
Co., do weep almost enough for themselves and
the Wings too. And then, the Union is dread
fully alarmed for the Whig party. 1t thinks the
election Of Pierce-which it thinks settled-will
demoralize, disband and extinguish the Whig
party. Whereupon the Union sheds great many
superfuous tears. 1t may dismiss its fears.
New Hampshire Yankee Of Pierce's calibre will
be much more apt to extinguish his own party
than that opposed to him. No such man could
years. The general rebellion against Van Buren
would be outstripped by the universal uprising
against ''fainting Frank" But that which i'm
parts the keenest pang to the sensitive bosom of
the Union, is the honor Of Mr. Fillmore. His
desiring the election of Gen. Scott and s'his ut.
ter humiliation at the feet of his successful ri
val, presents a most mortifying exhibit and the
sorrowful Union sheds an ocean of tears over the
lost honor Of the President! Did it never occur
to the clear heads of the seven wise men. that
their tears would be more appropriately be-
slowed on Cass, Buchanan, Marcy and other
veteran Democrats, who were superseded by an
insignificant and obscure Yankee, and who have
had SO little sense of the disgrace put upon them
as to pull off their coats in support of their con-
temptible riyalH Was there no want Of dignity,
Of self-respect of honor, there-er are Demo-
Gratis supposed to be devoid Of such sentiments I?
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29
A Card.


HE subscriber takes this returning thanks
for the liberal patronage extended 10 her store, the
stock OF which Is disposed ocs those having
accounts due 70 said store TO settle them by the ls Of No
vember and thereby the trouble and expense which
must necessarily attend the collection Of the same.
SE-n Her entire attention is now given to the Ss.
~ Nj MILLINERY BUSINESS, UPSTAIRS, where WI
V>S ladies are invited to call and examine her
beautiful pattern hats the prettiest of the ~
Is. COLLISION,
oct 27-tr 9th street, near Louisiana avenue.
WANTED, A sITUATION-As Mining Ensi
A. u Q. at this office oct N-3t*Z
ZOE sHILLINGTON has received Harper's Maga-
u zine for November
CONTENTS.
Memoirs Of the Holy Land-Mount Lebanon. BY Jacob
Abbott. With illustrations
The Palaces Of France, BY John s. c. Abbott With IL
lustratons.
Life in Paris With illustrations.
The Saamander
Courage of a Man Of Principle.
Gamblers End.
Down in o Silver Mine.
The Posthumous Portrait.
Exaggeration. By Eliza Cook
The Garden of Flowers.
The Satisfaction of a Gentleman.
Possible Event
Swept away by an Avalanche. By Alexander Dumas
Bleak House. BY Charles Dickens.
The Last of the Fairies.
My Novel; or Varieties in English Life. By Sir Edward
Lytton Buwer.
Monthly Record of Current Events.
Editors Table.
Editors Easy Chair.
Editors Drawer.
Literary Notices.
Comcalites-orginal and selected with illustrations
Fashions for November1with Observation-Disclosures
Costume Walking Toilet Cap.
Terms of the Magazine, 25 number, So year
Agent JOE SHILLINGTON,
oct N Odeon Building, cor. Az st. and Pa av.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29
Iron Hall Assembly Rooms.

FIFTH CONCERT OF THE GO0DALL FAMILY,
On Saturday Evening, October 80.
submitting the following programme. the GooDALL
FAMILY respectfully tender their best thanks their
friends and patrons and to solicit their partcu
lar attention TO the selection for this evening.
PRaGRAMME-PART FIRST.
l. Song"She shines before me like STAR Mrs Goodall
O. Grand yseder op AS Master Goodall
g. Comic Song" Wanted 6overness". Mr. Goodall
T. Ballad-Terences Farewell to Kath Mrs Goodal
s. Adagio and Rondo, from Mend esshon's
celebrated violin concerto. Master Goodall
An interval of 15 minutes
q, PART SECOND.
l. Correllfs 10th Grand Sonata for violin
and violoncello Goodall and
his little son.
Song" Let us be happy together Mrs. Goodall.
g. Ernsts celebrated Elegy. Master Goodall
a. Ballad" Dcrmot Astore,n the reply to
Kathleen Mayourneen. Mrs Goodall.
5. Adagio and Rondo, from De Berot's ID
Concerto Master Goodall.
Admtance 25 cents; TO begin at o'clock p M precisely
oct 25-2t
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29
PIANO AND TABLE COVERS

lust received and for sale superior cloth
~ bossed Piano. Table, and Stand Covers which viii be
sold unusually low Ao, consignment carton rich
needcworked Embroider'es for ottomans Piano Stools
Divans Screens, Slippers &c, which will be sold out at
siderably lower prices than their value.
oct 25-3teo CIAGETT A D0DsON
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29

THE CANVASS IN 0H1o.--We find in the Ohio
Wing papers an eloquent address from the Whig
Central Committee at Columbus to the Wings Of
the State 1t reviews the results Of the recent
elections in Ohio, and is full of the strongest en-.
couragement to the Wing party. 1t shows be-
yond all controversy that the friends of General
Scott have the power to carry the State on the
I'd Of November, and nobly exhorts them to dc
their duty. They are at this moment obeyine
the exhortation. They are doing the work befor,
them with q will that no obstacles can resists.
Look ont FIR spurlous tickets
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29
National Theatre.

Prices of adm sson-Prvate Boxes S. Dress Circle and
Parquete 90 cents Children under ten yea half price
Reserved Seats rs cents Orchestra Seats rs cents Family
Circle rs cents Third Tier, so cents Coored Gallery rs
cents.
Doors open at o'clock the curtain will be raised at
The box Office will be open daily, from 10 o'clock, mr. to
o'clock, p. m.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29
GOVERNMENT SALE OF CITY LOTS
At Public Auction.

AT Pubic Auction.
nN Monday sth day of November next the following
described lots of ground lying in the city of Washing
ton will be offered at public sale at the Auction Room Of
James McGuire, in this city:
3e Is, 10, 20. q, a. @,a
A. 8, 0, 10, IL, IL, 13, IA, Is
so IL, IA, 10, 16, II, 25, 26, q, 2s
81 2, Ia, 15 16, I'LL
So part Of No. !, lS, 092 50. feet
H. 1IS q, S5s, S,ss, %
652, 4,6,7,s,9,1o,1s 4,
6S2 4S'S HSe,la,H
65s 1859
779 IL, IL
sli 70, II, 12,lo
s36, ll,12,13
95s 4,667
eeo IL, ., 10, II, IL, IS, 10, 20
N 1885, whole square
1905, s, %, 10, IL, IL
1907, I,3s,4, 5,I12, 49, l4lSlo,l7
N Of 1926, whole square
1888, 4'5s,7 1911
1895, IL, 49, 14,15
1852, whole square
1867, 1915, IL IS, 10
: !, lSSs 1SSs' S$Is,s, IS 10, o,l5l8,lo
1909, $3.50, s,o,lo,n
!s!s 3s!s 55s,ifs,si5 55ss I Z, + 4 Il, Il Il j.
1913. q 8, a., 5,6,7,S
1919, 2,4,7,s,9,12
1882, 34,5,6,T
loss, IL Il, 1S, Ii, 10, 1e, II, Is
1854, l. 2, 3, IL, 13, a. Is, l6
loSo, La l3, H. Is, 10, 1918
1893, 5,o5s, ., 10, II, l2, IS, Il, Is, 10
1904, Is, 16, II, iS, 10
1895, 2,3 IA, Is, 16, II, is, 10, 20
1906, b,67 s, Q, 10, IL, IL, 13
lo97, !, 2,8, 4, ID, 10, 10, IL, Is, 10, 20
10oS, IL, 10, Ia, l5, ID, II
11O7, 1,2, 3y4,T, is, 10, 20, q, %, %, "a
110s, j, 2, 8, IA, l5, l6, IL, 1s, TO- 20
1l09, is, 16, II, Is, 10
lilo, 23, q, Is, 10, 20
1120, o o, 10, IL, 10
112l, L. o,10, IL, IL
These Lots will be sold and conveyed "subjeot 10 the
terms and conditions declared by the President Of the Uni
ted States for regulating the materials and of the
buildings and improvements the Jotsn the city Of Wash
ngton and TO such regulations therefor the Corpora
ton Of Washington adopt with the appreciation of the
President of the United States.
The sale will at 10 o'clock M and will be
continued from day 10 day IL necessary until sufficient
number of Lots shall be sold to produce the amount of
money required 10 for the improvement OF certain
nucs &c. to which the funds derived nom the sale are by
law appropriated
Terms cash. VIM. EASBY,
Commissioner of Public Buildings
JAMES G. Mcguire,
oct 2e-- Auctioneer.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29
Two weeks Later from oali1ornia.


We learn by telegraph that the steamer Falcon
arrived at New Orleans on Wednesday, with San
Francisco dates of October lst The steamer
Tennessee arrived at Panama on the 18th, with
the mails. The Falcon touched at San Juan on
the 21st. She left the Prometheus then waiting
for passengers. The health of the 1sthmus was
good.
Mining accounts from California were favor
able.
A great sale of San Francisco property had
taken place at prices fifty per cent higher than
anticipated.
The San Francisco markets were firm.
American -four $32 corn meal SO per cwt.;
butter so cents per lb.; mess pork $4l hams
"a cents; lard, in kegs, 18 cents; corn cents
per lb.
The Falcon brought 26O passengers and $780,
600 in gold. She left Aspnwall on the 18th and
the Georgia left on the same day for New York,
with 800 passengers, and ST. 100000 in gold on
freight
Business was dull on the Isthmus.
Political meetings were being held in various
parts of California and the Presidential cam
paign was being conducted with great deal of
spirit
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29
WASHINGTON: :
ATIoNAL WING NOMINATIONS.

yB PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent, is the
oy authorized agent for this in the cities OF Boston,
New York and Philadelphia and is duly empower TO take
and subscriptions at the rates required
by us His receipts will be regarded as payments Ills Of
hume buildings; PHILADELPHIA, N. W. corner of Third
and Chestnut streets.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29

THIS EVENING, October o9
The performance will commencew with
Evolutions on the Tight Rope.
Francois Ravel will appear in his graceful and difficult feats
of ability without the balance-poe.
The Rope Entertainments will conclude with the most
traordinary feats, performed by Mons. Bondin.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29

NTACKEREL, HERRING, SALMON, &c.
INl 160 barrels No. Mackerel.
100 do. No.2 do
IS do. No. do
2l0 do. No. Herring
100 do. Cut do
10 do. Salmon.
Daily expected per brig Ann Elizabeth.
MORTON a WILSON,
oct 25-eo2w Water street, Georgetown
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29

To conclude with the very comcal Pantomme of
THE INVISIBLE HARLEQUIN AND MAGIC
TRUMPET.
With Transformations, Tricks and Fireworks.
Arrangements have been made with the Union Line OF
Omuibuses to between Georgetown and the Theatre
fore and after the performance. Fare 12h cents.
No taken at the tickets TO be purchased
the Box Office An efficient Police will be in constant
tendance to preserve strict order. oct 20
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29

GCv. TRoUp NOT CANDIDATE.-The son-in-
law Of Governor Troup, of Georgia, has written
letter to the Savannah Georgian, stating that
the letter of Gov. Troup to the Southern Rights
party of Alabama, as published is materially al
tered from the original, which did not authorize
the use Of his name as candidate for the Presi-
dency. The correction is duly made in the
Georgian, in which Governor Troup announces
his intention to vote for Pierce and King, and ad
vises the State Rights party to do the same. At
the same time he authorizes them to use his
name as long as they please, for organizing the
State Rights party and maintaining and conse
Grating its principles.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29

Mr.. Jas. Mccarthy, formerly proprietor of the
Limerick and Glare Qreland) Examiner, died in
New Orleans, few days ago, where he had been
acting as newspaper reporter.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29
SUGAR, COFFEE, &c.

I00 Bags green Rio Coffee
lIO 1870 bags and pockets old Government Java Coffee
100 do white Maracaibo Coffee
30 half chests fresh green and black Tea
100 boxes Starch
100 do fresh ground Rio Coffee
200 packages loaf crushed, and clarified Sugars
100 boxes Tobacco, all sizes
10000 Havana, Principe, and German Cigars
300 dozen Backing
100 do Brooms
10 casks best wnter-bleached, sperm, and whale
Oil
90 hogsheads Porto Rico and Cuba Sugars
MORTON 4 WILSON,
oct 25-eo2w Water st., Georgetown.
yLTANTED.-A youth wishes TO get permanent sit
wv uation in Drug Dry Goods Store Satisfactory
recommendations be given. Address d. b. City Post
Office. oct 2S-3ta
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29

icy We are happy to state that the Firemen's
Convention has been regularly organized We
hope the object of the convention may be fully
accomplished, and peaceful cooperation of the
various companies take the place of confusion
and rowdyism at fires. An efficient fire depart
ment can only exist where all the members are
willing to cooperate for the good Of the COM
munity.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29

After which, the Comic Military Pantomime of
THE SOLDIER FOR LOVE.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29

They (the Democratic party) do not ask to be
taken upon trust Wash. Union.
For the reason, we suppose, that the people
deem them unworthy to be " trusted"
NdshUAe Whig.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29

BGs~ George Gassenhamer was arrested by
Officer Wilson yesterday for passing counter.
felt ten dollar note of the State Bank of Ohio He
was committed to Jail by Justice Smith
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29
City Items.

The oBsEoUEIs. city is to-day almost
Sabbath like and the bells toll solemnly for the
departed who has gone to his long home. The
nation mourRs a statesman and patriot, but we a
neighbor and familiar friend.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29
Fashionable Dancing.
IRON HALL ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

i X GOODALL, Professor and Teacher of Dancing De-
porment Calisthenic and Scepre Exercises taught
in Paris and London will be happy give private lessons
to ladies and gentemen select casses at hours to u
their convenience in all the fashionable Dances Tesmo
mails be from the principal families and schools
which he has taught with success, viz: The Duke and
Duchess OF sutherland Earl and Countess Of Powis Lord
and Lady H Sir b. and Lady Leighton Lord Liverpool,
Lord Chamberlain to the Queen, Sir Richard Jenkins NJ
p Lord and Lady Cambermore and most of the Members
of Parliament.
Private Glasses for Ladies every Wednesday and satur
day, at 2, p m
Clats for Masters and Misses days. at halfpast
3, pm
Evening Glasses for Gentlemen every Thursday, at half
past Z, p m.
Mrs Goodall will receive limited number Of pupils in
the art of singing
All letters and commands addressed to Mr.. Gooda
Iron Hail. will receive prompt attention.
oct 26-tf
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29

DaS- The Independent Order of Rechabites
their annual term. The various primary Tents
are electing officers. The Columbia District Tent
meets in Baltimore ON the second Monday in
November. This is secret order of temperance
men, and its business is seldom made public,
though the members are soon generally known.
They do much good to the afflicted, and have
saved many from total ruin.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29

rINHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE. that the subscriber hath
/ obtained from the Orphans Court of Washington
County in the District Of Columbia letters Of admnstra
ton the personal estate of Julius Watkins late Of WASH
ngton County deceased All persons having claims against
the said deceased hereby warned exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber before
the 18th day of October next they otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day of October 1852:
LEM'L WILLIAMS,
oct 13-1aw3w Administrator,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29

To be followed by
NEW AERIAL GROUPINGS by the Martinetti Brothers
and Mons. Axel.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29

Des" The Ravels and the beauty and mildness
of last evening attracted very large audience
very great demand, ladies and gentlemen being
well satisfied to walk to and from the theatre
under such cloudless sky. The performances
of the evening were loudly applauded.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29
What is the utility of the Wing party p Wa,

What is the utility of the Whig party p Wash
tngton Union.
1t is to protect the institutions of the country
from the innovations of the Demecracy-to build
up and secure upon permanent foundations the
prosperity of our own government-to protect
and encourage American industry and American
commerce, instead of foreign industry and for
eign commerce-to cultivate relations of amity
and kindness between all sections of the country,
securing each in its just rights-to preserve un-
tarnished the national faith-to keep our govern
ment free from interference with the affairs Of
other governments-to remove all causes for in
testine feuds and to preserve and perpetuate the
liberties of the American people.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29

DERMUDA ARROW RooT-A very superior
ID article, Just received. WILLIAM T. EVANS,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29
BOOKS WORTH HAVING

TNHE LAND OF PROMISE; or, A Typographical De
scription Of the principal places in Palestine. Illus
trated by map and numerous engravings By Rev. Johr
Kilt. Price 90 cents.
The Last Witness; or, The Dying Sayings of Eminent
Christians and of Noted InfdelB By 0smon c. Baker A
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Young Ladys Counsellor. By Rev. D. Wise. Price G.
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Miscellany consisting Of Essays Biographical Sketches
and Notes of Travel BY Bishop Morris. With Portrait
12mo. PIP. $780, Price rs cents.
Deathbed Scenes Dying with. and without Religion
Designed to illustrate the Truth and Power of Christianity
Edited by Rev. D. W. Clark, d. d. 12mo, pp 492 Prict
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The New Testament Expounded and Illustrated accord
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Holy Scripture. Together with the Notes
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655. Price 81 so.
For sale by GRAY BALLANTYNE
oct Is 7th street.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29

WANTED, A sITUATION-As Mining Engi-
w nser and Surveyor Good references given Address
A. l.. @. at this office. oct T-3t*-
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29
More New Music !!

More New Music!
rJ,HE soNTAG POLKA
L Alice Polka
Tedesco Polka
The Sprite Polka
Elfn Polka
FLEURs ITALIENNB, from the Operas Of Rossini,
Belni, Donizetti, and Verdi
Variations upon the favorite song Goodbye"
Variations on " Thou hast wounded the spirit that
loved thee"
Shower of Pearls
Atlantic Schottische
Mary ofArgyle, &c, &C.
Music Paper
At wIMERs New store,
oct 2S 9th street, rear Louisiana avenue.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29

r AND WARRANTS WANTED.-The high
IL est market prices paid for warrants.
HAMILTON G. FAINT,
oct 25-d3m Office opposite Treasury Building.
DEST QUALITY ETHEREAL and CAM
ID PHINE OILS, always ON hand.
WM T. EVANS,
oct 25 Corner of ii and 7th streets.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29

oct
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29

N. D. LARNER. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-21
SHIPPING.

EoR cHARLEsToN, SAVANNAH. AND FLORIDA
Semi weekly U. $. Mail Line.-The new and fast go
Noa N r. saturday Oct ~ at O'clock 7. H. pre-
eisey For freight. apply board where all bill la
eommodationsl az tie once Of
srorf0RD TiiEsToN 4 CO.; - South street
charge Passengers will suffer detention At
r. aus s.ss made with s south
on the arrival Of The steamer Through tickets fiorids
X, Ss No bills Of ading signed sitter the steamer has
sailed These utherner VIII follow on Wednesday Oct z
CoR CHARLESTON, $. c.-sTgAMsHIP LISE-No
Il mopopoly.Reduced rates 81 freight and pass-ge--
o. goods per foo,To sail FRIDAY. October "a at
o'clock, kITse splendid new steamship CITY OF NOR
vessel has hne stateroom accommodations aud every
ranement has been made With view 70 secure the comfort
nah passengers will be taken through at SIS aud seeage
81 to Ma f%ias Esfs ssPy IL . s3ss at pier
- ampton Sept 1.-THE long talked Of project for cross
ing the wide Of the Pacific by steam be
about year powerful screw steamships will be placed
the station to 70 and from Pspams aud Syddy touch
Mail steam Company recently Incorporated by roys char
pressing forward their arrangements Tor taking
tion Of ave screw steamships 100 burden.
500 horse ohe vessels beilg Of II was considered
conducive action for the ship and gnes
70 he included in one eonsact accordingly the builders Of
" w all" tact IF ns % c sr css
Co a 6recncck. one; Ncssrs Reid 60 Of Port Gias-
one rho ars, vessel DO ready in months romhs
present date and will be ne despatched to Sydney
pioneer % the line ahd thence 70 occupy tho Pacis sta
been tho only nditon imposed ON the contractor aud Il
tho OFT rapid sbd regular route 20 Australia Ibs COM
munic alton esch e. he MONTH aud the
direct Wcs. india mail sssmshps fro chssrss 70 south
smpton itp Anticipated that Sydney viii thus te resch-
Cd T. - e . dsys from Southsmp. nhondou Times sep