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The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-03-18
mD - GLE &BGz HDssS
HENRY & CO.,
importers and Dealers in Foreign and Do
nestle Dry Goods.

Corner Cont and Wotcr Streets MOBILE.
Are constantly receiving 10y Foreign Arrival,
and from the best manufacturers in the country
Nrc and ScasoaaJi GOODS adapted to tbs
southern trade, 10 which they invite the attention
oi Wholasgic and Retail Purchasers
FIl Tat ON 90 =
Ia great variety: Blankets, Kerscys. Linsey.
Ouuhula-. Brown Shrtiugs 3 Sheetings, Bleach
.a oo, STRIPED Domcstics. Denims. Cottonades
iweedes Kentucky Jeans, Sattinets, Bed Tick
lugs, Chico k-, &r.
ONE PRICE, ONLY.
Oct g, 1850. 24-Gm.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-03-18

PEACH TREEs.-It is said by those who
have examined them, that large majority,
perhaps nearly all of the peach trees in this
vicinity were killed to tue ground by the Sc
we're freeze of last month. We are satisfied
of the fact from an examination Of a large
number of trees in different localities
I1ttucah ,Jouraal
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-03-18

Ground charcoal is sud to be the best
thing in the world for cleaning knives. Il
win not wear the knives away, ike brick.
dust; which is so often used
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-03-18

He cannot be an unhappy man who has
the love and smile Of woman to accompany
him il every department Of lie.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-03-18
Rhett VS.. Clemens.
SENATE.
FRIpAY, February y. 1859.

IhIDAH, F9Druary z, 1907
On motion Of Mr.. GWIN, the considera-
ton Of the special order was postponed for
an honr
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17
Death or Mrs. General Taylor.

A telegraphic despatch informs US that Mrs
General Taylor, relct of the late President Zach
airy Taylor, died at East Pascagoula at o'clock
on Saturday night last
II appears but few brief days since General
Taylor and his estimable family entered this city
in the fioodtide Of hope and enjoyment, and took
up their abode in the Presidential mansion, where
the vista before them of four years appeared
but too brief period to possess the honors to
which they had been raised. And yet, ere even
that term has expired, the grass has long grown
around the tomb Of the noble old warrior, and
the companion Of his life has followed him to its
dark portals
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17

where diplomacy could be successfully substi-
tuted as a means of pacifcation, attest his char
acter as q friend TO peace. None can charge him
with ever originating cause of hostilities re-
quiring the violent interRosition OF arms, or Of
encouraging such remedy for occasions OF dis
putes with other states Throughout his profess
sional career he has been the loyal, faithful ser
want Of hisScountry; and besides the singular
success with which he has led its troops upon
every field, his generosity, tenderness, and hui
name conduct ms general have invested Ameri-
can military annals with a glory even brighter
and more enViable than that of victories achieved.
Viewing Winfield SCOTS course, it is impos-
sible for any candid mind to except to him upon
the ground of his vocation. He adopted it in
the beginning out of the most commendable i'm
pulses Of devotion to the public veal and honor,
and has ever since used it as the means of nesti-
mabe service to the nation. Personal ambition
evidently had no share in the step which gave
the confederacy so valuable an officer in the
camp; and the exemplary humanity and discre-
ton with which he has uniformly welded the
power Of his rank and command as soldier
should not only entite him to the gratitude and
respect of the people, but to their confidence in
his abilities to discharge with equal grace the
high duties of the chief magistracy."
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17
Meeting OF working Men.

We refer with commentator to the proceed
ings of meeting held at the City Hall last even
ing.
We are ever prompt to respond to whatever
promises advancement to the sons of toll, and we
provement. The advancement OF their interests
and the improvement of their social condition
can never be promoted by other human power
than their own and we have never known them
make an exorbitant demand for recompense.
s'The earth is the Lords, and the fulness there
Of and his children are oil invited to possess it
as an inheritance. 1t is for the welfare of So
ciety that all legal rights should be respected /;
but the interests Of that same society demand
that every possible incentive should be placed be-
fore the laborer The injunction to labor is of uni
versal application; and they who disobey it,
whether poor or rich, are faithless to the COM
mand, and unworthy the protection of their fell
low-men. The only distinction sanctioned by
Just laws is that which assigns higher and more
pleasing duties to some than to others; and ac-
cumulated wealth has its full share of influence
preferred pursuits.
Would that general recognition Of this truth
could be practically obtained The happiness Of
both the poor and the rich would be promoted by it:
for while the drones upon society are themselves
unhappy, the state of things which permits them
to live without labor throws an excess Of toll
upon men who are themselves more meritorious,
but whose ancestors have not been proyident or
penurious enough to husband the increase Of
years The best known MEANS however, of dis
sipating the evil of idleness in the wealthy is to
increase the compensation Of the poor laborer
for while this benefits him in direct manner, it:
benefits are general in many ways, as by ele
waiting his social condition, inducing the more
wealthy, who do not approve Of high wages, to
labor for themselves, &c.
In the present instance, the United States gov
ernment is asked TO increase The compensation o.
the dborer in The same ratio that fortunate in.
crease in the national currency has increased the CT.
pe,ses Of lung. If any objections can be made t.
this, we should be pleased to know the grounds
upon which they are based.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17
FIRST ARRIVAL OF THE SEASON!
D. II. TEBBS & CO.,

80 T. AVENUE, DOORS THE
CENTRE MARKET,
RE receiving their FIRST supply Of New Fall Goods,
~ which purchased in New York upon the most
favorable terms which they invite the
their friends aud the public generally They name in part
British, French and American prints, from 10
20 cents
10 pieces Black Alpacas all grades
$50 dozen Cotton, silk, and Cashmere Hose
Mems Germantown Half Hose
Children's do, In great variety
of those rstrate yariwide Bleached Cottons
10 pieces Pllow-caSe Cottons
10 pieces sup. wide Shectiug
Best rs and yard-wide Bleached Shifting
-, rs, and - Brown Shifting
10 pieces sup. Caution Plannels
Large stock white, red, and yellow all WOOL Domestic
flanDcls
New style Dress Goods
sup. Linen and Cotton Table Damask
Napkins, Towelings Crash, Breye and Russia Diapers.
We deem further enumeration unnecessary, but
esty request all In search Of bargains 10 call at d. ii.
Tebbs Co.'S. Don't mistake the place-hag at the door,
nuU l7-ytr
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17
More Boiling.

The Cambridge Qndiana) Rerelle publishes
the cards of four persons who have renowned
locofocoism and have determined to vote for
Gen. Scott. The last one on the list very sensi-
bly, comes to the following conclusion:
have heretofore acted with the Democratic
party; but when l see that party put down such
men as Gen. Cass, Buchanan, Douglas, &C., and
take up such rs Franklin Pierce, who, in my
opinion, is far inferior in every respect and one
who has shown himself to be opposed to Western
interests by his votes in Congress, cannot lend
my support to such man. / may here say that
quite q number of my Democratic friends will
vote with me for Gen. Scott
| am yours, &C.,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17

Ay- II. II. R.-Ths brain Is the centre OF
the system From 1t arise thirteen pairs of
also the spinal marrow from which arise thirtyone pairs Of
1t by the that experience sense Of
seeing, feeling, hearing &C. Whenever feel pain, the
likewise sensitive to the Pain prostrate
the rratcs and infam the muscles gamene
carages &C., it enarges the joints and makes the bones
brittle and soft.
Darrhoa Dyspepsia Cholera Morbus, &C. act upon
the stomach and nestines. Railways Ready Relief will
stop the most distressing pains Of all Bowel Complaints In
few minutes, and Immediately check the most painful dis
charges
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and all chronic scrofulous
diseases nct their torments the nerves. the oiuts the
bones &C. Railways Ready Relief stops the most
pains of this class Of diseases almost instantly.
Chill Fever will yield to the powerful purifying and
ncuralzng influence Of Railways Ready Relief instantly
In all of chronic and scrofulous Diseases Railways
Renovang Resovent should be used in connexion with
the Ready Relief
Price of X. r. Resovent, 81 per bottle.
Price of X. r. Relief 25 and so cents.
&S- For sale by G. srorr & Co. and W. II. GnAAN.-Sa
aug I-eo3t
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17
WING MASS MEETING

The Wing Club of Georgetown, D. G., will
hold Grand Mass Meeting on Wednesday, the
18th, at o'clock, in front Of Mrs Lang's Hotel.
The Wing Clubs of Washington and Alexandria
and the neighboring counties, and the citizens
generally, are cordially invited to attend.
The meeting will be addressed by several dis
tinguished speakers.
A fine band of music will be in attendance to
enliven the occasion.
Wings! the time for action has arrived. Rally,
then, in strength, and show opponents the
mistaken confidence we have i'll the integrity of
our nominees
JENKIN THOMAS, President
HUGH G. DIVINE, Secretary.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17
New Books.

The Child at Home, isa pretty little volume
by J. s. C. Abbott, from the press Of the Har-
pers.
The Book Of Snobs, by Thackeray, is another
volume of the beautiful Popular Library of APP
pleton & Co.
These from Taylor & Maury:
The National Portrait Gallery, Nos and 6,
published by Peterson, Philadelphia, presents us
with portraits Of Cass, jackson, Fennimore
Cooper, Patrick Henry, Calhoun, and William
Moultrie. R. King is the agent for Virginia, and
S. Hemphill for this District.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17
Conxras. ra.dax.

SENATE.-The Chairman laid before the Senate
a communication from the Secretary of the Treas
ury in reply to resolution of the Senate, call
ing for information as to the application of the
coast survey seryice to the coast Of California
Messrs PRArr and WALKER presented the me.
morials of the work ingmen and mechanics en-
gagged ON the public works in this city suggest
ing that the arguments lately advanced in favor
of an increase Of the compensation of clerks
applied more strongly in their favor
A message was received from the President in
whether any proposition hael been made for the
transfer of the sovereignty of the Sandwich
Islands to the United States Init the President,
from reasons public interest, declines answering
the inquiry
Mr.. SEWARD offered resolution authorizing
commission to be sent to these Islands, to nego-
tate for their acquisition TO the United States
Laid over.
The civil and diplomatic appropriation bin was
reported back. Also, bill for the benefit of the
creditors Of Texas.
The bill for the construction of a ship canal
around the Falls Of st. Mary was taken up.
Mr.. HALE offered the homestead bill as an
amendment but sub Sequently withdrew it, at the
suggestion of General CAss, and gave notice of
his intention to offer it as an amendment to the
appropriation bill
HOUSE OF REPRnsENTATIvEs.--The Wheeling
bridge bill was considered until the expiration Of
the morning hour.
The bill appropriating ten millions of acres OF
the public lands for the benefit Of the INDECENT
insane was passed--yeas SO, nays 81.
The House went into Committee of the Whole
on the state of the Union, and proceeded to the
consideration Of the navy appropriation bill.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17
DAVID CARSON.
Drayton and sayres, or the schoon en-
Pearl.

The Richmond Wing says an effort is in pro-
gress to make political capital out Of the pardon
Of these men.
What Of that? If capital is TO be made out
of it, we suppose that in the South the act will
be condemned, and in the North approved. But
Winfield Scott and William A. Graham cannot be
either praised or blamed for it. How they would
have acted, we do not pretend to determine. We
are sure the President did not ask their counsels,
nor. did Mr.. Sumner. Mr.. Fillmore listened to
Mr.. Sumner and others, and complied with their
requests; and he and they are no doubt compe-
tent and willing to assume all the responsibilities
in the case.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17

Ha-NIoxican Mustang Observation-Disclosures
MENT, PROGRESS GROWTII.-These now the order
of the day And the great desire for these is the moving
to the great advancement In operation In the
medical world New light blazes up and old practices and
old mixtures are discarded The six astonishing
bnatons in the Mustang Lnment enable 1t to penetrate
e nerve and muscle and drive out disease and assist
nature to her lost powers and become healthy
which is evidently the true why 1t is 50 successful
and why many physicians who acquainted with its
virtues prescribe aud recommend It,
HsS- Zee advertisement in another column.
Auv lit
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17
WASHINGTON:
NATIONAL WING NomINATIoNs.

RESOLVED That the Wing people ofWashg Ton,
that the ground they tread l. worthy OF tne hol
Ia the Union of the States the source ana ounh u m
blessings Of public order and private rghtof liberty anu ,
,,. and beieyipe that in the principles and policy OF
the Wing party and tho tried patriotism Of JUS glorious
I or f,reon quarrel, DO to those princi-
Mas and will rally with ardent and united hearts around
The flag of the Union TO whomsoever OF these leaders II
NAV be conded in the approaching contest-fTOcesgs o.
y JI,big uaeeting prior 10 the nomination.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17
TO HoUsEKEEPERs, L0DGERs, &C.

ITO Messrs. CRoNMEIIN q FNRBRorHRR-SiI: am nov
using the second bottle Of your English Vermin-De
Stroyer think my duty to inform you that wherever
has been applied the Reaches and Bugs instantly disap
pear and there s indication OF their return. have
tried other remedies but without any effect eau
with recommend to the public the best rem
edy ever used destruction Of Reaches and Bugs
Yours, &c. ADAM CLENDTNEN, 1Ss 7thst, N Y.
IRON j. w. Gregory, 90 East broadway, New Fork
To Messrs CRoMMELIs Recommendations have
given your English ycrmn Destroyer thorough trial. and
find II superior to all others have used for
,oos cdterpoys &C. from grapevnes and trees well
az household annoyances bugs reaches, ants, &c, and
cheerfuy recommend II TO all the most eiectua cxter
mnator TO be found.
For sale rs bottle at the agency for Washington
city, WINNERS Cheap Cash stationery eoore,
suu lO-tr 9th It., near Louisiana avenue
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17
aaE The New York Tribun

Aay- The New York Tribune, in leader on
the North Carolina election, says: Governor
Reid (Democrat) is personally popular, an able
and adroit electioneerer, has canvassed the State
three times, shaken hands with about every man,
fattered every woman, and kissed every baby
within its borders, and therefore can't be
beaten by the Wing candidate
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17

Mechanics Institute.-An adjourned meeting
of the friends Of the proposed plan for Mechanics Ins.
will be held the Smithsonian Institution this Tues
day. evening, at o'clock. Addresses may be expected
from the Hon. JOSEPH r. CHANDLER, Hon. X. H. STANTON,
aud other gentlemen. The public invited to attend.
Public Scholastic candidates for the several
vacancies in the corps of Teachers of the Public Schools
the city invited to present themselves for examination
at the City Hall (Aldermen's ROOM Tuesday, at So
o'clock. By direction Of the Board ofTrustees.
aug l3-FSM&Tu
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17
NOTICE.

VNHE subscriber has on hand 100000 Laths which ne VIII
i sell low for cash He has also large quantity OF
White pine and Oak Logs which he IL prepared to to
order at reasonable prices and ct the shortest notice He
is also manufacturing Doors Blinds SASH Moudings &c.
AZ his factory on 9Th street. the Canal where he
enty keeps on hand general assortment Of Lumber of
the best qualities suitable for carpenters and builders to
which he respectfully calls their attention.
WILLIAM BIRD, corner 9Th and sts.
aug4-3tawIw IIptelligencerJ
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17

N0TICE-The Wings of Washington, having
been invited by their brother Wings of Georgetown to at
tend Mass Meeting to be held there Wednesday
Ing 18th instant requested to meet ut the Club
that evening" at o'clock in order to attend the meet
ing in procession. BY order:
r. III. LASKEY
avg lT-2t Secretary Whig Club.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17

II HAVE SERVED THE UNION FOR foRTY-oDp
YEARS. AND FEEL MYSELF A CITIZEN OF EVERY
PART OF IT; AND WHATEVER OF LIFE AND
STRENGTH | MAY HAVE SHALL BE DEVOTED TO
ITS PRESERVATION. Gen. Winfield SCOTS Cas-
tie Garden Speech.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17
Carusi,s saloon---Last Week !

1NHE GLAss-W0RKERS respectfully announce that their
il beautiful and interesting exhibitions Will posluvsly
close this week They will exhibit every evening" ana aus
tribute the usual number of splendid prizes and speci
mems among their audiences All who have not witnessed
this theiras Opportunity Waters can have specimens
manufactured in their presence aug 16-n
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17
RITTENHOUsE ACADEMY,

Corner Of Third street and Indiana aDenae.
The next Academic year will commence Monday Au.
gust 80.
0. c. WIGHT, Principal.
c. W. WILLARD, Assistant
ID. l.. Shorty, Teacher Of Greek and Latin
II. i. COOPER, Teacher Of the Primary department.
ID. Il. GR0UX, Teacher Of Modern Languages.
X. GIBSON, Teacher OF Drawing
A3 Circulars may be obtained by applying TO the Prn.
cipsl, or at the bookstore Of VIM NJ. Morrison Co.
nnirlr --dif
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17
City Items.

Yesterday the Independent Order OF Rechab-
ties 5" assembled at their hall, on the Navy Yard
hill, and marched in line through our principal
streets to Georgetown, where they partook of an
excellent dinner. We are informed that they did
not have half of their members out; yet they
made fine appearance. At night they held a
meeting in Temperance Hall, to which the pub
lie were invited.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17

The bull fight ut Madrid for the benefit of the
poor realized 81, 900 francs, or $11, 200.
Quite profitable bull fight, and very charita-
bic spectators! What devils people can be, still
fancying they are saints
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17
TRUNKS S! TRUNKS!

E subscriber would respectfully call the attention q.
citizens and strangers his very large and handsome
assortment Of Trunks embracing every variety from thu
finest English sole leather down TO the common packing
Trunk, OF my we'll Northern manufacture Alec
article Of ladies' dress Trunks and Hat Boxes with
large stock Of Vars and Carpet Bags, all Of which offer
at the lowest prices Trunk room Parkers Fancy
Store. =. A. LUTZ
aug l2-Ths3Tu3y Next 10 the National Hotel.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17

Native Americans In Philadelphia.
The Native Americans of Philadelphia county
Senate. The same party in the first Congressional
district have nominated l.. G. Levin for Congress-
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17

The WING Mass Meeting In Georgetown.
This comes off to morrow evening. Let there
be q fine turnout
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17
REV. MASON MOBILES SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
TAnIE9

VNHE duties OF this Seminary viii be resumed the ls
Monday OF September nc the residence Of the Princi.
pal on street. between 9th and 18th streets
Monsieur Raoult engaged Professor Of the French
language and literature and Madame f. NJ Ham teacher
OF Drawing and Painting and assisting teacher Of French
Mr.. Noble win he assisted in the English department by
Miss Jane Barr who has been for several Mt the head
Of female seminary in Delaware and IL we'll known
accomplished teacher.
Circulars stating terms Ac be obtained OF the Prin.
cpa aug G-Tu&Flm
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs AT AUCTION.

ON Wednesday next the 18th instant, Mt II o'clock
" "a. H. Dodges Wharf the cargo Of the brig Edo
liza, from Ponce, Porto Rico, consisting Of
2lS hogsheads Sugar, part prime.
ss barrels do
aug lit l., e. WRIGHT, Auct,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17

p6y- The hackmen in Washington double their
charges when you need them. That 10, in rainy
weather.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17
AGENCY OF THE PEOPLES MUTUAL HEALTH
ASSURANCE COMPANY,

AGENCY OF THE PEOPLES MUTUAL HEALTH
ASSURANCE COMPANY,
OF SPRINGFIELD MASSACHUSETTS.
Incorporated By the Legislature Of Massachusetts.
STOCK, FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
A NNUAL RATES. to insure persons between the ages
n Of Is and So during scss or disability by accident
for the term of one year -
draw per week. during sickness or accident 81 So 81 70,
Sc, 81, IS, 80.
Policy fec, 81 All claims paid within ten days. No LA
blity Of members 10 assessments.
The insured entitled 10 share In the profits after pro-
vding for liabilities.
EZRA W. THAYER President.
II. @. SANDERSoN, Vice President
AUSTIN A. HHI, Secretary.
Office will open Tuesday August 3D. 1882 ON street.
between AZ and 9th streets least Of the Windm ON the
Island, Washington.
a9- Agents wanted for Georgetown, Alexandria, Fairfax
and Alexandria counties, Va.
All letters must be prepaid. .o,, ,,,,,,
Apply to j. THOMPsON dkEhAh,
Agent for District Of Columbia, Alexandria and Fairfax
countless Waist bet. ~ and 9th sts, lsland)
iy17-sATulm WashinSto
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17

TRENCH worked Collars at % cents'
II E,nhroidarcd Hnndkerchiefs very low
Fdoinus Insertings, &c, ditto
Ge5tlenen's Kid and silks Gloves
SILK and Linen Handkerchiefs Hosiery, &C
Cali aeon II Won want bargains at
O' Mrs COLLISIONS Millinery and Fancy Store,
june 3o-tr 9th street, near LOUISIANA avenue
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17

NTOTICE.-The undersigned hereby inform the citi-
IN Gems Of Washington and the public generally that
they this day entered into copartnerp for the
pose Of making Plans Specifications and estimates for
Dwelling and other Houses and TO and value all
descriptions Of builders work thorough practical 40
quanance with the various branches Of BODYBUILDING au
horzes the undersigned thus to offer their services to meet
the increasing demands Of the community.
Office street. north SIDE third door from sth street.
will be open for business from a. m. TO 6p.m. -
All orders will be attended 10 promptly and upon oera
terms JOHN o. HAHkNBsS,
aug e-2aw1m VIM. W. BIRTH.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17
MISS HEANEY's ACADEMY,

FOR THE INSTRUCTION OF YOUNG LADIES
INERMs PER QUARTER: English and French Languages,
Useful and Liberal Branches Of Learning, Mathema-
tics and Penmanship, So.
Drawing, Landscape and Portrait Painting, In oil or
water Colors &C., from 50 TO So.
Mr. SAMUEL CARUsI Professor of Music, will give instruc.
ton the Piano Forte, Harp Guitar and In Singing,
from S2 to SIS Any professors OF languages &c desired
win be duly employed.
Mr.. LEWIS CARUs will give instruction in the most ap.
proved style Of Dancing at usual charges
Until suitable accommodations obtained for Miss
RASEYs Academy in the vicinity the City Hall, Miss H.
will give instruction in Mr.. s. Caruss Music Academy in
Carus Saloon, and In families particularly In Drawing,
Music, and the French language.
Miss HEASEY may be addressed personally or by letter,
at Mrs Stettinuss Louisiana avenue opposite the City
Hall.
REFERENCES:
Mrs. Gen. MACONB, DR.. WM. GuNToN,
Gen. JESUP, Dr. LINDSEY,
JOHN W. MAuRY, esd. Rev. S. JUSTIN,
Maj. H. l.. SMITH, Hon. j. BILL,
GALES SEAToS, Dr. JAMES c. HALL.
DAVID A. HALL esq,
friends who may wish to consult Miss EANEY
will favor her by leaving their address at Mr. Frsnck Tay
rs Carus and Young music store third door west
of 18th street. Pennsylvania avenue
aug ll-2aw2w