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NEW ENn mshssry.-hs cHoATE ~iu open her hn nil
~ my ssfurdsy > 1sh The I.A.es of
Wssne ssd is vicinv ~ On h. most ess
sonss NAae Mr. cncss~s rtmmins .pl.p
via nninss, bbsns, Ac., large VARIETY "A ssn,,
stSiss ss'sh's for n. s.sscn, street, IVES. side
ts-Vvsan svssss- Oct ll-AA
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N r6W.-scotch port monnsies and card cases,
~ vse sowe s'ysyssy nsa, and attractive Also Turkey
lsssus stysss--~ocvenisrt, md onesp
Nso psa And PAPER msehs card Knives Con-
kseue"sne, sad boys knives large assortment Of
sifaa ssshe. Ivory ae'.'., pens, psp., od.n
cups lndsr or hooh marks
oosptstsvc cents. Writing decks, pcr,folo. sc hr
For sale BY GRAY 4 RAII ANTyNr
Seventh street
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THE presenting the public the largest and
they before offered
this has been selected with great care aud we
cannot be equaed In The
District our comprises, among others, the oo~ng
dress brocade silks, white light and dark colors, at
QneKn naf
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THy published authentic edition Of the
IAse ~ vr.usn Pierce by Nathaniel Hawthorne Drawn up
from containing the Generals military journal
written 6eId.
ne Illustrated with portrait from paint
ing ~ Teuny srecused expressly for this work,
AZ Mr. college with General Pierce and hiss
vsfoos friend he ia peculiarly well qualified for
his .sdsakns and his hish literary reputation . sncnt
sn'ss cf II hiss been
Ps,se With the sanction Of t3en, Fierce .tff
hAndscsy printed psper and sold for the low
~ Hk rents . paper covers, and 80 cents In muslin,
osdsr,ns copa- snd remtinG the smoup'
@ 1s ss~e to tn. publishers shall have tho books promptly de
hvsrrd 10 them free of expense
Asus,dscount those who buy TO sell again
Early orders solicited.
TICKNoR, REED, 4 FIELDS,
Conner of W s.hinston ant School streets, Boston
Tor sale In Washington by TAYLOR MAURY, and
o<t2-ssAsaloet ~ TAYLOR
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CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the un-
y dersgned ocock
filling up
yard In the bank before ing The
haul from bank the place ofdepose about 200
yards
complete the i'm
poyemenl cubic yards;
required bind himself deliver
quantity hrs The whole
TO be completed by the LIST day Of Apnl next. -- ...
Agent for the improvement Of the public grounds.
Sept 25-2awr22Nov
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TaR PURE KIND.Just received large insoie: OF linen
soeds cpAss all hnsn follows, and we eanddy mink
then ehsapsss OF ther kinds In tbs District
100 grsd linen diaper towels, at 81 per dozen
napkins, e 81 and " psr dozen, great DAT
gains
p,scss new sshioned s,eetings, wide
do 6nst danask al 50 csnts yard
DO 6lk aad rs csnts yard with
"H - endless variety Of fine danasks, diapers, and
toweiings
DO damn.k towenine by the piece, at 81 X cents per
yard, vel, worth 50 e~nn
o from medium To superhne
and will sell the cheapest ana oes nsh
roods Of caSses, b~ had In this market
We especial induce purcascn OF black sooos
black mepos Apacas and escoe Of ehoies
snalitss tlnw prices
rs places nns and glossy black silks
busAes select warm, black s'ockinr fer ladies
st sutumn and winter wear
- new styles bonnet rlbspds.
Ae for those bulls that ought 70 have
been paid July 1.
ash, arranged the contrary.
priees and fair dealing b, relied on In all
PERRY A BROTHER.
Oct a-Au Opposite Cent?. Market
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Fall Trade, pe52.-MaryiAnd and Virginia.
residing the above named States
obtain ner m aad winter supplies OF dry goods Of US on "na
suaiy favorable terms the approaching season
We pucased In the northern and eastern markets. very
largely which daily additions viii be made OF all ha desirable
and novel in OF dry goods.
goods of all classes, styles and prices constantly
hand
all kinds from the plainest fabrics 20 The fines,
kinds vogue In endless variety.
finest and medium qualities, win ali
other articles ptoverbiay low prices
Misses weAT.-We particular attention 70 All classes
m and chidren's wear.
wear.We have styles selected Necessary for the
purpose, with eye to styles, fabrick, and prices
Mourning goodsConsinny on band every Ace oil dry goods
apparel fabrics tho trade and
extremely low prices
kind STYLE and Of the best brands
.ds for deal la
every article usually found well ordered dry goods establish
We desire trade.
establishment must be lot cAss OF approved
paper al short dates. :
Good articles. prices. and fair dealing be relied on in al
fhhhh pho ih1N
Opposite Centre Market, Washington D. z.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-on and
& ist day OF October nsrt the mail bos viii leave
= her for South quarter past o'eiocs in
sSps 1870 GRO MATTINcLY, Agent
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n =. IT rEER'H NEW GOODs.-f. j. sTEER, merchant
os receved elegant and complete stock q
inv
able his hitv
allowed himself time and
TAX sc greater pains ususi in laying HE stock
Pees win be low and all work viii be done In the very best
aem 1a-Raw1pif
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NEW TAPEsTRY AND VELVET CARrETINGs.-
iou the subscribers additional
Ply goods. which will he found desirable
ehesp heyand precedent
sI bales stsps all Of whi~h will be
fouAd aud
supply sheets
7usp fabric, viii be cold for hsn shsstnG
he bought without the ofhsmming.
AA ADDITIONAL supply n heavy Flemish hhs srd toilet linens
a.
nouneswent CLAGEfT n DopsoNt
NV Dealers n al kinds Of furniture dry goods.
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Hon John c, Calhoun said of him He IS one OF the
most reliable men, "a statesman and patriot, thar The
ed confidence of Calhoun, Buchanan, Wright, Wood
bury. Walker King, Benton, and indeed OF the entire
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Al IsS 4. HO0AS'S Enxlish and French boarding and
sh OF pctosA In the sscond
bou.e Of alley street, between 18th snd tih
Applications be made to Nss Hogan, me rev
provided for the convenience Of rups,
guardians that they should ride from and 70
ladies who avail themselves OF his
enjoy the advantages OF pupctna and daily
For dc, application the principal Is
nn.s'.d.
REFERENCES.
Rev 4 NJ Butler, ID. ID. Hon. J. W. Mausy.
wm. Carroll, ESQ. Mr., Justice Wayne sup Court
Capt. @. Wilkes, u. 3. N. Francis MsIsos, ESQ
R.y ~ r w psch, d. ID. q. r. Bedsn, N, VI.
Hon Hamilton Fish, u. Jso. r. M.,c.lfe, M o., ".
,ueh young isd. Latin Italian, Spanish
Germsn Of IN. professors would
he procured,
l3-dn
NEw RoOKs.-The Mystery Solved or Ireispd'. Mise-s-
~ Cure by the Rev. Edward Marcus Dr.
~ missionary agent Irish Presbyterian church IS cents
Jamie Gordon or, the Orphan. Illustrated. rs cents
Shades ofChsot,r the infant PEm by Anne Woodrone
vols. 81 80.
Nesr Home or Europ. Described with Anee
Illustrations by the author Of "reep Of Day.
hc. rs
and Australia Described by the su'hor Of "Lns
upon Isine,n &C. IS cents
H.lday Of Tales, Illustrated by Miss Cstherns
DIV. Leaves; by Mr.. l.. sssourn.y Illustrated Is
Living Dead. s.i.. o Home Tru,bs Rev J. G. Ryls
ro, al. bv GRAY hRALLANTvNE,
s.venth doors shove Odd Fellows Hall,
oc, rs
rFE of franklin Pierre. by Nashansei Hawthorne.
II with authentic portrait Price, ~ cenis -. :.
o~sn sa~~sS 'nrb'S-
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Aug jill
u,IIE Lo.t sense.-De.fness and BiindnossB by DIR
i kuo
world In which deprived Of the
sight or hearing bis boybood for than thirty
life Of scuviy scholar In state
the most living be
ectsd OF HIMSELF and bis discriminating remark
on t condition blind James Miehen Laura Bndseman
and repee thought the nisrvsn
presented in the Of ths mental usn,ns
Krrro's B,Lr rIttu.rs.rOs'-sornins Series vols
mo 81.
Vol ]. An,odluvi and Psuiafchs,
q Moses and the Judges
D Samuel, Saul, and David
e. Solomon and the Kings.
Evening Series; vols ~ mo. -.
Vol job and focticsl Books.
Y Isaiah and the Prophets
D. The Lille and Death OF our Lord
e. The Apostles and the Early Church
For ,,l. at GRAY n pALLANTYNE's BOOKSTORE
s.p ll-rf 7th sirss above Odd Fellows Hall
r INEN GOODS, &C.
IL VERY superior IRISH linens
1es and 10 linen shssinf
Pnlo~-casc linen
superior danask ,'bl. hnsn
do do
swpsror danask ablsooth
Napkins
Huehabaet and d.mssk ,owsllns
Scotch and Russis diapers
Toilet and table covers
Linen floor cloth
Birds eye diapers
Msdosssd huckahncs
Crssh
step linen, Ac., Ae
received BY
Sept aI-eod2w rkhhf a nALLhH
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General Pierce 10 now the fret man IN New England
He is man of fine talents" Presment Polk to senersl
PillowJ
His intercourse with President Jackson was FIRE.
quspt snd ree and marked by tnepdly regard on the
part OF the latter In the stormest periods OF hs admin
.,rshon. Pierce frankly to his aid The confidence
then established vas never lost and when Jackson
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BY G. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.

BY G. w. BOTELER, AuctiOneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
i PROPERTY. BY virtue of a deed of trust
from John Walker to the subscriber, dated on the
18th, and recorded on the 9th day of January,
lS47 in Liber w. b., No. 1871, folios 287 2S9, and
29O, one of the land records of Washington county,
in the District of Columbia shall offer for sale at
public auction. to the highest bidder therefor, all
those pieces parcels of ground in the said city
of Washington, known, distinguished, ma ked.
and laid down the plat thereof as lots numbered
s. g. 9, 10. H. IL, Is, ID, Is, l6, II, in square
five hundred and fifty five, (555) the east halt part
of square number five hundred and fifty -FOUR, and
the improvements thereon, &C..
Sale to be made on the premises on Thursday,
December 80, at O'Clock p. m. One-iourth Of
the purchase money to be paid in hand; the resi-.
due in three equal payments, in 8, IL, and IL
months, with interest from date, to be secured to
the satisfaction of the trustee.
interest, valid deed, conveying to the purchaser
or purchasers all title and estate vested in the
trustee, will be executed.
Should the terms of sale not be complied with
within three days from the day of sale, the trustee
reserves the right to resell the property at public
auction, on such credit he may think fit, at the
risk aud cost of the defaulting purchaser or pur
chasers, after one weeks notice, after advertise
ment in some w ashington newspaper. All con-
veyancing to be at the cost of the purchaser or
purchasers.
JNO. a LINTON, Trustee.
C.. w. BOrELER, Auctoneer.
1u&
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BALTIMORE Correspondence
Destructive Accident 4Aibonis First Con
cert Mount Vunon Hotel Erports-Ths Mar
kefs &.e.

Dest,uctipe Firs-Accidsnt- Aiboni's First Con
cert Mount Vunon Hotel Erports-Ths Mar
kefs, S.c.
BALrIMoRE, December IL s p. IN.
most destructive fire occurred in this city this
morning, commencing in the Wholesale grocery
establishment of Jacob Hays, on Exchange Place,
and soon communicating to the wholesale grocery
warehouse Of James George, adjoining, both Of
which were in short time enveloped in flames.
defying the exertions of the firemen to subdue
them The flames were, however, confined to the
buildings, which, with their contents and massive
walls, were entirely destroyed, A portion of the
walls Of one OF the warehouses fell upon the ad
jtining building, occupied by Mr.. Mntchett, print
err, who, with his son, was at work endeavering to
his property, and both were seriously injured,
his son having his leg fractured and slight frac
ture of the scull rendering his recovery somewhat
doubtful The loss is about $4,000, on which
there ID insurance of 8 35, 900 in the Firemen's
office.
The fret concert of Madame Alboni last night
was immensely attended by most brilliant and
fashionable audience. Her vocal powers were
garded as truly wonderful, and the delight of all
who heard her was unbounded. Indeed have
never witnessed more delighted and excited au-
dience. AS she gives her first concert in Wash
ington on Tuesday night, your citizens will have
Themselves.
Major Nickersop, formerly of Baltimore, agent
of the Mount Vernon Hotel Company, in the course
of erection at Cape May, has sold in this city up
wards Of 900 shares of the stock Of this monster
establishment, which is, when finished, to be capa
bic OF accommodating $500 guests. Everybody
seems to feel an interest in Cape May, and as it
promises to be a most profitable stock, he has met
with great success. The major will visit Wash
ington in u few days to enrol the citizens of the
Metropolis among his share. holders.
The total value of foreign exports from Balti
more; for the week ending Thursday, was 1924 &c.,
OF breadstufs there exported 8 Ills barrels of
four ,769 barrels of cornmeal and 300 bushels of
corn.
In the Baltimore market to day flour was firm,
with sales of TOO barrels of Howard street at s.;
grain is scarce and nohng doing.
Sales at the Baltimore Stock Board, December II.
270 Baltimore S's :::.. ,..:... IS
IS shares Bait. and Ohio Railroad, time 49,
Is do Georges Creek Coal & Iron Co. IS
Money is in more active demand. without any
material advance in the rates. The supply of good
paper ia rather more abundant, but is readily taken
at our previous quotations, 81 7 /; undoubted
single nam es a 10.
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FERDINAND MOULTON,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
AT IRVING HOTEL,
Washington, D. G..
Oct 7-3u
CARPETING AND FURNISHING GOODS
GENERALLY.

CARPETING AND FURNISHING GOODS
GENERALLY.
T,HE SUBSCRIBERS have just received, from
of the richest foreign and from eastern manufac-
turcrs all the varieties and styles OF Domestic Dry
Goods for House Furnishing, such as-
Velvet Carpeting of the newest designs
Brussels Brussels do do do do
Tapestry and Brussels for halls and steps
Superior Three ply carPetng' extra rich
Twilled and plain Venetian Carpctng, extra rich
Rich Chenele and Tufted Rugs
Chenele and Tufted Parlor Mats
1914 and IL 4 printed Druggets
10 4, 10 4, and 1914 Crumb Cloths
In Curtain Materials and fixtures, such as
Satin LANES, new style, and very rich
Worsted Damasks, all colors
Union Damasks, great variety
Extra rich Lace and Muslin Curtains
Medium and low priced Curtain Muslins
Buff Linen for Shades, of every width
Brass Cornices, and suitable fixtures
Curtain Gimps, eide and centre Tassels q
Linen Sheetings, all widths and qualities
Marseilles Quilts, all sizes
Bed Blankets, Gerry fine, OF every size
Satin Damask Table Cloths, from Sd to A-4
Superior and low priced Damask Napkins
Diaper and Damask Towelings.
Together with every other article in our line for
House Furnishing purposes, to which we respect.
fully invite the attention of purchasers assuring
them that the facilities we enjoy and the extensive
preparations we have made for an increase in this
branch of our business, will enable to offer in
ducements, both in price and terms fully equal to
any similar establishment in the United States.
HOOE, BROTHER & co.
Sept2I Union and Alex. Gag
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o. The Annual Meeting OF the Young
Mems Christian Association will be held on Tues
day evening, December 4th, at O'Clock, at the ~
street Presbyterian church. The amendments pro-
posed to the constitution will be acted on, and the
officers elected for the ensuing year. The follow
ing the unanimous nominations made by the
Standing Committee President, u. Richards 4;
Vice Presidents, T. J. Johnston, w. Q. Force, DR..
Richard II. Coolidge, w. b. Waugh Correspond
ing Secretary, DR.. James s. Mackie Recording
Secretary, William j Rhees Treasurer, Charles
w. Schrciner Librarian, A. L. Edwards.
general and punctual attendance is requested.
WILLIAM j. RHEES,
Dec Is Recording Secretary.
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1000 cords best cobble or quarry stone, for crib
ballast
Proposals for materials similar in quantities and
quality will be received at the same time for Dun
kirk, New York.
The contracts will require the delivery to be
made during the month of May next. The whole
to be delivered by the 3ist of May.
Inspection of materials will be made delivered,
but not in less quantity than one.third of the whole
ties as delivered and inspected, lees 10 per cent
upon the value thereof, which per cent. will be
forfeited to the United States If the contractor
should fail in his contract, or be paid to the con-
tractor on the final fulfment Of his contract
All materials will be at the risk Of the contractor
until inspected and received by the United States
agent; but after being inspected and received, the
materials being then the property OF the United
States, will be 1.-THE risk of the United States.
The contractor to be subject, when he has ma
teras in sufficient quantity ready for delivery, to
no delay greater than three days for a United
States agent to inspect and receive the same.
Each bid to be accompanied with certificates
that the bidder is responsible man and able to
fulfil his obligations.
The War Department reserves to itself the right
of judging of the bids in all respects, and OF so
reducing any Of the quantities of bid as to bring
the aggregate amount, according to it's judgment,
O'''" '0 ''''' - ]. J. ALERT,
Colonel Corps Typographical Engineers.
Dec l0-dl2t&2tawtFeb 10
To be inserted in the Republic, Intelligencer,
and Union, Washington; Courier and Enquirer,
and Express, New York; Commercial Advertiser,
Buffalo, New York; Advertiser, Detroit, Michigan;
zette Erie Penns ylvania twelve times daily, then
t,yice N week until February 10.
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List OF Patents

Issued from the United States Patent Office for the
tpeek ending December 7, 1852, and bearing date
December I 1852.
Robert Bunker, of Rochester, N. Y.-For i'm.
proved machinery for binding pail bales, &c.
George w. Culver, of Louisville, Ky.-For inn
provement in seed planters.
Richard s. Cramcr and Cyrus C. Blossom, of
Sommerville, Ohio.-For improvement in
gummers.
Charles w. Coe, of Ashtabula, Ohio.-For i'm :
provements in drilling machines.
Francis Degen, of New York, N. Y.-For i'm
provement in hats.
Phineas Emmons, of New York, N. Y-For i'm
provement in tonguing and growing apparatus.
Stephen Gates, of Albion, N. Y.-For improve
ment in hot air furnaces.
Edward L. Gaylord, Of Newark, N. J.-For i'm
proved machinery for bending carpet bag frames,
C. b. Brown, OF Griggsville, Il.-For improve
ment in grain and grass harvesters.
Lewis Drescher, Of New York, N. Y.--For i'm.
proved galvanic battery.
George Grant, of Troy, N. Y.-For improved
hinge for mouder's TASKS.
Jno. T. Hammitt, of Philadelphia, Pa.-For i'm
Lansing E. Hopkins, of New York. N. Y.-For
improvement in machines for manufacturing hat
bodies.
Richard Ketchum, of Seneca Castle, N. Y.-For
Rodolphus Kingsley, of Springfield, Mass.-For
improved pad lock-
jno. Levy and Charles Jones, of New York
Y.-For improvement in the mode Of frostine
glass.
Jno. McCreary, Of Chesterville Ohio.-For i'm
provemcnt in manufacturing wooden type.
Erasmus A. Pond, of Rutland ,Vt.--For improve
ment in pill making machines.
William Stoddard, of Lowell, Mass.-For i'm
provement in single machines.
Jacob w. Switzer, OF Basil, Ohio.-For improved
screwdriver.
Warren w. and Clark c. Wright, of Canton,
Pa.-For improvement in reels for harvesters.
William H. Smith, of Philadelphia, Pa.-For
improvement in utilizing slags Of furnaces.
Cullen Whipple, of Providence, r. l., assgnor
to the New England Screw Company, of same
p!ace.-For Improvements in machinery for max,
ing wood screws, sc. Dated December 7, 1852.
Ante dated June I, 1852.
Design.
Ezra Ripley and N. s. Vedder, of Troy, N. Y. ,
assignor to Samuel Mcclure, of Rochester, N. -
For design for a cook stove.
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The CAUSE OF THE PooR The Ladies' Union
Benevolent and Employment Society will open
their annual Fair for the benefit of the female poor
of this city, this evening, at Iron Hail. The dis
interested and commendable exertiops Of the ladies
composing this society deserve the most liberal
encours cement from our citizens Of ali religious
persuasions as their charitable labors difused
to needy females OF all sects, whose pressing
wants in large cities during the inclemeucies Of
winter especially are but little known save to
those who seek to alleviate them. Contributions
solicited by the lady managers either of fancy
substantial articles, during the progress Of the
Fair; and trust their appeal in this regard will
be literally responded to.
We subioiu a short abstract from their last an
nua report with the officers and manag gers for the
ensuing year:
During the past year this society has received
and expended rather more than 81 600
Employment has been furnished to about eighty
INDECENT females, and more than three hundred
destitute families have been visited and relieved
by the managers through the funds of the society.
Direcresses.
Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Char les Fowler.
Mrs. c. Munroe, IIeasurer.
Mrs. Hammond, Secretary.
Managers.
Mrs. J. F. Webb, Mrs. w. A. Bradley,
Mrs Tucker, Mrs. L. J. Giss,
Mrs. William Cox, Mrs. Capt. Powell,
Mrs. Reed, Mrs. d. Radcliffe,
Mrs. s. II. Hill, Mrs. DR.. Smoot,
Mrs. Brawner, Mrs. Charles Stewart,
Mrs. VIM. Nourse, Mrs. Henry Maher,
Mrs. Duff Green. Mrs. Walter,
Mrs Rosalie Smith, Mira. Capt. Morris,
Mrs. W. b. Todd, Mrs. Beverly Tucker,
Mrs. J. w. Maury, Mrs. Lieut.. Whiting,
Mrs DR. Austin, Mira. Purser Speiden,
Miss c. Koones, Miss Heaney,
Mro Goodrich
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BOOK NOTICE.

LIBRARY House. OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
August "a, 1852.
A LARGE NUMBER OF BOOKS belonging
n to this office yet out. The members Of
the House, and others having them in their pos
session. are respectfully requested to cause them
to be returned. JOHN A. PARKER,
Librarian House of Representatives.
Aug 26-dtf