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OPINIONS OF TIE EseLsH PREss-A certain class OF
whig papers and wing orators very fond OF quoting
the opinions OF the English press upon the politics OF
this country. One thing. however, they omit 10 state
viz that rs the erai portion of the English press that
cludng the organs OF the present Derby ministry dole
out the lamentations about the dingefs ol demo.
cratic ascendency
Here are some EXTRACTS from HE Rnglish fScotO pa.
pers The frsi ia from the London Court Journal
"We notice that neghbors the water are en-.
gagged in bitter pres DENTAL conflict The
have Ior their leader Gen Scott and the democracy
would transverse the poles OF the earth and call IL progress
are led by Gen. Pierce Asa conservative journa our
sympahies with the former"
The whig papers have given us the opinion OF the
London Times on the tariff policy OF this country and
we give its commentator ai the Scou-wbig parry:
"Our opinions must, therefore, lean the more mod.
crate aud enlightened Of these pare who guard
ians OF FeDERAL TRADITIONS, and the friends OF peace"
Boston lost
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Letter OF ii. @. s. Key, Esq.

LEoNARprowN, August ~, 1852.
DEAR sg Your letter OF the s,h Instant informing Of
my unanimous election honorary member of your
club and requesting my approving answer. was duly
ceiysd AMI would have been promptly responded to
but Tor painful visitation that limited my feelings my
domesic CIRCLE. The wetaondns'ed "GsEette" Of
your city told US OF your organization, and gave refresh
ing evidence DECLINING that the youth Of our
cent seat olgovernmeat we're impressed with what they
owe those sound democratic principles o our govern
ment upon which It's permanent existence depends
When understood the past history OF our county, n all
that Is glorious In mission establish lbei. greater
appreciation in the public mind and by the wachul aid
OF our young nlen cxead the benefits to the oppressed
races OF mankind accept the oomp ment paid me by
your club, and gan only pledge consistent political e
emitting your confidence The period Of public a
M that brought you Into existence shows Organization
marked by regard for the best interests OF conniry
Forthc FIRST time have opponents discarded their nation
ally party. and n the field for empire relying
mainly the numerical strength OF the North asSnsi the
South de'psing the gopsiu,;iopl rights Of nearly
hslfof ,e aa,es aud the constitutional obligations of the
WHOLE thus aiming to accomplish that CONSOLIDATION Of
power In government the downfall Of $ ate
ereigniy whch has been inslnctvey odious de
mocracyand that, too under the lead OF ospddae who
has devoted all bis passion FAR ete.wring the
ton OF whs, sometimes called the "obsolee ideas Of
whiggery" and to expose his ignorance Of the purpos
theory OF Institutions proclaim his dssen, thar
sympathy for the oppressed Of other ees that has pecu
ary CONNIE ndcd ali progress "a the smiles OF Heaven
But In sush we have and should have fears
The lives OF Pierce and King exhibit and ILLUSTRATE those
sound democratic constitutional principles that have
brought abou all the prominent in national his
tory and cannoi help invoking yonr study and
energetic dissemination Of ihose principle, throughout the
sphere of your influence la every the sound
OF orr party in the North have recognized their national
obligations, and the party there have only been weakened
whggsry gathered strength in the South, and gave aid
and comfort ianatea allies In the Noh by the elections
Of Harrison and Taylor BIZ, theis present 'blgher Law" "
organisation, that can 'despss' and "spit upon" their
-
ed lev a onl own ancient orgsniz have taken the
alarm and with forehopeh for their States and ancient
principles have into line the great democratic
principle Of the CONSTITUTIONAL scveregny and rights Of the
States and scquiesce in the Compromise Al period Of
history has the democratic party everywhere been
united North Csrolins, lately the Gibraltar Of whlgesu
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THE UNION WASHINGTON SATURDAY MORNING OCTOBER 6 1862

secuted IN Greece American fishermen 10 be interrupted
without warning by British naval force in what they
and all these insults and ndgnes taken by this govern
ment IN The most complacent Pckwickan sense; or
whether we shall ever have something of Jack sons
spirit infused into the administration OF our national al
fairs These are the true issues, and the talk about
farewell addresses and non intervention is, in this
case at least, but specous dodge Cuba is not Hungary
come to mans estate The people will show in Novem-
Der next their knowledge of that much of geography.
And now. Mr. Editor, may not request through you,
the papers OF Charleston, New Oreans and Mississippi
who have discussed these maters to publish this com
municaon, not merely ac OF justice to me, but TO
subserye the best interests OF their readers in social,
commercial and political point OF view.
remain, sir, very sincerely, your obedient friend and
servant AMBROSl0 JOSE GONZALES
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by GREEN q SCOTT, Auct.onssr..

T. xCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Il Paintings, Piano Foe &C. Tuesday,
shall e the residence Captain smoo Fnukln
Row, between 18th and 18Th streets, 10 O'clock
splendid assortment offurnitute, viz
Mahogany yeget-covered sofis and rocking chairs
DO and rosewood large castor chairs
gothic chairs
Italian mabetop sofa table, Louis XIV style, msrbsop pier
fine rit gothic frame French plate mirrors ~ by 26
Two marble pier brackots o match
Fine silver plated silver edged
Splendid gold gilt China dinner, coffee
ing hundred pieces made TO order IN France, and other
crockey
Fine silk worsted window curiains and
blinds, shades
Twelve 6ne oIye.wood Italian fancy eanoscat chairs
Rosewood Cbickering, and
touch, cover stool, and music rack &fH
Rare antique cabinet with landscape painting. on glass
Gisndoles, candelabra@, solar, hall, and
Fine marble top dressing bureau washcoet and other bu
sdeboard walnut dining tables
oil cabinet paintings old
the Baptist the Holy Family, Mary Magdaen, Columbus,
Amencus Nespueci, and other copies Teniers
Fine velvet tapestry carpets
Hair and other mattresses, and bedding
Passage olcloth, passage and stair carpets and rods
first English fowing and
plete
Hail, air-tisht, and other sovfs, drums, and pipe,
Patent refrigerator, with good assortment Of kitchen
Also agood family horse which well harness. per-
fcctly gentle.
public general respectfully
II will be well worthy OF their attention.
The paintings will take place precisely O'Clock when
full description VIII be given.
Terms An OF $50 and under, cash go and
ceedng $780, 20 and 60 days $780, % 60, 20
notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing Interest -
octl3-d Auctioneess.
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'Gsr. scoTr AND HIS BROTHER OFFICERS 1t Is re-
mark able feature IN the present contest that few or none
OF The cers who served under Gen Scott care anything
about his election, while large number OF them are
strongly opposed 10 him Such state OF things is pre.
haps The most convincing evidence that can be furnished
of his unhlness and ncanacy for tho post for which he
has been nominated We can attribute il TO no other
cause than the fact thai durnS his military career he was
so overbeang in his conduct TO hostile feelings
among those who served under him While Cen Tays
lor a universal favorle With his officers Scott way
continually at war with them Worth, Duncan Harney
and others, put under by him, and such wa
the OF conduct pursued by him that the govern.
ment compelled ~ suspend him in his comna and
We regatd the estimation in which he is held by his
brother officers the most significant and convincing
testimony that be offered for his un6iness for any
civil station -S,nsoa Obssrur
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tsned judgment for communication, with interest, the
ground that be served in Dabney legion the end OF the
although his is that list, IL only shows
that the plaintiff has obtained than he entitled
to-
M Heath Is NOT able 20 from one room 10 another la
his office and when the office he sgns has name 10 some
papers, and has clerk write the Of Z Heath 10
others In order him the trouble.
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Hy eREEN 8 scoTT. Auotlon,er..

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III shall residence OF
Mrs. Mcpherson, Pennsylvania between "a
Streets at 10 O'clock good Of
Mahogany sofas, oaiomans, parlor other
DO marble top centre and other tables
DO sid.boards, bureaus and tables
Maple high and low post bedsieads and wardrobes
Cherry extension dining table, 10 eetlong
Feather beds, hair and snuck mattresses, bedding kc
Tapestry, Brussels, 3 ply, aud other
French plate gitframe mirror and marble bracket
Girandoies, solar, hall, hanging and other lamps
Moreen and white window curtains and shades
China, glass, crockcry, and
Andirons shovel and and Tenders
Iron bronzed batrack, washsinnds
Dining passage oicoh
Iatrobe and air tight
With n requisites.
Terms All credit Of 60 and 90
days. for satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
GREEN SCOTT,
ooti6-d Aucieneers.
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syE E. ". .sraATroN. Aue,,on,.r.

(Pennsyivania apenus Of Nin,h areef)
TRUsTEE's SALE OF THREE THOUSAND LOTS, COM
prsng OF dry goods, goods
perfumery jewey Watches boots shoes ScOn Monday
Wednesday October lsh 18th, and Goth,
reserve,
sorekeepcr, consisting Of
Cloths, csssmcfes, ves,nas, and de,sincs
Dress silks meinas, bofnbasins and calicoes
Flannois, hcached and brown
shavis undershirts aud drawers, apacaH
Satin stripes, ginghams, lutres, psids
Cambrcs, musiins lawns vevefx,
Edgnrs, iaces, ribands, silk hraids, gimps
Sewing silks bonnet silks, table cloths
Linencambric hanascrchiefs, silk hsndkorchi,fs
Cravsfs and neck ties, gleves and hosiery
Ssseenders, night caps combs, brushes
A great variety Of buttons, foundations
Padding, bonnets, wooIien comforts
Meme, women's, and chiidren's boots and shoes
French worried collars, flowers, ma wreatps
Napkins, hfaeye Diaper purse trimmings
bindings, tapes, needles, pins, hooks and eyes, SC.
Also, entire OF German toys
several gsid and silver watches, hreastpins
Ear rings, gold pencil cum pins, hnrerringa.
~ r. The sales will 10 day.
continued O'Clock evenins disposed
Terms Az usder s cash and
and days; and under Sloo ninety
and eloo snd four months credit for
endorsed bearing interest octis-d5s
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New YoRK. Oct 15.-The Star arrived here this
morning from San juan which place she left the oh
instant She has hundred and forty seugers among
whom the passengers of the s. s. Lewis, which Lett
San Francisco the 10Th September. She aso brings
81 400 in specie freight. and $780, 00o In the hands
passengers.
The Star left at San Juan the British Trent from
Navy Bay She sailed also in company with the
Daniel Webster for New Oheans. Coed health prevailed
San Jnan. The weather ne and the river In fine
navigabe order. The transit the shmus made
without any detention
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Notice.

GsssR.l LAND orrer October IA, lss2
NUMEROUS applications having been made this office
N subject, decided, full consideration
assignments Of when executed before
and ACKNOWLEDGED before public In all however
be accompanied certificate under seal the author
y OF the official Of the time Of taking
acknowledgements, and Of he genuneness Of his signature
The INSTRUCTIONS Of o3i March last viii therefore he regarded
amended. JOHN WILSON,
Oct l6-3iaw4w COMMISSIONER
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CAeDThe Of the ladies and gentlemen Aieran-
"A da Geogctown, and Washington respectfully invited tho
saie OF beautiful take place residence
Capt. smoot In franklin Tuesday the 18Th 10
opook, The furniture h Of quay and the sale
viii be well worthy Tho house will he opcnsd
Monday previous desiring
aRHsN SCOTT
r No money at the sale hut funds.
Oct led &.
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II nEmOvAL--M w. GAIT BROTHER, jewellers, have re-
moved @ their store, three doors Of the they or
merry occnpird magnificent dia
mond and other rich Iewey Superior cd Watches silver and
plated ware, gold and 6ne psoiaces shell glasses &c
Also, achoce sandal wood bone,
h mns silver pearl and caer monnses fancy bracelets,
&c, which they offer nj nnususly low prices.
Having greatly increased facilities for manufacturing they
now prepared any for silver ware
the modern every
Arms cfes and mottoe handsomely executed seai. q stone
metr. NJ w. GAIT a BROTHER,
ewsusr, rennsyvsna avenue, between 9th and 10Th
or h-N
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Ohio Election.

CoLuMBUs. Oct l5.-The returns show that the
gressiona delegation will stand IL democrats and wings.
Sufficient have been received here by telegraph
and Otherwise show that the gone by fifteen
eighteen thousand msj3rty for the dc supreme
Judge So far the wings have gained four congressman
The popular vote OF the State, is believed will be twenty
five thousand short.
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j. X. Goodall's Dancing Academy.
hon Hal assembly Rooms, Pennsylrania .drsNss.

ILL for the ensuing Saturday Octsbe
al IN, for lnde IN for Children and ~ for
lIemsn. 17sf
In announcing myself teacher OF dancing dsposs
Indian de recommended
Walker deomy Of the spine Coason,
Bkbeck and the medical profession generality also the
club gentlemen
schools and the guardians
der the first London, successful practice
fifteen England which happy
show, will, ust be sufficient guarantee liability thus soc
and families OF this District
advantage Of elegant infinitely
Washington enable attention ZEAL
Of pupia branch the
but frequently negecsdo salisfacnon
fashionable dances nuht by Paris and London
Terms for ladies and ehidrea Sa quarertwo lessons
week.
For gentlemen, s6 per quarter-onc lesson week. f
assembly October,
Admission 50 Pupils half price, with pcrmission
ladies' All letters and applications Addressed
J. X Goodal, Iron Hall, will receive attention.
Private classes ladies' gentlemen
may be arranged eHa WI.
l3-dN
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Dy ;. G. MCGUIRE. Aactionssr.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUC1IoN.-on
Saturday afternoon, October TO- O'Clock,
three sio brick house on Il street iosr doors
OF and dweing conveniently arranged for
bot with yard and from its proximity Pennsy
being Of business
able opportunity for a profitable investment
The which easy, win be made known at the sale
Oeil4-d J. q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneor.
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Mdiama Eieeiion.

INDIANAPOLIS, October 10 LIN twenty counties Wright,
(den.) for governor gains 2iiI the of lsi9,
and is elected by from $1,000 20 900 majority The resi-
of the democratic State ticket is elected by $4,000
jority. Ten democrats and whg (PaIkeD elected
TO Congress. Legislature democratic.
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Penasylpania Election.

HARRlsBuRe, Oct i3-fhe from the West gene
rally show democratic gains, leaving doubt whatever
that the democrats have carried the the
ticket by from 10000 I2.0oo-pobably more Wright
for Congress is elected Fuller (whig) the twelfth
district
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Pair.ApKLpnrA, Oct. l5.


agreeable and Indictment evening, crowded over.
lowing She received with great applause and CT
thusasm, and encored in n tho pieces The were
all sold early yesterday morning. Over so carriages we've
at the door Of The hall There great rush to day for
50 10 her second concert.
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BY J. q. MCGUIRE, Auct,onoer.

pENNsYLvANIA AVENUE LOT AT AUCTION. WIN be sold
the premises aucion Thursday the <h day Of Octo
Der instant at O'Clock p lot 70 in reservation fronting
feet Pennsylvania the of Washtngtnn and
public alley This the few
naming unoccuped this oroughac and business
and well deserving Of the attention Of capital lies
between I'd and ~ Streets and opposite the United States Hotel
Terms of One fourth balance in ak, twelve.
eighteen months Purchaser his for the deferred
msn bearing interest," and them BY deed Of ne
property Titc perfect JAS. G. MCGUIRE
Oct l0-d Aucdoacer
GO The above sale Is postponed, aceouna ~ the
weather. until Monday, the 18th instant O'Clock, N.
Oct l6-d JAS. q. MCGUIRE, Auclonees.
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To the Editor Of the Uaion !,

TO the Editor Of the Uafor
have the inquiries OF your correspondent respect
log the Pension osce, and being able to Of
them. take pleasure doing hope the matter will
be followed mp. II Is high time that the people shonld
snow how matters conducted, and by whom, the
Pension Office. Jf Mt Stuart the President disposed
y do they many of the abases the PEN
sion Ohsce. There honest In that office
who II inquired Of by the Secretary the President
could and would. doubt inform lbe of the state Of
the Office and how and where much time Is spent by oh
es am told that tho Commissioner OF Pensions said
very lately that the office in OF Chaos lf after
oens the head Of the otsc for he makes such
oeoarstou 10 time that he should he removed. IL 10
proof that he is competent
IN reply, the present Commissioner OF Pensions was
ne nr't auditor of Virginia, and removed by the legis
ature Of that State.
twin be ioand by reference report No GJ, page 81
sae by the Comm tee OF Ways and Means the House
Representatives, lat session 18th Congress- that iodg
W" obtained IN the circuit superior OF law and
.a"osy 'ot henhco county, Virginia by Jesse h Weems
'n's'sof on the estate Of Thomas Winder Ewel, de-
' 'o' communication. with interest. the ground that
- |.se. :" DabnsFs legion to the end Of the and
~. nesn' ~ suditof, settled the said claim,
as e.oso' WIN william Helm attorney in fact for
sa'sh T. nays am not able to say wbs,ber Mr. Weems
- n any way related TO Mr. Heath but know that In
he wrote, either to Mr. Ewing or Col Edwards
ne stated that Thomas Wnder Ewsn his maternal rels
ton 80
bys reference to 9th Leigh being reports OF oae. ar
sned and determined IN the Of appeals of yrgina
page ~, viii be found ;st Judge Bfockenbrougb. in
ryins AN opinion w another csss. says
the administrator Of Captain Thomas EweI has OBJ.
The daily union., 1852-10-16

03- Washington city Young Men's chrissian Assoc
ciauonA and In behalf OF this
preached by the Rev. Dr. Butler Trinity church. tomorrow
nng 7k O'Clock Is members earnestly requested attend
WIN. CHAUNCY LANGDON,
oetl8 Act Rec See
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MARRIED..

Al tPhladepha, the at instant, by the Rev H. A.
Man, d. D., WILLIAM d. LEWIS IT., CLARA daughter Of
THosAs 3. 4. FAssrrr, esq, all Of that city.
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A.s.mbiu ofihs L,ei,lainrs.

MONTPELIER WL) Oct l5--The legislature of this State
reassembled this morning. and resumed baotng speak
er Of the house on the 2ia ballot Thomas f. Powers
(whig) elected.
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soIREEs sIAGIQUE.
PROFESSOR wYMAN

give popular
ii in the Odd Feiows' Hall Thursday October and FRI
day Saturday, Monday Tuesday "Wednesday evening"
9Th, l, l2h and i3t when he will introduce many aud
beautiful experiments in
NATURAL MAGIC,
Yentrioqusm, and the popular Ilaian Fantoccini.
Also splendid exhibition Saturday Wednesday,
Moons, 9th and iath commencing O'Clock.
Doors 10 3
Cards OF admission, 23 cents children l2l cents.
OctT--du
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la the souh but the mey trusted Nat Macon
aud his successors returning the ancient Tod and
spending 70 the national feeling and may confidently
expect and promise that Maryland with the whole South
awakened al last the crisis in the affairs Of common
couniry will give Pierce and King united vote as
VIII give confidence and support patriotic const
atonoving friends in the North and insure repose 10 the
whole country and strengthen the hopes OF the friends
everywhere Of cyil and religious liberty in the stability OF
our institutions Thanking your club for their iaterng
uce OF me, and you for your letter,
am, most respectfully, yours,
IL G. s KEY
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0- ST. Pstrtcks Church.-Tbe Very Rev.
street, provincial Of the Society OF Jesus viii preach
In ST. fatrcks church, (5anday l7h
III O'Clock the benefit
Catholics Friends Society. The public invited
l6
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D3- Washington City Young Mems Christian Assoc
ciaion-A special meeting OF the association Tie
ectureojm OF the Fourth Presbyterian church, 9th
Monday evening" the 18th instant "a O'clock
on other
Its fends and especially the ladies'
yilod attend WM CHAUNCY LANGDON.
Oct 10 Act. Rec Sec.
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sales To-Day.
ny ,. Q. MCGUIRE, Auctioass.

ARGE AND FINE BAY HORSE AT AuCrIoN.--oa sssur
IL day morning the l6h instant rosxns,
10 O'Clock horse, years
well In under the
JAMES @. MCGUIRE,
Oct I'D AucuonoeT.
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laS- The Teachers Association will Mt he
Smithsonian Institution this
wiz be a lecture and discussion The pubic
Oct 10 O. T.. WIGHT, Secretary.
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AT the request OF the author publish the suboined
communication, without wishing TO be understood as in
any way endorsing it,
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Pension once

Two days ago published number OF inquiries
having relation to the manner in which the Pension or
swers given BY correspondent 10 the questions which
have been propounjed through our columns
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IL. Is. Hackney's United States Hotel.

THE subscriber respectfully the public that he has
taken this well KNOWN arge and commodious hotel for Of
and intends comfort and convenience,
all that class hotel should be- The location Of the
central, minutes wink tho Capitol, and
convenient nil other public buildings the metropolis The
house has undergone change thoroughly cleaned
furnished, and is open for business
Coaches and will be the arrivals
of the boats and
The subscriber his thanks his former patrons,
speciul socs their his home.
H. d. HACKNEY,
Oct I6-dlmd&cp intel Formerly Of Virginia
THE Cabin and Parlory Slaves and Mastersy by
j. Thornton Randolph; with Illustrations Price 50
Oct16 FRANCK TAYLOR.
THE Cabin and ParIory slaves and MasteKsg by
i J. Thornton Randolph with illustrations.
TAYLOR MAURY,
Oct l6 Booksellers, 9Th
Through American specacIes VOL with ihusuauohs.
Lossng's Field Book Of the Revoiuion-part 96.
Just pubIshed and sale by TAYLOR MAURY,
Oct l6 Bookseller, 9th
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WM H. GAssAwAY. esq Secretary OF Granite Club No /,
Annapois Md.
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IMPOSITION OF French Cloak. ON Monday next.

IMPOSITION OF French Cl0aks Monday next
We herewith TO the ladies of Washington adon
ing shall open Monday FALL winter
stock Paris coaks and manes being richest lot
kind had Offering public
corded cloth Pompadian's cloaks
do Nnon do
do lie Grand do
do Gabrielle do he4t
do Manua Parisienne cloaks ta
3 do circular (sleeyes) do
do cloak Gilet do
do Leonas do tsfs
Lyons velvet
silk Napoleon
brown embroidered sacks
black satin dc chine mantias
black silk sSai~r
colofed silk do
black velvet watered do raj,
drab cloth mantenu de- heurs
cloth Camella Tama a,
brown cloth circular stsf&.8.
Lyons velvet with hoods
rich embroidered Abon cloaks
do Talamaque coaks
blue and black watered velvet de R0ssi
maroon embroidered velvet do
All the above goods recent importation, and pledge
selves TO sell them lower than New York prices
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, 4 co.
Oct lG-6ufFS&M