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Classical & Mathematical School.

THE subscriber proposes to open in the city Of Washing
tom the 18th Of September, Classical and Aathe-
NAUTICAL School of high order For this purpose he has
central and very desirable location on the south
side OF II street, three doors west from 18th
INC number Of pupils aoI be limited 10 toey To these
ne wiz devote his exclusive attention. In preparing them ior
college OF for business and professional pursuits.
Is the design to make this permanent Classical and
Mathematical school, with number limited that each
pupil may receive large share teachers attention
and the result Of his own experience and that Of others
convince him that he in this way accomplish much
for their mental and moral Improvement and their
rough and rapid progress in study than be done In
school Of larger number of miscellaneous char
acter.
From the views expressed to the subscriber intelligent
PERSONS it " believed there many In this city Who
sire the establishment of such school ut the time
and all Of his energies guided by his past in the
instruction of YOUTH will be devoted to making it, in all
respects worthy the confidence and patronage Of those
who may be disposed to place their under his charge
Terms, per quarter, $780,
Refer to the Faculty of Columbian College; to Col Z.
Edwards; Col Peter Force; William Gunton, esq., Rev r.
w. Cushman; Hon. WIN. Morgan, Treasury Department
d. T. v. LEACH esq, Pest Office Department
Address the subscriber, through the City Post Office
sept 2-eo2w* GEORGE s. BACON
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s6Y>It is time for our merchants to talk to
their customers about their fall goods
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Hymns Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
III Hymns Of the Methodist Episcopal Church South
Hymns of the Methodist Protestant Church
Lutheran Hymns
The Psslmist, with supplement
Watts and Rppon
Watts and Select Hymns
Parish Hymns
Psalms and Hyfhnh
Episcopal Prayer Books, with Lessons
Bible and Prayer-bound together
Catholic Prayer. Books
Bibles and Testamcnts, large and substantial Family
Bibles, Pocket Bibles etc.
All OF the above In every variety and style Of binding
At GRAY BALLANTYNES Bookstore,
sep 1-tr 9TH st., two doors above Odd Fellows Hall
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City Items.


Ddr Under the local head Of this paper, few
days ago, was psblshed a brisf paragraph In re-
lation 10 a controversy had before justice Of
the Peace between Francis Dodge, esd, and the
Cheyalsr Spencer Regarding the affair as Of
minor Importance, and rcgretting that Il had
found lis way into public notice, We determined
TO treat Il altogether as Jagalslie. and TO make
but faint allusion 10 IT, We learn, however, that
in doing so we have unconsciously wounded the
feelings Of some Of the friends Of Mr.. Dodge
We regret this. There Is no gentleman for whom
we entertain higher degree Of respect, as there
is none who, in our opinion, is farther removed
from the possibility Of performing an unworthy
or ungentiemanly act.
RIs- The want Of House Of Correction, or
place where small children may be sent, instead
of to the Jail. Is felt more and more sensibly
every day Complaints are frequently made TO
the officers against small boys. who go about pill
fering from stores and dwellings whatever they
are able to carry of, and whose tender age, when
they are arrested, saves them from being sent to
Jail, to be placed under the tuition Of older and
more daring thieves. The evil is growing one,
for tho sin is contagious, and one bad child may
ruin dozen. Give us q place where they may
be kept to themselves, and taught TO be moral
and useful.
DGS- Yesterday IN inquest was held over the
body Of Richard Paine, colored man, who fell
from boat near the Long Bridge, last Monday,
and was drowned. The jury returned verdict
according with these facts
RfJ- Officers Cox and Reese yesterday arrested
Thomas Harper, alias Harpwood, charged with
stealing silver watch, the property Of W. w.
Swain, of Alexandria He was sent to Jail to
await o requisition from the Governor Of vir-
ginia.
EaT A very extensive revival of religion is now
going on at the Union chapel, in the first ward Of
this city, in charge Of the Rev. Mr.. Dashields
RaE~ Yesterday horse belonging to Mr. A
Green, ran away with buggy, and coming down
the Avenue at a brisk rate, brought up against
the curb, damaging the buggy to some extent
His owner thought he would try him in heavier
carriage, so he put him to furniture wagon, but
with the same success, for we learn that he soon
smashed the wagon Try him again!
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-03

KaF Some of the Democratic papers speak Of
Mr.. Pierce and COL King. Enough Of the Gen.
eral, Ell
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GENTLEMENs SHOES.

GENTLEMENs SHOES.
lust received this day
81 case Patent Leather Congress Caters
do do do Scott Shoes
do Calf Congress Caters
/ do Enameed do
l do Doublesole Calf Fillmore Ties
And for sale low, for cash, by - -
sep 3-u HARRIS GRIFFIN
MARY SEAMAN, by Mrs Grey, author of the
before written by 1t Of the bewitchnR and
charming works that has been published
Old Saint Paul's-by William Harrison Ainsworth EN-.
beished with large, spirited illustrations.
The Discarded Daughter-by Mrs. Southworth
The Clifford Family, Tale Of the Old Dominon-by
one of her Daughters.
Summer Time in the Country-by the Rev. r. A. win.
mott
All the Magazines, New Books Newspapers and every.
thing in the Stationery line, for sale at
JOE sHILLINGToNs Bookstore.
odeon Building, corner of AZ street and Penn av.
TTAMPTON's VEGETABLE TINCTURE
Ill always on hand at
GRAY BALLANTYNE's,
sep Str 18th st. just above Odd Fellows Hall.
TTNCLE TOMS CABIN-The Great American
" Tale-by Harriet Beecher Stowe. For sale by
sep3-tr GRAY BALLANTYNE, It'll ct.
CUPERIOR BAY wATER-For sale by
- sep 3-E GRAY u BALLANTYNE, 7th st.
CoLT,s PIsTOLs,--A further supply and com.
~ plete assortment of sizes, this day opened.
Also, "Allen's" Revolving Pistols, for sale at
STBVENs's
sep 2-6teoif salesroom, Browns Hotel
LEMONS LEMONS!
lust received Of prime ard fresh Lemons by box or
~ otherwise, at very low rates, If called for
G. EVANS
sept 2--at" 9th ST., opp west end Centre Market
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WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY.

r. THE Committee q Arrangements announce
49, 4&~ that haFing leen oomp-lsd 70 postpone the
kaeaFsh ths l0sh ~ August in coDseqnspcs Of the
RIA. th@y have caftsrsl The emadous steamer Columbia
90 an esrarsoa DIVA ths river ca TUESDAY, he ia "
NYtrsA~F.
f~ eemmtse trust that Il~ra encouragement win be
Mfse " th hxFasAlu aRd arrangements VII " male 70
eke rea.Ant tfiF fhe ans haas hand attached ~ the
egmgahY al IxFsrm sylsndh prumennde marches,
sngaxs " tis dance
A salitioaai numhsF o. lamps win 10 PLACED on the
t@t and rsfvshment vtli ~ Furnished In abundance
~ = e"mFstsnt e.,erc, snd a city pricss.
tks1 Ninitung Rsnilemsn and ladies, 10 be had
& w Usual plscs. ard u ths mrmhers u tbs Company
Tue ss VII leave oeprTt0wn a O'clock Rleys wharf
oclak snd IN NAVY kara u O'clock stopping going
sud rssarnlns, a AlsKahdrA
JOSEPH H. TATE,
JOHN y. TUCKER,
JAMES KELLY,
A0tIN w, MEAD.
30. WAnNRR
We MOROCCO,
~ MITCHELL.
a. H MARSOLETTI,
Committss a Arrangements.
W a. CLARK, Treasures. sugT-
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During the month Of August 86, 563 immigrants
arrived at the port Of New York.
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Naughty wings.

The Pittsburg Post Loco) says that in Clinton
are great manufacturers of Wing enthusiasm, and
that one of their refrains has chorus, in which
all the ladies join, thus:
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-03
Hon. II. CnrwIn.

He acts like an honest man who shrinks from
no scrutiny.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-03

Ii LINDsLEY, Pennsylvana avenue, between Oth and
IL. 10th streets keeps constantly hand the follow
ing Sporting Goods MAynards Primers stsrej 70 fou
Single and Doubleberel Guns great variety II Powder
flasks Shot Pouches, Gam. Bags aud Gun fixings ia
Yards, Duponts Bcatty's and ours H.srvys Gun snd
Rife Powder Walkers Elys CoA's, q. D. and ether Per
cusson Caps; also Caps made expressly f Colts and A.
lens Revovers Elys Gun Cartridges s eli slse shot and
all gauges Pistols Of every patterns Gotta Aens sud
other eyolyers Shot Of a sTes, Re, Ac Wholels aud
retai-a liberal discount % dealers.
sep 3-u N. LtNDSLEN
ALEX Gazette, Rockville Journal Marlborg oaE.ts Nat
Intelligcnccr, for I month
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Masonic-A regular communication Of Lebanon

Masonic.-A regular communication of Lebanon
Lodge, No will be held at Masonic Hall, OF and
10th Streets this Frday) evening, at o'clock Members
Will be punctua In attending By order Of the r. W. NJ.
sep SITS ALEX. RUTHERFORD, Sec.
NOTICE.-A me citing VIII be held on Sunday,
September 9th, at the Washington Seminary street.
at o'clock for the purpose of forming Young Cath
ocs Friend Society," similar 10 those Baltimore and other
cities The Constitution will be reported to this meeting
and officers elected All the Catholic citizens of Washing
ton are respectfully invited TO attend
sep3-1ts
Notice.-The members Of Crystal Font Division,
No OF IT, notified and earnestly requested TO attend
Its next meeting Monday evening" September 9th at
o'clock as business OF bc submitted for their
action.
sep 3-3t II. @. FITZHUGH, r. s. pro tenn
Perseverance Fire Company.-An adjourned
meeting of the Company will be held this friday evening
at the hall Of the Engine.house, at o'clock
Members are requested TO be punctua in Attendance
matters OF Importance will be introduced BY order:
sep3-1t DAVID p. KURTZ Sec
Attention, Spa regular meeting Of Airing
ton Tent No 322 l. O. Of r. will be held this friday
ming at ~ o'clock, at Rechabite Hail. The punctua nt
tendance Of every member is earnestly solicited
and important business will be introduced
sep 3-lt w. w. 1NGMAN, RS
INFORMATION WANTE D.-THoMAs HEN.
l. MESSY, you left your wife about fortnight since In
this city, and she wishes to hear from you have you
turn to her.
Any person knowing anything of the whereabouts Of
SAID Hennessy win confer favor by imparting II to his
wife, on English Hl. sep 3-lts
1'AKEN UP-EsTRAY-A black bo6taii Horse
on the Island. The owner Ia requested to come for
ward prove property, charges, and take him away
Inquire OF Mr. Homes, Hotelkeeper, Steamboat Wharf
INALL GOODS, Tor GentIemen,s Wear.
New rich, and elegant styles, of the best quality just
received, by H. +. L0UD0N A CO.,
sep Str Mems MERGERS and Tailors, Browns Hotel
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-03
I" DIN the Locos---
XIII 'em--slay 'eml
Give them hill
With Scott and Graham

Either the ladies Of Clinton county do sing this
refrain, or they have been slandered. Now, are
know them well enough to know that there is no
lady in that county who could be induced to re-
peat such words. The Post, Of course, would
not fb; but it has surely been very credulous!
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-03
LUST RECEIVED.

1n0 dozen Ladies' White Cotton Hose from $780, up
lUU SO dozen do Brown do S714c up
rs dozen Ladies' Blue Mixed do 81 UP
'1 IS % % DC Witt Fats Hose IL Il numbers
20 do do Brown do do
rs do do Blue Mixed do do
20 do do Slate Colored do do all very cheap
so do Misses and Children's Worsted Hose and Half
50 do Gents White Half Hose, very cheap
rs do do Brown do do
40 do do Mixed do do
We call the attention of persons buying to sell again, to
cheap and weassorted stock of the aforementioned
Goods determined to sell great bargains in the
above Goods. D. II. TEBBS Il Goa
No. 4, south side Pa. ay. bet 9th and It'll Sta,
sep 1-tr doors East of Centre Market
nor SALE-A frstrate OFFICE DESK, which may
IL be seen, between and o'clock p at the room Of
the subscriber floor with Whitehurss Gallery, Penn.
sylvana avenue, between ~ and 9th streets.
sept 1-3t VIM. A. RICHARDSON.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-03

The Fifth Annual Exhibition of the Maryland
Institute for the promotion of the Mechanic Arts
will be opened in the city of Baltimore on the
4th of October, 1852, in the splendid new Hall,
which is the largest exhibition building in the
United States.
To this exhibition the manufacturers, mechan-
ics artists, inventors and all others desiring to
display the result of their labor Skill ingenuity,
Maryland, but in other States also, are cordially
invited to contribute. Any information required
will be promptly given by addressing the Actuary
of the Institute, JOHN S. SELBY.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-03

R6~ The Massachusetts, Convention met at
Worcester, Massachusetts,, on Wednesday, the 1st
instant. The great City Hall Of Worcester was
filled to overlooking with enthusiastic Wings.
Nine hundred and ten votes were thrown for can
didate for governor, of which John Henry Cliff
ford, of New Bedford, received nine hundred on
the first ballot Mr.. Clifford is, at present, at
torney general of the Commonwealth, and is a
man of fine talents and great popularity. His
associate, as candidate for lieutenant-gove
is DR.. Elisha Huntington, mayor of Lowell, who
will bring much strength to the ticket. Upon
the list of electors are the names of Robert c..
Winthrop, Robert G. Shaw, and Amos Lawrence.
The Wings of the Old Bay State the New York
Tribune remarks, will do their duty to the full
Be sure of that. The names of Scott and Ora
ham were received with perfect tempest of ap-
plause. The Webster sizzle is scarcely heard Of
Massachusetts is set down for Old Chippewa by
| a plurality of twenty thousand.
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ENxPECTED, in few days, superior Chewing n.
IL bacco, Fine Cut Tobacco, and Cigars.
aug H-H WILLIAM r HyANg
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wAsHrSoroS, Aug. 90, 1852
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-03-19
Sheriff Sale.

The State of Ohio, Carroll county, ,SS,- The Farm
ers' Bank Of Salem VS.. John Sinclair, Henry
Daniels, ct. al.--Pursusnt 10 the command Of a
vendi exponas from the court of common pleas,
in and for the county of Carroll, to me directed,
shall expose to public sale at the front door Of
the Court House in Carroton, in said county, on
Tuesday the 18th day OF March, A. D, 1859, at |
o'clock P. NJ, the following real estate, with the
Improvements thereon, consisting ol a large
ware house, &C., to-wit: Lots number six and
sixty-Ihree, Is 4 65) situate in the town of NAL
vern, (ate Troy,) fronting Main street, and ex-
tending to the canal--valued at $4,000. Terms
cash. GEOPGE PUGH,
Feb. 10, 1889. Sheriff oil Carroll county, o.
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MURDER OF A ClNcINNATIAN AT MOBILE.-
Theodore Nye and N. p. Coleman, Of Cincin.
naIi, put up at The Eutaw House, at Mobile, on
the 25th uIimo, and the former deposited 5000
in gold with the clerk for safe.keepng. On
the next day Coleman applied for the money.
saying that Nye was at the steamboat wharf and
had sent him for il. The clerk, however, re-.
fused TO give il up without an order, and Cole.
man left. During the day chambermaid en-.
Iered the room occupied by the two men, when
she Ifeless body Of Nye was iound covered up
in The bed, with two napkins around his throat,
and bruises on his body. apparently inflicted
with hammer, which was found in the room.
Coleman could nowhere be found, but des!
patch was Immediately sent to New Orleans to
arrest him il he should arrive there, Mr.. Nys
was respectable man, aud on his way to Cali.
fOrnia.-C Gin. Atlas.
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cod NIlnes-In YIrrlnln.

Within lhe past. .three years several rich
mines have been opened and worked success
fully in different paris Of The STATE. Machinery
has been introduced for the purpose Of crush.
ing the quauz rock. and il has been demonsTa.
Ied that profitable business could be done in
that branch Of mining.
The Richmond Wing thinks that as the
country becomes seuled, and improved msehi.
nery s introduced. an amount Of the precious
meal win be produced that will 60 far toward
furnishing the STATE with solid basis for her
currency.
A returned Californian, who was induced 10
visit the Virginia mines, says OF one OF them:
81 was pFrpated 10 examine q strong vein OF
quartz, but did not, however, expect 70 see
mammoth vein, Tiynlling in extent any Of the
celebrated beds Of California. Several shafts
have been sunk within half q mile on various
parts Of the vein Of different depths which ex.
hibit Ihe same uniform character, and widens
ss il goes downs ards-and at depth Of TWEEN.
~ yards is sixteen feet 10 thickness, through.
out the shole length Of The bed, yet the same
uniformity, volume and thickness s found TO
continue. lf ifly tons were taken out per day
for crushing, Ihis vein could not be exhausted
10 century. was induced 10 make expert.
menIs to test the value and evenness Of yield 10
the rock, and found gold in oil paris, and the
fact determined that gold peneIrates the whole
mass. There are very rich threads leading
through the whole length of vein 10 The CALLER.
les opened. Specimens we're blasted out while
! was in the VEN, which for richness are not ex.
celled BY the best quartz rock 10 California.
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sweeping order.

Ordered, That all Bridges erected BY Rail
Road Companies, over any of the Public Canals
Of the State, be removed by the first day OF
June next, and that the Secretary of this Board
give immediate notice TO the several Rail Road
Companies who have erected such Bridges, of
the passage Of this order. And that in default
ofsuch Companies removing said Bridges by
the time aforesaid, each Acting Commissioner
cause the same TO be removed from the Public
Works under his charge.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PuB. WoRKs,(
Columbus March 6, 1859.
hereby certify that the foregoing is a true
copy of lhs records Of this Office of the date Of
March I'd, 1853.
(Signed,) AG. LAWRENCE,
Seey Board Of Public Works.
The foregoing is from the Sandusky Regis.
ter, but we have not seen il in the Columbus
papers. lfiI be genuine, it is bold strike, tru.
ly. However, no innovation is to be wondered
at these days Of progress,
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Look Here!!

The public and "the rest of mankind" are here
by informed, that have rebuilt my establishment,
which was destroyed by fire, and that still carry
OH the
TANNING & SADDLlNG BUSINESS
In New Hafrisburgh, where may be found at all
times splendid assortment of
MEMS SADDLES, SIDE SADDLES.
HARNESS., BRlDLES,
WHIPS, &C., &c.
Also great variety of Boots g. Shoots
am determined to do cheap business and will
assure those who give ME call; that the articles
offered them; are made of the best stock, and got
up in the most substantial and elegant manner.
A good supply Of
Leather
OF all kinds always on hand.
Call and examine for yourselves, and am we'll
satisfied that you will go away fully convinced that
the place to get BARGAINS is at PERRV's" in New
Harrisburgh.i
or Cash paid for Hides q Skins all The
time.
Jsn.s, lsts, -
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Fina! Accounts.

Of Administrators, Executors and Guardians,
filed in the Office OF the clerk OF common pleas Of
Carroll county, Ohio, since November Term, | 85 /,
acG may be settled at next term Of said court.
Fansl ccc't Of Thomas Eckley, ad'mr of Jere-
miah Elliot, Gec'd.
Final accI OF Farvry Baxter, ad'mr. Of The ss-
tate of David Baxter, de"d'.
Final acct of Elisha McQGeen, sd'mr. OF the
estate Of Wm. Mcqueen, deed.
OF John Sinclair, ex'r OF Inc estsie oi Samuel
Morrison.
First recount Of Leonard Harsh, QUE OF i5e
ex'rs Of Matthias Tressell, decd.
Final account of Leonard Harsh, one OF the
ex'rs Of Cornelius Baxter, decd
First account OF Leonard Harsh, guardian OF
Levi and Josiah Casselnan.
Second account of Leonard Harsh, guardian OF
C. J. ]. and Z. Baxter.
Aiert, w. R. LLOYD,
Jan. I6, 1852. Clerk.
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RAILROAD SUBscRIPrIoNs.-Th question as
TO the consIi'ulonally Of county subscriptions
TO railroads is in fair way for decision by the
Supreme Court Of Ohio, now in session. Mr..
STANBgRY, yesterday morning, moved the
court, on behalf of the Cincinnati, Wilmington
and GAINESVILLE Railroad Company, for an alIer.
native mandamus TO the county commissioners
of Clinton county, to compel them to issue
bonds for the stock subscribed by the county.
Mr. PUeH made similar motion on behalf Of
hhe SIeubenvilis Railroad. We understand
tha, the constitutional question is directly in.
volved in these cases and that they will prob.
ably be argued this week.-O. S. Journal.
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The Son OF AN EDIToR.-Mr. McCarty, the
editor of the Paducah (K.,) Journal has fine
boy Of some six weeks Of age. In late mum.
Der Of his Journal, the proud father thus speaks
Of his offspring:
:. McCaF'y, IT,, does not meddle much in poll.
tics, and is silent upon most vexed things of the
day. but from indications we are inclined TO
think ne Is not for Scott. 10 fact after we filled
TOR him the cup Of whisky ,oddy, which be
emPned with grace and dexteri,y. he cooked up
his eye. and said as plainly as youth could say,
FILLMORE