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DEy We have received from Fowlers & Wells,
publishers, New YORK, n sheet, in quarto form,
containing portraits Of all the Presidents, with
chronological analyses of character biographies
&c. II is valuable sheet These publishers
issue many very valuable works. We refer to
their advertisement in another column
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NEW SPRING PAPER-HANaINGs |!

RESPECTFULLY call the attention Of those In want q
l. PAPEEHANGINGS TO my Spring stock, just received
comprising beautiful assortment OF French and American
Gilt Satin and common Papers and Bordsrs Fresco oak
and Panel Papers Preprlnts etc. etc. which
viii be sold cheap and put up Ia the best manner by expe
Tienced workmen. j.. L. CLARK,
North aide Penna. ay,, Sd door east Of 18th ST
mar l2--ets ISat Ncws-4tl
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slavery Propossd in California.

A memorial has been presented in the Calitor-
MIA House Of Representatives of 1918 citizens
of South Carolina and Florida, asking the priv
lege Of entering that State with their slaves. II
was referred to the Committee on Federal Rela-
tons.
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$4,000 for $500!

II OpPoRTU NIFTY now presents for m enterprisDs
IA who command $500, (Sl00 cash and $500 in
four wceks to secure without much effort personal at
enlon income of $4,000 in year and $4,000 In i've
years, and that aoosa Possibility Of loss Address NJ L.
NJ through the city post office, with and residence
All respondents will BE- waited at their residences
swered through the post Office mar Its
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GUITARS JUST OPENED!

HAVE Just opened choice Guitars, consisting OF
fine French, Spanish, German and Martin models of
the newest patterns and OF the finest tone and
finish together with full assortment of common Guitars
with pegs and patent head which will be disposed OF at the
yery lowest prices would also COLL the attention Of
amateurs 10 the very complete assortment OF
yon consisting Of French and models OF the old masters
which have nov In store but particularly 10 and
beautiful style of instrument the first ever offered here
termed the
RUSSIAN VIOLIN,
entirely upon a new model which fpi
please all who see 1t. GEORGE HlLBUs,
Musical Depot side Pa, next to cor. OF 10Th ST.
R8- Another Of those superior French and Italian
Violin Strings just received. mar ls--tr
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BY W. B LEWIS, Auctioueer.

By W. LEWIS, Auctioueer.
THE STOCK OF AN EMBROIDERY and
Lace store, Fixtures, and Furniture, at auction.-On
Friday March 10, 10 O'CLOCK at Che store Of Mr. DR.
YouNo, Pennsylvania AZ street south side
shall sell tho entire stock Of rich goods in said stors
part such
Splendid Embroidered Lace Shawls
Curtains Collars Handkerchief
Chemisettes, under-sleeves Dress Caps
Head.dresses, Rich Lace Wells, Satins
Six Bonnets, with variety Of Trimmings, &c, &c
Also the Furniture, among which splendid plush
covered Sofa and Chairs to match Marbletop Table Car
pet LAMPS. Vases, China re- Also-A lot Of fine French
Engravings. &C., &c.
TRRMs All OF and under $50, cash 500 two
and three months for approved endorsed notes bearing
interest. w. g. LEWIS, Auctioneer.
B-Tho store aud Dwelling are for rent Inquire nj
my auction etore, Pennsylvania avenue between AZ and
9Th streets 1876
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re- once on Pennsylvania avenue, south
side, between FOur-and-a-half ana Sixth
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CHANCE FOR TAVERN & BOARDING HOUSE
WARRINGTON HOUSE,"

On E, 6etUsea Eleventh and Taoelfh streets.
TIVE SUBSCRIBER, being about to engage in some other
business will dispose Of his interest In this
Establishment therefore offers at private sale the bal
ance of liquors hand, his bar fixtures furniture &C.
which consists of every variety to the Keeping Of
respectable boarding and tavern The house is
larry licensed until January next and insurance upon
the personal property the amount of $780, all Of which
will be transferred to the purchaser.
DESTROYS purchasing receive every other
information by calling at my house. ,
mar lS-3teos GBalt. Sun-3teo
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THIS THURSDAY EVENING March Is, 1852 WI
be performed Sheridan Kpowles's play of THE WIFE, OF
TALE OF MASTuA. Mariana, Miss DAVENPORT. To cor
clude with the farce of THE TWO BONSYCASTLES.
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MARRIED,

On the 18th Of March, In St. Annes Church, Annapolis,
by the Rev. O. X NKIsoN, PHILIP O. SCHMRAR TO III.
KENT HALL, daughter Of the late Col WM HAIL. all Of
the above place,
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la Acorrespondent wishes to know why the
proprietors Of the large hotels suffer disorderly
behaviour at their doors. They who are guilty
Of permitting such nuisance must answer
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ENGLISH AND GERMAN hosiery

COMPRISING Ladies' English Cotton Hose from ~ cs
u upwards; Misses and Chdrens do, do. In great
variety just opened at the g CENTRAL DrPoT" Of
l.. MYERS & Co,
mar l5--tr Penna av., bet. 9th and 10th SITS
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NEW TUCK COMBS !!

NLW IUVh VOWDDs
GoSS MRS. COLLISION will open tomorrow some new
FR patterns of Tuck Combs, together with an assert
AlN ment Of
BINGHAM BONNETS
or children misses and adults Last spring and summer
hs unable supply the demand for her manufao
of these Bounet and the orders hand for par
icular sizes and coors show an increased popularity
Also-Brown Windsor, Palm, Almond, and other Soaps.
Underseeves and Cuffs different prices materials for
making them, always hand with good assortment Of
EnserngE Edngs Flouncngs Dress Caps Night Caps &C.
CO SIXTH street Louisiana avenue, and rear Of
National and Browns Hotels.
mar ll--tr Sat. News
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A CARD,

THE SUBSCRIBER begs leave TO return his thanks &c
his friends for the very liberal support they have
given him. and respectfully socits continuance OF tn,
lie may be found at all times Mt his old sand on
street between It'll and eh Streets where his expenses r
small and afford him opportunity to cell on moderat,
terms TO his customers.
lie has just received fine assortment of spring goo
which will be mado in tho best Misunderstanding o.
Cloths fancy Cassimerea yestngs of SILK white Mar
settles, and fancy qualities beautiful articles Also whit'
Drings Stirts Collars Cravats, Stocks Suspendera de-
Please call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
mar l3-tr /. +. MUDD.
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Rsy7 We refer to all the pages Of our paper for
readable and interesting matter.
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FIRST WARD.

NE CITIZENS of the First Ward requested to meet
i at the Union Engnehouse on Friday evening, 10th
instant o'clock to adopt In relation 70 the
Of the Marksthouse. mar 1s--N
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Esg~ The little sprinkle we had the night be-
fore last and yesterday very effectually laid the
dust in this city
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NEW GOODs-FREsH ARRIVAL.

NEW EUUUS-FRESH AKkIVHL
L'RENCH ENGLISH, AND AMERICAN GooDs-em-
IL bracing CLOTHS
CASSIlIERES,
yESTINGS, and Goods generally
adapted to Gentemen of the latest and newest de
signs and Styles direct from first hands, New York
Particular attention has been paid TO the selection Of the
above goods which, in addition to his former stock IS nov
complete and cannot be surpassed
The subscriber receiving monthly the latest report OF
Paris fashions and prepared to execute for the votares
fashion the best style and finish
Fits warranted. and goods made up TO please By
GEORGE w. HINTON,
Penn av., north side, bet. AZ and 9Th SITS.
Also for sale 10 the trade A. s. De Lanys Mathematical
System of Drsughting and Cutting Pantalcons,
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A PUBLICATIONS. FOR MUSIC FOR sERENADES com
N prising the hest VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL taen
in Washington, upon being addressed TO HENRI WALTER
vocalist at the National Theatre will be attended TO me
Iiately mar rs
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LOR LIBERIA.

COLONIZATION Rooms,
Washington March ID, 1852
THE expedition for Liberia viii sail Baltimore
on the lst day Of Nay Persons who may desire TO
elagrate that lime will please give immediate notice
and viii make their ARRANGEMENTS to reach Baltimore o.
the 2h 30th of April Letters for the United States
squadron on the of Africa for citizens of Liberia
sent to this office postage paid, win no forwarded
mar Is w. McLAIN, Sec. Am. Col Gee.
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Auction Goods! Auction Goods

MRS E. MOFFETT
TTAS just RECEIVED an assortment Of FANCY AND
Ill USEFUL GOODS such rs
Porcelain Buttons, l2lS cents per gross
Hair Clohe0, aud other Brushes, from l2 10 so cents
raritons, yard wide, all oolors % cents
All colored Illusions, IS cents
Pretty Worked Collars, from rs cents 70 81
Fancy-coloTed Lsle Thread and Silk Thread from l:@
10 371G ce1ts
Kid Gloves, from 90 TO rs cents
Pnrfumery Of all kinds
Ribbons, Laces, Dress Caps, OF all prices
Bonnets and Bonnet Liungs, pretty and cheap.
BONNETS altered and done up IN superior
aer and at short notice.
AIso-A lot Of excellent UMBRELLAS at Sl3o well
worth 81.
AIso-A new lot Of Corded Bonnets # her make Of
ell sizes
R1- Bargains may 10 expected.
FASCY AID MILLINERY STORE
mar l7--tr eth st., opp 0td-Fellows Hal.
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PRICES OF ADMISSION.
SERENADES I

Private Boxes S. Dress Circle and Perquetc so cents
Reserved IS cents Orchestra seats rs Family
Circle % cts Third Tier 90 cts Coored Gallery rs ct
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LACE UNDER-sLEEvEs AND COLLARS!

PRETTY assortment of the above articles opened as
"a to-day nj Mrs COLLISIONS Fancy and Millinery store
together with few pretty patterns of CHEIsETTES
lDsertngs, on sixth street, near Louisiana avenue
u.s. few ladies who good hands on Millinery vii
be engagel ii Apnlieation is mode earlY mnr 1T
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FOR RENT.

THE goodwill and fixtures of Store in Of the most
desirable situations for SALE and the Store for rent
For further information apply at this office nar 1876
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For Coughs, Colds, Group, and Whooping Cougl
REST CHEWING TOBACCO!

REST CHEWING TOBACCO!
HAVE just received from the manufacturers In Viz
gnia email lot Of the best Chewing Tobacco In the
world Those who fond Of superior article OF the kind
invited TO give II trial 1t is warranted to please
Apply at the Drug Store Of Il and It'll streets
mar i6-eo3t J. F. CALLAN.
WINDOW SHADES
r HAVE this day received from New York large and
L handsome assortment of WINDOW SHADES, of the
hoices Spring patterns which will be sold OF greatly
uccd prices Persons in want Of Shades and Fixtures will
ind greatly to their advantage to give CALL as am
his side of New York. L. +. CLARK,
Paperhanger and Upholsterer,
North side penna ay., Sd door east Of 18th st.
mar l2-Gt* TSat News-4tl
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Farewell engagement, and last appearance but one OF
MISS DAVENPORT.
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mar ls-3teos Bait. Sun
A GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN LOST

4 SMALL detached lever Gold Watch, and Gold Chain,
n were lost By advertiser last pigh together with
sum Of money between 500 and $500, principally In Ba
more hank-noes. liberal reward will be given for The
recovery Of tho Watch or any portion OF the funds Apply
NJ this Office mar 1s-tf<
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FnR SALE.

Mzs GOOD FRAME HOUSE containing nine rooms
Tor terms amply to JOHN L. SMITH, s
mar left sth street, near Centre MarkeI.
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FANS AND PERFUME.

TCST OPENED very fine assortment of superior French,
" Chinese Palm-leaf and Mourning Fans, which the
adies most respectfully invited to examine would
so call the ladies' attention to stock of Lubns best
genuine Extracts for the handkerchief Pastles Fumanes,
French perfume for the sick ROOM together with an
assortment of Poatum, Bears OIL and other articles for
the toilet all of which will be disposed of at the lowest
prices. GEO, HILBUS, Musical Depot
south side Pa. nv, next to cor. OF 10th ST.
Single and Double Bloomer Combs, very low.
MAJ l2--tr
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National Theatre.

Mr. u. A. MARSHALL Sole Lessee,
Mr. w NJ FLEMING Stage Manager,
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NUMBER of honest and enterprisin

IN young men, with capital OF $50 TO $500, can learn
Of pleasant and safe business that will pay from 100 % 900
per cent per month"; by addressing A. b. c. through the
City Post ONCE with and residence immediately
l6--3lR
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KID GLOVES AT rs CENTS

KID GLOVES AT IS CENTS!
FEW MORE of those good Kid Gloves at 25 cents Also
~ large lot of Tuck Combs, beautiful patterns and
very cheap Also Extracts Soaps Cologne Flair and Tooth
Brushes with thousand other articles good assortment
If Jewery warranted pure gold, and at about onehaf
price Ifyou wish for great bargains call at
BROWNS Cheap Cash Store
mar l2-tr Pa nv, opposite Browns Hotel.
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MEETING or THE sUBCRIBERs
70 the Washington and Rockville Plank Road.

To the Washington and Rockville Plank Road.
A " ADJOURNED MEETING Of the subscribers and per
N interested In the proposed Washington and Rock
vile Plank Road will be held at the Northern Liberties
Markethouse 9TH street, Friday evening" at o'clock
mar 1s-3t @
yITANTED-A GOOD COOK. Also, n girl to wait on
w table, &C. None need apply unless fully competent.
Inquire at this Office. mar l8--lts
MONEY TO LET.
DERSoNs needing the Of money for short periods of
time may obtain 1t by applying TO the subscriber, pre-
pared to give satisfactory security.
JOSEPH WIMsATT,
Dealer In Groceries, Wines Teas and Liquors,
mar l8--eolw cor Penn. av and 18th sta.
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DR.. sTICKLAND's
American Family Pills!

THE GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE OF THE AGEli
DEsDEa the cstharic and andyspeptic quality Of thsss
D pills their adaptation to purify the bood-to the
Liver Complaint, Urna and Abdominal Diseases and espe
ciay that class Of maladcs known Female Complaints
relieve the system Of Worms and pimples the skin
may be SEEM set forth in pamphlet which be had
gratuitousy of the Wholesale agent. NJ.
n. B.-The above PILLS come 10 me highly recon.
mended from responsible source, that tho
public they have the best possible guaranty of their
VALUE
They have already acquired popularity rarely equaled
in short time they have been for sale in this city
4. GRAY, Bookseller,
mar lift It'll street. opposite 0id-Fellows Hall.
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WASHINGTON:

THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH IS.
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"BAJoU'S" KID GLOVES!
+ IGHT and mode colors-a beautiful assortment-just
i opening ut the " CENTRAL DEPOT" of
L. MYERS Co.,
mar l5--tr penna ay,, bet. 9th and 10th ats.
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CO Copies OF the "TELEGRAPu" may at all times be OBJ
tanned at our counter the book and periodical store Of
WILLIAM ADAM, Pennsylvania avenue, near W street.
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RDNNETs | RONNETs /!

TUST received new assortment of Spring Bonnets,
y sisting of China Pearls Hair Lace, Satin and Gimp
Hair and Braid Gimp and Florence Black Gimp, Co., &c
.eTy beautiful and cheap.
mar l2-tr BROWNS Chpap Cash Store.
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R9- V. D. PALMER, tho American Newspaper Agent 10
authorized to make collections for in the cities OF Boston,
New York. and Philadelphia and Is duly empowered to take
advertisements and subscriptions at the rates as by
us. Ills receipts will be regarded as payments His offices
Boston, Congress street. New York, Tribune build
ing; Philadelphia northwest corner Of Third and Chestnut
streets
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Among the passengers by the p Gov Charles Elliot
England. We believe this gentleman is tho ono know n
In Texas the with the white hatn having acted
u the Lone Star Republic the special agent ofEngand
while Gen Sam Houston was coquetting with that M
ton previous to the annexation to this Union 1t Is
reported that Gov t. will treturn to but win
besucceeded by exGov Mathews late English Consul at
Charleston, who was Governor Of the Bahama
Islands.
Barbadoes market quite lively. Weather still warm
with frequs mt rains
The latest advces from Inagua represent the prospects
OF the salt rakers as extremely favorable
The Rev Mr. Almon. OF Halifax, ~ S. while en- ro,qs
fre Jamaica to New York preached at Inagua.
The Jamaica dates convey the gratifying that tho
small pox was fast decreasing large meeting Of the
North Side planters held the Both ut to an
The Colonial Standard says, that in few days
small portion Of the best mind thew and snew Of the
country will be drafted to that land Of hope.n
Baibsdoes dates are to the second week Of August.
The sugar crop of 1852 closed the quantity Of
sugar exported amounted to 46 .T67 hhdsthe largest
crop raised in Barbados The island was suffering
from extremely dry weather.
The Brrbddtdn says -
The absenre Of rain combined with the fierce scorch-
Ing heat of the sun must inevitably check vegetation
Our native food becomes and dear day
and the imports Of American -four meal rico,
breadstus scanty enough to make Us not little
anxious
The colony Of Demarara at 9Th relieved from the
scourge Of yellow fever. The weather very fine up
to August T. the latest date thence and sugar making
was Progressing rapidly Two vessels were to leave with
: ad, enturersf for the gold fields of Australia.
The island of Antigua was suffering from severe
drought.
there the 10th ult the Victoria steamer that plies
between Fernando and Port Of spain, when she
about half way her return passage from San Fernando
by the bursting of her boiler, by which persons
were killed on the spot and some died afterwards from
the wounds received
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broadway and Bowery, will open next Sunday sermon
may be expeced from either Of tho Rev pasto,g Drs
vermylea, De Witt and Chambers.
The Kew Dr. De Witt preached yesterday, in the
church, Lafayette place connection crowded
congregation This church was opened on the Sunday
previous, but the members attended in large numbers
yesterday IN order to hear the Rev Doctor He took
MS text rom the 18th chapter Of st. Luke Al and
AZ, and was heard with deep attention
The church Of the Rev DR. Potts in University place
will be closed on next Sabbath 80 during
week. 1t -h open the following Sunday This Is tho
only week II mas been closed during the session It will
Potts and the sexton to inhale little pure in the
country.
tho winter session advances.
The WEArHER.-At daybreak Sunday morning 1t
still raining, but the fall not heavy
IL o'clock Saturday night. The eldest nhnbitantp
of this oy never the streets 80 clean and this pleas
wet coats and eighteen passenger stages Of Saturday
night The Thermometer at the HERALD Building ranged
p. M 10 degrees Yesterday morning at 4ociock the
wind N. N. u From that hour to the afternoon
it continually shifting-breezc COOL but high; the
night fine
DELIBERATE injury. AccprNr.-A woman named
Eliza Hearnes alias Perry sustaineda fracture Of OF
her arms with copcus ion of her brain yesterday BY
Aightrg the sidewalk from the second story window
of house In Mott street She conveyed to the City
Hosptal and it said that she was injured by being
thrown down by with whom she was qusrrclling;
others said that she jumped out in Of the
quarrel.
SUICIDE Young man named j. W. Onehamlo nut
an end to his existence at Fix o'clock Saturday
ing by cutting his throat with razor Deceased acted
as clerk for Mr. Augustus Duery grocer doing bust
ness at the corner Of Twenty ninth street and Third
Officer Kimmersy, of the Eighteenth ward no
titled the Coroner to hold an inquest
DRowNEp.-A boy named John Morton, aged about
ten years fell into the water yesterday evening, whilst
body and conveyed the residence Of his
parents Nc. 18 Washington street.
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LfqUoR SEIZED ExEcuTIo0--A lot OF
lquor has been seized at New Bedford Mass under an
execution for debt and to satisfy the demand IL has
been advertised by the sheriff for sale In lots TO suit
purchasers This sale will be in strict accordance with
law but against the positive provisions Of another
How will IL work.
Among the Fall River baggage, says the Vineyard
Gasette. which arrived at the camp meeting ground in
the early part Of last week box marked Agawam -
No person appearing to claim IT, the officers whose duty
1t to attend to the reception OF baggage being
Suspicious that all not right opened the box and
found therein two demohns containing the cratur
Shortly afterwards two gentlemen were observed In
anxious search for box, which they said contained
surveying Instruments but upon hearing Of the demi-
johns they appeared rather taken aud vamoosed The
demiohns we're accordingly seized and destroyed amid
the shouts Of the people