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FOR A CoNSUMP TIVE coUGH

PirrsnrRo, Pa, Feb 25 1851
nenr Sir For three years hayr bren afflicted with
Cough, 20 distressing that frequently di-pairsd Of
recovery mu OF the time was obliged 10 sit up all
! lnd down HAVING used many trmei.s wl,hout
much ieicf, at last triedthe CHERRY RECTOR Al
Hhith under PfOvidrnc. has cured mr. sto. e,hen
am with gratitude Yours
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LOCAL MATT f X S !.

NATIONAL THEArRE,-The Seguin Troupe ha We
appeared nightly in opera during the week, but as
their perform snces have, far, been only a repe-
ttion of pieces In which they appeared ca lier in
the season, they have not called for notice. They
repeat The Bohemian Girl to night. Next week,
we fancy, there will be something new.
The farce of Simpson & Co.--an old favorite, but
announced as novelty in this theatrc-was pre-
sented on Wednesday night, and exceedingly
we'll received. Mrs. Heald, Misses Chippendalc
and Reynolds, and Messrs. G. Jor Ian and Paullin,
sustained parts with acceptable efficiency. There
were, however, some incongrui,es in regard to
costume and other trifles which should be guarded
against when the piece shall be again played.
WEST MARKEr.-The citizens Of the First Ward
will have an opportunity on Monday next Of ex-
pressing an opinion, through the ballot box as to
the location of market house, to be erected
in consequence of the late destruction of the old
house by fire. The subject appears TO excite con-
| siderable feeling among those interested, and we
suppose the citizens of that ward will be prepared
to decide whether it shall be reconstructed upon
the old cite or established elsewhere.
The WoSDrRFuL DREAm, now on exhibition at
Carusis Saloon, continues to elicit much Just ad-
miration. 1t may be seen for a few days longer.
The CouRrs-The criminal court, yesterday,
was farther engaged in hearing testimony in the
case If Captain Nsglec, charged with obtaining
the settlement of military claims against the Uni
ted States under falss pretences. Not concluded
The United States circuit court stands adjourned
over until Tuesday next.
WAsHINoToN NATIONAL NORTHUMBERLAND meet
ing of the Board of Managers. held the sixth in
stant the following resolution was adopted unani-
mously:
Resolctd, That the sincere thanks of the Board
of Managers be, and they hereby, rendered to
the Mayor and Councils of the city Of Lafayette
in the State of Louisiana for their generous, pa tri
otic and very acceptable contribution Of five hun
drcd donrs, TO aid in the erection of the National
Monumo mt TO the memory of the illustrious Wash
ington.
adopted:
| LIST. la addition TO the persons named in the con-
stltution oil the society, every citizen who contri-
| butes S25 shall become honorary member; and
every contributor Of j 100 more shall be eligible
to the Office Of vice president.
I'd. Four marble panels shall be inserted in the
Monument, on which shall be inscribed the name
and place OF residence OF each contributor Of 600
500, 200, and 100; panel 70 be eppropriat-
cd to those who contribute S 900 or more;
to those who contribute 500, and lsss than 5 000
one to those who contributs $500, and less than
500; and :hc fourth to contributors Of 100, and
less than $ 200.
True copy from the journal
Attest: J. w. EcKLorr, Clerk.
No7E.-Tbe names Of oil contributors will be
perpetuated ia the Monument, by the deposit of the
| books containing their subscriptions, properly
classcd and open TO the inspection OF visitors to the
great edifcc when completed.
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u.r,,,por. correspondence.
Roroges Of the Ship Ferer Celebration NJ te Fourth
OF July -lSaies Of T5baoco y drhtfs, SC.
49, q 4

Roroges of the Ship Fer,r Celebration NJ ne Fourth
Of July -lSaies Of T5bacco Ndrhtfs, &c.
BsLTINoRz, April 9-5 p. m.
The ship fever continues to spread among the
passengers Of the ship Jane Henderson, at quaran
tine; and yesterday Captain stewart, tho com
rnander Of tho ship. died Of attack Of the dis
ease, under which he Rad been laboring during q
great portion Of the passage.
series Of resolutions were yesterday introduced
in tho Baltimore Councils having for their object
n general celebration, under the auspices Of the
authorities, Of the approaching Fourth of Jolly.
They propose The appropriation Of a sufficient cum
o money; aud the appointment Of joint commit.
tee Of arrangements, consisting of three members
from each branch OF the City Council, with HE
honor, tho Mayor, chairman.
During the past two weeks upwards Of 1000
hbds Of tobacco have been sold ut this port on
French account, nearly all Of which was from
Ohio. amounting in value to over s2000OO.
In the Baltimore market THE morning there
were sales Of 600 bbs. Of nodr at 3 O6! Corn
and wheat are unchanged
Al the Board this Gay Maryland b's closed At
l03i bid, lOib askcd; Baltimore 6s, 1870, 100 bid
do. 1890, 1861 bid, LOG asked; Baldmorc and Ohio
Railroad Bonds, 1861, 50 bid, % asked; do 1875
IS bid, s9l asked; shares, 66l bid. 81 asked
York and Cumberland Railroad, 49, bid, % asked
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CARUsI'S SALOON.
WONDERFUL DREAM |!
One yKrek Lamar


OWING To previous engagement at Philadel-
~ pha, on the 10Th Of this month"; the exhibition
of The DaEAm viii! close in this city on Wedncs-
day, April IL.
This beautiful and attractive Painting, the pro-
duction of some OF the first artists in the city OF
New York. has obtained truly classical rcputa-
on and offers to all the lovers of the beautiful and
ideal in art entertainment worthy Of their taste.
The gorgeous landscape views-thc thousand
figures Of the size of life, grouped with mastery
sk,ll-the scenes in PANTY Far" with its trium-
phal processons, shows. theatres, slave markets,
gambling tents. rope dancers. jcsters. cowns, har-
equins, bnfioons, &c, &c.-the River Of the
Water Of Life" challenging comparison, in point
of beauty and mastery execution, with my land
scape ever panted--the " Land of Bculah''-and
the closing scene portraying the entrance of Chris
iana into the gates of the Celestial City," con-
stitute series OF pictures surprising. in point Of
beauty and interest, any thing Of the kind in this
country.
Conductor and Delineator, Mr.. ALFREp HIATT.
Pianist Mr.. JOHN E. WOODBURY..
Exhibition every afternoon and evening. Doors
open at and O'Clock; curtain rises at a quarter
before 4 and 8.
Cards Of admission, 25 cents; children, Ia cent?;
reserved seats, 80 cents each, three for s l..
Tickets to b, had at the principal hotels, music
stores, and at the door.
gJ-Descriptive catalogues, l2s cents.
Apr1
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LITTELL'S LIVING AGE-No. 4I3-12i cts.
CONTENTs.
J. Julia Won MISUNDERSTANDING Repie,r.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Repie,r.
3. NY Novel; or, Varieties in English Life
Biack,ooods Magazine.
4. Forgotten Celebrity. Words.
Infant Schools in Hungary Chdmbers's Jour
nal.
6. Times Review Of Robespierre.-C hambsrss
Journal.
I. The Probation by Chess.-Eixa Cooks Jour-
nal.
s. Switzerland Threatened. Times.
9. Death OF Thomas Moore Morning Chronicle.
TO- Men of the Time in 1852 -Eraminer.
With Poetry, Short Articles, and New Books.
WAsHINoroN, December 81 lS45.
OF the Periodical Journals devoted to Litera-
ture and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country this has appeared to me to be the most
useful 1t contains, indeed the exposition only OF
the current literature Of the English language, but
this, by it's immense extent and comprehension,
includes portraiture Of the human mind in the
utmost expansion Of the present age.
J. G. ADAMS.
Published weekly at SO year by
+. LIrTELL 4 CO, Boston,
And sold by JOS. SHlLLINGTON,
Corner Of Penn avenue and a street.
An 5-dlw&Wlw
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FLOOD AT NEw YoRK.-The tide Monda y
night rose 90 high that the water in many places
broke the piers, and in Wet md other streets
adjoining. large number Of streets flooded.
At Fulton ferry the river rose two or three feet
over the docks, 20 the great Inconvenience Of the
ferry boats, which found considerable difficulty in
getting in snd out Of the slips. When the Hood
subsdcd, the streets were literally strewed with
timber. barrels, &c. and 1t lie feared that a large
amount Of merchandise which lying the
pier has been damaged or sestroyod. The docks
ut jersey City and Hobokcn were also submerged.
The tide, at the latter place, broke over the
wall, covering the lawn in front Of Bunkors Hotel,
sweeping right up 10 the southern piazza. Sad
havoc was made among the awnings, swing signs,
&c, that had been left out
TNur Tok Times an.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.-The subscribers be e
IN leave respectfully to announce to their friends
aud the public generally that they have taken
more than usual care in perfectipg their assort-
mcnt OF dress and other wares adapted TO the pres
ent aud approaching seasons. 10 the inspection OF
which the ladies Of Washington and the adjacent
cities are cordially invited before making their
purchases, as, from the large and diversified col
lection, they may be enabled TO make judicious
SELECTIONS suita bic to their tastes and upon satis
factory terms. They deem IL unnecessary to emu
mcratc more than a few Of the leading articles;
SO pieces neat striped and checked Silks
30 do light brocade Silk. very rich
Is do rich plaid Silk, new style
25 do ~ and plain black Silks, high
5 do very rich black brocadc Silks
do "A and "a heavy black va,ered Silks
Together with great variety Of other Slks
Also, French Beregcs, Mousselnes de Lame
Real Oneia Foulard Silks, French printed
Poplins
Silk Tissues. Canton Grapes
Brocade Organdic Pompndour, organdie Mus
Inns
French Lawn, printed jacopet embroidered
SSiss Muslin
Printed Grenadines, broche Bcreges, &c.
They also ask especial attention 70 twenty five
new Style Spring Mantilas, with and without
vests and hoods which considered pretty and
desirable.
Large additions have slso been made To their
stock of Embroideries and Threat L,ce Goods,
such as Handkerchief, Collars Capcs, Bcrthes,
Chemisets, Sleeves, Cufis, Canton Grape shavls,
sc. HOE, BROTHER & co.
Mar iS-4w
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FLANK AD-fyASHiyGTONAND MOCK
WILLIE TURNPIKE COMPANY
a ,l~gs n = IN fsfff,

r1yHE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS, With tic
4 majority OF the Stockboiocrs, have dets riniBCj
TO constr THE turnpike PLANK Road, pn d.
fromthe city boundary Seventh street TO th. line
of the Districtand Mou'gOmcT yCounty, Mary land.
for that purpose viii issue stock to the
tent of scven hundred and fifty sharcs, Of f'ccrfy
dollsrs each, and have appointed The undersigned
TO solicit and receive subscriptions To the same,
Books ire now open at our offre for the purpose,
Fee doareop each share Is To- be paid at the tiue
Of subscribing, and a like amount every sirfy
days until the whole is paid
The advantages of such road to the city, and
the property in the vicinity 81 tbc road, must DC
apparent TO I'll convcrsant vi h itsstuhtion There
is but little doubt that similar road will coon 10
built, connecting this road with Rockville and
Brookville--,he last in the midst OF fine ngri.
cultural country thus opening direct and oasy
route from Montgomery and the upper part 81
Anne Arundel counties 10 this city Tor the Uane
portetion of the products oj hntand the surround
ing country.
Plank Roads are being most extensively CON.
struct ted throughout the country, and have ,psYp
vhsre proved profitable Investments, paying large
dividends 10 the stoc kho,ders, besides Improving
the value of property them, ard greatly in
oreasing the trade in the places through which
they pace
A considerable portion of the stock has already
been subscribed.
Holders OF the Old stock in the company are enti-
tied to share If stock for every f'eo shares
of the Old which will be issued Co them on surren-
der of tho old certificates The new road will pro
( baby be finished in les, than twelve month"; and
ready for travel The cost will be lcss than SIS.
/ 600 Ills thought ID will pay dividend Of not less
tbnn Eve per cent the fret year nler il il fnished
and the dividends will steadily increase.
CHUBB, SCRENCK s. CO.,
August 9--diftf Bankers, oppctiic Tr'esory
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OFFICE THE Board OF HEALTH,
WAsAIsoroS, April 8, 1852.
Lrterments in the City Of Warrington during the
month Of March, 1852.
Apopiexy, 2; apthG, l; asthma, /; disease of
brain,2 hemorrhage of bowels, Il cancer in uterus,
!; consumption, l3; convulsions. 7; Group, 3; de
cay, !; diPtherte l; dropsy, 2; catarrh fever, 3;
scarlet fever, B. typhoid fever, 4; disease of heart,
2; hydrocephalus, 8; inanition, Il intempernnce, Il
jaundice, !; congestion of lungs, |; Inflammation
Of lungs, 2; marasmus, |; measles, I; meningitis,
l; supposed murder, (coroner's report,) 1; old
age, 8; ovarian disease, d; paraplegia, /; paraly-
sis, 3; peritonitis, 3; pneumonia, 4; premature
birth, 2; purpura hemorrhagca, l. obstruction OF
rectun, /; smallpox, /; stlborn, 3; suicide, (cor-
oncr's rcport,) /; Inflammation of throat, !; un-
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Aud this with an increase Of the iron business Of
England during the same period of hfy per cent
Now, IL will be perceived, from thee, prices, that
the 7r,cIs, in the infancy of the trade IN 1891 wss
Furnished st the low figure of "a l5s 8 2s,75,)
and with duty Of 80 per ton, wns imported into
this country for less than in 1896, ls31, when no
duty whatever was paid. The foreign maDufac-
turer having entirely tho control of tho mar.
ket, prescribed his own terms, and put into he
picket the difference, S27 per ton, instead Of pay
ing II into tho treasury OF the United Ststee. IL
went 10 enrich the English iron masicrs, and to
sustain foreign labor and capih and with the loss
Of upwards OF $4,000. 900 to the treasury.
IL was our demand for railway iron that pro
duced that price. The English Mining and Rad
road journal in June. lS43, rcmrrks--the price OF
railroad iron being then ca lpa per ton: "That
the demand for railroad iron IN this country Eng
lsnd) is comparatively trfng; while America,
which in 1889 took nearly onothird OF our cxports,
nov, from tho uncertain state Of The tariH and loss
f efsd, does but little to assis ~; aud this is the
only foreign country TO which VIC can look ss bein z
OF sufficient weight to have any fret upon our
home MAJ ketn
The production of iron in Great B,ilain IL csti-
mated at two millions Of tons, ard she consumes
about million and a third of tons-ths leaves
66b, 900 tons to lie exported TO all the rest of the
world--inc ludinR her colonies. We have ta.en
this year (6scaD of that surplus 34l, $50 tone
I7l 93s tons of which have been railway iron.
Duty on the latter, about ono million and a half oil
dollars. Our consumption, according TO the late
report Of the Secretary Of the Treasury is 75f 900
tame and we are now manufacturing ala 900 tons
Suppose that we should call upon that market
annually for one bali of tho iron which We nov
manufacture, would not prices advance higher
than. they did in IStlf Toe present low prize IL
not tie result of improved machinery and skill in
troduced into the business, (as reference TO The
prices Of 1913 aud 1882 will shOw,) but surplus
stock in market
In June, Ist3, our credit was literally gone. our
State bonds would no longer pay for our exports
and those exports had drained the country Of al
it's resources. The tariff Of 1872 wac passcd, anC
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CuIRR. RROTIIERS-

DANkERS and Dealers in Stocks. Land War
I'D rants, Foreign and Domestic Exchange -
Drafts onIRELAND from T. | and upwards, payable
on demand. furnished in sumo TO suit.
Collections made, and Checks for sale on all the
principal cities.
GopeTpa,nt, STATE, and other Sfocts bought aud
cold on commission.
Gains before the ID parfrnsnis promptly attended
to- Rcmittances made ut lowest rates ia Ncs
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore lunds, as de-
sired, for Notes Drafts payable in the District,
Alexandria. Va. and other southern citics.
Banking HOUSE, opposite Treasury Department.
Mar lii Telegraph d2wl
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RARE OPPORTUNITY.

4 THOROUGH BRED FILLY. of good size,
"A fat. AMI puy handso,ne, will be offered at
pirate sale for f,,o days only; she is Of pure
blood, and got by walden Messenger" (of the
stock of the celebrated ''imported Messenger, :"
American Eclipse, ""Tippoo saib," &c.) Her
dam wac "Ducee," out OF blooied mare. .'Apri-
COT" by Col. BJyce's imported horse Foreigner"
She was foaled in IS47 Price s $50.
Apply at WALKER & MMELL'S Stables, c
street. near the National Hotel.
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FOR REyT-"THE PARK. :,


THIS PROPERTY is on the seventh Street and
Il Rockville Turnpike, just beyond the limits OF
the city. The Improvements consist of a large,
new, and conveniently arranged brick house, hav-
ing front of seventy icct on the ro1d, conaini1 g
a spacious dining ROOM bar room, parlors, am-
pie number of chambers, kitchen, and cellar. At.
tached to the premises are bowling alleys, exton
sve stsblng, and nine acres II land, large por-
ton Of which s in grove Of fine forest trees.
AS a CATTLE STAND OR DROVE~fARD -
being on the road by which cattle are driven TO
Baltimore and other Northern markets, within a
fev minutes walk Of the two largest market houses
Of the city, and in neighborhood where psstursgc
and water aboupds--it has advnnts zee TO be found
nowhere elsc in the District There are scales fvI
weighing cattle and bay now on the premises.
As SUMNER RETREAT, THE PARK-situ-
atsd the greatest thorou yhfsro leading from the
city, Immediately at the terminus of the contcn,-
plated Plank Road, (tho contracts for making
which have been already entered into,) and the
only place now adapted 20 such purpose in the
neighborhood of the ciiy--wi, If properly kept
become place OF great resort.
For terms apply TO WILLIAM II. WIsTER, at the
Office Of the contractors ior erecting tho Patent
Office Building, corner of 7th and + streets, Wash.
ington, ID. G. Mar 27-u
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THRrn Cent CoiSs.-Thc treasurer Of the mint.
Mr. Y. &. Dale, giyes notice that he is prepared TO
exchange three cent pieces for gold, 10 all apph-
cants therefor. lie will nlso deliver the same, at
the expense Of tho mint, TO any party requiring
them, at distance. and Who Inoy be c nvenientiy
accessible on the line of the expresses. The coirs
being IN parcels Of $50, $50, and 8 $50, the app-
cations should be made for either OF those sums or
multiples thereof, and payment in advance will
te required in every case fhiLo I,edgcr.
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DAcIFIc MAIL srEAM.HIP COMPANY

notice having appeared in Saturdays pa
pers conveying the idea that passengers provided
with tickets from responsible agencies would be
eubject To detention on the Isthmus Of Panama, IL
is deemed proper 20 announce that the steamer
Oregon ,cds at Panama, at last dates, ss n spare
steamer, ire. of engagements for passengers; and
that, in the absence Of accident at sea the steamers
Csifornis, Republic. Tennessee, G. oldcn Gate, and
Constitution, in the scrvice of this company, will
be at Panama in the course Of the present month.
BY order WIN II. DAYIDGE, Secretary.
Nsw YoRK, ApriI 3 1852 Al 6-dtfif
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FOR LIBERIA.
CoLosizArIoN Rooms.

CoLosizATIoN RooMs,
WAsHISoroS March Is, 1862.
l'uE NEAT EXPEDITION for Liberia will sai
L from Baltimore on tho first deg IF May. Per.
who may desire to cmgrate at that time will
please give inmeda,c NOTICE, and will make their
arrangements to reach Baltimore on the 29ih or
30th April
Letters for the United States squadron the
cone, Of Africa, for citizens Of Liberia, sent 70
this office, postage paid, will be forwarded.
w. McLAiN,
Nor 10 Sec. Am Col. Soc.
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STEAM MARBLE WORKS, CORNER OF

STEAM MARBLE WORKS, CORNER OF
~ North and Monument streets, Baltimore. The
undersigned are prepared TO furnish all orders
in their line, viz: Marble Mantels, Monuments,
Tombs, Gravestones, Table Tops, Tiles for Floors,
Garden Ststuary, &c, on as reasonable terms as
can be had elsewhere, and at the shortest notice,
and would respectfully invite purchasers to call
and examine their large and extensive stock now
on band. The trade furnished with Slabs Blocks.
&c, cut to sizes, at New York and Philadelphia
prices.
Mar 3l-lm SISSON < BAIRD.
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EASTER BALL.

CARUSI respectfully announces to his friends
II. and patrons that his Easter Soiree will take
place on Thursday evening, April Is. 1852.
Those who have heretofore attended his Sorees,
well as membars OF Congress. with their fam
les and his pupils generally. invited to attend
Tickets to be had at the principal hotels. music
Of the Soirce.
p9-eo3t
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JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED,
NEW and elegant Spring Styles Of Scsrfs. Cra-
~ vats, Stoke, Ties, Cloves Of every dcscrp-
ton, Suspondcrs, Ilandkerchicfs of elk and incn;
plain, figured and embroidered Hosiery of all
kinds; Umbrellas and Canes; with large supply
@! Gentemen's Toilet articles, such as Lubn and
Provost Extracts, Cosmetics. Pomatums. Soaps,
and beat Ferina Cologne; Brushes Of every de-
fcription; together with large and complete
assortment Of Gentlemcn's Furnishing articles, all
of the very beat qualities, constantly on hand.
and for saie at reasonable prices, ct
CHAS. w. LANES
Hat, Cap, and Gcnteroen's Furnishing
Establishment, Penn. avenue, near ~ street.
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FOR RENT.

q, No. 2, Of UNION row, on r street, next
t'IiT TO the corner of Seventh street, ut present
-1nLoccuped by r. w. Latham, eco. Posses.
sion on the fret OF May.
Cj- uiT NOT b. rented for a boarding house.
Inquire AT the n, public Office. APPS
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FURTHER CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC

CINCE THE NOTICE from THE office Of the 10Th
- January last, which appeared in the newspa-
pers of ths city, cau'inning the pub,c against
ceiying certain drafts purporting to 80 those OF
Captain l.. &. Easton, Assistant Quartz n,ster
recently stationed at Santa Fe, New Mexico, a
third forged draft on the Quartermaster Genera
ia. Santa PC, N. NJ, LIST Moy, 1851, in favor Of
Robert r. Brent, esq, for S7.75o, and signed l.. c
Easton, Captain and Assistant Quarternostcr.
1t Is known, from official advice in this Office
that the only genuine drafts Of Captain Esstou or
the Quartcrmastsr General are numbered from
90 IL; all OF which have been long since paid.
Captain Esston having ceased TO draw, there mr.,
consequently no genuine drafts of his now in circu
lation.
BY direction of the Qusrtermaster General:
VIM. A. GORDON, Chief Clerk.
, QuAprEaMAsrEa GGNEsAL's OrricE,
WAsHrsoroS CRY. February 10, 1852.
Feb IL
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hooks FROM LONDON.

MACGREGORS HISTORY OF THE BRIT
WI ISL EMPIRE, from the accession Of James
the First; volumes, 1852
Walkers Rhyming Dictionary; | volume, 1851
Thorpe's popular Traditions and Superstitions
Of Scandinavia, North Germany, and tho Neither
lsnds; volumes. 1862
Blacks Picturesque Tourist of Scotland; vol,
1851
Murray's Official Hand Book of Church and
State; volume, 1852.
W,bstsr's Royal Red Book for 1885 volume
Pilkington's Dictionary Of Painters, their Lives
and Works, new edition, by Allan Cunningham
and n. a. Davenport; ! volume. 1852.
Rutter on Magnetoid Currents; volume 1852.
Woodward on Polarized Light; ! volume 1851
Webstcr's Reports and Notes of Cases in Patent
Law; | volume.
Parne's Chemical Analysis, qualitative and
cumulative; | volume.
Hsl.tcd's Screw Fleet Of the Navy; volume.
Kprsake's Aids 20 the Study OF Logic; ] vol,
1852
Jus, imported from London direct
Apo FRANCK TAYLOR.