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al their general convention in May, 1851. aad in October
OF the same year, adopted the following resolution

Rssopsd That The late adjustment measures Of Con-
gress, dictated by the South North, but passed 10
spirit OF patriotic concession by both, have now become
pledge OF fidelity of the several States 10 each other, and
should be observed by all with the obedence which 10 due
TO the nations will, and with that good faith which Is
requisite for the nations safely"
In reference 10 this movement, the Burlington Sentinel
holds the following emphatic language:
.The democrats OF the second district repudate the
on OF the held at White River Junction the
Sth of April null and void for the very strong and
elusive reasons forth in this circular They very prop
erly hold call democrats elect delegate rep
democrats in the National Convention does
hoze the enemies of the doctrines and organization OF the
democratic party whether such enemies call themselves
whgs, eesoilers free democrats, into
ton with regular democrats, TO vote down their resolutions
and uample on their rights and principles by electing
known and avowed opponent Of the party calling such
veniion, and leading and official member OF hostile po
litica organization IL such high-handed outrage had
been committed by lchig there would be but one opinion
about tho matter But certainly IL will not be pretended
that the democratic organization in this State is any
distinct from the whig organization Than il is from the
ganizaton Of the free democracy The is therefore
clear and the democrats OF The second district could
1t US, do less than repudiae proceedings
which their own, aud disown the delegate foised
upon them by fraud, and msre presenting equally their
choice and their principles"
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nv A. GREEN. Anctsoneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON MISSOURI AVENUE, NEAR
street, Wednesday, the 18th
instant shall sell on the premises, O'Clock lot Ne ",
In being bowling saloon
Of ~ II Missouri
Sixth 03 feet 8incbcs
a I0eet alley the The
having sufficient width for moderate
located within hundred
but which
fronting public pro
of Improvement United States, immediately beyond
which and he. the Mall advantages Tor
nc seldom
Terms Of sale balances
with interest from of Thc interest the
paid added
deed given, and deed Of trust taken. Tue ind-pa,shs
A. GREEN,
Ns l3-M Auctionecr.
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NATIONAL THEATRE" Pizarro" was performed last
ming Miss f. Logan played Elvitaj Mis-, @. Logan,
Cora; Mr. Fleming, Roa Mr. Bower, Alonzo; Mr..
Boswell, Atalba aud Mr.. Owen, Pizano. The just and
impartial commenda ton Of the audience demonstra-
ted several times during the performance. The Honey
Moon" the afer-piece-Mr Logan, Mr. Fleming, Mr..
Bowers and the Misses Logan appesred in IL. Miss
Walters and Mdlle Theodore danced Polka National be.
the pieces The performances being for Miss e.
Logan's benefit she called for the close Of both
pieces, and enthusa stcay cheered. Tonight, in com
pance with the request OF several ladies and gentlemen,
Sherdans elegant comedy OF the School for Scandal"
will be periomed-the parts cast as when played last
week. To night Miss Celia Logan has her bene h
and the OF Mr. Logan and his daughters closes
is hoped that the nights left will find the theatre
aed the merits OF Mr.. Logan and his plished
dan ,htcrs richly deserve.
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70 the Editor Of tAe linton :

To the Editor Of he Union:
The Washington correspondents Of two New York
papers having asserted that Buckingham Smith, esq..
late secretary of legation TO Mexico recalled because
he had opposed the Tehuantepec treaty may the under
signed be allowed to say through the columns OF the
Union, that Mr. Smith did not oppose the treaty II Mr..
Letcher, minister to Mexico. had been half as anx.
ous about the fate Of the Tehuanepec treaty he
to get at the board of commissioners Mexican claims
he would have abandoned his baniling during the
summer OF 1884, but would have continued his post up
TO the final decision OF the Mexican Congress On the
turn Of Mr. Smith the United States the subject will
doubtless demand his attention; in his absence please
publish this from AMIGO.
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vermont.

IN. Spirit Of the Age, published a, Woodstock, con.
tam. an address Of majority Of the district committee
ir III. second congressional district, calling upon the
democrats in the several who intend abide by
the principle. 40, forth 10 the resolutions Of the Baltimore
Convention. end are willing to avoid further ani-sla
very agitation elect delegates for the purpose Of select
ing a person who shall truly represent them IN the
National Democratic Convention. Il appears by the
sdars. that the position Of the gentlemen elected at
pr,you. convention in the disc, does no, hsrmonize
with that OF the democratic party in the State which,
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY MORNING. MAY is. 1862.
Congress wednesday.

SEsATE.-Mr. Shields reported bill abolishing the
laws establishing the present staff organization OF the
army and providing for the performance OF staff duties
by officers OF the line detailed for that purpose.
MIR. Bradbury reported bill prohibiting officers of the
army from being concerned in contracts for army sup
plies.
The deficiency bill was taken up, and Mr.. Borand ad
dressed the Senate at length Without concluding his re-
marks be gave way motion TO postpone the further
consideration OF the bill until to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Alter speech from Mr.
Fitch against the resolution reported day since from
the Joint Committee Printing, the subject of printing
$4,000 extra copies of the mechanical report of the Com
missioner OF Patents and another from Mr. Stanton OF
Kentucky in yndicalon OF the aston of the Printing
Committee in this case, the House voted to meet this
morning at s. a. m, in order 10 adjourn ip time to
give the workmen TO be employed in efting the hall for
The summer session an opportunity TO their
operations al as early hour as possible. Afterwards
they went into Committee of the Whole on the state OF
the Union on the homestead bill of Mr.. johnson, OF
Tennessee, (Mr Hbbard in the chair) After some
time spent therein the committee substituted the proec,
OF Mr.. Brown, of Mississippi for the original bill which
being reported back to the House. Mr.. Johnson of Ten.
nessee, moved his bill, with sundry alterations as an
amendment to substitute for the amendment or sub
stute reported back as before mentioned. And the
proposition of Mr. Johnson having been agreed to as thus
amended, the bill was finally passed by vote of yeas
l07 nays 90 and then the House adjourned
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Alexandria Boss-

4 ~<p~n THE Steamer GEORGE wAsHINGToN win a.-
&EAA&P part A. follows Bosf's fare, lat
esn's Persons making the trip for pleasure, boats
hrs nall price Three
for me boat coach also leaves the Capitol IN ek
lik.a, 4, snd O'Clock - -
Leave Ae rsndris n7k, ox, Tx, 7,A AND 6 O'Clock
Leave washington sa 10Y, sk, 2, s, and az o'cicct
JOB CoRsoN,
RN-d Csptaia.
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N.y IaM
nj. q. Mcguire. .Auo.,on..r.

c,ouaRr WEST OF so4 AT AUCTIoNon Tuesday, Msy Ish.
j o'clock the premises shall cell the -guse
directly south Of the residence ~ ne Hon
r. A lsf irches First street west,
" is9 feet inches on New jer
Inch street. confsrinf sso" so'
T.rm. residue In dr, twelve, and eighteen
months, vh satisfactorily secured Conveyance ss
erpens. OF the purcbsser JAS q. MCGUIRE,
May lad Aucuonesr.
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COMMERCIAL.
From our Commercial Correspondent.

NEw YosK, May III, 1852
The returns Of the Treasury Department Tor several years
Indicate the of what is called the balance OF trade la
remarkable degree Thus IL Is the theory of proIec.
,ioniss high tariff imposed upon the productions OF
foreign country will have the effect of causing the United
States buy less Of products OF that county selling
IL at the time much, thereby causing cash bal
be due. As Is the case however, with pro-
lecuonist theories the facts do not support tho theory
Thus, the trade with France during the past year
iolowsi
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we invite the attention OF our readers TO the speech
recently delivered by this distinguished gentleman. which
viii be found in another part of paper Itpesents
very able and interesting discussion Of the proposed rail-
road system IN The southwestern and Pacific regions OF
our country, and OF the policy of the government in re-
gard to that important subject The great mass Of topo
graphical and other information contained in the speech
will well repay careful perusal
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nx y. Q. McauIRE. Anct,en-sr.

VALUABLE PROPERTY ON SEVENTH STREET WEST
On Monday, May I'm, At 8 ccoct m on tho premises,
valuable No 49, situated
of IN and with front of 70 Feet each
Terms, One ouh cash residue IN s twelve, snd essheen
with interest," satisfactorily secured Ccuveyspcss the
expense Of the purchaser. Jas, q. MCGUIRE,
May I'D AncHonser.
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OFFICIAL.
NATionAL OBSERVATORY.

NATIONAL OBSERVATORY,
Washington May IL, 1882.
Sra The aserod discovered by Gasparis the nth
March last observed here BY MIR. James Ferguson,
with the hlar micromeer of the large equatorial the
9th and again the 7lh instant Its observed places
were as follow:
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The average duty OF the imports from France rather
than 80 per cent? and nearly all the articles sub
ec the hg hest imposed by tariff Neverthe-
less deductng SPECIE the balance Of the years trade has
been thus
uoi
specie, (deducted) 3o4,s33
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by j. 9. MCGUIRE, Aucslonser.

by j. g. Mcguire, Auctionecr.
HREEN-HOUsE PLANTson Thursday, the 18th instant at
O'Clock, the auction shall sell Of the best
collections offered auction in this
psng celebrated kinds OF French English
&c.
Also, double Camilla Japonica and lemon with
fruits and flowers
Cape Jasmines Double oieanders Double Carnations
Dahias, Magnoias Chinese Tree Peonsy
And plants all of which order
Jardin florist 18th
Of M. Terms cash. M EH4
ladies, all admirers of plants
collection the the from A. Jadn.
JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
Mayi2-d Auctioneer.
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FOR HARPEr,,s rEnnY.

FVN HNRPHIt'S FENHff
(patLr Lrrs)
n HE packet boats Bell Fashion the ensuing
commencing from this ds's, between ocorgcown and r
Ferry
Leaving GEORGETOWN daily ri arriving At Harper
nert morning io ia time Tor the or Cuneef1
Winchester. r~
town morning Al o'clock. In
Omnibusss will be IN readiness the arrival Of pssshs
gsorKrtc~n, 70 convey them 70 Wsshins,on.
/ QvNrars through including board, si 50.
MAJ no-Am
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C.ra.l.. s-loon-m.y Fs.,,y.I.

cAkUsI respectaiy that h NAY I..a,
u which ha. of oosn he jubilee Of ekds
the city, will place the 18Th Saloon
la aksF this he deeuas character OH a.
vai TOO well known public require ANY sddion.
him that this will be
Boln upper and lower saloons open q, a
cinx and bands eolon will be
bera Of Congress- snger, aud citizens respectfully
aliesd with their families 'ss
Those ladies who have, through nadyeenee not
auons viii conter favor by sending In their -"
Tickets be had principal hotels, Mrs Andcrson
Taylor y Msufys bookstores. = Ma
May 9-d3-
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sxA anEEr. 4 A.ss.sn..r.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN fuRNIrURE AT AUCTION
III Monday instant, shall sell a. 10 O'CLOCK Ia
Mr. apoheesy store on fenayyans
avenue, I'd nag win designate the
house . excellent assoIlnaat OF furniuls, VIZ
Mahogany sofas, chairs, rockers, ottouaDs, &c.
dressing md bureaus and s.deboafds
Do nae mafble top pedestal table and washstands
dining, breakfast, and side tables
Do hna book aud secretary, workslands &C.
rack, with glass and piano stool
Glt-iraIno pier. ando looking glasses
French China, and GIT mantei clock, runs 10 days
Gin girandoles, SOLAR hall, aud other lamps
China glass, eroekery, and soneware
XII and aud uusdle bedstoads, CRIBS &C.
Feather beds bedding, and mattress
Panor chamber, and stair and oilclolh
Parior window curtains and ornaments shades, &C.
Brass andifons sloveIs. tongs, and Tenders
Cooking, radiator and nj ir-Ii
With good kitchen requisites. 1914. -
Terms; All sums SIS. So5 credit Of
sixty and ninety DAYS bearing
terest 10 postpone account VI weather.
May I2-6t A. GREEN, Aueuonesr
p. 5. The house Inquire the premises
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~ - az = = % z

III az = % g
Baisinaors and WashinSton Raiiroed.
DAssENGER = folowss
Leave WWhinxfon At and ., m, IN, m, and
Leave Baltimore Al Il and 2, q. and -, p. m.
Sundays third trains from Washington
the second and fourth from Baltimore omitted.
Tickets and checks Philadelphia and New York be
obtained by trains leaving nj g. and Passengers
curing the the OF themselves and
In Baltimore and Philadelphia, the nert railroad station
Communication tickets 10 psdensburr, s3 quarter will be
furnished upon application at the on'ce :
Ap 9-du Agent
DROOKE n. VILLA Ms Banker, opposite the Treas
Department. prepared 10 transact banking and exchange
business Particular attention will be paid 10 the collection Of
several departments OF the government
individuals residing in the Dc TO the purchase
and Of ock foreign bank notes. business that may be
him
Land warrants bought and sold. Ap 3-dIm
TEXAS GENERAL AoENCs The nrm Of webb, Duval,
L Co., Austin, and webb, Co.. Galveston hsvinr
dissolved u since by mutual consent the business
continued by David Ayers In the city of Galveston
He and real estate purchase
land cns examine and quiet land tfes
lands sold for tsres Secure
foreign debts part II the Texas and
pertaining refers
business Of Galveston,
Jennings, Broadwryi snt Mesurs. n. 90 Jobn
uoet, and w. G. snethsn, Washnston u. O.
prepsd) addressed David Ayss Galveston
promptly attended TO. -7T'
GsIvrsTos, March /, 1852.
March 6-d2m
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.Thc Canapbells eoaaing', nssst Kind f,..s
again.
ODD FELLOWS HALL--commeneing Monday Nav IA -
every evening during tho weekwsst Pees OLD o a
Campbell MinscIs 10 The
gentlemen Washington city that they open as above & s
songs operac choruses, and buresque on The si
~. ~a
For further particulars, program
Tickets 25 Doors at u performance commence
D O'Clock DR. r. A. JuNRs '1
May 5-u A,.n
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BY A. GREEN, Auotionesr.

ny n. SREEN, Aucuohc<r.
OFFENSIVE SALE or MAHOGANY PLANK, BOARD VIZ
IL NEER5, &C., AT AUCTIoN-On Fnday lam ns,n, = y
shall sell Warehouse al ~ O'Clock m at The
OF 9th and OF Centre Market very extensive
mahogany lumber, viz 4#0
4,0n0 feet n, u, y inch boards
5000 do nne shaded and curied veneers
500 do IN inch plank
500 do black walnut, ~, ~, ., aud 3kineh pianks
Terms All OF and under 25 cash SIS and ma,
ceeding $50. credit Of ESQ., credit Of srW ,s
ninety days for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
May il-a A. GREEN, Aucioae,r
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plated branc o Creek canal.
Also a. a. a. and a. No. GIG, containing
"a, ,724 square feet
Half square No 653 containing
4,775 square feet
Also about boundary, within
short walk Narket nearly oneaf Of which heavily
wooded and splendid stss for
dens Ac being
purchasers bordering the free county road TO
Diadensburg
Title perfect unexceponabe and free from ncumbrance
Piats may be the auction
residue equal insament oi
twelve, eighteen and months, satisfactorily secured,
- -'--TI 4aa J. C. MCGUIRE,
May I2-codA3law Auconeer.
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by y. G. MCGUIRE, Aucttoneer.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoN-Tm,.
day afternoon May 49, a6 O'Clock, will SELL premise,
lot No o. 429 fronting ~ feet 7 uchcs Eighth stree
between and Il, and running back 100 feet aiming ,
This lot highly desirable, is In the immediate vicinity
the Patent and Poet Once Buildings.
Tems One fourth cash. the balance q, 49, monh r
notes sa isfactoriiy secured, bearing interest.
JAS. Q. MCGUIRE
may Aucioneer
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ny J.. q. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
DUBIlC SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS AND HALF SQUARES
in tho city OF Thursday 2oth Of May al
O'Clock M, rooms, shall cell the following da
squares situated chiefly tho Island In the
Wad being growing and rapidly improving portion Of
the city, viz; - sI..,,
45o7s, II, and -, in No si4, containing
about 81 757 feet. fH
593, 26,s78 do
DO 59i do IS $50 do
DO 5a5, do 4ss7a do
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by A. GREEN, Aucsione.r.

ny A. GREEN, Auctionesr.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
ii On Thursday the 18Th instant shay, in front Of the store,
furniture Al
large, comprising variety, deem unnecessary particuarze
Terms cash.
A. GREEN,
May i2-2 Aucioneer.
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GUNNER MILLINERY.-Mr.. ANN n. CLARK will opsr
Saturday. the 9Th large, splendid and see
Of
win usual taste and besuaest styles also large assortment
OF ladies' generally h
Millinery saloon, Bhdse street, Georgetown, d. @.
All repairing dsne neatly ns usual. May e-dE
Healy's webster Picture.
THE exhibition Of this painting having prcmaurey closed
by the occupancy of the coanc by the cma
will be reopened the piic, prior "
leaving the city commencing Tuesday, the <ih p.ian
Hours OF exhibition from =, until sunset Pnce Of adms
no LETA threessoy brick dwelling 10 the Sir Budnr =
po.sesson viii be given Immediately. Inquire once
May e-Iwdn
CARD.-DrJ D, MARTIN has opened the corn
Of sh and Streets where those wishing his medical adH''
will find him.
An I'D
nLD BRANDY-vcy choice pale and brandt me-.
low and OF nnc flavor warranted perfectly
Ap i3-4wifMwhs opposis Browns Ho"l
CTRAw-MATTINGs. Floor Oii-cIeshs, So--T. sui,
scribers have now In store complete and carefully selected
OF house furnishing dry soods, embracing article 10 h
sdnpsedto the wants Of housskeepcrs, snch ss ,.
Tapestry velvet, tapestry Busse printed Brussels tueepH
grain, Venetian list rag, and other csrpstngs 49, %
Engsh and American oil cloths in fun Sheets which WIZ
TO 6t size and shape passage hall
Irish, German, and Russia shcetinss
Cotton sheets and sheeiinxs OF all widths
Double damask table ccsh- for length, sndsqune on
Dsmask napkins ssd sewsilinss
Pillow case sbeetinGs. all widths
Bed quilts, and counerpsines, all syes)
Bed and crib blankets. all sixes
Also, 1s pieces - Canton mating, superior quality
es do 50 DO do
90 do ta,54, and O., checked do q.
Ap i3-4wif HooE, BROTHER, A6
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~ nAll.N DISPATCH
las a. CowARDIN, Proprietor.
HUGH Il. PLEAS ANTS. Editor.
s0NE THINGS LOVE ME

SAlNE 1 LINUS t-oN - NAts.
y,--s, S,ruf'tJI lines, by Z. Buchanan Read, al
.-.- ..sk l-k.r5sckoy for November
y hin AMI Nil without nc
zee, melancholy ihrl!.
So. tFn darsrCss bangs about me
Oh kow f,5'|i
To ruy t,cj the liver G,idC;a
TAI. ugh ,he shadow, su)leu. dark:
On ;ha strrsm the y hjta moon rideth
Likes bark;
.-7tha linden leans above me-,
T.IItal0k some ihings there be
I'll 81 5 drcary world that love mo
Even met
Ggt'r buds are blooming near me,
SaaadI9g sweetest breath around:
.r.vu'iess voices rise TO cheer me
from the eruund;
ir. 'hn lone bird comes hear it.
IN lEr tail aui wiHdy pine.
'partaes dness Of lis spirit
into mine:
TI,-al, swings ard siags above ME.
nj. think some tn ncs there be
.r tbs i~rery world that love nc
Even re,
\ W ttc moon hath iloatei to me;
On tho stream | see it sway,
sHl...r- boa Ike, as twOuld WOO me
Far away
Aad he stars bend from the azure;
re4,i reach them where lie:
Au6 IlFvwaisper all the pleasure
OF the sky:
Trtra h -y hsug and smiia above me,
fl. think some thugs there be
IL the very h"sy. us that love rle--
". "a M
NV whea comes the tide of even,
i.sr solemn river slow,
Geu,l1 Nyts 8kiG 10 heaven
On M glow;
l-T.r. et Is Tia -ell t:ejr story
~prasi2g to my heart Of he3Ets,
E-' siah--a thing # glory
soon depar.s.
Al Thea MARY scars above me,
must th."k that there will be
Ore s:arInora il heaven 10 lave me-
IvnA ne
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NEW GROCERY AND FEFn .TnnE

l CHAS. BAKER, formerly of the Arm of Raker
q linsley announces to his friends and the public
that he has opened store on Broad street. No oaS
two squares ABOVE the old stand of Baker q Tins.
complete assortment of Groceries. as we'll as
Herse Feed OF every description He will be
pleased to see all his old frienos and customers AZ
ms new stand, and any quantity OF new ones.
noous p9fehased at his store will be delivered in
no ln--lIr,
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MIm MANUFACTORs, =
EIHMd WHOLESALE AND RE.

1Sx3slGOTAIL DEALERS IN BOOTS.
c.pprrnSHO o ES, TRUNKS. vALICES,
SAhfEI BAGS, &c-PEMBERTON & BRO. l6i
MAN street, oppoiite the Exchange Bank, respect
,uy invite strangers visiting the CITY, and the pub.
nc generally, to call and examine their large and
compete assortment of articles in the above line.
nnsI prices WILL be found to be as low as those of
any other house, whether by the single pair dozen
or case. The stock embraces-
uentienen's Dress Shoes, Caters and Bootees
DO cali, hip, and stout Boots and Bootees
1ouths Boots AMI Bootees of many kinds
servants brogues, bound and unbound
Ladies Shoes, Buskins, Kids, Jenny Linds. &c
Ladies black, bronze snd colo ed Caters
Buskins and Bootees for servant women. yarious
styles '"'A
"a gllsses and Children's Shoes, in great variety
Travelling Trunks, plain Leather and Hair
Trunks 1 AAaii
. n AAll of which are'ofered at the loves. ra,ss
fPEMBERTON e. BRO, 16I Main ST,
sopposite Exchange Bank, Richmond, Va.
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= DN1,' E.--JA iaS A. 1NELL. ExecQL0r, VIII
= fer. al ae o.. stand f Hugh Rheigh deed =,
.r.la.Ee stota Of Dry Goods, at and below cost
r desirable Goods NAV b. had at reduced
-r.= insisting Ia part Of the following, viz:
I.-." es;tinetIs, heTseys and Blankets, for Ser
F.ts
aue Clsths, Cass,n.ers. Vestings, &c, for
..7..-.as .s-
w. al5 me Cotton S,.ca.ilas an3 Shir; ;ings.
as' large stock Of pain aad figured, black and
ssa-- Cr'~rej Dress silks for L2dies and many
'-ar - .ra5ie Goods, usually found in the Dry
; .ine- suitable for the season, which will be
sad ~ Laat reserve Gnt!' st January, 1852.
Al. y.i iscus wishing to secure good barg aims will
j y =. .- 10 call SOON. EoI9-tf
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i-@ULUTIOS.-The co-partnersnlp here
~ tolore existing under the firm OF l.. & NJ.
ROSE, is this day, by mutual consent, dissolved.
September 10th, 1852.
TIE subscriber, in returning his most sincere
thanks tor the very liberal patronage 50 kindly be
zto wed on the old firm 5egs 10 inform his Old cus
toners and the citizens generally, that he has just
returned from the North with entire new stock
of Eall Goods. amongst which may be- found
aands1Tie designs in Silks silk Ve!vets, Mouslin
9e Laine, Cash neres, Merinos, Alpacas, and an ex
teusve assortment of Grape long, square and tAih It
&hawls also, a very large assortment OF Flanuels,
Blankets, Kerseys, Linseys, &c. &c, and almost
very article usually kept in dry goods house,
which viii besolI on the most reasonable terms.
: MORRIS w. ROSE,
oc f-2tn 203 Broad street.
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DGEGkTT &. ANDERSON,
CPUJLS TERERS AND PAPER HANGERS
fSn,.nrn,r,.

HAVE in s;Cre their Fail stock of French and
= American rhPER HANGINGS OF every quality
- 'gIa purchaaed from the best factories in this
c.-. - ard Franc. many of them very rich and
a."aaaJ. Also, very complete assortment ol cur
l.n e IA c0rnices, ginps, tasses, cords, banda,
v.udYW shades. in great variety, window blinds
r.a.4 paper, bun Holland for shades, superior
s:yrs II t,5or oil cloths, coco mating, c1yed hair
and sauck mattresses, feather beds, holsters aud
....IEs, Of the be3t quality with many other erti
S.as IL our lice, ali of which will be sold on fair
.sras and Paper Hanging and Uphostering done
ia .uyn or country, al the shortest notice and by
the best workmen. Sc I6-3m