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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-09-10

" We are authorized to state that the ever
accommodating Michigan Central Rail Road
Company, will carry passengers and stock, or
anything for exhibition at the State Fair, for
the State of Wisconsin, at half the usual rates
~ The only public house in Racine that we
can recommend, is the Racine House. 1t is not
temperance House, but it comes the nearest
toit of anything in that city. They do not sell
liquor to men already intoxicated, and there are
no loafcrs hanging around.
II The Doctors at the East say that there is
no doubt but that Gen. Pierce gave the boy cent
to buy stick of candy with, and some of them
are mean enough to assert that he did it on pur-
pose to spoil his teeth.
IL Our bunker friends will be delighted to
read what Benton says about the way he obtain
ed his election. 1t must edi(y them amazingly
to see how "regularly" old Bullion went at it,
and how much respect he paid to their caucuses,
conventions, platforms, &c. They certainly
must be delighted too, with the prospect of his
efficient aid in Congress. A few more such
victories, and it is all over with the old hunkers,
now and forever. Read what he says:
'No low arts of elnctioneering-no begging
for votes-no appeal 10 old services-no bowling
and scraping--no whining and bubbering,no con-
Tossing and begging pardon, and promising not
to do so again--no crnging TO foes. But right
ahead, hitting right and Iett-knocking ouer com
promises, platforms, caucusses, conventions, reg
u!ar nominations, fugitive Stare lgD and all and
despising every thing that jugglers con,rive for
the terror of timid politicians armed with truth
and courage alone, self.supported and rely
ing upon the people; answering no questions
and telling no lies that is the way it was done"
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STRAY COW.
w ANT ED.

Ep AGs Old Copper Pewter and Brass, at No. 20, Main
e q street.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-09-10

nEA in City and County Scrip wanted in cT.
20 wv change for any thing have 80 sell, at MY
Store, No. ~, Main Street.
Sept Sih, 1852. J. Il. PHELPS.
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THE MARKETS.

WILMIxerox, March 20. Sales of 1886 barrels of
,urpentine yesterday So 25 for SOFT and ST. IS for
hard; tar ST. IS per barrel spirits turpcntine 80
per gallon further sales of timber S5 so SO SO,
measurement; arriving in small quantities and
taken readily, $l l3 per NJ; sales of l4O bales
of cotton at u cents Bacon 81 to l2a according to
quality IS per hushel with fair stock
hand; -four $4 25 to 81 so.
FAYErrEvILLE, March 20. Bacon 10 to lO3 cents ::
cotton u cotton yarns cents feathers 80 IS CTS
corn 30 to SIS cts; oats 40 to SO cts; lard IL to
molasses % to &c cents butter 90 cents; sugar. ST.
Croix and N. o. to cents; taow to cents man.
ufactured tobacco 10 to 80 cents.
PErERsBURG, March 20. The tobacco market ami
mated, and sales of Tugs from SIS 20 to 81 lOshort
leaf, $4 40 to 50 35-soo1 to ine SIS 60 SO. Since
the receipt of steamers large sales of had
taken place at to II cents wheat declining sales at
to so bacon advancing, Va. hog round O4 cents lime
l23 to 81 SO. .s..
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS


" H. 6 R. S. TUCKER now receiving
w their extensive and well selected stock of
staple and Fancy Goods,
to which your attention respectfully invited consist:
ing in part, of the following '.' att =-r
Brocade Poult de Sol Silks,
Solid colored and White do. --=s.. .- ..
White Brocade Silks, -i- 5r 9.-. g.. 'r..... 49,
Rich Plaid Chameleon Silks. ..--.. f....
w hite and Black Watered do, .-... ... . ..
+ Super Black Gro de Rhine do, ,
figured and Satin striped Challys;
Solid and Figured Bateges,
Fancy SILK Tissues. .-.- '."
Organdii Lawns, '-. '' -.".t @tJ a-i
French Jaconets, .-.@-f .'... =. .#.. ISIS. I'D
Printed Musns, -...r.I1 ..e..s
Briantes, 81 ..a..., -s. a,- ,.. ...-
Plaid and solid Ginghams beam =
English and American Chntz, .aa cs. 81. .-.
Dotted, Checked, Swiss, Jaconet, NainSookI and
Tarlton Musns. .....
Black Silk Lace MantiIIas,
Plain and Embroidered Canton Grape ShapVls
Black Silk Lace,
French Worked Collars. Cuffs, Chemisetts, and
Undersleeves, ..-.... ..
Swiss and Jaconef Muslin Bands,
ScollOpsd L. Cambria and REVERE stitched Hdkf5.
Swiss and Jaconet Edgings and Tnsertings,
Real and imitation Vaencienes Edgiug.
Ladies' and Cents Kid GLaves, best quality,
do do Alexander's Sflk Gloves,
Rich Bonnet. Neck, and Scarf Ribbons,
Silk Fringes, Buttons, and Trimmings,
French Working Cotton, Linen and Cotton Floss
&s, Sc, &C.
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MARRTED,

In Godsborough, the night of the 9th inst, BY
Rev. L. W. Martin, Dr. Marshall D. Grafton, of South
Carolina, to Miss sallie H.. daughter of B. H. SIAM
mre, Esq
AT Myrtle Springs, Texas, the 22d Jan'y last by
the Rev. Thomas F.. Selby, Mr.. James w. Battle for
merIy of Edgecombe to Miss Diana Fort, daughter Of
DIR. J. w. Fort.
In Robson county, the 18th instant by the Rev.
Hector McNeill Mr.. Alexander McNeil to Mis- Jennet
Stuart
In Sampson county, the 9TH inst. by D. W. Jack
son. Esq, Mr.. F. Pope to Miss Ely McKinnon, young
est daughter of Hugh McKinnon. all of Sampson.
In Wilmington, on the 18th Feb, Mr.. Samuel Davis
(of the firm of Mcmillan & Davs) to Miss R. H. Wright.
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For the Standard.
MUSINGS.

There-w was atime when to my. eyes
This earth was all one smiling scene, 81.
Expanded meath the azure skies,
And gilded in the sun's bright beam. s
Twas then / loved to view the stream
That glided through the cheerful glen,
Nor did my young suspicious deem,
1t was more pure than hearts of men.
Such joyous scenes soon fled away,
Like roses redolent and fair,
That bloom and wither in day,
When in their stead rough thorns appear.
The sweet delusion now has past,
The earth no longer seems to smile,
All nature wears gloomier cast,
And now know that man is vile.
The scenes that once were my delight,
Have lost the pleasing charms they had,
The world no more SO fair and bright, ...
Because my soul has grown sad. ..
Now sadly frown the mountains tall,
Upon the gloomy dells below,
The heavens seem a mournful.pall,
The zephyrs sigh in ceaseless wo. .--.-
Yet sorrow finds solace sweet,
In natures seeming sympathy,
And though times wings still forward feet,
Past pleasures live in memory.
IT'S sweet in some sequestered spot,
To ponder on the precious past,
And reconcile to our lot,
Since there's no joy on earth can last.
. ... .-..e = GALLOWAY.
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To the Farmers Of Wake.

PURSUANT to a resolution of the Wake County
Agricultural Society," notice is hereby given that the
said Society will meet in the City of Raleigh, the
29th of March inst, (beng the Monday of Wake Su-
perior Court) at o'clock. The Secretary is directed
by the Socially earnestly to solicit the attendance and
cooperation of our feIIow-czens generally, from every
section of the county,"
1t is hoped that all who have enrolled their names
members will be present participate in the proceedings
and that many others will attend and join the Society
Let every who can in early and arrange his
be prepared TO devote the greater por
ton of the day the meeting 1t will be important
and interesting occasion.
The following will be the order of proceedings:
LIST. An Address will be delivered by ALPHEUs JONES'
Esq.,-the community at large invited to attend
2nd. New members will be received.
3rd Constitution and Bylaws will be submitted for
adoption.
4lh. Officers will be elected.
w. w. WHITAKER, Secy.
March % 1872 39-
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II. H. SELBY,
No. 12, Fayetteville Street, Raleie

now receiving and opening a large and we'll selec-
i ted stock of SPRING T. SUMNER DRY GOODS,
bought entirely for cash. and will be sold at prices to
suit the times.
The stock consists in part ofthe following.
Chameleon Silks, Plaid silk Tissue black silk Tis-
sue, Barge, DeLanes. French and English Printed
net, Cambrics and Muslins very cheap, checked do ,
Plain and figured Swiss Muslin, Book and null do.
Thread, Swiss Jaconet, and Isle Inserting and Edg
ings, Linen Cambria Handkfs, French worked Coors
Ladies Kid and Black silk Gloves and Mitts Bonnetts
and Ribbons, great variety Of Ginghams and English
and American Prints, shell Tuck Combs and Side
Combs, Umbrellas and Parasols Particular attention
is invited to my stock of silk and cotton Hosery-it is
large and will be found to be cheap.
March "a. 1852. IS
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DIED,

In Petersburg on "Wednesday night the 10th instant
of Pneumonia, Mrs. Ellen Wills, widow of the late
Col. Edmund Wills, of Nottoway County, Va.
e On Wednesday morning last, at the residence of her
mother near Marlborough, Sarah Elizabeth Norfeet, in
the Goth year of her age. ...E
At Durant's Neck, Perqumons, on the. I'd instant
Myes Elliott, Esq, aged 81 years
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A Few WoRDs,FoR CHILDREN. You were made
to be kind. generous, and magnanmous. If there is
boy in the school who has club foot don't let him
know that you ever it. If there is a boy with
ragged clothes, don't talk about rags while he is
hearing. II there is lame boy, assign him some
part of the game which does not require running. If
there is hungry one. give him part of your din
ner. If there is dull one help him to get his les
son. If there is bright one, be not envous of him
for if one boy is proud of his talents and another is
envious of them, there two great wrongs and
nofe talents than before. If larger stronger boy
has injured you and sorry for it forgive him. All
the school will show by their couDtenance how much
better it is to have great soul than great fist.
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Groceries.

DROWN, crushed, clarified and loaf Sugars. old ia
Diva, MIricabo, Laguyra and Rio Coffee, super I'm
ms tallow Candles New crop Molasses by the gallon
or barrel, fresh Rice, &c. +. SELBY.
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NEW Wholesale Dry Goods House.
NPETERSBURG, 18th MARCH, 1852. Our stock
of superb Staple and Fancy Dry Goods for the Spring
Trade is complete, and ready for examination: AS
entire stock is fresh and has been purchased princ
pally cash. offer such inducements to the trade
as are rarely met with in this or any other market.
We respectfully solicit call from the merchants Wis
ting our CITY. JOHN w. RICE & BROTHER.
No. 9, Boirgbrook street.
Petersburp Va March IT. 1852. SS-lm.
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THE RAPPINes OUTooNE. The CHILEAN paper, Ell
Pueblo de Copapo, says credabIe witnesses, who
have Just arrived here from Caldera. in Chilli, COM
municate the following PARTICULARS success
meath The water at the distance Of Quartet of mile
from this port. Every evening" about dusk, large
parties go off in boats listen to this mysterious
of submarine music. The tones various, and
we'll combined as to produce perfect harmony, and
the sound, in its duration and vibration resembles the
deepest tones of the organ.
Ships daily attracted to the spot, besides
multludes both of young old, and of men and wo-
men, who pass hour after hour, in listening to the VIZ
bratons which seem to pass along the keels of the
ships. which they entertain each other with thou
sand curious probable ridiculous conectures about
the of the phenomenon. Our friend, MIR. W.,
assures that on the spot whence this submarine
music proceeds, the surface of the water assumes
deep green color, emanating effluvia like that
which rises from bodies in state of putrefaction.
Ne,Uburyp0rt Herald.
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For the Gentlemen.

OtLOTH, Cassimeres Vestngs, white Linen Drills,
\ Farmers Brown Linen Drill, Blay Linen, superb
and cheap, Irish Linen, black silk Cravats Pongee
Hands black and white silk Gloves, black and coored
kid do and variety OF other Goods suitable for the
season. I. II. SELBY.
March "a, 1852. S.
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FIRE. The Kitchen belonging to Tho's J. Jones,
of this town, took fire Wednesday last, and but
for the presence of two barrels of Cisern water we
should have had an awful fre-bowing the wind
did with great violence from all points of the compass.
Fortunately the fire was extingushed before gained
Roadway, ... ......s Million Chronicle
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We are panied to perceive the death of two of Mr..
Whirmel P. Tunstall's daughters announced in the
papers, They died of Scarlet Fever that fatal scourge
OF the human We learn verbally that he has
two other children victims of this disease and
pected to live. Million Chronicle.
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A Nur FOR THE Who's. The editor of the Mad
sonian who wrote home from Washington that Hen
ry Clay prefers Gen. Cass for President any other
man, refers the contradiction of his statement, and
says:
Al notice that some of the papers seem to doubt
my in regard to Mr. Clay having expressed
preference for Gen. Cass for President in'ls52.
only say that my statement is undoubtedly true,
despite all contradiction. My authority is undoubted
comes direct, and may be implicitly relied upon, to
tie rery letter. Not only has Mr.. Clay expressed his
preference for Gen. Cass over any other man, but
should he die before that election, his views will be
given to the people in writings expressing his decided
Cass to that position tcithOut any opposition. l
speak that which do know Time will demonstrate
its truth" sssa+
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Hardware & Cutlery

0tROCKERY and Glass Ware, Castings. Blacksmith
Tools cut Nails Horse shoe nails and Horse shoes
wedding Hoes, Trace Chal ms, Sythe Blades Patent Bal
ances, Table Cutlery 81 pieces IN a set.
March 24 1852 T Fl SEbBY
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BUCHANAN AND STRANGE. Weare gratifed to OBJ
serve the unanmity with which our favorite candi-
dates for the Presidency and Vice Presidency, have
been recommended by the democratic meetings which
have been held in North Carolina. In every county
where preference has been expressed at all it has
been for them. In the counties of Alamance and
Orange whose Democracy have ever been as - true
as STEEL, We have every to believe that this
ticket would be more acceptable than any other which
could be presented. Pennsylvania and North Caro-
lima, two Of the old thirteen, whose unpretending
character and quiet and unobrusive disposition, have
caused their claims to be overlooked heretofore,
we think justly entitled this distinguished honor.
While their patriotic and talented sons have been pur
suing
1.-THE even tenor of their way"
those, of their much younger but enterprising
sisters, of no more ability, patriotism, no
more integrity, have been enjoying the highest DONORS
OF the nation. Ii is time for the old Keystone and
the old Nnrth Siate'' be heard and have their
long deferred claims considered. In recommending
Buchanan and Strange to their democratic brethren
oil the mon for the highest Offices within the gift of
the people, they safely appeal to their past serv
ces In the Cabinet and in the Senate for confirmation
Of the wisdom of their choice. Graham Democrat.
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HoNoRs OF WAR. Near ST. Sewer Gin France)
there lives old soldier with false leg, false arm,
glass eye, complete set of false teeth. silver g
covered with substance resembling flesh, and sill
yer plate resembling part-o his skull. Ho was I'M
der Napoleon, and these are his trophies
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PROFESSOR EMMoNs, STATE GEoLoGIsT. This gen.
ueman reached our village on Sunday last, on his way
10 Careret county. On Monday, in company with
some OF our citizens, he made partial examination
Of the green sand deposit Beaver Dam creek the
White acre and ShiIo mari beds. In the afternoon
and Mr.. D. W. BuIluck's near this place. Tuesday
orenoon in company with several gentlemen, he rode
over the Pamela estate, examining specimens of soil
~ The arabic and woodland. Tuesday afternoon, he
visited a, Mr. Bulluck's HoPe Lodge farm.
Inc Professor takes great interest in every thing
connected with Agriculture, and expressed himself
Pie1Se1 with the appearance of things in Edgecombe.
Un MS return from Carteret he proposes to stop in
IdIoorough, and address our people if he can COM
mand the time.
from all We can learn, the State has no cause to
tegIet the selection of Gov. Reid.
n, " nave no doubt in the history of the
ou North State will be dated from Professor EN-
'Aohs labors. IarborO1ggh S0utherner.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT TO
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore s. Norfolk.
Via SeabOard 81 Roanoke r.. r..
"a 81 vi THE PUBLIC are informed that the cars
are now running regularly the Seaboard & Roanoke
Railroad connecting with the Baltimore Steamers at
The cars leave Weldon daily at 81 o'clock, P. M
ard arrive in Portsmouth at p M. in time for the
Steamers for Baltimore.
The accommodation and freight train leaves Weldon
on Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday mornings, at 81
o'clock, A. NJ, connecting with the Steamer at Black
water for Edenton and Plymouth The steamers Stag
and Schultz running daily lSundays excepcd)
between Black-water, Edenton and Plymouth.
OWEN D. BALL, Ag't.
S. & R. X. h. Company.
Portsmouth, Va. March Is, 1859 3s- I'm.
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EVANS & COOKE,
70. 90 FagetteviIIe-street,

No. 80 FaEetteviIIe-Stre
RALEIGH, N. c.
NEyE have received, during the past week, the lar
w ger portion of our Spring purchase, consisting
in part OF the following articles:
Domestic Goods, all prices; Calicoes. Ginghams5
Hosiery, Gloves, Bed Ticking, Checks Diaper, Lincu
and Cotton all of which will be sold the most
commodating terms to cash buyers, TO punctua
TO short credit; as we buy Goods twice year
shall collect in the same way. Don't forget
EVANS s. COOKE,
One door above r. Smiths
March l6. ... 81
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SPRING GOODS, 1859.
JtEst Received, at my Old stand
EDLAlD Silks. Lawns and Challeys.
Il French Worked Collars, very low,
Embroidered and plain Linen Cambria HLkis.
Swiss and Muslin Edginss and fnsertngs,
Lisic Lace and Edgings, Bobbin Edgings and III
settings,
Ladies coored Kid and Silk Gloves,
Gents Kid and do do!
Black French Bombazne and Alpaca.
J. BROWN,
No. Fayetteville street'
March 16. 81
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Just Received.

LARGE lot of very Superior Black and Green
n Teas from the New York Pekin Tea Company.
pledge myself to sell their retail prices, and the
Teas can recommend genuine prime. Those who
buy from me will only therefore, get good article
will from fifteen twenty per cent in the pur
chase. l.. b. WALKER.
March 10, 1852. So
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March l6.
SPRING SUPPLY. 1859.

II Am now receiving large supply ofMEDICINESs
Il PAINTS, OILS. CHEMICALS AND GLASS
WARE from the Manufacturers and Importers, and am
prepared furnish articles my line of the best
quality, such prices and upon such terms must give
satisfaction.
MY old customers and those vino have never dealt
with me, are invited to send their orders.
P. F. PESCUD.
March l6 1852 3S-
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The publishers of the Philadelphia Ledger
having an eight cylinder press constructed by Hoe,
which will c, It $4,000!
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The annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Fayetteville and Western Plank Road Company will
he held in Fayetteville on the 9th of next month.
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may be seen ny the IoIIowlag table:
Plus TX. SO
Wm- LIST, King of Wurten.burg. 20
Leopold 1st King of the Belgians, Ga
Frederick VIM. Nv, King of Prussia, Sc
Nicholas Ist, Emp. of Russia, SIS
Francis Joseph Oscar, King Of Sweden, So
Frederick VII, King of Denmark, 43
LOUIS Napoleon. France. 43
Ferdinand VII, King of the two Sicilies, al
Maxmillan II, King of Bavaria, 40
Louis G. d'Orleans. Due de Nemours, SO
William Ill, King of Holland, 81
Francis Ferdinand. Prince de- Joinvile, 80
Victoria, Queen Of Great Britain, 81
Maria ii, Queen of Portugal, 80
George Frederick, King of Hanover, 80
Henry v, head of the Bourbons. 81
Victor Emanuel ii, King of Sardinia, 81
Henry Eugene, Due d'Aumae, 30
Abdid Medd, Sultan, %
Antoine, Due d Montpeuser, 81
Francis Joseph, Emp. of Austria, 81
Isabella II, Queen of Spain, 81
Louis Philippe, Count de Paris, 10
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Hats.

II OSSUTH HATS, of various qualities and prices,
IN Panama, Leghorn, Tuscan, Palm Leaf, &c.
March "a. 1852. T. II. SELBY.
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The Carolina Hotel, in Wilmington, is to be en-
larged by an addition of fifty rooms
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In the Senate. yesterday, MFR. Souie made long
and able speech in favor of intervention.
In the House. Mr.. Houston spoke for an hour
against the conduct of the Administration in overgo
ing appropriations. Marshall, of Kentucky. also
spoke TO the same purpose, and MIR. Brooks, of New
York, defended the Administration. w.
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nestle Goods,

Domestic Goods.
OE0 PIECES Brown and Bleached Sheeting anG
ScOShirtings, ia brown and bleached sheetings,
Osnaburgf and Penitentiary Plads, white and coored
straw Mating, LADIES' and Gents travelling Bags.
March "a 1852 t. H. SELBT.
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Inn Aston LIBRARY IN New YoRK. The build
g 10 contain this library will be finished by the mid
ole OF May or first of June. The amount expended
upon on the LIST January, 1882 $4,000. The
Us a nom6er Of books purchased up the date.
%ss $1,000 The amounnt expended for the same
r ,on'o. Joseph C.. Cogswell Esq. the SuPern-
senoant who has made two tours in Europe for the
says: -
~ 1t was very gratifying to hear men like Humboldt
u bunsen and LePsius speak of it as an institution
~ which the world was interested, and to find many
persons DESTROYS of offering some valuable volume or
'onmes to enrich its collection
The legacy left by John Jacob Astor for the erec-
On OF the building and the collection of the books
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Boots & Shoes.

n OBINSON'S SLIPPERS, Lade' walking shoes. !
II Miles & Sons gentlemen's Boots, caiskin shoes,
rhIldre and misses do. l. II. SELBY /
March "a, 1852, 3S-
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TELEGRAPHED FOR THE STANDARD.
WAsHIsGToN, March %.

WAsHINGToN, March %.
Arri0az of the Paci fc-Dec1ins, IN Cotton.
The Pacific has arrived, bringing the latest news
from Liverpool. Cotton had slightly declined. and
the market was depressed. Flour had also declined
six pence to one shilling. Corn steady. Nothing
doing in rosin Turpen,ine, es. 9d.--tar lis. Cd.