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terals, rom aduteaon be OF white blue color,
nay uiS aa ma ~ ~ =, ne es ao, H. AZ ~
guide, being this impossible the definite
quahuy hal Wi DC required OF any one hd aa he sn ,ee
ordering greater quantity OF each and
kind contracted for such times and in such quantities
the puslic service may require.
bidders offer the cases
IN the same proposal and The privilege Is reserved to require
bidder assigned him
such classes, OF forfeit his right TO any class
place places may be designated IN Washington city, IN good
order free OF all and charge and subject 10
the inspection weight, and measurement OF the supenn
popos signed BY Individual firm making
rea and price eaeh every paper
in the class proposed for
applying for them and viii be taken into consideration
unless substantially agreeing herewith. .
must accompany bid and numbered
pond with the number the proposed for ~ that schedule
And all proposals samples
transmitted this eee free Of postage other
plying inferior article any failure
ply the quantity required at any time, VIII be considered violation
Each bidder required proposal satisfactory
evidence Of his ability H. and 20 offer at the time
Of OF the district the marshal Of
the district which the reside for the faithful
proposed be undertaken by him and
proposal evidence will be rejected
The viii be opened IN the required by law con
Tuesday Monday Decemser (7h at
10 O'Clock, m, al the ohce Of the superintendent
Proposals will be addressed the undersigned "supernendent
Of Public Printing Capitol the United States Washington,
JOHN 7. TOWERS,
Superintendent Of the Public Printing.
octl-3tawtDecl
@ Auas Post Courier, Boston Courier, Tribune, Evening
Post Express, New York North American, Pennsylvania,
Picayune Bulletin Enquirer,
Louisville Journal and Democrat Louisville each copy wk
n December and send one number Of tue paper containing The
advertisement 10 The superintendent
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PROPOSALS FoR eUN-oARRIAGE TIMBER.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Ordnance Once Washington
November TO- ls52.
DRoPoSALS including the 10th OF De
eember 500 complete whne oak earass
timber be composed OF the following pieces,
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Proposals Repairing the Brick Wall around the
observatory.
Navy AoaSr's OrrIor,


Washington, D. O., November 10, is5a
EALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate viii be received at this ONCE
the coping on the lck wall enclosing The grounds
on ,e east south and west side or raising s wall
lse hhsr beginning Al the hip e wall and going around
%a s s % sa 81 s s. S s
A s s s s s 20 be made s @ ss ss sa
s %o Il % aea snG snS 81 esa"
Bids for the work be made foot for coping the
% % s, , o RG end md % mp per g., running @ % d 1s m e
nv he y panels two feet higher and coping the same s
TO Be finished before ne sls May, 1853
of the superintendent Observatory, before bills win be
Upon The completion Of the according 20 s provisions
payment viii be made BY the navy asen, at washington within
sndsnt y the oS.eva,o e '' 'u 'p0'Fo y
signed by person persons making and
by the according the form annexed and their resi-
dcnee namng the and state be distinctly sta ed
any through posi- oice notice shall 6e
for ,ne specaea within asen day. from e dae Of ns
contract viii be made with some other person. ana the
All offers not made in strict conformity with this
every particular WILL the option Of the Bureau OF Ordnance and
and e Of
should be and only The person whose offer has been a
itself the right decline
greater than be paid for from existing appropriations
FORM OF OFFER
To tho Navy Agent a Washington, d. O.:
II, of -, in the State of -, hereby offer TO
furnish all the materials and perform the work required for the OBJ
under dated 10th day of Novem
be 1882 and subject al the requirements OF the
For -, [wrie the aggregate in wordsl
Signed by person making offer
The Undersigned ----, OF --, In the State OF ----,
and of in the State of =, guaraniors
hereby undertake that the abovenamed -- WILL -
@ a S seS as o s
the office, Of the acceptance OF bid as before
toned.
[Sgnaures.1
/ certify that the above named - and - known
m 10 he and
ro be collector, district attorney,
known the be creditabel
Nov l6-lawst j. H. LATHROP, Navy Agent
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National Medical College, Washington, ID. &.
NHE thirty first Of lectures will
first Monday in November, and continue until March.
FACULTY.
Thomas Miller NJ d.. professor anatomy and physiology.
William r. Johnston, M. D., professor of
of women and children.
Joshua Riley, NJ D. professor Of matera medica therapeutics
and hygiene.
John Fred May, NJ d. professor of principles and practice
surgery. III
Grafton Tyler NJ D. professor pathology and practice of meG
Robert King stone NJ D. professor of microcopca and pato
logical anatomy.
Edward Foreman NJ D., professor of chemistry and pharmacy
James L. Morgan NJ d., prosector and demonstraior.
Practical anatomy be prosecuted with the ample facility
Clinical instruction through entire period
the Washington Inrmay under the roof with the college.
Here medicine and surgery are both taught practically
The entire expense OF full Of lectures S95 90
Practical anatomy BY the demonstrato 10 90
Maricuang fee, payable only 90
Admission the medical and surgical clinic without charge
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ. D., Dean of the Faculty,
Office and residence Of Washington and Gay Georgetown
Aug 3-2aw3mdScp
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War Department,

Bureau Of Typographical Engineers,
nRoposAIs viii be received up 10 and including dny
December next for s following articles required on LAKE ona
pieces wheoak timber each % feet long square
zoe pieces timber each 80 feet long
5000 ~. X ncn bolron in pieces Of I2 long
$50 cords eb ballast stor no soft or sand stone ia8 f.e
100000 feet broad measure ainch pine plank wide
The timber, plank and bOltir iron be delivered a. follows
day Of April ne5ti hld the als day of May next
Of Nav psat onsSd o5 ,bs B 3yh d"y OF Gune next
The timber and plank be free from splits rents and other imper
fectons.
The quantities, kinds quality Of materials win also be
required sodas bay Wayne county New York times and pro-
The same guanrcs kinds quac. be
proportions Of delivery also The same.
measured and Inspected y agent The Gnited u
approved and received The quantities. approved and received will
due which win be retained BY the United States unl ,he
completed when retained viii be paid 20 the
win be forfeited the United States if the contractor
Each proposal viii sc accompanied with evidence pro
poser see 70 faIh b. contract and hs department reserves the
Advances be made. But win be
The places Of landing material. win be pointed by
States agent notice to him by The contractor On this account
landing considered delivery Of said articles TO the
uaied States No delivery win be asknowledged except ~ quaint
Until Delivered Inspected received all articles win be At the risk
o but when delivered inspect
sd received they .t and under the care of the
stated will
be made allowed the Of the United states
The proposals endorsed Proposals for Timber on the
the envelope be addressed to the undersigned
] ABERT,
Col Corps Typographical Engineers.
To be inserted in Republic Inegencer, and UHion, Wash
ngon Enquirer, New York Commercial Advertiser
Buffalo Register Albaay twenty times daily, then twice week
hh 10th December
oct9t-d2tsaswtDeclo
'NIIE National Magazine November IL now ready.
Concnts Bryant porirait Powerful Microscope Life ana
Margaret Fuller Ossoc Ortbogaphy Wcbsteri The Good
Pinr Odye Training Bishop; Latin Hymnsj The
ft0coss Of Sculpture, SC. &c, NC.
Pice 81 year. or rs cents per numher. . - ,..u...,,
For safe by the agents, GRAf BALLhNllNb,
OctW Seventh street.
IlNDERsHIHTs and Drawers, Of silk, Cashmere,
msrino amtswoo and cotton, aso superior article Of
ASTORIA fur, highly recommended 10 nyads fn assortment
hand cheap for cash. to punetuai customer
Hat Cap, and Gcntemens Furnishing Esiabi.hment
Pennsylvania avenue, near ~ street
Oct 03-Guoo
~ Apollo HaMadam Blake has Of announcing 20
M patrons and the puc that for the season VIII
commence the 23d Of November 1852 Madam H. has pro
cured through her New York a fashionable daaceso
We coming Days Of tuition Tuesdaysand
saturdays, from half ui half O'Clock Rvning class
Oct lO-eodu
OWEN 81 SON, Merchant Taiiors, beg leave to In
- om their friends and the public generally that they have
en y superior cloths together with ul variety Of choice fancy
vestngs, &C. SC, and would respectfully solicit cali
octN-3taw4w
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SEALED PROPOSALS will he received by the
dersgned the 22d November II O'Clock
filling the south the Presidents
House.
proposals be made for doing the work by the cubic
yard bank before fng. The
distance of haul from bank the place fdeposite about
yards.
The Of complete the contemplated i'm
povemen estimated 900 cubic yards but should
required, bind himself deliver
additional quantity the hr Tue whole
TO be completed by the LIST day OF April next
Wsi. ID. bRACKENRIDGE,
Agent for the Improvement OF the public grounds.
Sept 25-2awt22Nov
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DUST OF WEBSTER :

DUST OF WEHSTEH.-Pesonsd desirous obtaining copies
Of the only living kenss sculpture OF the
atanable, informed that S marble plaster,
OF the work Of Hiram Powers, for which Mr. Webster
In full health, him repeated hg nearly twenty
Marshhed whher he invited
promptly obtained, moderate terms, by addressing
Florence Italy, Peabody
signed attorney Of MIR Powers here be add that
masks, taken the faces living subjects
well known esoued competent art
era reasons afford Likeness
fixed and likeness corpse The process besides
both unpleaant and dangeous IL within the memory
writer that Thomas Jefferson difficulty
from suocaton when submitting
noticed may been furnished by MIR Powers may
proper caution besides injustice
done 10 the artist permitting be taken In this
the process Of doing would injurious
which they taken. BOYD REILLY,
Oct 20 Napor Bathing Rooms, Capitol
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residing
fall supplies of dry goods OF
suaITy favorable the approaching
We have purchased in the northern and eastern markets. very
largely which daily additions will be made of all that desirable
and novel in the OF dry goods.
keeping goods all classes, styles, and prices constantly
hand.
LADIES' kinds, plaine.t fabrics finest
kinds in vogue, in endless variety.
goods OF and medium qualities, with all
other articles for their In line, at cur poverbiAy low prices
Misses wear.We pay particular attention TO all classes
m children's
Youths weaI.We styles selected for the
purpose, with eye u styles, fabrics, and prices.
hand article OF dry goods
apparel fabrics trade, and
extremely low prices
price, OF the brands
adapted alike and outdoor In word deal IN
every article usually found In well ordered dry goods establish
menL
We desire trade.
establishment must be for approved
paper short dates
Cool articles prices fair dealing, be relied
cases. PERRY BROTHER,
Opposite Centre Market, Washington ID. c.
Aug9 NJ
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nOwAaDs supreme Court Hoport., vol Is
IL Laws OF the United and Teaiies passed
sion OF Congress- Just published.
Nov II FRANCK TAYLOR,
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OWEN q son, Merchant reiiors, beg leave to In
- form their friends public generally
yed their fall and goods comprising weecied
t o superior cloths together with al variety Of choice fancy
0ne vesngs, sc. Sc, and would respectfully solicit esl
Oct 27-3taw4w
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nDuD Brsnds-
W 10 pieces bright colored French merlnoos
% pieces French moinoes all coors qualities aud prices
- pieces fine Lyonese cloths, very cheap
Al OF the above Of the best brands
co foe black apaoas bombaznes menoes
lines IN 'td, our stock Of black goods Is complete
90 ladies' habit cloth, color. tuow for cloaks
nt low prices.
piece. county made white aaunel. very wide and thick
pieces real Welsh nanne 50 per yard, 7s
75 pairs medium and fine blankets, great bargains
% pairs crib and cradle blankets
loo pieces black -colorcd silks, choice qualities
300 very mousselne y per yard
and good quality
Also, and complete stock Or al kinds of domestic good.
Our stock o. goods o servants Will be found well
Terms cnsh, unless aunngri o the contrary
Good articles, low prices and fair dealing may be relied
cases PERRY BROTHER,
Nov 2-cosuf Opposite Centre Malkct.
Al Hs. ANN n. CLARK VIII open a very Large A.
u s0uncnt Of French millinery Saturday. the Gh Instant
caps, feathers, flowers, her fashionable millinery snluon
Bridge street three doors of the Post Oce, Georgetown
Nov f-sE'
CIAmPAGsE WINES, BRANDY, LIQUORS, xo-
Just received large sappy Of Champagne winc
atoms from llayre-
g5 baskets quarts, pus, perfect order Or high grades
and selected brands ipr this market
Heidseioks, Boxers, yerzanay
Hdcho's, MOelts, Mac saiurne lH0ys, nc.
Also, few halfpipes ~ od superior pure btandie~
ods Hennessey. od London Dock, Jean Louis, Marel,
and A. setgnette brandies
WINES.
Madeira, pale and brown Sheuies
Old Jamaica rum, Holland gin, sparkling Hook
Strin wine, Chateau Marxot
elare s. Julian, Marahino anniseed
dials,
English pickles, brown stout, and English ales, SC.
Chow. chow Sardines, &c
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VIE senses-Deafness and Biindnes.y by DIR.
IL Kiuo
This work Of interest from Of the most learned
accomplished Of revealing the mysteries Of the
world In which live who have been deprived of The
sight hearing his boyhnOd than thirty
passed life Of activity scholar, In
deafness which living sub
ected. himself and his discriminating remarks
condition Of the blind James Mitchell, Baura Bndgeman
other with profound thought the interesting
presented in the progress Of their mental trimming"
CtTifian Obserre.
DItLY BrBLE ILLusTRA ATtoNsMornng sefies vols
~ mo. 81
Vol. |. Antediluyians and Pafriarcha.
the Judges
,. Samuel, Saul, and David.
g. Solomon and the Kings.
Evening Series vols, ~ mo- 81
Vol. I, job and the Poetcal Books
g. Isaiah and the Prophes
O. and Death of Lord.
T. The Apostles and the Early Church.
For sale at GRAY BALLANTYNEs Bookstore,
Sep llu 9Th street, two door above Odd Fellows Hall
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MADAM UIAKE's Dancing and wsitring Academy,
~ Apollo HMadam Blake has the honor Of announcing 20
h patrons and the puc that her the season VIII
commence the 23d Of November, 1854 Madam H. has pro
ed through her New York. a the fashionable dances
w coming Days Of tuition In Washington Tuesdaysand
saturdays, from half m half past o'clock Rvenng class
% gentlemen halfpast O'Clock For apply the Hail.
Oct iO-eodtf
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MOODS Orname nj nj Iron w orLs Ridge Rond PIN

MOODS Ornamen ntal Iron Works, Ridge Road, PHI
adolphalron stauarylons, rrsyhounds, Newfoundland
fountains Of beautiful
spiral straight improved plans
das, comprising upwards OF 300 designs.
Designs and specifications will be part OF
by addressing
Oct 5-d2m ROBERT WOOD. Philadelphia.
ELEGANT Tapestry Carpetings Mt Reduced prices
Just received by subscribers tapestry
carpeings, which ready for exhibition aud sale.
These goods entirely and
they purchased low, viii dispose OF accordingly.
Also, In store, supply of lowpeed floor oeohs
dugEets. CLAGETT n DoDsoN,
Dealers In all kinds Of furniture Try goods,
Nov 93tifeod Pennsylvania 9Th 81
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NEW BooKs-The Mystery Solved or, Iroland's Miseres
the Grand Cause and Cue; by the Rev. Edward Marcus Di
missionary the Irish Presbyterian church 70 cents
shades Character the Infant Pilgrim by Anne wsodroGe
2 81 So
Near Home or the Countries Europe Described with Anec
and usaoLs by the author OF Peep OF Day
sc. IS -.
Far oa or Australia Described By the author OF cline
upon Iinen Sc IS cents
Holiday ousea ofTsles Illustrated by Miss caibans
Sinclair rs cents,
Olive Mrs, L. VI. SigourneY Illustrated. - cents
The Lost by Dr. Ritto. Is cents
Living or De.d-a Series Trrhs by j. G. Ryle.
75 cents 49,, ,,.-r,,,,r
For sale by ohAf ~ bhLLANifNh,,,
seventh street, two doors above Odd Fellows Hall
oct15 A-#
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IlNDERsHIHTs and Drawers, Of silk, Cashmere,
msnno amavool aso superior article OF
astoria fur, highly recommended 10 nyadr nil assortment
now on hand, cheap for cash, punetual customer
CHAS. ~. LANES
Hat, Cap, and Gcntlemcnis Furnishing Establishment,
Pennsylvania avenue, near ~ street
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MEMOIRS OF the Lfo md wrihngs OF Thomas
MI Chalmers ID, o., l.. t. D.. by Rev. Dr. Hanna 4yos,
The memoir remarkable complete and can be
'' GRAY n BALLANTYNES,
/ Nov IL Religious Book Depository, 7th street
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AND Warrants wnnted.-The highest market prices paid
Ia for HAMILTON g. FANT
Oct 2f-d3m Office opposite Treasury Building.
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The above goods
70 be superior 10 any heretofore offered for this city We
will sell them al New York prices
Nov 4-6df CLAGEiT, NEWTON MAY, d co.
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fpIIE National Magazine for November is now ready
Contcni Bryant (porrait Powerful Microscope Life and
Times Johnson tnce engrying History Of the Achemists
Margaret Fuller ossole orthoraphy Webster The Good
Pnnr; Ghost; Training of Bishop Latin Hymns The
Process 0f Sculpture, Sc, Sc, sc.
Price, 81 year, or rs cents per number. = ~ -
Fot sale by the agents, CRAY BALLANIINt
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minot's Ledge Light-Houss

II KnICh-KNACKsg by Louis Gaylord Clarke.
N Poems by Matte Griffith, first collected
Time and Tide, Strive and Win by A. s, Roe.
Tales Of the County, for young folks.
Footsteps to Natural History, DO do
Uncle llaryeys Tales, do do
Received TAYLOR A MAURYs
Nov % Bookstore 9th
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MISS =. UOGAN's English and French boarding -md
MI opened the sh of octossr the
the alley, street, between l3h and l4th.
circulars applications be made 20 Miss Hogan ihc Rev
Or. Butler WIN. Hogan jr., and at the bookstores
School omnbuses provided for the convenience OF pupils
guardians prefer that they should do from and e
young avail themselves Of this
commodson will enjoy the advantages panctu and daily at
tendance unaffected BY the changes In the weather
e direct application 70 the principal
quested.
REFERENCES
Rev. &. NJ. Butler, ID. d. Hon j. w. Maury.
IN Mr.. Justice Wayne, sup Court,
Capt q. Wilkes, ". 3. N. Francis Mafkoe, esq.
Rev, l.. r. w. Bach, ID. ID, Rev. q. 4. Bedel, NJ Y.
Hon Hamilton Fish, w. =. Jno T. Metcalfe, NJ D., ~ v.
should mentioned in the circulars that fo
young Latin Italian Spanish
German &c. the most competent professors would
be procured.
I3-du
WORKS by Mrs. sigourney.-Water Drops illustrated with
w eight fine tinted engraving. l6mo rs cents
Pupils Narrative and Biographical Sketches
with portrait suhoes engraved expressly
l0r this work by Ritche. l6mo. rs
Leaves illustrated 16mo Is
Life and Death, l6mo. rs
The Boys' Book illustrated lsmo, 40
The Girls Book Illustrated lefHo 20
The Child's Book illustrated. Square. as cents
Dor sale by CRAY \ BhbbANTYNR,
Nov IA Seventh street.
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DENTtsrHYDr Casadavan, from Paris, surgeon dentist
removed 10 the Pencos Pennsy
yania streets,
perform all operations in dental surgery prices and
his works 10 be equal that OF the dentists,
Nov 4-eod3m
NEW LOT Of French GIonl.a M Mani
Nv subscribers respectfully the ladies 10
lot cloaks and manas received from the importers con-
ssting Of
Elegantly embroidered Lyons velvet cloaks
Plain trimmed do
do do
Embroidered cloth do
Plain trimmed cloth do
The above goods will be sold New prices.
Nov 4-6uf CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, \ CO.
FURNISHED House for Rent-A well furnished house IN
eadsbyT Row viii be rented upon application 10
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
NOV 5-h Auctioneer and Commission Merchant
NOTES on carpent-r'a Human Physiology by Louis
~ Maekan, NJ d. Pamphlet cents.
An Account Of the Reasoning by Louis Macsa NJ
Pamphlet v cents FRANCK TAYLOR,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29
Gen. Scott rad his Soldiers.

The last number of TIE Salem Uu.0 Ad-
0ocGt' in article tanning the u,u4l slang Of such
Prints shou, Gen Scots bearing toward his Soldiers
Gays: tie never mikes with the sold.ers n did Gen.
lSyo nor Is he popular with tho Of the sol.
OeTy ~ wss GEN Usrris"n =" Th@rs 10 ~ one tbipr
better eslahlsh.d than Gen. SCOTS great popularity
win The soldiers from the iact tha. he II ~a, IA .ds
point 10 see Ia person that they well provided with
every necessary article of food MEDICINE fuel clothing
snd attendance. wnch the camp OF the hood in
which he happened 10 be Afforded
There are some hundred. la III n- ghOornnod with
in the sound ot the smallest held piece, who can t-s-
1y 10 sli The How IA ihs city in ls3l ~han toe
choltrs satp OF platoons Of his SOLDIERS daily Ia
person be yi,ied the sicA soldier aus rlnDtrd MS dy
iuR pillow. Not officer sn individual IN ALI hi.
n,ighoorhood exhibited tho sanls ahN,ty zoe the lC,
ana health OF his fellow bdSgs tLst did Gen scott in
that 10y ire time, when hludrsds sud rmonc the n no
d"uht mary 81 hi. present villlcrs left for distant
puH's 10 escsp- HE dreadful scuu, "a
icLd al our el1"w, ~ fefv-d 18th Gen : ~, 10
the Black Hawk Wa, laughed heartily a, n .rrcle la
the Salem paper, nuo sa'd, WAY, heari Gen SCOTT
when encamped on Rock Island direct a sergeant ~
bring some sX or eight men. who had ilst returned
iIom severe duty, To the table where be aud several
oher "icers were sea'e1 eating. that they unrht WIN
The least possible DELAY he refreshed wi - good ,na.
aid iho General snd his there uuiil all we're
sstsh' O. Csli y'u tss ~, ,niXing with his inshf"
Gtn Scot rot pOI usr with LhJse who sarv ID under
him. BY shS iteS oi ycuher IS u'i .ipus ie~srs
vi" Team t"the regret that there Is no GeRerql 10 h,
Nhoie lsnd 60 popular as Cen Scot; Chicago Tnb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29

The following anecdote Of Gen. Scott,
which has never before appeared IN print, was
handed TO the other day. by Wing % this
place Tho is acquainted with the partie-. One Of
TIE gentlemen is an artist Of considerable -trlity,
aud very ie-like view Oi the hattie Of Chepulre-
pee ekttched by him, at the time, now adorn- the
walls Of the American Art Mon. Gen. Scott
occupies prominent place upon the canvass, as
he d,d IN The batle-iutising energy into his men
by bis own dsuntlrs- bravery:
Some years ago, two young men (brOthers) LEFT
the City Of Albany to seek their fortunes in the
far West, working at their respective avocations
wherever they could find employment After seV.
eral months travel. they fOuud themselves in the
CITY Of New Orleans. They soon repaired 10
Calves ton, Texas ard in a short time made their
why into the City of Mexico, where they sue
cfssiullv engaged in their respective avocatiou-,
10 to the time that war broke out between that
country and tho United States. wherrupon
they were required to swear ALLEGIANCE 70 the
country and take up arms against the United
States, or to leave the country within Il certain
number Of days.
Refusing TO comply with the terms of the M,.-
can SuthO,ties, the yOnne brothers left the city.
and proceeded toward \ IRA CIuZ. and after few
dnys travel they met the old hero Gen Scott.
Tic eldest brother James, approached the noble
Commander n-Chlei, and told him That he and
his tOuDgeC brother weIe American citizens and
had been driven from the City OF Mexico. The
General Immediately dispatched an AID for two
horses, which were soon br0ue Int to hln He then
sad to the Young men, Mount these horses and
will take you back, as an gOing tkat ~0y.'
They mounte the hOrses aud on the morning OF
the 18th of September. 1877 these poor boy exiles
entered the city in triumph sitn the hers of three
wars, aud the conquerOr OF Mexico. X.
Ca