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Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-06
LETTER PAPER, ENVELOPES, &C.

LETTER PAPER, ENVELOPES, &C.
DER0NS leaving the city repenish their portfolios
and Willingness at moderate cost with French, Eng
sh and American letter paper gtedge and plain; note
paper and envelopes, fine and medium fancy and pan
wafers steel and quill pens postage stamps ivory foder
inkstands, wafer boxes, lead pencils indarubber ana
drawngpsper for those who want TO sketch &C. &e &C. a
WIMERs Cheap Cash Stationery Store,
jy 2l-tr Sixth St. near Louisiana avenue.
LIME FLUTED GLASS INKSTANDS, 10
cents apiece, and liberal discount made II purchased
by the halfdozen or dozen, at
Winners Cheap Cash Stationery store,
june 20-tr 9th street, Louisiana avenue.
sHAvING-B0xEs VERY CHEAP!
HE shove article be purchased at WERs for 62l
Il cents; Btted out with Tallyho Razor, Shaving
Brush, Toothbrush, and Soap, for SI25
Cheap Cash Stationery Store,
4-tr Sixth street, Louisiana avenue.
TALLY-HO RAZ0Rs-
there is such thing luxury in shave these cele
brated sheffield Razors, and BaSins popular SHAVING
CREAM both Of which be had at Winners for 6scen
contribute largely to such result. Call at the
Cheap Cash stationery Store, sixth street,
may T-tr near Louisiana avenue.
JOHN L. SMITH,
ATTORNEY AND CoUNsELLOR AT LAW,
AND COUNTY MAGISTRATE.
A. Opycr Eighth street. opposite the where
he may be found at all times 90 feb 3-
GENTLEMAN Called ON me on Sat-
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r. r. r.
Railways Ready Remedies,
u

RE prepared to harmonic and act in unison with
n each other Taken separately or together, they viii
INSTANTLY STOP PAIN,
SPEEDILY REMOVE DISEASE, AND
QUICKLY CURE IT'S CAUSE. NO PAIN CAN
EXIST, OR DISEASE AFFLICT THE
SYSTEM
While under their influence.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-06

ssly> A new law upon patents has appeared at
Vienna. No patent viii be granted except to the
inventor himself; and the inventor, if foreigner,
must previously have taken out a patent in his
own country. Otherwise, all foreign inventions
may be freely initiated in Austria.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-06
JOHN L. SMITH,

A GENTLEMAN Caueo on me On sst,
urday last stated that he really believed ne owed
bs under Providence the use OF lamp
toms Vegetable Tncture lie so reduced and debtated
that he WAS unable to walk square at time Tor many
months and gradually grew weaker but was induced 10
trv this medicine and nowa hale, active man. Call and
gst pamphlets gratis wfMEKs Cheap Cash Stationery
], ~ a,s- sixth street. neer Louisiana avenue.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-06

RSls- A Temperance Convention has been held
at Macon, Georgia. at which resolutions were
unanimously adopted in favor Of the enactment Of
a law allowing each county to determine by vote
of the people, whether liquor shall be sold in its
limits and also in favor of taking a vote of the
people OF Georgia, to determine whether general
law for the State shall be adopted, to prohibit
the sale of liquor within its limits.
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cents Journal Of Commerce. IS cents if NOT prepaid
40 eents-3o cents
hdes o. postage nsWspdgsrs 10 regular subscribers By
Doctor OdS's ball.
For any distance not exceeding 200 miles on a daily
paper not weighing over "a ounces, cent-per
quarter rs cts.
over 1000 miles, daily paper not weighing over "a
ounces, eents-per quarter 81 SO
Newspapers not weighing over l ounce. half OF the
above rates
10 nonsubseribsrs, the rates as the above, pre-.
paid; II not, they are charged double.
Rates Of postage neespapers proposed by Mr. Batess
For any distance not exceeding 500 miles l cent on
the first ounce, and cent for every additional ounce
"a ounces, cents; discount half on prepayment--1
cent
Over 500 miles. 10 any part Of the United States,
double the above rates
Newspapers containing not over 800 square inches,
one quarter OF the above rates
10 aoi.su6serberS, the rates as the above pre-
pad and no discount II not prepaid. double those rates.
PRESENT RATES OF POSTAGE ON PERIODICALS, ETC, TO
REGULAR SUBSCRIBERS.
For any distance not more than 500 miles, cent an ounce
OF II prepaid quarterly SO percent discount cent
over 500 miles, and not over 1900 miles, cents
an ounce; or If prepaid quarterly so per cent dis
Over l5o0 and not over $500 miles, cents an ounce
or II prepaid quarterly so per cent discount IA cent
Over $500, and not over $500 miles, cents an ounce
or II prepaid quarterly so per cent. discount cents
over $500 miles cents ounce; or if prepaid quar-.
terly % per cent discount "a cents
Harpers Magazine weighing ounces, for 500 miles,
IS charged cents; 1850 miles, cents 500 miles, ~
CENTS 3ooo miles, cents and over $500 miles, "a cents
Non subscribers charged double these rates prepaid
and II through the inaenton of the postmaster or
Otherwise this magazine "be sent without prepayment,
the same shall be charged with double the above rates
Accordingly, the distances above mentioned the rates
on Harpers Magazine if the postage is prepaid are
CENTS 10 cents, "a cents 80 CENTS 40 cents but ii the
postage is not prepaid, then il would be charged double
viz 10 CENTS 80 CENTS 4s cents Ga cents so cents!
Rates of postage periodicals proposed by Dr. Oldss BILL
For any distance not over 1000 miles, cent on "a
ounces, and cent on every additional ounce.
Harpers and the International Magazines, weighing s
ounces, would be charged cents under 900 miles.
Over 1000 miles in the United States they would be
charged IA cents nonsubscrbers would be charged the
same rates prepaid. and, il not prepaid double these
raies-vz IA and % cents per copy.
Rates of postage proposed by Mr. Butess bill period
Gals, &c.
For any distance not 500 miles, cent an ounce
and cent every additional ounce discount OF 50 per
cent paying quarterly in advance.
Over 500 miles double this rate Harpers and Inter-
national Magazines, under 500 miles. "a cents
800, AZ cents.
To subscribers the prepaid but no dis
count-viz: IL cents-9 cents.
When not prepaid, double these rates-vz cents and
IS cents per copy.
Newspapers containing over 300 square inches one
quarter OF the above rates
ROWLAND HILL.
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For the Union.


Your readers have been apprized that the House Com.
mtee the Post Office and Post Roads have through
their chairman, DR. Odds, reported bill TO modify the
provisions OF the act OF March ID, 1851 in relation to
newspapers, periodicals., and printed matter herewith
send you the rates Of postage newspapers and perod
calls, &c, under the old BILL which show the absolute
necessity OF a change.
Dr. Olds's bill possesses the qualities OF simplicity and
Uniformity but, according TO my view, the reduction is
not sufficient for the short distances The he pro.
poses would be periodicals. greatly abridge
their circulation and compel publishers TO send them by
expresses rather than by the mail
The rates propose are simple, uniform, and cheap
not so low ms | could WISH bat probably low>as
could be adopted at present The desideraum is to find
The true point The tariff of hostages should not
,. . n"' &c wh sT a S RI! q weld nor
nna,,nent will induce the publishers 10 employ 'he
nails instead of private expresses, we have gaheu me
min, soush, after. Whether the rates propose are
sucb leave the committee and the pubic 10 oe'ei'
mine. ,.
,orsrsT RATES or POSTAGE ON NEWSPAPERS TO Rhoo
LAR SUBSCRIBERS.
a;s,once not exceeding so miles on daily
.,ar M, exceeding ounces, per quarter 20 CTS.
oyer 20 and not exceeding 300 miles, on uas paei
| exceeding ounces, per quartet a,;,,, none,
| M, exceeding ounces. per quarter ,-..'s ~
oer 600 and not exceeding 1000 mhos' ." p,p n
| -, axceading 8 ounces, per quarter
10 mn and not exceeding 1000 miles, on adaiy pape
lOver2,oVo' anu n.y. ~. a. nnarter 81 q
over 600 niles on daily paper not exceeding a. !
/ per quarter ooo so,ore inches one
quarter OF the above rates H..
s'' Rates Of postage 10 non subscribers.
ybsn .en, no, over 500 miles, cent per ounce, p.p"
Union. 2 cents; Journal oil Commerce
NOT prepaid, 4 cens---6 cents ,no,
oysr 500. and no, over 1900 miles, cents per o"a'
nrsnad Union, 4 cents; Journal Of Commerce
cents il no, prepaid, cents-l2 cents .no
Der zoo and not over 1850 miles, cents per ou"0
prepaid Union. cents; Journal Of oo"''e''''
cents; IL not prepaid, y cen's-ls Genus. 49, anne
Oar zoo and not over $500 miles, cents per ou"o
!, I'VE Union. cents; Journal OF Commerce,
+ Cents: il not prepaid, 10 cen,s-24 cents M.
g., 200 miles, S cents per ounce, prepaid oho"'
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COMMERCIAL.
FROM oar Commercial Correspondent,
NEW YoRK. February

NEw YoRK. February 3, 1859
The great prosperity Of the whole county this moment
Is apparent IN almost every branch OF business which
the attention is directed and in greater degree
than In everything which belongs manufacturing Thus
the quantity ofcotton taken by United States
from Isl September January a. this year 250 bales
against i6i zi6 bales yearan Of 600 bales
IN iour and half months These large purchases by
manufacturers indicate only their activity but their
confidence In them. They have before bought so
large quantities OF raw material in short Time and the
extraordinary degree of profits which they make may be
tested in the following table Of the saving depostes
OF Massachusetts, which State may be taken as the
sentative of manu- featuring prosperity
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. 8, 1859.
ooasssss-wsdnss<ay.

SrsArr--The Joint resolution OF Mr. Clarke. in rela
lion 10 the foreign policy OF the United States. was
at his instance, postponed TO Monday next
Mr. Stockton presented the petition OF Captain Charles
Wilkes, asking appropriation OF 100000 for an ex
petition in search OF Sir John Franklin and the explora
lion OF the Arctic ocean.
Mr. Shields introduced bill for the relief OF the indi-
gent inssne by OF grants OF land TO the several
States referred 10 a select committee
The bill making grant OF land 10 Iowa for certain
railroads in that Stale was taken up.
Mr.. Fetch resumed and concluded his remarks.
Mr. Bell obtained the floor, but gave way to post
ponement.
The Senate then, after an executive session, ad-
journed
HOUSE, OF RsPREsENTATIvEs-The House en-
gagged for half the days session in referring TO appropr
ate committees department communications concerning
estimates, &c. and bills from the Senate one of which,
the bill TO extend the patent of Hiram Moore and John
Hasca for harvesting machine--was passed. After
wards the House in Committee OF the Whole on the
state Of the Union, (Mr Ods the chair) on the prop
osition TO make military bounty land warrants issued
under the law of September as $780, assgnabe where
in speeches delivered by Messrs Harris OF Tennes
see, Campbell Of Illinois, and Brenton.
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SENATOR McRAE, OF MISSISSIPPI gentleman,
who has been indsposed for days. yesterday
overaken with vertigo or fanting and fell upon the
floor of his apartment, brusng his head very considera-
bly, He suffers to-day both from his previous debility
and this unfortunate mishap, though serious appre-
tensions exist
We record this occurrence with sincere regret. No
gentleman has ever, brief residence in our city, 30
eiecually won the respect and affection OF commu-
nifty, and those who dwell amongst u.s.
[Washington Telegraph Of yesterday
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NATIONAL TnEATRE,-We are glad to perceive that Mr.
Brooke's attraction at this establishment continues undi
mnished. His Vrginius received last evening with
marked applause by large and appreciave audience.
This evening he repeats Hamlet and he appears
Evelyn in Buwer's great comedy Of Money" Ii will
be fine performances and will attract numerous audi
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We call the attention of readers TO the notices of
Professor Saomons great invention, appended TO the ad-
vertisement in another column. We learn that he has
commenced operations for manufacturing his engines
and also his popeling and steering apparatus in this city
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and for keeping them in the nayyyard ready for sea moi
less Than $4,000 per annum. And these steamers
would not add dollar 10 the wealth OF the nation.
ATLANTIC.
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This is AN extraordinary result la 1910 the number OF
deposors was one In twenty OF the whole population
Sloo average each In 1850 the deposors were one in
twelve at $I79 each; the savings were i'm 1910 SO so
average for the whole population and in 1850 I5 average
The small savings had nearly doubled themselves In the
same me the Investments in railroads and the State vaua-
lions had Inc sed as follows,
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BY A. eREEN .m.,,...

v az , BUILDING LOT At AUCTIoN-ou Friday M,
No III a. snai' sell on the premises O'Clock D. M ia
tween a. NO e55 fronting 80 south IL he
1871 90 ana ~ Streets running I3f feeB inches
soaa, square feet The above
y located noRborhood rapidly improvns "o-
one fourth cash; balance in l. 2, and yea, a.
n ,r giving notes bearing interest deed given and deed
Feb 9,d ii"e m"sP"a"e' A. GREEN.
o'' Aucfi
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WEDNESDAY,, February 4, 1852.

WEDNESDAY, February A. 1852.
No. %. Myr Clark Gaines appellant. ., Ricb,ra
kef efot Tscagumen of this cause was continued he
Mr.. Campbell Or the appellant
Adlourneduihl tomorrow, II o'clock, a. m
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In New York, the as ult Of yphus fever BALDWIN DIX,
aged % years, of Hon. Jons A. DIX
AT his residence Charles Missouri,
last, the 6lh of his age WILLIAM DOUGLASS
the late Judge DOUGLASS Of Virginia.
II is due departed friend say lived a man
should live, filling faithfully husband
and father he and afectonaeas neigh
bo kind and obgngas indulgent just-givng,
through his whole illness great suffering strongest
his Christian resignation brightest prospects hap
piness.
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br.cinar sss and Jewelry.A select assortment, a.,
nns ss ana most celebrated makers ''"'' " me
diamond work, incipding ear and 6nrey RIM. -,
jewely. ''' t''''' ~, nchy set IN line god
ch,v bracelets, pins, rings guard and ve. eh,io
chased elsewhere by ~ 'o~ ~ can be pur-
,..,. cHAUNCEY WARRINER,
Pennsyivania avenue, street An The
CbYono,.,.. ,,u,.~ -, National Hotel building
repaired. '-e' Ne '"o o''ef Ws'ehea
Jan 3l-eod7t'
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I AWSON's History Banking The Origin, Rise,
and Progress. OF the Banks Of England Ireland and Scotland
vol London, 1850.
Francis's History OF England. London.
Scottish Banker Popular Exposition Of
vol London
Lewis Commercial Law Its Principles and Administration
Mercantile Law Of Great Britain
OF Commerce Of the Mercantile Countries
London, 1851.
McCulloch on Exchange, Interest, and Money. I VOL
Francss Chronicles and Characters Of the Stock Exchange
Glbaus Practical Treatise Banking l vol.
The Bankers Common Place Book. VOL
McCuloch's Essays Banks Money, &C. vol.
Gouse's Journal Of Banking and History Of Paper Money and
Banking IN the United States 1 vol.
works currency and finance, both English and
American.
FRANCk TAYLOR.
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BY DYER q MCGUIRE. Ame,.nn..--

NJ mnnANI WOMAN AND THREE MALE CHIIDRpN Ar
- ryATE sALE-We have Tor private sale very ya,n,h,
servant woman, good cook washer roner toy.ha
three children aged respectively one four ana WIN her
woman about try years old, for no lan, h
WI" pe hod "ee'ne upon reasonable by applying 10
Feb a eod9, DYER h MCGUIRE
Auctio
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On Saturday and Sunday about So 900 hand
which will appear Ia the February mint return The re-
suit for the month is Of nearly 100000 in
cep from California above the exports but the receipts
were also large from other quarters, taking immi-
grants into account The coinage for the mint for the
past month has been usus-neary all double eagles
for export The business is, in fact, merely coinage
for of London bankers the expense OF the
United States government Thus gold dost can be pur-
chased in New York at Sl6i per averaSe which is
equal to t3 l0t per and its neness
the British Standard which is worth E3 Us Sd Tits
probable that Gs7s 0d Tor California gold to 3
the London papers allege, for British standard Hence
the agent of London house buy the dust here
francisco ut E3 5s turn into double eagles without
cost and then the Bank Of England will take il nj GO I6,
81; ahd he sells his bills in New York. drawn against that
sum, at I0l premium. IL is this profit at ex
pcnse of the miner, which keeps up the export OF gold
IL there was an adequate mint In New York, wherehe mi
ner his arrival from California, could get the full value
OF his goldsay ST. rs per ouncehe foreign banking
agents would not be able buy IL for less and the profit
they derive the export would The exports
OF produce increasing and the whole value exported
from this port for January has been as follows
SesSis ''Ss SSs' g sssss S9%si a
mus, including the domestic produotjon or ~, ,,
exports are double what they were for y so'o' the
imports Tor Tue past month have been less ,s
.ne customs receipts, as follows ou ~
e"'" ''''"'' and payments Of on public de
o. 1850. 1881 To-
s3oloo97 sa5,osoa "a eoa =.
.'''''....... i,olas9 i66,ia 1881
decrease in customs is $500 or nearly 20 De,
~ o. me decrease in customs represents ae
ooo IN imports, while there is an actual -
pos' The Increase Of payments on the publio All, h
,esn o pe' cent ~ two years The market has
'een actVe, with firm rates The sales of Tho 49, -
oVo bales, at rates iollowsi "e'e
ord 70 good Mid. 10 good Mid IA,
n''hhg' fair. IL
::....::.::. "a sxsssS sss
Flour has o,,,n ,..,,, =, -. -, - oS IN ask
49, "sa', oeen more active, and prices are again
ovanoed-sales straight State Si6s mixed uus,,o
- Of southern, si6S stsi Wheat Il ba,,ar
h,'e southern III cents. Corn 90 cents. A., ~, :
,ns. ''' bsfu, w a9 20
rfeights are hrm-S l6 cotton to Live,poo,
~ soes market Is becoming quite speculative and
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GENERAL THINGS.-We have fully determined 10 reduce
~ stock Of the several thags below named;
ladies' black and coored silk velyes
veyets.
Ladies wishing silk velvet dresses, time
purchase.
Long al-woo shawls.
Blankets OF the fine and medium kinds.
White fiannes, fine.
Particular bargains will be offered in all Tho ulove.
French and English cashmere
OF which decided bargains will be offered
We offer large and OF all kinds
meres and vostnrs, at prices much reduced.
We also include low priced cloths and weeds
A large lot or printed druggetts for hoorcIoths.
All kinds OF mourning goods constantly hand.
Gentemens under shirts and drawers, all kinds.
full supply OF table diapers, damasks, and toweinss
Also, all articles usually
dry goods house.
We daily expecting money
unpaid, and are long since due
Terms cash. unless arranged the contrary.
Good articles low prices and fair dealing be relied In all
PERRY BROTHER,
Feb 5-l0teon Opposite Centre Market.
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We are glad to perceive that Mr. Bissell OF Illinois, is
sgan enabled TO resume his seat in the House, from
which be has been detained for some time by sickness
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We are requested to state that the Californans now
in this city will assemble this Thursday morning in
the gentlemen's parlor, Browns Hotel.
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New YoRK, Feb Az, p. IN.
No tidngs up 70 this hour of the Niagara now
overdue
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STEAMBOAT Wrecked,

LOUISVILLE, Feb, 2-The steamboat Washington has
been sunk Rock island by the ice The boat and cargo
consisting principally of iron, will be entire lo,s The
boat owned and insured at Psburg Passengers and
all saved
There reports from below Of many similar disasters
from the breaking up OF the ice.
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Later from. Ts1as.

Nav ORLEANS, Jan, 30.-An arrival from Brownsville
with advices the 10Th inst reports everything as quiet
Gen uraga, who distinguished himself during the late
outbreaks the Rio Grande has rived ia this civ and
intends travelling through the United States.
There this morning eastern mails due here
with liitle prospect of any present relief
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TELEeBArmo RErosrs, &c.

A,Tiral Of me OhtO-Mors Gold-Adyes, from 8spa.a
NEw YoRK, Feb. 4, p. m.-The steamer Ohio arrival
here this morning bringing one hundred and ity passen-
and 500 900 worth gold dust The Ohio e9 CHAR.
on the Dbl January, and Havana the 30 Her sdyess
are later from California than those heretofore received
len h@ "non Sio
The steamer Philadelphia, from San Juan, bound 10 New
Orleans, was at Havana the 30th ut.
The Ohio passed the steamer Georgia outside Of Nav
Castle, inward bound
In havana all quiet. Business steady The dates
are no later however, than those BY the Isabel al CHARLES
ton. - - -
Claims on Tsras,-Dsah OF Senator Bs,,i,u,, TYf6 -
Fatal accident.
CHARLEsToN, Feb. 3-General Hamilton has called the
attention OF the Texas legislature the claims lsd against
the State for $4,000 item which il Tor Services III
negotiating the acknowledgment Of The Of
the late republic at the Hague.
last =" A'A''AJ
Thomas Randall boarding house keeper was accident.
ally shot here to day by Patrick Fanela, private n The
United States artillery. N 80 va
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MEDICAL Students Wade Mecum, by Geo. Menden-
wi hall, NJ. D.
Yearly Abstract the Medical Sciences
Der, 1851.
msnesn, Midwifey translated from the French by Chss ID.
ihis day received for sale by -, $500
Feb5 TAYLOR MAURY
Booksellers, near OH sr,..,
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II mon m, n ~ BENCHES AT AUCTIoN-on Thursday ana
Na,,nnai instant al o'clock, shall sell in GasS
r ineae very OF lumber henc. rom :" 'hs
.na,nvd under, cash SOS four month, cr, a.
Feb ID
DYER 4 MCGUIRE Aucteneer.