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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-04-22

,Seda Gao Una Railroads. .-Du-
ring tie month Of March just passed
there were tran nsported over the S.
Carolina Railroad $4,000 bales Of
Cotton; during the month OF March,
1851, there were bat 10000 bales
transported.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-04-22
! Fame, about a Boz

eb,, an
= l'''''o - TlI
''''
,y.,hom = suns, stv.
H., :, ,;a f.fu lri to ,h4 light.
.r5..,I MOI, See hisl pI4in;
,rA.Js,.l.,o ,5,.g ,briilcd4iIy hear, ihraugl
u d.fri,,ts pam.
! lean, his h.''l 9'icA q ef 'fy 'f'n'
@1'- s'foh,1 'i'7 -. IT,
L..l3i,.,ya ri,,ted ou,sbarel
yt.....a,l i,ls ae,vkIlid-,
:. .,.,.5.an.1tld.
~ 80, ..s,.s sa,y| arise,
y D a. ',s,o'I. b. =. Fl, .,Tb
GajlIy sPokf; Could / count oacS
Nine Years ap3 he gan nne'
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-04-22
D1sceluExArINd powers OF THE

Dtsce4AlINATING p0WERS OF THE
r Rv nractice, the discrimina-
a;ar a3, novers of the 4ar may be car
III .:s5 = fhe hiehe# { degree Of perfec-
t;a The success OF thieves and
giunhlers depends uPonl's lioNiies3' :@3
Since tAe. money haR pe9h ie-ooltiou'
tto roo,Aarjtv WITH Which eYefy piece
-, II p s,iy,.s thenl d uniformity OF
sbupd that is very rem34llHabie.-
bankers quickly diHcoyef the least
deviation from the proper. Tone, by
v6;cb tbcvireadily detect tie coun-
toxfsits. III tossing up the money,
Gamblers ean perceive i difference IN
fbe sound, whether it falls on one
Side or the other. Pyem9n are i1r-
Iisbed With a covering to their bask-
ots made Of a smooth plate oi metal
fv winch they take IN the unwary'
Is thTy readily tell which side IS up
- g -. hv the sound upon the
- Ybonf, conceaIed BY the hand.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-04-22

The first daily mail ever establish
cd in Arkansas, commenced running
on the 23d ult- between Van Bu-
rem ard Fort Smith-distance be-
tween the two places four and half
miles.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-04-22
A. NOman's EalaasIrS.

Some Of the brightest pages in
history, are those which illustrate the
heroism and fidelity Of woman. We
rfnember If reading a aIeautilul and
affecting incident which occurred in
the wars Of tie Guelphs and Ghibbe-
lines, Illustrative Of these traits, and
which we beg leave to commend to
t4e notice OF our bachelor readers.
u Emperor Conrad i lad refused all
terms oil capitdlation td The garrison
el Winnesburg; but, like true knight,
lie granted the request Of the women
to pass out in safely, with such Of
their most precious effects as they
COZ ID themselves cary. When the
gates were. opened, a long procession
gl NATIONS and inaidens appeared,
each bearing on her shoulders-not
her treasures, her household goods
or her trinkets--but husband, son,
father, OF brother As they passed
through the enemy S lines, all res
pectlully made way for them, while
the whole camp rang with shouts of
applause.
Bachelor reader, viii you allow US
to ask whether there is a maid or
matron on whom yon could rely for
similar service, in case OF emergency?
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-04-22
The Girl that Would be Married,

economy accumulated a ldrae prop
erty. He was a man Of Father su-
perior mind and acquireI be pts, but
unfortunately became ad aifted to
habits of intemperance. Naturally
fond of company, possessir| g superior
conversational powers, ils society
was much sought, and he Eventually
became sot. His wife " hs a feeble
woman, without much decision OF
character; bat anonly chilq, q daugh-
Ter, was the reverse, iIias1 1ratlhg one
Of those sing gular laws Of n nat ure, that
The females olJenest take after the
father in character and pcFs@nal per-
sonalities, and the males after the
mother
Mary was V ell aware Of the conse-
qaences that would newt holy follow
erfather's course, and ha q used ey-
cry exertion Of reason al td ptrsua-
sion ii her power, to indt4 ce' him TO
alter his habits, but Will out avail;
his resolutions and prom isfs could
not withstand temptatid N and he
pursued lis downward course, till the
poor girl desIaired Of rd form, and
previously realized what the end
must result in.
JOHN d was a y you ng man
from the East, possessed of a good
education, as ali Our New Euglind
boys are, and tile most indomltable
industry and perseverance, and was
working on the farm Of neighbor
BY tie moi ia.
Mary. onI going on some errand to
tile next no use, met him on the road,
with the . dsual saiatation -"GoQd
morning, Alr d -
"Good morning. Miss VI.
How 5 your healJh?'
4-,tb - ~ b.,rtn
~.,' D., - : ,,,itt1+6o : tro.BIo9', sa;d
~. :" w "','' H. ..f,,at cboo,fnl
~. @ i rl.a ,.a, r ,.assoIsi,r ay
erytAing 10 makeyou happy?'
"On the contrary, replied Mary,
every thing consplres 10 make me
i,,a i,,,1e''',q p,,+ i j :. > s,,J;art r.nnot
-, ,, md ye, b5po some-
- ',-t' +hp,'.St miabt ;.
"Anvdh,9r tbar e,n do f r YOU.
Miss VI III, may treejy com
mar1;' ,
"Tbat is rromis;nc more than YOU
nav ba w;i,ii., 1o n.'Tfnr,n. But. to
i,ra!.l, tbo ;co a ,nca d. von vant =
~,
81 wifi. well 7 don't know. Do
von want . bagh,nd2''
...,,.1os.5 IA tia worsk vay I
1o,,', l,,nw .,,,t von 0ill think me
loll an3 d.lic;(,,4 IN HAT. maideujv
lnodes.y wIrich becomes 4 yoang We
,n5n. L,,+ e III, 1,nnw my sitI,;I,i5n.
Gnd tbe ,,,;l;c,ians under which / sul-
fsr, I t,,ink + would be some excuse
tor nv cenrsc''
@IIaye YOU thought of all the
corsoo,,6,,cosa'; s.,;d IoLn ..AIy Sit
notion-I am poor-vou. are rich
| a.n = stranger. and"
.1ojaal b.yo IN am almost
- {, ax,I.;o-von and
Iavery ono rls6 i[now the unfortunate
I1,13 On0 r3 ~, ,r c,+hor u;s
h.f;4s H. r,l.:, bdyo,d amendment
hapiSs ''ie nAq'l - o,'u "lie Efn - Jaa
|fiiq ~, ,'S .,oi@ set of bsrnies
-, S1'tq -. NJ 'i Il Wv ,Ieart,s Hood
49, 49,, a-1;IN' ,.l;.' "a ,ie,3 a,e sf.ring rs
aHa p'l. ''''I ", ~. 80, jImost s2,.n-
- p'e i'''e. - - :" ~ - n,ot !, conn.
80 ! e. lo '" IT, ~ I ,1aro Oh
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-04-22

AC CoSd RESs OF SyAKrs-0n ThiI rs
day labl lrer trimming trees on the
banks Of y Neponset River, Dorches Ter,
Mass, san a snake concealing it keli
in heap IJf stones imbedded in grh hes
Soon aftet he aw an6sher disapp Far
at the san He point; his curiosity Kas
aroused; e commenced digging, fnd
dug out Of a space Of four and Il 'hali
flet in diE meter, and one and a hali
feet in depth, 2ll snakes, rand ing
from 10 IS inches in lehgth. and Fm-
bracing d the different species c Pm-
mon to Il l. vicinity, except The Rat
tlesnakc. When found most Of t! lem
we're toni nd, but soon gave eyidd dnce
of locoh Iotive power. Someti hes
they We 4e found singly, and 50 mc7
times in punches Of half a dozeI =
The blaflk green, stnued, and bro wn,
lid The adder, wire found in the
most aifel litionate embrace The Bos-
ton Jouf fnal is responsible for the
above.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-04-22

iNEcIIoTE OF rHE 'TwiS STs-
rrRs.- he know ol a farmeI III
onnect cut, who has pair pi I M IN
dauohteIs, of whom a capital an
ecdme il told. They both alter Ided
The sand school, and not long since
one Of them was called up by the
master tb rtcitc a lessen in seogra-
nE,y. which she had learned very
unperfedtIy: and ID fact could not
80 on at Iall. The teacher who was
getting dnite out Of patience, vas
called I'd another part oI the rd doin,
and msiIa at that momelIt the tFin
sprane dn the floor unoHs Hsers ed, and
pushed the delinquent scholar 10
hcrscat took her place. he mas
lcr roEccded with. THE questions,
which We're answered with a de-
gree of promptness an accuracy,
which at The close DREW from BIN
4 word Of commend htlon. TIE
ioke wis not discovHred by the
teacher untll some dayF aiter. OF
con. Sc it " as too good +nd sucfess+
.ful to cd casion any offence.
! Mon7ALirY AsloSG GEsERALsl Witt
in the fE / years which have elapsed
since the commencement Of the war
with Mdxico, no less than thifteel
Amene:In in Generals, have departed
this lifel viz: Taylor, W Worth, Mason,
Brady. Kearny, Hamer, Hopping;
IBeIkuaB, Duncan, Croghan, Brooke:
ArbuckE Ee and Whiting. I
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-04-22

H. ciocidnoti Commercial says
- 4bora Ire fortv-seVen noted
s-fao s. IA E,ralisrs soiourning in
!, H.. :, 80 nb5ling Of the 90
cal thieves.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-04-22

a very good anecdote is going the
rounds in Washington, which IS too
good to be lost. 1t IS said that when
Mr.. LartiSe, the French Minister from
France, asked Mr. Webster whether
the United States would recognize
the new Governmental France, Mr.
Webster assumed a very solemn
voice and attitude, saying, why moi?
The United States has recogni 1ed
the Bourbons, the Republic, the D.
rectory, the Council Of Five Hun
dred, the First Cons al, the Emperor,
Louis XVIII, Charles X, Louis Phil
lippe, the. ''S "End Ugh, enough
cried the French ilini3 tier, sthese are
enough to justify your acts
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-04-22

1t is estimated that one thousand
German emigrants have settled
Cincinnati within the last siv
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A BOOK FOR THE TIMES

ELps to lie Of Holiness and Usefulness or Caugheys
l Revival Misceenies The demand for this book IL
almost unprecedented in the history Of Methodist pubca
TONS Six thousand copies have been sold in about four
months The seventh thousand is ready Read these
notices Of its character:
"These are admirably fitted for producing effect
immediate, powerful effect, upon the popular mind Brief
hitting, bold ubecve Astounding in anecdoe illustration,
pakos; prosy; halng for moment in conf
dent persuasion that sinners to be converted by the
truth they prefs home We unhesitatingly recon.
mend the circulation of this book"-Rev Dr. Wgltaan,
Id. S. G. Advocate.
at Is good work, and all that have bought IL say
One very good brother said after reading the
the Omnipotence Of Faith that gave him Of an
insight Of faith than anything he read heard
Baptist minister purchased copy and carried
with the spirit Of the work"Rsv ThcodoTs HUI Of the
Name Conference.
81 like Revival Miscellanies very much 1t will do good
In the thurch"Rsp. g. IT. Carpenter Of Providence Con-
fersrce.
81 have read the book, and not only delighted but
feel that better All who have read it are
greatly peassd"ReU T. Sus Of the Rolston Conference
"This book has been great blessing to my soul 1t has
fred up my sea and feel like working for the Lord
did before"-Rer. J. FL. MONTGOMERY Of Alabanid
ave should hardly think It possible for any Christian TO
read hi. volume without partakipg largely of that holy
JUNCTION which breathes and burns every page"Rsp
Richard Do,kersey, Of the Providence Conference.
sep 20 GRAY BALLANTYNE, It'll st.
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AsD HIs CoApyUroRs.

ne taken up . book Of biography with
have been 90 well pleased and really pro6ted
Wesley and his Ooadjutors, BY Prof Larrabse.
pure pages sparkle like diamonds, with strange as
well beautiful incidents touching In turn every chord Of
the human heart and arousDg Its latent energies to deeds
OF noble daring. Wesley exhibited he really was
most wonderful mani wonderful principally a. an agent OF
Providence In reyiving pure religion In the world
The second volume opens with Charles Wesley, that
prince OF lyric poets who made pass before the reader
so well defined that he to bis form and hear his
voice. and be thrilled with his sublime hymns rich legacy
left TO the Church In all after time
Whtehsld the peerless orator and devoted Christian,
next appears with his matchless powers arousng Great
Britain and America with sloqusncs junction. that
literally bore down all before It, turning the people God
by thousands, till from the most degraded-degraded be-
cause forsaken Of their religious teachers-pants right
eousness prngng up and adornng the garden
Of the Lord John Fletcher closes the list Of notable
theo In the two volumes before U.S. every way worthy
he TO do It, He is made to pass along In his own ncom
parable beautiful simplicity with holiness all but super
human, possessing talents that angel might have
We'd the acute and ablet conference.-the writer Of bis
own or any subsequent sge.-ZioRs Herald.
For sale by
oct q GRAY a BALLANTYNE, It'll st.
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Later from Havana.
New ORLEANS. Oct. s.

New ORLEANS, Oct. Ga. m.
The Picayune has late adVices, per Black War
rior, from Havana. That Island is in terrible
state Of excitement. Arrests are daily being
made.
The barque Caroline, for New York, was
seized by the Cubans, and the lctter-bags opened
and letters rifed of their contents.
An edict has been issued by the Captain-Gen-
eral against the Crescent City, prohibiting her
from entering the harbor Of Havana. The dis
affection in the Island is growing stronger. The
Captain Generals orders are openly disregarded.
Several important arrests have been made among
them that of Count de Dero Dulcaso Jose Faris.
Outrages are frequent
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New Discipline.

THE Doctrines and Discipline of the NJ F. Church, re.
vsed and corrected in accordance with the alterations
made by the last General Conference. Price 20 cents.
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dozen.
No. 2 will be ready soon. Be patient.
Hunters Select Melodies comprising the BEST hymns and
spiritual songs in use, and not generally found in
church hymn books Also, number Of original pieces and
TRANSACTIONS. By William Hunter vol 2lmo 3s4 pages
Minstrel OF Non book Of religious songs accom- panied
with appropriate music, chiefly original By Rev, William
Hunter. vol. lsmo 2l6 pages. STU cents
Also, Musical Gems. Price 80 cents.
Also, Wesleyan Minstrel. Price rs cents.
Also lions Songster. Price 38 cents.
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Important Announcement /!

Important Announcement!
RELIGIOUS BOOK DEPOSITORY, SEVENTH STREET.
GRAY BALLANTYNE beg to announce TO their friends
" and the public that the improvements their
store are now and the balance Of their stock
opened and arranged.
They venture to assert that their emit of RELI
GI0US BOOKS for variety and excellence such as
before been exhibited In the capital Of the Union
They feel confident that tho lends of truth will lend
needed at the present day.
Their stock comprises complete assortment Of standard
theological works, embracing In part
Family Bibles.
clarks Benson's. Henrys, scotts and the Comprehen
Family Worship and Daily Commentary. by $50 clergy.
men of Scotland
Religious Encyclopedias.
Ktto's Encyclopedias of Biblical Literature
Ovens complete Works
Hornes Introduction.
Chalmers Works.
McChsney's do.
Bridges do.
Buffers do.
Newton's do.
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Watson's do.
Dicks do.
Tyngs do.
Townsy's Biblical Literature.
Smiths Sacred Annals.
Neanders History Of the Christian Religion and Church
Life and Works of Cowper
Hengstenberg on the Apocalypse.
Ktto's Daily Bible Illustrations
Etrong's Harmony of the Gospel, &c, &C.
Also an extensive assortment Of juvenile and Sunday
school books.
School books all kinds used In the District stationery
and a variety Of fancy articles.
A The Depository Of the Washington City Bible Society
ID at their store. sep Ctr
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w. MOORE,
Merchant Tailor,

Corner 9th ST. and Pcnn,yLuaniu Avenue,
VITOULD return his thanks to his friends and the public
w for their kind and liberal patronage bestowed on
him during the last Spring and Summer and would now
call their attention TO his style of Fall and Winter
Goods which will be made TO order at prices from 20 &c
per cash less Than any other house in the city
The stock consists Of choice Cloths splendid CaseIes Ell
eant yestings the richest vevets the choice
handsome stock OF goods adapted to mems made e
In unsurpassed ttylc, at extremely low rGtes
sep 16-1m
VITET NURSE WANTED.-Ops who can bring
wv certificate from physician 10 health, and
f habit will hear Of good situation by applying al the
Bank Of the Union, Browns marble building.
S-tf [NevO
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TT LINDSEY, Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and
H. 10th streets, keeps constantly hand the follow.
ing sporting Goods Msynards Primers attached to Fow
ling Pieces and Pistols American English, and German
Single and Double barrel Guns great variety OF Powder.
Fssks, Shot Pouches, GamsBsgs, and Gun fxings; Hs
zards Duponts Beattys and Curtis Hsarvys Gun and
Rife Powder Walkers Ey's, Coxs, g. D., and ether Per
cussion Caps also Caps made expressly for Colts and Al
sns Rsyovers Eys Gun Cartridges for all size shot
All gauges Pistols Of every pattern, Colts Aliens and
other Rsvovers Shot Of all Sizes &c. &C. Wholesale and
retail--a liberal discount to dealers
sep 3-u LINDSEY.
ALEX Gazette Rockville Journal Marlboro Gazette Nat
Inteligsncsr, for month
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DIED,

At her residence In McDonough county Illinois on the
18th Of September last Mrs ANGELINA WALK Err wife Of
JOIN NJ WALKER and eldest daughter of late JoHS PICK
RILL, Of Georgetown, ID. c..
On the 4th instant in this city, MARY youngest daugh
ter Of JAMES KING, esq, In the 9th Of her age
The funeral will place this evening" o'clock
her fathers residence on Il street.
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singular Prsdioamsnt Tor a Bank,

ALBANY, Oct 2.-fhe Commercial Bank OF
this city on opening for business this morning
we're unable t. open thsirstrong room, containing
all their cash. b Qks notes due, &c. The door
of the room resisted all attempts TO open it, and
the day passed of without their being able to get
at anything The agent or patentee Of the lock
Of the door was telegraphed to come up from
New York, and try aud set matters right.
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neAfrnctiYe Stnrm.

CHARLESTON, Oct. 4.-Iampa Bay and vicinity
was visited on the 18th ult by terrible gale,
which had done immense damage to the sugar
crops and orange groves All the wharyes at
Tampa Bay were destroyed. and the Custom
House blown down
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TOBACCO, CIGARS, &C., ARRIVING.
IN BOXES Chsrlea French, pound luuIp
~ 10 boxes J: X Wadis, oronoho, half psund
10 /" FL Dorado, {"
30 Clay Pipes
drums genuine Smyrna tobacco, very hne1
10000 HAlfspanish cigars
In stor large stock Of choice brands Of tobacco and
cigars and every article In the trade for sale factory
prices, by GEO. W. COCHRAN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer, Tth st., opposite
aug T-nu Nat Intelligencer Office
TNALL GOODS, for Gentlemen,s Wear.
New, rch and elegant styles Of the quality, just
received, by III. I. LoUD0N a CO.,
sep 3-tt Mems MERGERS and Tailors, Browns Hotel
GEhTLEMENs SHOES.
lust received this day
" case Patent Leather Congress Caters
1 do do do Scott shoes
do Calf do do
/ do Calf Congress Caters
l do Ensmeled do
l do Doublesole Calf Fillmore Ties
And for sale lows for cash. by
sep 3--tf HARRIS A GRIFFIN.
DoUGHT at the highest market rates at the Bank
I'D Union, News y1s-u
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Grand Democratic Meeting.

W1LKEsBARRE, Pa, Oct. "A large Democrat
ic meeting, numbering about six thousand per-
sons, was held at Hyde Park on Saturday, which
was addressed by Mr.. Van Buren,, D. S. Dckin-
son, and H. B. Wright. Mr., Van Barren remain
ed here over Saturday.
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New Fall Goods!

WE in receipt Of the most elegant and varied
stock Of Fall Dry Goods that We have had the
pleasure Of Offering, which have been purchased in the
Northern cities upon the most favorable terms We espe
cay invite all who wish TO buy the best goods the newest
and best styles at the lowest prices TO give us call before
they purchase for determined not to be undersod
by any house this side New York. -
sep H-r YERBY q MILLER,
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Arrival OF the Ohio,

NORFOLK, Oct. 4.-Tbe steamer Ohio, from
Aspinwall, for New York, put in here to-day
short of coal. She brings three hundred and one
passengers, 81, 100000 in gold on freight, and
$500, 0G0 in the hands Of passengers. Her crew
and passengers are we'll
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Attempted Murder.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 4.-CoI. Fairlnmb, q
member Of the Bar, was shot at this morning, in
front Of the Criminal Court, by EphrGim Greer,
an cid man, against whom Fairamb acted as
counsel several months since. He fred three
shots without effect, end after hearing before
the Court, was committed in default of bail.
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Cigars, Tobacco, &c.

Tn STORE large lot Of Pound, Halfpouad and Fives
Lump Tobacco, OF every grade, together with 10000
fine Medium and towpriced CIGARS, which makes the
most complete stock ever offered IN this market.
Fnecut Chewing and Smoking Tobacco ofvsrous kinds,
with everything In the Trade.
For sale at very low rates. for cash 70 punctua Gus
TONER'S GEO W. COCHRAN,
seq l7-dtf eth st. oppo,te Nat. Integencer Office
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Arr,va, osthe Emp,re CITY,

NEW York, Oct. 4.-The steamer Empire City,
from Havana, Sept. Goth, has arrived. Political
affairs were quiet, ard the health Of the city i'm
proved. A political prisoner, whose name was
not known, was garottcd on the 9th. Freights
to the United States had improved.
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EDUCATIONAL.
SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICIAN
SCHOOL, Dtss

r street, 6stiOssa 13th and 14th strsets
THE SUBSCRIBER has stiil ye yseant seats which he
would be glad TO have occupied BY those only who
prepared 70 enter upon Classical Mathapatca course,
pills limited to twenty To these he win devote his excu
ve attention In preparing them for college for business
and professional pursuits,
Terms 81 ESQ per quarter, payable In advance.
Refer to the Faculty Of the Columbian College, Col j. L.
Edwards, COL Peter Force VIM. Gunton, esq Rev r. w
Cushman, d. D., Hon. VIM g. Morgan Treasury Depart.
ment d. T.y. Leach, esq, Post Office Department
Circulars may be obtained at the Bookstores Of the
subscriber at Mrs. Rsid's.
oct 2-3t~ GEORGE 8, BACON.
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OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT--Four desi
~ rabe second story Rooms for rent, situated
18th street. opposite the National Intelgencer Office To
good permanent tenants the rent will be moderate Apply
on the premises TO
eug27-t GEO W, COCHRAN,
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CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL, AND CONNER.
CIAL INSTITUTE,

Under the care of Req. Alfred RolmeGd Rector,
and Mr.. Charles Tucker, A. IT.
THE DUTIES Of this Institution wiz be resumed on
i the 18th Of August, In the lover eNlcon Of Mr. Co
rusi's building
In English Mathematics Greek, Latin, and French, tbs
course will be full aud thorough Pupils cited for the
Counting groom or College.
The experience Of fifteen years. in tho management oil
boys induces the confident belief that the ratification
pressed by their former patrons both In Mary
land and Virginia, will DO shared by those who may BE-
pleased TO cnrust the education OF their 70 their
care.
For and further information apply 10 the Rector
the Rev Alfred Homead at bis residence street, be
tween 9th and 10th, opposite Smithsonian Institute
iy Qp-dtf
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-10-05

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 4.-The U, s. steamer Sa.
ranac sailed for Brazil this afternoon. She car
ried out Chevaier Periera de Lodre aud family,
late charge d'afaires from Brazil, who had been
superseded by Commander Moriera as Minister
Plenipotentiary.