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NEW SPRING GOODs.-Thc subsc ribers beg
~ leave respectfully to announce TO their friends
and the public generally that they have taken
moro than usual care in perlcctiDg their assort-
mcnt OF dress aud other wares adapted 10 the pres
cnt and approaching seasons. 10 the inspection of
which the ladies' Of Washington and the adjacent
cities are cordially invited before making their
purchases, as, from the large and diversified col
lection, they may be enabled 10 make judicious
selections suitable to their tastes and upon satis
factory terms. They deem il unnecessary to Gnu.
mcrate moro than few Of the leading articles
% pieces neat striped and checked Silks
20 do light brocadc Silk very rich
10 do rich plaid Silk, new style
% do a. and 4 plain black Silks, high
lustrcs
3 do very rich black brocadc Silks
do "a and "a heavy black watered Silks
Together with great variety Of other Silks.
Alec, French Bereges, Mousselines de Lame
Real Onclia Foulard Silks, French printed
Popins
Silk Tissues, Canton Grapes
Brocadc organdic PomPadour, organdic Mus
Inns
French Lawn, printed jaconet embroidered
Swiss Muslin
Printed Grenadines, brocho Beregcs. &c.
They also ask especial attention TO twenty. FIVE
new style Spring Mantillas, with and without
vests and hoods, which are considered pretty and
desirable.
Large additions have also been made TO their
stock OF Embroideres and Thread Lace Goods
such as Handkerchief, Collars, Capes Bcrthos
Chemisets, Sleeves, Cuffs, Canton Grape shawls.
&c H0OE. BROTHER & co.
Mar lS-Iw
TRADITloNs AND REMINIsCENC Noes, chiefly
L of the American Revolution in the South, nv
Joseph Johnson, NJ d., of Charleston, South Caro-
lima.
Dariep, or the Merchant Prince, by Eliot War.
burton.
Journal Of a Boat. Voyage through Rupert,s
Land and the Arctic Sea, in Search of Sir John
Franklin, by Sir John Richardson, &. Il.
Stockhardts Principles of Chemistry.
Examinations Of Drugs, Medicines, SC, by C.
III. Pierce.
treasury Of Pleasure Books for Young Chill
dren London. illustrated with coiorcd plates.
Mar Is FRANCK TAYLOR
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Eos,,.,b Leayina 81. Louis


ST. LOUIS, March l6.-ko.suth leaves this even
ms for New Orleans The sales OF Hungarian
bonds in tais city only amounted to 500.
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BOARDING..

Mrs. THOMSON has two front rooms commu-
WI nicating with each other, on the second floor.
suitable for family. Corner Of II and Ninth
streets Mar l0-law3v
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
Wizards Hotel.

II Whiting, Norfolk CK Green, Cal
Il Davis, n c w Van Arsdale N Y
IL Smith, Md Jas Evans, do
+ A Foster, Ohio ES Cleveland, Conn
Chas Peters, Phi!a g X Bowdoin,
Mrs Peters do Larocque, do
II Drake, nj u Hall VI
II Clarke, Va Langdon Hall, do
S Clayton, do Chas w King Mass
II nry Dwight, Rich Horace Bennett, Bait
q Lyman, Henry Graham, Con
Mrs Lyman, do Mrs Graham do
Miss M jenkins, do
Browns Hotel.
NJ Stewart Va A G Page, Mass
) 4 Dennis, N Y A Kimba!l do
{ Wood do ID Morgan VT
II Meade, do Maj A j Atocha, N
J iatum, Pa Ii + billiard, Cal
Col Peters, do Mrs Hliard, do
Col w Morgan, Ohio Miss Barry, Md
J tfideon, y A G Rhodes, DO
NJ Mason, Va N b Powers, N Y
W Fitzgerald, Mo Mrs NJ Day, do
Z VI Burgess, Md Miss Day, do
Turner, Pa f. M Day, do
w Emo, do p S George, nd
b Prentiss, Mass
National Hotel.
S 4 McContrey, Va Mrs Gardiner & c NY
J NJ McClntocls Bait E,P Howell, NO
e Wallace, N Miss Edwards Bait
MIR Grant, Me Washington, Amer
Mrs Grant, do Hon w Grain, Md
Storer, Colby, Va
Hall, Ga Kennedy, do
Mr. Slnms, do blr Kennedy, Bait
a r Meem, Va Rlr Coster n Y
c Brown, jr, do Mrs Coster, do
J Ecker, n MIR Cox, do
5 L'Hommedieu, Gin Mrs Cox do
Miss LHoinmedieu, do g Abbott, Phla
q Carlisle, do l. ID Harrison, Va
Miss Carlisle, do
United States Hotel.
t Bowers, Ky II Thompson, Ala
Hon Nj Norris, n ii Dorm, my
Il Wheeler s. J. Conn Schingles, do
Burnett, Boston + Winters, Boston
DR. Kcrnsn, Va ID II Hanson, do
Capt johnson, Nd A Is Brown, VT
w G. Peck, Va II A Wheeler do
Womble, do q w Harding, Va
5 + Gordon, Ga l. II Duncan, Md
Ga6sby's Hotel.
Judge Stryker Phila Hon L J Patterson, Y
ii Thomson, Mich Hon Mr. Smith, Me
W w Davis, n Mrs Smith, do
I Hanford, do ii w Gus ling, Boston
Walter, Bait HIS Mitchell sons Md
Master Walter, do Hon w Bissell Ill
Miss Walter, do
Irving Hotel.
w Dana, Me X G Dempsey NY
Brent, Ohio l. Shackeliord do
t NJ Batcman, Md Young, Pa
w Magens, Pa II Baldwin, Md
T Bruce, Mo Barnard NY
w Brawner, Del ID Gardner, Ga
Nj johnson, Nd
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PLANK ROAD-WAsrIIsG ANDHot,Fx
WILLIE TURNPIKE CoMpANy.

THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS. with n o
majority Of the Stockholders have tiete rfuine,
toconstruct on thisturnpikea Plank Road running
from the city boundary Seventh the
OF the Districtand Montgomery county. MARYLAND
anu Tor that purpose VIII issue stock 90 The cx
tent Of seven hundred and Glty shares Of ftreniu
dollars each and have appointed the undersigned
70 solicit and receive subscriptions 20 the SAM.
hooks arc now open rs our Office for the yurp, 81
FUe dollars each share j. g. be paid ~ the ,fuo
OF subscribing, and n like amount every sirty
days until the whole is paid.
The advantages Of such n road TO % o city and
the property in the vicinity OF the rVad must Do
apparent to oil convcrsant With siss ton There
is but little doubt that similar road will soon be
built, connecting this road with Rockville AMI
Brooksille-the last in the midst OF n fine --ri-
cultural country; thp3 Openiur q direct and ,.lsy
route from Montgomery and The uppcr part OF
Anne Arundel counties 70 ibis city for the traus-
portation OF the products Of thatand the surround
az country.
Plank Roads are being most extcr,;,et- con,
struciod throughout the country, sDd have ereyv-
tchers proved profitable investment rovine i,vyo
dividoads to the stockholders 5csi9ss Tu,pro,ip,,
lac value OF property near ta1rn, and ~restlv ~,
they pass.
considerable portion Of the stock has already
been subscribed
folders Of the old stock in the company are enti
cd TO one share Of stock for every ir1 shares
OF the old which will be issued TO lSen on surrcn.
Ger Oh the old certificates The new road viii pro.
badly 5e finished in less thaa twelve month"; aud
ready for travel. The coat will be less than Gl5.
600 ltis thought is will pay dividend as act Ices
thsn five per cent. the first year aer il is finished
and the dividends will steadily increase
CHUBB, SCHENCK co
August 9-diftf Bankers. opposite Trensu-v
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kossUru's DAGUEnREoTypE.

TIVE ADVERTISEMENT in the baltimore Sun
Il OF the 10th, and tho New York Tiarer Of The
10th instant, by Whtehursi claiming the credit If
having taken the likeness OF this distinguished in
diyidua is not true.
The only Dagucrrcotypo which hss been taken
IN America OF Governor Eotsuth, was taken in his
rooms at Browns Hotel, by Bennett and the only
original picture in this city may be seen at he
gallery. near Seventh street All others arc copies
Dagucrrcotypes Of Madame Pulszky and other
distinguished individuals are also on exhibition al
BENEFITS National Gallery,
Jan ~ Pa. avenue, near 9TH street
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AND NAsHTRGroN RAII1.
RoAD-CHAsGE OF HOURS.
!. si Fl! 49, ,.S ~ ID ssalss

~ and alter Monday, March |, the pns3enRcr
" trains between Washington and Baltimore
will run az follows:
Leave Baltimore at4 and "a m, and g D. m
Leave Washington at . ard a. m, i2l M, and
I p. IN.
The first and last trains from Baltimore and the
hrst iro@ Washington will be Express trains
stopping only for water.
On Sundays the second and hurth trains from
baltimore and the second and third from Wash
ington will be omitted
Feb 2l-u III. PARSONS agent.
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I OsT-On Friday hst, small Gold Pencil
II Case. The finder will be duly rewarded bv
leaving i q. The office Of the Republic
Jan E3-tff
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TBr ANNUAL CoNFEREScE or TIRE MrrHopfsT
PRoTEsTAsT CHuRcH closed its session at late hour
Wednesday night, TO meet next year in Bad.
more. Among the appointments Of ministers arc
the following, namely:
Washington NJ p Church. J. w. Smiley.
Georgotoicn-S. X. Cox
Alexandria, Ya.-D. Evans Reese
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Y oiAE-NECk sHTtRTs.-Shirtsof every styl c,
Il and OF good quality only, will be made 70
order, and warranted TO ft. STEVENS has be, ,,
making Shirts TO order for ten years, aud has nov
enlarged bis mandatory so as TO accommodate
more customers. Gentlemen wishinga good Shirt
and well fitting, will leave their orders at
STEYENS'S Sales-roonn.
Mar o-eobtf Browns Hotel
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BALTsMo0y Ard ONO RAILgXoAD.
Lag -estab,ished and best Rouke TO tn.
sS N1.I.5 go ~ 9s GERS

PASSENGERS FOR PlTTsBURG or WHEEL
X ING take the cars which leave Baltimore 81 =
O'Clock a m. and 7 J p. m. for Cumberland then
take coaches over the new Plank road by SoTncr.er
and West Newton, on the YouhioCany river and
arrive in Pitsburg in about twenty four ho.irs OF
at Wheeling ia about thirty two hours from Balu-
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THE FLAo on the dome of the Hall of Represent.
ativcs torn in ribands by the storm Of w cdnes-
day, bot yesterday the staff supplied with q
new one, and during the session Of the House itE
"broad stripes and bright stars" were "gallanuy
streaming"
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Mr.. Morris, the American Minister at Naples
gave n grand ball on the evening OF the 23d ulum,
IN commcmoraton OF the birthday of Washington
His excellency Sir w. Kemblc, and all the foreigr
ministers except the Austrian, were present.
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HUDSON RIVER FIRE AND MARINE IN
sURANCE COMPANY OF NEW york.

sURANcE COMPANY OF NEW YoRIS,
Office No. Todd: Building, adjoining
Bro'on's iiotci, Washington Ciiy. ID. G.
Capital SsD1VOO (ail paid in and securely inyeat.
cd according TO law)
WILL insure merchandise. cargoes. dwe,lir,.
w household furnituro and other nraoerTv
anychere IN his District or The adc;iar .Siate, on
the most favorable terms W
Inc pubic may yea assured that ell losses sus
tanned b ;lds company will be l,beraIiv y,,,of
~ aGlu'isd at their Office in this city.
ISAIAH BLOOD. President
ALFRED NOXON, Vice President
p. J. AVERY, Secretary.
JAS. A. REaUA, Actuarv.
sAML. u, NiCkCOX, General Agent.
Jan l2-dly
CLOYERNOOK; or, Recollection. OF our Neigb.
~ ooiGood IN the West ny Alice Carey.
Miss Miuord's Recollection Of a Literary Iffr.
new sup5iy received by
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
ps' 70 booksellers, near qtb street.
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Messrs. Carmichael and Brett have contracted
with the Belgium government for the formal ton of
n submarine telegraph between Belgium and Eng.
land They are to have monopoly of ten years,
aud the governments arc TO have priority of all
messages.
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Andsold by JOS. SHILLlNGTON,
Mar l5-dtw&w w corner Pa nv. md 4 at
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SelRttr0 GaIRg.
Tales Of the coast.Guard.

When was quite a lad, a servant lived
with us Of the name Of Anne Stacey. She
had been in the service Of William Goblet
the political writer, who resided for some
wears at Botley, a village a few miles dis
tant from Itchem. Anne might be about
two or three and twenty years of age when
sLe GANG TO us: and very notable. indus.
trious servant she was, and remarked, more.
over, as possessing strong religious bias
Her features, every body agreed, were come
ly and intelligent. But that advantage in
The matrimonial market was more than neu.
trslised by her unfortunate figure, which.
owing, as we understood, to a fall in her
childhood, was hopelessly deformed, though
still strongly set and muscular. Albeit, Q
snm Of rnuney-aboutfifty pounds--scraped
together by thrifty self denial during a
dozen wears Of servitude, amply cornpen-
saied in the eyes Of several idle and needy
vouno fellows for the unlovely outline OF
her person; aud Anne, with an infatuatiOn
loo common with persons of her class and
condition, and in spite Of repeated warn.
ing, and the secret Inisgivings, one would
suDpose, of her own mind, married the best
Iooking, but most worthless and dlssipated
of them all. This man, Henry Ransome by
name, was, have been informed, constant
iv intoxicated during the first three months
cf wedlock and then the ill.assorted cou
Die disappeared from tfe neighborhood O
itchem, aud took up their abode m one O
the hanlets of the New Forest many
wears afterwards, when ! joined the Pre-
ventive Service, frequently heard mention
Of his name as that Of man singularly
skillful in dcfrauding the revenue, as wei
as 10 avoiding the penalties which surround
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8oRtrQ.
From the Phonetic Advoes'e.
War in the Vine Cup.
BY r. ALBERT srMKlYs.

In years agone, l saw him, ere the cup
had crushed its impress on his brow, or he
was yet druDkard
When first we met,
He was but chd--a brght.eysd boy,
Resting his head upon his mothers knee,
And listening to the gentle words that then
Escaped her lips of love. With anxious look
She gazed upon his brow so full and broad,
And with the joy that fills amother's heart,
She watched his first devslopmepts,
And thought him more an idol than a son
saw him when youth, and still the stamp
OF intellect umsd his brow. Raised high
Above the follies and the low pursuits
Of those around him, he stood forth before
Them all-then with accelerated step,
Strobe up the path of eminence Aud one,
The gentle and the fair, then leaned upon
His arm with modest confidence, lifting
Her own pure, sparkling eyes to answer his,
As they were cast upon her in the gaze
Of LOVE. They were a happy couple; and life
Seemed fsli Of blss, and every path
strswsd with Elysian flowers.
And yet again
saw them. He in the primo of manhood,
Yet thick upon his head were silyery hairs;
His eye sunksn, and the hollow stare
Had taken place OF the proud beamng of
A mighty mind. His stsp--once firm,
Now tottefed like an infants walk, and seemed
To ask support. The brilliant a ishes Of
His genius now were superseded by the oath
Profane, and purity rsvolted, turned away,
In sadness and disgust.
And she,
Who had in blushing beauty stood beside
Her love, and gloried in the noble heart,
Which then was all her Own--how could she live
10 gaze upon her ruined hOpes--tos see
The being, once her pride and Joy, now changed,
Like to some fallen sprit-doomed to haunt
Her earthly peace, and blight its every root
She fell as doth the tender plant beneath
The beating storm, and gave hersslftO death,
And turned no look on earth, save that which told
ofpity and regret
Alas for earth
The best-the noblest of her sons are prey
To powers which come not clad in battle
Armor to dare an open war. But still,
ssemingy--and fatally--they take a fairy shape,
And in the sparkling 0iHe.cup hide-dazzling
The brain with pictures of delight, which send
It resling from its empire seat. This was
The foe that "bowed the strong man low, and robbie
Him of his nOblest gifts, and broke the gentle
Heart, and spread the blightng curse all things
Fair and good. o i look not then upon Its
Form so ruby and so bright for ah, no
serpent's fang leaves such sting behind.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-22
Affairs In Georgetown.

GEORGETOWN, July 22-12 m.
Yesterday was an occasion of great interest at
the Academy of the Convent of the Visitation At
an early hour in the day our streets were all
alive with carriages from your city and the sur
rounding country, together with hundreds Of
pedestrians male and female, vending their way
thitherward. And all were perfectly delighted
with beautiful specimens of female art consisting
of painting, drawing needle-work, &C. They
werc also entertained in the most agreeable
manner with many pieces of excellent music,
which were executed by the young ladies in
manner rarely surpassed. large number Of
rich rewards of merit were presented at the close
of the exercises by the Rev. Mr.. Stonestreet,
President of the Georgetown College. At late
hour in the afternoon the large audience dispersed
to their homes, regretting that these interesting
occasions do not occur oftener-and many
of the young ladies regretting, we have no doubt,
that they were about TO sever ties of the most
agreeable nature, never again to be united.
The unterrifcd" Of our town met last night in
council The dissatisfaction heretofore limited at
by US, at the first organization, manifested itself
in open rebellion. After considerable noise and
much talk, the whole Of the former proceedings
were reconsidered, Mr. R. White, the original
president put overheard, and Mr.. Joseph semmes
elected in his place. This morning the friends
of Mr.. White are loud in their complaints against
the action Of last night and intimate their inten-
ton to try at the next meeting to place things in
statu quo again. From all that we could gather,
the primary object of the move is, to get rid of,
as far as possible, the influence of those of the
party who favored the Freesoil move in ls4S, and
bolted from General Cass. They have another
meeting one night this week, and We predict
boisterous time.
sulicency of water has been let upon the
canal to allow boats TO commence running with
light cargoes. Some have arrved-among them
the packets. gentleman from up the line in
formed us this morning that some of the Cumber-
land boats were on their way down.
The weather is extremely warm, and fans and
cool shades are in demand. ELECTRO.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-22
BoItIng In Tennessee.

Correspondence oil the New hork Tr1bune.l
WASHINGTON, TUESDAY, july 20, 1852.
c tells a good story about Brownlow's flli-
buster meeting at Knoxville. 1t was called as q
Mass Meeting assembled, duly organized, and six
orators made speeches against Scott--nobody in
his favor and when they came to I" take the
sense of the meeting" there were just sir 0otes
against Scott; and three of these subsequently
made Scott speeches at a ratification meeting
CIV. protests that the very men who solemnly
promised to stand by him to the death against
Scott have been bought p! He received Ten.
nsssee paper the other day, containing au ac-
count Of a Scott meeting in his district, which
was trial TO his picty for three of the six, who
nromised m him that they would die in the last
ditch opposing Scott, had been making ratifca-
tion speeches. and two of the other three were
vice presidents as says yOurs an mas
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-22
REV. VERNON EsKRIDGE, U. s. N.

PORTSMOUTH, Va.,) Aug. Is, 1851.
Mr. j. Z. BousL-Dear Sir: While I am in general op-
posed to Patent Medicines candor compes to state that
have great confidence in the virtues of Hampons Vege
table ncture. For several months past have used 1t in
my family, and in Dyspepsia loss of Appetite dizziness, and
general debility, with entire So far expert
extends therefore, take pleasure in recommendng
TO the afflicted safe and efficient remedy
am, respectfully yours, VERNON ESKRIDGE,
Chaplain ID the U. S. Navy.
We ask the afflicted to call those having this wonderful
article for sale and get pamphlets, gratis.
For sale by G. Stott Co., Washington, ID. G.
Wallace Elliot, cor. i and 18th SITS.
d. b. Clarke, Md. av q 1ith st.
j. Winner, 9th st., near Louisiana v.
A. Gray, 7th st., opp. o. +. Hall.
JOS. Moffett, 9TH ST., opp. o. L. Hall.
r. s. t. Cissell, Georgetown.
G. @. Berry, Alexandria, Va.
And by Druggists generally, everywhere.
MORTIMER N0WBRAY,
july l2--trl General Agents, Baltimore at
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From California.
New YORK. July %.

NGw YORK, July 22-2 p. m.
The United States, with ten days later news
from California, arrived at half-past nine on this
morning.
The steamship Golden Gate left San Francisco
on the 28th with large number of passengers
and one million two hundred thousand dollars in
gold on manifest.
The city of Sonora has been entirely DESTROYED
by fire. The loss is one million.
The mails are on board the steamer Eldorado,
which sailed in company with the United States
The United States brings four hundred and
thirty passengers, and two hundred and forty
thousand dollars in gold
Among the passengers are Lieut.. Coy. Purdy,
OF California, and Major Sibley.
There are still some cases of cholera on the
isthmus.
AT Aspinwall, the crews of most of the ships
had deserted.
The steamship Columbia was to leave San
Francisco on the lst with the regular mails.
The baggage of 1t. Gov. Purdy and Major
sibley was robbed at Cruises of a large amount Of
gold, letters, and valuable securities.
The fire at Sonora commenced on Friday morn
ing, the 18th, little after one o'clock. 1t broke
out in building in the Plaza called the Hotel dc
France, facing upon Washington street.
The whole northern end of the city, from the
place at which it commenced up to Barnum's
House on Main street, has been consumed The
whole city is consumed, in fact, with the excep-
ton of a few scattered buildings.
Second Despatch.l
The suberbs are safe. All the banking houses
are preserved without injury also, the county
records.
Crime continues to increase all through the
country. Murders, robberies, and all other vii
lanies are rife as ever.
Lynch law is in demand.
The miners on Carson's creek are averaging
twelve dollars day.
The agricultural resources Of the Interior are
just being developed. The crops promise great
abundance.
By Oregon dates to the 22d, the election is
claimed as a Democratic victory. Both branches
Of the legislature.
An United States surveying schooner arrived
at Astoria on the 10th, to resume the survey of
the Columbia river.
The San Francisco markets present no mate
rial change. y
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-22
GO GRAY HAIRS AND Badness! 90

II L. L0yETS WAHPESE OR Han GLoss, warranted
IL. Rot 10 fail In restoring Gray Hor TO It's original
color; also for thckcnng the Hair when IL has become
thin: and TO prevent BdS-is offered TO the public
by the subscriber who will also exhibit TO all those who
will call upon him evidences Of its efficacy that will sat
isly the most incredulous,
There IL now no necessity for any to remain either
gray bald any longer the to prevent the
the other before them very trng expense! Call
and be satisfied for yourselycs :. r. SYLVESTER,
Druggist, eth and II sts.
" S-eo2w Sole Agsaf f0r The District Of Columbia.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-22
HARDWARE IN GEORGETOWN. D. C.

HE undersigned having purchased the entire stock
Muncaster & Dodge, amounting to fifteen thousand
dollars and desiring 10 reduce the will sell very
low prices for cash. good paper all articles usually kept
in such stores and will endeavcr TO make II 10 the interest
Of the purchaser to give him call have received direct
from the manufacturers large lot Of Elliptic Springs
Patent Axes for carts wagons Coach and Saddle Mount
ngs and Trimmings, Pumps and Lend Pipe Bar and Sheet
Iron, Stoves, Crates &C., Building Materials &C., &C. Ames
4 Rowlands Shoyels.
iy 12-eo2wS OTII0 T. MINCASTER
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-22

NEW GOODS-FRESH ARRIVAL.
INRENCH, ENGLISH, AND AMERICAN GOODS-em-
Il bracng CLOTHS,
CASSTMEREs,
YESTINGs, and Goods generally
adapted to dentlemens wear of the latest and
signs and styles, direct from first hands, New York
Particular attention has been paid to the selection the
above goods which, in addition to his former stock Is
complete and cannot be surpassed.
The subscriber is receiving monthly the latest report If
Paris fashions and prepared for votare of
fashion the best style and finish
Fits warranted, and goods made up to please, by
GEORGE w. HINTON,
Penn. av., north side bet. AZ and 9th sts.
Also for SALE to the trade A. s. De Lany's Mathematical
System OF Draughtng and Cutting Pantaloons
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