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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-28

rwELrTu Ward NATIONAL DENogRACY. or
posed - eth August diotatiop In favor Of ward rights
The foiiowi.s ticket was duly elected For General Com
her Young nsn Gene raj Iyp. ossret
Ward Copnttss-Thomss Murphy. James Petit, Charles
James WALL stephen LutE. John Farley Peter naaahsa
Blasts kyer, Albert g. Hayden, George Devlin David
wood James Mcleod With power to I'LL vacancies. Sign
q by two hundred and sixty nine democrats.
TWENTIETH wARD.-AT THE PRIMARY ELEC
Ill held 81 27s Seventh avenue In pursuance 70 thu
dasion Of General Committee Friday th.
3th ns between he hours Of twelve and three o'clock
the following ticket was duly elected
TWENTIETH wARD-woRkING MEMS UNION TICKET.
GENERAL COMMITTEE.
VIM. Murray. Dennis Rysr.
VIM. McConkey.
YouNo xEN's GENERAL CoMNfrrEA
John 1cClave. James r. Post
Jan es Wallace, jr. Casper Myers.
Patrick Rafferty,.
WARD ConmrrrEE.
Charles r. Triglsr. VIM ]. Peek.
hugh Murray. Thomas w. Olmsteaa.
James p. Fagan, John Brice.
John McKenna. Joseph Miller
John CT yle. Peter n. BeigAn.
Paul McGinn. John ForshAy.
Thomas Herman. Hugh Mooney.
VIM. Simpson. DENIS KYER,
JOHN BRICE,
inspectors appointed By General Committee
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Y. s. DISTRICT Court IN ARKANSAS. The
Opteo states Dftrct Court after protracted and ted
sus te son Of twenty nine days adjourned last Mon
cay oufsg which time the follos sing convictions
nsce;-Losry spaniard. Indian, Bob and Morter
gces were convicted o. murder and sentenced to be
hung the llth Of February next; and Dicx Berrs
half breed Indian, was also convicted Of murder,
.so sentenced 70 es hung on the LIST Of April
Indian nation contrary 70 Law; james Hynes.
nor sobbpg the United States mail Daniel r.
Mobly, Francis oBien, Thomas Dyer Thom.s BECK
Isssc Screens, and Wyatt O. Cole OF larceny William
Baker for introducing liquor into the Indian nston
Bfn free nulstto for perjury.La Rock tlrk,) Iael,
k~ertey. Dee
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TIE RIVER AT ALBANY The warm rain Of Fri
day, with south wind caused the Ice to break up
the river early saturday morning There quite
fresbst in the river which aided materially In the
breaking up The water continued TO rise during satur-
day and yesterday, and the docks partially sub
merged Large quantities Of ice eonti aued passing by
the mp night and the ferry boats experienced
much difficulty in making their regular trips On satur
day afternoon the boat attached TO the South Jerry
ssrried by the ice and strong current about mile
below the city being unable to hcsdway against
the nbined obstacles The Boston ferry boat
her assistance and after and protractcd tug
nnally succeeded in getting her safely home and then
resumed their trips The ice has al gose on. Of thu Mo-
hawk there having been considerable Of reshet In that
streen oossioned by the recent rains. We hear u
damage done by The water all our merchants we're
fully prepared for an inundation. .fBsny Express,
Dec 27
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1hs Real and Personal Property OF the city
ana COun ~ OF Albany.

Prom the Albany Express, Dec q
The assessment coils having been entirely completed,
the Supervisors prior to their % Thursday
s fxed upon the rate Of assessment. By the Assess
Dept rolls that the total assessed valuation Of
zeal and personal estate in th city is ss follows
Real pcrsou
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tkira week in December ...............Sl 400 sp5
Do. dry goods, do DO do........ 1,2s4,7ss
The principal items Of imports during the week,
follows segars, $4,000; uniressed skins s7ssse;
brandy, s6sGos; Iron s6l,osi railroad iron, ss' ea2;
cutlery ga os hardware S26l57 rags s322S2; sugar
SCI $50; tea, $3.50 $780, watches $1347c2; champagne,
$40 ofT; wool, s64,21l
The annexed statement exhibits the condition OF cash
bank in New Hampshire in the leading departments
the first day Of December 1852 according to returns
made TO the secretAry Of State
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30 balss vss eeJ seess snd - sslls lssthsr psss
sctses es BE Ind fuit ~ a. es1 2: pkgs poultry;
NEw foRx iAND HARLn-For the wesk--A067 sans
milk; $50 head cattle; lis calves; 2086 shsep horss
and beef 3 pigs poultry; SO do esgs 155 do butter
7S7 do sundres 40 bushels oats; 255 DO other grain
1854 DO potatoes; LAT bags buekwheat g eases hats
10 do. lumber Is d.. marble; a,oss rsams of paper.
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AGENCY.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY CITY 4
"A Washington, ID. c. under the Director OF ky'
Haight Palmer, Counsellor Of the Supreme urs o. Il
United States for the persecution and recovery 81 sA
on the United states before Congress- the vottre
partmsnts aud Boards Of Comr.sionsrs sittas In Wa
petop settlement Of with the Executive Depa
msnts and obtsinins the REMISSION Of hpes penalties
foIeiturss, for alleged yiessons 81 ths re,ents
laws Of the United States recovery Of debts legaoie
ishsrtarets In the United states and foreEn couatr
Investments in United states aad state securities coll
purchase Of government lands for foreign smgrnnts
The undsragnsd has eoent and reliable sorrespoate
awe his prompt and faithful attention 70 all business
kdsd 10 the agency tters must % Posi- paid ON &c so
nsnA. AARON u. FALhhI
Director and Consuj General Of Ecuador esr Vie U.
Washnaton, December 1882.
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CAsT0TF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
.vsisy q S.rsss 81 san ssss cssS "a" 81 ssss
IND the subscriber ~ HE residence through che post
L. n. DYSSxLDOuT.
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nIAHoNDs-N. a. FIREMAN. $50 BROADWAY. Y
- Offering rich and beau fu Of
is.y ss: : On
EINE sILvERwARs OF BEAUTIFUL DESIGN AMI
spoons fsri: ~ every srsios q table ware suitable 70
presents - 'h' ''"'' n P.1' ssEnANs $50 Broadway
HOUSE IN PARIS NANUIAoroRY IN INV YORK
CO. :E .Is: ~
Just preserved ~ =: last As sonpsss
:1s s'h h ~ Ys1
Jewels every hind designed The best ARTISTS q P.r
SuiYRonss Cos store: or sSsisp
vor to satisfy svsrv taste and fancy.
RICH JEwELRY IN GREAT VARIETY, OF NE1
and beautiful p.sfss Of rr;s.. and sns.Ss
holiday sf' "a xsIy 50 fsss COZ. Rs.l.
WATcHEs AND JEW al.aY.-yHs SUBSCRIBER u
m.sl.sy lug much L.: S.s sns s asSss
S Seii G Gssnsiss %sssss
Gold Hunting English rasent Levers for gentlemen
Cold Watches In magic which change into shrt
Goid wassSes sA. VIVA up and Get hands without Ar
JULES yEReENsrr
Watches With oarhoatss from him with sseh watch Dc
fo0' "ne Ae''es' COOPER WATCHES
Duplex and Lovers, some in hunting CASES. perfsss Mn
Keepers
INDEPENDENr
Watches for timing horses. in gold and silver eAsce.
5plen Gid Gold Pocket
cHRONoMErERB.
Joid and silver LEVERS, DETACHED IKvvRss EPfER
nd sll othor stylessof watches.
Az q shs ,bs!s for sse = rs.sn much iess shsa
iat.
SPOONS.
Also, all kinds Of GOLD chains pure gold wedding RIM
gold keys and seals gold and pencils geld and silly
ro; and sss
Singer rings oliver fruit knives sterling spoons
forks, &c., much loss than the usual price. watch
and jewery exchanged. All watches warranted TO 10
good time or the money returned. watches, clooks,
swelry repaired in abe best MANNER q much less thin
usual prices. 0RO. G. ALLEN
IL Wall stre6S. stairs near Broadway.
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nIAM0NDs.-N. a. FREEMAN. $50 BRoADwAY, \
jswslry Of quality sn In tasteful and elegant set
tnGs which will be solo very low during the holidays
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COPARINERsHIP NOTICES.

COPARINERSHIP NOTICES.
PARTNER WAN1ED-EITHER GENERAL OR
"A special with 5000 TO $4,000 in established safe
ana profitable business. ull particulars and unexcepon
able reference given by Addressing post spad Partner
box s9 Post Off stating here interview BIS had
ITO DRU GGIsTs.-A PHYSICIAN, WHO WISHES TO
devote himself exclusively 70 private practice, re.
neatly ntted well stocked and located In sent
neghbtrho Plenty of aocommcdat 20 suis either
single marrd Apply at Ia Seventh avenue between
Twentieth and Twenty -hrst streets
q n0n = WANTED-A PERSON WITH THIS
L1OOOs amount, 20 engage In a light m snufa ,tur
ing business which will by attention, realize 1880
So eco yearly The articles made have equal in the
Post Office.
a. 000 TO S6,oo0-WANTED. BUSINESS NAN,
pfSOOV with from 81 800 to S. 900 cash, cty
cptance to take interest with the advertiser in tho
purchase stock OF dry goods with the lease Of in
Of the best streets in the city of party wishing
tire from business Address Immediately John Johnson
Chatham Square Post Office.
WANTlD-A PARTNER TO JOIN THE ADvER.
w tiser in the :hass Of business that will pay
from 5000 TO $25 600 year Cash required, from 5000
10 $1,000 By addressing. with real nam. w.. Herald
Office interview be had, and full explanations will
be given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-28

TIVE PULPIT THE sHNATE, THE BAR, AND THE
siege. Eiocuuos and dramatic tu,tlon taught on Ne
most approved principles BY Professor LAWRkNcE ns
Fpltsp street. BrsehIys. s.aR1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-28

CAsT-oFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANT
furniture 70 dispose d. osn obtain fair cash price By send
ing for the sshsoriSsr At ne sddrsssed
through the Post 0oe will be prempty attended 10. La
dies ATTENDED By Mrs Cohen n 3. 0OHkN, 90 Elm %.
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quaheA 10 give instru oton In The French language
wanted in the Norfolk Female Insttute also tseshsr q
drawing and painting lady eompeont 70 instruct In
both would be presed Teachers DESTROYS Of
The situation, will please address either Of the principals
Rev. A. 8. Smith. Rev. l.. L. Smith. Norfolk, Va.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-28

DIANoS AT THE LOWEST MANUFACTURER
prices purchasers would do well to call and sxsmi,
Also for sale cheap. SPLENDID seven octave rosewo
piano, been In use about three months. Inquire ~
faosery, LAB Wooster street. near Houston.
CHARLES CARR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-28

GERMAN LADY WISHES TO ENGAGE WITH A
IA few more private pupils instruct them In the French
and German psintns and drawn! fancy needle
hiai or Euglish oducaton Many xperenss enables
her 70 render the satsact reference Please I'D
dress Miss i. II. f., Herald efee.
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CLOTHING.

(sAsT.oFr CLOTHING WArrED.-THE sUBscRIBHR
~ wishes 10 purchase worth Of good left on woarns
apparel every description Person having large or snah
quantities can obtain The full value In current money, b.
esing en- or addressing thyough post, JAMES M0RONkY
Store ii Orange street, nssr Chatham street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-28

CEILING oFT.-sELLING OFF, FOR FEW DAYS
- only The baaD Of the stock Of Paris mihi
merry At Mrs. VIM SIMMONS hrt premium millinery
lis men 56i Broadway, will positively be At great
rfces for few days, able her lake
spring import cations. Mrs. &. indy solicits cali.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-28

A GERMAN GENTLEMAN WISHES TO GIVE PRIvA1
"A Lessons In book keeping, arithmetic writing sndts
German Language. Plsase apply at 23 Fston strssss
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{NoLYE'S sCHIEDAM GIN, IN yUcs.--IG ov3 III
w Of Wolfe'B celebrated scht=dar gin, Eisnufsotrs
~ himself a. schedam, in Holland. With bis rsr,e ca
Ing cork and label Fer b. tho rosreet sbe q
merchants and groosrs In this city the Jpes S..
n yr WoLrH irpsrt.. "A Beaver s,-,s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-28

DIANOFORTE FOR SALE CHEAP-A GOOD SIX O
taye cottage papoforte will be disposed Of barxa
applied for immt diatsly. Inquire st 4s1 Broadway
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DTANo TO BE SODA HANDSOME SIX oCTA,
= In rosewood case. made y Dubois L seatury. 1
.snsi 70 new: Lowest price $3.50. Apply At sYDNI
psAhst Ms Music store, Blocker street, fourth door r
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MUHICAxrU

A MATEUR VIOLONCELIsr.-ANU OF YOU
n inca wishing to form Quartette club, would like
meet with respectable and capable violonotst. Addl
Club, Herald onice.
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AAuCEWG AUADKMKGN-
>~~>>~~~~~~~~>~
NEW CLAaSEs-BRoOKES DANCING ACADEMY,
IN at his new Assembly Rosms No. 36l Brooms street,
The most fashionable styles OF this country and arops
taught In the shortest ssbe time and moderate
rev class for ladies and MISE, Tuesday aerneon,
from till o'clock class for 20 t1euncn Tuesday
evening from till 10H Alto Glass for children
Wednesday afternoon, from 81 I'LL o'clock.
MADAME AUGUSTA HAS RE-oPRNED HER Dan.
IN olasses her odious house. NO III Broad
way. A reduction will BIO made 10 parties having
nnmber Of children 10 be instructed For tsrms And pare
nIAxs. apply between IL and o'clock.
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nssAnDINa AID LODaIRo.

RsEE THIRD PAGB.
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y ss, Its sle7,sss SfisIs7s s274c,sca
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EINE sILvERwARE OF BEAUTIFUL DESIGN AMI,
workmansbip tss SETS pitchers gobsts, cups ladei
forks article Of table suitable 10
presents, ~ the lowest prices. At
The daily union., 1852-02-13
AGENCY for Claims ut Washington city, by EVAN,

AGENCY for Claims "t Washington city, by EVANS
III d FAINT, Attorneys and Agents. =. EVANS, who has
clerk and chief clerk
Pension Office having resigned situation, has
caed with HAMILTON c. FAINT Of Missouri and they have
opened Washington city, the north side OF Pennsyl
Avenue 4 and 18th for the OF
against either before Congress or the several de-
partneus.
agent Washington but those 70 which their aen
ton viii be particularly the following, viz Bounty
land claims approved September 2 1880
granting bounty soldiers their widows minor chill
enl Of 1912 $780, OF 1911, the Florida
Hawk General Waynes war from Isa to lI95
the Mexican warclaims Of all
kinds arising with Mexico particularly for
PENSIONS and other property lost back
three clothing forage expended
raising companies Indian claims, and revolutionary claims Of all
Land warrants bought sold the highest market prices
They have the honor members Of Congress- and all ON
Gel OF the government generally
Dec 20 dSw3n
The daily union., 1852-02-13
SaO omTn % sy good. a. ps,%s 9S;

q In nnQ WORTH Of dry goods at prime cost
N4UUUU BARNES MITCHELL intending change IN the
would public hat from and after 20 day
they will article their house at FIRST cost The
being and well assorted with goods heJ
that they have opportunity OF get
ting offered IN Washington before
MANY goods fsucb be sold sacrifice. Thei
probably largest in the District and com
desirable styles OF the
Thoy particular 10 their heavy soch o.
new silks san veivc csshnercs &C. which must be reduced
Also menos, popfp moussoines, black and cooed apaca
bomban capes, French worked collars inside nano
sleeves cambrc edgngs and nseunfs
fnges, silk neck senrs nbands wnc Can
Grape sbaws long Cashmere shnw by STATE ana
Az Tre,on muslns coloed Illusions, pink, blue and white
grapes colored of evening dresses domesnc
goods of linen linen table damask, d.
spers irish linens cloths and venrs OF every de-
scpton velvet Brussels, roepD ana ingram caP'e rugs
floor olcloths, blankets, quilts, &c, -, 49,, -, .,--
Thsy o here inform their friends and patrons
e. \, 6rst cost shall certainly do, must be for
cash books win b, closed until the contemplated
cl,,nnc ,,l - Mace due which will be given.
s~ Between and 9th streets, Penn, Avenue.
Jan If-Jtaw3wif
The daily union., 1852-02-13

TIME WATCHES and Jewstry.A select assortment
bracng London Liverpool and Geneva Watches
hncst nd mo celebrated makers,
Diamond work, nclrdng and finger rngs,
pins emerad pearls rubies, kc richly fine gold
Iewery.
variety Of bracelets pins rings guard fob and chains
keys SEALS charms Ac for sale
chased elsowhereby
CHAUNCEY wARRrNRR,
Pennsylvania avenue, 9Th street, In tho
National Hotel building
Cbonoter duplex lever repeating musica watches
repaired.
Jan 3l--eod7r
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CARDThe attention OF the public !. respectfully requested 10
our cabinet French China dinner, dessert
and service mano cut glass ware ware
and single together with general
~ ae household furniture which has been
eat care from The best expressly for the trade
s will exceedingly for cash. liberal credit fo
Satisfactory paper nvrp . ,c,,nn
septl6-d Auationeers.
The daily union., 1852-02-13
AND GEoLoGY.-Dana's Mineralogy

MINERALoGY AND GEOLoGY.-Danas Mineraogy
MI Janesons Mineraiogy Pipss Mneraogy, by Ager Phil
Mnsogy Aan Richardson's Geology and it's Associate
seicpces Richardson's Geology by Wngbt Lyels Principles Of
Lyes Geology; Nieos Manual OF Minerao
eits Mineral Veins. farknsons Fossil Organic Re
Geological Manuals De la Beche' Geological
Observer; Ures System Geoogy Van Rennseiaers Geology
Baewes Geology Jackson What TO Observe Bucklands Ge
Miueraogy; Humbes Dictionary OF Geology and Miner
aogy Gibsons Ceantes Of Geology Fcuchtwansc on Gems
Chupman's M,neaogy Rockies Geology Science
Aneds Ancient Worlds Robouss
Dictionary OF Geology H,chcoek Geology Of Massachusetts
Geology Danas Manuel Of Mineralog
overmans Practical Mineaogy and Asssyng Mier Old Red
Rapd Geology Comstock's Geology Matber &c
oogy Agaezs Superior and many other works. English
American, subject Also, mining asssying
bowpipe COAL conchology hc
&c. advertisement Imported foi
part direct from Europe, by
Feb 10 FRANCk TAYLOR
The daily union., 1852-02-13

The steamship Columbia will ply, In connexon with II.
above steamers between San Francisco and Oregon
Each allowed $50 lbs personal baggage not
ceedng In measurement 10 cubic feet
Freight will be Chagres 10 cents foot and 6
Panama francisco the Of 800 per ION.
freight apply at the office OF the COMPANY
West street, New York city. nj. o. ROBERTS,
IanI n din
The daily union., 1852-02-13

MATHEW ST CLAIR CLARKE rcopened an
III ONCE for the transaction Of law and agency business,
the Department Of the INTERIOR nearly
Wizards Hotel, where he boards
Nov 2a-dsm mat, Intel, Republic, Telegraph
The daily union., 1852-02-13
LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.
yVorthtnUton q. knethen

CONTINUES to practise law in the Supreme Cont TO atnir
" prosecute claims and settle scc
against departments and boards OF commandment y
cure patents at home and abroad To obtain penson ~
and bounty collect debts dvdends legacies and
United States and In foreign counf@
stocks and bond and
and 10 negotiate purchase and sale OF loans, labt "
patent rights, in any State of the Union. - .
Particular paid to California land uue cases COMM
10 the United states Supreme Court on appeal -,
prepaid addressed w. O. Gnehen 5Cn
,am,;o, ,m.e, 'P ' oct9s-dI
The daily union., 1852-02-13

hmeican oiIcIOlh, Tom WtIVe
wide
lowprced American oicloth, from three six feet
wide
10 Cocoa maitings for basement, &c.
Also hand full assortment OF variety OF i'm
ported and American earpetng, such as
Brussels English and American Brussels,
imperial ply, and ngran hne and ngran low
priced rag hemp cotton, striped and plaid together
house furnishing which
prepared fully determined offer asgood terms
other dealers in this country.
An IT y. ii. IlOOE d CO.
The daily union., 1852-02-13
NExy Fn.hionabIe Tailoring EstabIishnent.-

NEW Fashionable Tailoring
IN LOUDoN CO., mems MERGERS and tailors, Brownshe
avenue, have just opened their new store win
aud well Of goods for geDtemcns wear, ao
cloths csssmeres, vcspgs ndfurnsbng goods generally
Army, navy, marne and revenue officers will find an
swords epaaicts sashes passans iaces, and sac
regulation Of their respective corps es
An experience Of many years in legitimate tailoring me-
goods desire TO please, with the cash y
protect against high prices, inducements nh
offer and most respectfully solicit patronage.
Nov Ie-dJu
The daily union., 1852-02-13

la "
Baltimore and Washington Railroad-Chnngs Of
Hours.
I'm after Monday, December st, the passenger btw
u Washington and Baltimore will be as follows;
Leave Washington at and 81, m, ~, m, and
Leave Baltimore a . and 81 M, and and u, p. m,
TscsccoBd from Washington and the fourth from Bdt
will with the train to and from Pbiade
Il. H. PARSONS,
Nov 29-dtf Agent
The daily union., 1852-02-13

IrOH Rent, the large and coumodtcus honse ~
II first ward occupied by the Brazilian Minister
For terms apply TO Gen. Gratiot, Sir Buildings.
Sept 2l--eodtf TIntell,I
The daily union., 1852-02-13

Pennsylvania Railroad.
~ H gN8HH WINTER ARRANGEMENT-Ddwei
Ia ~ vFX-X Philadelphia and Pittsburg Time reduced
twenty four hourson and after the LIST Of Decemb ne
scnger will be carried by the Pennsylvania Railroad Comp.
tween Pitsburs in twenty hours with only
wenty eight miles OF staging over an excellent turnpike
Fare, Sti. ,,u.
This between the great West and @
Atlantic cities accommodations in all respects IN
THOMAS MOORE
New II-d3m Agent Penn'a RairosdCa
JAMES l.. EDyVARDs, late Commissioncr Of rss-
sons Simeon Smith, alaw, formerly OF ofcss
burg New York, have opened Office in washington cry
Of business agents for cnms before Congress m
Of the general TbUpo
se attention business that may nua
Reference be made TO any members "s
Congress. ,rN,,n
Hotel, will be duly attended TO-
Sep l0-dly
The daily union., 1852-02-13


Sept 2i--codu TIntcli,J
nRY GOODS.-YERBY MILLER now opening wv
~ choice and cheap stock Of dry goods, such
Cashmeres and nous. dc Iane all prices
Plain plaid and brocadc silks
Wstercd roplins
Merinocs, all shades, and very cheap
Psrametto CLOTHS
Alpsces and bombszines, all grades
With various other descriptions of mourning goods
large assortment of camikc and nualn BANDS Inn
Sir dozen various styles embroidered linen cambne n
lawn handkerchief, very cheap
Fifly dozen Aexanders best kid gloves .ss
With ali kinds ofdry goods adapted ladies' ana
that cannot fail to please. ,u,IrR
Pennsylvania avenue, between Uh and y" Wv
Dec ft-codmif
IINIrORM and Dress of tho United states -,
u from the original teIt and drawings in the War Dep""
vol. 4to--colorcd plates - -, ..,rs.ropi
The Life Of william Penn, with selections from he con'
and autobiography; by Samuel Jsnnsy ro svo
whm .icaitics OF Thomas Hood, with wood cuts fh0e
Eve cents III -.
goss : FRANCK TAfIor>
n MEDTCAL students Wade Mscum by GEO.
M balI, MD. ..l,-.., IA Deosr
hcr, 1851. -, nv Chs. b
Vslpsau. Midwifery translated from the French !"
Risa,s,. Review Of Matera Medics vol, i2mo
IN. day received io' s"e" TAYLOR MAUI.
~. Bookseller, near gh H'''
The daily union., 1852-02-13

Canton mattlngs, Floor Otieloths Carpetlng, &c.
HE receiving per schooner statesman
from New York
so pieces "a extra heavy white Canton maings
20 do Sd do do do
Al do red checked dc do
54&6.4do do do
do a do fancy
do super English oiicloth, 10 feet wide
super olcioh, from twelve eighteen feet
wild