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Ang s-lAw3w
sTKWART yickens and Mary vickens, his wife

STEwART yickens and Mary vickcns, hi. wife,
Dcnnard Meekins William Meekins, Emily Meekins and
county, sitting
equity, of Maryland, July 1852, August A.
The object OF this decree for sale sf certain
real lying and being in Dorchester county.
The bill certain John Meekins, late Of said county,
departed life the eighteen hundred
thty leaving widow, Meekn- Mary Meekns,
Mrckns, Denanrd Meekia and smith; that the
said John Meekns seized Of Of land called
Mashy Pon lying and being Aeekns Neck and Tar Bay
u said containing thirty i've Of and ess that
he devised his said widow Elizabeth Meskns durnR
the said Elizabeth this life
eighteen hundred and that the said Mary
Meekns ntermaed with said Stewart Vickens;
Meekin life, leaving
Children William Emily Meekns, his heirs
William Meekns Emily Meekns
years said Smith
left OF Maryland reside unknown
companans; benefit all
said shall sold
Of this the OF division Of the proceeds amongst
those entitled thereto.
adudgd ordered and decreed by the order OF the
county the complainant
copy inserted published
Washington each OF hve before the
giving the said absent defendant
vng heirs dead Of the object and substance OF this
hill her Them 10 appear this con In person by
cor before the fourth Tuesday January next
premises, and show she they have, why
ARA SPENCE
s.xurL d. In Comrrr, Solicitor for Complainant
True oopy-Teste
hngli-law3w r. j. HENRY, Clerk
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ro., on,es De p.r,n.sns. october rs, 1884.

NOTICE hereby thai the advertisement q tho sot o.
IN sepeube 1851 nyitng proposals New Or
san and Vera being aceosdsnes with ts Of
3Ob OF August the hereby with
dawn following suesltuIsd in ia place. by duly eefu
that there
mall
bseen New shall be "sdaped for
rasss1 Bidders govern themselves accordingly.
he vessels however be used in transporting e mails on the
Pacific line must
sn, "a March, s4, anda,h june ls4e below
,eferred to l4tf &. ID. HUBBARD,
Postmaster General.
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OLD-Wster Cure.-The Hydropatbic Encyclopaedia
u TEN Of hydropathy and hygiene, in eight parts,
!. Outlines OF Anaony--Ilusraed.
a Physiology Of the Human Body.
o. Iiyaenic Agencies, and the Preservation OF Health.
4. Diefetics and Hydfop.hic Cookery.
IS. Theory and Practice Of Water Treatment.
Special Pathology and Hydro apeuc including The Ma
Causes symptoms and Treatment Of all known Diseases
z. Application tn Surgical Diseases. .#t .##5
Application Of Hydropahy Midwifery and the Nursery.
Designed guide families students, book
physicians, by r. J. Trail, M. ID, -
For sale by GRAY BALLANTYNE,
Novl2 Seventh street
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Law sEsssiEl .EsE..siiassi - N
Baltimore ana Washington Railroad.

PASSENGER trains folowsi
Leave Washington at Q o. M, l2l, M, and 4, pm.
Leave Baltimore Al and ., a. m. 4 and %, p.
Sundays second and third from Washington and
the second and fourth from Baltimore omitted,
Tickets Philadelphia New York be
obtained by leaving and4 Passengers
Of themselves and
in baltimore aud Philadelphia, the next railroad station
Badensburg, S3 quarter, will be
furnished upon application Al the Office
An osaf Agent.
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-r--- EDWARD X. COLLINS T. CO.,
No. 56 Wall street. N. Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY, x CO,
a.H Liverpool.
e. @. ROBERTS Il CO.,
l3 Kings Arms Yard London.
JOHN MUNROE b CO.,
26 Rue Note Dame des VICTORIES
Paris.
~ GEO. DRAPER, Havre.
The owners OF these ships god silver
bullion specie ewel precious stones or metals unless b
aang signed therefor and the value
Sept 5-dly
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IndennIts postponoment OF Land sale. ia Iowa.

IndeAnIts Postponcnnent OF Land Sales in Iowa.
NOTICE OF public lands ordered 20
IN be Fairfield and Dubuque, in the State OF
iowa by July umo,
,n,v postponed Of the act Congress on
titled dan additional land districts IN the State
approved august nearly all the lands
said detached from the above old districts
reprocamed the earliest day pracoa
Offices shall have been duly organized
nv the Presidents MlLbARD FlLLhohE.
Jous WILSON, -
I3--law4w
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CHARIlrs III. CIemeDcy ana Eliaabeth CIemensy,

NIIARLEs IL. CIemeDcy and Elizabeth CleHleney,
wife, Eusebius others.Circu Ceu for
Talbot county in tern ls5aThe object Of this
procure q Talbot
county oil which possessed
thar John departed this life seized and
Elizabeth Clemency and the dendan Eusebas Welch Sally
Porter George Ellen Wech, james Williams,
and Mary Williams wife, legal representa-
advantage of all parties
should be s0d that the said
Williams and Mary Williams reside out Of tho State of Mary
land,
iheeppon adudged that the complanants by
causing copy order inserted newspaper pub
Washngton the District of Columbia,
before Of November
defendants Of object substance
this bill and them appear this person by
ctor third Monday November
premises and show they have why decree
ought not pass, prayed
p d. HOPPER
True copy-Attest:
SAMT r. HOPKINS,
CIorLl
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@. w. YrRBY,
OF Washington City
T.. r MILLKU
of Virginia.
VERIFY IL MILLER,

Pennsylvania 9Th and 9Th Washington d. c.
HoLEsALE and retail dealers foreign domestic staple
and fancy dry goods mangs, cloths, nbie
and bed Spreads Blankets sheengs and
nshlng dry goods generally.
Strict, prompt, personal attention given orders.
27-lyif
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DHOGRESS OF Nations Essays on progress of nations
civilization productive industry wealth, and population by
q. Seaman. tt VI 5t
Temptations of City Lifean address young by w.
Cushnan
Smiths Lectures to Young Men,
GRAY & BALLANTYNE
Dec 3 Seventh
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University Of Gesrgia,

TIME trustees institution professor Of natural
science vacancy The l7th Of November next The
French language addition
branches appropriate the professorshp
Salary, 81 700 per annun, payable quarterly -
Sept 4-4tlaw ASBURY HULL, Secretary.
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THE Great Comnissioni Christian Church consu
tuted and charged convey The Gospel the World by the
Rev. John Harris, ID. ID.
Tsaober-oharacerscs Lords Ministry, by
the Rev. John Harris. I'll
Religious Progress Development the Christ
ian Character by the William X. Williams.
Sacred Rhetoric; Composition md Delivery Of Sermons by
Henry Ripley To which added ins Ertsmporaneous
Preaching, by Henry Ware, ID, n
Tho Christians Daily Treasury; Ebcnegor Temple.
Lectures Lords Prayer; by William r. Williams.
GRAY A. BAbLANTYNE'S
Religious Rock Depository,
Nov. III Seventh
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NO OWNERS Lands Texas.A gentleman In Virgins
and lawyer desires oremovo TO Texas
become the agent for
owner country, with to bring them into
ma r + 5#a.t.. N..9E + flE.
family small capital and is desirous engaging p
The satisfactory of oapac
and responsibility and his general acquaintance such
considerable emigration TO Texas
ANY ofTepas would he inclined avail himself
be pacedn correspondence with tho
advertiser get suitable responses addressing post paid
General agent NJ collector, Richmond, Virginia.
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Pacific Mail steanshp Company.-The only Through
Line Catf0rnia and Oregon.
IVA PANAMA.

<-s~~~ The public that, under present
RAr2 arrangements this company steamers inspected
ZEM6p1k0A approved Navy Department, suitable
a strength and power for conversion iato war
carrying United States nails will
Immediately arrival OF
Panama the
18th The following steam packets be-
the Pucifc a least OF which
Q n po nd of the
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FOR HARPER's FERRY.

THE Bell Fashion
commencing from this date, Georgetown and Hapsrs
Ferry
Leaving Georgetown daily p m, arriving IIarpers Ferry
morning a. time for Cumberland and
Winchester.
Returning, leaving Harpers Ferry p. M, arriving George
morning o'clock
Omnibuses be readiness, arrival pasengeni
Georgetown, convey them ie Washington.
Qy-Fare through, including board, 81 so.
Mar 2S--dn
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University Of Virginia.

THE OF this university win October
and end June 29h.
It's schools l. ancient languages a. meden
mathematics; phloopby 8, chemsy
g. medcne comparative anatomy physiology, and
moral philosophy; D. law TO- lecureshp Of anatomy
school,
ma adjunct professor law and lecturer
Expenses Tuition paid f school be
attended, s5o so eaoh three S25 each SIS
NoTE.In The school oIaw the for the intermediate class
500; the senior S75-ntepdance higher involving
privilege OF attending class. The fees for
entire Of medical lectures, including the dissectng
fee, are SOS.
and lodging, including diet, bedding furniture
attendance, Sil0 paid in three nstalHsnts
Uadvsnce; WISHING, 50 10 $40 session. fuel and light
occupng a 81 $40 each 40
Rent Of dormtery oceupynga room, SO
fee, SIS Is
-# 2a
contingent deTose OF $40 required OF each student
necessary clothing money books &c.
cannot be accurately stated. -
GEssNER HARRISON,
Aug I7--9aw9w Chairman Faculty.
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NOrCETbe undersigned hereby inform the citizens Of Wash
and the public generally that they have this day entered
copanerp for purpose Of making plans specifications,
estimates for dwelling and other houses and and
descriptions builders works. thorough pracca
branches badnr authorizes
the increasing de
mnnds o the community.
side, third door from 9Th will be
open for business from Z, a. m. q, p.
Al orders will be attended promptly and liberal terms
JOHN O. HARKNESS
Aug l0-2awm WN. w. BIRTH.
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RALTImORE College or Dental Surgery, session
ID Is52-'53
pAouLTy.
Chaplin Harris, b. NJ D. Professor Of Principles and
ice Of Dental Surgery. ...#Il
Thos r. Bond, , A. NJ D.. Professor OF Special Pathology
asd Therapeutics
w. r. Handy M. D., Professor OF Anatomy siology.
Alfred A. Bandy, Professor Operative
Philip H. Austen NJ. d. Professor Of Mechanical Dentistry
Reginald N. Wright, A. NJ NJ n, Lecturer Chemistry.
The mechanical and dsocting will be opened t
Monday Of October The innn1ry viii Throughout
year The Of begin Monday Of
November, and continue Till uie last OF March.
Tickets for the course, sio dissecng ticket opons SlO
maiicususn, s. diploma fee, $50
Good board from 81 80 10 50 So
Asq5 w. n. HANDY, Dean.
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II IAMrLTOH's wortIxs--ile in Earnest lsno. 70 cents
Ill The Mount Of Olives. lsmo cents
Harp the Wlows Ismo 20
Thankfulness 1smo. 30
Life of Hall. 32mo Git, 10
Happy Home--lusratod.
Life Of Lady Coquhoun- portrait. Is cents
"Dr Hamilton Il well this Of
brilliant writer's af the day His Life in Earnest" the soul
like buae blast, this beautiful
the low sweet wall Of
This Duncan,
saving this, tho highest preise that give i
For sale by IL GRAY A. BAITsANTYNR,
Nov Ia Seventh street
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CHARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL.

TN THEIR anxiety the a and
render this school eminenty useful the 0r
afforded board and tuition prices far below
similar nsuionsufcient barely meet
the exercise al the scest The
confidence the
necessary appoint additional students
which the interests Of the school demand board
been induced make small addition the charges
aggregate is hoped viii be sufficient for all contingencies
fsre-w
Ralssd That hereafter charges this institution
shall be as follows
Per quarter
In the primary English department alone ..........s4
In the Mathematical department alone
In the classical classical and mathematical department
In the department OF modem languages, for each foreign
In the scientific department, chemistry, natural pho
oPhy astronomy, practical surveying, &c with Of
instruments and aiteAaanse on experimental lectures
Board, washing &C.. heretofore ~ 60
The vacation is extended the third Monday
September
BY order of the board Of trustees;
E. T. BRIsCoE Register
CHARLOTTE HALL, ST. Mary's county Md, July 30 ls55.
Aug. %
GLORIOUS NEVS-The important discovery vel made
binders makers Druggists This tna
patent glue, liquid state, always ready
IL s free from smell and will keep liquid
wood china, marble,
substance il stands uneQuaed reputation
wherever has been introduced Is Of The first order
mechanics Observable n sight We offer liberal inducements
less by 20 than ordinary glue We making
extensive for tall trade,
will do well to attend this immediately We establishing
agents in all popnous throughout The United STATES Sold
bottles Of three and ase by the gallon Small
any part OF the United States, carriage ftee
Also the British furniture psish In bottles oree sizes Couny
merchants, at,e 10 the above. Apply early.
PHILLIPS & co,
Jsly 3l-d3m Cedar street. near Pearl, New York
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carnr

ORrHAH's CouRT,
August ,, is52
Ordered personal Francis
w. Dominck, Ayres deceased,
give required deceased by
q once weeks in the Union.
Teste-- EaH4 Ed NJ ROACH, Register
Ana
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Each passenger allowed lbs baggage free not
ceedng In measurement 10 cubic feet
furnished with and pillow and
with the IA
Freight will be Chagtes 20 foot and from
Panama Francisco the S0J The transit
the ishmus expense passengers
II will through mail line
great advantage in the quality OF the steamers employed and
from the boats always ready
both ends of line accidents.
For further Information Office OF the company "a and
berihs apply tho companyT
No III West street, of Warren street, New YORK.
Mari
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MADAM BLAKE's Dancing and WALKING Acsass',,
u Apollo HalNeAam Hi-te the honor of annoupchk
her patrons and the puddle for the season
commence The oad of November, 1852 Madam " has
cured through agent all the fashionable dane
th- coming Days of IN Washington Tueday.s
rniuday from half pss nlI half oeock Evnna ~
FOR gentlemen at hslfpast O'Clock For apply % me h
ln-eodn
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nE ROIr.AND's rreuch Gosrrp~ Pate, a superior sr-
envelopes and which
ar be 10 world For sale by "
= tW TAYLOR n MAURy, gs
Oci Bookselsrs, 9th street.
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Aug l8-law3w

fI,Iils % give subscriber hath OBJ
orphans Washington county Dis
Columbia
Francis w Domnick late Of Buenos Aes, South America de-
persons having against the deceased
exhibit the
subscriber February may
excluded all benefit of
Given under my hand this 9th day OF August, 1852
HENRY MAY, Administrator.
o y
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THE mail line Calvert daily II,
regularly with the fast line the rail
road Harrisburg daylight
through Pburg hours OF depart
from Baumore This line direct with
fas Ptsbug Cleveland
and the Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati railroads. and
through from Baltimore Cncinna
fory-four running
Ths slow mail line leaves the place daily, sX, BY
this line reach Hodaysbug at OF the day Of de
paure and lie over until the nen day, when they
their the Ptsburg
evening or in thirty six hours from time Of departure from Bal
more and with all the comfort and advantage OF having enjoyed
natural rest and repose.
These lines the enjoyment Of liberal patronage
from the travelling public their equipments surpassed BY
those OF any other route between the East and West
lNHNuN NOTICE.
Tickets for Pittsbu Massilon Cleveland Cincinnati ny
"the railroad neD only Of agent
and snsqehanna Railroad Company, Calvert
more, ard AT the following
Sihcunhu. .s....ss...SII
Cleveiand 10 80
10 Massilon 10 90
i"rh"oufg ....s....s.. 80
Travellers win bear in mind
Cncnna its and its accommodations erceod
ALFRED GATHER
Superintendent
oryIor BArrrxoRs AND suseurnassA R.ILno.D Co,
Baltimore, August 20, 1852.
Aug 24--d2wif
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The railroad Route TO the West.

Through Cincinnati rail the entire diaes erept ten mil
uhich Is done in coaches
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NOTICE

T Caanfs, Occupants, aud Permit
tiers Of Mineral Lands.
Every person entitled right of preempon any
within fractional townships
and receiver Of the land Office, and make
practicable This notice. and before the
appointed puhc of
embracing claimed viii be
under the entitled Gan
additional land dis'c, IL the Territory Of Wisconsin, and
Sd March, sf7 iSssses,
permfccs OF their leases permits
Of the townships and fractional townships above
entitled the entitled can
reduces minimum price OF The mineral lands in the Lake supeo
district Michigan, ane tho Chippewa district In Wisconsin,
approved 26 September 1885, the land covered by their
and permits respectively at the minimum price
Of 81 Us full section
ueJ the surrender OF such proper
he shall full
~ so IL required establish the The
Willow
practicable notice.
appointed public
claimed, otherwise claim
forfeited. .... ...
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land once
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The steamship Columbia viii keep semimonthH sommu
Francisco awaiting nj the
arrival of mails from Panama.
and returning without delay with the mails and for the
steamer from San Francisco.
regular propeIers wheel will be kept
freight between
Panama and San Francisco.
Some OF the above will keep the connaIon between
The in the Allan
tic will be mainaned by the United States mail steamships
0cOTGa .oVoo tohs
III fniiadelphia
p~rnou
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y.
land.
THIS well known establishment lately thoroughly
vated and fitted for the especial benefit o families wihn
quiet comfort and II Is located remarkable
for i ralubry In the Immediate vicinity excellent snhm
sirabe In the State than the village New Windsor
The subscriber ll accommodate twenty-five
soarders The table viii be satisfy taste ei
all The bar viii be furnished with the best liquors.
gsrs, &c.
The for board shall moderate, nothing t
done which will cenduce the comfort pleasure vse
New windsor is Of and reached either
stage 10 Westminster, by the Baltimore Ohio railroad
Woodbne or Mount Airy either OF which pnces Conveyance
viii be found 20 convey New Windsor notice
given TO the subscriber a few days before.
SARAH BARTHoLow, Proptetor'
July e3-dn @ J.P BARTHoLow Agent
III ATS and Caps Hats and CepsI Men and Boys,
IL Of every style, quality price suitable winter
large and compee us received and for sale reason
able prices, O. II. LANES
Hat, Cap and Genfemen's Furnishing Establishmon,
Sep ls-3tw2wn Penn. ay., AZ street.
News and Telesraphl
tory and condition OF its various branches In all ou
tal Peeuiarues by Rev Porter, A. M author Of me
True Evangelist,r
Lectures Young Men Dangers, saguads and Recn
sibIites; by Rev. Daniel Smith.
The Merchants Daughter, and other narratives by Rev
Barr. M
The Successful Mercbnntstetches Of Of Mr. Samuel
Budgets by William Arthur, a. NJ.
For sale by GRAY q BALLANTYHE,
Nov ~ Seventh street
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OFFICE ofsbc View York npd Liverpool Uaited States
steamship Company, No, b6 Wall suectNew York. hu
1s5lTbebooks the balance OF the
this subscribed for previous the passage the
increased mail from the will be opened at
their from the 10th the o of September next in
elusive. ny order Of The board Of direcior .or
Aueo l>Na H secrs'ary
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HIGHLAND pt.AIDS.-Ths day opened
III 100 Highland plaid the exquisite qualities and
styles, io chidrens Those desiring goods Of that
class had better call n
pieces ousseines brightest colors
and best qualities
50 pieces fine and mOunrenes, snautrai shades
10 pieces fine "Pars Iosey fanpes,n all colors
100 pieces white nnnneis nll prices and qualities
10 pieces thin caerinnrer and tweeds for boys pans
goods, povehay low prices.
Terms cash, the contrary. G
Good articles low prices and fir dealing be relied on In all
H PERRY pHoTHER,
oct9-dn Opposite Centre Market,
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Rock Nes,c..

Book Natie..
Lnp.RY Houss or RKrrssrNrs srryrs,
August "a, ls52
LARGE number Of books belonging this oe yet u
IA The members OF the House. having them " %
possession, respectfully requested hem @ be rsme
H Fail JOHN A. PARKER,
Aug 97-du ns Librarian rlous~ Of Representative
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1Hsns 8"s"rnhrN N"'"P"NY, OF Utscn, New YORK.
Capital $4,000.
THIS
private buildings IN the city country fnirs
goods merchandise generally. Also marine
and risks by steamboats, railroads. rivers, and ON bc
favorable ~. N
m ofbusness and safc,
The satisfaction that they have accumulated annie
surplus which,
invested IN the careful enabling them
sceponabie decentralization those who
business with this company.
JOHN r. HINMAN, President.
II, H. uAWLEy, Secretary
CHARLES DE SELLING. Agent,
lth street, opposite Odd Fellows Han.
June oo-AawIy
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UTUITE BRANDY hND PURE CIDER VINEGAR,
spices uc2 ha pipes Of b proof pure white brandy, for
preserving peaches, sc,
1880 gallons pure cider vinegar, from Virginia. expressly for
pckling aud table
long pepper, white and dark mustard seed, white
Jamaica ginger cloves nutmeg and other fresh spices SC
Tor by GEO. n TIioS. PARKER n co,
Sept 7--MThsS9hf Opposite Browns Hotel
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ID III. HOOE a CO.. wholesale ard Retail Dealers ~
hocv oil cloths, mattinRs curtnin
sheetinn snd house furnishing goods generally
Pennvsas svssse between Eh ssA s Streets Washington
u.
Aug oo-@T tnt 4f
DEMOCRATIC Review fer june. SO. with portrait
FRANcK TAYoLR.
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New York Fashionable Clothing Establishment,
wholesnle and retail, for cash only.

Wholesale and retail for cash only.
LFRED MUNROE Co, No AL Broadway (between
n snd Grand strceu invite all persons visiting New York,
cther m business pleasure call their estabs
and examine the superb OF
Fine and fashionable clothing
Gentlemen's furnishing goods,
Boys and chldren's clothing, SC,
Of the best description, there exhibited for sale.
The principles which New Orleans establish
which popular
and West strictly adhered AL Broadway
Our facilities for obtaining goods
times offer the choicest and most fashionable styles Of garments
and nj the lowest prices.
Every article q sold under full guarantees
No pRIoEs-The price each
plain figures, the
be made.
descriptions clothing notice.
ALFRED MUNROE Il Co..
AL broadway, New York.
ALvRsp Muraopl
WV. ID. ArsArr May 05--d2nif
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the Rusiness Of Congress.

II is to be hoped that the House will take thu
rebuke administered by the elders in the Senate
in good part, and go to work in earnest
Enough, and more than enough, of fancy work
in the way of speech making has been done, lei
them now do justice, too long postponed
TO many of those private claims which only need
few hours attention to be finally disposed of.
Our attention has been called to this matter
by the statement made on Friday last by Mr..
DANIEL, of North Carolina, in the House, and
he is we'll known to be one who never talks at
random, and no man in the House keeps more
vigiant eye on the treasury than he. When
therefore, he makes SO strong an appeal, the
merits of the matter may not be doubted.
Mr.. DANIEL. | have made several efforts TO
get the House to dispose of several bills lying
upon Speakers table for months. 1t is very
necessary that they should be disposed of, and
do hope they will be disposed of now. 1t will
consume but very little time. 1t is reproach
to the House to permit bills, involving 20 large
interests as they do in regard to private ndvid
uals, to remain so long undisposed of. They
ought to be disposed of at once"
Yes, if such be the case, they ought TO be
disposed ofa once" Both public and private duty
demand it.
BY the rules of the House, Fridays and Sat
urdays are set apart for the consideration of the
private calendar For three months this has
been omitted. 1t would seem high time to sup
ply this omission.