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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-07
Events In Great Britain.

In the political world there has been complete lull,
and an parties were gancipg prospectvey at the trial
Of strength that must tGke place between Lord John
Russeis cabinst snd Parliament
The approach Of the meeting Of Parliament had
given impetus to the demand for reform BILL
Meetings had been held In Manchester Leeds, and
other towns to stain Lord John Russell in his efforts
however do not appear to have been very remarkable
for their spiiit The Manchester meeting Wedues.
day. the 2.st, the most important electoral demon
stration held ia connection with the subject
The London Tines complains that the metropolis is
in quite ab'uId and anomalous state the county
Of Lancaster with regard to the representation Lon
don, with pcpGation Of two millions and half only
sends twenty two members to the House of Commons
including tbo,e from the metro potan boroughs For
tie Of Mdcesex and the eastern district Of
rey the Of rsteable property the dproporsion
Is still greater.
he io1 don journals in state Of perturbation
respecting the national defences, and suggesting
various and modes Of defence in Of in
vasion Ths Morning Chronicle is surprisci that the
hation should have oLg been blind to the necessity
which exists Of aysiirg itself Of its Of protection
Another journal argues the propriey of recalling the
ships ard steamers service abroad.
The American Minister and Mrs. Lswrence, Miss Law
renee and Coone, T Lawrence, ef. London Salur.
day, for Paris to be absent a few days Mr.. Bancroft
Davis would Charge dAilss Of tao United States
dutine the absence Of the Minister.
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DOU BL E. s H f. f. II.
NE WS BY TEL e q r A P n.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
~~--~>~ol>>~~>-~J~>~~~
ARRIVAL Of THE EUROPA, AT HALIFAX.
~>~,-~,1~ol>~o~~~~0-~-~e~
ALL QUIET TN FR ANcE.
o~>>~--~o.~>~~>~~.,oo~>e>
Attempts Upon the Life Of Louis
Napoleon Frustrated.
e>-<~~~>o-~>o>~~~~~~>~.
Decree Depriying the Orleans Family
Of The Right to Retain Property.
STATE OF AFFAIRS In ENGLAND.
~~>~~~>~oc~cS>>-~,>~~~>y~
Military Officers Executed in Spain
oy>~~e>o~~o~~~~~e,-~>1~>o
Penal Colony Established in Hungary, by
Austria.
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nEpRESgIllN IN N,JE IDhDnF MnVFy NApVFT
Decree Depriying the Orleans Family
Of The Right to Retain Property.
Military Officers Executed in Spain.
Penal Colony Established in Hungary by
Austria.
DEPREsslea IN TIE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Slight Decline in Cotton.
IMPROVEMENT In TIE CORN TRADE,
&c &c. 60

Ey SCOTIA PRrJNswIcK. AND
MAINE LINES TO PORTLAND, AND THENCE TO YORK,
OVER BAIN's MERCHANTS LINE, ~ WALL STREET.
HALIFAX, N. 8 Feb. 9, 1852.
The royal mail steamship Europa, Captain Lott, ar
rived here At twelve o'clock to night bringing thirty six
through pan engers and five for Halifax.
She brings Lordon and Paris dates to the 2Sd, and
Liverpool to the cath uls
The has experienced very boisterous weather, and
succession Of head winds
TIE Cunerd steamer Canada arrived at Liverpool at
"A. n. on the 18th ult
The Collins steamer Pacific telegraphed of uoIy-
head at sA the 2ls and arrived in the Merscy at
hsIfpast O'Clock p. NJ.
The City OF Glasgow, from Philadelphia, arrived at
Liverpool at A. NJ ON the 23d ut.
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by tie Eo prussian Gc.sts Of the 18th January, wc
learn rhet Prroe schwartzenberg bad been indpo,ed
for day. lie was strrck with apoplexy on the
Issh, ami perl1us csueequences were spprehendsd.
Pcirce Metterpieh has Appeared ia public at one Of
the balls given iy the ArohduChess Sophia, mother Of
The Emperor
Congress actively urslng its labors on tho customs
question.
penal ony hss been established in Hungary, In
pite Of the unavabng remonsttanoes and re,entmsnt
OF the Hu,gsrians.
Prol osals 10 active preparation for new Austrian
loan to be effected IN the foreiJn market Pho urgent
uecessiy Of this to carry the machinery Of
10 stated 10 have been tho real cause OF the
rstirepent OF Baron Krsuss freS his lato poss as
Hini,ter ST Finance.
The seccad note Of the President Of the French repub-
uc to Prince sohwsrtzenburg conte,ns tte strongest
q pacific policy and the reapTontnent Of
H. de Flahault Minister OF France to the Austrian
Court which l. good deal talked Of aud seems to ir
Ply the best ponsiblo feelings between tie two powers
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FGors have been made by the court party 10 Prussia
60 sbrcgae the constitution although propoal effect
the restoring or the high ohical principles lad
failed by vote d Lar to l23.
The result Of the late debate q regarded rather on
oouragng tsr Otherwise and new projects OF revision
fre nm trta Ggiiy
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Affairs in France.

NJ. NJ Denorney and rould had left the ministry and
were replsced by Depsrsigpey and Abbatuccis.
ministerial eiice had been created, namely, the
Ministry of sate, aud NJ. Csssabiancs had been ap-
pointed to It
Bv decree, the Orleans family cannot possess pro-
perty of sort in France, ard bound TO sell ali
their present pcsscssons within one year
Another decree cancels Louis Phlpes donation to
his children and appropriatesit 1t to other purposes.
The dovery or the Dutchess Of Orleans, Of 500 900
francs is ma ntained.
The DEGREES countersisned by the new Minister Of
Etate, Oaesabisnca
The Minister of War has acceded to General cavagnacs
demand to be placed the retired list OF the army
The ex-epressntatves not comprised in the DEGREES
OF bansbu.nt have just been authorized to return to
their homes
The great bodies OF the State are to wear particular
dresses Those OF the Council of State the Senate and
the Legisiarc win be rich and resemble what worn
under the Empire.
It's said that second IL not q third attempt on the
President. life had been made An officer Is reported to
have snapped his pistol at him. his carriage was COM
ing out Of the Csrorsal rusor also rife in Paris
With oil is details that the wife Of Elk Pref.ct had
tried to roisnaTd him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-07
Military Executions In Spain.

There hsd been several executions OF military officers
ct Madrid and tranquility was restored.
Stringent to be enforced to destroy tho
title liberty o. the press which the people Of pain enjoy
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DISSATISFACTION AT THE CANAL. APPOINTMENTS
LEGISLATIVE DEMONSTRATING OF A FLOOR IN
THE NORMAL SCHOOL, ETC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-07

Ing advertisement, was held last evening -
CONVENTION THE IRISH SOCIETIES IN THIS Crry-An
tho delegates from the societies th Conven
ton requested 10 be at the meeting Of Friday
evening" the 9th Instant ht rs Prince street, By order
- PATRICK DEE, President.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15
TO FEsEALES.

Or. s. 2. Townsend = Compound ex-
tract u -aFsaparIIil has more than a
Thousand times proved itself the
greatest female strengthening mcdI-
cine ever invented.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15
WISCONSIN LUJIBEH YARD,

corner Main and Franklin siree-s,l
GALENA, ILLINOIS.
7HE subscribers invite attention to their large and
L well assorted stock OF seasoned Lumber; 6ls, con
sisIFUE IN pa follows:
-5.eoo f=et2Iuch, y, IA and inch, Clear Lumber
NUH feet do do do do second Clear.
{ WNa f-eG = and inch FlUprBg-lear and Common
-HpIf feet siding. do DO
-5 gtu feet Fencing,
n- U1 +ciu-t and >Cautling-
35t 900 #o8u gn--d fereuL thicknesses.
Also
~h' ngGs, Baih, nber, sash, Doors. &c.
Having is connection with Lumn-r Yard. A PI.A-
MIG MAt.HiS r. SASH FAtFTD K Y and p ATENT W
prepared 10 work 70 order, furnish xcd
fl urInr- sash Doors, Vide tEin Lumber suitable
for PANEL stuff, Cabinet Makers use &c
JOHNSON & RARR0WS.
Galena- 7riI ID, 1882. ne6-3m
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15
DYSESGERY.

This distressing disease Is d de-au-
ged condition Of the vssceraI ORGANS
Whether resu Ting from contagIon i'm
proper Diet, change of climate. or from
any other cause Dr. ) P Townsent's
Compound extract Of SzrsapariIIa is
demonstrated tobethe most ? f5cacious
anu potential remedy ever discover
Ell.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15

INSURANCE AGENCY.
I'VE undersigned having received the Agency OF the
I faIIau 5aE O.. -'Tan5es- fo wit
J.ters7u LIE Insurance Co Of Cincinnati, Ohio,
AND rE--
Ne,r Iors Central Insurance Company, Of Cherry
TaEet " y
prepared take risks Lives and Property, the
4vorbe terms either The soIn' sock or Autu-
ID Principle. K. ID PELFpRD-
lIts Agent for iowa Co.. Wis
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15

Iok the purpose Of uniting capital vita his own rep
\ usatiun tor masiuz me EST RIFL IS ~ THF
WORLD and thereby enable him 10 accomodate lar
ger number of his friends and customers. has recently
formed Co partnership with Mr. Nelson iahrop IN the
GENSyIFEEEENG BUSINESS,
under the firm OF SPRAGUE * LATHEOP, b. whom
the business viii be continued hereafter, upon much
extensive scale. Mr.. Iltdr0p has just returned
from Chicago with general assortment Of ~portsme s
FIxuez, the best quality, which will be sold on the
most reasonable terms We shall keep constantly on
hand supply Il the frst quality Of
AMMUNITIOy, POWDE R-FLASFS, SHOT-BAGS
AND BELTS, GAME-BAClS, CALIFORNIA
KNIVES, Of various sizes, &c, sc
Almost any article wanted the hunter furnished cheap
RIFLES
Kept constantly on hand, made to order and W-raH
Ted as good can be bought elsewhere.
D- All kinds of REPAIRING done on short
netIce, and warranted.
E :. SPRAGTE-
NELSON LATHROP-
Mineral Point. Feb. L. Is52 I7f-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15


Phelps s. Johnston Vs.
i5hu stone and Circuit CagrE, Iowa Co. Wis.
A. r.. Parish.
d virtue Of writ o. Fez FHcia=. ie-1ed out the
ID Office Of this Clerk 70 J Circuit curt tn aud
County %. loga alt -ate ~ IS i-cnsn in the above
tiled CauserEi % lirace ana delivered against the
u0dchatteis. lands and alguletz f the above named
defendants have this day levied r3Ju and seized the
Glowing described real estate, a Tax property O.
Dove uam s!=a1au-sr viz the north Sust quarter Of
The north west quarter rf section thirty four go
seven 2 range ID sasz- IN the County n u~a and
state Of HiconsIu and shall expose 90 pubic vendue,
the highest bidder for cash an the right, title ard
crest the above named defendants hr n ard % ihest
real estate on the -}b day 90 November A. IT,
any time since. SO le front door rF he Court t.-
he Town % Mineral Point Saturday the 18Th dag
Nay d. 1881, between the hrU~s q nine O'Clock
and ur O'Clock ?. Of sid day. EH saiisfy said VIII
md costs r. r. WV An, sheriff.
sheriff. Cf7ce- Mineral Point, March 81, f-57.
AHAsA CoEH, At'y for 81 Is 13-6w
The above gallo f. postponed til Saturday. the 18th
Lay Of June next a. tl- place ard lime 81 day
II LIZARD = VIVIAN, sheriff
& neral Point, May .3la5 to-
The above IS further postponed until Saturday tho
h day Of August next, e she same place and time q
day. 3. IS. VIVIAN, sheriff
Mineral Point Juue 2f 1851. So w
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15

TEE0WNS se-es Of Readers Towa's Speller and pefn
Z pr, Yields New GRAMMAR and Lamber.s PEysiUl0
gv- published Is Maine and New Fors- by SanbCrn nd
Carer be had If t-has ". & George r Frank, 81
Pttevs- where schools traders or individuals be
supplied 60 -ug ana. Many ad vsuLsEas VII bs der
formation they ,.l-D- afurd-ng better under
standing Qf what is read. Care has been taken
plain 5y notes. ~ the bottom Of each page, ali difficult
-lrs historical aud classical illusions and proper
These llae Es well bound and particularly
second and third readers the print very plain; and
l the eXperiaa have had Ia teaching, ild
E8uug scholars ie-u their lessons easier, aud
interested in these Read and Spoilers than any others
we have ever used.
Although TUH Ms Readers and Spoilers cost Us more
than others would cost. viii furnish them very
nearly the c-lzltsl price of other school books.
CHAS. w. 3 q EJ. r. PRANK.
Pl4s1eyIl, February Sun, I-5.. IS MS 3.a-tE
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15

o. Caui=ters g lbs. EACH Imperial
SFss5s-@ez=zs Gun powder and Black Teas-ChUiCc.
.ls y L Is F. Chests Imperial Teas
1872 FpESHF = do Young HysoB,
~ = do Gu1pOUdpr,
eEsE TEAS, u lbs. Ca.tys imp. x Y. r. Teas.
E&sr "a l. rs. do do do. do.
Sa%- - All Fresh and Fine, lust reed at
May 1852. GEO ". COBbS-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15
L.LYnoN s FOIEY.

IElIsr5 u GF3-fr-5I fI+l1-5- HITtDsTeI CTaetfTgl
SC, Sc Sc
AVE on band General fs1-tHTcut Of sugars, Ter
n Coffee Meaass. " alsk-ys BraHdys and WIne7 al
a large assortment %
CROEERY-WAEE- LogEISG GLASSES, & CLOCKS
the best Kind, which they warrant good the bss4.
Being determined r sf Tor cash. lly offer 4zaE
goods az very iJa prices.
Among thQlr 4ssgr,ae1. uay De found Windos IA
les. able Covers Sc Isu aad Us and lszra car
price, and have agr What ygu viii g-archaze.
store next door 10 s. Auction Room, and OPPOSITE d r.
County BuIl1inzz
Mineral Point Nay i-51.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15

COFFIN>! COFFINS!T
- IT II undersigned, in returning thanks to
- the inhabitants of sir eral Point and viciu
go ity for thsIr liberal zLr8n HeetU01-e would
S4 announce that be- has and viii continue To k@eT
49, hand fer the accom- 1dati, Of hose residing
81 ia the country we'll Us iu tOwu,an assurtu eu
50 of READY MADE corr ms, OF various 81 e .
~ which, viii BE- sold ON the most reasonable term
He viii also make TO or5er, for such dtsueit
any quality 1I a. fins needed
His shop Is few doors &C B, ech'z Store, and
his res demos opposite the Masonic Hall
r. All kinds or CABINET WARE sept or
hand at all times, made 20 order, prizes
p0udug with the scarcity Of money Please call and
examine his st1Ck.
EDWARD KINNE.
NJ neral Pc MT, January 26- IsJ2- nIfly
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15
New Firm. New Goods,
tn III i 1t b Il "a

III u ! IL q "a "a
FETEFF subscribers respectfully announce to the ci-
zeu= of Mineral Point and vicinity that they have
purchased Curtis Beech entire stock Of Goods. and now
fer them go the pubac cheap the Cheapest for
cash. Country Fr-daca- or approved credit.
Persous wishing TO purchase Goods, requested to
call and examine Goods and prices
LLOYD & WHEELER.
Mineral Point June 9. Is51 33f
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15

Do not allow your children grow up with seeds Of
Rheum atism in % cir constitutions ID s easily Cuea III
attended To N time: but wheu neglected 10 becomes
chronic and troublesome Nothing equals Dr. : p
ToWuseudfs Compound Extract tra pariIla reuu-
wing pains OF Rheumatism tie young as the
old.
Fort Wayne, March Q. 1850.
Dr. :. P Townsend Dear SRI take the liberty al
dressing ven tEthoHgh perfect stranger in regard
your valuable medicine NJ years
been afflicted for The last three months with that TERRIBLE
disease kheuu stIsm- She attended constantly by
several Of our best physicians but Ih little help Al
last Vas induced purchase bofEle nf your Lesima-
bic preparation OF SaTspaFlis of yer agent Il. b. Reed
In ths place Aftsr taxing The first bottle. she began
recover r6m her iaueEess, be able WaIk =10ut
dhe house. After taking the second bottle Size
syell ever. { would advise al those afflicted with
1AheGEn2Liz1l - give IL 3 trial.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15
HOLD Up THERE!
Spring E Arrival
OF
II 2 W GOOD s 8
| 5 > =
At THE
.NesC YORK Cheap Store
DelleF & hIicheIbacber,

AVE inst received their Spring stock OF Goods which
they offer to tbe buying pubuc cheaper ever be-
fire Offered in hs market Among the articles Of their
extensive STOCK, may be found the following:
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15

~ Hads. n. o. SUGAR, fair 60 prime received
Sss an1 for sale % g. y. CDBB'S.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15

4 FEW first rate CALIFORNIA RIFLES
l on hand al the sign Of the Gun, warranted
10 be the best quality.
Bv F.. s. SPRAGUE.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-16
Affairs In Georgetown.
GEORGETOWN. July 16-f1.

GEORGETOWN, July 16-f3 n
Look ont for tie Valam.-A lady vino reside
in Baltimore arrived in our town this morning,
in pursuit Of unfeeling wretch Vs., soa.e
days ago kidnapped her small chia r0N ron oG
with it. She traced him from BALTIMORE ta
Frederick city, from there to Rockville, NOD from
there to the District, where It. is suvpas.l 1t
now is lie goes about bcggiog o4 b.
child with him, for the purpose Of excite .yr.
pathy. Officer John Adams .s an Eu. ,-#1t
for him this morning. 1t is h3Tyl sat. '..
GERS and citizens of your city wia a..' ..,g
sharp look. out, so that if he is il ou a.i- nr
may be arrested, and have meted cuf ie"
punishment which is due such on nE " 10
ster, and a distressed mother have RS. ret l'
her her lost child.
The water is being let upon our canal, ana by
Saturday or Monday navigation will be resumed
the entire length of the line.
The examination and exhibition OF Georgetown
school will take place on Monday and Tuesday
next. The Rev Thomas Sewall will deliver an
address on Tuesday
w. W. Corcoran, esq, has placed in the hands
of the Board of Guardians n donation of 300,
to be distributed among number of the most
deserving boys. ELECTRO.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-16
European Affairs.


We were yesterday enabled to place before our
readers a good telegraphic summary of the news
by the Asia. The following more recent items
have since been received:
ENGLAND-A serious riot had occurred at
Stockport, between the English Protestants and
the Irish Catholics, and several houses Of the
latter had been pulled down and their chapels
sacked by the mob. A detachment of troops
finally put an end to the riot, and took over one
hundred of the ringleaders into custody.
One report states that sixty persons were car
ried wounded to the hospital. One person was
killed on the spot, and several honses were torn
down. The Catholic chapel was sacked, and the
| organ and altar furniture were burned in q bon
| fire in the street. Nothing was left standing of
| the church but the bare walls. The military
were called out, and succeeded in restoring
peace. The town is now occupied by troops-it
| being reported that Catholic mob from Man
chester and other towns intended to come and
retaliate. The riot grew out of the ill feeling
engendered by the Queens recent proclamation
against the Roman Catholic professions
The telegraphic cable between Dublin and
Holyhead does not work. A surveying party is
engaged searching for the injury or the defect.
France Thirteen individuals were arrested
on Thursday the 1st inst, at q house in the
Batignolles, charged with making an internal
machine, composed of IA barrels, capable of con-
tanning each about 90 bullets. Some of the men
were actually at work in moulding at the time of
their arrest.
The Sultan of Turkey had permitted the French
ship-of-war Charemagne to pass the Dardanelles,
for the purpose of taking on board the French
Ambassador at Constantinope.
Twenty-Five persons had been arrested in Paris
charged with conspiring with others resident in
London to effect an insurrecton in France.
The latest oc,nnnts from Alperia renresent he
insurrection there as completely quelled.
Letters from Paris state that the fusion has
| again come to full STOP and that there does not
now appear to be the slightest chance of recon
ciliation between the princes of the House Of
Bourbon.
The accounts Of floods in the provinces continue
of very melancholy character.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-16

The Whig party is made up altogether of " sec
tional men, They are governed entirely by
selfish motives and were never known to origi-
nate liberal idea. 1t is just rs easy to unite oil
and water as to unite all the factions and cliques
composing the Wing party. They are united
only in one matter, and that is, q common hatred
to all men of purer principles than themselves.
PHtsburg Post
Yes, there are the Nullfers and Secessionists,
with their Union neighbors, of South Carolina,
Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, &c.; the Kane
letter tariffites of Pennsylvania, and the free
traders of the South; the Democrats Of New
Hampshire, who prescribe the people of Pc
culiar religious communion; the Democrats Of
Virginia and South Carolina, who have restricted
as long as they could the elective franchise The
Wings are all I" sectional men !"
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-16
Cholera at the West.

CINCINNATI, July u,
The Maysville Eagle says that n few cages af
cnolera continue to occur in that city. The
whole number that have thus far dicl is u.s.
The cholera has broken out at Wir,lneton Ohio
Six or eight deaths have occurret, aui there x
considerable alarm. 1t is also Pg9rot1mg in se,-
eral small towns throughout tn West
In Cincinnati there are soma dohtag bg cuyla4s
daily, but no epidemic and ne alarm Tia.
quarantine physician repor'S great decrease IN
sickness on the river.
The call for mass convention oI Wigs at
Srawn in consequence of the exaggoratca report
of cholera at that place
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-16
DIR. STICKLAND'S
American Family Pills!

TIE GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE OF THE AGE!
DESIDES the cathartc and antdyspeptic quality of these
I'D Pills their adaptation to purify the bood-to the
Liver Complaint Urnal and Abdominal Diseases and
cialy that class of malaies known Female Complaints
relieve the system of Worms, and pmpcs the skin
may be seen set forth In pamphlet which be had
gratuitously of the wholesale agent
~ NB.-The above PILLS highly recommended, from
responsible source that the public have the best posi-
BILE guaranty of their GREAT VALUE.
They have already acquired popularity rarely cquaLed
In short time they have been for sale in this city
General agency at A. GRAY'S, Bookstore,
7th street, opposite dFellow's Hall.
Also for sale by
Y. NJ T. KING corner Of ] 1t. and Vermont ".
J. d. GARDNER Co, Capitol Hill.
u. r. CLARKE, Md. and 1lth st., 1slaud)
r. G. McINTRE, cor Of 7th and streets.
j. n. DAVIS, corner of 9th and l. streets.
.iune lB-tf
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-16
Destruc tive. Fire.

WORCESTER, (Mass,) July Is.
The Roman Catholic College in this city was
entirely destroyed by fire last evening, with the
exception Of small part of the east wing A
portion of the library was also saved. Most of
the furniture was destroyed, and the tutors and
professors lost everything. There were one hun
dred students in the institution. The total loss
is fifty thousand dollars, on which there is no
insurance
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-16
REPLENIsH YOUR LIBRARIES!

REPLENIsH YOUR LIBRARIES!
Books going at Greatly Reduced Prices!I
rHE subscriber having determined to TO larger
store in order to increase his business TO such exon
will fully supply tho varied demands of the public fo
RELIGIOUS BOOKS respectfully announces TO the citizens OF
the District and strangers visiting the city, that with view
of closing out his old stock ho will sell 10 those who will
buy literally FOR CASH at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
until the Goth of July.
His stock consists In part Of large assortment Of
Family Bibles, Hand and Pocket Bibles
Foxs Book of Martyrs-Quarto Family edition, beauti.
fully illustrated
Bunyan's Complete Works with numerous engraving
simmons Scripture Manual-inyaluable to heads Of
Families and Sunday y.school Teachers
Several Commentaries and many Religious and llisnri
cal Standard Works
Miscellaneous, Juvenile, Prayer, aud Hymn Books
Albums, Autograph Books and Annuals
Sunday school Libraries
School Books, Blank Books, and Stationery
Handsome Portfolios, Porte-monnnics
Writing Desks and Gold Pens
Fancy Work. boxes and numerous Fancy Article.
Bohns View Of Washington City, Dawn Of the Hhllcu.
num- Portraits of Bishops hsbury and Carroll, Litho.
graphic Prints, &c--al CHEAP FOR CASH.
RS- Please 10 call and select the WORKS!
A. GRAY,
eth street opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
June 25--tr Wash. News