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GOOD Brands-
VI 10 pieces bright colored French mernoes
50 pieces French merinoes all colos qualities and prices
q pieces fine Lyonese cloths very cheap
All OF the above OF the best brands
90 black bombazines
lines, in stock Of black goods s complete
In all departments
20 pieces ladies' habit cch all coors for cloaks
atlow prices.
pieces county made white hapnels very thick
pieces real Welsh flannel so per yard,
IS pairs medium and hne blankets, great bargains
2S pairs crib and cradle blankets
loo pieces black -colored siks choice qualities
300 pieces neat mousscnes Is yard son finish
and good quality
Also, full and complete stock OF all kinds Of domestic goods
Our stock goods will be found wen
Terms cash, unless arranged 10 the contrary.
Good articles prices and fair dealing be relied
PERRY n BROTHER.
Nov 2-eostf Opposite Centre Market.
The daily union., 1852-11-28

THE Lost senses-Deesncss and BIindnessy by DIR.
@Tbs work Of great interest from one Of the most learned
"s Sna S os y o se BEEN deprived of me
sigh! hearing Ever since h boybooa for more than y
the most intense dsanss 70 which any yng saars can b.
an ,e conaon Of the blind James Mch Bddsemsn
and otne are rspee with profound thought oa 'hs interesting
p''''"'' tCsriaian Observer.
Krrros D.irr BpLs ILLu'rs.rOs'-sIornns Series vols
Vol !. An,ediluvians and Patiarchs.
q Moses and the Judges
I. solomon and The Kings.
Vel. j. Job and the Poeteal Books.
o. Isaiah and the Prophets
3 The Lite and Death Of our Lord
The ss% eRo' 'Ts shGLhsFFSsss III siF Hsf,sa Bookstore
Sep il-1 7n street. two doors above odd Fellows Hal.
Mss s HOGAN,s English and French boarding and
Day school was opened on The s o. oso,s @ " mn me second
For eircuas sppicaons may Miss Hogan, Rev
ss mera" posss s"s % @ Of
whose parents guardians prefer that they should nde nom and 70
commodaon win enjoy hs advantage. Of pancua' and daily at
For the rates Of e se direct application 70 'he principal
quested.
Rev. C. NJ Butler, d. ID. Hon. j. W. Maury
Wm Thas Carroll, ESQ NJ. Justice Wayne, Sup. Court.
Hon Hsni,sn Fish, o. 8 :. Jso T, Me,csfe, N, D,s.Y
sor should hay. been mentioned y ss 1Sgs'' man. e,
Gemsp &c. ofhe most competent professors would
be q, g,'fr,ssi is"sa
ORISs by Mrs stgoorney.Waer Dropsi illustrated with
w eight fine tinted engraving i6mo I5 cents
Letters Biographical Sketches
of the suhoress engraved expressly
for th. work by Richie. iemo. IS cents
Olive Leaves Illustrated. I6uno rs cents
Examples Of Life and Death. t6mo. rs cents
The Girls, BOOK; Illustrated lsmo 40 cents
The Cblds Book Illustrated. Square rs
For sale by GRAY n BALbANTfNE,
Nov IA Seventh street.
MEMOIRs or the Iafe and Writings OF Thomas
MI Chalmers, ~ D.. l.. l.. H.. by Rev. DR. Hanna vols.
of this remarkable complete and be
- GRAY 4 BkILANTYNE's,
Nov. ~ Religious Book Depository 1lh street
NEW BOoKs.-Tbe Mystery Solved or, Ieauds Miseries
N Grand by the Rev. Edward Marcus Din,
NJ D missionary the Irish Presbyterian church T5 cents
jamie Gordon or, the Orphan Illustrated. T5 cents
Shades of Character the Infant Pilgrims by Anne Wsodrohe
vos 81 60
Near Home or tho Countries Of Europe Described,
doe aud numerous hlusaons by the author OF Peep OF Day.
&C. rs cents.
or Asia and Australia by Line
fine,n &c. 70
rday lIouse-a Tales illustrated; by Caharns
Sinclair rs cents 2.
onve Leaves by L. H. sigourney Illustrated rs cents
by Dr Kiuo. as
Living Decda Series Of Home Truhs by Rev. J. G. Rye
rs cents.
gror safe by GRAY GBAr.LANTyNE,
Seventh street, two doors above Odd Fellows HALL
oais
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liked Lot
vi genemens silk undershirs. at 81 esch, wen
worth 81
cartons genusmens black and fancy-coored snt ersva
10 bundles genlemens woolen undcrshffs, WIN
umbrellas, half hose, gloves, &c
10 boxes ladies' menno vests all grades
rs pieces iossy hannels, all coiors
~ pieces Highland pIaids for chiidren's wear -, -
40 dozen ladies' kid Gloves all coors best a"'"Vs - P
pair
dozen Anendale quits, cheap
dosen very handsome Bay shswis, patterns
IN the ot -,
With many other new goods arriving daily,
An salcs =, our be for the cash Or approved pa
per ~ shor, da,es et uniformity n prices y Observed and all
80 nvices sii
cases .@n. ,...w. ,s.,s.,
o-eoetn ST"-'' NN"'' '-'"'~
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no THE LADIEswo very happy to inform the ladies
that the building below Of 7
being completed aud nd OF
Der and rubbish which has been nuisance all
for the last three months and all cheap,
good goods will find greatly their call
fore making their purchases We think,
OF the best ofgoods
stock Of housekeeping and dress goods
offer goods Of
dress goods everything and desrabs and
hesitation styles o
mouscncs cashmeres quality
price District We
high uste and son finish black Gro- Rbipcs
ous widths and qualities which win offer cheap for the
puncual customers blue Poul de
fact almost All the desirable Of plain
We have piece lavender
color and pumpkin color Pout evening
dresses andy vests.
In addition the above, have full supply Of cnssimeres
veeds cassinets cloths suitable
splendid stock Of fbankets Of descriptions which will Of
fer very low prices.
We respectfully of good goods
promise deal fairly with all who with
r
Oct n-TuThS sat2wif WIN suUsTER co.
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The above goods impoaon and found
10 be superior 10 heretofore offered for We
will sell them at New York prices.
Nov 4--Sdf CLAGErr, NEWTON, MAY, Il co.
RLACK and Colored Wide silk VeIvets for ClGaixs,
Maniels &cWe have just opened superior stock
wide black and coored silk velves will
found
pieces medium priced black
do real Lyons black silk velvet
do mazarne blue, beautiful shades
do royal purple
do green
i do maroon
do gamet-all of which lowest mar
ket prices
Real French supply
uine French meriaos aI the bae
brown mode PURPLE slate, cherry
which we will sell al the lowest prices.
New style French Printed Moussenes time
comprises the variety
inspection, and feel confident
We selling such goods readily brought yard
weeks IS and very handsome goods
so and GIN cents.
We elso have on hand full supply of solid colo
In pink bue gTeen color brown mode cherry royal
purple and mazarine blue very fine quality, and cheap
comprises all the choice styles and coors styles
market price
We have 20 pieces black Rne from rs S2 per
yard, OF rich glossy finish.
s pieces black satin of good quality
10 do rich figured black silks, very cheap.
Also variety of silks, suitable
dresses all OF which will offer small advance and
specuy solicit call from all in cheap, good goods.
w. NJ. SHUSTER q CO.,
Nov 7-d2wn 7th street. near the avenue.
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w GODS Ornamental Iron-W Works, Ridge Road, Phil
adephialton statuaryons, greyhounds, Newfoundland
dogs,
spiral straight improved also iron ang and
das, comprising upwards OF 400 designs.
by addressing
Oct 5-d2n ROBERT WOOD, Philadelphia.
ELEGANT Tapestry Carpetings at Reduced prices
II Just received subscribers tapestry
carpeungs which ready for exhibition and sale.
These goods all entirely and
purchased will dispose accordingly.
Also in store, supply Of ow-pieed floor oeoths
druggets CLAGETT n DODsON,
Dealers In all kinds OF furniture dry goods,
Nov 2-3dfeod Pennsylvsnia door
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AND Warrants Wanted.The highest market prices paid
| Ia for HAMILTON q. PANT,
| Oct Adm Office opposite Treasury Building.
The daily union., 1852-11-28

MAbAm BLAHE's Dancing and wsItsina Academy,
- apollo lalMadam Blake has the honor Of announcing 70
W pafons and the public, that her first viii
nmenee on the 9d Of November 1852 Madam n. has pro
% through her in New York all the fashionable dances -
W coming Days Of tuition in Washington, Tuedaysand
arday from half paa til half o'ciock Rv class
gentemen half O'Clock For terms apply the Hall
Oct f0-eodtf
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n OWEN son. Merchant rsiiors. beg leave 90 In
- orm their frnds the public generally that
heh m and goods, comprising
sent q superior cloths together full variety
Oct N-2taw4w h
The daily union., 1852-11-28

llNbERsHiisrs and Drawers. OF SIX, Cashmere
merno ambswUol and cotton aso superior article of
oHa fu, highly recommended 70 nvads fun assortment
pNon hand, cheap for cash, punctual cusomers n
CHAS II. LANES
Hat Cap, and Genlemen's Furnishing Establishment,
Ponnsyivania avenue, near ~ street.
The daily union., 1852-11-28

THE National Magazine for November is now ready.
Contents Bryant, pors Powerful Microscope Life and
Tines ~ Johnson (nice History Of the Acbemss
Mafraret Fuller Ossole Orhography Websierj Tho Good
not Ode Ghost; Training Of Bishop; Latin Hymns The
Hocess Of Sculpture &c, &c, &C.
rnee, 81 year, or ls cents per number, - .
For sale nv the agents, GRAY 4 DALLANTYNE,
octM Seventh street.
The daily union., 1852-11-28

rs. ANN ~, CLARK will open very Large AS
III of French millinery the 9Th instant
sng Of three Paris pattern
feathers flowers &C, her fashionable millinery
Bridge three doors Of the Post ofce, Georgetown
4-as
The daily union., 1852-11-28

nENTlsTRY-Dr casadavan from Paris dentist, has
removed feacos fancy Penny
vana 9Th Streets he
all in dental New York prices,
warrants his works be equal TO thai Of the best dentists
Nov a--eod3m
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the above goods Of the latest impoaton will be
10 be superior heretofore offered city,
will sell them at New York prices.
Nov 4--6tif ~ CIAGEIsr NEWTON MAY. A. co.
The daily union., 1852-11-28

Il
Just received large supply Of Champagne wines import
ations from Havre-
25 baskets quarts and pnis in perfect order Of high grades
and selected brands for this market
UeidseickN, Boxers, Nerxnnay
Bochs's, Moelt's, Mac saturne Iuoys, sc.
Also, few half pipes OF old superior pure brandcs
oad's, Hennessey's, old London Dock, Jean Louis Maue
aud A. seignette brandes.
WINES.
Madeira, pale and brown sheuies
Old jamaica rum, Holland gin, sparkling Hook
Stein wine, Chateau Margot
oiaret 81 Julian, Maraschino,
dials.
English pickles, brown stout, and English aiss, &C.
Chow chow Sardines, &C.
For sale by GEO. n THos. PARKER CO,
Nov 4-3awim Opposite Browns Hotel
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-03-12
TeIegraphic News.

Since the establishment of this paper, we think
it likely that we have expended for telegraphic
news some two or three times as much money as
any other paper in Washington ours Deihg tne
only afternoon paper in this region the burden
has of course been all our own.
Yesterday, Mr.. Tayenner, one OF the editors OF
that new and excellent paper, the /" Alexandria
Tslsgraph," called on us, and offered to share the
expense with us, as he expected to share in the
use of our dispatches. We allude to the fact as
exhibiting an appreciation of justice not always
recognised in this business world, and of saying
at the same time, to our editorial brethren of
Alexandria, that, although we bear a heavy load,
uucheered even by the recognition of CONNER
cial people around US, they are still welcome to
the free use Of dispatches, in compliance with
the usage Of the times, however defective that
may be.
Alexandria has now three fine newspapers, and
she and the Congressional district of which she
forms part can well sustain them if they only
think so. We wish them prosperity, and shall
be gratifed at preserving friendly and neighborly
relations with them.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-03-12
An Important s,atistioal Table.

In another column of this days TELEGRAPH
may be found table respecting the production
Of intoxicating liquors in the United States and
Territories. We have procured this table from
the polite and gentlemanly chief of the Census
Bureau, and we present it to the public as COM
prising an array Of facts at once startling and
deplorable. 1t does not reveal the quantities of
wines and liquors consumed in the United States
annually, but simply the quantities produced, and
the direction given to a capital of eight and mrd
millions Of dollars, and in direct way to the
labor Of fire and half thousands Of men, leaving
out Of view the capital and labor expended in
producing the grain, &C., and in the subsequent
treatment, gale, &C., Of the productions Of the
laboratory. The following are the results of the
addition in this table:
I,ola oP l1or ,c1l,-
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-03-12
The Last or the Concerts.

The Hutchinsons give their third and last enter
tainment at Carusi's this evening. Their songs
are well selected and beautifully executed, and
their audiences are large, fashionable and de-
lighted. There have appeared great vocalists at
Carusi's wonderful artistes, many of whom were
brought from afar and were well worth the bring
ing but to our simple minds the simple songs,
sung in the simple style, of these New England
MINISTRIES, are worth all the melody that has ever
echoed in that hall; while their fun is just such
as one may laugh at without an afterthought Of
shame. Go tonight, and give yourselves up to
an hours pure enjoyment The Hutchinsons
proceed from this to Harrisburg, and thence to
Pittsburg &c.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-03-12
Dr,nk. Delirium, and Deathi

The Williamsport (Md.) Sentinel" which is
always down on the naughty ones, tells us, in
Yesterdays number, that John Jordan, colored
man, died recently in that place, Of deItrium tre-
mems. 1t appears that some of the liquor adyo-
Gates the night before he died. stated that liquor
was not poisonous, as Jordan had drunk quart
within an hours time that evening, and that he
was living witness of its harmless qualities
But, alas before twenty-four hours their wit
ness yielded up the ghost, and now fills drunk
ards grave. Who supplied him with the liquor I?
Who should be held legally accountable for his
death? The "Sentinel" puts a strong case
here. But it adds, further: We have been in
formed that merchant of this place, who had
ordered large supply of hardware, has coun-
fernandez the order, being determined that he
will no longer be party to cursing the bodies
and souls of men," The merchant has some
grounds for this course of action.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-03-12
AMERICAN SKILL.

America during the nineteenth century, has produced
remarkable discoveries than all the other nations Of
the world combined. In chemistry the most celebrated
and skful chemists the most wise and successful phys
Clans either In ancient modern times have not produced
such extraordinary remedy as Railways Ready Relief
which stops the pains in few seconds and
tho quickly Railway Co. the first and only
chemists the universe that have succeeded In giving to
the world remedy possessing such quick and marvellous
virtues In every instance matter how the pain
may be- Railways Ready Relief will, in few minutes,
eve the most painful paroxysm. 1t has cured Rheuma
tsm Neuralgia Toothache Diarrhoa, Stiff Joints Sick and
Nervous Headache In from fifteen minutes to four hours
Let those who suffer try It, 1t will surely you-you
will find instant relief from pain Price so aud 25 cents.
mar 12-eo3t
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DIED.,

At New Orleans the LIST instant In the eghteth year
of his age ANDREA DIMITRY native of Greece, but for
sixty years resident OF New Orleans and oft valiant
defenders in 1915.
AT Enfield N. O., the 18th ultimo, ANNIE MAY,
daughter of LEMUEL G. and ANNIE IL WHEAT aged eleven
months.
On the 18th instant, at 9& o'clock a. m, Mrs. SOPHIA
H. PERRIE formerly of Prince Georges county, Maryland
in the forty-second year Of her age.
The friends and relatives of the family respectfully in
yited to attend her funeral Sunday the 14 instant at
81 o'clock p from her late residence, Fifth street.
between and IL.
Marlboro papers please copy.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-03-12

Bely~ We spoke some kind words of encourage
ment to the Baltimore " Sum on the occasion of
its enlargement, because we knew it would be
pleased if we were to pat it on the caput But
we would have done no such thing if we had
known that everybody else was going to do 80.
We observe that the New York Sum- brags that
the Baltimore ditto was called after it. Many
junior outstrips tho cold 'un' in this age of
precocity, progress, and penuy-press papers.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-03-12
aeyAn-Mtle NIirror.

We would say to readers in reference to this magn
hcent and unequaed work Of art stand not upon the
order of your going but at once and see 1t will
regret the hours money spent in behodng its
beauties The benefits that have been given recently for
charitable objects have yielded handsomely On tomorrow,
the Boone Rife Company, located at the NavyYard take
benefit present indications have doubt it will
be largely attended
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-03-12

nay~ Turkeys are sometimes fattened, where
we first learned to imbibe, by having moistened
corn meal packed down their Threats until they
are full nearly up to the head. This was recalled
to our mind as we opened out the Philadelphia
Ledger" this morning The advertisements
crowd the editorial head almost upon the margin
of the paper. Hence the Ledger" is atolerably
fat turkey. The advertisers in Washington give
their papers water Cruel in broken doses. They
are, therefore, clear in intellect, but by means
plethoric in habit.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-03-12
NEW TUCK COMBS +.

NEW TUCK COMBS.
esN MRS. COLLISION will open tomorrow
HY patterns Of Tuck Combs, together with assort
Elum ment of
BINGHAM BONNETS
for children misses and adults Last spring and
she unable supply the demand for her manufac
turc Of these Bonne and the orders hand for par
ticular sizes and coors show increased popularity
Also-Brown Windsor, Palm, Almond, and other Soaps
Underseeves and Cuffs of different prices and materials ol
making them, always on hand with good assortment
Insertngs Edgng Flouncngs Dress Caps Night Caps &c
CO SIXTH street. near Louisiana avenue, and rear OF
National and Browns Hotels.
mar 1l-tr TSat, NeWs.1
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-03-12
The Presidency.

X" Of the Baltimore Sum-" is one of your
keen blades, and knows thing or two. He says
in his letter Of this morning, that " the debates
in Congress will not settle the Presidency"
If this be so, it is high time for an adjourn
ment for they will certainly settle nothing else
not even sundry claims cminently entitled to con-
sideration in double sense The fact Of the
business is, Congress talks too much, and the
only sensible resolution Of the whole session is
that offered by US the other day respecting much
talking We take this occasion to call that reso-
luton up.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-03-12
STATIONERY AND PRINTING CARDS.

WINNER continues to furnish assortment of fancy
w and plain Stationery ut Mrs. Collisions store, 9th
street He has hand Walkdens celebrated London Ink
Arnods and Morison's Black and Blue London do.
Also blank French enameled Visiting Cards, and every
variety of Printing Cards. which he will SELL in single packs
by the dozen, at accommodating prices. Give him CALL
at the Fancy Store 9th street, Louisiana avenue
mar 11--tr Sat. News
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-03-12
SPRING GOODS! SPRING GOODS
TUsT RECEIVED

7 UST RECEIVED
u SO pieces beautiful Berege De LANES
10 do Lama Cloths, very handsome
Is do Embroidered Swiss Muslins, beautiful
so do Book and Swiss Musns, as low as IL cents
100 do New Spring Calicoes, Merrimack goods
Also, Plaid Musns Camhrics, Irish Linens Grape Be-
rege and Cashmere Shaws Gnghams Paraso Lace Falls
&C., &c. BROWNS Cheap Cash Store
m Pr
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-03-12

pa A lady at Louisville was robbed the
other nightly fellow who had secreted himself
in her chamber until she retired. The box con-
tanning her jewelry and that containing her
rouge were just alike, and the thief took the
wrong box. She looked pale on discovering her
loss but her color came again
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-03-12
NEW SPRING PApER-HANGINGs

RESPECTFULLY call the attention Of those in want Of
L PAPERIIANGINGS to my Spring stock just received,
comprising beautiful assortment Of French and American
t Satin, and common Papers and Borders Fresco, Oak
and Panel Papers, Cenrepeces Freprints etc. etc. which
will be sold cheap and put up in the best BY expe
rienced workmen. L. i. CLARK,
North side Penna. av., Sd door east of 18th st.
mar l2-6t* Sat ews-4tl
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-03-12
MARRIED,

On the 9th instant by the Rev. Mr. HODGES, ALFRED
RICHARDSON to Mss MALINDA STONE, all OF this city
On the 9th instant by the Rev. Mr. HENSING, ThOMAo
PHENIx, jf, of Baltimore, TO REBECCA NJ, daughter OF
JOHN A. SMITH, esq, of this city.
On the evening of the 9th instant In the English Lutheran
Church. by the Rev j. G. BUTLER, LOUIS ii. SCHNEIDER
70 Miss JANE TURTON, all Of this city.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-03-12

BSS" Mrs. Mowatt the authoress and actress,
thow unphilosophic the distinction of gender in
professions y is widow, as we infer from an
on dit and is to give her hand and fortune to an
English sutton. A speedy union is talked of,
and her retirement from the stage is also to take
place.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-03-12
A Brisk County.

The Williamsport Sentinel says that there are
four persons charged with murder, one with
rape one with forgery, two with passing coun-
terfeit money, one with obtaining goods under
false pretences, five for larceny, and number
who are charged with less offences, besides some
two hundred appeal cases, to be tried at the
April term of Allegany county court.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-03-12
EeSy. me "American whig Review, is oppo

DSy~ The American Wing Review" is opposed
TO General Scott on The ground Of rant Of quail
fcoGonl The Review" if it likes, may Ego it
strong" against the General, but decent regard
for the opinions of mankind would suggest some
other pretext for its opposition. Absurdities like
this beget contempt for their authors, and there
their generation ceases
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-03-12

The spiritual rappers have made their appear
ancc in Washington city. Congressman are very
apt to consult spirits; but when they come as
rappers, it is doubtful if they will be received
with favor. Pennsylvania.
Bah, Mr. Pennsylvania almost oil the rap
ping ever done in this city by members of Con-
gress has been done under the influence Of spirits
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-03-12

BsSr pair Of Amazons in st. Louis last week
met young man upon the street, and gave him
severe cowhidng They said he had been en-
ticing their husbands away from home at night,
and taking them to doubtful places The gentle
man probably entertained no doubt rs to the
place he had got himself into
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-03-12
nSg@ Daniel McBain (Whig) has been ell

Bsas~ Daniel McBain (Whig) has been elected
mayor of Toledo, Ohio, by majority of one };
the Democrats have q majority of one in the
councils, and one member is doubtful. The
doubter ought to have his convictions established
by little material aid,' and the odd voter,
when found, should be taken care of.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-03-12

EGS- There is prospect Of some racing, and
betting, and the ct ceteras. 1t is said that a
match Of $4,000 side has been made between
the friends Of the celebrated horse Mac and
those Of another horse, owned by gentleman in
New York city, but not named at present The
race is to come off, over the Camden and Long
Island course, during the coming summer.