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AUCTION SALES.
BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE a co, Auotionsers.

by JAS @. MCGUIRE a Co, AuctiOneerr-
VyRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
IslandBy yius of deed ~ duty
coted subscriber will sell s pubc e Ncndsy the An Day
Ootober tho
Nos and square No 2dT fronting IA tst lsh street
with the which
consist a twostory brick dwell ng house.
Terms cash; And piled three after
pense Of the purchaser CIfAs, & wAiLAcH Trussee.
~ JAS G. MCGUIRE CO.,
Sept 25-eosas Auc,losecrs.
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BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers

INTENSIVE SALE OF SECONDHAND Pr
IL Music Musical Glass Casos Store Fixtures,
Monday morning September O'clock shai SELL
the music OF John Ellis Pennsyva avenue,
9th and 18th streets the having removed temporarily In
enlarge improve his store eight very good second
hand pianos, received exchange for ones, viz:
by Rosenkrantz
Three by Andre Steiu
Two by Knabe and Gacho
by Gilbert
damaged music
Guitars, flutes banios, accordeons
Music books engrayngs, &c
all the shelving oeoh stoves large store mr
carpets awning SASH shutters
that credit c ~ aud 30
days satisfactorily endorsed notes bearing interest
Jas. ACQUIRE 4 CO.,
Sept 2i-d Aucuonocrs
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torme2 Thrice Married." and drama entitled
Irish Assurance The neat comedieta Of ''1he Rough
Diamond !" with Mrs. 1syleure as Margery and Dawson
Cousin Joe, commences On Monday night Miss
Coombs young artistic who TO great personal beauty
adds eminent and brilliant ability will DO introduced to
Washington public a1
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District Court of the United States for the Dis
triCt Of Columbia.

America Ibeants Fifteen Boxes Of Medoc
and Baskets Of Champagne Wine respondents
DE IT remembered that Philip Barton Key esq.,.
Attorney for the District Of Columbia hath
libel the District the said District alleging
November the 1857 fifteen boxes OF
doc and baskets OF Champagne wine imported into the
wit: Into Georgetown the District
vessel schooner, called A.
whereof H. Ryder that the said fifteen
included the manifest mnn Of the the
schooner required by law by which
United States by tho
Of Georgetown All having right title, interest
OF
cited and anonhcd 70 DO appear house.
City Hail. the city Washington Monday
hear abide perform all judicial
are by law required to be done in the premises.
JOHN A. SMITH,
Sop I6--I4texsrn ..iffhf .a.t Clerk.
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csTEpHENss NEW AGRICULTURAL WORK

CTEPHENSS NEW AGRICULTURAL WORK.
~ This received the Book of Farm Implements
BY James Slight and r. Scott Burn
Henry Stephens, e. author Of tho "Boo Of the Farm
complete handsome volume roynl Svo embelshed
forty Plates beautifully engraved on STEEL by rs Half
Gilt back. $40 60 t
Catalogue of Books Published in Great Britain during the years
1887 1857, inclusive Compiled by Sampson
Half aS FF'5-
This important valuable work product many years.
firing industry devotion tho pursuit. will be found great
est the trade barans and all interested
displays volume all the publications Of the twenty
years Arranged alphabet classified according
c separate supplement- comprises full and comprehensive lists
Of the publications OF learned societies. printing clubs other
associations and the contents Of collections
'lbraries" &C. 4, FRANKLIN PHILIP,
Bookseller Saoner,
Sep22 1872 Penn avenue between 9th 10th
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mo. 622.
Notice of the POstponement of the Public Sales
In Kansas which were ordered TO be held by
Proclamation No. GIT.
NOTICE is hereby given that the public sales of
IN the vacant public lands within the Territory
ordered by proclamation No 617 dated July 81
held the land Offices
Kansas the first and fifteenth days November hereby
postponed by order Of the President until july 1850
period tho sales will again be advertised according
JOS s. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner OF tho Land Office.
Sep l6-1aw6w (Int&Sarl
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DoARpING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG

I'D LADItS-French English. Washington, d. Q.
Principal Donald Macleod, A. NJ University, Glasgow
The next academic viii tho second Monday OF Sep
ember, aud on 30th of June following.
For thorough literary scientific culture social vnngc sound
elementary efficiency OF the French
department II is unsurpassed ,d8t.l 1dH ts
The highest composed OF seniors Of last year. and
others who bc equally prepared 70 take The most elevated
course In science and literature For further information see crcu
July 3--D&SWWo
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BY j. G. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers.
HNRuSTEES SALE OF TWO YALUBLE LOTS

T,RUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO VALUBLE LOTS
Pennsylvania between 10Th and 20th streets
Tuesday afternoon September O'Clock the premises by
of deed of dated August a. 1857 and recorded 10 Ibcr
A. s. No. I4 os No 334 the subscriber will sell tho fol-
lowing described property All that Of t No.
No 49, fronting 10 beginning point
which the southwest the lot conveyed
by Samuel Hardness Hgdan and Rhodes then wth the
line OF said towards the southwest corner OF said o
bcred distance Of fifteen feet thence leaving said avenue a.
right angles running and with the same 10 tho por
Hgdan and J. Rhodes lot, and from
thence to the place OF beginning sss.s
Also part tho square, which
cascy by by Uriah Forrest RsntRmn
north by lot said the by the
the line Of the premises hereby grnued md the
south by Pennsylvania fronting on said avenue hsen Net
the said bick building and the lot
by Benjamin Coobes between the
and lot numbered Six distance Of sixty eight M eight
inches. 11sl 1881 affsgt
Of saie cash the residue H. months
interest, secured deed Of premises
All convcyancing at tho cost Of tho purchaser.
TfIOs j. FISHER, Trustee
J. q. MCGUIRE 4 CO.,
Aug 27-2nw&dts Aucsoneers
t6S~ The above sale is postponed in consequence
Of The rain until Tuesday acrnoon September 1865
and place TfOe- }. FISHER, Trustee
JAS G. MCGUIRE, 4 Co..
Sep 17--eo&ds Aucuonccrs
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CyHOlCE ENGRAvINGS AT PHILP'S-A selec-
~ ton Of remarkably hno EogrsyIngs plain coorcd cayon
Studies, photographs, &c. .4 ~.
Just imported by FRANKLIN PIITIP, b
.fftf.. .#l.f. nnd saioncr,
Sept 81 332 Pom av bot oh and 10Th sta
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Rx Jas Q. McGUIRE 8 Co., Auctloneers.
BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE a. Co, Auctioneers.

INTENSIVE SALE OF COSTLY FANCY GOODS,
jcwery clocks paran china figures prfamery sta
onery cutlery superior plate glass cases Tuesday morn
inc Sepenber 28 O'Clock, L,kes Fancy Bazaar
avenue Second and Third streets shall sell
without reserve the stock, comprising
Pnan china and china figures Of various doscrp
tons
JcweIry, cutlery, combs, brushes
mache and rosewood whGT desks aha WORK boxes
Perfumery soap OF every description
Porcmonnaies, pocket books, cabas
Opera glasses, telescopes stationery
Silver pencil cases, Berlin iron figures
Rosewood upright Iianoorto
Looking glasses and paintings
Together witt o quantity OF fancy goods
Also superior glass cases somo OF which Cost
800 each.
TERMS $40 and under that credit Of two
three and four months satisfactorily endorsed
Sep 23--d D. y hcuoinh " W. Auo'N"'o0''
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BY JAS. @. MCGUIRE s. Co, Auctioneer..

by JAS. @. MCGUIRE a. CO., Aucttoneers.
CORPORATION STOCK AT PUBLIC AUCTION
" Monday September a. at o'clock ~ the auc
rooms, shall sell In 10 suit purchasers
corporation Of Washington quarterly por cent stock
Washington annual cent stotk
900 corporation OF Alexandria cent coupon stock
corporation Alexandria registered stock
$1,000 Of the Metropolis stock
Terms cash IN current funds.
j. c. MCGUIRE h Co.,
Sept 24-d AuctioncerS
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Jas. G. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers.

X OVERNMENT SALE OF SUNDRIES.--On Mon
day morning. September 27h 10 O'Clock tho Washington
noduc OGce near Georgetown d. CT shall
sell by order Captain Meg in charge Of tho Water
Works a o sundres, comprising ~. .t. IN
large quantity comforts bedicks Sheets and
holsters, all Of which have boon washed and arc IN good
order
Lot of crockery tin cooking utensils
Do rice, pork salt, mustard, tea, beans
Do rope wrought and cast iron ..t.e
S,edge striking drilling, and concrete hammers
Hemp guys, blocks and falls, rock chains i2,
Wheelbarrows, crowbars, drills a,5. ~ af5
4 Grindstones, work benches, tables -
Leather betting, Of various sizes N
Picks shovels, augers, matocks, &c iig ss .t
Together with large quantity damaged whecbarows carts
lumber, iron, and old tools. gt891
Terms cash In specie . ar . =,
Sept I'D Auo'onocis'
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r AFAYETTE INSTITUTE PENNSYLVANIA Av-

II ARA lNS1llU ANA hN
ENUE ABOVE STfFErThe undersigned, president
Wilmington College, Delaware assisted by Miss MARlAD
HArEAD preceptress institution Miss MARY
WILLIAMS acting preoepress of the Genesee Seminary New
York viii open school for ladies' at Nos 1913 and lo Penn
sylvania Monday September 0,
arrangements the schoolooms the
scholastic regulations the methods of instruction and
ernen believed the institute VIII be found credabe to the
city and worthy Of the confidence Of It's citizens. ~
The study that generally pursued our highest female
ladies satisfactorily their examinations
tho entire viii be entitled 10 diploma TO insure TO each
individual and interest requisite TO
study will receive but four
pills very limited number win DO received members OF the
family.
TUITION Primary department. $40 junior sl2 so senior SIS
quarter 1911 tt
Address through the city post office until the 26h afterwards
please Call At the institute.
L. C. LOOMS, A. NJ
the following gentlemen whose daughters or
wards have been under my instruction and care;
Hon. Thomas II. Hicks, governor Of Maryland
Hon. Peter r. Causey, governor OF Delaware.
Rev Bishop Levi Scott, ID. d., Wilmington, Delaware
Hon. Geo. W. Sparks, mayor city OF Wilmington
DIR. H. Y. Askew, postmaster city Of Wilmington
Rev DIR. Hamilton, Baltimore.
w. Wells esq, Department Interior, Washington.
r. Zimmerman, esq, Alexandria, Virginia
August 20--eo1m
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U,IIE FRENCH LANGUAGE--Tho facilities af

TIME FRENCH LANGUAGE--The facilities af-
forded at the FEMALE ENGLISH AND FRENCH COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE for thorough practical knowledge of the French
language eqused other institution tho
will the coming
year. which will the 9th September and OF the
will BIO taught through the medium Of the
French than heretofore majority the pupils speak
with uency The advantages afforded by the oees
will who his toleraby good reading know
edge language speak uenty the Of tho winter
obtained at all the book and music
stores institute 1872 Gadsby's Row.
5ai afr HIRAM COIeS0N Principal.
NINE CAROLINE R0IIIN CORSON,
Aug 81 Vice Principal.
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A GNES--A NOVEL BY THE AUTHOR OF '.IDA
IA Maya ] vol. Price 81 IS.
baudon or Hundred Years Agoa tale of the American colo
MICS. BY 0smond Tiffany. vol. Price ST.
Humboldts Cosmas complete vols. English edition.
81 rs. For sale by BLANCHARD M0HUN,
Sep 20 Corner OF 18th and Penn.
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THE LARGEST PLAIN PHOTOGRAPH EyE

madeIhrcc figures life siyc sheet seven by Ave- e,
Sept IL ~ - ' '''' avenue
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ORGAN BUILDER.--The subscriber will build,
" repair short notice. md tho most
able terms Second hand organs hand call invited.
j T.. BARBER
Sep 11-2ws No 4s9 Tenth street
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A MOTHER BATCH OF NEW BOOKS AT
IA IiliPThe Household Book Of Poetry, collected cdtd
by Charles A. Dana. SO So
oqucnce Collection Of Speeches Addresses
of America with Biographical Sketches
Illustrative BY Frank Moore illustrated with fourteen portraits
engraved steel. 2 vols. 80.
From New York Delhi by Of Rio do Janero Australia and
China. BY Robert b. Mnurp, jr. 81 rs.
Rational Cosmology The Eternal Principles and the Necessary
Laws of Universe BY Iaurcns p Hckok D. d. Union College
81 rs.
Franks of the Modern Puck Topographic Epic
for the Times BY VIM c. Richards. 30 tf,E
yestiges the Spirit History Of Man. BY s. Dunlap, member
of the American Oriental Society, New Haven 80 so.
The Laying tho Tgraphic Cable with all its Incidents
John Maly official historian Of tho expe-
dons abundanty illustrated; authentic History People
SO cents; free by mail CD cents. 5nH
For sale at Uge SEegl PHILIPS New bookstore,
332 Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
Sep lift F@ Et.a&-
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO MEDICAL STUDENTS
a me MEDICAL Tx BOOKS used In the Colleges Washington
supplies. 20 students at the lowest prices by
Sep rs aa2 penn AZ ne, or a uu i assuoner,
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StHAKSPEARES COMPLETE WORKS, New and
~ elegant ediion.--Edted by Richard Grant White.
This published vols H. ILL., Nv, "; containing the Comedies
To be comprised in IL vols, post syo. Price 81 SO vol
LITTLE, BROWN, & Co,
Sept 2l--3teod liz Washington street, Boston.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,

ERNESTlNi or, The Hearts Longing by Aleth.
IL 1 vol Price 81 rs.
Courtahp and Malrmony; Robert Price 81 81
For sale by BLANCHARD a. M0iuN,
sep 20 Corner OF IIlh street and fcnn- avenue.
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TTNO LET OR LEASE.--That frst-class boarding.
l. house situated tho of Louisiana avenue and sh street
avoraby the OF Miss anney Tho
unequaed the house commodous and well arranged
about thirty with large dining roon and is
supplied required for its complete
will BIO made Possession given the LIST day October APP
ply side, between 10th 11h
Towcs 400 street. between s,h and 9th streets
the premises.
The furniture desired might be obtained with the house
Piled for promptly.
Also, that SPACIOUS HOUSE AND STORE on
the south side Of between 9th and 10th streets
the Mr. John McDey The is large fronting
epnsvan and running through to street. It's CONT
guilty the Market renders desirable stand Pos
session on the LIST day of December
Also, FURNISHED HOUSE, containing two
parlors i've Chambers pleasantly located in
very position Will not be rented for shorter period than
year Apply No $40 street. north side between 10th and 18th
streets.
3I-d2w [Intel1
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vXTANTED. A number of good stone-cutters are
wv Conowingo Bridge, Hartford
ty, Maryland, to whom liberal wages will be paid.
Aug 2s--dim HALLS BLACKS
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II ITC0MBs LETTERS TO YOUNG PEOPLE, SIN

II 4 gle and married. I vol Price 81.
Their good sound advice and humor commend them
all. at qFfts rfe FesM
Pleasantly told and coached in such language that cannot fail to
win its the hearts OF the young The subjects
all the relations Of life and the which
the which brcathed every
the genuine love Of tho good the and tho beautiful which
s halo the whole fail impress
mind Of the reader. "-BuGdto Courier.
For sale by 3sg BLANCHARD K M0IIUN,
Gen Corner Of 1 hstree md Penn
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How Ir.--1hs comical production of
the eccentric writer who is best known under the
de plume of "Doesticks repeated at tho Theatre
last evening the occasion of Mr. and Mrs Forences
benefit. II full of palpable hits which, although
originally intended for New York life, equally app
cable in this latitude. Mrs Florence appeared in new
charaoter-that OF the Now York news boy Her rep
resentaton faithful to the le and brought down
the house. % Gretchen Spigclberger'' was GER
tainy very Dutch both in language and appearance,
and shook the house with nextingushabe roars Of
laughter Mr. Florence, as the lovc-making Irshmau,
appears to be perfectly at home. Mrs Tayere also
ceived mcred applause for her acting The entire per
formance gave much delight to tho crowded audience,
and was, indeed This evening these talented
performers appear for the last time In popularity
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OF INTEREST TO PARENTS AND TEACH
~ ersCbeap school books and the books ucd
Ia tho pubic schools private Colum
bA and surrounding country, for sale Now York prces
For sale by TAYLOR K MAuRY,
Sep 20 BOOKSTORE 9th
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iTINEAS; COFFEE, SUGAR, &c.
Z j ITO packages fresh Tea
IT'S bags Rio Coffee haE
20 bags Toasted do
rs fresh Ground do
rs hhds Sugar
barrels Refined do
1926 Adamanine Candles ~ N- nHs z
l2s do do, for hotels
800 gallons refined Whale Oil h
received, and for sale by
Sept 21-6tifeod MURRAY SEaIfES.
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CoLuMBrA CoLLBoE.--Ihe prevails in the city
that the Rev Mr. Samson of the Estreet Baptist church.
will be selected the of Dr. Blnney to tho
presidcnc of Columbia College. 1t strikes that
Mr. Samson possesses peculiarly the qualifications re-
quircd for this position and if the choice shall fall upon
him, hope he may accept this and very wide field
of usefulness
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r LIQUOR, &c.
2 half pipes old Brandy t M7aE
pipe Holland Gin .aae .a.e. Seas.
% eighth casks Brandy
puncheon Scotch Whiskey ~ .>
.t.s do Irish do
80 baskets Champagne.
With large stock Of Wines Coias md domestic Liquors
aud for sale by
Sept 2l--6ifeod MURRAY SENfAiFS.
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TIME DIARY OF AN OLD DOCTOR; BEING
Il sketches OF the Old Phys
cian by James Maitland vols cloth, 81 49, vols 81
Tho lawyers Story tho Orphans Wrongs by James A. Matt
land VOL, cloth, 81 as 2 vols paper, 81. N III 49,
Davenport Dunn--a man OF our day. Price 80 cents
Just received at TAYLOR NAURYS.
Sept 24-3t ~ .4ss i...lN 33a Penn. ave.
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YNAYLOR & MAURYS HALF DOLLAR BIBLES
IL Engsh Bibles, elegantly arabesque gilt price so CT
just imported by TAYLOR MAURY,
Sep 253t Bookstore, Penn, ave-, 9th street
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THEATRE.

Kupkel & Co.
"seI C. w. Tayeure
stage Manager, j. H. Dawson
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CIT. JOHNS SEMINARY, No. 408, 18th street, be
and streets Washington, G. Dr. L. j. Draper, prin
cipa.
This open Monday In September next Flo
further particulars inquire Principal the schooroom afe
the first September OF Rev. Wadron st. Matthew
Church. Aug. "a
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READY MADE BoyNErs. A AND CLoAKs!
SELLING OFF At COST.
ITO give room for Spring Goods. at the
l. new Millinery Store. Millikins' Block. Main
Street. MRS. c. W. MESSER, Ag't.
Xarren- Ian & ga
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Important to the Ladies.

In another column will be fund the adver-
It's ment Of Messrs. CLARK & GARDNER. Agents
for A~twat-<s Sewing Machine IN Trumhull
County. We have seen this machine in opera
zion. and for simplicity, ~chearnsss and the man.
ner in which it dos its work, it is excelled by
none We have examined. The price, only SIS,
places it within the reach of almost every fam
ily, and if We mistake not, its price could be
saved in a short time. To seamstresses and
Others making a business of sewing. We should
think it would he indispensable.
It will be exhibited at the parlor OF the Frank
lin House. tomorrow. Thursday, and on each
successive Thursday. for several weeks. Mrs.
CLARK. who is conversant with the machine.
will be i'll attendance, and will he pleased to
see ladies, and exhibit the manner of working.
mt the time and place mentioned. We would
cay that We are somewhat acquainted with Mrs.
C, and can assure those who may call. that they
can place the most implicit confidence IN what
size may say.
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Justices and C~oustabIes' Hanks,
SARRaNTEE, MORTGAGE & QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
SUMMONS. ExECUTIoNs, sUBPGNAs, r1c.
Consts utly on hand and for sale.
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To the Public The Atlantic & Great
Western Raj Road.

The committee appointed under a resolution
Of the Board Of Directors uf the a.. & G. W. r
r., on the 9th inst, will meet he citizens ot
Warren and its vicinity. interes ed in the Lpca-
ton If the ruad track through. TT near Warren,
on Tuesday the Goth Ins.. at | o'clock. p. N
at Empire Hall. A general attendance is re-
ques:ed. NJ. BIRCGARD.
Director AID G. W. r r.
This subject is one of no little importance to
the citizens of Warren, and We sincerely hone
will receive their attention. 1t is not TO be- ex-
peeted that under the existing tightness in the
money" market, added TO the fact that the most
liberal of the capitalists. and business men have
invested largely in the C. & NJ. R. R.. that a large
amount of sutscri:t iou tai stock coulI be raised
but the people can at lest do enough to show
their interest in the project, and aid in scoring
the right Of way, DC.
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EcLIPLEs Foa 1853-There will be
four rciipses during the year 1853. two
of the sun and Two of the moon:
LIST. A partial eclipse Of the moon,
February 81, only patty visible in the
United States. Tie moon will rise part
ly eclipsed, which will take place gener-
Glly alter tie time OF the greatest phase.
Cd An %annular eclipse of the sun,
March Is. The sun will cer'ainIY be
eclipse1 on the meridian in Longitude
I.i5 Yves, Of Greenwich, latitude 45 A
North. IN some parts of the united
States the sun will ne partially eclpsed.
81. A partial eclipse of the moon. Au
gust "a At places the first con
tact wiLh the peuumbrs will not be risi-
bic, but TO most IIaces in the United
States The whole eclipse will be visible.
4lh. A total eclipse of the sun, Sep
TENDER T.. The eclipse will be total on
the meridian. The sun will be certainly
eclipsed in the Southern Hemisphere only.
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Political Contribution.

Ayoung lady, writing from Newton Fails
sends a roetIcal article written upon the death
OF a friend. The spirit which it brea hes is pure
and high, but the measure and the rythm are
alike imperfect. She would not be nrati6ed to
see it in print, in its present shape. and having
not a single spark of poetical genius, ourselves
we cannot remodel it.
The letter accompanying it, is so good. show.
ing so mueir Inodesty and good ser,se. that we
depart from our usual custom in such cases and
ihus acknowledge its receipt and our regret at
feeling compelled to decline publishing the
poetry.
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EARLY COPIES.

The receipt OF .7deaRee Sheets from the British pub,
li;h'rs gives additional value to these Reprints. mas.
much as they can nov be placed in the hands Of sub.
scribers about IS soon as the original editions.
TERMS. Irregular Prices)