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~ Mercantile Library Associafion.-Casses
AnaDg emeuis have been made 10 form the following
Cisses the coming season, under The tuition OF eminent
French-Juuior and 5enior.........C /. ParmzNriER.
Grrman-Junior and senior.........M EsThriLEa
50 lu;sh kARCtLo
Italian pl NltALl
Penmsnsh.p .........................A "HEgLER
BOOB see ping hoM.s ONES
Commercial Arithmetic. JoHS w IHcMrsoN
Nocsl Music LILLIAN H. ooMss
T. Ocuuon ...--......................
M-rcsna si correspondence 1890. D. r CAS'LtO'1
Drt~irg ..........................' H. Coz.
Members who wish to avail themselves or the privilege
Of instruction any Of hs above classes arc requested 70
subscribe Immediately The Cla,s Boob will be found al
tho Desk Of the Library. EDWARD T. TURNER,
ois 2wiseod Chairman Clss. Com'ue
~ Irishuen Attend.-Mr Fitzgerald, the won
deiGl pefsonator OF The celebrated DANIEL OCoNSEL,
This evening Buttons Theaes, Cnambersst In
an Election Piece. Go and see him 90 SIS
~ shirts in Three Day., or II necessary, IN
twelve hours. made 10 order, and warrauled 10 d oui
''A'' MRS BEMAN. Al her Shirt and
s47 lniseod Gents Furnishing Store Asior House.
rwGertiemen,s Hats-FALL srYLE-BlRD, cor
ner Pine and Nassau stsThe attention OF the admirers
Of an elegant and becoming style Of Hat invited 70 the
Fail pattern III justly entitled to the admiration u
gentlemen Of taste. and the discriminating wearer
81 2misSsTukTh' BIRD cor Pine and Nssssn SIS
r. Professor 3arry'- Tricopherous or
dedicated Compound-For tho preservation and
Improvement OF hair and the Of external inaam'
10 slion and Injuries.
Medical authority Of the highest standing ss well a.
lie public voice. has pronounced his preparation the bes
article Tor sevialng the pain az wounds bruises and
other external injuries aud for slsying AL cutAneous i
tsion from whatever arising, that has ever yet
been advertised In cases Of eryspela', sal.-ri-rm
chspped hands, throat chblans scfof1ous irrup
lions teller pssiaous pimpes, boiches rng-worm' and
all superficial inf animation has meter bern kHo'E % faa
while tie sunber Of afcsfed ascuzf 70 ouslHe'
Asstollet srcle BAREYs TRlcoPHEsous 10 familiar to
most every fsmy, for ils unrvsed chespuess, as wei
a. s conceded superiority places 10 IN The hands c every
class Of the community For renewing, gossng, length
eniue streng lhenng and cleansing the hair, It has not
now and never hss had az eqas II immense and daily
iacrearg any proof Of these facts The books
the advertiser nnost satisfactorily aud probably aites
them.
Sold in large bottles. price 2' cents Al The prneiPa
oscs. ISL Broadway, New-York Also. by the prineips
merchants and druggists in HI United STATES and
C.,sJs ol8 3rod'
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RARNUM,s AhiERICAs MUsthGn..r,

ID Baruum, Manager and Proprietor John Greenwood,
Ir Assistant Manager. great bill-splenfid Perform
ance.-n the afternoon 3. and evening al u o.
clock fourth Of he reongssemenl Of tho wonderful
MARTINETTI FAMILY. They appear at zach enter
talnneut with Mons Louis Ellser, In variety of the
sae aston ding aud comic psntommes as hs Rsvel
Family. Also engaged NJ. =. c Wemyss, Mr. Warden.
Pe.o Norrs SIR jerry Mefdf-d. Miss Leslie Miss stan
hope Niss Barton and Miss W-sL The large collection
OF curloslues be AZ all hours Admission - cs
Children under ~ years. re cents obs
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1ooK FOR cALIFoRNIAHs.

THE PASSAGE OF THE lsTHMuS, or Practical
Hints % persons about 20 the lshmUs OF Pan
ana with map By o-c who has recently crossed En-
br.cing full and minute Information respecting the 18th
mn. route mode u transit expense. lime, cost Of pas
through 20 ssh francisco necessary outfit Of clothing
pr6yisions AIMS a Price 2j cents.
se.e' orders promptly alter led TO- the usual
terms Address J. W CAhhlNDlON'
ofc r..,4f.- a Broad way. up stairs.
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ARInE NAL.

FORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. To-
MINIATURE sLMANAc....THls DAY.
In, sus-R.. % 20 ssts..6 IS Is, nooS-s,Ts %
NIGH wATER....Oci ~.
A. Sand, Hoos D. I.snd.. 10 Al Hell Gs'e On 81
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CELEBRATED CHEAPEST
CARDIFF ESTABI,ISHMEN
SCHOOLS.
PIANo-FoRTE AND GUITAR.

PIAhOsEOhIk AMI WA - ~
<LADY or Much experience as MUSIC iesenef
monuments She teaches singins well a.. nsifu
1sc Her terms moderate and references OF ne ns
rrsp@ctshny For farther particulars address l. n -
h- once Of snis paper 90 .-.s
I%KENCH LANGUAGE.-A1erno sad evening
i classes for tae ladies' Of New orb, llit-e iAhiIai
~ NJ A MRS KlDOER, Isl Gr-enesi unc-r Inc clree
uon Of Prof DE- LA PLACE. Ta7 OBJECT o. ms eo.''
will fv 10 enable learner 20 converse Win oaso 40
rs.suce Upon every subject connected Win al coi -
,ccurreuc-s Ard Of caly inteTcourse, Nhenel
acme .ocns or abroad. Anoghsr eem-niAfy course ~"
-, e- formed fr beinnerf 70 commence on Nednes-
a.v Ocl 81 Terms, SO for - lessons. t~ic-
usysh.s in advArce. Apply 20 VI MhS 49,
81 C-eere-si or A. 50 Chamocrssl fesioelce % Fi
,u Il see EseniCg classes o. his rsscecce f-n447s
,-esr.ss I'm. ol3 IL
+. LADY. WHO has lately arrived from Europe ane
n hs- hac much experience IN teaching, haVlls AFeo
In families Of the hignest respecAbiy As goseI-5s'
anxious for a similar s.fuauOn or ~o1Do go. -,
uitiops Course ~ instruction IN EnsAsn' NN.-s,
Aiihm-ic, French, ltAisn Drawing Alt .s-ss..s
Music Also. ain aoc fancy VOLS letters 80
20 ". w -. . ~ ols2.'
tNnFNCH LANGUAGE.-Pro r SihAu y,
A os the University y. The Cay Of N-"- ofA oi..
3D. rere q rertleUeu. snd especially OF nes9s u iA
10. hi. strcty private French clssses BY DIS ErAner
,,-nt. A few friends members 81 ore Or 'rVeis
-.ir,es f.uie. can a. snail individual expersr, AZ
,,toui leaving the family circle improve .hrH Nl.1
svariry. In Acquiring grsfnmSiifaI ane pfacIc 49,
elg- oT he French language meeting eiinsf a. tu7lI
80, - C. or the Professors ABBY a. th- Fioosso
room University buildings, ron IL " e'e9A' -.
NJ Al bis residence Nefeer-st OF 4.
,,T.>T;-I,-RV /, adv. a situation IS teacher in 4
" sssoai or fsmiy. would prefer going soula sooe
..s.-s--s W., Applr Al - S-s-rih-st OF 80
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CARpETINGs,
FLOOR IL CLOTHES, &C.


4s8PEARL ST OPPOSITE WILLIAM
,MlTn a LOUssBEkY now daily receiving 81
- rect from ne European AID American
aye supplies Of CAKSETfSss AID Oh CLora-f Of sne
choicest pattern which they COW oreTirz a. nc o
Eaxi,h Tspe.ry Carp- styles IN 3 10 "a per I'd
An. Brussels Do co 10 -
- SPY do GO So
DO do = % -
Com Medium grirsdo do so %
40 FLoos On CLoTBs q % - 2 wide, . ~ l0s "
'h secer. assortment Of A. oiser articles con1ectec
y ID ne Isde, sc4zlly low % 80.
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.,TANTED-By lady, sifgsuon IS isssne, 70 =
~ school OF family would prefer gong 49,
Igiv.n Applr ~ = S-srrfr-st OF -
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NFIHANILN HAIL.
g. ~ Broadway. between Grand snd srooms streets
open srsy E-~a,as eartaS a. Week
CHRIS TVS NSTRELS.

hKEANIXED ISl2.-The Oldest stsbished Com
" pany In thu world. The hrsI 20 harmonic negro me
iodi-- and ginaOrs OK the present popular style Of
Ethiopian Entertainments wh0ss In shis city du
ring the asst YEARS IL most conclusive evidence OF
lh-ir superior merit aud attrscug-ncss.
Doors open 81. Concert commences al O'CLOCK
&
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WATrs'S MN D-> A,ltpyAfsl
c.-.P.sTstD To 1UAE MI RALGlA II every
u or,p. And servoGs debility n @iad Or oody > Re
ut,ed by mai vii eosure not.e o. lieo.es - II
,v..-m Direct DR. WATTS, =. "asa-ns1oI--- OF Ola
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q. or IS. 1879.
ssiBfit.i1 50 OthsfPofss S''
ss.s......--...-..ssi Grand Tot.l...........cl-4
-~NP"..-..--- .--oNffi fShiryins let
AND NEAI-T.- market 'af Foaf h-ssy. ~'ih .as-
~" eos, rcusus $500 e5s csra.sn or etPor nesty 70
oaces sns eo o. uas-gected. sso os export some 81
80 are n"sf--tss Nssisfa snd plfe Osnssse lhe 41.n
q - te2a< IS or Csrsdan, osxdt - Tor eoiun9s oa
Alsa Mob r:as ~ iof comma Srd sfs' stats
-, Nss.fa so, l2S iof isv0us We.tsfn 40 MS
iste5 - Tor pure 0sossss AID soaih-fo ono RAJ
iu,s are ~re3ut ehstge Th@ saPpss are is,ss. 80
are sofg Iao store Southern steady ald ne uAf
$3.50, sass 80 soo ees 80 Sis 50 tor good rss snt
~sssas o. ~
N.ssspu sncs oP.ni,s Of RIVER Ssvgs,ion 70 Oct 10
'oef ........-....bb is. SO so ,,JjRvi
hifor; iron lat 70 i.sh Octobsri
~ 1919 1898.
tt,ts .ef.--..- 5bs ..ikes1 7t2s
@sAst ~ Wheat heavy and the trsnssctsDus srs
&c.. ~. .ePPlsss preset the marsst SECS 81
40 hasse, 500 d. Sosihsm nsf,of red al ~, ace
@an \. eooc oe pfissts Corn heavy ans par
sxsszkrss~sP srsf Sal. 1900 bssb at oo4sose Tor
&Hs.s ~ssisfa yeov, Is for roead yeos % Tor dam
NJ Lag isaad sAas sSss so god tro-es
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PUBLICATIONS NEW-JERsEY

HISTORICAL SOCIETY Nhltehesd's History Of
l EastJer.ey -
Dler's Life q Gen Lord Stirling 81
Feds Provincial Courts and Bar y ~.
Proceedings OF the Society vols, paper y
For sale by BARTLETT WELFODps
as 2awfwi. Astor Houss.
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rI'iIf GkEaT FAIR ~ The American destitute 10
4 op-n visitors 81 Castle Gsden daily from VI 20
Do PM Tii. dsy from 10 20 u fhs survivors Il the
Rirst Reg m-nt Of NswYor. Volunteers who served In
Mexico ard engaged 10 The six celebrated battles
urd-r Gen Scot from Vera Cruz 10 the City Of Mexico.
will vtsit the Fair hy invitation # ihs Managers They
u b. addressed the Gzrden during iheif visit BY a
~, guishsd CITIZEN Al "A o'clock this evering Dr.
rnous. Arse viii deliver add ess 10 the frsl saloon
On the Philosnnhy Of Manufactures Ola 10
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v b PALMER'S
DUSINESs-MEE'S ALMANAC FOR 1850,
NOW READY.-FOr sale bs all the Booksellers, and Al
1 Shi- Advertising Agency, Tribune Bulldogs. Price
~. cents single 81 per dozen 81 per- 100 per LOO
Orders addressed 70 Y. b. PALMER, Tribune Buildings.
promptly attended 40.
Th.4ausbs should every counting house, oAs aai
1ssirg OOH. isn1 rH-srs1ls q Bilk ksport-f
MAPS, GUIDE-BOORS,
A Nd STATISTICAL WORKS, N almost every variety,
~ Tor sale a. Wholesale and retail by
os8l. DISIURNELL, l02 Broadway.
';siiE KIDD swINDLE.-The Nauons POlce
Gazette u tn. week is ready, contains fuli
report Of The lnkl Of Kidd Salvage Company against 1.
n Carpenter Tor csgnleffeilcg the testimony very
unique and should BE- read by every member Of society
The Buccaneers Of America. Riot snd Murder In PILLS
delphs. The Dark Days Of Pugiism IN America, 8c &c
&c together with is usual allowance OF Enshsh, French
German and domestic cnmna. news, win c0uespon-
drnce from al paris OF the world. O1ce Ice Nassau 81
Dnv ol1 w
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DOW KISS s1AftA Az .-,n.ntr Dh fr,ls.
I SLAVE, FISHER BOY, PkOSERPlNE and GEN
JACKSON comprising four Of the most beautiful works
Of his Sculptor exhibiting for his exclusive ben
st ~ the Gallery Of Old Masters, Lyceum Baidnss, oS
Brosdw-y. $4,000,
These works ogether with the pictures OF the best old
sers form the choicest and mosi In sruct.ve collection
" the works Of art ever brought To this country.
AdmiuAnce IS cents; season tickets % cents open
~, q . " nuttl 10 p AZ % taft
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Esr-y r6ss< he sho~nss t-clas Dat 80 o0fc
400 qa.e. Rs. s11t.zr 49, .aiss ITO busl.
Receipt ..s- og.-iug q RIVER Navs.tcl g. oc' %
-. ........ bal. .s5f5e 7lr
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Communicated.


MRcPaER S only son OF PETER anas
the 2st year OF his age The ancestors Of ibis amen,ed
young man, the fathers side, among the most
prominent men Of Virginia and his maternal grandfather
who equally esteemed la public and private life.
Washington inherited many Of the striking
manly beauty, a lofty and chivairous bearing, and a
graceful and captivating address His education had
been carefully attended TO, his natural abilities were
aud OF his conversation, which with him a
giit and art" His success in society was truly
attributed 70 the mingled dignity, renemenr and tender.
OF his Generous and hearted, he was
incapable Of wounding the feelings o. any one but
could not noursh suspicion or resentment but he
all occasions humane, placabie, and forgiving.
and admired by those who knew hm--having Just en-
tered useful and bound life by the
ties how startling and unexpected was the a that
with dsmay, no remained calm III do deny" he
said, that should like TO live, but II Is decrecd other
wise, am resigned " and fixing his thoughts with stead.
fast earnestness blessed promises redemption he
was enabled retain the composure unto the last
One sorrow alone disturbed his peace, and that was for the
escaped his lips he seemed dwell with unspeak.
able compassion upon what he knew they would suffer.
moved from EARTH and expressions Of faith and
fell again and again from his dying lips.
ns a on FdaS as s snS pay were
mourning friends ATTENDED his funeral from his jae o
ngs the Irving House, and he Inferred in the Con
Toll spot with which he had been familiar from boybodd
The Rev. Mr. Buler, who had numbered him among his
sabbath school scholars IN earlier years assisted by the
iochnr soemni,y the beloved dead Forever ont Of our
sight" Six OF his bosom companions deposited his pre-
closed their lost how were they soothed BY the
sweet remembrance OF
aiew h Lived, and how 10 disdp
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Both OF the organs state that the late Cuba proclama-
ion was receiyed at the Department Of State in
munieation received from the President at Harrisburg
risbug the information which the proclamation was
founded that he prepared il at that city, and then sent it
by mail to the Secretary OF State-hat is to say, the in
formation OF the armng and fitting out OF men, and all
other circumstances going to show the existence OF this
terrible plot obtained by General Taylor at Harris
burg Now, how could he have obtained il except from
the honest and peaceable Dutchmen who inhabt that
fine portion Of Pennsylvania. and who opposed to all
such wicked expeditionsl Certain il is, that the
news did not appear in any of the city papers until after
our Dutch friends in Pennsylvania communicated the
intelligence to General Taylor. Since then, the
spracy begins creep through the heads OF the wing ed
tors in the cities And they daily manufacture
ing paragraphs giving out ominous limitations Of the
existence of this horrible plot against Cuba They speak
myseriously OF the armug. drilling and haranguing of
men, We understand also, that since the proclamation
issued, certain adventurous republicans Of this
try, anxious to go upon crusade Of freedom making
earnest inquiries to ascertain when and where this plot
was Matched where the men are ensting and where
is TO be the place of rendezvous, &C., &c. Will the
honorable Secretary of State inform these crusaders of
liberty and independence to these matters Or if he
not in possession OF the information upon which Gen.
Taylor framed the proclamation, which he sent all the
way from Harrisburg. will he (Mr. Clayton) write to
the General and obtain in The country is on the qu
uve for the facts relating this horrible plot and they
ought not longer to be withheld by the government
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From our Baiumors Correspondence.

BALrIMoRK, August2i-5 p. m. .
arrival Of the steamer Carada-Importamf siaps eassAr
of an emamcipatiomia. Ttoetk of Ssptsmber-Non
iaaitor Of alexander Epass-7hs markets, &c.
The by the Canada has come to hand nj
astor rather is coming that you will be enabled
to give your readers abstract of IL in the morning Il
has been detained by combination Of telegraph breaka
aud should not be surprised II the mails by her reach
from New York, where she will doubtless arrive this a
temoon
sprung up In this city last evening which
will doubtless considerable litigation Officer Nc
Creary, of Elkon Md, arrived here in the Philadelphia
cars Thursday evening, having In custody a slave
named Albert, alleged be the property OF Mrs Hayes
of Cecil county who had been arrested a runaway in
Chester county, Pennsylvania He had been large for
about four years, and had been employed during that time
by Mr. George Martin, Of Chester county, Pennsyva-
MIA, who Is a substantial old Quaker gentleman. On
the of Albert, and his being taken in ,ihe cars
Mr.. Martin, accompanied by several pationists
followed him Baltimore, for the purpose OF en-
deavoring obtain his release. Albert was immediate
y looked in the slave prison Of Mr. Wilson and Mr.
Martin making himself known, he arrested by the
agent Of the of the slave under the laws OF Maryland
charging him with harborng and employ ing slave know
ing him to have been such, and claiming damages wages
NC :, to the Of 81 900. He committed In de-
fault Of bail. The parties have employed lawyers and
VIM A. Stewart counsel for Mr. Martin has filed his nett
ton try the under writ Of habeas corpus before
Judge Legrand to- morrow.
The 18th OF September, the anniversary OF tho battle of
North Point will be celebrated this year by the remnant of
the Old Defenders by visit Annapolis and will be ac-
companied by the Independent Blues The Walker Sharp
Shooters and the National Greys Of Washington city, who
propose visit that day, may expect whole
reception from military but especially from the Wash
ngton Guards and the Independent Geys whose guests
they viii be- They will accompany the SD regiment to
Gibson's woods, where they will spend the day.
The Board of Underwriters Of New York have adopted
resolution the effect that they will hereafter insure
any vessel commanded by captain who has red his
vessel arriving California, for lucrative employ
ment
Alexander Evans has been nominated the whig cand
date for reelection Congress from the fifth Congressional
district of Maryland
In the Baltimore market this morning, the -four market
was firm, with sales OF 800 barrels Howard street ut
So Is, and of 500 barrels City Mills the same price
There has been change In prices during the past
The supply is large and IL finds ready sale IO7
for good prime red and log 10 for white,
and liz ll6 for family -four white Corn continues
uniform 50 81 for yellow, and So SO cents for
white, with occasional lots Of very prime Mt 81
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Nomination In Maryland.
To the Editors Of The Union.

TO NC EUHUs y Wt UHI0H!
To-day the democratic congressional convention met
in this place. The counties OF Frederick, Washington
and Allegheny were represented in said convention
There were over two hundred delegates in attendance
am personally acquainted with many OF them. They
met in the right kind of democratic iprail for the
cause, and nothing for men. Their deliberations were
marked with great decorum and order The result oil
their abors was announced at about o'clock by unan-
inous vote declaring that they will support William Il.
Hamilton, the nominee OF the convention. Mr. Hamil-
and doubt will be able representative from this dis
ct should he be elected, Of which have no doubt i
old Washington county will roll up her old-iashioned
majorties OF days gone by Messrs Lowe and Bser OF
Frederick city, delivered short addresses before the
yenton, which received with great applause BY
thronged courthouse, which, by.the-by. Is no small
room They promised that old Frederick county will
give good account OF herself at the polls In October
The convention adjourned about o'clock in great har.
mony.
HorasrowS, August 81, ls4s,
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Truman az WORK In Rhod. I.land.

Truman Smiths attachment to this administration Is
perfect monomania After he had been in this city circu
lang ibes against the democratic party, and attempting
corrupt the balotbox by promising Offices in the name
Of the cabinet, 10 the people OF IndanaaH for eight
dollars day out Of the ichig corruption Jund-the
cabinet finding that such conduct was about TO recoi
upon them. authorized its organ 10 publicly disavow
Humans operations. and to discard his services in their
behalf. The organ accordingly openly avowed to the
world, that the cabinet neither knew OF nor sanctioned
the conduct OF the wooden-numeg senator. After such
treatment any man with particle Of pride or honor in
his composition would have turned his back upon
cabinet that had treated him with such ingatiude, and
never again had communication or connection with it,
Not so Truman Smith. He was obtuse enough in his
moral sensibties not TO appreciate his true position
and, pocketing the insult he still continued his services
in the cause OF the cabinet This circumstance shows
the true character OF the man. and indicates that he has
no sense OF personal degradation Who wonders them
that he should be selected the dshonored instrument
to do the dirty work OF the cabinet Nobody II he is
successful they acknowledge him as their agent, and
accept HIS services II unsuccessful they dsavow his
authority, and repudiae his acts And such man holds
seat in the United States Senate the representative OF
sovereign State.
II seems Truman is now at work in the western dis.
tct Of Rhode Island, where congressional election is
about to take place late Providence Herald speaks of
him as head electioneerer Of the wing party at eight
dollars per day. The who cautioned the South against
democracy lately because our principles were hostile to
slavery is taking great interest in affairs in our west,
em district He commenced some time before Mr. Dixon
was nominated, and undoubtedly had finger in the bar
gain which was contaminated at Eas, Greenwich. Now
he n "A,
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W.sunnroN. Anrnst oa- IsI

WASHINGTON, August 30, lsf9
GENTLEMEN: Permit me, through the columns of your
truly valuable Journal, to call the attention of the demo.
Gratis OF Washington city TO paper published in Bat
more, called the Republican and Argus. From the err.
enlargement the editors OF that spirited little democratic
sheet has received they have determined on and after
Monday, the 27th nst to make il a morning instead Of
evening paper, las now ISL and have appointed VIM
w. Edwards OF this city, their agent This paper will
be served subscribers at the rate the Sun and
Clipper and sincerely hope that the democrats OF this
District will give il the support il deserves. W.
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DIesriRD President Taylor, learn says the Potts.
vile Emporium, In his reply the Potsvle commee,
Harrisburg spoke Of the "ocofoco party and the loco
presses % imitation o. inc slang Of the wings when
President Of the United States, when speaking OF party
teupton. since the administration of Jeerson and com.
Pn.e. a. this time large majority Of the people Of the
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GENERAL House Furnishing Dry Goods Wsrero0m.
VI CLAGErT DODsoN would most respectfully inform all
intending house, that they have
ed their for the reception OF much
extensive assortment OF goods the above ne than has ever been
In will be absent for
purpose making purchases and would respectfully
Al be pretes, best
nom 20 wait their retun They will
snpeb Tapestry Velvet, Tapestry Brussels and Brussels
Three ply supcrfne Ingram, low-pfced do
Damask fwlled and plain Venetian Cnrpetine t.
Together with everything pretty and good which needed in
their line. Aug 25--frsw2awH
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FLoRfpA INDIAN CoMMssrosKRs.-B. y. Whitner and L.
A. Thompson the Of gentlemen, who have
arrived in this city commissioners from the Governor Of
Florida, submit to the Secretary Of War authentic
OF the Indian difficulties reported be existing