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BY a.aEN a r.srGr, AuctIoneers.

NEW AND ELEGANT FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-On Fri
IN day. september 10 O'clock shall sell
residence Of gentleman declining housekeeping cone OF
and flag viii designate the house
household which aud IN excellent or
der. II consists, IN as follows;
Superior wailut spiing seat ete-a-tete SOFA
do chairs
DO do and mahogany spring seat rockers
DO do spring paror chairs
ouonan
Do mahogany extension dining table
dress aud bureaus
DO do and maple bedseads
Do BRUSSELS tapestry, paor and step carpets, not made
Mating beds, mattresses bedding, candeIabras
Lamps table and kitchen requisites, besides many
articles be enumerated .
TERMS All Sl5, cash 50, credit oil
days satisfactorily endorsed bearing
The house 8
GREEN TAsTET,
Aug 5-.taw&ds
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TELEGRApHIC REPORTS FOR THE UNION.
Condition of The Northera Markets.

Condition Of The Northera Markets
New YoRK, August 26-2, p m The excessive house Of
Messrs w c. ~ A. Hunter dealers N -four, has failed.
steady prices Fancies more active
Flour less demand-pces in favor OF buyers Sales
this morning Of 25OD bbls 81 rs 81 81 for common,
and 81 so for State brands prime G-nesee, 50 %
a IS 81 southern, SIS la TO So 81, quality Corn
meal and rye flour unchanged Sales OF 900 bushels Cen
esee wheat Il5 cents Corn steady Sales OF 10000
shells 62 90 for mixed ami 81 cents for yellow
Rye, 10 cents. Provisions unchanged q oceries firm
Cotton firm. Sales OF 900 bales at full prices OF "a mr.
day. Wliskey, 25i 70 c'nts
PnLApELpHIA August 26--2, p. m.-Socks nncbuuged
Sales fresh grouad flour AT So Is % 37h Rye Hour
scarce. Corn meal, S3 Grain stendy Red wheir III a
la Tor prime, Corn, yellow, IS 66 win up
ward tendency Rye 65 Oais, 80 TO 40 cents for onh
er and northern, Provisions unchanged Groceries
finn Cotton quiet Whiskey, 26s ceais per gallon.
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PA.sESesRs FROM CALIroRNA.-Commodore APP Catcsby
Jones' d NJ and several other officers OF the branch Of that
service, Hon. George Abenethy, ex-governor Of Oregon
and fmily General Paroles and family, and other
bes, passengers by the Crescent City from Chages
and Kingston 1t will be also that Mr.. Meacham,
lady, and daughter OF Baltimore. have returned from Cali
fornia by the same steamer.-BIu Sun.
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ystnes.--fsenuemen Washington who
n have their tables the choicest
liquors perfect the
original
selection for table, Of number Of
and liquors. packed and delivered at their
Gree Of freight by Adam express on any day required
by The day previous
single dozen viii be made by the under
Mosee sparkling Champagne and
unequscd stock Sherry, Madeira, and
Port including some exquisite Amons
do White csret, (MedocJ Burgundy, san
tefne superior stock in
the United and finest brandies and Havana
JACOB SNYDER, IT.,
Aug T-dlmif Wine Merchant, Philadelphia
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PROPOSALS III be received at tiai. once until tis
Isl October furnishing hundred tons best qu
y anthracite coal broken into pounds eac 70 DC
delivered and into The vaults the Capitol rom dust "
small Also, hundred coIdF OF best qualy
reasoned hickory wood 10 he Delivered corded and measured IN t
Capitol yard hundred cords be sawed IN oJ
and balance pieces whole be slowed ~ The
vaults and the attending e delivery OF the COAL and the
the whole 10 be delivered By the lst OF November
required faithful performance OF the
Persons therefore, Offering furnish the articles VIII
the OF their securities ia their proposals
RICHARD "a. YOUNG
Aug 9-dtloct CLERK House OF Representative u ..
limited receiving proposals furnish the
articles has been changed the LIST Of September
prorimo.
l7-dtl5ep
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THE UsIoS The Washington Union, during the pres,
emf crisis follows a patriotic course. While it does
full justice 10 northern fanatics, ii also gives southern dis
unonists their due For paper printed at the seat OF
COVE nment, and edited by gentleman who has the
interest of the South at heart il exhibits much modera
ton and may we'll aspire the high honor of being the
organ OF OF the great parties which. politically rule
this country-Reod,ng tPo) Peoples Advertiser
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Corner Of Ninth and n Streets Washington,
WILL reopen Monday the l7t of September thorough
English studies purued, superior
Able Instructors employed Ia the several depart
the advancement
pupils med number Of boarders
the advantage OF at all times in French
and nj the comforts OF pleasant home
Terms, &C. made application to the Principal.
Aus aw1w
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Notice to claimants against Mexico, under the Nv
of I'd February, Is5k.

OFFICE ruE CosalsstosKRs, June " -
II the sitting OF this day. the following order made
"Ordcrcd, That secretary notice 10 be
the National Int IigeDcer, Republic aud Union newspaper
by the Board day
~ unless special shown, which must DE-
adidavt and that all memorials have been
hut decided BIZ down nearing the hrst ~
December and II further delay in be wan
ton in writing thai effect submitted befofs VS.
setting forth the for such delay.v
Claimants win please receive accordingly the notice con'
the recital Of the foregoing order
o-wtlsFeb to C0hIhs'N~
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LitteIl's Living Age, No. 3se.--k'gic~ l2k
1. Montague aud Emerson-New York Recorder
Fletcher and Nilton-Ladies' Companion.
3. rondorcet-Quaneriy Review.
Maurice Ternay, On vi, NIii-Dublin University Magazine
S. The Euharmonic Organ-samDel A. Eliot
Poetry. Christmas Day the Bush Woods for Music
Parrot Danger OF Steamships Depths OF
European Niagara Suffice on Vessels Of War
Exhibition 1851 Death Mr. James Smith Peace Congress
Horse balloon Hume on America
WAsHisoTos, December 81 IsA5
periodical journals devoted
abound In this country, this has appeared
indeed
OF English languages but this by its i'm
comprehension includes Of the hu
nan m expansion Of the present
J. a ADAMS.
Published weekly, at s. year, by
T. LITTEIL d CO., Boston.
And sold by JOSEPH BURLINGTON,
AurT Corner AZ and Pa.
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NOUHNAMENT-A will a 4 Fsuqnier
White sulphur Springs "Wednesday, In September
On Friday, tbs 9Th, there win be : fancy ball
G-2
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Result Of The Iadiaua Election

INDIANAPOLIS Aug 2lhe result OF the ell c,ion held II
this the 5th instant has been fully asceraIned
The mocrats joy of % in the convention t
frame new constitution and in the State legislature lie
same party has, on joint ballot, majority of 45
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NOTICE TO pRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every peon entitled right presumption OF the
lands within townships of townships above enume
establish the satisfaction OF the
receiver of the land oc and make payment
therefor i notice. and before
the public sale OF the
embracing otherwise such claim will be
forfeited.
J. BUTTERFIELD, Commissioner.
Juue 3w
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R1iiroad -deetdent al Portland.

PORTLAND Maine, Aug, Is The gravel train on the
Kennebec aud Portland railroad ttToSyn oil he track
this mornng, Instantly killing four Irish aborers AID tady
il irng several others Tue accident caused by -
quantity and timber having been malicious
placed on The track.
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FIRE al Montreal

MoNTREA Aug IA dreadful Are occurred here last
night IN the ST. Lawrence suburbs Several acres oil
qonnd covered With burning umbers From nun.
dred 10 "a hundred and twenty houses ournt down
re loss IA est IN ed a a least $500, 400.
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ny-Notice.-As meeting OF the Washington Philharmonic
Society will be hed exclusively for private business
of the society be admitted and
by applying for Them the doorh
dappon other friends u tie society
might DESTROYS IT asrding but il is hoped they
will themselves u future subscribers
Aug2
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Fractional townships any aud ytwo Of range thy tour
Township my, Of range forty one
Fractional township iorty eight and townships or d.
Of range forty Two , ..- -. -,
sbipr forty nine and my, OF range forty three
Townships oty seven, forty eight forty nine and my M
forty tour -. =.
,ovynsblp any, OF range iory-nye.
Fractional forty aud my, of range forty
Fractional townships ortys1 and ory SEVEN township ION
eight and township forty nne OF ortyseyen
townships forty sescn ioy eish and ioryns
range ioTty-.ighl ,-.. = -. &C., -.
Al the land ONCE IONIA, commencing on Monday
tsent OF next disposal Of the public ~
the undo Ims ntoned fractional township, VIZ
North Of the base iln and wtsf Of ne PRINCIPAL mds
Sections two the half OF section three e
eleven eleven Twelve fourteen, twenty four twenty n
and thirty STA, IN township ine, or range seven.
Lands appropriated law for lie use or schools, my
other purposes, viii be excluded from the sales
The offering abov. mentioned lands wi be commenced
DAYS appointed proceed Ia the order in which
yeftised despacl unii the whole m
beer elosedi but
open longer weeks and private entry of I'M
admitted until after the expiration 81 ue TWO weeks
under hand the city OF Washington, This thirteen
day June Doini thousand eight hundred hhy
BY the President H. TAYLOR
J. BurrERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person right Of empuon IN
within die nsIs fractional townships above
required establish the same ~ the Satisfaction Oh me
receiver OF The proper office, and make therefor y
seeing t notice, and before the day aJpon
Tor The OF public sale OF the lands embracing
tract claimed otherwise such claim will be- forfeited
}. BUTTERFlELD, Colanisioue
June l0-iawi3w
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SEAIED PROPOSALS., endorsed "sm. Loan and Address
y Works, will be received the ohc
second Auditor In the city Richmond, until ~ on Nean
the rth day OF this month"; Augus for loans 10 the
Virginia. under authority OF law, amounting In The Whoe
sleo0 bearing interest the rate OF six per cent ~
IT the United States, and payable ON the ~ Gay
day July year. and iredeeabie fof y "
from the Of the certificates, but redeemabe Afterwards
pleasure OF tho General Assembly. ,,..-s
Prompt payment public OF the accepted m
required unless otherwise expressed in the proposals. ans
scrip viii be delivered payment
by order of the Board of Public Works :,
l. BROWN III
Aug i4--dto3thinst Second Aadf@
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University OF Ponnsytvsnts.
MEDICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rIyrH SESSION. (1so-
vi sl1rhe lectures will commence on donasy, ocobsr and
the of March ensuing
further information, the July number Of the Medcsl
Journals. W. t. HokNER, ~ ID,
Dean u the Medical Faculty,
.PurLA psISurA, July 1. lsn. Aug l-iawd Actoosis
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The editor OF the Union will please publish the foo
ing another of the indications in the State of penn
sylvana.
A MEMBER or CoNeaEss FROM PrsssytyAst.
At the democratic county convention held for the
county OF Northumberland in Penney lvania Monday
me 18th instant the following RESOLUTION passed BY
inc convention with entire unanlmy;
Aesofrsd. That recognize in Cen Lewis Gas. one OF
the pss'est OF living American stsesmen. HIS patriotic
coufss In the Senate the United States during The pres
session. has sdded many sores 10 bis chapet OF tame
and rendered him doobiy dear the of Penn
syvania grateful people will seize tho fr, opportunity
- correct the error they committed In 1913.
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f virtue oftwo DEGREES Of Charles county court stns
OF equity, the undersigned, as trustee viii sell before ~ nd
house door, IN Port Tobacco, Monday the 2ed day h
between and Eve O'Clock, OF lara
by Mary r. Neaie, from her Mary e. Neale anu
Of which the late DIR. Francis Ncae died seized-boh
shutting upon which snid DIR. Francis Neae 100
occupied the Of his death, called and known FRA
Creek,v and containing hundred and hity acres, V
less Ia, ~
This upon comfortable dwelling barns
all houses II is wellwstered heayp ~
convenient navigation. The land u in high sa aapv
and yields abnndantiy the usual products OF me
miles from Porn Tobacco, and convenient 20
mill. uts
-Four hundred dollars cash the day OF sale
thereof balance equal annual
be secured by bond and security be approved BY the us
interest from day Of sale Upon the payment OF the
the authorized convey % e
purchasers the tide OF the r. Nea and
Nesle the shovedescnbed premises, free ana u
bcred Of the widows dover interest IS =. s,,rrT
I,,v 4 ,.u,a. Tru~
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

HuiI.xnt Lotteries tor August, 1870.
J. w. MAURY n Co., Managers.
s45,OOo-s2O.OG
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit o Monongalia Academy,
Glass No. 81, for 1850.
10 h. drawn al Alexandria, Va, saturday, August 81 1854
Ia drawn numbers in each package OF IS tickets.
sCHEar.
splendid prize Of 900 splendid prize Of. sas
| 2n,ouu 90 .-..., I'll
l lO,OOU pilles =, III
1 do 1890. 1900 p do d
1 do -. :. 1900 &C. &c.
Tickets &l0-haves $5-quarters 81 3d.
Certificates of packages Of 70 whole tickets, sl2o
no rs half do ~ %
Do do 25 quarter do 900
Orders for Tickets ssJ shares Certificates of Packages
above splendid will receive the most prompt attention
an Official account of drawing immediately after
- Address J. & G. MAURY, Agents,
July "a Alexnnira, WgiuA
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fI,IE copartnership recently existing between the
dissolved by owing
the necessary absence Of one " the parties
w. ID. WALLACE,
WILLIAM J. NILES
wAsMsoros, August d. 1850.
undersigned wall prosecute claims Of all descp
either branch department Of the
Washington.
W. ID. WALLACE
Refer the Hon. Mcsu Speaker Cobb Of Georgia Ashmun Of
Bayy OF Virginia Ph1nr, OF New York Taylor
Of Ohio La Sere louisiana generally 10 the members OF tho
House OF Representatives Of this and the last Congress
Aug g-3taw3m
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Aug 2l-6tTuThS5

CARD.The subscribers having completed their stock OF fur
II nure, crockey and glassware would respectfully invite
furnishing the public generally, them call,
Penns avenue nearly opposite
Hotels, and the stock, which
they compress nearly article the house furnishing
line. We enurneratc part
dvnns, otomans, lounges,
DO large back paror chairs, rockers sc
DO spungseat and pain parIor chairs
mar cenge-abies and washEtands
DO marble dressing aud other bureaus
Do hat racks, dining, and other tables
DO wafLrobes, French bed-tead and workstands
Maple cottage, French, bcosleads
chair
Do do spiral spiug bedseads superior article
Refrigerator, and wire safes
Buckets aud baskets
Feather beds, hair, palm leaf, ard shuck mattresses
Eight day marine and gothic brasswork clocks
Crockery and glassware, among which
Mulberry, flowing tue white china dinner, and
coffee and toilet
German silver and britannia casters and tcapots
Glass and cake stands, dishes, sc.
DO roDlets tumblers candy jars, SC.
dating Only and
GREEN TAsTET.
AucBonesrs and Com Merchants and Furniture Dealers.
Aug e-cod2wf
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The New York Tribune claimed the other day the
election OF wing member OF Congress in Mr. Tbomp-
sons district, But they counted without their host The
Iowa City Reporter of the sh instant toe whole
coan right, and states the OF the entire demo
cratic State ticket by 1000 maority-two demo.
cratic congressman elected, and 80 democratic majority
on joint ballot in the general assembly 1t says that
neter. since the organization of parties, has whigery
been 10 completely routed in Iowa" Mr. Hampstead is
elected governor by 2,07s majority, far heard from
In the second district the democratic can
ddate is elected by 700 500 majority; and in the first
district the host OF Momonsm has been met and over
thrown, and the democrat is elected
From the Pen.syivanisn
Two DEMOCRATIC coSenEssMES PROM Iowa - HrNS's
uxcToS cERTAIN--Young Iowa has done her whole dnry
We give below the figures from Of the Keok1
Despatch, dated August IA which makes IL certain inat
Hem 10 elected to Congress in the district claimed by the
whiss-
Last evening received the vote OF the Mornons at
Kanesville, which stands
Wright AL
Hsnn 80
Wrigh,'s majority seI
This the election Of HEM in this district by
MAORI " OF three hundred
whether, under these circumstances. Dan Miller will
persist that Congress sent him home to the
again, we don't know--nor do He will find, he
iofe he Rets halfway the track thai, whether
en 70 Congress comes himself, IL takes the people
me fruits Of the triumph In this State arc
democratic governor
wo democratic congressmep
A democratic secretary OF Stale.
A democratic treasurer Of Stale
dernocrauc treasurer of the board
A democratic auditor Stale
And Overwhelming dsmocratc m s;o,,v IN ho,h
branches oil tho legislature.
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TUE Consultation and Practice of Courts Martial by
DAga, (maIor GENERALLY the Practice and Forms Of Courts
Martial
Major General Charles j. Napier Military Law.
MAJOR James Collection charges, Opinions and Sentences
General Courts Martial.
The Duties OF Advocates by Captain Hughes, lh
ment, deputy Judge advocate general
Of Inquiry
by Field Ofcer
Military and proceeding. Of Courts Martial by
Captain Griffith, royal artillery.
Hough's Military Law Authorities.
Msa by Major Kennedy, judge advocate gen
Bombay
Tyuer o Military Law and Courts Martial.
Martial and Militia Punshments
Prendeus.t civi Relating Army,
The Queens Regulations Orders Army vol sup
piemept-
Once Royal Warrants, and Regulations regarding Army
Services vol.
Collection Warrants and Regulations issued Army
MAJ OF Finances l vol.
Dcuonnre jusuce Marei par Du Mesgn,
Ion
Lately imported from Europe by FRANCK TAYLOR
also n hand
Military Laws Practice Of Courts Martial by Lieut.
O'Bnen, United States army.
Military and Evidence; by Captain De Hart United States
MAJOR the Practice OF Courts Martial.
The Mackenzie Case by j. Fenmore Cooper.
Military Laws OF the United states.
Proceedngs Inquiry Gaines;
vol 1887.
IND works the subject
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m THE public informed that and after the 2itI
instant splendid low steamer BALTIMORE
with and hundred
and my hold will regularly regh
Washington and ana Balu
Leaving Washington Mondays and Thursdays at O'Clock
m and O'clock the Baltimore Will take N
Creek, and at Pney Point about O'Clock
wharf, BALTIMORE at O'Clock,
M Fridays Alexandria at ~ o'clock
M Washington IL O'Clock, Wednesdays and sat
urdays.
Passage from Washington TO Marbury's. 81 90
Do do Pney foHt ucuums mcais, "
do Baltimore = %
tickets Baltimore with privilege OF returning
Meals except and state rooms, extra
For further apply the board
y = ? ''"''A' As'A' :" GEORGE MArTlNGLY, Agent
m7-Dnily Excursions by the Steamer Mount Vernon
Creek, where spend
ice spring or hsl at The wharf Far 70 Maroy
10 return day, 81 Far Aqua day, 81
| Including meals. Ii. +. DARRACoTT Captain
July 23-Nawt20Sept
Pleasure Excursion Yorktown, Old Point, and
| Norfolk.
4 he Osceo
scAs places Saturday next III,
O'Clock, arriving ut Old Point and Noot
Yorktown al O'Clock Re
turning, leave Norfolk Monday morning.
company an opportunity celebrated battle field, th
Cornwaiss Cave; ALSO 10 enjoy the sea AR IN
bathing, upon sheepshead, oysters nc he
Washington Monday evening
O'Clock, p. n,
| Good music be n attendance.
round p, ST. for gentleman and lady
Aug a-dh JAMES MITCHELL
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THREE TRIPS A WEEK TO MOUNT VERNON.

- Tie new and swim steamboat THOs CoLLYER
making other week
First Trip August 2otl Leaving Washington
Fridays 10 O'clock and Ale
loA The boat VIII remain Mount Vernon about
children half The boat wall land
ahneton also
board Mount ycrnon-J0 from either place TO Wash
ingon.
Co.'S coaches viii with the boat leay
O'Clock and Fourteenth
Tie boat 10 Families living
coach will be them by appyns
the before the boat Families
pleasant healthy kefeshnent
furnished at city prices.
JOB CoRsoN, Captain
81 Arm
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DINE Bow Windows At private saIe.The subscribers
for private bow windows nearly and in
order, with shutters complete which they will cell Per-
wishing purchase well
selves We hsv. also received addition
furniture four walnut extension dining tables, which
will seli at reasonable prices
GREEN 4 TAsTET
Auction ind Commission Merchants nd Furniture
Dealers, at the Of 9Th and Penn.
ing o4-sodH
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, ID. C.-The winter Of sir
" months will the 18th Of September.
Room. bnry, bed and furniture ~ 90
fable and week "
Charses to those pho do not board
i.
Room, library, and furniture ~ w
Naturalization $40, admission Fuel lights
per dozen. For French charge
The college Of boarding STUDENT exclusive Of
books stationery will exceed $3.50 Bills
may and
course, degree
College
viii the advantages Of attending the lectures delivered
by distinguished scientific
and last
Opportunities. offered Of hearing debates and
asgu n Supreme occasions.
Ionere Hill. Aug V4-Iswd&c6w
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WANTED, small house, suitable for s",s',, Aasi~|
family between 18th and 7th streets, and near the fs
ns y srteet. ,h ars~
Apply Mr.. simmss grocery store, corner OF and LOU
Aug z5-3tf
rARLyLE's IAttsr-day Pamphlets, No So
" ism.n
Julia Howsrd-a Romance /, by Mrs, Martin Bell
Darius the Great, by Jacob Abbott
An,m Just received for sale BY rRAScK rArbo'
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GUNNER GOODS At PRIME COsr.-The subscriber.
respectfully NOTIFY and the public general that
they commedse this day, and unu the a Of
september e of remainder Of their well assorted stock Of
prime indeed articles below
heavy fall winter purchases
strangers visiting the city will 6d greatly their
before purchasing shall
certainly offer very great bargains for cash.
The following comprise n part
50 pieces different style rich silks, less than cost
20 do plaid silk ussues, at - cents
% do figured be eyes, at lsi cents
5
Is very rich do 37I
10 light berege dc LANES, at % cents
10 do second mourning beregos, Mt % cents
do second mourning tissues, at 3fl cents
French jacope and lawns, less than
embroidered white and coloted Tarleton robes nj 81
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
July 3I-wThSsat film
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SECOND CARD.-rhe subscribers respectfully rcque.
~ their who closed
the first day Of July and previously call and make early
settlements being important that all accounts should be closed
prior the fall business
cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Aug H-3tawlm
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IiE undersigned respectfully Informs his friends
and patrons that tho solicitation OF the rropetors OF tho
National HOTEL he viii In their behalf and
liberal which the hotel
heretofore enjoyed, and which he still soicits tor IT,
DAVID Y. KEELING.
NAucsAL Horrr, Norfon Pa, august 9, 1850.
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