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Yesterday the House of Representatives took up the
Texas boundary bill The first motion made was,
that this bill be rejected After debate in the
OF which Mr.. Hiard OF Alabama, made strong argu-
ment in favor Of the BILL the question taken by ayes
and noes, when The motion rejected by large
jority, viz ayes "a, noes 16S.
Mr. Boyd then moved to amend the bill by adding the
territorial bills concerning New Mexico and Utah. A
member suggested that such junction not in order
but the Speaker declared it be in order, because the
matter OF the bills germane: which appeal
was taken the House, but the Speakers decision
supported by the House-ayes 1913, SO. These
are altogether decisive. though they supposed TO
lean towards adjustment Of the question. Another
good sign in the House yesterday the concliatory
spirit which prevailed. We hope il may continue till the
end OF the chapter. The signs of adjustment al
present to be brighter.
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Virginia Con ventlon,

Messrs Garland, Southa. 7. Randolph, and Alexan-
der Rves are stated to be elected in the Albemae dis
trct The Richmond Enquirer reports Rives TO be ahead
OF Lyon eleven votes.
In the Halifax district, Messs. Tredway and White
OF Pit,sylvania, Edmunds and Purkns OF Halifax, and
Goode and Chambers of Mecklenburg, elected
Tredway, Edmunds, and Goode characterized as
democratic radicals White as democratic conservative
and Purkins as a radical wing.
In the Cupeper district Messrs. James Barbour, Rob
er A. Banks and John Voolfolk elected by consiJ
cradle majority Barbour will be returned first by not less
than two hundred votes
In the Alexandra district, composed OF the counties OF
Stafford Prince William, Fairfax, and Alexandria Mon
cure, (democrat) Edwards (whig Snowden, twhig and
Williams, (democratD are elected.
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passage 81 lac By The Preach National Assembly which
limited TIE light Of suffrage. sod dissnchlsed several nl
yey sho assisted In placing Louis IN The very
hc occupies. But. satisfied with his blow at
10 / al lasl aoath The Nsuon.i Assembly enacted law
the regulation OF the The voted stood 49,
noss 30 fhs -. perhaps. tho mos. vrann.esl measure
The kad that adopted France, and i's opera
will ivtrr aud restrict the press render IT,
great exienl, machine la te hands OF the gov
efnnent
One aufs requires the signatsse sushor every
polca Religions and philosophical article. Thus " an
iadivdaa utter sentiment At which The
ragned, and n convicted, noed and imprisoned ths IN
fasor, where the popasf writers 20 vehement Ia he
appeals aud where political excitement Is always 30 nigh,
viii opefste fearful restraint An effort was made TO
modify this fessv by merely rendering u necessary that
submitted 10 the police THIS rejected by Of
375 275. Hereafter therefore, every poor devil VINO
ventures 10 illuminate against the WI" 90 ~ ia
sense awk ward position OF halter round his
neck Not only Is 1t that The signature DO given
regious political, and philosophical ARTICLES, bat those
which affect private, commercial and Industrial interests
The seems utterly yrannicalso much so, that
feel disposed believe that m repeal VIII be clamofed
Tor al the earliest There hundreds OF persons,
in this country, who write tor the press, but VINO
would be deferred .elrom compelled TO attach the real
each article. In delieacy would be The
desire avoid nososeiy, The only good effect that We
imagine is that each writer viii have the credit or dis
credit OF his own composition. -
BY the bill, the stamp tax on papers will be nve
confines those Published in Paris, and two cennes
all others All pamphlets and other publications not perl
odica actually published or in course 81 publication,
taxed five centimes sheet This is confined 10
hoss having less than six sheets and published In less
than two numbers The provision is specially directed
against political pamphlets, but large
pamphlet history, political economy,
labor, social organization, and practical religion Uader
this law a OF four pages published IN an edition Of
thousand, would pay five hundred francs 10 the treas
uytbat is, doube the OF its publication There
measure is we repeal calculated and intended aim
death-bow at the liberty OF the press In France
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Photographed for the Union.l
More of the Riots.-Raoages Of the Cholera IN AsgAs
uu-HediM of Pfusburg

PrrsBuRG, Aug. ZIP. m.-Thc riot mentioned in m
despatch Yesterday among the Irishnen the Ohio
Pennsylynnia ralload, commenced with party Of ma
employed the county road The riot'wa, connaed 81
last nigh, and Of to-day The rioters eveed numte
and chiden-fled the woods for protection The Sos
Guards, ith Sheriff Cnrts, went 10 the OF
terday and hi. afternoon, having in custody thu
ysx prisoners, who all now in Jail Many OF The ring
leaders still secreed in the woods, and the people
the neghborhood OF the express much fear Of benz
altreaed and robbed. The rioters glory in the sobriqS
OF .sFardJlvners" and s'Corkoaians /"
The cholera continues 10 prevail to alarming extent
Allegheny city. There has been, sifce my las. tepot
eight fatal in the locality nenton
yesterday Three OF these are physicians, AID all &c.
Oar city is present ualiy healthy There has ben
no mortality to-day IRON any disease, worthy OF NOTE To
weather is clear, COOL and pleasant. Three eet water
the channel aud the rlver stationary.
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bAtFMosh. A"fes W.. a
Failure Of a Bank-A Vel Svsa CosssFA -.
Lind -Ia.iors Strsks.--ke~ fers ceafe~-A.us n,
element The Harrisbusg fsgHas Sasss.- No. a.
Sana-1hs Msrksis, e.
tee graphic despatch ihis i"osnfs sereg,sess A.
ufe OF The Hayre dsssoe B.ns which hss ssr usslA.
quite a large circulation ia his ciy essns bees kssg
ceved by banks aud eittzets TIE eonsfqeeuss 4.
that there Is considerable tAcesnsui Amess a. sAt,s
many Of whom mechanics aud prf-pne "a s4N sasa..
The immediate OF de ssiase % sss4 t@ss q -.
is doubtless the snioseen.ai VI the @a ~ fsNs5 lsaa
prohibiting tie circulation OF sosss vi ICES deau.lna...
han i've doars within that Commonwealth. a. k.a
extensi cicul alton along The line ots canals sss -
place INTO the valley Of the snsaaeseas. Ihs saxsa
de-Grace Bank Is Of those Installations essnlasss =
Wall street bfokers-of which Moses y Dsseh -.
kbodsr-and Tor the hrss Two years % ~ sKisss
regarded with great suspicion.
Jenny Lini is expected reach New soss. a9sasa.
next board the A IN, rican steamer Atlantis esgn
w. her arrival Is looked Tor with ordinary nis
Bets are making that the irip w b. made N a.Y
which would bring her TO the dock at neon "a fs.aag
The jonrneymen taiors Of dis city az. preparing a.
strike similar that OF the operatives OF New fofswba
is pre- have resulted greatly % their sdssuSas
They have opened ion stores mud epabied ssnp
each other at full prices.
despatch fro ON New York says Thar the Calhoun sis
is reported TO have been raised and Is bat slightly ela
Great excitement prevailed ut the New York essn.a
house yesterday, account Of rumor tina, te nonsns
oil Mr. Maxwell had been rejected by The senau sat
sideraon but acted on which afforded g,ea ,eslu
the office holders.
The Philadephia Pennsylvania OF this morning s.u
that The fugitive slaves Harrisburg, about whom Ia
occurred las, Saturday. and who Were fent jail Il
parc ipating riot. have again been discharged .a
have cleared themselves.
Mrs ina lhe lady Of Gen Avezina who acciisn.,
fell our OF second sory window New York Monau
was pronounced yesterday beyond recovery Tier 10,
band absent the time, has been seat icr T
,piu o n he
siuing and having fallen into d1ze, she started A.
proach Of one and fell the pavement distance
twelve fourteen feet.
| The MARKETS In the Baltimore market this nornrs
there were sales OF 100 bbls Howard ct onr chcK,
brands at SIS, and 200 bbls. "a 93} Sales Of 7Oo b
City Mii's S4 S7a Sales OF good prime red whea
lO5 LOT cents. Sales Of Maryland rye 50 Sad
of white corn 81 5S cents and yellow 60
unchanged. Whiskey, "a cents. Sales Of 100 bags Ia
guyra coffee a, l0a CENTS and 400 Lags Ohio Nj
cents
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DIED.,

getown d. c. Tuesday evening" The 9Th instant JOB
HEPBURN native of Prince Georges county, Mar yand
6ls year of his
war; the time Of his DEATH and had been for thin
eight years consecuvey clerk in the Aduant Generals orr
having been appointed the 18th September 1874 Ever n
discharge Of his official duhesknd and cousa
his social and tender in his domestic e
sunshine Of his unfaggng baoyan spirit
misfortune overwhelmed by no nifty The d
his household beloved his friends, esteemed by his assoas
he plough end Of the furow and he n asq
ripe in years. suenderng back the "vtai spark
unungiy Great Fount of Life May the recollection
many virtues embalm his memory sacred thing in the s
cbancel Notwithstanding that death life other form
being fresh segment the eternal round Of change
His funeral place this afternoon at O'Clock
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We cannot account for the arrangement which has re-
Gently taken place in this mail For three successive
evenings we have received but fragment of the papers
10 which we are entitled. Generally our exchange
brings least fifty papers every evening; but on no
evening during this week have received more than
dozen Last evening had but seven papers, and not
one Of them south of Richmond Our new Postmaster
General will have crack his whip, to put his team in
good travelling order
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THE office OF Principal Of this instuton made vacant BY h ON
OF Dr. Gbson has been ied by the apponnet OF H. W. h
A. M who been recommended The board senebM
long experience teacher lie Will be ~s
ed Professor Of Modern Languages and such other help
number Of pupils may require J
The school win opened the first Monday II September
regular une and few days thereafter arrangements WI
reception OF boarders In boarding -
be had reasonable at other places In the
The henlthuness OF this probably surpassed BY t
the Union very accessible position combine with the
school commend the and psuoa
parents and Others having the charge of youth.
ROBERT Y. CONRAD, Presdstl
DIR. w. BARTON, Secretary.
Non. JAMES NJ. MASON,
THOMAS A. TIDBALL, esq
DIR. ROBERT T. BALDWIN,
JOHN BRUCE, esq,
DIR. ~. H. Mcguire,
PHILIP WILBERks, esq,
JOSEPH n. SHERRARD, ESQ
JAMES MARSHALL, CSC,
Rev A. A. II. BOYD
Rev. q. p. KIAUTH,
Aug sq-swcp Truseo|
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Fsfree, bsfreen 1914 and lnh
THE duties Of This institution will be Monday
i Of September
Their pupils requested much
advantage VIII arise TO them by doing In addition their
former commodious establishment they and
wevenuated apartment
claimed their strict attention.
guardians invited
non, where circulars will be all desired ncrron
given.
~ AnvswCrs
Tuition in the higher branches including ornamental
ana oawiT per quarter sio W
.'eHr'tAy !"
Use o maps and apparatus ~
Music Painting Lnrn French, Spanish
charges.
Aug se-eo,is,rsept trnsil
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Pacific Mails via Havana, Chagres. and Psnsms
N Office TO THE PUBLIC, AND INSTRUCTIONS TO fos
~ MASTERsSome modih cations in the arrangement o. usa
steamships between New York Chagres having receh
company, the public notified and The postmaster
structed the following tn days Of departure The s
points Pacific mails wits
New York fith and 18th Of each month, 70
Charleston and Savannah.
Leave New Orleans the l4th and 2sh Of each month
Leave Havana 18th and M Of each -au1Nm
Chasres by the 22d and sth OF month.
Leave Panama the LIST day OF each monthearlt us
! in
Rcurnngtbe mails win San Francisco 1t ny
each month.
Leave Chagres on the 9th and 9Th OF month.
Leave New York I'd 18th month, am
New Orleans N and 10Th Of each month.
Departure New York delayed from the 9Th the
~ each month Chagres and cosspondingiy HavAns
sary enable the Pacific mails 10 connect
Postage IN cents Havana ~
g 20 81 ChaCres
" 20 &c Panama
to be paid In the United States in all
40 cents California Oregon.
N X HALL
Postmaster Cepss
fosr orucr Dspaarsrsr, Aug. ~, 1860.
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s2oO. 900 Virginia six Per Cent.

CEAED PROPOSALS. endorsed estate Loan and addressed 10
y Of Public Works will be received the oncs OF TIE
second Auditor Richmond, until u "wednesday,
day month"; Ausus) for loans 10 the Commonwealth
Virginia. authority OF law uniting in the whole TO
bearing interest the rate Of sir per cent p. annn In
and payable the LIST day Of Jan
irr.deemable
but redeemabe Afterwards at the
Of be General Assembly.
Prompt payment the public OF the accepted bids wiz
expressed
scrip whit be delivered payment
by tho Board Of Public Works
- T. BROWN, Jr,
Aur la-dr2sthinSt Second Auditor.
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DOxrPONED Trustees sale OF Heal Estste.-sy y
oft~o DEGREES Of Charles county court sitting court
the undersigned, trustee, win sell, before the court hon
Port Tobacco Charles county Maryland Tbursday, ne i
September newt between the hours Of and O'Clock ms
land inherited by Mary " Nese from her mother Nancy -
and 81 which the late Dr. Francis Neae died se,
together constituting the farm which the said D fan
occupied the time Of his DEATH called and w
Goose Creek and containing sir hundred and my ono "A
less. This farm has il comfortable dwehnt
stables, and all the outhousss II is well waea
nnbered, and convenient navigation. The land " "
Of and Yields ahundapy the usual products o.
lies sis miles from Port Tobacco and is convenient 20
mill. ass/
Teuns -Four hundred dollars cash the day ofsae or
thereof and the balance In three equal annual instsimen
cured by bond and security, % he approved by the
from the day Of sale Upon the payment OF he nn
purchase the authorized convey 20 ns IA
purchasers the title Of the said Mary r. Neae and the
Francis Neae the above described premises subject 70
right ~ dover in AZ scrc- being that Of the
ssid DR. Francis Nsalc held In fee mpcte balance OF
and nninenmbered. ~.sy
Aug 1o-tsw4w NJ. STONESTHEElp ~"
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LINE Bow Windows ~ private sste.-The su. "A
have for private sale large how windows, near ~
perfect order with shutters complete, which they wi sen ~,
wishing DO well call aud examine
selves We have ai.o received, In addition 10 our
tvH,sure, fous walnut extension dining tables -
viii sell sr reasonable prices. ..arvT
Auction and Commission Merchants and fnfp. . n
Dealers, st tho corner Of 9Th street ana rs''
Aug at-coda
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Mrs. d. III. Burr's French and English seminary for
Young Ladies',
Corner Of Ninth and r Streets Waihinston,
WILL reopen on Monday OF September thorough
course English studies pursued and superior
acquiring languages and other accomplishments IN t'
employed Ia the several aepa
The OF the
med number OF boardefs
all times IN french
and also Of he comforts OF pleasant home.
Terms, ke. "a application 70 the Principal
17-Jaw4w
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Which more conducive to the interests Of the South
for the abolition convention lately held Cazenovia
New York, publish their nfommatory proceedings in
pamphlet form, and send them TO the southern States OF
have them published in the Southern Press, and hereb,
effect the same object
A SOUTHERN MAN
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Qy- Columbia Typographical Society," special ur
Of this society will be held this Thursday evening" At M
O'Clock, ia the hIdemen's Room City Hail. fu sttchdsnr
desired business of The utmost Importance win be submitted
consideration.
Aug29 THos CATION, sccretsr.
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The letter from our commercial correspondent in New
York not received until last night, and will appear
in our columns tomorrow.
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GsssR.b ORDERS wAR DEPARTMENT,
Adiutant Generals once,
No.N Washington, August 49, 1850.
by United States. the
Of the army win be reesabished in the District Of Columbia from
and after the end Of October
ny order
Aug 20 n. JONES, Adiuant General.
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SENATE, August 2s 1850
ask permission, for the first time 10 correct your Re.
poers and in this instance for myself but for his
tory.
In the debate yesterday, in reporting my remarks
the bill relating to the "Orange and Alexandria Railroad
Company" your Reporter, have, amongst other things
unsupported thus stated "ha, the year i7s3 the State
Of Virginia proposed to Congress- II the seat OF the federal
government was located at WILLIAMSBURG, TO present to
the federal government the CAPITOL Palace, and other
buildings there with three hundred OF land and one
hundred thousand pounds, Virginia money" Your Re-
porters, for Williamsburg, have written "Aferandria
Respectfully, j. NJ MASON.
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WANTED IN Hire 10y q slave Woman. ~no
10 qushnei 70 nd for small "a"
ny. Apply ., the tountag Room, Union office
July lf-dhcpu
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TRusTEE's SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
i NIrURE, CHINA, GLASS, AND CROCKERY WARE &e., Al
AUCTION Thursday, 2t instant, shall
r Tucker the subscriber and duly recorded
in Lber j. A. g. H. folos 43, s64, Of the
records Washington county, District Of Columbia,
formerly said Tucker Pennsylvania between
streets, O'Clock,
sort o nd second hand furniture, viz
Mahogany sideboad bookcase aSd secretary
Walnut hal chairs and wood seat chairs
Bedsteads, tables, looking glasses, feather beds
Mattresses, lounges toilet SETS &c.
many articles usually kept 2ue furnishing stos
Terms All s25 OVER S25 credit OF g
and days. satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
JOHN MILLS, Trustee.
GREEN h TASTET
AuQes-d Auctioneep.
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THE PRELUDE, or Growth Of a Poets Mind,
Geographical poem; by William Wordsworth
Aug nj FRANCK TAYLOR
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CARD-he subscrbe having completed stock Of fur
ns s,eese and rs. ~ssa s.,su ss ays gsr
Of 9Th stree, and PENNSYLVANIA avenue nearly opposite
ey comprises article in the house furnishing
Mahogany sofas taiiais, dvsn. lounges, &C.
sIss round back e.ho, nsr rockers &C
10 p1 Seop senae a tables s.', and s.sh.tand.
DO @.rie,op dressing gar and a, shs, ,. bureaus
n.I and wan s:. s.ss and aSs
p.s...,o, a. a. ..s s: g ... '''''' superior ''''
Fssiher beds, ssir, palm leaf, and .hues
| Eehtdv marine and gothic bras. WORK clocks
Mulberry, flowing tue white china dinner 'es and
| German silver aud britannia csstor and tespoe
| Ola fut and cake stands, preserve dishes, 60
An Of which we vii sell price. and
daung Only come and see o.rrs r.srrr
Aucuone.r. and Com Merchants Furniture DssIer.
| ny GREEN q rAsrEr, Apcpc...r..
NEW AND ELEGANT FURNITURE AT AUcTfoN.-or Ft
day the o Of september nes At 70 o,oes ,a We shall set
1871 and Gag win designate the house
superior walnut spring seat 'e,s a lse sofa
% ao and mahogany spring seat rockers
Do 90 whs,sno and ottoman .
DO aad other bureaus
4 DO do and maple bedstesds
DO BRUSSELS tapestry, parlor and carpets not made
Lsmps table furniture kitchen REQUISITES, besides many
i articles necessary he enumerated
All and under S25 cash So, credit Of
satisfactorily endorsed bearing
~ GREEN TAsTET
| Aue as-aswkds Aucboneers.
THE oopartn.r.h,p recently s.,.,,ns between IN.
The Necessary absence Of one Of the parties
/ - w u. WALLACE,
j WILLIAM ,. NILES.
! WASHINGTON, August S, 1850.
The win continue prosecute claims Of All descrp
Washington M n WAR .cu
pcc N ,e Hon Cobb, Georgia. Ashmun, Of
Rayly Virginia phonir Of New York. Tsyior
Louisiana genersy 70 the members /" me
House Rep ~ this and the last Congress-
| Aug 2f-3,aw3m
GEG0vD CARD-Tbe subscribers respectfully again request
~ closed Their accounts ren
eres the FIRST and previously to cal ana a'
eementa being important that all accounts sho"o oe c
| prior 70 the fall business -
| cLAeEr-r, NEWTON, MAY, CO.
| AugA-3tawlm
WANTED IN Hire by THE ycrr S,sv, Woman. wno
~ qnnel 20 COCK nd Dc the household WORK Tor sms '
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TINS MUSICAL AssocihTfoN.-We have, from the be
ginning. taken pleasure In speaking words Of
OF this organization of the musc. talent Of city
ud doubt that pred elton OF rs good effects wit
be fully verified.
We been enabled attend any Of the rchearsals
iiesei
The Washington Philharmonic Society held IL. first
meeting last Thursday evening, and learn that IL
entirely satstsctoy Some OF most respcc bic
ladies' Joined la the performance, which consisted OF
OF Hsydn's great "Cteanon' aud there such a spirit
OF enthusiasm aud delight towards the close, leaves
longer a doabt of the socets full and entire
Professor Bedyn ndefatgabe In his eHo'ts
ductor and much Of the spirit that pefvsded his chou
enanated from his pecu lar aad ercelient manage
ment M Kp ckhocfer and his colabosers may be
satisfied
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The editor OF the Union will perform acceptable
service its readers by repubsbug the following article
from the Republic OF saturday last.
] will only add that was present on the Thursday
evening Of the preceding week at the instrumental
hearsA OF the society. and bear ample testimony 10
the entire OF this first musical effort OF the
tours OF this city. OF its final triumph can doubt
who favored with opportunity OF Witnessing this
rare display OF musical talent, under the direction of
spin, emnenty capable is Professor Beryn
OF infusing his own musical taste and professional skill
into the troupe OF which he has been fortunately selected
as the leader HANDEL
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DLANCS Spanish and English Dictionary. volume.
u London, le4S
Spanish and English Dictionary vol London s47
Frances Espano Epanoi Frances Por NJ Nunez
de Taboada. vols. Paris, l6i9.
Newman Barues Spanish and English Dictionary volumes
Boston, IS49
Barsus Spanish and English Dictionary, abridged
Philadelphia, Io49. II -.
Also, expected within few days from Europe
Lopez French and Spanish Dictionary VOL Paris is0 and
English Dictionary vols London, eis
On hand, spanish GRAMMAR exercise,
books the Spanish language,
imported for the mos part from London and Paris
Also collection of Spanish authors in the originals
Aug29
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THE LILLY AND THE TOTEM, The Hnguemots
in Florida. w. Gilmore Simms author Of the "Partisan
&c. lvol
Congress BY Charles w March, vol, 2mo.
Just published, and this day received for sale by
TAYLOR Il MAURY,
AuQ99 Bookseller, near yti
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rosr oruos Dsr.Hrsrsr, Aug. -, 1860.
Aug E--H
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTIoN.-on Monday morn
i'll inc next September o'clock, shall SELL
dence gentleman declining New Yori
avenue between 18th (e flag will designate the
house kitchen among which
mcrate, Wis
Mahogany ir-seai SOFAS chairs, and rockers
dining, card and other tables
sdeboard, cottage chairs, eApDys
Window blinds ornaments, clocks, &c.
Three ply ingram parlor and chamber carpets
Mahogany dressing and other bureaus
Wsrdobes wasistands, bedsteads
shuck mattresses, beds
Toilet sets, several fine engravngs
One oil painting, gold watch &C.
Four Amoniiado Sherry, &c.
% credit Of and ninety days. notes salts
faciorly secured, bearing interest .-...