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DOCTOR o. r.
IOsCHsSenGl,S SNrSNDHrsttss.
wo.DEn AND BIKssIn OF rAB AGE.

WOAsDbtb ANU 0AESHbNf w 1no AoA<f
rss M2ss Entrasrs,mary Ms Cd s, ~ os YET
INES Cm.Ar.K AND d, r. =, .r AND WAR
Us, ss' w ,,e.Tss Ses 3. Dss.. sTas
TIVE s.ss. beauty I'D :esssy Il III; ss.sy s
sPSS ss 's aSp Ss f n MEDICINES fsy S
Ever known: i not ony puses the WHO'S system, and
snssn; 4. s Il s., Sn5
% s IT, sf.ss y
inoasbs Il Ia. saved he lives Of than 5000 Chid,e
10000 SAsHs 81 SF sHNEsAh la ssRRarr
@ d o sSs E
BY the effects Of medicine ndlscleon COMMITTED in youth
s
ambition, iaotina sensations prsmatq.s decay ana
can Be- entirely restored By this pleasant remedy This
o'''' far ' fsyfs g s1lrls CORDIAL.
reno ss is
Ordinary Ordinary a's;;s ., ogsEn; .,..
SreseAiiis, csass.ipi,o. xagr Csmyg i cslas
Yss. fss X. Side a. i%S: S.s.
SITTING BLOOD. 90 ,.u
. Ssa Is:s
for several had ssa q Sa.a S.5
asht sweats and greatly dehased and reduced and
AZ ri . s,: have SS oas
In me. able TO walk all over the city. RAISE no
blood, and cough has left me. fou can well imag
that thankful for these !esuln Your ODD servant,
-
RHEUMATISM.
This h only one of more than four thousand cases
Rheumatism that Dr. Townsends SsTsaparla has cured
The and chronic weekly eradicated
ss # Il. ssss Il .s.s
in the following letter:
BLAcKwHLL,s ISLAND, Sept. Il. lo47
DR.. Tocnsend-Dear Sir: have suffered terribly tor
could not eat sleep OF walk had the utmost distressing
pains an9 my 0s were terribly swollen have used Iouf
than thousand dollar worhe good. am muchb bet
ter-indeed, am entirely relieved. You are at liberty to
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All oAhw fasSly llmsd Fam HxTn ATOne sssOevo
hops. that BY salns nane, ~ ~ induce Tie pubIo
10 hsevs that their nosums IL virtnss o(he eenurp
articles. Buy Of mons but our authosissd Assan
~ Attend to tie peculiar Asasks spos tAs gen.
siss;; and Observe tkos tie NsNss, !" H. Dali
LEY" b wRITrEM WITH A PEN, IN diferems
no othsr DO upon &c. f.. ISL.
~ General Depot fos the United States whsss al ssdss
addrssssd WIN BE- promptly executed,
n. DALEY q 90.
."s AIS BrssdUsy. Nm Yssb.
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
Isl CAartrss strsst, Nsw OsIssas.
Where all Dealers IN the States Of LOUISIANA. ALA.
BAMA. MISSISSIPPI. KENTUCKY and TENNES.
SEE. and the City of st. LOUIS In The Stats Of MIS-.
SOURI,. will b. promptly supplied.
JOHN WRIGHT q co., a t
au90 I'm cess~si 6xsrts fs~ sid T'brvitsrS
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"a SURE AND SAFE REMEDY Tor, and will
pc.iysly care. The Sick Headache. Ch!s and Fever
s I'd ChGss lnisntam and ssstoss healthy action 70
nophtns entering into their compound They do not pur
Ro q b remedy for oil manner Of diseases that nesh heir
nosvsly cure They will a.o correct all arrangements Of
s0neo and Tetsvs from those aches and pains through
ne systsm commonly called rheumasm.
q Worn Medicine. there better.
n Prepared only BY DR.. J. 3. FANcHRR, 40 Flu ton
a,sss, New York, q few door from Broadway.
For slIe, Wholesale and retail, by
e. b. BEACH, IN Canal street.
, q AekNrs fos Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi, Ar
Kansas, Texas and Florida fell 1bd&W
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KLEcTRICAL
FEDRIFUGE ,
ors sis
SPEEDS
HNyFEn NM ~y-

rEVEM IONC,
with winch any one,
vitluut any paEticulal
know!edgs Of n,sdicin<,
y enabled to cnss any o
the ievsrs incident 70 1
Southern climate. Ii
'r'm TWO TO TwRNrl
HouRs.
Ti.,~ 4. a u~~.v .-~s
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MEDICAL DEPOT OF
j PATENT MEDICINES.
Sc POYDRAs sTREET. New Orlean,

los. HUFTY wouldmost respectfully inform the
~ public skas - be- shs entire ntssst Of
sgPOY D6A6 TRkET f.a ~ 6isa I ~ a ogasidsl-
suipssssd fscilfSs Is sap5SinS Drosss and 6ssisss
sysa xlh sysy asticisn th lns. hecOaddsnty sociss
Eksn te 2 lwhs may fAyes hm with heir patronage.
Fhe fo wing 1T only compness par! OF hs sgteqsvs
asreanoaab tssus any 0thsa houss in The SOuth
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WlN2ER,S
.vERN1 FUcE
REMEDY s / x Wi

THIS VERMIFUGE will always expel Worms
in from five houn after being sdmiDistessd ID s
Other. XII
i WINER'S VERMIFUGE has now stood the test of sew
eal and bee proved superior to and all pepara
tions for similar urpossa: = certain to expe Worms
shadow of doubt about 1t. 1T CANNOT FAIL. Thia
may appear siIong language but it stronger than
in using and than facts will prove No
who has once used viii use any other when can be OBJ
has been out, until he could procure supply And
why2 Because they had confidence in it, and knew that it
w0nld answer the purpose for which il designed.
Thousands of certificates could be published IL it
the satements, but single trial will prove
| or stasments that could be wntteu. Try it.
u. BE particular and remember the name. - WINER'S
CAN ADiAN VERMIFUGE." THIS Is the only article
tha, can be depended upon, RepembeE this
L-s7l 81 and 50 Maiden Lane, New York.
IL For sale wholesale and retail by
J.WRIGHT u co. ISL Chartrea street,
~ Sole Agent for the South. mys7 tnovl
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DIAL EY'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR

rh. o, c
~s
HA. svey bs.r d;.cox.,.d that r... nv f H. r.,;,
- -, e, ssn se. 49, .ly VI .ns qua"'e,
o. tn famous Temedy. Aimost dav we near OF nsw and
heretofore unknown witness dscovsed BY its application to
new dissasss- Is remarkable fact. that many Of its sf
nas been The science of M HENRY DALEY, the m.
sei'c'' - oaap'e 'e oopnauoh VI w uai
ound sulted 70 relieve almost every aienf 70 which the
ame .! man et as enumefaS sone oi he Pc
'anai aua"'s' VI 'ni' e"euS'
SizM.-IfBROKEN LIMBS. when Get, be well wrapped
up the SaIvs, no Inflammation, Swelling Pain can 90
and the bones unite. and become strong with astonishing
rapidity r .f
sepen when the Bowel. are painful ar in,aued IN.
EXTRACTOR If well rubbed upon them will afford relief and
cause even when castor OIL jaIap and All otbe,
medicines have failed.
EisatA-Its use perfectly safe in all aa'ss-t never car
sy1em WIN apsoIo no more .nan - necesaiy.o
epa -: :..w nv S wa" oN' A''u'''nes u'a' ""yoe
'asen ,ns'nas.
no, spso' IN nA pu"nca"on " Az 'ne
h'eases cured by
DALLhf's FAhN hAIhACTOh.
but we shall .ubon few testimonial. of ii. value. selected
from the thousands in pOsaesson from all OF tn
| country.
h. o,nea.r,,v 81. 10, tho, hs,. .s Dir rs
which may not be cured BY the PAIN EXTRACTOR
1t is certain remedy, and removes at once the and
soreness. ,,,, ,.--uu 80
Cinclnnau EEL solemn dqy that owe 70 the comm
' s fss fasif
, to my bed and have expended several
While psT'Saasd; snd ds.jS usssd @sss sis .,
Il AZ L. I'm
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III s. holm Esq ssIf
SODA WATER,


9; WATERMAN, Gate Holmes q Co..
uk;kE E NJ Csondslss stsst, G!aviss onsss 70
Ssaian hn fosme ce.,one!s and obss seaIsn With PuRH
Sus slss and Mesd and cak paEtcnlas attention 70 bis
apex In Seetv hpss, absolutely sas-
ss - psSvsa y recent dsysopsments Of The delstsous
",S f;uceo ~ SODA Water drawn through lead pip<s
=. ~. s.e i?nisss Soda and M.ssi Yates. Ssssa
penA eec etc.. " giau bottles. Oydefv for shpment IN
any q9enly eAseiuly and promptly attended o. and de-
nvsaed without extra charge dsayase ~ S0is
npes1asn. eonsnnuy on hand tor sale. apl Bon
HOPS-Frssh aud just received. for sale h.
- js0 FL Massey. oos. Camp and 0nvsr 10.
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EAST INDIA HAlR DYE eelore tAs Aaty and skis
Any pts Y sccaaslsy esing this Dye tssp hn Han
Whi1&ofBa dark black Dys
acured By The cslsbTatsd Cisms b. COMnTOCk author
chsmistry Philosophy, and hin siraatsd
ceer s Hair lout urln6 Tia without staining
NE skn. n ssil s.v orleans sril BY
h uh1l 6En $780, tsT 4 co. Isl ChaytfeD 1t,
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10 Attend to the peculiar As0SEs upon tie gess.
xiss; and Observe that ths Ms~ss, !" H. Dali
LEY" b wRITrEn WITH A PEN, IN difsvems
eolored Ink, on The snSslcps of each 6oS sma tAas
no other BE- upon st. s
~ General Depot the United States. whsss all ssds,
addrssssd WIN BE- promptly executed.
s"ss AIS Brssdvsys Nm Yssb. q.
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
whsss ali Dealers In the STATES Of LOUISIANA. ALA.
BAMA. MISSISSIPPI. KENTUCKY and TENNEs.
SEE. and the City of st. LOUIS in The Stats Of MIS-.
SOURI,. will b promptly supplied
| JOHN WRIGHT q co.. A
aue0 On oe.s-si Sxsrls f. ssii ysrvitsrs
H. DR.. DAvtS ~
SYRUP OF WILD CnERRYA AND T. y.
saS rsss s:s. :ss
s.d sns Nsm.ous e.
II so ss =
s ss g s' q rs
!.:ss ~ 'ss B Msa , nsssws cA.,
s has Syss Es., s.cOn :. S's who s.,s .ss
ss.s:ase Ohio sSsl sssS. ai S . I'll ssiss:
lF{e s:' M. szs,ssrd .aosssns. p,.srat."
saSs e d. ssp y Sis' C Ben,
s.. s.s hsis e e.; y :, I'm 81 e:
BIC. Co. Ia <: e: ;,;
Bonapass. King OF Spain. during Ill hs residence il kh
~. Wss y art offered III. n.'isiss . tbs pablo
va with ths expsed intention q pahlshine Certificate
:s;::S s.S 8: s::;iss;: i. :s.s:sssS y sSsI
:sosssS. Gsssa Nj. h 'Sss.
Fl % s.,s: .. o =: ssss = ,ss
:'s % T.; .ss 4 e "sss Js s .sa q
sSoss na.sd syEp q, nd Cold Tes 2. client
s- "
81 Tste s. III ~. 100 -: :. g nas.. ~sTsAsH'
NswScYs. q month =. 'i isssA ,cans %ss q nv as
usd he ~ as:s stsn sSs. J Ssss
SSr a. hind. C 4. scn: and VI, Dr
nS sas %ss b.
ssss 6st,.s. and nov wei and hssts: III ss.asss
nin.s tOwn.hiD Buck, county. Pa n hEn0wP Il! oys
re equpymi p9E isbovns man. and cannot b denies
1.otSsy cs,s~Pspss,iea Of tn. Hss and Cea.ynp.o.
s' ds .ss' .s s: T: BY Dr. Davis c0nD0'ad s'
April lst6-Fos foss Or I've ysshs Of Lea
s6iSs 4. :fa pain 5,:s .ad s.ss
"a. Sassss
syrup 4 WiG Sh:sy ~ is Va. ssss%n.ad:d 6 =:
:: SCI, e. :is
:sfs s r:
bottles VI the medicine would havs entirely
HENRy NicKERsoH. LOO John street.
IL
III WHAkUB99 AND PAIN In THE BRRAHT.
fHiLAIELrHA SHls 81 i6e6-i can highly rscommend d..
Ja ~ syrup q WIZ Che9y snd az rpm ny knowedef
" vmn0; Ny VINE mad been eneced ios long ume WITH
weakness and pain y the breast; the of this medicine
hon Tune entirely Feheyed he The symptoms would, ass
Tune recus and On all occasions the relief was a speedy
me IT, p,scs now near az %onshs since re has bsss
valuable msone IL stIsn Ghsnng effect has BEEN
o. NJ y,np ~ Tns $500 sn es = sc0mm H. ~:
Ct ibenifcal efsct in my have bsen 10. soms
spas subject to attacks 81 splitting blood attended with
The breast and ar uneasy ssnsaon Al the stomach.
,mpanied WIN dyspepac ympt9ps Last spvns having
Aad BEEN cured BY d. Dawes Syrup uy1 .hdso. and
relieved by 10 lsss than ons bottle lu apparent q Cd
effects were immediate.
JoBNF. OkAM. Ladder Shoemaker. 70 Race street.
| ,xr n..,h.,.. t. .;s-, . 10, -.
,hs NO. H.tsss;ns' sarra. - H. " sae
Vi pQpulAnty anu
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A. the above list only compsises some Of the leading ai
cle deaess and Others informed that their oe will be
promptly sypped with any article in the Patent Medicine
4. ~ I. II. 3 soe Agent for the GRAEFENBERG
mEptCI YES for the State. Of Louisiana and Ms.dpp
. EZ AhQ sBe Agent for d. JAYNE'S N MEDICINES,
MOEFAT,H LIFE PILLS and ENlXBiTTERS,
and WRtGHT'S INDIA VEGETABLE PILLS
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oas lsat winter ~ nedce College, Together with Biz
;i u: ;sss!.s5 y: sss, sssss =
s. ss:afR ssa: - md
q . !: 4. . e. ]: syss
ssv ss x: g o. sss. .:st e e: s 3
- os 3 = hour sssss HON / .osr vs., I'm
A Great National Work.
THE GALLERY OF INDUSTRIOUS
,s Ri. RI /. x
Acsn eiiss who hsvs bseo@s ia.'Ioa. 10 the ss,viss
"a aons vii Sf 6 spared III
wssy and sndnrnE monansat 70 The great msa Of the
ssasy h. bsr yssr :assssd, ). ars.. s1p.n.s in
s,s cs III wo svs% g &c uSsso
:ny that hsvs hssn taken ~ shs accomplishment q
ss NE NJ. s:s ssn
o &: q Fl s:s: :sss : works
g. y s q sSn. .a siys
I. .SPpss' . .sos Losoa
b. i@srdsss sps.v.on. The Typography viii {. sssenssd
ss sss s s. o. he Sssss i%us1.i iSio
pegsl L. ~ nones made expss.sy for this purpocs.
e e s X: sSSs y y :a:. as.
s ~ 4 sn'f wsoss tss. ,sd pubic .ssyic.. have
9ecA 81 depaEmsnls o lite III have IL repsssenta
Az eAd iMerstuse 40 universal IN THAR spirt and
msat 70 u IN. d. kspe6ic. Who's sos
IN, s@s sr.,sse h ch.e Fny 81 ihs nsos We hops
soe /. ss e u nd nsnd q ess sleess uncn will
- ~ sn ssae.tsklnes that i puhhoaion nay make an
a,.. " pseess 81 American All, and By Groupns tn
Ssn - g ~ Usiea tesshss. ceaaohdsss L sl non
Ass2 wek osshs !iad has .pp.,..d IN A.o.. .,d III.
- ~ .,e y k:,cvs ssci
thasfss, .sAabIkhsd lks fni|ownr INV Ave
III ys1r esbepsa ~ twssy.l6ai ns. sA.k' >oo N
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I&& $3.50 2ssH E8" '''.'''s'''.''.',s.... y
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~ hfgr 0sastiu q any dasb nsabss d r.,
n! q y dsss ss~bssu. = ~. WIN !. p,.so,
- sjsu. sfIs s.. . any % Dan 4 )
4. -; -: s;:::., - Is.::.; a !. a: A,
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.. 49, ,ss.ssa ~ e !S!ss 80 -,
'sis.:s y i;;.ss
AZ ~ AID sshss ksI(s sq1a09 fsths yea,
E h: FAN esdeg sna 6ssipes cnn9Qnegtiqrs nay
= 49, O. ssiD y PRAbY. D'AVIGN6N : 90
on1en ~ = epsusd = Il ~ prndpal BeskMssI
tssesheet ~ unitsd sts1a. ~ q
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ia CONgTIFATION OF TIKI DOWBIa.
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
IL the suFe safest and most certain remedy for this disease
Il viii positively give relief in the cases, and as'
all the old remedies have failed Psnons have frequently
called at Office with aonshment upon their faces stating
that they had used the ointment for other diseases upon part
Of their bodies the bowels and oopious movement
had resulted from it. Thisrsut viii always follow athorous
rubbing Of the Extractor upon the bowels when they are
ve. Let the experiment be tried. 1t perfectly SAFE; AM
In instant ecan the Pain Extractor DO ham,
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him upon his retreat on the bench w ashngton was
drawn from Mount Vernon, Jefferson from Monueeno'
and Jackson from the Hermitage. THIS IS special rec
ommendation with the people, and OF good precedent
and goes TO restore the selection as Wen as the eecon
OF President TO the unbiased will OF the people.
TO- He is the last OF the Jackson sockthe last oil me
Jacks son school-thal be made President He studied
and worked in that school from the beginning 10 the
end OF Jacksons administration continued under his sue
four years more, and largely contributed 10 The u
democracy II elected, he will be the worthy contnua
tor of the Jefe rsonian and Jackson policy.
H. He is the most hated OF all the named candidates
by The wings They ferocious upon him--more iero
cous than cannbals-and fly at him from the first mo-
ment OF his nomination and that is reason Tor The de-
mocracy to take him. The military enemy attacks the
weak poins-the political enemy the strong points The
wings attack Mr. Woodbury. because they fear him. and
that is a reason for the democracy to prefer him 10
learn wisdom from the conduct OF the enemy MAXIM
OF most ancient and approved utility and as applcaoie
civil military warfare, and never more applicable
ia either than in the present conduct OF the wings
towards Mr. Woodbury..
IL Finally his reemnenty special and truly crown
ing recommendation 49, that he be elected and WILL
be- if nominated and that without the least regard 10
who his competitor may be-whether OF or obsolete
pretensions--he hero OF battles OF compromlses-the
defender OF the constitution and guardian OF the Union
the really respectable gentleman now IN the char oil
State and who signed his political death warrant as
his first presidential act in accepting the support instead
of the opposition of that restless pacihcator who
pacfy everything but himself whose support is rule, and
whose rule is ruin. He be elected II nominated
and If nomination OF any by the convention
should be made, then he will be OF the three that
will the House, and at the head of the list and will
majority in the next House both of democratic
members and democratic States-a majority somewhat
dscordant, bot which and WILL unite upon Wood
bury. -.
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ByDYER u mcauIRE, Aur,,oncor..

VALUABLE FARM AT AUCTIoN-We shall sell that valuable
farm known Oak Grove auction, Saturday, the e6ih
July 1851 O'clock the premises, situated miles
and half from Geogctown and four miles and half from the city
of Washington by the of the Long Bridge and Gravel Turn
pike, Balls CROSSROADS which corner, containing
22 beautifully situated win gradual descent the south
from back from cultivation and well
supplied with The about fifteen
Of beautiful growth OF oak TIMBER not surpassed by In the
vicinity of the District
The buildings of block and log stable, with well
of the very the
tended TO water the large extent of foreground ..
This farm offers the purchaser for beautiful
residence
and convenient and the contemplated plank road from
land
and all the farming
uensils-such plougls, harows, &C.
Terms sale third of the purchase CASH the
twelve eighteen MONTHS satisfactorily secured
ing interest.
Title indispunble. DYER & MCGUIRE,
July l0-eod&ds Aucnoneers
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.



an c. W. JAHr, No. Harrison suee, Cincinnati, ONO Is
our travelling agent States assisted BY messs
n snTs, r. DEsT, JAsoH TAYLOR, j. w. ARMSTRONG, w.
RAMSAY Dn JOSHUA WApswoRrH ALKx. II. Laws, and r. X
aAAvss.
aS-mr HxEsY M LEWIS, OF Montgomery Alabama,
s travelling agent Of Alabama and Tennessee,
sisted BY his sons James o, and Samuel ID. Lewis.
Of Richmond Virginia. Ia general
for vsna by travelling agents b. PuLLxR and JAMES
TsoaAs.
the United States London, and Liverpool have been appointed
sep Uaon" authorized receive subscriptions
ana this Their once In London NO
Gresham street, Liverpool No. Columbia buildings
This concern in this country with the weknown
house Co., agents and entitled TO The conn
aeucs Of friends abroad.
oM IsnAsL JAnEs No. ls9 South Tenth street, phiade-
phia general travelling agent, assisted BY Mess Wh H.
WsLp, Jsnn COLLINS JAMES DxERIKs, A. KRH WELLINGTON
T. A. Evans T. LOCKE Jos BuTroE Gkokss
02-Rsceipts . the above will be good
nMr d. JoHHsos of Galveston, is authorized 10 procure
subscribers, &C., for the Union in Texas.
o. b. PALnEl American Newspaper Agent Is the only
agent paper the cities Of Boston, New York.
Philadelphia take advertisements and
subscriptions required by His receipts will be
regarded payments His Offices sreBoston Congress sest
York, Tribune building Philadelphia northwest Of
Third 1 Chestnut
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arrival of the 4nlerica at Boston.
BY DYER Il MCGUIRE, Auct,oneers

SToCK OF DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY STORE AT
AUCTIONOn Friday the 25h III O'Clock,
OF whom shall sell auction
stock of dry good millinery and fancy articles, consisting
in part Of
Rich Cashmere shawls, printed and plaid shawls
Embroidered and plain muslin and TaTlelon dresses
Ladies' and Misses wrought capcs and chemscts
Coofed TaTletons, gauzes, and corded lawns
silk cravats, velvet
Inenc ambrc handkerchiefs, French flowers
Ruches, caps, head dresses, bonnes
Chidrens and coaks curtain tnnges
Silk fringes and gmps, nbands, buttons, purses
Elasics palm fans, gloves
with endless variety fancy articles
S2o credit
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
July 24-d DYER.& MCGUIRE, Auctioneers.
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COMMAND OF THE MILITARY ACADEMY.
Inspectors.
(The Chief Engineer is ex-oico inspector OF the Mill
tary Academy
General Joseph g. Swift, from February, 1885, TO No
rember, 1918.
Colonel Walker X Armistead, from November, 1918,
TO June, 1921
General Alexander Macomb, from June, 1884, to May,
1928
General Charles Graot, from May, s2s to December.
1925
Colonel Joseph G. Totien, from December, 1888,
present
SuperintendenB.
prior 10 1915, the chief engineer by order of the Pres
den directed the entire administration OF the Military
Academy but, in his absence, his instructions were ex-
ecuied By the senior officer of the corps OF engineers pres
ent for duty, who, according TO the law OF March l6
1902, was the superintendent OF the Academy
Captain Alden Partridge from January, 1915, 10 No
vember. 1916.
General Joseph C. Swift, from November, 1915, to
January, 1917.
Captain Alden Partridge from January, 1917 10 July,
1917
Major Syvanus Tbayer, from July 1917 TO July, 1888
Major r. +, DeRussy, from July, 1888, 10 September
1885
Major Richard DeIaded, from September, 1898, "a
August, 1873
Captain Henry Beaverton, from August, 1sl5, pres
ent.
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ANOTHER ALLEGED FUGITIVE SLAVE cAsE.-r eslerday
afternoon about o'clock, coored man was brought
from Lancaster county and taken TO the United States
mayshal's Office in this city He in the custody OF
constable John Agen, who held him upon warrant
issued BY Commissioner lngraham few days since. The
prisoner appears, convicted IN Lancaster county
of larceny three months ago. and sentenced TO the
penitenary for that term He would have been entitled
TO his liberation from the Lancaster county Jail al ~
O'Clock on Sunday night last, il his fine and costs had
been paid
Constable Agen. with a full knowledge OF this fact
arrived in Lancaster Saturday night last in company
with the owner They went into the prison few
minutes before 10 O'Clock Sunday night, armed with
warrant for the prisoners fugitive slave The
costs and fines paid by the alleged MASTER and the
prisoner was liberated and brought TO Philadelphia BY
constable Agen The name OF the alleged fugitive is
Daniel Hawkins, and the master is named VIM. NJ. Ris-
eau who reside. IN Baltimore county, Mary land The
alleged slave is said 10 have abseonded from his master
wear ago last June ID. T. Brown and X. r. Kane APP
peared for the fugitive and Bennett Tor the owner The
hearing took place al O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
Before the arrival of that hour committee OF The abo.
on society procured hGbeos corpus OF Judge Grer, oil
the United States circuit court, made reurnabe this
morning al 10 o'clock AT 4 O'Clock the commissioned
arrived at the room hear the United States Mar
shall A +, Roberts exhibited 10 the Commissioner The
habcas corpus granted by Judge Grier but the commits
decided that the habcas corpus did not act as
persedeas and determined hear the case, but remarked
that out of courtesy Judge Grer, he would not give
decision in the The counsel however had left the
room with the understanding that the would 90 ove
until this mornings and az they could no, be got together
again, the hearing was adjourned until 10 o'clock this
morning The prisoner kept in the marsha's office
all night, in custody OF Marshal Roberts
tPh'io Inquirer, July %
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-07-25

The rUorTIvE-sLAvE CASE Il PHuApELpHIA-In the
mentioned yesterday OF Daniel Hawkins claimed as
fugitive slave by William NJ. Ris,eau, OF Baltimore
county, Maryland hearing had before United States
Commissioner Ingrabam, at Philadelphia, Tuesday
morning. who ordered that he be sent back TO his master
lie left at o'clock that afternoon for Baltimore, IN Gus
tody OF the United States marshal. There ex-
element; and David Paul Brown, the counsel for the
slave, having testimony TO offer inconsistent with that
adduced by the claimant, remarked that If owners would
thus appear and make out their in regular
manner, and by due proof persons would find that there
was no disposition the part OF the courts, such as has
been attributed TO them, 10 resist the due execution OF the
law. The Bulletin says:
Some half dozen colored members Of abolition socie.
nss and the regular committee OF the Pennsylvania State
Abolition Society, in Attendance the bearing appar-
enly with view that the proofs am Pile
and he proceedings regular than with desire toemba
ts the ease by throwing unnecessary difficulty in the way
q the maslsr obtaining his legal rights"
baltimore Sun.