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. Yours, &c., Il. w IJTrriWr"rnnMM" .T nM !"
bemare @ OF CounerfeIs and base lmta,iunso Tn
mLne ,n gsn",ns articles is signed Andrw Ro
SrPr;csnsi ae sIs,ased wrapper around each bottle.
wholesale and retail BY D'''''' ''' ~ So'd
SCOYIL g. MEAD,
Is Charles ST., New Orleans
noie General Agents for the Southern Nla,r,
,,',; ooo ny ); T. McRain, Camden; A. Fitch, Coumbi.
ha1ian iiarrall Il Co., and r. NJ Cokrs. CLnrlrsinn
q, W van o" The Agent for pamphlet, and see
Others ' '''t "u'''oer OF
March 26, "a
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EEGst .'.I 'srmnn and English Plain Cashmere, f,-
,n.rsd hi. d.v Ais"-Vevet and other Trimming,
'1 BONNEY;Se
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100 pieces of blcacEed and brown Home spubs
as low AS they can be bought any where in Amer
ca. AT JAMES WILSON'S
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sa,ne: ne and myself adopted the article At ~. M
Iae '''',e' ana IL s now considered an amost i'm.
"Spensan'e article IN The army. In conclusion.
highly it will be priced. and trust ,L,, II" ,.s ",s
restoring virtues will make il generally tnn,n,.
throughout the length and breadth uf mr. ..;,ia,
extended country. lou Is very res,a.,f.,l,,,
Is. G. TAYLOR, u. S. Consul tn & Gr.r.d.5
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REMARKABLE crRr mr. ,vo,..

p" N, reo -, iSlS.-messrs Sands. H..
r'nS suffered many years with disease of M.
' w.. ,,I a"eJ''ns tne 'aryrx, during which time
was treated by The most eminent nbys;ciana ,," =!
Europe and rhs United States .uT;,hpr, '..ih -
any permanent benefit, but all the Time ,,u ,,a,."I
a' nea'th and strength declining, and The i;se...
n'ah'h9 leariul progress: caustic appc,fions wars
nSeu anu Whatever else was thought u,os, ef6o;o,t
'"' P'ducihg cure; but am cout;de,, tho i,"
p'of"olc situation was in, the laryngi,is bf no -
conipanIed with phthisis and great d,f;sal,S =
prea'hihs, would s"on have terminated ny life had
no. obtained relief through your,iuval1abJe Sar.
e''ar ',a. must say, gentlemen, when eom-
". "eneeu using Tie Sarsaparilla, did mot place
"'"ch confidence in its virtues: and ihi. u IN 40,
surprise, You when inform yor that bad srsS ~
more than fifty different remedies during The rs..
'""r years without any sucress;, but alter i,tin.
YOUR oarsaParIlla lew weeks, / was obI;oad e.
y'eId al last to evidence. This rnaryelons snac;ss
mas not only relivd, but cured mr.: and I,harssa.s
thInS II my duty gentlemen, for The benefit N .ns
.el"'s humanity, 10 give you this ailes,atiop fn5
'o'e i"hrs very truly, ID PARENT
~, Crnsuia'e Of France in The. u. Stafss.
ne ah"ve statement and signature were &C.
,''"w'enged IN our presence by mr. ID. parent. a.
rue. For The Consul Gen raj of Frsnr., -
l." BORG, Vice-consul. -.
The following interesting case is nressn,od q,
'e reader invited to it's careful nerusal-comm.n,
such evidence is unne .essary.
a., New York, April 20, Ie47
Messrs Sands: Genilemen-Havino' ions, ~
Hc'ed with general debility, weakness losss.ss sssa ~
fe. &c. receiving no bcnoft fn M tbo, :. -
me"'es prescribed, concluded, snben, ,n.ss
'h'i'S since. L" make use of your Sarssns,,iI"G
nave the pleasure of nforninq Won Tho, i.
ects nave been attended with the b,n,s;s..
rs IN restoring my heath, and am rSs indscsd,
eny testimony to the many others Won aIres5y
SesS ana those desiring further inforu,tionY
sa"a'sy give The particulars of nv case. and H..
CTS u OF This invaluable medicine. bv caIl;nr '
boWery, New York. Yours respectfnIlu
vi .. JANET MclNTOSH.,,
MS certIi"s that miss Janet. mcIn,osh :.
wh W.. 10 Inc member of the church in oooJ
Ding and worthy of confidence. so00
Pastor Second Presbyterian Church. roMk R,onls.,.
'ePared and sold, wholesale and retail. hv aa, 49,.
, ~. ANDS. Druggists and Chemists. I'M
on'st corner of William, New Yorl Sutg ~
~ Druggists generally throueho,,. thu & 11.i,aS Su
,s ,s AM ana n: Ganadas. Price 81 per bottle sis -
ID Id at q, James r. McKan'., Camden hv X,
" y .1eraw, A Fitch, Columbia, aid A ,viIsnd III :
u S Co. harleston. ''''' I''' .tss'ishos
S2-w3m af'r@l
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[oOaaEsPoSDrNoE OF rar nrPUDLIc.l
BAIrlmonE. Anrnst 26-5 0.

tt BALTIMORE, August 26--5 p. m.
1t is unfortunate, at this particular iuncture,
that the elegraphic lines South out of order No
direct communication has been had with Charles
ton, excepting part of one day last week. Tor ten
days or more. The latest advices from New Or
leans are to the 23d, which is simply commercial
despatch. This comes by the O'Reilly western
line 1t is difficult to say from which point we
may look for the next reliable news. 1t will pro-
badly reach Charleston by coasting schooner.
The steamer Isabel has been laid up for repairs,
and thus regular intercourse between Havana and
Charleston has been suspended. At any moment
we may have intensely exciting advices, possibly
first from New Orleans.
You will have observed that very large public
meeting was held last night in Phiadelphia to
sympathize with the Cuban patriots. Gentlemen
of standing and influence took part in the proceed
ings.
In my judgment it is rather doubtful policy at
present to make these public demonstrations. They
may have the effect of creating difficulty and
barrassing the Government in maintaining a strict
observance to her proclamations and neutral re-
quirements. However deeply all persons must feel
for the unfortunate Americans who forfeited their
lives, still it must be remembered that they run
themselves into the very jaws of death with full
knowledge of consequences.
The citizens OF Baltimore with all others, deeply
lament the unfortunate fate of those who were cap
tured and shot, yet have manifestations
of desire to make any public demonstration
garding the matter.
Our market is quiet. Sales of TOO bbs. City Mills
flour at SO 81. Howard street held at 81. Red
wheat 10 rs cts; white 75 a "a cts. Yellow corn
SIS 5G cts.: white, Sc 81 cts. Oats 2s 80 cts.
Provisions and groceries unchanged.
Whisky 22l 49, cts.
The stock market ia quiet prices unchanged
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Cuban Meeting in Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Aug. 25-There was very large
and enthusiastic meeting held in this city on Sa-
turday night to express sympathy with the Cuban
patriots. series of very strong resolutions were
adopted, abiding in terms of Indignation to the
barbarous murder of the American prisoners at
Havana, and calling on the American Government
to inquire into the circumstances of the firing upon
the steamer Falcon.
The resolutions further declare that the Pres-
dent has right to prevent persons leaving the
United States, for Cuba or any other country. The
meeting, after appointing a committee to collect
means TO aid the Cuban patrols, formed grand
procession and marched through the principal
streets, bearing flag with the motto, "God and
Liberty of Cuba"
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TO TEAOIIERs.

THE SUBSCRIBER wishes to engage the SER
IL vices of an elegant and accomplished lady,
to act principal teacher in Midway Female
Academy.
One Of unquestionable qualifications, upon tohoss
experience, knocledge and moral character he can
implicitly rely, and to whose care he can safely en-
trust important and sacred charge, toiH be re-
CURED. None Others need apply.
The present is most important era in the pro-
gress and history Of this institution. large num-
Der of her pupils are at advanced stage in their
studies and now require the instruction of accom-
plished and really qualified teachers to give the
last finish TO them in both mind, manners, and
purity of sentiment
The aid Of all the present and former patrons OF
the institution is respectfully solicited in making
the selection The lady must not be under TWEEN
weight or thirty years of age She will be assist
ed by two competent associates liberal salary
together with board, Sc, will be given
The next session to commence on lst October,
and continue to LIST August, 1852.
JEFFERSON MINOR, M. D.,
Midway, Essex county, Va.
0r5- Address to ''Miller's Post Office, Essex CO. 4,
Virginia.
Aug 5-2taW4w
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ELEGANT CURTAIN pIATERIALs.-W

TNLEGANT CURTAIN MATERIALS.-We
II have the pleasure of informing the public that
have Just received and now have on sale n mag
nifcent stock of Brockites, Satin LANES, Damask
LANES, and an extensive variety of other new and
beautiful materials for window curtains and furni
ture coverings with elegant Cornices, Side pins,
Drapery Cords and Tassels, Loops, Gimps, &c, to
correspond.
Also deliberately wrought Lace, Swiss and Book
Muslin Under curtains, some of which have been
for some time on exhibition at the Worlds Fair
and will be admitted by all who them to be the
most elegant goods of the kind ever in this
country. The ladies particularly invited to
call and see them. CLAGErT & DODSON.
Aup l6-d2w
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From the American Messengsr.
HYMN.

BY MRS. L. II. sIaouRNEY.
ID is not meet for man, o Lord,
Who dwells in tents of clay,
To plant his hope upon the sands,
That waves may wash away;
Nor Irvine his love round broken reeds,
Or 10 the thankless thorn;
Nor cast il on the frozen waste
Of4alsehood and of scorn;
Nor gather gold in secret heaps,
Insatiate still for more,
To. work the ruin of his heirs,
Or swell a strangers store:
But rather, while on earth below,
His fieeting life is lent,
In whatsoever state he Ii,
Herewith 10 be content.
Place hope and love supreme on Thee,
To Thee contide his care;
And lay his treasure up in heaven,
And seek mansion there.
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DISCONTINUED.

DISCONTINUED.
Holston Spring, Scott county, Virginia.
Langhorn's Tavern, Cumberland county, Vir-
ginia.
Mississippi Springs, Kinds county, Mississippi.
Pleasant Grove, Madison county, Mississippi
Mnden, Rusk county, Texas.
Razzette, Navarro county, Texas.
Big Woods, Calcasieu parish, Louisiana.
Shop Spring, Wilson county, Tennessee.
Little Blue River, Shelby county, Indiana.
Yanketown, Huntington county, Indiana.
Green Bay, Des Moines county, Iowa.
Bass Lake, Dane county, Wisconsin.
Elk, Crawford county, Wisconsin.
Trenton Corners, Dodge county, Wisconsin.
NAMES CHANGED.
Roosevelt, Oswego county, New York-name
changed to "Pennellville."
Putnamvi,le, Putnam county, Missouri name
changed to Hartford"
Bucklin, Winnebago county, Illinois name
changed TO "Burrtt."
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Stocks and Markets

New YoRK, August 2s-p- m. - Stocks are
steady Erie has declined I, and Morris canal !;
Reading has advanced !.
Flour s steady; sales of 1000 barrels at So ST. a
81 for State brands; and 81 81 ~ for Genesee;
rye flour SO 37s.
Sales of 8 900 bushels Ohio red wheat at so cents,
and Genesee at 100 cents. Sales of 10000 bushels
mixed corn at Sc 81 cents.
Provisions are steady at yesterdays quotations.
Lard cents.
Groceries are quiet. Sales of 100 bags Rio coffee
at cents, and 120 hhds. Cuba moasse5 at "a cents.
Cotton is firm and in fair demand
Kentucky tobacco s. 81 cents.
Whisky % % cents.
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CHARLESTON STEAMSHIPS.

PHILADELPHIA AND ATLANTIC STEAM
NAVIGATION COMPANY'S LINE BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA AND CHARLESTON, 8. g.
1>FfTsss> Steamer ALBATROSS, Captain James
eaSss+Esasxs II. Peck
Steamer OSPREY, Captain John Power.
These steamers unexceiled for quail
ties, safety and speed, and no pains expense is
spared in securing comfort and convenience to pas
sengers
The sailing days are WEDNESDAY, of each
week, at 10 o'clock, a. m.
RATES OF FARE.
To Charleston, Ladics Saloon, State Room, $40
Do Gentemen's do do. 30
Do. Storage, 10
To Havana, taking the Isabel at Charleston, go
\ Savannah, through ticket, D
For freigha.or passage, apply at the company's
office, No. 81, South Wharves, Lombard street
wharf
No freight received on morning of sailing.
Agents in Charleston, John Fraser & Company,
and John II. Holmes. CJuIy 26-d3m
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PLANK ROAD-WAsHlNGT AND ROCK
WILLIE TURNPIKE COMPANY

rJNHE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS, with the
Il majority OF the Stockholders, have determined
to construct on this turnpikea Plank Road running
from the city boundary Seventh street TO the line
of the District and Montgomery county, Mary land
and for that purpose will issue stock to the
tent of seven hundred and fifty shares, of ,Denty
dollars EACH and have appointed the undersigned
to solicit and receive subscriptions to the
Books are open at our Office for the purpose.
Fire dollars each share is to be paid at the time
of subscribing, and like amount every sixty
days until the whole is paid.
The advantages of such road to the city, and
the property in the vicinity Of tho road, must be
! apparent TO all convcrsant with its situation. There
is but little doubt that similar road will soon be
built, connecting this road with Rockville aud
Brookve-the last in the midst Of fine agri-
| cultural country thus opening direct and easy
| route from Montgomery and the upper part OF
| Anne Arundel counties to this city for the trans
portation Of the products of that and the surround
| ing country.
| Plank Roads are being most extensively con-
| structed throughout the country, and have every
tchere proved profitable investments, paying large
dividends to the stockholders, besides improving
the value of property near them, and greatly in
creasing the trade in the places through which
| they pass.
A considerable portion of the stock has already
been subscribed
Holders of the old stock in the company are cnti-
tied to one share of eto stock for every tco shares
of the old, which will be issued to them
der of the old certificates. The new road will pro-
baby be finished I'M less than twelve months and
ready for travel The cost will be less than 5 s.
000 Il is thought il will pay dividend of not les:
than FIVE per cent the first year after is finished
and the dividends will steadily increase
CHUBB, SCHENCK & CO.,
August 9-diftf Bankers, opposite Treasury.
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LyISe by TELEoRAPH- we have been utterly
astounded to the falsehoods transmitted east
ward by telegraph in regard to the result of the
late election in Kentucky. The New York Com.
naercaI -AdUertiser, for example, contains de-
spatch dated Louisville, August l3th,' which
says it had been ascertained that Dixon was
elected by two thousand hundred majority!
In the Philadelphia, Washington, and Pittsburg
papers, we observe similar dispatches of about
the same date II is unnecessary to say that they
could not have been sent by intelligent and honest
men, for all know that the result of the election
for Governor was perfectly well understood in
Louisville upon the 18th. There is but one expla-
nation of the fact of sending such dispatches They
must have been sent by unprincip!ed sharpcrs for
the purpose of deceiving eastern Wings, and de
ludlng them into bets with the confedcrates and
partners of those who sent the false information.
frankfort (Ry.) Commonwealth.
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GOAL! COALI COAL!-Now is the time to la
" in your Coal. w. Il. DOVE is now prepared
to furnish families and others with Schuylkill and
Lehigh White Ash, Peach Orchard, and Lykcn
Valley Red Ash, Of various sizes. Also, Cumber-
land Coal, from the most approved mines, screened
and free from slate and other impurities, at the
lowest cash prices, from his yards on the canal in
the rear of the late General Van Nesss, or on Penn
sylvania avenue, between 18th and 18th streets,
First Ward.
2,24O pounds to the ton Send in your orders.
July 2S-lm
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ID ITTENHOUSE ACADEMY, Corner of
Ia Third Street and Indiana Avenue.-O. c.
WIGHT, Principal; A. G.. CARoTHERs and d. L.
SHoREy, Assistants; Professor ID Z. GRoux, Teach
OF Modern Languages; Professor X. GIBSON,
Teacher Of Drawing.
The next academic year Of this institution will
commence on Monday, the LIST of September.
For circulars apply 10 the Principal, to Mr. Ca
rothers, or at the bookstore Of William nj. Nor
rison.
Aug l6-eo7tif
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MISS L. THOMSON will reopen her School for
1Y1 Young Ladies' on the first Monday in Sep
TENDER, corner of III and Ninth streets.
Her course of instruction comprises all the
branches of an English education, with the French
language, Drawing, Painting, and every dcscrip-
ton of Plain and Ornamental Needework. She
hopes by continued attention to the morals of her
pupils, well to their advancementin their va
rous studies, TO merit continuance of the encour
agement she has already received.
Corner of II and Ninth streets, Washington.
Aug 25-dtSept1
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Netp Orleans Market.

New ORLEANs, Aug. 23.--Sales to day of 200
bales cotton, old crop, at Z. for middng, and new
crop at ash; good midding to fair 81.
Flour is dull; sales of St. Louis at 81
Bacon sides IL II cents shoulders s. cent?;
lard in bbls. 10 l0l; in kegs IL l Il cents.
Freights to Liverpool on cotton cent.
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nILCLOTHs.-Just received at the warerooms
" of CLAGETT & DODSON extensive and
superb stock of Floor Oilcoths, in prospective land
scape, tapestry, panel, and Mosaic pave patterns,
all well seasoned, and colored in the highest style
of the art.
Also, 20 sheets at very low price. All or any of
which we will cut to fit any room, hall, or passage,
according odiagram.
Also, rich stock of Oilcloths for covering fur
niture, in widths from feet to feet inches, and
Oilcloths expressly for steps.
Aug l6-d2w CLAGETT & DODSON.
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GOLD PENS BY w. FIFE-These Pens, for
VI strength, smoothuess, and decacy of point,
approach more nearly to the quill pen and are the
best in the exhibition Report Of The Judges Of The
Franklin Institute Exhibition Of 1850
Fife's Oblique Gold Pen differs from all others
in curving DETECTING fifteen TO thirty degrees TO
the right at the point, where it comes in contact
with the paper, and will be preferred by many
writers to any other. The sole agent for the pa
tentec for Washington city ia the undersigned, at
whose bookstore they may be examined
Aug 20 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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FoREIGN PosTAoE.-An association has been
formed, OF which Lord Ashburton, Sir r. Mhrchi-
son, Baron G. Dupin, Herr Won Viebahn, and other
Engishmen and foreigners members, for the
purpose of inducing the governments OF their re-
specuye countries 10 establish a low and uniform
the world. The association propose that the whole
postage on foreign letters shall be prepaid in all
countries, by means of postage stamps, and ac-
cording to one uniform scale Of weights.
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Marine Disasters.

from New Bedford, bound to Philadelphia, put in
here this morning, having been in contact with the
schooner Mary and Phoebe, from Philadelphia,
bound for Boston.
The latter had sprung a4eal and lost her jib-
boom The brig had her bulwarks carried away,
split foresail, &c.
The steamer Achilles brought up the passengers
and crew of the British ship Catherine, ashore ON
Long Island, with water up to the ships deck.
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Atiempt TO Blo,o up a Depot.

WORCESTER, MASS, August 25.-An attempt
wac made on Saturday night to blow up the depot
at West Cambridge. All the windows and doors
of the building were blown out, and the roof WAS
raised ak inches. The building took fire, but it
was subdued. Two Irishmen who were put Off the
at Boston are supposed to have committed
the outrageous act.
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REMOVAL OF THE CHIPPEwAs.-The Minnesota
Democrat states that, w. w. Warren, chief of the
Chippewa half breeds, by election, has been APP
pointed chief conductor for the removal OF that
tribe of Indians, who now mostly scattered
through the northwestern portion of this State 70
Sandy Lake Mr.. Warren is the Chippewa his
torian, and is said to have great influence with that
tribe.
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THE UNION ACADEMY.

Corner Of l4th street and NeD York Auente.
A NEW AND COMMODIOUS BUILDING has
Abeen erected to be furnished throughout in the
most approved modern style, and 10 be opened the
LIST day Of September, 1851. The register is fast
filling up with the names of applicants for adnis
sion. Circulars obtained of the principal, corner
of l4th and |, or at II. Farnham's Bookstore.
Those desiring to enter should apply immedi-
ately. q. RICHARDS,
Aug 0-eod3w Principal
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CENTENARY CoLLEGE-At the recent commence
ment of Centenary College, the honorary degree Of
A. M. was conferred on the Rev. Z. Ii. Hatcher, of
the Tennessee conference; the degree of ID. ID. on
the Rev. Charles Collins, president of Emory and
Henry College, Va; the degree of LII. d. on the
Hon. W. l.. Sharkie, of Mississippi, and the Hon.
s. w. Downs, Of Louisiana. The commencement
sermon was delivered by the Rev. w. Winans,
d. D.-N. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
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From CIENFU Eoos.--Capt. Reed of the schooner
Leprelett, arrived az this port, states that there
was no freight to be had at CienGuegos The yes
sells loading at port when he left have to purchase
their own cargoes, unless employed under previous
charters.--N. Y. Commercial AdUaiiser,
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Fire.

CoNcoRp, N. H., August 26.-Last night shop
adjoining the Eagle Hotel was fired, and the flames
soon spread in every direction, consuming the fair
est business part of the town, including the
Exchange, the Eagle Hotel, three newspaper Of
fees, sc. The loss is stated at 5 $4,000, mostly
insured. John Robinson, negro, has been
rested on suspicion of being the incendiary
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z I, IfIN
Il street, between II and New York avenue
Mrs. L. RICHARDS will commence the second
year Of her Seminary for Young Ladies, September
6h, in a suitable brick building, Just erected for
the purpose, and fitted up with the best furniture.
The young ladies will have access, free of charge,
to the library, and the large and beautiful collection
Of ne,o apparatus in the Union Academy. They
will also have the privilege of attending the semi
monthly Lectures on Philosophy, Chemistry, &c,
by the Principal of "The Union Academy" Cir
culars obtained as above.
Aug 9-eod3w
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MARRIED.,

On the 23d instant, by the Rev. ]. S. GoRsUcH,
FRANK BARLEY to ELIZABETH q. FENTON,
both of this city.
On Sunday morning, the oath instant, by Rev.
l.. F. MORGAN, Mr. A. Ii. MARYLAND, of Ken
lucky, to Miss NJ. l.. SIMMS, daughter of Mr..
SAMPSON SIMMs, of this city.
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b THE JOURNAL oF CoMMERcE.-It is announced
in this paper that Mr.. George b. Butler, formerly
secretary and legal agent of the Hudson River
Railroad Company, and for many years distin-
guished lawyer of New York city, has become a
part proprietor. The firm hereafter will be Hal
lock, Butler and Hale.
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NOR SALE OR RENT.-A bargain can be
IL had of large three story Brick Dwelling, sit
uated on Eighth, between G and II streets, near
the Patent Office. 1t is very desirable property,
and the situation pleasant and healthy. Any per-
wishing to rent or buy the above will call on
Mrs A. T. YOUNG, Four and half street, near
the City Hall. August l2-eod2w