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TELEaRApHIo REPORTS FOR THE UNION.

drriuaf Of the Steamer AHaatfc.For days later from
Europe -ddUanee IN Cotton -BreddsiuBs depressed, &c.
NEW YORK, Sept. liz, m-The steamship Atlantic has
arrived, bringing nearly hundred passengers and Lv
erpoo dates 10 the 10th ut The Atlantic beat America
out seven hours,
MARkErsCotton, since the sailing of the ASIA has been
very active al lu rates Middng qualities have advanced
H. The sales OF tho three days 900 bales, OF which
exporters and spectators took 5000
BreadstuH-rhe favorable weather and promising har.
have much depressed the flour MARKET prices
have declined Cd Is Sales of Orleans 1885, Cd lbs.
Wheat dull and has declined Id Corn in fair demand
at previous rates.
Provisions lions confined principally the
retail trade, at full rates. Lard has advanced Cd
Grocees-Coftee IN fair request at steady rates. Pur
chasers of tea demand Sugars Inactive
but not lower. Rice Is dull with downward tendency.
Trade in Manchester has greatly improved
Money maTket-Consos have declined 964 500. Rail
way shares have declined. American stocks inactive
and unchanged. Mexican stocks declining,
General NsWs.
There is nothing from England of i'm portance.
The first accounts of the Cuban difficulties received
Madrid the l3h and represented as very ng
and as speedily suppressed
royal decree had been issued declaring the child be
born of the Duchess of Monpenser be entitled all the
prerogatves of the infant Of Spain.
Count Alexander Callandreli, Minister OF War during the
Roman republic, will shortly be released from prison.
There no political from France, with the excep
that's large majority ofthe councils favor revision Of
the constitution. Commercial favorable. The
harvest average The potato disease has appear
cd in the neghborhood of Paris.
The Great Exhibition will close the llth of October
OF October, and the goods will be reviewed Immediately
afterwards.
The distribution of medals be awarded juries and
foreign commissioners, NC.
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ELIAS N. CRANE.

SUICIDE OF Hon. LUKE WOODBURY. AT ANTRIM The
following particulars this mournful from
the Manchester Mirror:
"At about nine o'clock he returned from ride in CON-
pany with little of b. B. Mussey, esq, of Boston,
get backberries, went to the barn, Embarrassed
and pat up his horse returned to the house, inquired for
his wife, and informed that she was in the garden
from thence he went directly to the barn. where he
NAMED long that his wife began to be uneasy regard
him, and TO the door of the barn by which he
had entered, and found it locked She Immediately sent
to his brothers. for clerk who upon search found
the body Of Mr. Woodbury. suspended from timber by
splice rein. Life extinct
From appearances, he had evidently been dead two
hours DR.. Parsons, who was Immediately called
gence which fell like thunderbolt upon them.
that the Judge for time, has been quite spirited
and has been heard say that he did not fell able
transact his business, and particularly, in regard his
nomination fo governor, that he wished TO be free from
the cares of office, and remain private citizen during
his life.
"Mr. Woodbury. about fifty years of age, was
graduate Of Dartmouth College. and has been Judge of
probate of this county for several years He had prop
ery OF $25 900, and splendid residence in Antrim
He leaves estimabe wife, but children. Three OF
his brothers reside in Antrim, and likewise his mother.
But day two ago, B. B. Mussey. esq.,, OF Boston,
his brother -naw, received letter from Antrim, stating
that Mr. Woodbury. had concluded to accompany Mr.
Mussey TO Europe this fall.
"He leaves an excellent reputation among his towns
men, and in fact among the people of the entire county
He is said to have been liberal man. almost fault
He was universally respected in public and private life"
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THE UNION.
PRINCETON, August 80, 1851.

PRINCETON, August 80 1851.
Al a recent meeting of the Ciosophc Society OF the
College OF New Jersey, the following preamble and
olulions were adopted;
Whereas the Ciosophc Society has heard of the death
OF their fellow member James Mcdowell. governor OF
virginia. and member OF Congress therefore,
Hsofped. That express, strong the ordi.
nary vehicle Of such expressions will allow deep
gfet la doing 50, truly feel Americans that re-
public has lost of her greatest citizens and glorious
Union one OF her most patriotic champions and society
We now miss from the galaxy OF her distinguished gadu-
ates the brightest star-one whom have been
toned proudly to refer ripe and chaste scholar fin
ished orator. and patriotic and chivalrous statesman
Resolved That in token OF respect for the memory of
deceased brother the usual badge OF mourning
Tor the space OF thirty days.
RESOLVED, That deeply sympathlze with the relatives
and friends OF the deceased in this their
mat these resolutions be communic ated them and also
published in the Princeton Whig Valley STAR National
telligencer, and Union.
BY order Of the Society.
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undoubtedly endorsed in approving the nominations OF

undoubtedly endorsed In approving inc nomhauons OF
that body.
is the case different in the reception OF the COMPROMISE
by the psoplei Where is one northern wing Stale con-
vention which has approved II by resolutions requiring
its maintenance the statute book Not can be
found. Where is the first northern wing Legislature
which has approved il Not can be found In what
northern State have the whgs uarty, failed TO take
ground more or less, painy against III In all the
past present wing suongholds OF the Nonh--in
every State where the northern wings now have power
expect to obtain t-in Vermont, in Massachusetts in
Connecticut. in Rhode Island in New York. in Ohio in
Pennsy thanksgiving Legislators and wing State conven-
tons against it. The entire State organization of The
t0ig party of the North is pledged in opposition it. On
the other hand, what democratic State convention or
State organization through the whole North, but by the
votes declarations OF last year, OF this year, stands
on compromise ground What one northern democratic
State organization has repudiated the measure Not one
can be found. The Compromise has been expressly APP
proved since it passed. by the formal declaration of the
democratic party, in Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont,
Connecticut, Rhode Island, New York.
New Jersey Pennsylvania, Indiana, Illinois. Michigan,
and Iowa In the South acquiescence in the Compromise
is the doctrine of the Georgia. Tennessee, and Virginia
democratic conventions II is the doctrine which the
democracy have just carried Alabama and Texas,
and divided the victory in Kentucky and Tennessee.
To say, then. that, in the judgment of the people, the
Compromise is wing measure, is simply TO tell
the people Of the country that neither they their rep
resenta,ives know to which. party they belong.
This absurd pretence that the Compromise is wing
measure is strangely enough urged upon the de-
mocracy Of New York for virtually recanting
their past deliberate approval Of it, by the very and
the very journals that took the lead in carrying
portion Of the democratic party in ls4s 10 the doctrine Of
the Wilmot proviso, which had then just been voted
down by the democratic State convention and solemny
affirmed as fundamental wing principle by the State
venon Of the wings! The same cliques and journals
which fought side by side with Horace Greeley and
Thurow Weed for the Wmot proviso up to the fall Of
ls4s stand now almost alone to maintain the farcical
proposition that the Compromise 10 whggish TO make
all democrats humby repent of their past support of
and eschew it for the uure But this browning fact
was needed 10 place the whole scheme of disorganza-
ton and regeneration in its true light before the de-
mocracy of the North, who have planted themselves
on the Compromise, and mean to maintain their ground.
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PRoRo0ATIos OF THE CANADIAN PARLrAMENT-Hise x-
ceenoy the has prorogued the Provincial
Parliament The royal speech refers to the satisfactory
state of the revenues mentions the grants for improving
the ST. Lawrence navigation the reduction OF the emf
grant tax &c He states that the railway bill is cscu-
lated TO advance the public prosperity, and declares TO
be the intention OF the government TO conform TO the
wishes OF the people,
Amongst the acts which received The royal assent
the follovng To repeal tonnage and light duties; 10
introduce he decimal system Of curenoy to appropriate
SIC 900 900 the Grand rruak railway; and to establish
normal schools in Lower Canada.
Six bills reserved for the Queens approval, three
OF which relate TO churches and recoes two to the
ducton Of Judicial and other salaries and one incor.
poraes the Fort Ete and Buffalo Suspension Bridge Com.
pany.
Nothing has been done upon the reciprocity question
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From our baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, September LIS, p. M
There is not particle Of local worth communioa
ting Our papers filled with details of the Cuban
news brought by the Empire Cy at New Orleans. The
Intelligence by her certainly looks favorable lopez
than the accounts brought by the Cherokee, We shall
know something definite in relation that about
Thursday Friday next, the Empire City Ha.
vana today for New York.
The wings OF the LIST congressional district of this State
after very Struggle have last mated Hon
r. j. Bowie for election
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THE WHEAT ls5l.-The reports from The
grain growing parts Of the Union indicate that the wheat
crop of the present year will be the heaviest ever taken
from the earth in the western States In Ohio the crop
is very large and fine In New York, Indiana
Michigan, and Wisconsin, the yield is also very large
and the whea, Of the very best quality. In Michigan,
particularly the yield exceeds anything known even
in that State
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SARDINIA AND THE USfrrD STATES -Advices from
Genoa Of the 2st of July stale that line of steam com
nunca,ion dec, from Genoa New York has been or.
ganiz.d by Messrs Livingston. Wells, Il Co, of New
York Mr.. Cosee--a gentleman interested in the under.
staying in Piedmont in order 10 prepare the
cessary steps Tor coming agreement with the Sado-
aa government, with regard to the mails Count Ca your.
TO whom as Minister OF Commerce, the plan has been
submitted has given the sanction OF the government
grant has been made TO the company for the exclusive
working of this line for fifteen years, the annual SUN OF
10000 being guaan tied for the transport OF the mails
These will touch nj Madeira, where letters or
passengers will be transferred TO the South American line
Of steamers so tina, il may be looked upon double
line both to the south and north Of the American cont.
npu
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NOVEMBER ELECrIoN.-On the 4th day Of November
an electon will be held throughout the State OF New
chosen: Judge of the court of appeals in the place OF
Samuel A. Foot a secretary of State, in the place Of
Christopher Morgan; comptroller in the place of Philo
an attorney general in the place of Levi 5 Chaiied a
engineer and surveyor, in the place OF Hezekah
Seymour canal commissioner, in the place of Charles
Cook inspector of State prisons, in The place OF AL
exander H. Wels-a whose terms Of service will expire
on the last day OF December next-Ito4 Budget.
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ELEVENTH DISTRICT OF VIRGNIA.--The Staunton Spec
,aor says that consequence OF The death OF Governor
Mcdowell there is candidate for Congress that dis
trlc The democrats OF Augusta county, at their meet
ing on Monday, recommended district convention OF
their party 10 be held in Harsonburg, September
nominate candidate which they appointed delegates
They also appointed delegates TO the democratic State
convention
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BY A GREEN, Auctionser.

BY A. GREEN, AuctioBser.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III 9Th shall sell residence
K Pas esq street, between 18th and 18th
city 10 O'Clock, large
household kitchen
Mahogany Sofas sdeOoards, and bureaus
DO rocking, paor aud arm chairs
Do maIbe-op centre and side table
Do do washstand and sinks
dining and breakfast tables
wood chairs
Hign post bedste dds, wardrobes, &c.
large hanging mirror and other glasses
Parior solar, hall, aud other
full !. union chairs, ottonans
Dat al aud
Beds, bedj hair aud shuck mattresses
Venetian window blnds mating, &c
Hat rack, Hndrous, shovel and longs
With good assortment Of ktchsn requisites.
Terms; All and under Sl5, cash gas, credit
sixty and for notes satisfactorily enorsed earring
A GREEN,
seW2-d
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VERY FINE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
AUCTION.On Friday the 5th the
gentleman declining housekeeping, 9th street be-
tween and opposite the at O'Clock n n,
very assortment of furniture consisting part
IA covered sofa
DO spring paIlor chairs
Do gothic and plush covered arm do
DO marbletop centre tables
Do divans and
bcdsteads
marble dressing bureaus
harack loveI horses and lightstands
Do Wristbands and SINKS
Do fve-Ieaf extension dining table
4 pair splen gilt-ramed French mirrors
Oilclo,h and
Parlor hall, other lamps
beds, hair and shuck mattresses
Cherry and maple low post bedstcads
Cane andw wood chairs, shower bath, &c.
! fine cooking steve, with all the fixtures complete
OF kitchen
we deem unnecessary o
Term. made known at sale. A. GREEN
Auctioneer.
We win say anything relative the superior quality
furniture, would
ladies' Of the District
for themselves. A. GREEN,
Sept 2--eo1 Auctioneer.
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That truly national democratic paper the Madisonan
of jacksonville, Indiana, says:
"To our friends in other States will say, Indiana
sends to the next Congress eight sound and reliable dem
ocrats in favor of the compromise and opposed
to sms Certainly such glorious result ought 10 be
matter of congratulaton among democrats and all
friends of the Union and ought renewed
efforts Indiana must out OF the next presidential
election THE BANNER DEMOCRATIC STATE UNION -
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DURSITUpE DRY GOoDs.-Tbe

FURNITURE DRY GOODs.-The following bed FOODS
have added Of he
newest style, and
their
table which
W ali in
aud wreaths Of flowers appear cb
natural flowers.
table Damascus Oreptn, wcavinx
goods The Mind
this country before.
Damask iaine piano and table 10 match
Embossed cloth do do
Also
french thread tides Tor dvans, chairs
Of do, toilets cake or fruit baskets, circular
Double satin damask by
non of these goods the manufacturer
SMILES OF which may be seen with the goods
dsmask tea nspkns-vefy cbesp.
i case style dam,sk and
ter. and very cheap with gnps and de loops match
window which
nche wide with centres side pins bands 70 atcp
case ich gilt arches, for surpeodna dspey over FRENCH oe"
stesd' with bolts and psu nacbnew and elegant gooas
general Of Whitney. Ednbo g., and MacNhaW
banse all rband bound mapped both sdes ana very low
priced.
bales gray for ssrvan'a very heavy and ser
which attention Of farmers ana planters - IN
ved They viii be sold prices which wiz ?" ao9ct 20 them.
Flemish, Scotch ih, and ~ R'h
linens, and NIL other articles n N. furniture dry
for the comfort and convenieuce
housee.pe ali Of which We engsre 70 sell on ne most inviting
tbArtti btbsoNt
septod Pa door east Of the corner Of 9h ST.
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Washington College, Virginia

Washington College, Virginia.
will be resumed September LIST,
i is students punctua day.
The moral training identical with that Of
colleges and gdy adhered to In Practice
exposition and defence
of be had by transmitting iH
price (2x cents single 81 per in Office
money catalogue details request
middle of the
sion These rigorous and attended by committee
of gentlemen by general
induce devote the time to it, Ihs
combned with those OF tho whole
of students, and constitute the
class the honors and the hobtnson
gold medals awarded. For further information apply TO
e~ GEO. JUNkIN, President
Irusaros Va. July 90, 1851. Aug l4-dtlstSept
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NEW York, Sept. l.
A fire occurred at Newtonvle this morning, which de-
stroyed the and dwelling of McCraf and the Of
A. Aexander-oss VI OOO which there is partial
Insurance..
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by Il GREEN, AuetIonsor.
IcISH, WHIsKEY, RUM, AND VINEGAR AT AUCTIoN.-on
Tuesday, instant shall
Ut O'Clock, q. =
IL barrels fish, in good order. y.
do whlskey.
do
do pure vinegar.
10 bags peanuts.
Sept gilt A. GREEN, Aucuoneer.
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m R1ED,

In this the lst instant by the Rev W. FnKsoH Lieut.
Colonel BENJAMIN LhRNED Deputy Paymssier General United
States Army ELIZABETH r. LARNEp, of Washington, D. c.
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by A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

by A. GREEN, AuctfOneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT NEAR THE SMITHSONIAN IN
Y STITUTION AT hUCrION.On Wednesday the 81 instant
tei the premises at o'clock lot No 49, square
fronting Virginia avenue between Ilth and 18th
SOUTH building situated pleasant
OF the Island.
half balance ~ and is
bearing interest from day OF sale given
deed Of taken. Title ndisputnbe
A. GREEN,
Auci
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sypYsa q uosUIsE. aueuooesrs.

by DYER ~ uc9TIEts, sucttoneers
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION,-On Wednesday
september Sd, soc ock
Davidson's
feeto n X north and 100 west.
Terms; third cash balance
with satisfactorily secured Conveyances
expense OF purchaser.
DYER MCGUIRE,
seps-d Auctioneers.
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o. Masonic-A regular meeting Of Federal Lodge No
evening, [Tueday O'Clock Masonic Hail.
ner Punctual
quested Is much business to be transacted.
BY order Of w. Mi @. A. sCHwARZMAN,
lou lcrrc
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y. RICHARDS, Principal.

DtliIJP BARTON Ey Will attend 80 ~ny business
either Of The courts OF THIS DE
prosecution o''"o 20"
fre~sa ndth e Once on t.ueeL
WAsnrSaror, Joy 10, irfh- Fff-s~p'
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United States Patent Office,


an the petition Porter ynn massachusetts,
of f. g. Curtis, late of Boston, Massachu
- gristmls, for
from OF said patent which takes place the 23d day
of November, 1851
sad petition be heard at the Patent Once
November - O'Clock, and all
and show they have why said
petition ought TO be granted
required file In the Patent
specifically set forth in writing, least
OF All testimony filed by either
be be and transmitted
the Office which will be furnished ar
plicaiion.
this be published the National nte
gence Republic and Union Washington, d. o. Daily Bee Boo
Journal Providence Rhode Island
Connecticut Albany State Register, Albany,
Express and Pennsylvania Inquirer,
Philadelphia week for three successive weeks
previous the Of hearing the I'd November next
THOS. EWBANK
Commissioner Of Patents.
p Editors papers will copy
P~nt once with containing this notice.
Aug S-1aw3w
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informs. the public that
proprietor the line OF mail coaches running
Washington Wnch BY ne way OF Lecsoug ne
good and good n w nave IN ms employment
need skiu aitenN nd ACCOMMODATING drivers no
good and pains will be
every made the accommodations
and may hun ther The
patronage respectfully solicited Once Potomac
House lvania avenue between Sd and ~ streets
JAMES II. KEMP.
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Nv A. GREEN, Auc,ioueer.


VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION~-on Thursday
the 9Th shall sell on the premises al O'Clock,
No situated No 49, fronting 81 feet inches
and running back 1874 feet ee alley between 25th and
opposite
a building II will be sold at The and
former purchaser. A, GREEN,
Sept 2-A Aucjoneer.
EURNTTURE Dry Goods--stock complete.-We have
Il pie all
Alexandria, and environs that they
complete and extensive
furnish
homes all reasonable that The
complain Our goods adapted a
rch All respectfully invited call
The following goods have just been added TO stock
pieces i6A woellen duxgs, tapestry patterns,
l0-4 do
do linen do dancing on.
bales carpenss all woola heavy and durable
ticle for dining sitting rooms
baes npey ingram cspetagsa and beautiful article
parlors, rich Piles and almost cheap ord
nary insrsinr -
p,cc and Brussels stair -csrpeiipg.
so dozen starrods prices, from 81 so Sl2 so per
cases elegant window unusually low
prices.
cnrops embroidered under OF
which surprisingly rich
will who have desire
Sept o-d2wf tBAsETT h DODrON
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THIS well known establishment s conducted in the
/ and pleasant situation
Of house. il. commodous arrangements and inc comforts and
combine 20 render ~ "Veec a"" Nd
the traveller. r...u. ~. =.
subscriber pledges ms bel eSe
$500 ~ 'a - VIM. II. PARKER
Besrow, August 49, 1861.
AupI
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be held this evening, TUESDAY O'Clock Hail.
4D By order Of NV w. Nj O. a. scHwARzM.N,
aTeeorgstown College. oThe will opened
and the lectures resumed in this Institution on the is, instant
TAPEsTRY Velvet and Tapestry Brussels Carpet
ings.-Jnst received
added present stock now enable please the most f
Also rigs match.
4sheots tapestry colored floor cicoth.
panel, oak, and marble, mosaic pave, and bou-
which we cut according diagram 70 order ns
DERsONAL NOTICE.-If legal representatives
Captain William H. Cary and his brother. and f he
had WIG removed om he State of Virginia q the
city New York. they win he" something greatly to their sd
vantage. septa-dst
NOvELs-Lswi, Arundel, the Railroad Of Life. 50
The Stone Mason Of sainc Poins; by Lamarsc 25een
The Fate; by O. r R. James. 50 cents.
Katharine Walton, romance of the Revolution; by w. G.
Stuart o. Dunlea,h by Mrs. Norton. so cents.
Es.s ,1s saloons On Of rs By Richardson 50 cents
Harper. New Monthly Mas.zins 70. sspemssr Is cents,
Sept FRANCK TAYLOR.
UNIVERSITY Of Georgia, Athens, August ~. 1851
yemeer per viii proceed to cleo, professor Of
II SALARY % per 70 on
Sep, a~stwp AsBURy HULL, Secretary.
N(ETICE-Wsned
dwelling house the neehborhood of the Presidents Man
Aug ai-awii '' HooE, BROTHER, co.
by DYER 81 MCGUIRE, Aucttoneers.
VALUABLE FARM AT AUCTToNOn Friday afternoon, Sep
TENDER 5, O'Clock shall SELL the undi
Of all land called Con
usf. situated oren Run cou"y washington
a Centre market, and
Mr. Sears and the widow Evans containing 1870 Of
mos excellent land In good farming condition.
DYER MCGUIRE,
Aug nd Aucuonesrs
TOURSA MENT.-The grand Tournament Of the viii
Fauquier white Sulphur Springs the 3D. OF
September, and on the 9Th the Fancy Ball
Aug 27--dt5thsep
DTTrESHOUsE ACADEMY, corner OF Third street.
IL and Indiana avenue
G. WIGHT, Principal
A. @, CARoTHERs, s..,.,,r,.
o. l.. SHOREY, "e's
Prof D. Il GRoUx, Teacher Of Modern Languages
Prof r. GIBSON, Teacher Of Drawing.
academic OF this institution viii commences on
Monday, the lat Of September.
Far apply Principal Mr. Carother- the
bookstore OF Mr.. VIM NJ Morrison,
Aug l7-eo7m
tHOEMA KERs GOODS.-on hand, and family rrcrv
OF Importation all kinds Of hoe stnhs and trim
minss
win find well supplied with arti
the above line, which will be sold accommodating terms
JOHNS PAYNE,
Importers and dealers n shcsmaksrs goods,
Northeast Of Fourth and Arch streets. Philadelphia
JNO. m. McCALLA
aw in
Of District He continues claims before Con
qess and the departments. May D-eodtil 1Sh Sep.