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UNPUBLISHED LETTER ny N1PoLEoS-The Herald OF
the Union gives the following letter from Napoleon TO
Tama the actor. II will be that it written by
the young commander Of the artillery. after having first
dsting guished himself IN the siege OF Toulon After
tha, he was neglected by the epsblic for long time.
He lived in retirement in Paris until 1895, when he was
appointed By Barras defend the city against the nsur.
rection of the 18Th Yendemiars This he did with so
much success and bravery TO attract the especial favor
OF the convention which he defended His name was
thereafter known TO fame
ToULoN, Jan. g. 1894
Ny DKAR TALxA have fought like lion for the repub-
Tic but, my good friend Talma, my reward, lett
10 die with hunger ] the end Of all my
that miserable fellow Aubrey, Chen Minister OF War }
me- eel that have the power Of doing than Geu-
erals Ssntee and Rossgnol, and yet they find
corner for me in La Vendee, elsewhere give
pioymentl You happy your reputation depends
upo yourself alone Two hours passed the boa ,ds
brings before the public whence all glory
but soldiers forced pay dearly lor fame
npon extensive stage, and after all allowed
to attain It, Therefore do not repent the path yeu have
chosen Remain upon your theatre. Who knows IL I
,hal mot make my appearance again upon mine have
seen Marvel, "a Distinguished comedian and dramatic
writer he friend. Baras (pesident of the
reclory) makes fine promises but viii he keep them
doubt It, in the time am reduced 70 last
Have you few crowns spare me Will not reject
heu and promise you out OF the first kingdom
shalt win ny my sword How happy we're the heroes Of
Aroso they had not to depend upon Minister OF War
Adeu. :. -
Your sfecdonsts BoNAPARTE
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Great Mass Meeting In the valley Of Virginia.
Fifteen Thousand in the Field.

The Valley Democrat Of the 2Sth instant contains the
entire proceedings Of The great rally OF the democracy at
New Market Never, says that journal, have we wit
messed such tremendous political meetng-never such
an immense congregation of people. Not less than ff
teen thousand of the sterling democracy present,
making the largest political meeting ever held in the val
ley OF Virginia Grand and tremendous was the oupour
ing-a day worthy of the democracy OF The Tenth Le
gon and worthy OF our glorious principles and our noble
dard-bearers They rallied from their mountains and
valleys with proud hearts OF men who actuated by
love of principle and OF countrythey with music
and banners. 10 do honor to the day and our noble
leaders in the present contest
Al about half past 10 procession was formed by Col
R M Conn. marshal OF the day, assisted by ColoneG q
s. Meem Colonel Thomas Buswell Colonel Sprinkle,
Mason Bare, j ID. Williamson, JohnR Srayer, and
William M Sibert.
The procession was headed by the brass band from
Newtown followed by the speakers in carriages, and
large number OF people with flags and banners.
Next came the Winchester gee club, with beautiful
banner bearing the significant OF Pierce and King
followed by large delegation with numerous inscrp-
lions and devices upon their banners
Then followed the tremendous delegation from Page
with fine banner bearing the inscription of Page, the
right wing OF the Tenth Legion"
Next followed the Rockingham delegation, headed
by the Mount Crawford band, displaying flags
and banners
Mex, followed the Shenandoah delegation. and other
brass band, which carried beautiful banner with the
names of Pierce and King thereon The deeg atons bore
number Of banners and flags with appropriate inscrp-
TORS and devices.
The procession moved through the principal streets
its way 10 the grove where the proceedings of the day
were TO take place. The doors, windows. and poches
were crowded with fair ladies, whose bright eyes and
smiles welcomed and cheered the of the Tenth LIE
eion and the procession moved by them and shout
after shout made the welkn ring, they waved their white
cambrics in The breeze, presenting sight which could
not fail to strike the beholder with admiration.
Hon. WIN. A. Harris appointed president of the
meeting who, upon taking the chair presented series
of eloquent resolutions, which he supported by able
speech The resolutions having been adopted, General
Houston was introduced to The people HIS effort upon
the occasion is characterized which received
with immense applause. Robert <. Scott, esq Hon r.
K. Meade, Hon. Henry Bedinger, spoke in the alter
noon Letters were received from Hons. Lewis Cass,
James Buchanan, d. s. Dickinson, and ex-Presiden
| Tyler
AT night large crowd assembled in front of Newmans
hotel and were addressed by ]. Randolph Tucker Hon.
John Lecher, and J. e. c. Brette
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Home aud Foreign Agency for Patents.
ON. Il .ir.rf Onnnaiic fhr pnfcnf OMcr.

r HE themselves
coun.eIoJs and consulting inventors
and one and offering the public confidently
under auspices unusually
The, have all been for many years officially connected
win the United Oce Professor Page has held the
ofe OF principal past; Mr. Geenough
merry the drawings lost BY the
hnine al Patent Fieizchmann engaged
in ths for in the restoration Of lost
his Investigation OF
science Greenough and coun
seor for upwards years. and Mr. Fleisc
mann abors has had experience
civil engineer knowledge foreign lam
for resident In Europe ss
United States These advantages, together
win their general experience In all matters OF invention and
application, and their extensive Foreign
and agencies win insure TO inventors and othsrs
facilities OF patents or defence Of
thsr rights and expedition the transaction OF business
' - Prof CHARLES @. PAGE, NJ. d.,
Late Chief Examiner Of Patents.
J. J cREENOUGH, M n.
@. l.. FLEfsCHMANN, Q. +,
w.suINoToN, August Ia, 1861.
Aug l5-slaw3m
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The federal press have been Dragging over what they
claim as the change of German paper in Cleveland from
Pierce and King Scott The facts, appears, are these
The Germania was purchased by the wings and $l,5oo
paid for it, and whg editor placed to conduct it, 1t had
500 subscribers in the city, The first day after it raised
the Scott flag lost 44O OF these subscribers the attempt
to transfer them by bargain and sale being indignantly
met by the German democracy They have now started
another German democratic paper there, and the federal
concern is about expire for want OF patronage Scott
experiments don't work well this year.
[CoMocton Democrat
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.py such reply, MIR Mapp did not say il made 10
Is9ly tbtsI and il made la reply TO him. that
dees not prove il made la reply to some one
else that Mr. MapP must speak. My purpose was 70
obtain HE tesmSy 10 what General Pierce was heard
by him 10 declare publicly in New Hampshire, and mat
purpose was fully accomplished both here and at East
Vile been thus particular in order 70 correct 'he
general statement which have made that the report o tue
dialogue between Mr. Mapp and myself al Accomaek
court house was substantially accurate. Substantially II
was correct as 10 everything relating General Pierce
"'' HENRY A. WISE.
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By ). 9. meaUrRE. Auetlonssr.

DosEwooD PI mo, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI
III TURE AT AUCTlON-on Thursday morning, September y,
10 O'clock residence OF Mr. H. O. DANIEL
Row street, eth and 7ta Streets all his house
hold Kitchen effects consisting Of
Rosewood 6-oeAve piano forte
Mahogany spring hair sofa and rockers
2 mar bio -top sofa tables
chairs
MAh.xaDy dining aud other tables
Painted window shades, gfaDdoes, vases
Stair carpet, oilelolh, naaIlins
Walnut hat rack, sideboaTd
Ivory handle table and dessert knives
Silver plated easiOrs, spoons, and forks
China q and dinner ware, glassware
Bureaus, bedsteads, waTdTobes
Waslsanda, toilet looking glasses
Mattresses bedding, chamber stoves
Refrigerator. kitchen and ironing tables
Air tight cooking stove, shosels and tongs
Buckets, tubs, andirons, &c
that credit and
four months satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Aug Sid AuctoneeT.
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Bank OF the Union,

Broscnl Marbie Building Washington, ID. G.,
CONTINUES approved drafts the sew
and sells all kinds OF I'M
money best sells drafts on the principal css
country and in fact general bankng bus
Prompt br all collections In such funds as the
nartes for whom collected desire.
Tbe highest prices nj all times
NJ H. The public assured that Notwithstanding the attempts
sparoge circulation Of notes. the Is
sues bought by the principal brokers in New york.
Baltimore and Washington, low OF dts
count as emsnating from Washington. .
r, II, GALLAHER, President
sAsuEL w, MlRsH Cashier,
Aug e7--3awmlf
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FOR HARPER's FERRY.
tpArtv LrSv.

DAILY
THE packet boats Bell the ensuing
Ferry. ' " e"k'''"" 'a -
Winchester. - ~' - j
Re'nrnns leaving Haper's Ferry p m arriving Gee'rs
omnhu-es viii be In
seorgetown 10 convey them o Washington,
T-Fss through, including board, sl 50,
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By A. GREEN, Auctionesr.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCrIoN.-on Thursday
september, shan sell the premises O'Clock,
m building lots in subdivision Of square No $50 fronting
% back about 100
feel u public alley, between ID and T. streets NORTH
The above described the new railroad DEPOT
and certainly presens
other properly for sale
W Washington.
oneourh only cash balance in six nine twelve, and
Tie purchaser notes bearing Interest
day of A given and a deed Of trust taken.
sale positive.
Aua l6-6t A GREEN Actoneer.
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CPECIAL AUCTION notice. N, sTRATTON has
- OF
Ninth street, lately occupied by r. Byne
purpose conducting
varieties The location is directly the great
and the the Centre
Markets advantages arising theeom
the sale OF every description OF merchandise
attention given OF dwellings;
groceries, and shoes dry goods hardware fancy goods Jew
received the udiciousy arranged and
sold premises Of the occupant Real estate and stocks dis
posed d public private sale
r. years assisted trade sales in Boston,
Philadelphia he particularly offers services
to ,nay dispose OF libraries Of
respectfully solicited, and cash advances made
whenever required.
oy-saies Of any cashed without delay
Il. N. sTRA rTUN, General Aucioneer,
Aug. 5-du Penn. avenue and sth street, south side.
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By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.

III I0USEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, COWS,
III chickens aucton-On
shalt sell residence OF Mr. vass depot
Badensbug 9A O'Clock, all lis furniture, CATTLE
agnculurai implements, &C.
Bureaus, tables, chairs, and lounges
Feather beds, bedding, bedseads, aud washstands
Mattresses, carpets, looking Elasses, lamps, sc.
China, glass, aud crockery
With many other articles In the furniture line.
Also good lot OF farming and gardening implements
Lot No. iron wire for fencing
steel corn MILL grindstone
good mich cows, calves, Of which a hne Durham
bull
large lot Of fowls Of the Shanghai and other breeds
Citizens will hnd convenient take tue O'Clock which
will them TO the door In hfteen minutes the
well worthy their attention.
Terms cash A. GREEN,
hugN Aucuoneer
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioncer.

~
IIAND SOME BUILDING LOTS ON CAPITOL HILL OPPo
IL SITE ST. PETERS CHURCH, AT AUCTioN-op Wednes.
of September, shall sell the at
O'Clock, five fine building lots east 3D. betwee and
immediately opposite st. Peters Church, ng lots
Q, in No. 773 having front each OF SO
feet 9K inches, running back a 30 feet alley.
fourth balance in six, twelve ant eighteen
The satisfactorily secured bearing
from day OF sale.
Title iBdsputable.
26-d A. GREEN AmuoneeT
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OFFICE off New and Liverpool United states
" Mail Steamship Company, No. SO Wall steetNew York. Au-
rst l7th lt2Tbcbooks subscription balance o
stock Of this subscribed previous
act for Increased mail the win
their office above from the 10th the 95h Of September
elusive. BY order OF the board Of directors.
WM. L. YoULE,
Augl9 "a secretsry.
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liz COULD NOT "Low "a Mr. Pickands OF
Akron, Oblo at free soil meeting said that he had
been preacher and Mtlene, having been witted by
The wings as being both, but he declared he never
'eould get so low as TO ever think OF being whgi"
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NILhas's REGIsrEH-a few complete sets-g6 vols
and large supeenfr sale, or 10 exchange for Congress
books, favorable applied for immediately Ao several
pies Principles OF
eavey and vnuabepublished 10 leaa Price three dol
Office
Aug 3i-2t
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F.Il Trade, Issa.-M.ryl.nd and v,rx,.,a.

qua friends and residing above
W their f.
sualy favorable the approaching
We purchased markets.
largely, which daily additions
aud novel ia the way Of dry goods.
goods Of all Styles and constantly
hand.
Ladies' wenr of al kinds from the psne finest
kinds In vogue, In endless variety.
eenuemen. good, Of the finest and medium qualities,
other artcles TOT their line proveray
misses and chidtens wear. n "
Youths wear.We the
purpose, with al to styles, fabtcs and prices, " =
Mourning goodsConstany
Tor mourning apparel Of the best fabrics rade
extremely low prices
Servants kind price the beat
adapted alike for and word deal IN
article usually found In well goods eabl,-
We desire 10 increase trade.
Al sales establishment be for approved
short dates ~
Cool articles, prices and fair dealing be relied
cases, PERRY \ BROTHER,
Opposite Centre Market, Washington, D. G.
AM -
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. The Campaign Of Is4s."

THERE arc vet little than hundred copies Of
me Campaign OF 5l-n political paper published during
thai canvass under Thomas Richie. All the
mens whch that contest faithfully recorded
petbe with the the presidential elections Of
countless the full proceedings OF the Bal
moe and OF Philadelphia (whirl Convention of
sts and indeed which Likely
be brought in the approaching campaign will be
hs contains pages fio bound strong boards,
with sheep and will be sold at the low pce OF two
dollar.
A. there hundred copies on hand, those who
wish 20 purchase may procure them at thn ONCE
Lime l.
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Sales To-Day.
By j. G. Mcguire, Auctioneer

By j.. C. Mcguire, Auctioneer
EoRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH or DRY GOODS
Thursday morning, August O'clock
shall selling the OF M-ssrs Cageu Newton
May Co all their extensive stock Of goods being the
and valuable foreign dry goods
offered FOR sale a auction in Washington.
The OF ladies and heads OF families is particularly
called this which affords opportunity for the
Of cheap and elegant goods.
be continued
whole stock is sold.
$40 and UNDER sum,
Of and four monhs FOR satisfactorily endorsed bearing
JAS @ MCGUIRE,
August did Auctoneer.
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A HANE CHANCE obtain bargains in Hou-e-tar-
"A ning goodsThe subscriber having taken those
nodous stores Shanks lron Hall
ing with m entire stock OF goods will until 10Th Sep
tember next dispose Of his stock Of goods at cash Persons
W want OF China, glass cr0ckey table cutlery
britannia ware looking glasses Jspanned ware,
keeng ares assured that they opportunity
saving at enst from fifteen to twenty-five Ca and
@. w. RoTELER,
Aug 5i-eoN Opposite Centre Market
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a part of this city, competent woman 70 do cooking and
wahnEi and also gir chambemaid
ourhy understand their business willing
selves generally useful, with satisfactory good
wages VIII be given, None others need Offer.
DE sELDING n WYLIE,
Aog'U-Jeod Seventh st., opposite odd Fellows Hall,
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I IFE OF GENERAL FRANKLIS PIERCE,
Ia Hampshire w. Bartlett volume, portrait rs
oil Franklin Pierce and biography of Hon Vim. r.
King; by Hermitage" 25 cents.
public OF Henry Clay by Epe Sargent and
Horace Greeley / volume, portrait, 81
Aug 81 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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regular meeting OF Federal Lodge No will be
tuesday evening O'clock which all brethren in
good standing cordially invited.
BY order OF w. M. q. A. sCHWARZMAN,
81 Secretary.
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.at F0rt s4lllsan, Eastpori, hains.

-a F0rt S1IiiVaa, EassPOri, haias.
IS barrels ofpork
lss barrels oft1esh supernne aour
sS y bushels bushels q q new new % white nsld beans
39s pounds Of good hard tallow candles
IA bushels Of good clean dry dne
Hors bidders requested 10 extend the amount of h
bids for each article and exhibit the total amour. o. each bad I
The periods and quantities OF each delivery al those posi-. VIII
lat Deeember 1858 and lst March, 1854 'sb
The hogs OF which The PORK packed TO be faened ana
weigh less than hundred pounds excluding I
Side pieces may be substituted for the hams.
The pork 10 be nfst sailed with Turks island salt can
fully with the article in exceeding poua
each.
When the packing has been completed The M
saed and packed The pork Is 70 be contained IN
The soap aud candles IN strong boxes Of convenient size for
sail win only be received by OF ,hrt,wo ou
the bushe The candles wicks The proviso
destination in week o April 1858; aud the stores for s
Ripley % ,na, pass 81 Peters by ist June, 1883
ract and the department. will be authorized supply
provisions win inspected place Of delivery
and al expense. 70 be paid sy 1nu hey
The Commissary General reserves the privilege Of inca a.
quired time before entering eonaet and
third Subsequent giving previous nouce
proposals evidence ability, together names o
their securities whose responsibility must be certified by the
wise their proposals viii no, be acted on '' '"''-
and I delivery ~a Ss required at al. eiee sses esss s
Se mode upon e treasury Jsr paynen wsh vii be Elected
the places Of purchase the residence Of e contractors he
No drafts this ONCE will be accepted paid any ccus
Zach proposal separate envelope and marked
GEO. GIBSON, c. Gs.
unless authorized TO do so by The Commssay Gen
eral Of Subsistence NJ
Aug 7-lawt5Sep
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NY j. Q. MCGUIRE, Auct,oneor.

AN EXCELLENT SADDLE HORSE AT AUCTIoN.-on
IL afternoon, september 3D. O'Clock In front OF
the auction shall sell hne horse we trained and
finely saddle and Is warranted sound Sale
positive, owner is about u leave for Europe,
Terms cash. - Me8UlkE
29-d hucuoneer
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TRAyEI.LING TRUNKS, TRUNKS THE subscriber,
having just received Of style,
and quality of travelling trunks valses, adies hatbore
pet bags, (Which he win sell reasonable prices
purchasers call and his under the
Pennsl lvania avenue, between AZ and 9th streets,
July 30-im DANIEL CAMPBELL.
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nAtteniion, knights IA special assembly Of Wash
ington Templar be held Asylum
ocock this Cruesdayl evening
Punctual attendance is respectfully solicited.
BY order Of The M L. Grand Commander:
j. P. WHITE,
Aug3i Recorder.
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cHARLorrE HALL SCHOOL.

IN THEIR anxiety ALL and
many afforded board prices
any any similar " barely 70 meet in
confidence and the study
military exercises TO expenses
been induced TO make small addition the charges tuition
is hoped win be sufficient for all contingencies There
shall be follows
Per quarter
In the cascaI or classical and mathematical deparmen 90
IN the department Of modern languages for each foreign
In the scieaac department. ca.m natural phics
ophy, astronomy practical surveying &c, with use Of
Board, washing &c., as heretofore % So
The vacation is extended third Monday
by order of the board trustees.
CHARLOTTE HALL, st. Marys county, Nd, July 80 is5a.
REAUyIFUL FALL GOODs.--Rieh silks, sIouselines,
ID shsws sewaer Harper Co. Pennsylvania avenue, be,
tween s and ION streets viii open This day their first supply
goods consisting Rep Il par asise5 o and D,o silk.
Super black silks, plain and figured
Beautiful cashmeres and mouselines
Mousss'iae Mousse %e,s de- bage and G poplin
Rich French cllntz, new style
Long and square Cashmere shawIs
Rich embrideres chemsetes
Sleeves berthes, collars, etc.
Ladies' kid gloves and gauntetts
With many other desirable goods of importation,
which would respectfully call
gress and citizens generally.
Aug. 22-5tdf
University OF Maryland.
THE forty annual session will begin Thursday,
i 1852, and end The LIST of March, 1859. =
Principles and Practice OF Surgery and Clinical Surgery Nathan
Chemistry and Pharmacy, William E. A. Akin, ID.
Principles and Practice of Medicine and Clinical Medicine Sam
Anatomy and Physiology, Joseph Roby, NJ. d,
Obstetrics Richard ii. Thomas, NJ. d.
Materia Medca, Therapeutics and Pathology George w. Men
Practical Anatomy Berwick b. Smith, NJ. ID.
Fees for full 500 Demonstrators fe $40 macula
ion s. graduation, $40.
purposes faculty at their com
mand the Baltimore Inhrmay, on the with the Uni
immediate neghbohood, containing
beds, belonging University
tended entirely the faculty This institution devoted
the
useful profitable subjects clinical
addition TO be made during the present which will
Anatomical material abundant and cheap Expenses living
in Baltimore as low as in ANY any Atlantic city.
BALTIMORE, May Is, 1854.
July 2I-2awtl5Oct
ID DOsEwooD Forte a Private saIe.-I have for
IL piano, manufactured
art, which will be sold low, II immediate application be made.
JAMES C. MCGUIRE,
Aug lS-d Auc. and Com. Merchant.
SAVINGs and Exchange Bank OF California, San
lis" Washington, and principal city and the
United States.
facilities and perfect
Persons carrying wishing place funds in Caliorn
safe certificates Of deposite
from the Bank OF The Metropolis we are always prepared to
investments, collections and remitances made the
j. r. ROBINSON. ROBINSON CO.,
II. l.. SMITH. Managers and Projectors.
July I7-dscpnly'
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SCBOOL BOOKsAT NEW YORK PRICEs.-A full as
- Of kinds in OF every
variety, for sale by GRAY n BAl.LANTYNE,
7h street, two doors above Odd. elbows, Hall
Aug 3l-lw
IIOME ECONsUMrTTON.--strange OF Congress
III about leaving town, desiring dry goods consum
ion, will find choice
the newest impouaons, proverbsly prices
Terms
Good articles, low prices dealing may on in
all eases PERRY BROTHER,
Aug 3l-euf Opposite Centre Market.
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metropolitan Hotel, broadway, New York.
THE Metropolitan will completed ani opened o the
L September lst Price Of ard, 81 day,
SIMEON LELAND n CO.,
Aug ls-eod3t Pfopdetorr.
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Book Notice.
LIBRARY House. o REPRESENT ATivKs,
.... .....s.at August A. 1852.
LARGE number Of books, belonging this Office,
II The members Of the House, and Others having their
respectfully
JOHN A. PARKER,
Aug 27-d1 Librarian House of Representatives.
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A. Tyson and Sisters' seminary for Young Ladies',
On + street, betpeen 18th and 1914 streets
THE duties Of this institution will be resumed Wednesday,
i 18th Of September. IN.
TERMS, ADyASoEi
For the senior and junior departments including
needework and drawing, quarter. $40
particulars circulars be had principal
a Institution.
wishing pupils fully
establishment
Monsieur r. RAouLr engaged professor French
other modern languages,
Aug 28-dtd
CONGRESS PR ESIcNTs.-We shall open open t day and
Monday OF fancy goods purchased
sales al the close OF the session. which
4 fine papier mache cabinet
genlemen's due dressing
30 latest style shell tuck
100 beautiful pattern fans pold
tIimhles, &c, &C. -
Our stock OF fresh toilette articles and shaving apparatus
found elsewhere PABkER,s,
Fancy, Comb, and Perumcry store,
Aug 2s-a Under NauossI IIoieI.
Evening NewsJ
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Magic IIair-oiI.

Magic Bair-oiI.
WELLnNs magic hair oil, truly valuable article Dr. Mahn7s
moderated for washing the hands and faces Dr. Mahon'.
rTasye for cologne, pna aud vaey
good penunefy sale by GKAY h BALLANi YNE,
7tb street, doors above odd-Fellows Hail.
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OSEWO OOD Plano Ferte Mt Private SnIe.--I for
IL sale elegant rosewood piano. manufactured
which will be sold low, immediate application be
JAMES T.. MCGUIRE,
Aug ls-d Auc and Com Merchant
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SLAvERY N the Southern states by n Caroiinian-
~ pamphlet.
Tracts concerning Christianity by Andrew Norton.
Memorial Of the Rev. John Popkn d. d. late professor OF
Greek literature Harvard University edited by Cornelius c. Felton,
his q.
Address deliveries before the Alumni Of Harvard Unversi by
Hon, Robert O. Winthrop FRANCK TAYLOR.