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The daily union., 1852-10-07

HIGHLAND PLAIDS.-Ths day opened
III 100 Highland piads exquisite qualities and
styles, for chidrens goods Of That
class bad better call
yhtest colors
and best qualities
so pieces meruoe~ and mousselnes, "ncua shndesn
10 pieces fine "Pa,is josey nannels, !" all eoars
100 pieces white hanpts, all prices and qualities
10 pieces hin esssimeres and tweeds. for
goods all proverbialy prices
Terms cash, unless arranged TO the contrary.
Good articles low prices, and fair dealing be relied all
PERRY BROTHER,
Oct 9-dn Opposite Centre Market.
The daily union., 1852-10-07
Collectors once, City Hail,

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.Notice is hereby de.
IN ducon OF Is allowed by law the
" paid during the present month.
7-eotNovin IL. J. ROCHE Collector,
The daily union., 1852-10-07

ICE CHEAM.The subscriber prepared to furnish fAustics,
fairs parties, balls quality ice cssam wst<r
ices, SC, at AK cents
THIS ice received regularly from the essn'shsst ~ -
Baltore and pronounced bs the Wost superior
public. trial only IL asked.
serving psres havs pyrasnds of
j.. l.. W. DORgEY.
odiee north lth street, Pennsylvsnia avsuus.
N. R-Fresh be bad at time.
DC 5-d3r
The daily union., 1852-10-07

A TAPESTRY AND VELVET CARRETTn0o.-
of the subscribers
goods, ALI Of which will he desirahe
cheap beyond precedent
which Will be
found be ndestucbie reason
able.
Ao extensive Sheets
quality a sbe and viii be sold for than shcens r"sa"a cas-
be bought without the ofbeminng.
suppy heavy toilet naas
which will he sold siace o~s 1sss
nouncement CLAGErT 4 UODDON, "a
Dealers = all hind. of fur niture dry ooe6s
Oct 5--2eoif
The daily union., 1852-10-07

NOrICG.--A meeting Of the " Vigilance Csmminss" ~ sss
IN Ickop wiz ~ hsA h (We6nssasy
evening Dernocrnre Hail." Psnasyvasts
avenue, nj ~ m.
Punciua aiendpce Of all the .emh<w esrnessy rssssssl
IONN Y. ENNIS,
oet6 chshsS&
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-19
Sabrgans "a.
9g01 2aufenDe N "a.
Sefentlibe 99enbu.

OisniIaes unS Mitfwo6s ten 2ten un6
3ten MdrJ, uno Sonnsrnogs ben 25fsB
Mdrs, an ollsn Sneen nm 10 Ebr Yer.
mittoeS fouen am t9aufs oes untsrseibnsz
ten, in Sbermatun9ie Saunftip, esta Co.,
offentIid usrfaaft wstesn:
3sbn UortrsfFi@f pferee. froopnT G6of.
pferbe fno. gs in oiss cine Sammlung
Vfetbe. Die in biefem GauntD nibt hbertrof.
fen niro. Daruntsr III tin portreffIbts
SatteIpfro uno en gietsr, Wie er nur et-
wunfcbt nirb Saeon fino nutb 8 Tuuen
= .einS 2, eins IA unb bas brittle I Sabt
alt. IS Siuf Ginouisb, sin benIidsr Stod,
baron Tnp 10 01il6flbe une erc6trasen.
De GrllIinoe, oo5 hbrige in iun9ss GisbS
s S6Weine; 9osr bsiien 8dfspsH SbaafsS
QfWereeItitr ME ss nur asphnftt uno
verIan9t msrtfn fam; 2 Ser9iulswdscn
uno 9ocDs. beioe brsitriori9; Gin 2@6uls.
mo0en nit Scev uno Elm lGduIsma9sn mif
SccD; sin SpaSierwo9en, cine eoppeIte
Sett Carriage. @sfbirr, 7 4Fiae uno 3
@a9en 3 orsifurbi9e Saatpfu9s, 3 Melfds
FOrn-GuItiuot0t5. Gin 0atent WeIibfOrn,
pfua, 2 SOlidIitten, cine Der beiten Orsfds
maIlttnen Die ie oufQsliett wuroe, cine erfff
Siuts patrnt SucbbanF, cine paient 2BeIldb'
form DrsfhmaIdius, cine quite 98inomiiblss
Oeuelern umo . shcmsI, ale Qrten Rtttsn
0ie 9ebrauttt meroeu, 70 wie alIt Qlttn ee,
rpunitte gabeIn. Sruhrrffs uno 9rasf
irnisn Serncr: Bettsn uuo 8eulaesn,
@dfhrdnfe. 9robrs, Slide, StnbIe, 8dnftf
3uter Stdncsr Safer, S.iIsE uuo fonff
nod cine fsbr oroes &srfbieOenbeit atlrtsl
6aus, Bouern uno 3ubenqsrdibft aftsn,
su meitIdufig su meIosn. QIIe Obigs artifsE
iino uou erfie SHE uno msiifens nsu.
Die 8eoinsun9en am Sstfaufsta9e tmS
uufpattun9 Ucn
Sonns Srerter.
Ssbrudr ~. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-19
Seftntli6e 93enbn.
Ssbrudr ~.

Mitrotbs orn 3tsn Mirs nd6fens, unj
10 ubr SOrmlna9s, fouen am Sauie bee
llnterSsihncten in SolSbur9 Saunftip. Ses
ha @auntp. foGscnoe Qrtifel auf 6ffrnlibv
Sncu perfauft wsrosn, udmlih:
6 S6oT Yfsrpe, morunter iid Swei bunr
fd @rdb Matfh pferoe, elm pOrtreffIibes
SattcG pfeo, 6 Sobr alt, uuo elm berrIihr
Gieosr bsfinoen. l6 Stuf Rinospieb-eor.
unter Iino 5 Milt3fub. a 8uusn uno Z GinG
Der, Don ieosn StbIoq fino eini9e pGn Der
9epUnlhire Urt, 6 cd Nsine, earon ilfeine
quite 3uttGoS uno Die ubbsi9sn fino GGufer,
cine @er 8Orosr. Gsfhirr fir 5mri pfrbe,
cine Gstt Sointsr @sftbirr, @fIu9s' '@ef6irr,
Smei @duI5mdQen, popon elmer breits
Rdosf bat 8ooop nit Sprie9el unb Sut.
tertrOq, swsi poar 6euleitern nit Shdmet,
9OISleilsrn, Swei QfIh9c, 8wri @9gsn. Gu['
tiUdtcr, pfu9Swaa9s, Snnfterfette, Sperrs
fstten. Swsi SOI5fbIittsr, cine Sstt Spar
sier @sfdiu fir Swsi Qfrrcs, Elm einaduts
@sfhirr. Rumstsn, 8IineboIftsrr uno 6aIf,
tern. Miit' uno 9suaobeIn, Sdippen uno
@rubbaden, cine 3reihmaftine uno Qfer.
os9ownIt Seruer Elm &uthenfhranf. Bet.
ter uno 8ettlaoen. SWsi Srubrsfs uno Swsi
grafenlcn, Sdlitten G6sGen. uno fonff
nod Uiete 6dus uno Bausrn @rdtbfhaf.
ten su peitIduftig Su mrloen.
Die 8soin9un9en am Setfaufsta9e une
NufWartun9 pom
Souatban 8ieber.
EeLr 10 nSSxs
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-19
ScrGan0t ipcrocn:
Scfeutlt6e SSenDn.
Srsrlsrstaun, GEb. II, 1852

Samlfass ben 6tsu MdrS, um IL usr
Weittaas, foQen am 6nuie oes unterSsthns'
ten, in Sber1aueon Saunf6ip, Se6a Co.,
6ffentIib uerfauft mercen:
Cine 7idbrise tro9enoe Mdbre, cine I'm:
sabl Rinopieb, Elm 2 pferbemo9en nit Soep.
pferbeaefdirr, Sperr' unb &hbfetten, 2
SrubtrefFe. Sdffer, Stdncer unb 3hber, Elm
Sfen nit &Obr, uno fOnff nod piele Sau-
ernartifel, Su umfdnoIit Su meIoen.
Dis 8ebinsunacn am Serfaufsta9e unb
Qufwartun9 Don ~ .-. .
cSobn Su0eder.
Sebrudr IL. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-19
Sefentlt6e 99enDu.

Srcita95 uno Samfaes ben Stem uno 6ren
Osdr8, an beicen Sn9en um 10 ubr &or
mittags, fOtlen am 9oufs os5 llntsrf6riebe
men, in GowbilI Saunfdip, 9s6a @auntp,
offentIieb uefauft wsroen:
Sisr pferce, pfTos9sftirr. a 6iibe. elm
Suu uno &iuosr. 5 S6mene. Elm 4@duI3.
wa9cn nit Soop, Elm 2@duIswaan nit
8Ocp. 9OISfhIitten, 2 paar 5eulstsn nit
StemeI Orsf6mafdine nit pfuoesewalt,
2 @nomubIen, 9Fu9s unO ggeen, Elm
8er9pfu9, S6aufsI @99e, 2 Sefen nit
HObr, uno IOnit nod atlerIsi 8auern= uno
Saus9rdtb, ju nsitIdufi9 Su meIosn.
Die 8eoin9un9en am &rfaut5ta9e unb
IufWartun9 uCn
.. SalDmOn fubns.
Ssbruar IL. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-19
Ssbruar IL.
Nefentli6e sSenbu.

montaaS Z; osS; lffen @ldrs, am 10 |! ll0t
gormittaSS fouen IN 9aa'e Ga,,.9n:, PES Inter
Sdriebencn, in Norowbeus9a S0pnl@'p'
eebo @auntp. ifsntIih verfauIt meroSn: :
pferoeuno Wfece9cI6irr, ciu oor5Hsls3er
Stod &inesUieb un6 S6aafe, Shwetns'
2 Gie9dulsmdsen nit 8oeps, Elm Spaiter'
pasen nit @ef6iyr, 3 Yfhge unO se9snl'
.SeIIeitern nit S6emeI, Steifwaa9s. SUM-
fsrfette, Sperr. uno &ubfetten, cine Drei6'
mafdbine uno WferoewaIt, .6eu- une Wlllt-
oobeln, @eben. unb fonif nod pieIe 8au-
srnandtbfbaften, au weitldufs 5u melosn.
Die 8seinsunssn am SertaufSt0se uno
QnfOartun9 pcn
Sebruor IL. SsSm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-19
Sefentlt6e sSenbn.

2(uf 0ien1ngs cen 2ten Mirs, um 10
t1br Sormttags, iOusn am louuIc oes uer-
itorbenen @ barlss Stepben, leetbin
BON Sberfauccn Sounfdip. 9etba @anntp
fpl9enoe Nrtifel ouf 6ffentIiber &eneu DER
fault wuben, ndmIicb:
Cine Sub, Elm Spaiisr Bagu, nit ge
fbirr, cine Sncbbanf, Wif uno Scuaa
beIn. Mifbaden, Srubtrcff, Saomeu ouf
Dem SeIoe, Srob bsim @ebuno, Senien
3 Sd9bI6de, Swsi Ru9sG 8ldfen uno 6mej
S6rCt Stinten, 6ubFsttsn uro gettlaoe.
ein Barrel @iii9, unc font nod Qrtifel ;u
weitIduti9 Su msIren.
Die Seoln9uu9sn an &efaufSta9e anb
Qufmartung BON
Sanforb StepBen 9Ibmor..
Ssbr. IL. no3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-19
Na6ri6t

wirb bitrmit 9egeben oae Die llnterSeidne-
ten oIs @reeutOren oeS Ieeten QSiQens uno
Sc sfaments oes ueriforbenen 9enrp @Olf,
lestbn Uen Solsbur9 Saunfdip, eeda
Co.. ernanut woroen fnc. GQe eteienl9en
oaber welde nOeb on befa9te 9interlaBen'
fbaft Ghuiesn. fnb uufsefOreert inrbaIb 6
QBoeben abSuteSobIen,-uno Scl6e Die nod
rettmaeiae Soroerunsen an befo9te 6in-
terlosenl6oft baben, lino sbeufaus erlubt
bieIelbeu woblbelldtist einsubrinasn, an
QDoia 9SDIf,
SObn Stppel.
Sonuor 81. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-19
Ssbr. IL,
Sefentlt6e Oen0u.

9Onusritaas uno Sreita9S ben 4ttn unS
5tsu Mdrs iecsSmaI um 10 ubr 8ormits
tags. fouen am 5aufs oes uerfOrbenst
8 einri6 Srant, In 0oro @beitbaa.
gsta GduntD, 6ffentIIb UerFauft wsrssn:
S pfstceunS pfrbe9sf6irr 5Rite, einist
nit &dlber, &inoer, Elm 8uu, 9 S6psint,
2 8ter9iuIswd9sn, elm 29duIspa9en unS
Elm 1SduISwa9eu, 9fuee, gess, S6littsn,
Sunfterfstte uno anore aetten, 5euleitern
uno S8emsI 2 BinbmubIen, Strobbanf,
Die SodIfte elmer Orefbuaf6ine uno pferbes
aemalt, Sdausn auf Dem SrIoe, @runsbses
rem. Better uno BettIdcen. Sefsn nit GObr,
Sifb uno Stnbls, unb fonlf nod peIe 6auss
uno 8ausrn9 su ,petIdufig SumeIceu.
Die Seotn9un9en am SerfaufStase une
Iufpartun9 ven
Sofepb Trank,
Sdmuel GyranE,
@rsutcreits
Sebruar r. nq3ni
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-19
Ooblibt Oa0uerreoueSimmer

,u matben, caB CT icCtsn ieine
9abli6t OaguerredlleSlnliler
erSffnst bat, pdbe 6clcnrers gu Dem @nbpptt ertout
fuo, um eibt6ior ceEr Do9ueructrpa in m69lthlttr
&clltcmncnbcit 81 nCbmcn. 3ieES ectal 1T IN Get
Samtrn Strobe, cni9c Sbircn unttrbol6 eer Rctcrs
mtrtGn Stride, i'm oritttn Stcd oss @sbaaetS pen
brn 3. 8. 8uIb'S Sftn:SSaartnlostr r.r
Snocm es cine erlpietns 2ba,Tabt III, ba5 0a1utrs
reau 8lbniiIs IN pabrnn YEtPttp uno rttbtt9tm
Qicbt uno Stotten nir niittCtlt cnc5 Gadt6 9ncnls
men rtrrtn tSuntr, unb iubtm fb Der lhtrfbretsne
ertbtcItu bat, trln Btb aus ltnen Sdnocn 9tben iu
aIIen, cbne hG C6 in iCper oinItbt ucttmmtn mare.
vttnIbt CT tab ctlt Scte, Die Gin tcrrets BllcnB 81
botcn mtrIhen, ihn nit btcm 3ulpruh bttbrcn mEtbs
tcn Gr llefrt 8lOniITr nit cber chnc Sarben elnltn
coer mcbre uianmen auf elmer gtatte, in Ctnem Srl
Der uuG6utrcffllb bier rOer in Den 9rGBrr StGrttl
Die ea9e finer 3immcr III ron Ctter @Clbafftubeit
eob Elm rtltcmmcncr Sdn,Clj pcn ettht uno Shattsn
uuo Icuob bit tctensSbrlitbltcn @chteouSprudt oem
8itpc aufsSrtidt ntrotn. ..
Den DanlGn, nShs ftb pclIin obnChmcn laiItn
miro smpftlsn, fb nit elmer punt'ln tpsr 9urIrten
SrcF gu tttteCn.
l3onifs rpsrbtn 9sncnrmsn ron iensr GrS5', an
fr6cn pcbt ais bslen Sa9n af ole aIItr6cttn Ylots
ttn, in GaIss, ecdtts 93ruitnaosr, 6inarru9c no
60 orc6 fuo Die @crtheils res 0ahIihts toG CT i'm
Stonbe III prlttumcne GtentitNr ptn 8inSGrn in tcm
frrr,en 3litr0um ron 5 estunotn ;u nchmcn. YrEjs
Der @onife il nab grSBs unb &rfIrti9un9 NRe
giloer IIno rparrantirt hauerbaft ju itin.
O[TOr Gir9ano III rtt9en 3tnnler III occrte IlltV
unttrbal6 s. o. Buib'S Sfsu;lHaarenta9cr.
81. g. Snitrnttjcnsn in cti9tr Slunit wCreen CT:
tbilt une apparatus NS 5p9tbSr 9Itfrt an Gitp Yrs'
fen.
g. @. 8urcaw.
2(ncnteun rsanuar 8. Nd
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-19
SenrO 9eb, IT,,

=
Watt Isinsn Sreunosn uno Runbrn adj
tungSpeu Die QnSsige. ca6 er ben eansen
Stod BON 6 0 eb m an unb 9sb gefauft bat
uno nun oas 9efhdft in allen ieinsn 3wei
aen fcrtbetreibt am olten Stauoe, Sbiire
Obsrtatb 81 uno s. Si9er'5 Gifeuffobr, in
Der SamIton Sna6e, in Uusntaun, wOIstbf
er bereit iif nebli ben ghteru bic er INNER
ouf 6ono bdIt, audi ieoe Grt CUTE Guncen
lrbstt su Iitfern, bic in fein Sad 9eb6rt -
Seiu Stcd pCu
Sticfcl mnS DnmtnIcDmDcn
in elmer Der QrGbten in Ger Stapt, uno Sum
benorbeit mirp auf bic tuBelie 2Inbei9e yer:
rittet
W SoS 0oaucrrsotppen Gsfhift miro
fort0eicbr uuo Wiinrotur IrmOtI ais dnefrs
Sled nl6e fir @inen SbnIcr uno oufpdrts.
ie nacb Der @rbfe oufs befe asncmmen
SouFbor fur frubsre Gunr1taft tcfl eer
unterseidnete ourh itren9e punftIitbfsit in
1einCm @dhdft oss pubIifums WoblwptIen
AUDI ferncrbin ju 9snle6Cn.
Seurp 9cb, il.
Qneutaun. San. 90 nq4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-19
CirORe SGr9eat!
Gin neuer Stpbr 81 perf0ufen.

Gin ne1er Stpbr 81 perfNuftn.
%gA giner Der pcrtbeilbaftriien StObrS
isissEEls in geda uno Southampton Gaun:
Erssssssa!ysia ties miro, ba Der @igner in anoere
9efhdfte su treten 9ecenft, yum Serfaufc
an9ebctsn. 8uslsid, III oub irin prdcbtiaer
StCf @uter Su uerfaufen. SocoS 9efhdft
er(f cine furSe 8sit betrieben wuree, 70 III
Der 9anSe Stod nod 70 gut ais neu, uno
an einem 9r6sern SOrtbetI 5u erIan9en ais
rpenn man nab Der Stnot 9ebt um einju
faufen. Ser StObrRono III bel weitsm Der
fb6niie uno beae in Sberfoueon Saunfhtp,
uno Fam an biQi9en 8ecingun9tn oefauf
werosu, wsnn nibt Der game Stcd, cann
Elm Sbsil beiIeIben, pie es Gdufern 9cfduig
1T. Oas gtdbere Fam man erfabren wenn
man anruft i'm 8ubiobr ces
Scdba 9Satripten.
Sebrudr 5. nq-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-19
Sebruar II.
8. .. RutberfOro, preIbent.
u. s. 9iIlett, Sefretir.

3peis.Sffiee, las Gbesnr.. .,ttros, abroA,,.t;,..
GtIlstt ano @o9sibaa generul.aornteS.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-19
Sbr SSauertt,

Gietrouft Stb0uftr, Niit9otCIn, Sis6c, aerte
Gru6botcn &Ubs unN 6otftsrtEtten 8rultscttGr, Ret
tmtrdnoe, G0dmn6er, SriC9L gfsrbCtdrltSn, Drum:
asen. pufEen uno 5ufnG9Gb u. f no, allies mcbfil fin
baar Getp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-19
2Smrcatp's 9dGblicbt
9ddnerrean + Simmer.

Der llutsrjsihnse wdnibt Den DanlGn une psrrsn
pen Wsutaun uno llmeC9sno atbtun9srrI Die Anjsl9e
M roCben, oaB CT iccbsn lene
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-19
Stbrtt1er t1nD SDlt0rbetter

Gbe Sbr ltnltlut fault tetbGt mClue ocbeln, Sd9tr
gPtiGll, SbuGiCemGFIr, 9cbrsr DrsbnCiBsl Sctctltr
8ontitbrouten. QEinfd, Brtitblil, uno onbcre Beil
3cQfa6G, QHcetCnr, Ttltu uno Roipcln, Bintdtrbre,
SanrpapIsr, dcbte Stbrc,nsr: 8lCiNtlfta etc.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-19
Sir Wnurert

Sote id 9Hdittrs, Wourtr: uno pcintin9:RcHt
ootcutCitt, WlrrtSrbotGn, SiCNe NlaurGrNbnUrE, Mi
tcSiiln, Il. E rv.--l(ucb bobe icb
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-19
Gbr Sou6b6tter,

Rufst an fir Stbcsren, gQt6sr, Gobcln, erTd gfar
nsn, GitbNritSfs, eihtIbCtren, @e9cCIen, 8afsemtt
len, GtbSpfs uno stboumtGfTtl, GdmOl;Iampen, oanS
attrnen, 6onbaIcdcr, 8utibrmsFer, BCtttride, 8loe
t6l9e, ScuSrjau0Su uno sbaufIn, ScljiiOsn SIetfbd
oSR, Rattsns uno W9ousfauen, IL { 10.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-19

2CGcntaun, cyanuar 8.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-16
jy 15--3t&ds
MR.. J. X. GOODALL,

Professor and Teacher Of Dancing, Department, Ca
listhenic, Sceptre, and the more athletic Indian
club exercise for gentlemen, from London,
TTAS the honor to inform the families of this neighbor
hood that, at the request of many Ladies and Gen
emen he will take up his residence In Washington for the
purpose teaching the above indispensable branch Of
genteel educaton and having studied under Mr. MASON
Mr. TENNEL, of London, also practice OF sixteen years
and testimonials from the first families and parents and
guardians of YOUTH enable him to mpar all the fashion
abe elegant Dances in style that will not only do him
credit but give general satisfaction to his patrons
Mr. is making arrangements for elegant suit
rooms due notice will be given to his pupils; he
spectfuy so.s early call to enable him to fully carry
out his plans relative to his classes.
Mr.. G.. will also devote all his spare time to gentlemen
wishing study and practise the Violin and Violoncelo
who wish to continue them with the aid of master
and guaranty of his ability he need only mention that
he Musical Director and Leader of the National Theatre
Orchestral Band and he respectfully invites all to inspect
his testimonials from families and schools he has taught
during long period in England.
Mr. g. will also give lessons in Singing and intends To
form Vocal and Instrumental Classes and in the interim
will be huppy to give private lessons in any of the above
branches.
Address at Mrs. BAYS next door TO Douglasss green
house, street north jy 15-eo3t
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-16
GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC EXCURSION.

NHE Committee of Arrangements, on the part OF tne
i WALKER SHARPSH00TERs, Respectfully snnounoo
their friends and citizens generally that the IN
tend giving grand Military and Civic Excursion on
day evening, July 2 1852 for which extensive arI1ng @
ments being made; and the committee piedge lhe
selves that pains VIII be spared their part 70 aAo
of general satisfaction. The wellknown steaer 70
lumbia has been chartered for the occasion.
The boat will leave Georgetown at o'clock, Riley wharf
Washngton) at O'clock Navy Yard at o'clock, Aexan-
dra at O'clock and proceed down the river about tory
miles stopping Fort Washington sufficient time 70 al
low those on board thorough view OF the fortcaon ana
return at a seasonable hour.
superior coton band has been engaged. Supper and
other refreshments at city prices
Tickets admitting gentleman and ladies, Sl-to be had
at the principal drug from the committee OF ar
and the boat the evening OF the excur
sion. :, , ~,
wharf on the return Of the boat for the conveyance OF
sengers to either place.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
JAS. WARD,
sAMrL p. ROBERTSON,
d. G. ECKL0FF,
PHILIP HARDIN,
WIALIAM SMITH,
THOMAS BROWN,
W. ii. GORBUTT,
july 12-5t ALEX. FORREST Treasurer.
NoTg-Owing to misunderstanding Of the Committee
the wrong time advertised which has been changed to
July 27.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-16

beautiful chaircoyer, by Miss NJ y. Edmonston.
pairs of magnificent chaircoyers, tufted one pair by
Miss Jane u, johnson, and the other by Miss Anna
Ward
Handsome anpnats tuited work, by Misses Ellen Tree
Martha Rothwell, and Fannie hewitt.
Beautiful card-basket by Miss Nj. II. Edmonston
handsome Bibecoyer by Misses Rebecca Talburt and
Louisa Fowler.
2pars handsome slippers by Misses Henrietta Glitch
and America yoss ...
IL beautiful lampmas by Misses Gertrude Foster Nan
ME Colman, Mary Jane Tree, Louisa Peters, Iiosalie
French, Emily Dennison, Mary Miller, Louisa La
tham Franceia Alexander, and Marion Bryan.
The work of the Primary Department consisted af eleven
beautiful samplers by Misses Sophia Peters, M A. Towers,
Mamie Colman, Julia Smoot Emily Kettewe, Mary Ed
wards Mamie Edwards, Cecilia Graham Louisa Peters,
Eleanor Graham aged years. and Lizzie Tyson, aged g.
R The duties of this Institution will be resumed at the
usual time--15th of September.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-16
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY tsu

SHE undersigned by virtue of deed trust duly re-
corded will for sale at public auction, the prem
right and title of William Clarke in and to Lot X, In sub
division of original Lots /, and IL Square 452 stu
ated on the north side of street. between 9th and 7th
streets fronting street. running back 92 feet to
Is feet alley and containing 24l2 square feet The i'm
provements consist of wo-story frame dwelng Win
back building
Terms 0nethrd cash; balance in twelve months from
day of SALE secured to the satisfaction of the Trustee Con-
yeyancng at the cost of the purchaser On ure OF pur
chaser comply with the terms of sale in week from
day of SALE the property be resod at his cost and risk
- JOHN CARROLL BRENT, Trustee.
iy l5-3t&ds A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-16
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Presentation of Medals.

We are requested to state that at half-past 6
o'clock this afternoon, after the examination of
the pupils of the Rittenhouse Academy, Professor
D. E. Groux will present the institution with
beautiful series of American historical medals
and medals of eminent men of all nations-about
two hundred. We congratulate an institution
which, in connexion with valuable chemical
and astronomical apparatus, win likewise possess
q numismatical collection. 4. ..
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-16
Death of Major GenerI Roger Jones.

We regret to announce the death of Brevet
Major General Roger Jones, Adjutant General
of the United States Army, who died at his resi-
dence in this city yesterday afternoon. We learn
that his illness was very brief, and his death
sudden and unexpected. 1t appears that on
Wednesday evening he was attacked with chol-
era morbus, from which yesterday morning he
experienced some relief; but about FIVE in the
afternoon he had second attack, which in less
| than two hours terminated his life.
| General Jones was one of the veterans of the
war Of 1872, having distinguished himself on
several occasions during that war. He was q
native of the State of Virginia. He had filled
the post of Adjutant General, with the lineal rank
Of Colonel, since 1926 and was breveted as a
Major General on the both Of May, 1848
In thisscity, where he had so long resided, the
deceased was uniformly respected and to the
army--to all the members of which, from his
official position, his name and character were
well known-he was ever the soldier without
blemish. .-Repubhc. s.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-16

.Bd~ Bayne's Voyage to Europe is again at
tracing our citizens to Odd-Fellows' Hall, and
the introduction of the Crystal Palace and West
minister Abbey gives much satisfaction, and is
pleasing addition to this already excellent Pan
Drama We learn that, in order to accommo-
date persons living near the Navy Yard, omni-
buses will run to and from Odd-Fellows' Hall
until the conclusion of the exhibition. There
will be exhibitions tomorrow at 80 and o'clock
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-16
COMMUNICATED ]


| Annual Exhibition of Rugby Academy.
MEssRs. EDIroRs Having seen nothing pub
ished in relation to the anniversary exercises of
this literary institution, which took place on the
18th instant, hope, in justice to the school and
to its worthy principal, I may be allowedto speak
few words disinterestedly.
| The development Of oratorial powers is accept
| able under any circumstances and to any people,
more especially to nation of speakers like our
selves; who to the healthy influence of the press
add oral reciprocity Of thought as media for gen
eral information, and reflect from one to the
other, in varied lights, and clothed in new
beauties, the germs of thought which, though
emanating from comparatively obscure source,
yet, like the ripples upon CLASSY lake, extend
their area until they quite encircle our ample
territory. In the young aspirant for academic
honors we see Swallowed forth the future man
| and from his first efforts upon the rostrum we
may draw an accurate portraiture of his inclina-
| tion, talent, and attainments. But to the exhi-
biton.
| For the occasion to which | refer, Mr.. Morri-
| son had caused to be erected a neat stage; ap-
! propriate scenery had been prepared and at the
time appointed "Od Rugby" was thronged with
one of those brilliant assemblages which had
| characterized former exhibitions of similar
character. For short time previously to the
opening of the performance, and thereafter be-
tween each piece, music was the order of the
day. Soon the rising of the curtain displayed in
succession those disciples of Demosthenes and
Cicero-those embryotic Clays, Websters, etc.,
ready and eager to begin the race for an envia-
BILE Immortality. Although no previous rehear-
sal had taken place, the performers, through
their excellent tuition, enacted their respective
| characters with great eclat. The representations
were life-like, the gestures graceful, the deport-
ment upon the stage easy and prepossessing, and
the delineations of character in all respects e1-
cellent. Then, among the many scenes re-
enacted, PizaTo made another conquest; Don
Quixotte and his redoubtable squire Sancho made
still another pilgrimage; and upon those famous
boards Cato, after mighty effort, died again.
The exhibition closed without an unpleasant
occurrence, and the audience retired highly edi-
fed The closing net of the season-the soiree
of the succeeding evening-was a brilliant affair,
and delighted the happy throng in attendance.