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DELEGATES TO AGRICULTURAL CoNvEN

Mains.-Nathan ID Appleton. Amos Picksrd.,
Noo Hampshire.-John Ii. Steele, G.. w. Nes
mith.
Vumont.-Jamos Meachsm, Henry Stevens, f.
Seymour.
hfa..oosusef, M. B Wilder, Seth spraguc,
Benjamin French, John w Proctor, Justus
Tower, William Parkhurst, John A. Nash, Benja-
min Wheeler, Ariomas Lee, John Reynolds. VIII
liam B. Calhoun, John Davis, Charles Allen, John
Brookcs, Harvey Dodge, Daniel Webster.
Rhode Hiand.-J. H. Clarke. B. b. Thurson,
William s King, Henry Howard.
Conneciicuf-A. Sherman, Isaac Touccy, Nor.
man Porter, s. ID. Hubbard.
Nur York Henry Wager, u. p. johnson, l..
g.. Norris e.. NJ. SsItOn, DIR. A. Il. Watson, Ralph
lockwood, J. A. KING, William Kelly, J. @.
Floyd, Josiah Sutherland, Jododiah Horsford, }.
l.. Moore, - Dickerson.
Nsc Juny-Edward N. Dckerson, Thomas
Hancock, Reading w. Black
Pennsplvan,a - Frederick Watts, A. l.. Elwyn,
Clayton B. Rogers, G. J. Ball, j. Porter BrAwley.
r. b. ssveny, A. $. Roberts, James Gowen, WIN.
Stavely, A X. McIlvaine, w. Jcssup, James Mills,
Robert G.. Walker, George II. BUcher, Luther
Reilly, J. w Howe, A. p. Wilson, Theophilus
HEM, J. c. G. Kennedy, Jessc George, Jacob
Crundy, David Dcrickson.
Dsia,oare. &C. p Holoomb, r. Jcnifor Adams, G
r. Fisher.
Maryland.-J. G. Chapman, Charles B Calvert,
Geo w Dobbin, Alexander Kilgoor, Edward Sta
bier, David Brumbaugh, General H. 5. Stiles, Geo.
w Hughes, j. II. Lucketi, Samuel Sands, William
Whitelock, j Meuyman, jr., John Lee, o. Hor'
sey, George s IIollyday, Ramsay McHcnry, -
Bccomptc, Odcn Bos ie, A. Is. Davis, Richard I.
Bowie, Augustus Shrivcr, James Is Grayson, Rich
ard S. Mercer, Gideon Bantz, Il. A. Cunningham,
!. Semmcs, VIM. G.. Bowie, James Muiligon.
Thomas Markoe.
Virginia John A Throckmorton, James +.
Wharton, DR.. Richard &. Mason, DR.. Thomas
Nevitt, Cbnlkley Giilingham
North Ca o,inn. Henry X Burgwyn.
Georgia-Dr. ID. Lee.
Louisiana L. Lusk
Nississipp. jacob Thompson, a. III pcquees.
Ohio.-fredorick w. Green, Alfred Il. Egcrton D.,
Norton S. Tovnshoud, w y. Hunter, John Welch,
Lewis ID. Campbell, Joseph Cable, John johnson,
John A. Wardcr, r.. Newton, John l. Taylor, ID.
X. Cartier, Hiram Bell, w. Mathcr.
Renfpoky = Humphrey II. Marshall, Gibson NAL
lory.
1snn,s,o.-J John Bell, NJ. p. Gentry.
Indiana John l.. Robinson, Graham N Fitch,
Willis A. German, Thomas A. Hendricks, Jesse
ID Brir rht, James Lockhart, samuel Brcnton, sam
ucl W. Parker, John Spencer.
Winois-S. A. Douglas James shields limo.
thy Dudley, Richard Yatos,
M,chigan-E. G. Seaman, Charles y. Stuart
James L. Conger.
Tsrn. -Thomns Rusk, James Reilly.
To,ca.--Lincoln Clark.
Wisconsin j. ID. Doty, J. ID. Weston, Charles
sexton
District Of Columbia Joseph II. Bradley Tho
mas Blagdcn, Joshua Pierce, &. L. Fleis hIn ,,
- Ewbank, ". O Tayloe, George Wnttcrston,
j. r. Callan, O. Whittlcscy, r COylc, DcVcre
Burr. J. l.. Smith, Daniel Saunders, Prof. Henry,
ID. Claectt, r. Butt, N. p. Csusip, ]. G. Lewis,
Smith Thompson, Charles J. Stuart. j. l.. Car
berry, w. Bell, II. Martin Thomas Fitnsm, Flodo-
erdo Howard, Allen Dodge, John II. King, John
Tyssovski.
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DREADFUL Explosion AND Loss OF LIFE-About
two O'Clock yesterday afternoon dreadful expio-
son occurred at Jersey City by the bursting of the
boiler Of the Eagle Mills. The cause ia not ascer-
tained. The boiler was blown through the top OF
the building and the tops of the houses, and
landed two streets distant The ball from the safe
ty-vave was thrown into the air and landed on the
top of the freight house at the depo-a distance OF
come four hundred yards. Ten men have been
taken out seriously mutilated, and it is not yet
known how many are under the ruins. The win
dows entirely demolished in all the buildings
in the neighborhood. The fremen were at work
yesterday afternoon engaged in removing the
ruins.--N. Y. Courier aud Enquirer, 26th.
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ISossurH's DAGUERREoTYPE. 6.

4 of tue 10Th, and the New York Iines OF the
10th instant, by Whitehurst claiming the credit of
having taken nc Likeness OF this dstin guishcd in
dividusl, is not true
ThcShly Daguerrcotypc which has been taken
in America Of Governor Kos suth. was taken In his
rooms at Browns Hotel, by Bennett, aud tho only
original picture in this city may be seen Al his
Gallery, near Seventh street. All others are copies
Daguerreotypes Of Madame Pulszky and other
distn guishcd individuals arc also on exhibition NJ
BENEFITS National Gallery.
Jan 2d Pa avenue, near 7th street.
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PosT OFFICE RoBBERY-ARREsr,-An number OF
letters containing money having been for some
time miesed on their way between Snow Hill, Mary
land, and Baltimore, through tho exertions Of Mr..
James l.. Mcguire, post Office agent, the guilt has
been fixed on Mr.. Hastings, postmaster at Millbo-
rough, Maryland, who admitted the offence; and
in default of $4,000 bail, was committed to prison
to answer The Baltimore Sun, from which we
derive the above facts, says:
"Hastings is man about thirty eight years OF
age, has wife and four interesting children He
professed to believe in the Methodist Church, and
claimed to be q great advocate Of temperance, but
confessed to Mr. Mcguire that the cause of his mis-
fortune was secret drinking to excess of ardent
snirits.O
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FOURTH OfF JULY.

DoToMAC PAVILION, PINEY POINT.-The
patrons Of this pleasant Bathing Estabish-
ment have proposed TO celebrate the Annivcrsary
OF our Independence on Thursday, stb July. the
manner, are informed that they take passage
on wednesday morning in the Columbia At a. IN.
in the Maryland at Z a. m; or in the Oceola at
a. m. Returning, may take the Maryland on Fri
day morning, or the OccOla came morning at a
later hour, or the Columbia on Sunday morning.
Philip Barton Key, esq, has consented 10 deliver
an Grafton on the occasion.
bountifu dinner, with all the dccacies OF the
season, will be provided, and Bali in the evening.
An excellent Band Of Music has been engaged for
the evening and for the
June 25-3tcp j. II. BIRCH.
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AUCTION NOTICE.

rI,uE SUBSCRIBER respectfully announces to
| his f,ieuds and the public that he las com
IN, ucedthe Auction AMI Commission business On
hi own account aud Olcrs bic services iJr the salc
al cvcry desc pti,n OF real and personal property
| uron the most favorable terms.
with an experience Of twenty years IN the
rioua drpartfnouts of Auction business, thc last
lJur Of shich be hes been personally known 20 the
r,uz.ns 81 Washing ton as the Auctioneer Of tho
late firms OF Dyer 4 Bro. and Dyer Mcclure,
hr deems IL unnecessary to say more han that his
ofysopai aitcnisuce can be relied upon IN oil mat
i,rs oi business aud ssits Of any amount cashcd
without delay.
Uutij permanent arran gcments can be made Tor
thc rrrcoti,n and eslr Of mere hqndse on commits
sion, persons wishing 10 employ an Aucuoneer
viii plcasc call si the office Uf RorHwstL, esq,
on y street. east uf 7,h, where | can be iound
during business hcuts, ready and prepared TO
arswtf inc cai,s Of tDc puh 10 Respectfully.
Juoc !O-du B ~ SrRATTON
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JUST RECEIVED.

NEW and elegant Spring Styles Of Scarfs, Cra
~ vats, Stocks, Ties, Cloves Of every dcscrip-
tion, Suspcudcrs, llandkercheis Of silk and linen;
plain, figured and embroidered Uosery Of ell
kinds; Umbrellas and Canes; with n large supply
OF G Gcntcmcn's Toilet articles, such as Lubin and
Provost Extracts, Cosmetics, POmatOms, Soaps,
and best FaTina Cologne; Brushes of every de-
ecuption; together with large and complete
as ,rtmcnt Of Gcntlcmon's Furnishing articles, all
Of the very beet qualities, constantly on hand.
aud for sac at rcasonable priccs, at
CHAS. IA LANES
Hot, Cap, and Gentlomcn's Furnishing
Establishment, Penn. avenue, near g. street.
March
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BANK or THE METROPOLIS,
Nv GIItNGrnN Inv, A lS-

A GENERAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
N holders OF this Bank will be held at the Bank
ing House on Monday. the 9th day of July next,
for the purpose of electing Trustees for the year
then ensuing.
close at II o'clock
RD. SMITH, Cashier.
June 5--eot Junc2o& dtJuly5
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VMPORTANT YoTICE.-The subl

IMPORTANT MOTTO CE.-The Subscribers take
Il this method OF giving timely notice 10 their pa
irons that their respective accounts will be made
up to The Goth instant and presented on or before
the first Of July, at which time II will be conii-
IDENTIFY expected of all 10 iorw ard, settle up,
and avail themsclves OF the opportunity which we
shall from that date offer by closing our entire
stock Of summer goods at cost.
HoOE, BROTHER & co.
June 2l-lmif
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PLEASURE EXCURSION
To Piney Point. Old Point. Norfolk, and
Cane Henry.

+ r. The splendid mail steamer BAL
tS 5Tnt4S N1lMORE, Capt. A. MoCAUsLAND,
aS@H(ks will leave Washngto upon an
Excursion to tho above places, Saturday, the 30
July, at g. o'clock a. IN and Alexandra nt 7
O'Clock; arriving at Pinoy Point at IL o'clock m.
aud at Old Point early next morning. The Balti.
more will then proceed to Norfolk, and return 10
Old Point about 10 O'Clock a. m, aud back 10 Nor
folk on Sunday evening viii leave Norfolk al
O'Clock a. m, on Monday, for Old Point and
Cape Henry; and returning from the Cape, will
touch at Old Point md thence TO Norfolk, afford
ing passengers tinc opportunity oi fishing, bath
ing, and boat smiling nj Old Point, from Sunday
morning until Monday evening, when she will
take On her party and leave Tor Norfolk and Ports.
mouth. aiiording passengers ample time 20 visit
the Navy Yard, Dry Dock and big ship Pcnnsyl-
vnnia, md the many other objects of interest.
Returning homeNnrd, the Baltimore will leave
Norfolk on Monday, at o'clock y. m, touching
NJ Od Point, and remain until o'clock a. M. on
Tuesday, touching az Pinsy Point, and arrive at
Washington at o'clock y. M.
Round-trp tickets to Pinoy Point only 50, in
cluding mcals Round-trip tickcts TO Old Point,
Norfolk, anj Cape Henry, including meals, only
So Lady and gentleman, IS.
For further information apply on board, or 20
GEORGE MATTINGLY,
Washington.
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o. Washington city Young Mems Chris
tian nAssociation.-The members and those wish
ing TO become members, Of this Association. and all
others interested In its we'll being, requested
attend Its second citing, TO receive the report of
the Committee on Constitution and BY Laws, and
10 complete its permanent organization. at the Ma
sonic Hall, corner Of T. and 10Th Streets on this
(Taesday) evening. 29h inst, at o'clock.
JAS n. DAVIS,
VIM. CHAUNCY LANGDON,
June % On behalf of the Com,nittee
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PACIFIC MAILS DIRECT FROM NEW
YORK AND NEW ORLEANS.

Notice to the Public and Instructions to
POstmnsters.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that from and
In after the 5th of July, 1852, the United States
Mails will be despatched as follows, viz:
Ne,o York and Aspin,oaH Direct Line.
Leave New York on the 5th and Goth of each
month; arrive at Aepinwall (Navy Bay) about
the l4th and Goth Of each month.
Returning, leave AspnwaI on arrival Of the
Pacific mails; arrive at New York about the l2lh
and 9th Of each month.
NeO York and Ne,o Orleans Line, (touching at Ha-
rama each Ddy.)
Leave New York on the 18th and 9Th OF each
7th of each month.
Returning. leave New Orleans on the llth and
Goth; and arrive at New York about the 2lst and
9th Of each month.
Nep Orleans and Aspin,uaH Direct Line.
Leave New Orleans on the 7th and 22d OF each
month; arrive at Aspinwall about the IAN ano
29th of each month.
Returning, leave Aspinwall on arrival Of the
Pacific mails; and arrive at New Orleans about the
10th and 25th of each month.
n. b. Postmasters no have hitherto sent their
Oregon and California mails either via Cha aleston,
$ c., or Savannah, Ga, will hereafter send via
New Orleans; and the Charleston and Savannah
offices will do the same.
The days of departure from San Francisco for
Panama will be the lst and 10th of each month.
Returning, the steamers will leave Panama on
arrival OF the Atlantic mas and the part of the
Pacific line between San Francisco and Oregon
will be run in due connexi both ways.
n. X HALL, POstma ster General.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, June "a, 1852.
June O5
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MARRIED.,

At Rochester, New York. on the Gath instant, by
the Rev. Mr.. PARuN, DE LANCEY FLOYD
JONES, United States Army, TO Miss LAURA
JANE WHITNEY, daughter of the late WARHAm
WHIrNEY, esq.
At the United States Consulate, Shanghai, by the
Right Rev. Bishop BOONE, FRANKLIN ID. Will
LIAMS, esq, OF Shanghai, to Mias MARY j.
dashter Of the late JosErH NELSON, LII D., Of New
Brunswick, New Jersey.
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+. =. EVANS.
IL G FAST,

F. 5. EVANS, IL G.. FAST,
Late Chief Clerk Pension Office. Missouri
LryANs IL FAINT, Attorneys and Agents, op-
II site Treasury Building, Wash ngtJn, ID. c.,
give prompt attention to claims against the Uni
ted States for pensions, bounty land. back and
extra pay, &c. Mr.. Evans will give especial atten
ton TO rejected and suspended revolutionary pen
sion claims.
Highest prices paid for land warrants, and or
dcrs from a distance promptly filled.
n, fer 10 members Of Congress and officers Of
the Government generally.
Imne lS-h3m
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0J- We arc requested TO state that the OBJ
servatory is now engaged in making series of
observations in connexion with the Astronomical
Expedition to Chill that the public service
quires that the officers, while engaged, should
not be interrupted and that, therefore, il has been
decided to close the Observatory to visitors every
evening from and after sunset.
Visitors are admitted at any time between 3
a. and p. m. June 4-tf
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land Ifay,ayf Eoypr;,,

Nsw YoRK, June Extensive forgcrcs Of
land warrants having been discovered here on Sat
urday, tho following arrests were made If suspect
ed parties, at tho instance Of the Government w.
Mcrrihuc, Thomas Lawson, VIM II. Grswold,
Hamilton n. Boone, Edwin +. Vcxen, and Horace
Pike
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JuneI4 Directress L u B. and E Society.


ncsday, the 30;h instant. and Thursday, the
lst OF July, the Ladies Of Rock Creek Church will
bold Festival IN the grove adjoining the church.
The public are invited to attend.
yune 2s-it
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l. LOCAL MAT Il f. II S.

Cry CoUSoiLs-The new Boards in
sion yesterday afternoon, in joint assembly The
following appointments OF District magistrates
were confirmed;
FIRST Wdrd Samuel Drury
Second JYard John ID Clark.
Third Hard - (Postponed.)
Fourth TVard.-B. X Morsel
FJM IPard.-Wlliam Thompson.
Sirh JPmd } Crandeli.
S,uenM Ward Craven Ashford.
On motion of MIR. Pepper, il was ordered that a
national salute be fired from judiciary Square on
the 5lh OF July.
FIRE.-A two story frame house on Ninth street,
between l. and Nj, occupied by Mr.. Bryan, and
belonging to Mr.. Gladmon, caught fire yesterday
afternoon, in consequence Of the carelessness of a
servant in setting cooking apparatus against a
wooden part OF the tenement, and considera-
bly, injured before the fimes arrested-a
good part of the roof being destroyed. MIR. Bry.
flames kept back at first by the active exer-
tons Of the neighbors, and subsequently were en-
tirely subdued by the able management Of the fire.
men.
CRIMINAL CouRT.--In this tribunal, on Satur-
day, William Walker was found guilty of stealing g
watch, the property Of William H. Birch. Not
sentenced.
Rudolph Nagel was put on trial, charged with
obtaining money under false pretences from Hen
rietta Beute. Not concluded.
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Iu.r OPENED. \ cnoIcn COLLECTION

~ OF valuable European and American Oil Paint
iugs, among which arc number OF Sully's fine
aud expressive heads; also, Pcale's celebrated por
trait Of Washington. The above paintings are
carefully scecied from Etrlc's extensive gallery,
No. 2l6 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. and nov on
exhibition at Thompson's Gallery, Lane Tuck
cr's building, Pennsylvania avenue, between 4
and 9th strecis cat1l )guc, continuing descrip-
ton Of each painting may be had at zoe gallery
Admission free. Positively not 70 be disposed Of
by auction June 2S-dlwS
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CoNTRIBUTIoNs YoR THE WAsHiNoToN MoNU-
MRNT.-We learn from the Plaauemine (La.)
Sentinel that at the late election in that parish their
suggestion Of dime contribution to the w ashng
ton Monument was carried into effect. There
were six hundred and seventy nine votes polled in
the parish, and the following is the result Of the
contributions at the polls:
Washingfon Monument Bor Ons Dime TO the
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VTOTS E-NECIS SHIRTS, made Go order, md
Il warranted TO fat, or the best quality
only.-STENENS, Browne Hotel, hos been max
ing Dress Shrts 10 order in this city Tor ten yc1rs
and in all cases warrants them to lt. Gentlemen
wishing good article, and we'll. made, will leave
their orders at STENENS'S
Salcs Room, under Browne Hotel.
gtff,ad
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR JULY.
IL An Odd Volume of Facts aud Fictions, in
prose and verse; by Julia Mayo Cobcli. vol
This day received for sale by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
June % booksellers, near .. h ct.
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Z OST-About the Presidents Grounds, on sat
IL urday afternoon last small sized GOLD
BRACELET, with garnet settings on the clasp.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving 1t
at the Republic Office in Ninth street.
June 2o-3tif
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NOTICE. - We shall scnd out all open accounts
lN on our ledger between the present date and
the frat of next month AS that Is the time at
which we expect and calculate on having gene
raj settlement OF our accounts, we respectfully de-
sre those receiving our bills to consider themselves
most politely asked to pay the amount Of the same.
June 22-dtJulyl CLAGETr & DODSON.
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Addifinnnl hu Me ALLnr.tic

NEw YonK, June 2S.-Privato letters received
here by tho steamer Atlantic state that rumor5 were
current of formidable oonspiracics IN the French
army. The Government was endeavoring TO sup
press tho ifiicultos
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National Agricultural Society.

OFFICERS FOR THE PRESENT YEAR.
Prssidtnf.-MARsHALLP p. WILDER, OF Massachu-
sette.
Y,ce Presidents Ezekiel Hone, Maine; G. w.
Ncsnith, N. Hampshire; Henry Stevens. Vermont;
b. V. French, Massachusetls; Josiah Chaplin,
Rhode Island; s. ID. Hubbard, Connecticut; Henry
Wager, New York; Thos. Hancock, New Jersey;
Frederick Watts, Pennsylvania; Peter +. Causey,
Delaware; w ID. Bowie, Maryland; G. w. r.
Custis, Virginia; Henry X. Burgwyn, North c.,
rolins; John Wtherspoon, South Carolina; Thos.
Stoc ks, Georgia; Richard Jonos, Alabama; Alex
H. Bequecs, Mississippi; A. b. Roman, Louisiana;
Frederick Kcnsman, Ohio; Robert Mallory, Ken
tucky; John shelby, Tennessee; John L. Robinson,
Indiana; Stephen A. Douglas. Illinois; X. Atchison,
Missouri; II. b. Flurnoy, Arkansas; JAS. l.. Con.
ger, Michigan; Simmons Baker, Florida; Thos.
J. Rusk, Texas; w. F. Coolbaugh, Iowa; Jane.
ID. Doty, Wisconsin; kiburn w. Boggs, Caiior-
mia; j. F. Callan, Dist. Of Columbia; s. NJ. Baird,
New Mexico; Alexander Ramsey, Minnesota; Jos
Lane, Oregon; Jos. l.. Hayes, Utah.
EIecuiips COnmiftef.-C. Is. Calvert, Maryland;
Jas. A. King, New York; Alfred l.. Elwyn, Penn
sylvania; w. b. Newton, Virginia; J. ID. Weston.
Wisconsin.
Corresponding Sscrefary.-Dsniel Lee, G eorgis.
Recording Secrsfry.-Robert c. Walker, Penn.
sylvania.
Teaswn.-wil lillian selden, Dist OF Columbia.
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BoOK-BINDERs' BOARDS AND RUSSIA
LEATTrEH,

DINDERs' BOARDS, from No 25 to No 90. md
ID four hundred skins Of Fresh Russia Jeofher,
for sale by the subscriber, ut northern prices.
Also, five hundred Reams Of fine Printing Paper,
% 3S, for salc at mill prices, without freight.
Inquire at the Republic office. J. GIDEON.
Nav 20
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FURTHER CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

I1NCE THE NOTICE from this Office Of the 10th
- January last, which appeared in the ncwspa-
pcrs OF this city, cautoning the public against re-
cciyiug certain drafts purporting 10 Se thosc Of
Captain l.. G. Eason, Assistant Quartcsmastcr,
recently stationed at Santa re, New Mexico, a
third forged draft on the Quartermastcr General
bas been presented for payment. IL IL numbered
49, Santa F6, y. NJ, lst May, 1851, In favor Of
Robert T. Brent, esq, for S3,75O, and signed l.. G..
Easton, Captain aud Assistant Quartermastcr.
Il is known, from official advice IN this Office,
that the only genuine drol,s Of Captain Easion on
the Qu1rtcrmnstcr General are numbered from
to II; all of which have been long since paid
Captain Eastou having ccascd ~ draw, there are
cousequently no genuine drai.soi his nov Ia circu-
iation.
BY dircc ion Of The Quartcrmnster General:
WM. 4. GORDON, Chief Clerk
QuARrEaNAsrER GgSEsAL's OFFIcE,
WAssINorON Cry, February -. 1852.
Febil
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sHIRTSi sIIrRrsi suiRrsi

NEW and beautiful styles Of French embroidor.
IN cd Shrts, in pleasing variety. Also, large
additional supply OF Dress Shirts Of the finest quail
tics and Host approved makers, just received.
Shirts made 10 order in the best manner and
latest fashion, and good ts guaranteed in all cases,
at CHAS N. LANES
Hat, Cap, and Gents Furnishing
Mar % Establishment. Penn. av.. near a. at.
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DC-NOTICE The Whfys of the BIadenS-
burg Election District will meet at Badwin's Ia
vcrn on Saturday, the 81 day Of July next, at
O'Clock p. m, for the purpose Of forming Scott
and Graham Club. June 25
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fIL;e Ro,;6co,,o, ,f,,,;,,

LOUISVILLE, Ky, June % The Whig ratihca-
ton meeting on Saturday night was most onthu-
siastic, surprising tho campaign oflSi0 Speeches
were made by the Hon. Shorrod Williams and
several otherf.
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BAxK or TnE METROPOLIS,

WkFHtNGToN, June p, 1852.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES have this day
Il declared n dividend Of four per cent cut Of
the profits Of tho Bank for the last SIX months
The same will be payable and nftcr the frst
July proxmo. RID. SMITH, Cashier.
Juue % d9uf
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOX RENT-North
II street, Capitol Hill, first door above Mr..
scrivoncr's, with or without board. Apply The
premises or TO Mr.. Scrivcner. June 4-iitf
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NOTICE-Ample provision Of every kind will
be made 90 insure comfort during the ENcursiou.
Pcrsons desrous u making the above Excursion
will please apply early, as the number Of passcn-
gers will be limited.
lime -dtSatf
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

STRAYED OR STOLEN from the subscriber.
- enclosures, on the 22d instant, an iron. grey
Mare, fifteen hands high, the right hind foot in
jurcd when a colt and Is now dcUrmed; other
mark OF any note. The above reward will be paid
TO any ono who may find her, aud give me infor-
nation 90 that 4 recover her.
WM. H. BEALL,
June 25-N Montgomery county, Nd.
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ALEXANDRIA BOAT.

EXAM ONIA BOAT.
e "a The steamer GEORGE WASH.
ecrsSSlI5,EsS INGTON will depart rs follows:
aE3S2 Boats fare II cents. Coach
fare cents. Persons making the trip for plea
sure, boats fare half-pricc. A coach leaves 7th
street, near Northern Market A coach also leaves
the Capitol at 81. l05. l2 p, 4, 81, %.
Leave Alexandria at 81, l05, ~, D, 4, J9, 7.
Leave Washington ut 5, 10, H.. l2s, g., ~ 81,
IA JOB CORsON, Captain.
June 22-d
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u 1.-THE SAFE AVID omrioDl-
tcASzJSS Gus steamer COLUMBIA, Capt.
stnnLlE 1n1kiJu~ HhRrER, having recently bcCn
placed in fr0t-rate order, will resume her trrs be-
tween E3altimoreand this Districto on SATURDAY,
the let March, leaving Commerce street wharf,
Baltimore at O'Clock in the afternoon I'D al tho
same hour every succeeding Saturday during
the season; and returning, will leave Rncy'B
wharf Washington at 6o'clock and AlcSandria
at 7 O'Clock every WEDNESDAY morniu G, t0utt-
ing at the diTcrent tlandingfon thcPotoma rivers
a susual.
Forfrcight or passage apply TO th,Captainon
board or to the follovin gents:
CHARLES WORTHINGTON, BnN.
J. J. WHEAT & BRO. Alexautria.
f. PICKREL & Co, Georgetown.
THOMAS B. Riley Washing.on
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