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BY AUTHO RITY
Public Acts
Pissed during the First Session Of the Thirty second
Congress.
IPuRLIc Acr-No. Ii

IPUBLIC ACT-No. IA.
of Mississippi to sell the lands heretofore appro-
pratcd for the OF schools in that State and TO
ratfy and approve the sales already made.
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatiues Of the United States of America in Con
grsss assembled, That the Legislature OF the State Of
Mississipp shall be, and is hereby authorized to sell
and convey in fee simple, or lease, for a term OF
years, as the said Legislature may deem best, all
any part OF the lands heretofore reserved and APP
propriated by Congress for the use OF schools with
in said State and TO invest the money arising from
slid sales, said Legislature may direct. for the
use and supp lrt of schools within the several town
ships and districts of country for which they were
originally reserved and set apart, and for other
use or purpose whatsoever: Provided, Said lands,
or any part thereof, shall, in case, be sold or
leased without the consent Of the inhabitants Of
such township or district, to be obtained in such
manner the Legislature Of said State may by
law direct Ar.d prouided further, That in all cascs,
particular township and district, shall be appro-
priated to the of schools within that tow nship
and district.
Sec 2. And be II further enacted, That sales here
toiore made by the authority Of the Legislature Of
the State Of Mississippi. of lands reserved and APP
propriated as aforesaid, hereby ratified and APP
proved in the same manner and to tho
tent if this act had been in force the time Of
said sales.
(Signed) LINN BOYD,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(Signed) WILLIAM r. KING,
President of the Senate pro tcmpore.
Approved, May ID, 1852.
(signed) ! WILLARD FILLMORE.
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cHUBB. BROTHERs,

DANkERS and Dealers in Siscks. Land War
I'D rants Foreign aud D1mestic TX hangc
Drafts on IRELAND from L and upwards payable
on demand furnishcj in sums 10 suit
COLLECTIONS made, aud (beckS for sale on all the
principal ci,ics
(f,g7Rncnf. Slats, and other Stocks bought and
sold on commission
CiGiaiS before tie Departments promptly attended
to RcmittanCos made at lowest rates in New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore funds. NJ de
sired for Notes or Drafts payable in the District
Alexandra. Va. aud other southern cities.
Bubing House, opposite Treasury Department
Mar LII Irclepranh d2w
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A M u S E NJ EN- rs
013- No bill received.

PRICES OF ADMISSION. Private Boxes, $5; Dress
Circle and Parquette, so cents; Children under
ten years, half price; Reserved Seats, rs cents;
Orchestra Seats, rs cents Family Circle, 25 cents;
Third Tier, 30 cents; Colored Gallery, 25 cents.
Nav II
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SECOND WARD.

o. FOR ALDERMAN.-WM. f.. BAYLY
Ia presented to the voters of the Second Ward Tor
re- election, to represent the interests of the Ward
in the Board of Aldermen. Nav 20-eod2w
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JUST RECEIVED,

NJ EW aud elegant Spring Styles Of Suarfs, era,
" watts, Stocks, Ties, Gloves Of every descrp
ton, suspenders, Hardkcrchicfs Of silk and linen;
plain, figured and embroidered Hosiery of al
kinds; Umbrellas and Canes; with large supply
OF Gcntlcmcn's Toilet articles such as Lubu and
Provost Extracts, Cosmetics, PUmatums, Soaps.
and best Fnrina Cologne; Brushes Of every de-
scripiion; together with large aud complete
assortment Of Gcntemen's Furnishing articles, all
Of the very hest qualities, constantly on hand.
and for sale at reasonable prices, at
CHAS. III LANES
Hat. Cap, and Gentemen's Furnishing
Establishment, Penn. avenue, ncar4 street.
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L'ALkENBURG, a TALE OF THE RHINE.
II by the author Of Mildred Vernon
Pictorial Field Book OF The Revolution, No o.
This day received for sale by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
APPS Book SC Hers near oh street.
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OFFICE FOR RENT-Opposite Treasury De
~ partment. Apply to
May 20-dlw CHUBB, BROTHERS.
HOUSE LINENs.-Wc have in store and wi

House LINENs-We have in store and will
4 sell at the most reasonable price, the follows
ing description of Furniture Linens
Double satin damask Tab!ecloths, in elegant de-
signs and all qualities, as follows:
10 TX 1914, 1912, 10 II, 10 10, in Belgian manu-
confident will be found difficult to equal in this
country.
l2'l6 do for Dinner Cloths, very cheap.
Also, l0-4, 81, s A, and IA Flemish Damasks,
by the yard, extra heavy and cheap.
The only objection which will be urged against
these goods will be that they II wear too long.
Also, tray, lunch, and overlap Cloths to match
. Also, Napkins in the following sizes:
4 I'D, 44x7-S, "a, 34 2.i, SIS x 81,
and 5-S, all matching if desired
Also, white double damask Fruit and Egg Dol
lies, come as low az so cents the dozen.
Also, new article Of beautifully fine and heavy
Russia I'D Sheeting, very reasonable.
l3 4, 1914, HID, 10 4, "a, and S-4 heavy do for
general and hard usage; some Of these ada pied
to the use of berths of vessels.
Extra heavy and wide Linens for pillows and
particularly Richardson & Hunters, which are
warranted and cheap.
Also, case Shade Linens in all widths, colors in
white. buff, and gray, with all the fixtures.
Always on hand an extensive and complete
sortInent OF Velvet Tapestry, Tapestry Brussels,
plain Brussels. ply Ingram, Venitan List, and
Scotch Hemp Carpetings, with Rugs and Door
Mats to match.
Every thing relating to Curtains, from the most
costly and elegant to the most modest and plain.
Oilcloths for floors the best the country pro-
ducc, which will be cut to fl. any room, hall, or
passage, as per diagram.
Also, rich Table Oilcloths.
10 all OF which the attention of those in want 10
respectfully invited
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CLAGETT & DODSON,
May l9-3teoif Pa. av. door east of 9th stree

VALUABLE BUSINESS ROOMS FOR
RENT.-The subscriber offers for rent the
rooms over the grocery store at the corner of
and 7th streets, opposite the General Post Office.
In a business point of view the location is an ex-
ceent one; the rooms suitable for offices and
other purposes, such correspondents, patent
agents, pension agents, artists, dentists, and law
yers. All the rooms are accessible by wide pas
sage entrance on 7th street good sized yard is
attached to the building. Terms moderate APP
ply TO JOHN H. JOHNSON, on the premises.
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FIRE.-The alarm Of fire about IL o'clock yes
tcrday morning was occasoned by the burning of
a brick stable in the rear Of the dwelling of Mr..
Samuel Stettinius, on Louisiana avenue, between
Four-and half and Sixth streets.
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BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON RAIL-
ROAD.
Passenger Trains Run Follows
assSa ssEg2 sSESga ~ AtSA

Leave Washington at and q. m, l2i m,
and p. m.
Leave Baltimore at 4 and 3 a. m, and
9, p. IN
On sunday the ID and 80 trains from Wash
in ton, and the I'd and 9TH from Baltimore, are
omitted.
Tickets and baggage che ks to Philadelphia and
New York can be obtained trains leaving at
a. IN. and { p. IN. Passcngcrsp curing the same,
secure the free transport Of themselves and bag
gage in Baltimore aud PhiladelpI 20 the next
railroad station.
Commu,ation tickets 20 Bladcnsburg at $l3 per
quarter, will be furnished upon application Mt the
office. It. II. PARSONS,
Ap 26-tf Agent.
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NEW srEAm PAPER MILL Ar MAY
IANDNIII.E,

LANDNlLLE,
Near West rhiiadelphir.
THE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave to inform their
4 friends, and the trade generally, that they
have their PAPER MILL ia operation. and ere
prepared 10 furnish, on short notice, all kinds OF
PRINTING PAPER,
OF any sise weight required, at prices from ten
tu fifteen cents per pound, according to quality
Orders addressed TO the subs rittrs. Pbiadcl
phin post office, Will receive prompt attention.
Feb li-uN f., e., < Z. IL. WARREN
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THE NEW YORK q LIVERPOOL UNITED
STATES MAIL STEAMERS
The ships comprising this line are
The ATLANTIC. Capt. West.
The PACIFIC .......... Capt. Nye.
The ARCTIC. .......... Capt. Luce.
The BALTIC. .......... Capt. Comstock.
The ADRiATIC. Capt. Grafton.
Ia THESE ships having been built by
81 Mf. contract expressly for Government
EcxSS444D service, every care has been taken IN
their uction. and in their engines, to ensure
strength and speed; and their accommodations Tor
passengers are unequalled for elegance and com
fort.
Price of passage from New York to Liverpool In
frst cabin, $40 Exclusive use Of extra size
state-rooms, 1900; in second cabins, $40. From
Liverpool to New York, ESQ and EGO.
An experienced surgeon is attached to each ship.
No berth can be secured until paid for.
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WASHINGTON AND ROCKVILLE PLANK

A THIRD INSTALMENT Of fire dollars on the
~ share will be due and payable at Chuhb, Bro.
thcrs, on Tuesday, the lst day of June next.
stockholders are requested Co be punctual.
May Paw
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TPuBLIc Acr-No. 1871

lPUBLlC ACT'-No. 10.
AN ACT to regulate the mileage of the Delegate
from the Territory of Oregon.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
scntatiuss of the United States Of america Con-
gyess assembled, That SO much of the act entitled
San act TO establish the Territorial Government of
Oregon" approved August, eighteen hundred and
forty eight. as limits the mileage, compensation of
the delegate from said Territory, be repealed.
Approved, May 10, 1852
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su,xrs, SHIRTS, SHIRTS,

SHIRTS! SHIRTS! SHIRTS!
NEW and beautiful styles Of French enbroider-
~ cd Shirts, IN pleasing variety. Also, a large
additional supply of Dress Shirts of the finest quail
tics and most approved makers, just received.
Shirts made 70 order in the best manner and
latest fashion, and good fits guaranteed in all cases,
at CHAS II. LANES
Hat, Cap. and Gents Furnishing
Mar % Establishment, Penn. av., near a. ct.
THOMAS II. JACOBS ~ CO.. NO. ~ DOCK
STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Wine and Liquor Store.
NNHE SUBSCRIBER has associated with him in
Il the Wine aud Liquor business his son THoMAs
A. JACOBS, under the firm of
THOMAS H. JACOBS & co
The attention OF the public srespcctfully invited
to an examination Of their large stock Of choice
WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS;
with every other article in their line.
Orders transmitted { ON abroad will receive
their prompt attention. and such articles furnished
as will give satisfaction
THOMAS IL JACOBS.
PHIIADgLPHIA, March !, 1852.
March 5-d3m
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ATEs OF SAILING.

For freight or passage, apply to
EDWARD X COLLINS & CO.,
No SO Wallstreet N. Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO.,
Liverpool,
E.G. ROBERTS & CO.,
3King'sArms Yard London,
JOHN MUNROE & Co,
20 Rue Notre Dame des VICTORIES, PARIS.
GEO. H. DRAPER, Havre.
The owners of these ships will not be account
able for gold, silver. bullion, specie, jewelry, pre-
cious stones, metals, unless bills Of lading are
signed therefor, and the value thereof expressed
therein. Dec o
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WANTED 10 RENT.

-. FURNISHED HOUSE, with ten or twelve
Lii Rooms, in the Second or Third Ward, near
pennsylvania avenue. Apply 10
nOOE, BRO. * co.
May "a tUnionl
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NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
~>>>~>~>o~~>~~>>~~~s
HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
WINDING UP BUSINESS In CONGRESS-.
~~~>~~~>~~>~~>>~~~~~
Large Amount Of Business Transacted.
~~~~~>~~~>>>>>~>~>>>~
Difficulty between the Two Houses Relative to
Amendments 10 different Bills
>N>~S~~~~~~~>o~>c~>~>>~~
WRECK OF THE ATLANTIC DISCOVERED.
s>>oN~>~~~~o~~~~>~S~~.~>oN~
Political Items-Chs hsisra-NIarlno Disasters,
ko., &o., Ss.
Large Amount Of Duiness Transacts
WRECK OF THE ATLANTIC DISCOVERED

Interesting from Hashingtoa.
PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS ooNFIRARD-JUDaE
HALLS NOMINATION. In DoUBr-NEw MAN FOB
POsTMAsTkR GENERAL, HT0.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS HERALD
WASHINGTON, August 800 r. NJ.
The Senate, in executive session, to day, confirmed
General Edney Charge TO Guatemala. Mr.. Emory was
sso confirmed Surveyor of the Boundary Com
but Mr. Fuller was rejected as Judge Of Minnesota.
The Judiciary Committee reported back Judge Halls
nomination Judge Of tho District Court OF New York
Mr. Weller objected to its consideration and 1t must lie
over till after twelve to morrow night.
The President has offered the Post Office Depart ment
to Hon. Samuel D. Hubbard of Mddetown Connecticut
Mr. Hubbard was formerly member Of Congress. Hc
was delegate to the recent whig National Convention
and is strong Scott He has not yet accepted but
probably will
Senators and members Of the House are very sprghy
this evening The Maine Liquor law Is openly violated
TRr M.-There will be strong opposition to no
into executive session TO- night. Judge Halls chances
look blue
Mr.. Hubbsrds nomination as Postmaster General will
not be sent in till Judge Hall is confirmed.
Several combinations OF consuls and army and navy
officers have been made.
The other amendment to the Naval bill has been aban-
doned.
HALr.PAsr ELEVEN p. Mn executive session. to-
night, MIR. Wilson'S nomination California Land Com
missioner rejected; and Lenuel Towers, Supern-
tepdent ct Public Printing confirmed.
An attempt was made to take up Judge HALLS n0mina-
ton but AFTER much opposition it laid aside for the
present 1t Is believed tho Senate will upon It,
and that 1t will bo impossible to get quorum in
tive session to morrow. x. Y. u.
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Incendiary Fires in wcstchester, Pa,

wrsrcHEsrEn, Pa, August %, 1859.
Tn printing office OF the Republican and Demscvs
fred in tho upper part Of the building, Last evening" 81
hslfpast nine o'clock by incendiary The roof and
upper floor and everything the upper floor
y destroyed. But little damage done to the prsas-
room and office.
AT four O'Clock this morning. the citizens aroused
by another alarm. This proved to be the barn Of John
Babb just out Of town, which entirely coasunsd,
with ell Its contents
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NEw ORLsASs, August %, 1859
The eles Of cotton Thursday 900 bales aud
Frdsy SEQ mostly Of the crop. Strict middng far
Is quoted ct 10M cents Tho weeks rece'pts Lava
800 bales, including 800 The stock hand y
p0C0 bales The sales of tho week 0O0 bLss
continue very dull
BALTIMORE, August 30 1862
Sales made to day OF 200 beeves at SO 81 So
net loco bbs flour changed hands, at 81 81 being .
decline Of Is cents,
ALBANY, August 80, 1854
No report Of receipts has been in by the COLLECTOR
Flour Ia dull Wheat-we have sales to report Corn
is In light supply sales Of 1000 bushels NJ 10 cents fog
Western mixed. 0a.s sell At 45ts 40 cents Prisea
whiskey Is at 2tts oents Hops-some parcels Of the
crop passed through here route for New York
they spreared good sampes The sales Of for The
last few days have been l5o COO bs to prime g
a range Of 80 4 q b0c.
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estruct,vo Fire at Cinc,nma.i, Sc.

CiHciNNAri, August 80, 1861.
ire broke out this afternoon in Of frame ooA-
tages the of Smith and Webb streets they
totally destroyed The sparks communicated tho
German Catholic Church. Fifth street, which was also
consumed, together with the large school adjoining
The flver s risine, and business Is I'm proving.
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TENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT CONvRNTION-AT
meeting OF this Convention. held st tho house of
william Hancock corner Of Fourth avenue Eighty sixth
street. on Saturday evening" August 2 1882
the Of The Dem oeratic Republican General Com
hite was called to shs Chsir, and Thomas Qualaa sp
pointed Secretasy Ihtre triEE of tho deIe
gates from the Twelfth and Niueteenth wards
Convention adjourned TO AUGUST 3Oth i tho
house OF John Austn. Third street. a.
which time and place the folawiag named delegates Ap
pss,ed yz-TSelfth ward. Thomss Qanlan. william l..
gome, IS substitute In tho place Of Gibson
wss not present. Nineteenth ward William A. Sumner Pa.
srich Rub. John Dnryea Patrick and Patrick
nasterson as In the place ot John Dohery
lot for Delesse TO the state Convention represent
Tenth Assembly DtstrIt in the state Convention
suse. on the lst September nest, whom John Quinn
unaninousy elected as such delgats On motion John s.
Austn duly elected Alternate Delegate On
the proceedings ordered ho pubhd aud viss
thereof sent TO the Delegate and tern Dolera.e
WILLIAM L. Willy, Chair naR.
WILLIAM A. SUNNI Secretary.
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House Of Representative.

WASHINGTON, August 30 1854
THE GARDINER coRwIS IsvEsriGArI,a coMmrrEs.
MIR. JOHNSON, Il Tenn, chairman o. the select COM
mttes to investigate the connection Of Secretary Cor
win with the Gardiner claim, moved that the committee
so soon as their investigation shs be completed in tho
recess make their report to the clerk saying that IL
wholly unnecessary to detan the committee here until the
next session
THE PATENT REroRT.
Mr. GonMAE from tho Comm ttee on Printing reported
sesouon authorizing tho printing Of 100000 copies
the aaIcutur. portion Of the Patent Office report and
81 0IO copies Of the mechanical portion Of that document
Agreed 10.
THE PAYMENT BUrIIs on RAILROAD IRoy
The House resumed the consideration Of the bill re-
ported BY Mr.. Penn, from the Post Oios Committee on
saturday extending for four years the tim. for the pay
mtnt OF duties railroad iron for the ben n of certain
'aire.d companies Of the South and southwest.
TN the motion OF Mr.. ALLisoS the bill was laid on the
tabt-yeas 90, nays S0
Mr. Jrsxss moved to reconsider the VOTE and to lay
Mr.. CoBB, (dem OF Ala moved to postpone tte mo-
on until the second day the next sesion-pending
which the morning hour expired.
!nere was much confusion during the proceedings.
quipg efforts, the pant Of the Speaker
to subdue 1t.
THn CIVIL AND DIPLOMATIC BILL.
Nj. HOUSTON, (dem Of Ala from tho COMMITTEES q
Conerence, made report on the disagreeing amer
msnt, OF the two IIoutes to the general appropriate
else there would not be time enrol the bill and have
ened Inc report was read but being for the most pat
unlh'enRphe on account OF the amendments boiuy d.
sepattd BY hguresthe reading Of them in detail WI
called for BY air. Houston, (whia) Of Ohio.
NJ ficLis, ldem.) ofn, ,-yes, lets have them read
CRIrs Of read, read
Mr. CABBkLI (whig) Of Tlorida VIII 1t b, in ord,r 10
take @parsto votes conourrng ,ncurrir In
any amendments
1be srEArrn.-It win not Tho vote must be taken
upon the report "a vhole
| MT. CAsEII. Just what thouaht
hr bAiLy tdem) OF Va : move that the rule which
authorizes tho amendments to read bo dispensed with
tnlese ibis be done the Clerk will not have time to enrol
| tie bill In which event IL will be Ioet
| Mr FioELir.-I mist ON the reading We ought To
kntw what We vote for
| Criea Of "sgre.dn Agreed
4 Dir McMuLLrN. (dem OF Va made a motion sinilsx
" That Of hr, Dai1, buk witlout ayau,
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&ECOND ASSEMBLY DIsTRICT-AT A MEETING
~ OF tho convention elected in tho Second Assem- hy
trcs to select delegate to the State
sion 1t SYRACUSE held st the SxthW Hotel
insof the SOsh ms tan Patrick Broaden, Chsrnan pre-
ton - - - - -
Resolved That the resolution adopted by thi.
the 9Th san nsructipg delegate the
yention TO present the name Of Mr. VIM MeMurray,
ddate for whose would
received with tho the city
county OF New Yerh be, and tho same Is hereby
On motion resolved That tho proceedings of this meeting
be published in tho Herald and Nstio, al Democrat.
PATRICK BREADEN, Chairman.
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THE STEAMER NEW YORK ASHORE.
Bosro-, August 80, 1852.
Capt Cleveland Of the sloop Escort arrived at New
Bedford reports seeing the New York ashore
East Chop Holmes Hole at one ocock on Sunday After
poon, with lighter alongside The New York left Bos-
ton for Philadelphia on Saturday afternoop.
UNKNOWN BRIG SUNK.
LEwss DEL August 30, 1S52
hermophrodite brig yesterday morning sunk
in Fix fatha Of the Ledge. Her small boxt
was near, with q fchooner at anchor.
LEAKING scHooSgns
NORFOLK August 80, 1852
The schooners Sarah Loua from Fredericksburg with
cargo Of grain -four and the Harrison Jones' with
cargo Of wood both bound for New York, have put in
bere leaky.
TnB JAMES ADeAR AT cHARLEsrON.
CHARLEsroS, August 2y, 1852
The United States mail steamship James Adaar, Capt.
John Dickinson arrived at her whaif from New York at
0 6ociock this tsaturday) morning
Progrcss OF the Cholera, sIc.
LouIsviLLE, August 30, 1852.
Cholera Is raging indignantly in scotts county,
Missouri
BUFFALO, August 30, 1882.
The cholera Is st.n prevailing to extent In this
city.
General walbridge, one Of won known citisers
died Of consumption last night
CiSc,svArt, August IS 1854
The Directors q the Cincinnati and Dayton short lin,
enoluoipg he Walnut Fills tunDel). have decided ON
pacing The works unJtr contract immeJasey ina
subscriptions TO The stock slseady amount 10 ssVO00Q
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TIE DlMoeRATs or THR FOURTH WARD
friendly to DR.. ODonr ell requested to on
Tuesday evening August 81 at eight O'Clock P. n. at
the Shakpesrs Hotel OF William and Duane Streets
to express their OF the fraud and which
have been perpetrated upon him upon peaoeabe
electors the Fourth ward at the late aeeto
DENNIS MULLINS.
JOHN CROWE.
PATRICK NIRHHY.
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EIFTH WARD PIERCE AN KING ASSOCIATfON-
meeting Of this association will be held at the Star,
"a ard street, this evening" at clock
Of the ward arc invited to be prescott.
JOBN A. KENNEDY. President.
s,snL ssAmvEaT; w WEBSTER. SECRETARIES.
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POLIFIOAL.

V'nE NINTH WARD PiERCE AND KING ASSOCIA-
evening smi,N tel 90 Perry ssrsos Il
scleck k@in.ns speakers will address the mesi0g.
inc democrats OF tho wafd nvit.d 20 attend
will be made he present at the Grand Mas
next WV j RKIsIEY Preaidsnt
VIZ; IL p~usEssrRRr. ~ secretary.
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Philadelphia Democratic Convention.
PH,LADELrHIA, August 30, lo52
The Democratic Convention adjourned this svenis0
after the forty ninth ballot for candidate for Shex0
The vote stood 81 for Cline. II for Peters.
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WhtB Ueetih2s IN HaIUmor6, 6t6s
BALTIMORE, August 50. 1851
The wings Of Baltimore city and county to hold
grand meeting In Monument square Monday.
September 10 In honor Of tho battles Of North Point and
Cherubusco Among the speakers announced Msssrs
Holman, ofNew York; Dayton Of New Jersey; Clayton
Of fc; Williams OF Keptuoky Thompson. u
Ipdsna pesrce Of Marys and other eminent orstors
The wings Of this city hold meeting, tonight for the
selection OF delegates to tho orally Nominating Coo
vention. In most of the wards unps dyed tickets
and but little interest Is manifested Capt Hes
ring the present High Constable Major speddsa. ths
City Commissioner and Capt. France, the prinopA
candidates
We have no mail to. night south Of Savannah.
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Captain Marcy going 20 Washinston.
sr. Louis, August 20 1862
Captain Marcy Of tho s. Army arrived here yesssr-
day in good health, and left Immediately for Wash.
ington.