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scott and the Irish Prisoners.

Queenstown with Scott were about sixty nat
uralized citizens, large portion of whom were
lrishnen. The British authorities claimed the
right, and expressed the determination, to hang
them as traitors These men were at Quebec
on board vessel with Scott and the rest Of the
prisoners all bound to Boston to be exchang-
ed. The British officers came on board and
began to select the lrishneu, whom they in.
tended to send home to grace the galows.--
The officers had no sure means of detecting
the llish but by their brogue, or their confess
ions. Scott, who was below, hearing what WA
going on, immediately rushed on deck and told
ms afflicted men to hold their peace. Then.
turning to tue British officers, he Loldly de-
nounced their proceedings, and threatened n
like retaliation upon British prisoners if they
dared TO execute single man among his COM
rades.
The officers h9ughtily reminded hin that he
was himself prisoner, and ordered hm into
the cabin. He was not man to be intlnlda-
led. and refused to go, and again called upon
his Irish soldiers to- answer 10 more questions.
A high quarrel ensued ; bat the result was that
10 more Of the prisoners could be identified as
irishmen, for they would not open their lips
The officers, however had already selected
twentyihree before Scott made his appearance.
These were separated from their fellow prlsof,-
ers and put on board irlgate, and despatched
to england to be nung. But they did not g
until Scott had soleunly warned the British au.
tho. tiles that We would surely avcUgo the death
Of every man they dared to lay c,olent hand .
upon, t. terrible retribntlon upon the first
English prisoners that should fail into his hands
after he should be liberated.
Scott was soon exchanged. How faithfully
he kept his promise we shall sec. He proceed
ed IA once TO Washington and obtained the
PI'sa Ie' ny ohgres'' OF a "a" 10 I2'aI'a'e upon
.h.,-,,ard,5 a, ,lnoia. ~" ool,;, t,r',1. va
he had Drisouers in p}enty. Ho
fnrtbyi II selected t,yenty-ibro7 OF canninn
,,n,e!isn descan. for he declared he would not
,,i-.f !pjsb bv I.,.bl and held tho, 90 ho.s,,,a.
for e,..e1,,-.nree i-;+l.eu taken hooe 70 he
cye,,nta3. He the, communicated 70 tie r.,,
jsh au,horities what he had done. and informed
them that If they dared To execute their 4 r.at
on the tw,r'y-tllrae Iris,uuen. the twrDty-liI-ee
Enrl;,hc,cn shouiJ Duv the ncnaltv BY proupt-
IL s1urinc tine same Fate. The cor.eounrce
was. that the lives OF the lrishfnen were spared,
and at the lose of the wlr they were embark
Vou Vorl.
SlnrularN enough. It SO haDpencd. ,that on
the very day u the landing Of these old COM
Tauc: Vi 'ehcIu 9c3JI On me wharf, thclF com
No. i .1 IT,
vas instantly recognized by the now Nbera,en
prisoner, and knowing Of all ne had accom-
r. i.'cG ia '''0I o''''' tne! 'uSn'u "r MN
r,ritue and 5,,,',n, t,,t i ,,,o,sy,hio w.
De &C ibe.
a.. ,.l.,y Il
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- Al 4IO =! pa..sa yes OF otherwise conslbn-
"a IL ne dis lnctly ma! ked in our naMe
&c he IL o! The conslgnor.
AS.-aS-.. L.. S.cs .. s. Sc for Pear,5-
Pots at q -
BUTTER 4 arrivals 10 prime Butter, in
good Olcer. IS Josal III the past eW ia y and
our LILLE n the u this character. The stock
on hand "a nos - ia!r andneIlGin grades sci.
Ing ON i! Tie nSrie l is better prepared
loo ii pane c ii gEty and We thlui, The demand
viii increase M ltVanoe from IL i5c other
gfadtS "a : lie, quality
CHEESE~-C' mas experienced further de-
cline, n lact pen ca. Their IS an over stock,
AACsl q! vic. : ON lon quality, many dares
mGuA 90 t...,E.C lady pulled and more or less
damaged 5 tue .t un aT4Yl!. atr,p IS freely
oli,ieI fIGia 1t ~ 70 olaIty. None bu, small
sIlc - 50 rs and prlnit, - wan.ed during the
warm wralher.
ELOCh- to ,rr wlrhel has been dnll with
lmilrL len rnt-t ~, 30 Laye moi varied much.
GkAlN-iHt ny4!S q: Corn hight aud the
make. ar!a. ~ lr-!! Oats IN demand AT 10 ai1c.
kys 1t ~;
PROVISIONS We continue to no,ca a very
INN marie. 70 / ... For p-crs, ser GuoIaucns.
WOOL GU " clip comes IN slowly and many
manufacturers m. E,th9slug IN In- country, which
has kept up pT,' - soms los o t'ece have been
"ri o w.. ~A oar previous quotations, bul
The !ltts els ''dly lald ny manufacturers,
and gIct- d. 1T I: Isl bl'shcd
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0y7The "Campaiga Volunteer" IS the cppyo-
pirate .,,le Of nsa, and well conducted snes,
just commenced az Sprlnghsld Ono, 10 sup
ro!' cot. erJ C-ch.r
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HAVING: received the A-eney tor he shove SUI
II peIio. Patent Matches, We would canton ne
pIble trnllsi any infringement OF tie Patent ~
calling lheir attention - he following Ro'Ic" %
". sars GsAN, bSU:E, PEASsoH, & Co, Of tosson,
l. -. .-,n..D
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ers who were many years his seniors in ege
and in service, was an honor more to be priced
than that of winning great battle. Gen. Scott
declined tie preferred Secretaryship from con-
slderaton OF Difference to his superors, and
surely here was no manifestation Of the vanity
with which he is charged"
G.{@Do not forget, Wings Of Burlington,
that you are to meet IN Bank Block, on Mon
day Evening, to form a Lundy's Lane Club,
appoint Delegates to the approaching District
Convention, and arrange about going to Mag
ara to attend the Great Mass Convention near
the B,ttle Ground of Brdgewater and Lundy's
Lane on the 9Th instant. Capt. JoHN PRtcE,
our townslnan, who was a Sergeant at the Bat
tie of Lundy's Lane, has been appointed, by
acclamatlon, the CAPTAIN Of the Delegation
from Chittnnden County, and we understand
several old soldiers who were in that battle will
be in the Delegation. Let us have at least two
hundred from this County. We understand the
Why's will turn out handsomely from Willis
ton, Richmond, Iiinesburgi, jericho Shelburn
Charlotte, and other towns, and join Tie most
glorious gathering Of Wings, at Niagara, ever
assembled On the Continent.
We publish below the notice Of .ne Ogdcns-
bnrgh Committee who have made ARRANGEMENTS
that will enable delegates to 90 to, and return
from, the Celebration, at half-price. These ar
engagements, we are authorized by Judge
BRowN, the Chairman Of the Committee, TO
say, '>c'ude meats, from Ogdeusburgh and
back. on the boats The price from Buring-
ton to Ogdonsburgh, and back, viii be % 80.
making the expense of the whole excursion, IN.
GLIDING meals Oh the Lakes, only $50.
The following is the Card Of the O-'3n7.
bufgh ConnlUca:
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SCOTT & GRGE..n "a.

All persons purchasing goods at the ,opv- Es,a5-
ishment will be presented with copy + ae CAN.
PAlaS LlrE OF GeN. Scor1." aud Scoit {: Graham
Songs.
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Notice.

1 Hereby certify thar have give =,
J Sons Martin Ezra Fn nca and Edwari u
Frsnca, lee!t ,..,s - ;.ai aad iJaisaes ols.n 10
.as..seGgss s.s. ;!a!ca no:s OF ,hsi: ea!a!Ag "a
p-y 9oss oi,ae:l dstls ATE! Isis daie
AAROE FFENCI.
Essex, w., Iuly e. 1853. "iH3
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Sc;eDyaitd KsosIUi. -Naicnr4.

. NGO Gross Boston FRICTION Matches,
~ WV for ssle by N. MOVES \ co.
June - 1872. d&"i
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RIFLES.
S.a.css Arrival,

NJ Manu!!- and Dress Fr!nges, Luc5
" Gunps; s.so some Eci! Psuens OF 1 bAra.
yes.at HInB g. WEBS.
JLN IS. dN"i
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u Gen. Scott received his first military
commission at the hands Of Jefferson and
Madison offered him place in his democratic
cabinet. The Louisville Journal says in re-
gard to this offer Of Madison, that Gen Scott,
,Oe presume, ,oas The youngest man 10 whom a
cabinet appointment Das srer rendered m tas
country being less than thirty yeors Of ags,--
Mr.. Madison was one of the purest Of Presi-
dents and an excellent Judge Of men, end his
ProiEer Of the Secretaryship Of War 10 young
.ic2.,, e the omission of zen. Brown, Gen
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-26
MR. ]. K. eoopAIL,

Professor and Teacher of Dancing, Department. Ca
hsthenie, Sceptrs, and the more athletic Indian
ctl6 exercise for gentlemen, from London,
LAS the honor to inform the families OF this neighbor
IL hood that at the request OF many Ladies' and Gen
emen he VIII take up his residence In Washington for the
purpose OF teaching the above indispensable branch Of
genteel education and, having studied nnder Mr. MASON
and Mr. TENNEL OF London also practice sixteen years
and testimonials from the first families and parents and
guardians OF YOUTH enable him to impart all the fashion
abe elegant Dances in style that win not only him
credit but give general satisfaction TO his patrons
MI aooDALL making arrangements for elegant suit
OF rooms and due notice will be given to his pupils he re-
pecfny socits an early call to enable him TO fully carry
out his plans relative to his classes.
Mr. o. will also devote all his spare time to gentlemen
wishing TO study and practise the Violin and voloncello
and who wish TO continue them with the aid master
and as guaranty Of his ability he need only that
he was Musical Director and Leader Of the National Theatre
Orchestral Band and he respectfully invites all inspect
bis 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 Glasses, and in the interim
will be huppy to give private lessons in any of the
branches.
Address at Mrs. WnLs's, + street corner of 18th.
lift
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-26
MACHINE FOR CRUSHING, GRINDING AND
PULVERIZING.


heCettty Pdteflted u2 d1aS Country and Europe
HoCHRAN's PIAsosPHEIoAL QUARTZ CRUSHING AND Pun
~ vKRIxING MACHINES In daily operation for the
inspection Of the public and win be submitted TO any rea
sonabe practical tests proposed by parties interested
These machines, by their simplicity their
durability, the undoubted principles upon which thew OBJ
crate their effective operation and result Justly entitled
to the consideration of all parties engaged i'm Grinding
and Lead Ores and all other Ores Mineral substances
1t is the peculiar feature Of the economy of
chimes that they found capable crushing puyer
zng into the nnes powder amount Of Quartz other
applied The earthly matter completely ground
and pulverzed that the Gold may easily separated and
subjected TO any process Of amagamaon that may be ne
cessary.
qured sad with little friction, (beng almost without
machineryD requiring lubrcatng the principle upon
which they precudes the possibility OF their being
put out Of ORDER do they heat any material while being
grinding puyerzng from those required by the Drug
g to those OF the most extensive operations in California
and Australia
These machines from two to twelve feet in diameter
eer each machine weighing from $50 pounds to 20 tons
EACH and sod with the right to them from 500
to 81, 600 each.
They can be worked by steam water horse or manual
power according to their sze and by changing the
city and proporoning the weight the top of the balls
any desired amount Of power may be used from OF
or horse upward.
The proprors Of this invention solicit examination and
qou prooe by practical tests The rast superiority and economy
of these machines any other for cysting grinding or
ptlperising, heretofore offered to Me public.
These machines may be In operation at the foot Of
South Eighth Street. Wiamsburgh at the large Patent
Block and Saw Factory Of Messrs. Burr, Waterman Co.,
first street south Of Peck Slip Ferry every day. from to
to Ell. BUSTING CO.,
aug 23-2w 81 Cliff street, New York.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-26

Truth stranger than Fiction None need despair =
A Ladys Testimony after thirty -eigM years
Of suffering!
We're there not real virtue in this wonderful medicine
could 1t perform the astonishing cures made by iti
NORTHAMPTON Co., April 10, 1852.
BeSSrS. Tyler Addir: have been afflicted with kheu-
matism at times from my twelfth year. will be fifty years
of age the 18th of this month the attacks times
render helpless; have tried various
dies to very little effect Last October attacked my
shoulders Sides back, and hips could not rest day
night could not any part Of my body without cry
ing with pain this time also tried many remedies in
ternal and external without receiving any relief
last advised to try HAMPT0NS VEG ErABLE TINCTURE
before had taken bottle of which felt much better
and continued taking 1t felt strength coming my
back and limbs and my stomach strengthened revived
every way have taken FIVE bottles, and much better
than expected to be- intend 1t whenever
need it, and would recommend it to the afflicted believing
1t unequalled. Yours,
ELY ARETU uAlwrII
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-26

John Reynolds, of Milford, was recently ar
rested on a charge of house breaking, but Johns
.sintended" swore that on the night upon which
il was alleged he committed the crime, he was
occurring her." having commenced ct 5 o'clock,
and continued until in the morning, John was
discharged. SO ought any man to be that courts
a girl so late as that
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-26

Sam Houston's Flying Artillery, used at the
battle of San Jacinto, was one four-pounder,
dashed with piece of raw hide to the back of
ackass. When the piece was discharged, it
would throw him forward on his face with such
force as to detan him in that position until the
piece was reloaded, and as he rose and brought il
within range of the Mexicans, the match was ap-
piled, and away went the animal on his face and
knees, and away went thunder and flame and
death dealing balls, and away went the Mexicans
heller. skelter.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-26
heIter-ekeIte

Mrs. Dinneford, the wife of VIM. Dinneford,
the well-known actor, and once manager of the
Bowery Theatre, New York, who died last year,
at Panama, has married a. hotel keeper at that
place. The said hotel keeper is reported to be
a man of great wealth, but he has got woolly
head. md is as black as the ace of spades
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-26
MADAME GOODALL,

Late A'He lie Petit, from Europe, and pupil ofSig
Lablache, Prcfr. and Teacher Of Singing.
TNERMs per quarter $ls, per month at same rate An
il abatement when two more join to take lessons
Two lessons per week.
Families and Schools attended in Washington, George
town, and Alexandria
Address at Mrs. WlLIss Il street corner Of 18th.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-26
NOTICE

HE subscriber has hand 200 900 Laths, which he will
i sell low for cash. He has also large quantity of
White Pine and Oak Logs, which he is prepared
order at reasonable prices and at the shortest notice He
is also manufacturing Doors, Blinds, SASH Mouldngs, &C.
at his factory 9th street. the Canal where he
stany keeps hand general assortment of Lumber
the best qualities suitable for carpenters and builders
which be respectfully calls their attention.
WILLIAM BIRD, corner 9th and B SITS.
aug 4-3taw4w [Integencer.l
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-26
BEEBES SUPERIOR FALL STYLE OF HATS
FOR

iHAS II. LANE will introduce this day, Saturday
~ August 14h, the above justlycelebrated Hats Also
other and fashionable styles of my manufacture
which, for beauty and durability be surpassed
full supply hand and for sale at uniform and
sonablc prices The public respectfully invited to call
at CHAS. III. LANES
Hat, Cap, and Gentlemen's Furnishing Establishment
aug l3-eo2w Penn. avenue, near AZ street.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-26
VERY CHEAP DRY GOODS!

SLnI CuEhf UhI GOUU6!
CLOSING OFF SUMNER STOCK!
WIE would announce to friends and the public gen
w orally, that we closing of our Summer
stock and all kinds of Fancy Summer Goods must be sold
such as the following, which still have good stock Of
30 pieces Bereges, from 121a to SO cents
100 do Lawns do 12l2 to 371% cents
Is do Fancy Summer silks, SO, 62L, and rs cents
10 do Tissues, some very pretty
5O do Dotted Swiss Musins, from Is cents up
10 do Fine Organdie Lawns, rich patterns
rs do Summer Prints
rs do Irish Linens, all grades
10 do Pillow Slip Linens
10 do Barnsley Linen sheetngs, at very low prices
20 do Mosquito Net
~ do Cheap colored Tarcton for covering furniture
We have made the following addition in the few days
ZOO pieces very nice wide Bleached Cotton sell at
300 do Yard-wide Bleached Cotton, from to 12llc
Also, very good stock of New York mills and others
fine make of Cotton, for Shirtings
rs pieces Cotton Sheetings, all widths, with general
stock of bleached and brown Cotton Goods.
We earnestly request Of those of friends have not
settled their accounts since the LIST Of July, that they will
at as early date as possible and close them
up, either with the money or notes at short dates.
VERIFY MILLER.
ETT-
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-26
BurninK a Telegraph station.

LOUISVILLE, Aug "a
The telegraph Office at Rodney, Miss, has been
entirely destroyed by fire, and the instruments
| supposed to be lost, as they cannot be found.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-26
Tative American Nominations.
PIrTsnuRa. Aug. 25.

The Native American county convention this
afternoon nominated Lewis j. Fleming for Con-
gress in the 2lst district, and Jacob Shauer in
the 22d district. Daniel NJ. Curry was nomina-
ted for State Senator.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-26
Attempted Murder and Suicide.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. a.
man, named Peters, attempted the life Of
his wife to-day but he failed in his design and
only wounded her in the arm. He, however,
lodged two balls in his own body, which caused
his death
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-26
WOOD AND COAL.

WASHINGTON ASYLUM, Aug. Is, 1852.
PROPOSALS will be received by either of the under
i signed, Commissioners of the Washington Asylum,
until o'clock Friday, the 9th instant for Furnishing
90 tons Schuylkill white ash Coal
as cords seasoned Oak Wood
Is do do spruce Pine Wood
The Coal be the quality broken screened
The Wood well seasoned, and corded the Asylum The
whole delivered the Asylum by the LIST day Of 0cto
Der next and approved by the Intendant rejected
CHARLES A. DAVIS,
GEORGE ii. FULMER,
aug 1S-3tawt2Tth THEODORE WHEELER.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-26

New York Thankful for the encouragement he has re-
ceiyed from the members Of Congress- citizens and stran
gers he hopes by strict attention TO business and
determination to please to merit continuation Of past
favors
VIM II. FAULKNER, Sign Of the Shirt.
or The only place In the city where Shirts made TO
order Ian A-eotf
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-26
REV. VERNON EsKRIDGE, U. s. N.

REV. VERNON ESKRIDGE, U. s. N.
PORTSMOUTH, Va.,) Aug Is, 1851.
Mr.. J. T. BOush-Dear Sir: While / In general op-
posed - Patent Medicines candor compes that
have great confidence in the virtues Of Hamptous Vege
table Tncture For several months past have used 1t in
family and in Dyspepsia loss Of appetite, dizziness, and
general debility, with entire SO far my expert
extends therefore, take pleasure in recommending
TO the afflicted safe and efficient remedy
am respectfully, yours, VERNON ESKRIDGE,
Chaplain In the U. s. Navy.
HAMPT0N'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE, by its mild ac
ton the Stomach Liver and the Kidneys will Dys
pepsia Cough, Asthma Bronchial and Lung Ahections
Pains in Back Sde and Breast Consumption scrofua
Rheumatism Govt Neuralgia, Fstua, Piles Bowel Com.
plants Worms, Nervous Debty-with all diseases arising
from impure blood aud Is the greatest Female Medicine
known.
For Cholera Morbus, Cholc Darrhoa and all diseases
incident to the bowels in the season, it has
equal.
We ask the afflicted 10 call those having this wonderful
article for sale and get pamphlets, gratis.
For sale by @. Stott A Co., Washington, D. @.
Wallace Elliot, cor. and 18th SITS.
d. b. Clarke, Md nv. A L It'll st.
j. Winner, 9Th ST., near Louisiana av
McInire's, cor / and 7th st.
r. S. T. Cissell, Georgetown.
O. G, Berry, Alexandria, Va.
And by Druggists generally, everywhere.
MORTIMER a M0WBRAY,
aug 11-trJ General Agents, Baltimore st.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-26
LIME DOUBLE ENAMELED FRENCH

IL CARDs.-Another lot of fine Cards for engraving
and writing upon with the style and pencil and variety
Cards for printing purposes Of the different numbers and
quates-at Mrs. COLLISIONS Fancy Store, sixth street.
feb 20--tr near Louisiana avenue.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-26

NEW MUsIC-JUsT RECEIVED.
rINHE lonely aud wife
We come again with song TO greet you, Ethiopian)
Old folks Mt home
The separation
Home again
What are the wild waves sayingl (DuetO
Wait for the wagon, Guitar and Piano.
When am old
Sweet memories of thee
Uovenot Quckstep
And assortment Of Pokas Quadrilles schottisches
Waltzes, &c, which will be sold low in quantities at
Winners Cheap Cash Stationery Store,
jy l2-tr 9th st.. Louisiana avenue.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-26
Capt. Marcy, &c.

MEMPHIS, Aug. "a.
Captain Marcy passed here this morning, on
board the steamboat Fanny Smith
The steamboat May Queen was snagged and
sunk in the Arkansas river on Friday last. The
boat will prove total loss.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-26
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.


NJ
WASHINGTON 0FFIcE NATIONAL HOTEL
Transmitted for The American Telegraph.
ONE DAY LATER FROM LONDON.
New YORK, Aug. 26-lO a. m.
me Times Of the 18th has a conciliatory arti-
GIG On the subject Of the American fisheries.
Maintaihing the justice of the British construction
OF the treaty it concludes as follows:
II the measures of our government have been
abrupt let the Americans recolect that the prov
ocation given by their fishermen has been noto-
riously great If our Ministers have acted rude
ly, their own Senators have not been far behind.
The interests Of the two countries, and very
many beyond, are SO dependant on our mutual
good will, and so easily reconciled' with each
other, that pacific adjustment ought scarcely
be the work of a day. 1t is not from England,
IN 1852, that America will fail to receive consid-
erations Of amity."
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-26
BALTIMORE COLLEGE OF DENTAL SURGERY
SESSION OF 1928.

FACULTY.
CHAPLIN A. HARRIS AM Id, Professor Of PRINCIPLES and
Practice Of Dental Surgery.
Taos. BOND AM Md, Professor Of Special Pathology
and Therapeutics.
WR HANDY, d., Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology
ALFRED A. BLANDY, Nd Professor of Operative Dentistry
PHILIP ii. AUSTEN, MD, Professor of Mechanical Dentistry
REGINALD N. WRIGHT, AM, M d., Lecturer on Chemistry
The Mechanical and Dssecng Rooms will be opened
the last Monday Of October The IDfrmary will be open
throughout the The regular of Lectures begin
on the last Monday Of November and continue till the last
of March.
Dissecting ticket, Optional 10
Good board. $3.50 to $3.50
aug l0-lm* W. II. HANDY, Dean.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-26

NOTlCE.-The undersigned hereby inform the citi-
IN zens of Washington and the public generally that
they have this day entered into copartnershp for the
pose Of making Plans Specifications, and estimates for
Dwelling and other Houses and TO measure and value all
descriptions of builders work. thorough practical
quantance with the various branches Of houebuildng
horze the undersigned thus TO offer their services to meet
the increasing demands Of the community.
Office street. north SIDE third door from sth street
will be open for business from a. m. TO I'm.
All orders will be attended TO promptly and upon liberal
terms JOHN O. HARKNESS,
aug p-2aw1m WIN. w. BIRTH
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-26
CASH aAsl Gas,

GAS Tubing introduced into Public Halls. Private
" Dwellings, Hotels, Churches, and every desorinon
GasFitting promptly executed by competent and
nenced workmen, at moderate rates.
Also, always on hand, handsome and complete assort
men OF Chandeliers Pendants Brackets &c
D the celebrated house Of Cornelius Baker Co. Phlade
phia which viii be sold at the manuacturers prices
@. w. BoTELER,
General House Furnishing Store opp. Centre Market