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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09
a C. a II ID .

Vie undersigned have formed partnership in
4 the legal profess on. They will attend the
County and Superior Couris Of Berkeley, Jefferson.
Morgan, and Frederick, and the Superior Courts
q other counties in such cases only in which they
may be specially retained
i CHAS. JAS. FAULKNER.
FRANKLIN THOMAS.
Msrtinsburg Anril 8 lg53-tv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09
MoTARY PUBLIC


At T@2NEY Az LAW.
M Ill practice In Frederick and the adjoining
w Counties, and will undertake the prompt COZ
lection q CLAIMS on EVERY DESCRIPTION
He will also act as Agent for The Sale or PURCHASE
II Real Eaakc on the most favorable terms
oiiee--Ns-gt SeePheRsbErg, Fred. Comfy, Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09

TO THE CITIZENS or cHARLEST0HNs
TINE Corporation Tax Is now due. fou viii
u theEefoge Be prepared 10 pay when called on.
as have uiiiisls time 10 collect them ana money
Is much wanted G. 6. BRAfsfS
september - le32 Collector
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09
CITY IfOTEL,,

CORNER or VAIL \. MAIN STREETS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
fTyHE nearest Hotel In the City 10 the Depots Of
Il the Central u Danville Raid Road and the
James River Steamers
) T. NJ, B ROY, Proprietor.
ASSIS TANT'S
WM. Lca. TAYLOR. WIN. WILLIAMSON.
April % 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09

r i feel moaaed dying Cobbler,
that sOax weaker each succeeding day,
that ] fast approach my end--a few stitches
and all will Be over. In heaven there is
rest for the sole earth hath no sorrow that
Heaven cannot heel Having said apl that
be wished, be calmly b.eathed his last
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09
OAK GROVE ACADEMY.

We subscriber has taken charge .. he above
sehuoi, situated Al ihe fsssdenee 81 MI. VIZ
=. v1aren. n beautiful AMI healthy region 81
eour'fy, whene facilities for study eanhot Sc SIR.
passed Al the different branches Of 4 fhorou 81
gu Be taught The system Of Insirrcsic6 viii -
the ssme q thai pursued In The Virginia Milliary
institute Pupils may enter Al any lime. but viii
oe considered as engaged for s nunibs from ne
time q entrance, and 70 deduction VIII Be made
except IN cases Of pfoifaeted sickness.
TERMS OF INSTRUCTION.
For Sessiph Of 10 months, from st5 10 sas
Board, Washing, Fuel. Lights. &c. Tor
Session Of 10 months aim
bsK Applications made 10 tie subscriber ~ IS
Mr. WM. A. CARrER, an N. II, Ssepaens6urg. will
be promptly attended TO-
M. P. CHRISTIAN.
as Grad. Yirg. NJ
REFEREHcEs.
Col. =. sMiTH, supt & pfpi 81 Mathematics ~
Esnaa Military instiinte Ma J. II T. PnEsTox, ProE
q Languages Eagiish Lii do I; Mai n III WIZ
LIA'tsos Prof Engineering. Drawing & Architecture
do; Maj. Z. j. JACKSON, Prcf. Nat. Philosophy &
aEiii. do Mai WV: GLHAs Prof Of Chemistry,
Geology, mincraIogy Agriculture Capt r. Z. Col,
sTos, Prof q French Language, do; Capt W.. ID.
SrrAar, ASH Prof Of Mathematics, do.
Carter Hail. frederick Co.
October Il lS59-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09
-NNTECE.

yTINCINHELLER i LEToRT, having dis
v continued lie Saddle and Harness Making
business IN CharIestown, respectfully request that
ali persons indebted 10 Them would call immediate
II upon G. g. BRAed, who has their accounts. and
settle the same ]. vincinheller, still carries on
The above named business il all its branches -
Martinsburg, where lie will be happy 70 MI all Or
ders from Jefiersonsnd adjoining counties, Orders
efi with l. NJ Carter, in Charlestawn, snalireeeiss
prompt attention, as well as all others
January rs, lS52.--H.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09
yyEI. 4. DAUGzIERTY,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public.

HiRPERS-FEhRY, "a,
DRACTlCES In the Courts of this and the adj
A joining COUNTIES, and will take Affidavits,
Dispositions and the acknowledgement of Deeds,
test foreign bills Of exchange
Feb. 81 1S5T-SpirR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09
Dr.. A. W. GRAI

.nFFERs his Professional Services 10 the citi-
~ zens q Charleslqwn and It's vicinity. He
viii be found Al bis Office, kihe one formerly occu-
pied BY the Rey. Mf. Duti0n, Of At Carers Ho:el,
snless professionally engaged
SepternfSsr q fSS1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09
The CharIes.oWn Female Seminary

WILL be opened again Tor Boarding and Day
w Scholars ~ ne 1914 n s1fxk S pteal5ey, and
fentnne IL Session ungH The I5id az July Pupils
WI pot be reeeised>1or less tine Than Half
Session.
CHARGES
For Daar'ing and Tuition IN En-
glish GnciudiBg al expenses.) Sl65 per session
For Day Scholars, S25 and $40 -
Ancient ane Modern Languages, $40 Each
Fur Musts SIP per quarter
TT Fofsuitiler infermajion Circular viii BE-
sent j. NJ. VIII JAMS,
Aug; 70, lo02-u. PRINCIPAL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09

IF A young man about Is years old,
from Columbia, 10 Morris county, was at
the corner of Gresn and Liberty streets,
with load of potatoes, which be was selling.
Some Of the bystanders were remarking up
on the Wing defeat and the election gener-
ally, when their conversation caught the ear
of the countrymahI and he enquirsd with
earnestness what had been going en- He
was informed that an election had taken
place, and Gen. Pierce had been elected
President ~
"Why," said the youth, awhat did they do
that for 2 T thought We had President
nown
The amusement created BY the guileiess
ignorance Of, the uniformed youth may be
imagined
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09

~ An Irishman went a fishing. End a.
laong other things be hauled in was d large
sized turtle. TO ebjoy the surprise Of the
servant girl, lie PLACED it in her bedroom -
Next morning the first that bounced into the
breakfast room was Biddy with the exclama-
ton Of s. BE JabeHs I've go. the devil -
What devil imputed the head Of the house.
feigning surprise. & Why the bull bedbug
sure. that has bcep atein' the children for
tbe iast t,vo t0onthkn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints.
DYE STUFFS,

TUST received, very large assortment Of
j DRUGS, Sc, White Lead, ground aud dry
Oils of AL kind; Toilet and shaving Soap, Sha-
wing Cream: SapopAene; Barry's Triccpherous !;
Hanels Eau Lusirale; virgins do; and other
prenarations for the HAIR PERFUMERY Of ev-
~ kipd Lnbin,s Genuine Extract; Wright's
Ex,rarts. All Of which are warranted 70 Of the
.r .se 5s-'''s, = Il H. SMITH.
N,,.,nh.r II 1859.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09
UNITED STATES MOTEL.

OOTEeF q AEHy lot. ana tlte Pn6Iec Square,
MARTINsBuRa. va.
INHE undersigned tenders her cordial thanks to
u her friends and the public for their past libe-
raj encouragement, and respectfully solicits con
iinuance OF the same. Her houseis about to I'M
eergo thorough repair, and she pledges herself
that nothing shall be wanting 10 make the United
States Hotela pleasant and agreeable home to the
traveller and guest. MARY ODEN
April S. ls52-n +
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09

~ d tape worm, measuring two hun
bred feet long, was taken from child at
Nashville last week.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09
MM. LISLE RAKER.

AgI04N9I ar Law
DRAcTISES, as heretofore. IN all the Courts OF
4 Jefferson, Berkeley and Clarke counties. As
Commissioners for the neighboring, and ali The
western States, he will take the Acknowledged ni
q, and ArTHgSTicArg under his SEAL or or.
rice any instrument Of writing to be used IN said
States; and as
NOTARY PUBLIC
LOT Jefferson county, he will administer affidaTits
lake DISPOSITIONS and Acknowledgment, Of deeds
mortgages, de-, 70 be recorded in any of the coun-
ties in Virginia
Charlcstown, Aug. ~. ls52-6m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09

~ The State Of Virginia has received
Gil, 400, being six per cent dividend On
the amount Of stock in which Virginia i in
terested in the Dismal Swamp Canal ~
There is. likewise. a larger amount payable
to the u States Treasurer upon the same
concern,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09
PATENT AGENCY.
JOHN :. GALLaHER, JR. &. CO..
Solicitors and Agents
YoRs
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC PATENTS.

NINTH BE7TttEE,y 4 AND n STR EETS, i
sWAsuIN1ToN CITY, D. O.
Nl0Meonsidefable ex peJienee, and successful
nraSllee n their profession the subscribers are
enabled % offer Lii services 10 Inventors and
others. and VIII attend promptly 10 all business 90
ing before The pArkSr OF4sts
Preliminary txannaIions made and questions
81 A,rety u iareatoa and iacalabiistg determined
IAyEAfs prepared and fled Specifications pro-
spefiy written oaI, and applications erawn up IN
due4orm aud presented
GsoMETReALi fseMgrArcaL and PsRsaEcrfvg
DaAwiScs made IN finished aud accurate man
ner, and when required drawn lda scale for pfae-
Teal purposes.
ExANisAfIoNs MADE or SKgTeass. il dccompa
nied-with explanation of the parts claimed as new.
: Letters aud Packages must be Pos Paid
-. Address
JOHN 8. GALLAHER, in. & co.
tV6Nh3ngtn6 Eant IN fp%1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09

1tHE subscriber has Just returned from the Eas.
Tern cities with large and splendid stock q
Fali and Winter Goods 10 which be would eau
he attention ol he pablo. Call and Examine tol
v .,1s I've JOHN L HO0FF,
October 81. 1852.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09

n When Maj JaSk Downing called on
Gen Andrew Jackson at the White House
for the FIRST time. be was RECALLED by the
President With champagne and olives, The
doughty Major tried both, 1.-The first be liked,
the second be hid pot fancy, and laying the
fruit hack upon tho plate. scarcely tasted,
said, General, yoAr cider is good, BAT darn
7to,tr 9,icLfesi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09
Tailoring Business,

ID all is various branches He hopes BY strict al
tention. and desire % please that be may share
portion Of the public patronage.
NEW FORK ASHIO Ms
received monthly. which enables him 70 give the
latest style. n JOHN SNYDER.
MAY 90, 1855 lv.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09

Losr FoaEyEE. "A New York Journal,
name not given, 81 accredited in enc Of our
exchanges iar the following
Lost Yesterday. somewhere between sun
r;ss and Sunset. tso golden hours, each set
With sixty diamo,ld minutes. No reward
is offered, FOR tie are gone forsyer.n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09

~ Tae following question &as FIRST pro
poua1ed ty "a Anonymous Scotch maiden,
many years ago. llas TO car knowledge, has
never been answered.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09
TO THE PUBLIC.

TTlHE subscriber respectfully announces g sne
citizens OF CharlesloWn and vicinity ma. he
has taken the shop, two doors East the alley
Bank, formerly occupied BY James Ciosniel, i0l
the nnrnnsa Of carving on the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09

T7IH0THY SEED, for sale by
sspisd KEYEs s KEARsLEY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09

ala bsdy meet a lsqsix coming through the rye,
liza body Kiss = sscif9 need . body cry ~
So fur as we are Formed in such matters,
we do no: hesitatsto express our opinion.
that under The circumstances, there is not
the slightest occasion for tears.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND LITERA.

IL RARY JOURNAL-Edited by David N. Lord
Published by Franklin knight at 40 Nassaustre,t New
York. Price IS per year. Contents OF No Afll, July,
1884, commencing the 5th year.
ART. THE THEORY ON WHICH BIOLOGISTS FOUND
THEIR DEDUCTION Of THE GREAT AGB or THE WORLD
Their three hypothesis Their hypothesis respecting the
whence the materials Of the strata were dra Tn
shown be incorrect ismerely assumed not proved that
the crust OF the globe granite they have no proofs
OF the existence Of the granite continents 10 which they re-
fer the ohe strata such continents and noun
tains have existed their y cory had they
existed they could not have been dn.egsted and rendered
susceptible Of transportation 10 the some Of the most
important elements the strata do not exist ia GRANTEE could
thew have been decomposed and borne TO the ocean
geolorca agents in activity could have dhused them
the the strata occupy Their hypoth sis
spectng the agents by which the strata formed shown
be it merely assumed not demosated the
Of many of the most OF the formations
in activity such ogranite sness trap sand lime
chalk coal Their views respecting the vegetables and ami
mails that imbedded in the shown 10 be mistaken
Their theory therefore, Of the vast OF the world Is
neither established consistent with the principles Of the
science, nor compatible with the laws OF matter.
ART. ia DESIGNATION AND EXPOSITION OF THE
FIGURES or ISAIAH, CHAPTER XXI
ART. THE TRUE COP KNOWN ONLY BY FAITH
ART. IV-DR. SPRINGS DIscoURsEs ON THE MiLLEs
MUM HIS attack milennarians he makes his own
opinions instead OF the word Of God the test by which he
tries their his statement of the grounds which
they found their system totally mistaken and UNJUST he is
himself obnoxious TO the charge he unjusy alleges against
them Of subverDg the prophecies the necessity that the
subject should be treated in wholly different manner
by misunderstanding if they wish to verify and maintain
their doctrine.
ART V-LITKRARY AND CRITICAL EoTIcEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-12
DROTESTANTS and FREEMEN.-

IL LA GRAN QUIVERA, or Rome Unnssked. By A
clergyman promised last week. is this day presented you
book foe the people in the approaching campaign and for
all time-35e pages limo in Spenseran vese. In which
the heroes OF Mexico appear under fictitious names Also
Dr Newman and Achtlh the Inquiston OF Monterey (;
or true but dignihed Lovers illustrating national and
domestic virtues Published with elegant steel engavings
by {. SHEPARD CO. No l52 Futon-st- Newly
70 booksellers. S34.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-12
TINE MECHANIC, No. 5, Just issued

Contents Inventors of Genius and those Of Ordinary
Capacity Conrasted-Hory of the Discovery Of the Theo
Central Forces by Newton and others Familiarity
Observation-Disclosures Cotton Manufacturing in this Coun
try noticing the Inventor of Each Machine their Produc
ton Dimension Of Building, Power Required, &c, con-
tDuedsreneth Of Material continued with Practical De
ductions-Notice Of all New Motive Powers now before
the Public, &c, Gc.-Large Selection Of Miscellaneous
Reading. Terms 81 per vearSl in advance All commu.
nicaons addressed to c. Z. LEONARD Editor, No. le9
Pc artist, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-12
STATEN ISLAND.-For

/ssle-Buildng Lots and Cottage Sites nes bs
rows IN the most central and desirable part 2, osty q
avenues are seventy feet vide, and INC sseSiss The
ss, CITY, and Nsows the exquiste dn.es obsr sdysn
bsss in lie vicinity Of churches scos so 10 ass.
sses render IL the most CO. Ixodns e present.
;an bsf ms but sts.meo., s1 cd the q ths
dsiey erected IN front q ,n ~ ssa bout 1Rp
1--WE w is1 "a ~ f VAN WAgENES ros s.sss Islas1.
as.,'a or WN. NOLAN 49,
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EusriaI Notifies.


rT- Obseouies Of Hon. Henry Clay.-The Spe-
es COMMITTEE of the Common Council appointed TO make
arrangements for the obsequies OF Hen. HENRY CLAY
respectfully announce their fellow citizens that the 10Th
Instant is The ay selected for the funeral ceremonies At
neeting of the Committee held Friday, July 8 1852
the following resolutions unanimously adopted and
ordered TO be published in the papers.
Rsolred That The Common Council Of the City OF New.
York will soemnize the death OF the late hon. Henry Clay,
By q Civic and Military Procession 49,
Reoired That feow-czeos generally and the dlner-
ent sociesies Trades and and the Fire Departs
Of this City, and adjoining Counties are requested TO
unite testimony Of to the ustrous dead and
eli Societies end Associations intending 70 cooperate
qused 70 communicate with the Committee at the Cham
Der Of the Board of Assistant Aldermen, from Wednesday
the 4th to Saturday the nth inst from u 70 clock
NJ day IN order make the necessary arrangements
% carry the views Of the Common Council in an appro
PIRATE manner.
Resoted That the Army and Navy Of the United States
on this station sed cooperate with in making
the necessary arrangements and that the Commute on Mill
txy be requested communicate with the commanders Of
the different stations.
Resoited That no banner bearing political devices in
N1ptioHs, shall be admitted in the procession.
COMMITTEE.
Beard Of A1ynen Board Of Assistants.
Wm Ii Cornell Isaac . Barker,
Wesley Smith, John j. TAFT
Nn N. Tweed J. III Valentine,
JAMES NJ Bard s. Benson MCGOWAN,
Ward, Wm h. Wright,
John Boyee VIM Anderson,
VIM Brsey Thomas Woodward,
Neh6 T. Compton Pres't. jonathan TrOtteI, PreSI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-12
~ PRIVATE SALE-The b
DTnT DING LOTS at YONKERS.-For

Is ale. Of Building Lot. in that PAT Of the W. W
.ss Of YOrke called as ~ ss % h sas
y Thee lou are the most desirable Of any nov o1ef
~ ~ ale and from their location must rapidly increase
p M WtIl be cola low II applied Tor immsdis'eiy ne
4. ser and terms made known BY applying 70 CoySs
~, EicOIAY No IA Grsnd-st, near the Bowery N. =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-12
BtaI estate for Bale.

a COMFORTABLE HON. W. 1911 s s%,e c 10
a th. village Of MSh Io good veil Of wstsI we'll
sse win Two o,. position and other sdyastses Apply
.hiSsfR ooWiTB, fih at, near the depot Terms noers.
II PRIVATE SALE-The handsome
n three-.iory brick House No 50 ~s.. aes an
IL. C,otou water bath arrange menu &C &c sna
sy h xsr an ths rrt floor Lot II feet BY ~ feet
Are Are Tor pce, terms and pas1,;s--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-12

~ Willi-ion seminary.-A meeting of the former
members Of Willston Seminary will he held in East Hsmp
ton, Mass on TUESDAY July a. After the Anniversary
Exercises in the church. Dinner will be provided IN the
Town Hail. for which tickets be obtained at the Hotel
Enoits will be made TO provide accommodations fer those
from distance All who have been members Of the lnst
tuition a cordially invited to attend.
Per order of Committee of ARRANGEMENTS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-12
Chances for Bnsinfss Ellen.

A RARE CHANCE to make fortune.
IA For sale one-haf Of newly invented and pa ent'
ed Mschne Each machine with team Of horses, will DO
the worn of twenty-five men, cheap and simple OF con-
sueon and must be universally adopted by all our farm
eTs and paIties holding country rights Will make
from $50 $40 per day each machine The inventor in
tends retain onehs Of the invention feeling that ne Is
unable 10 take charge the patent for the whole United
States For particulars apply 10 C. L. BARRlT Solicitor
Of Patents Roem No TO- No 252 Broadway, opposite City
Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-12

svN Notice TO Passengers from panamn %
t,cltsorr,a.- The PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COm-
sANY feel called upon give public notice mat NO ucse.
iIl he Recognized by their agent a. Panama wmcn are not
,ed by an Offices OF this Company and ina, tickets mus
sned can be obtained only at their Agency NO III wet
a Of c. L. BARTLETT, Esq, Boston; or Messrs AKIN
yrRONG HARRIS & co, New-orleans-New- ork, Jan.
~ IsS2 By order VIM II. DAViDGE, Secretary.
~ Part. Green, "sv Brandt Being a.
American patented l849 known TO be unsur-
s.ssed by any foreign importation for bancy or beauty Of
.,ior or durability This Green confidently recommend
"A AZ claiming the notice Of parties concerned In Its for
islopaiptips Venetian binds wall hanging 6c for which
,sness II Il adapted Manufactured and sold
~ THEO SCHWARTZ, No. IA Jscob-st- tSwamp)
First in the feld-Now we We got them.
~ Scott and Graham-Pierce and King
Parties requiring Posters for political meetings are re-
ouetted call and examine beautiful and accurate
traits Of all the Presidential Candidates These engavngs
been taken from the best dagueeoypes and cut BY
the best atss Politicians Of both parties who wish their
Printing executed in the STYLE and with the
utmost dispatch will consult their interests by leaving their
orders az BAKRR, GODWIN& co - great Steam Printing
Establishment Tribune Buildings Nassau and Spucest
We now making very extensive and complete ar
merits for the coming campaign and respectfully
het orders for every description Of Printing from small
Ticket mammoth Bill from all sections of the country,
North, South, Esst and West
Cash PTices-Teuns Cash.
BAKER, GOODWIN & CO.. Printers,
corner Nassau and Sprucess.
rsJs Entrance No I Snruce at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-12

CCHUBERTH & CO., Music Depot,
~ No 257 Broadway N Y, request the public to inspect
their immense stock Of Music for Voice, Piano for
hands for Organ Violin Visoncelo Harp Orchestra Ia
10 every style for vtuosos and beginners The greatest
lection In the United States Of 100000 worth Ordeu Of
Foreign and American Huds viii b stten5sd TO with
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A VALUABLE HISTORICAL

III WUKk.-CUKNISH LAMFUII q OOI NO INK
place, New-York have just published
THE NAPOLEON DYNASTY, OR HISTORY OF
THE BONAPARTE FAMILY, by the Berkeley Men. syo.
624pp Illustrated with twenty-five fine Portraits Pnce
81 80 This is one Of the valuable and interesting his
tocal works ever published in this country IL contains
twenty-five dsoc biographies of members Of the ilustr.
Gus Bonapsrte family, written In style OF glowing and
attractive eoquence and presents clearly TO the mind some
Of the most exciting events in the world history.
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Nsm Publications.

A TTENTION, SCOTT MEN The
N celebrated SCOTT PORTRAIT, Steel plate, u xl2
on superroyal paper is for sale Scott Clubs and the
Trsde at So a hundred DEXTER'S, 4S Ann-st-
Fer sale, as above, the CLAY Plate, 24x30 HENRY
CLAY at ASHLAND Discount large, beyond precedent.
SINGLE copies One Dollar Also for sale by Waller Keeps,
ara Hudson Smith NewYork; J. w. Moore, Philsdel.
phia; d. NJ Dewey Rochester.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-12

BROADWAY House, FRIDAY EvESiNc, July 9, 1852
~ Al an adjourned Meeting OF members Of the
SesId Clay Committee Of 1874 and Of the varlous Clay
Snb represented in that Committee or recognized BY II
oefine that year ~
Resided That the Presidents Of the Clay Clubs OF 1874 he
requested the surviving members OF their several
Associations WEDNESDAY, July Ia, at such places As
They may most convenient for the purpose, TO make
seAbe Preparations for general muster OF the members OF
ne Cabs Of 1874 the Of the uaeraI procession
appointed BY the JOINT Committee Of the Common Coaneil
Ake place TUESDAY 10Th inst, in honor otthe lAmented
s1c revered henry CLAY.
JoHN T. DoOeE, Secy. WILLIS HALL, President
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l1olitiral Notices.

~ Democratic Wing General COMMITTEE -
meeting of this COMMITTEES will be held on TUES
Y Y IvFNING july l3 at o'clock at the Broadway
pAi ~ order JAMES KELLY, Chairman.
WILLIA% L Y sHA aSio Secretaries