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wound In the heart Of every Frcpchm and II would
require 61t little to rouse the nation to take revenge
attention. Africa afforded no field large enough
might be that backed bv Russia, he would
iah upon our unprotected coasts and cities, anu
In their ravagc and de.truction build for him
self From these reflections which e pursued in
every possible shape phase and contingency no drew
the practical conclusions TINT II broke out In Eu
States to keep out ofh Opportunities would DO sought
to draw into IT. and the first offence TO flag would
be resented In such event the counscs Of Washing
ton would not prevent engaging In war. Hc rs-
fcrred to what the United States had done in honorng
Kossuth the preacher Of crusade against Russia No
greater insult could have been given to Russia than tho
honors conferred upon Kossuth That Insult had been
given and 1t dlo to debate about the forms OF these
resolutions when great offence possible had
been given. He who gives deliberate insult should i'm
medately take measures to guard against the conse-
Quence Wisdom sheuld tell us that with view to our
tsfetytO preserve should lose no time In
putting national deences In such position ~ 70
bid defiance to the world. These measures OF de-
fence and protection he said, wero attention TO our
financial system overland communication to tho
Pacifche adoption Of proper to secure rove
nue. In OF and tho stoppage OF foreign trade
the suppression of all sectional srifethe armng and
strengthening of the national defsncos and large addi-
tions to the military and marine. He contrasted tho
naval forces Of England Russia and France with that OF
the United States Tho latter had but 10 vessels with
200 guns; and this tho bcggsry miserable force By
which the immense coasts Of tho United States tw,
to he protected against the world lie la
mented and dep0red that In this pressing aud alarnin
state of affairs but thought ruled and governed al
sections and parties and that the attainment Of party
power.
Mr.. CoorEx, (whig) of Pa having got the floor, the
further confederation Of tho subject postponed until
tomorrow week.
JAPANESE nxpRDnIos.
MIR. BoRLANp (dem. of Ark. said no would not now
press his resolution of inquiry to the object Of the
posed expedition TO Japan because Of its friends
preferred that IL should be offered In executive session
The Senate then adjourned.
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VeIAN0s-FOuR SECONDHAND PIANOS, AT Ssj,
S6S, Sgo aud $40; six new and valuable rosewood
OF sa 70 asyon for sne .y % pey
naches Sears, &c Cash advances Dry Goods, Gro
eeres, Iartwgrc, Furniture, Pinnos Watches Books
=! v. JONES, 80 Ann street, second door.
NOR SALE ONE ciLnERT's UPRIGHT PIANOS
very tiPertor Instrument, but few months la
Apply at No. 80 East Tonth street.
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DOUB 81 y TT.
BOARDING AND LODGINGS.

A ROOM TO LET, FROM THE FIRST OF MAY FUR
nshed or unfrrnifhsd. in Amy street. few doors
from Bresdway with bree kfss AMI tes required. In
quire In the store csc Broadway, of II Cola
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-14

A GENTLEMAN Is IN WANT OF A NEATLY FUR
nshed bedroom, with meals in family In
the neshborhood of tho Park Address a. r. c. p Herald
ofnce, stating terms, SC.
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A FURNISHED BEDROOM IS WANTED WITH A
frugal lreakfass on or in the neshborhoed Of Brook
iyn Heights. for English gentlemap He doas
about ths family being gentee but comfort cleanliness
rspectabiy. is desired Address William H. this office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-14

THE FIRING INTO THE STEAMER CAMAScuE ny Msxi-
CAN SOLDIERS ETc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-14

A YOUNG FRENCH GENTLEMAN. WILLING TO FA-
n mari4e himself with the English language, desires
obtain board in aprvate family exchange FOR which he
will give Lessons in tho French lar literature
thematcs. References u Howard street.
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"A FURNISHED SITTING AND BEDROOM TO LET
20 one or two single gentlemen. in private family
terms moderate bath and water closet for tho of
ocupant heerenoes exchanged Inquire At 35 Broadway
cre door above Franklin street
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nj MIss MANN HAVING TAKEN THE HOUSE NO. .
1Vl Fifth of Clinton place. will receive
Application for hoardera AZ 722 Broadway
The daily union., 1852-08-01

GREAT BARGAINS.

VE desire call The ladies complete sock
ofdTess goods which selling on al eauyfsdncsd
prices in The advanced OF the
We selling handsome bereges al len and rs cents
Plaid and PLAN eAmbnes yep cheap
i)oitod swiss mnsins from 25 eeuIsu
Common book nus suitable covering sasneS5 at cents
Handsome India siles, al 80 cents
Nehlblaek silks at ali prices
100 pieces figured lawns, from leA cents up
Handsome einghams, all prices
50 pieces befege de laines, cheap
10 pieces Barnsey ga, l04, IA and 1874 sheetngs
10 do handsome table linens
80 do Russia diaper all widths
70 do IRISH linens, all qualities
100 dozen towels, lne cheap
10 pieces white aud brown iluen drills, for boys
10 pieces striped do
20 pieces brown figured linens, covering furniture, &c.
% pieces handsome black lawns at lax cents
dozen ladies hose, ali eoors and quail
lilies
MennO gauze shirts, sc.
pairs embroidered muslin curtains very low figure
cases white shirlinY cottons from % cents up
Domestcs Of all kinds, a lowest market price.
We have Ian worked infants robes, which will now
close OF very cheap
general Of seasonable goods which will Offer
below former prices, order reduce stock
tory taking an inventory next month
BAY STATE LONG 5HAwLs.
ladies going the springs,
heavy Bay State long shamis, which
viii sell very cheap this weather
July e-d2w W. M. SHUSTEH CO.
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Capc Island National Hall
MIR. j. X. GOODALL,

Professor and Teacher Danng Department. Cisthen Septre,
aud the athletic Indian club exercises for settee from
London,
AS honor inform the families Of this neighbohood that
Ii request ladies and genlemen he will take
teaching
Indispensable branch of genee educaton and, having studied
Mr. Mason Mr. Tenniel London also
years. testimonials the families and
md guardians YOUTH enable him mpa all the fashionable ee
only do him credit gen
his patrons.
Gooda making elegant
his pupis be respectfully socits
early call enable him fully out his plans relative to
all his spare gentlemen wishing to
practise vioioncelo, who
te aid Of and OF his ability
he director
National respectfully invites all
inspect families and schools he has taught
Ing long period in England
G. viii singing, and intends TO form vocal
and in Will be happy
pr vate lessons n any of the above branches.
Address Mrs Bays, door Dougasss greenhouse
rec
July 20-eo3t
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DAmp,s Enrn,.nr, w.renense. E,phth .srr.. ,x...

DAIRD'S Furniture warehouse. Eighth street.
side third door north Pennsylvania Washington D.
The attention of the public respectfully called
elegant ef cabinet furniture, which
lec'ed from the celebrated manufactures
East the articles Gothic French
steads, with kad's paien, be latest
paenfed
tables elegantly French sofas cloth
msos and dvsns ~ match together with
psrlor, drawing room sna chamber furniture.
o continue the urhoserng business the Old stand door
norm o. me hove where all orders in that line will be promp
tended erm
Believing that can make your advantage q ertend 70
establishment reasonable share rsonage confidently
recommend 70 your favorable consideration.
July ta-eswtw DAVID A, BAIRD.
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HE will Thursday, October IA
1852 the list of March, 1853.
Pacipies Practice OF Surgery aud Clinical Nathan
X. Smith, M. D.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, William E. A. Akin, NJ. ID.
Principles Medicine Medicine,
uel thew M.
Anatomy and Physiology Joseph Roby, NJ. d.
Obstetrics, Richard H. Thomas, NJ. -.
Maiea Medica Therapeutics and Pathology George W. Mlten
berger, NJ. ID.
Practical Anatomy, Berwick b. Smith, M. d.
Fees for the full $50 demonstrators e S0 matricua
tion, o graduation. $40.
For clinical instruction. faculty have their
msnd the Baltimore In6nary the with the Uni
immediate containing abuHdred and
eighty beds University and managed and
tended the faculty This institution devoted the
disease which furnish
useful ana profitable subjects clinical observation. An
addition during which will
rally IL open
all throughout without fee.
cheap Expenses Of living
In Baltimore as as n any Atlantic city.
WILLIAM Il. A. AKIN, M. D., Dean.
= BALTIMORE, May is, ls52.
July 27-2awtl5Oct
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EDWARD X. COLLINS h CO.,
No. SO Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, sHTPLEY, co.
Liverpool.
T. @, ROBERTS n CO..
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE A. CO,
25 Rue Note Dam. des VICTORIES
Paris.
GEO. DRAPER, Iisvre.
of accountable gold
unless
and the thereof therein expressed
Sopt5-diy
The daily union., 1852-08-01

PROPOSALS for Carrying the Mails o United
States steamboats, from ne 18th day Of Nove.bsr next T. The
Louisiana Once Of the Post Once
spa sspsemSs next X 10 q decided y following
From By G Grand Ga g K.s Ko1iG ,s
Landing, F,aneisslle, Waterloo PoIs Hudson, Lob
fss sG's bs n1Gn
ssa % Iada s% "a %s: q.
and back iom LIST October to Ist July, and
Leave vessSuls sy daily except "wednesday, SPIN;
New ssS oHsa"s % daily snespt sanSay
ropaas 70 on dss ne o
"Trip going and The Wednesday returning will
be considered.
be executed BY the ls of September next
should the department appoint travelling agents for the oue they
performed and fines imposed for those NOT run a.rseaDy "
The General may ne contract M 10, &
the contract or schedae provided pro extra pay
extra pay on ali curialmens ordered in No
pay will be made should the distance @ M man
and from Offices that be e.tahshsd within quarter e.
guaranteed by o. more responsible and The SUN
General endorsed Mail Proposals
for route SILL The are ret to DC executed 0y e .h m Ism S
herein particularly menoned usually required in this department
depamen, itself right decline
Of % one n s @ e
for direction The final decision on such bids to be made
commence required, day Of July thereafter The
be executed BY the let of June next
Form Of a Guarantee.
aT The undersigned guaranty that, h the bid OF - fsr
Sill by the Postmaster Gen
ea shall the contract
General he 18th day of kovem
nert, with at least two good and sufficient susues"
Dated -. tsiEned)
Form Of Certificate.
undersigned postmaster Of, ccrtfes that he Is well
above Bsmed, and their
make good their guarantee
dated -. tsgned3
modification ofa bid in my Of
received with the
competition, last hour for receiving bids
N. X HALL, Postmaster General
Posr oruos DEPARTMENT, July %, 1882.
24-waw
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Land for sale In Eastern Virginia.

HE being nom attending
by hm has concluded oder fof
private sale This farm Is about miles from Williamsburg IN
James City In Williamsburg located two hourhlng
academies and omale which considered to be
excellence William
this institution under the OF the
bishop the Episcopal Church OF Virginia. and
many distinguished educated including JEFF
Presidents individuals desirous OF edu
children offered therefore, inducemen
this vicinity Moreover tines of between New
York. Baltimore, Richmond shortly
wha miles this aud that
might converted into lucrative market garden consists Of
arabic ad valuable meadow contains 6he
p mill and there abundance OF mari The
who 10 i5l acres.
land a Norfolk Beacon
SINCE who 1. the proprietor OF estnte
refused w.
person who wished make the purchase
establish vegetable gmden,n &c. /.
Tnr vRerrArLp Lowrs VrRoIMAs-We take FROM
Argus following statistics &c. The steamship
yesterday New York carried from marke
Noos 81 barrels cherries and 1s barrels Of 1hs
Baltimore boats, have averaged each UP ae
II is estimated hst less than hall million q
from MS port. - R,ca,sord Enquirer.
wishing purchase viii communicate win the under
signed Williamsburg Virginia.
July 22-lawld JOHN NJ eALT, NJ d.
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AOTICE.-A has been duly made Navy
Department desire OF the British that the
United states should adopting
the fate OF Mr. Benjamin BOYD, English gentleman
supposed have been cntrappod and either have
l held captivity by the natives OF the island
Guadecanar solomon Group, Pacific
ocean, aid In rcscung him from captivity n detained r
ny direction Secretary Navy
operation Of engaged In
the whale fishery other pursuits which lead them IN the
nrgborood said iands especially invited Rrd requested 70
OF Mr. Boyd, and n prisoner peaceful
and lawful obtain his release.
Sydney In me
yacht wanderer,n landed interpreter the
side Of Guadelcannr, October
supposed the place
Of landing island given latitude o. 40 sou, and long
tude 1892 ca
should information be obtained II the fate of Mr. Boyd notice
Of il requested be forwarded Navy Department
Navy DrrArrsrsr, July 10, ls52
July I0--9tswtw
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Marlstf

NrOvICE-snd warrant No. 1921 issued
.rned June sfs private in Captain coeman. company,
A.hna III.
Rown United Representative, and has by
This the efoe 10 notice that
u ,f N, e,n,r,,,on appic
10 The In the city OF Washington
plcate warrant and further have filed cnueat with the
Land Once, the isusnce
me oa,en on the warrant 7
nisaid as aforesaid, DAWN ~ iONES,
Ap1t-1nw6~ Of Neshoha county, Nss~tppi.
The daily union., 1852-08-01
nv ,ns rr..,asn, Of ,ns Un,.sa states.

IN PURSUANCE or LAW, /, MiLl.ARD FILLMORE, presi-
make public viii Nc held Inc Land Once at
m @ me Y a Ny.asst os foo hs disposal
rhe public lands situated In The following named so"n' ANA
fractional townships, viz
North ofAs Of fourth praapai "e'ta"
Fractional townships thirty ihiy eight the right
bank CroA hss and townships shir nne, forty, forty one
Iowashps hiry eight ly mine, for. range
An island in sections thirteen twenty -four, township
81 townships thirty eight thirty nine and forty, Of range ~en-
townships iory, foyone and for,wo, range three
nne island in section four Of township thirty Of range
townships lir, seven thirty eight, of twenty-five.
Towpshs thiy-eisht .hiiy-nne, and forty, Of
townships turtyesh, and thirty nine, Of range twenty
Township thirty nine, of range twenty eight
Lands appropriated by law for the use Of schools military and
other WIN be excluded from ,he sale 10
aud will proceed in the order In which they are
sssa and he sas b., e sas
open longer than two weeks and no private sa o. Zoe o
services rendered 10 Tue tnsS states any q lands.
hand at .he ely Of Washington hi. wenninh
MlLLARD FILLMORE.
by the President ,o
Acting Commissioners OF the General Land oics.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS AND TO LES
SEES, OCCUPANTS, AND rEKAIIrTEEs or MINERAL
Every person entitled the sh, Of 70 any Of the
rated is required satisfaction Of the Regis
swa,s and make ~ therefor ere q. soon
The public sale, otherwise such claim will be forfeited And
having under the entitled San ac TO
ate the Territory OF Wisconsn, and for
approved 30 March, lo7 ieecs oocipon
peritecs the
townships and fractional townships above
entitled the entitled An act 10 reduce
price OF the mineral lands IN e Lake Superior
Michigan, and the Chippewa district in Wisconsin hp
proved laud covered by their
leases occupancy PERMITS respectively at the minimum price
full section, enti
the surrender Of such lease permit a e proper land Of
he shall full secop,a The
required establish the same 10 the salts
Register and Receiver saltwater nnd make
appointed the Of the public sale Of
embracing the camed otherwise such claim Will be
| forfeited. .x..x.oxx
| Acting Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
| July 3l-lawl3w
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New York FAahionabIe Clothing Establishment.
Wholesale and refnit, for cash only.

New York FashionabIe Clothing Establishment,
wholesale and retail, for cash only.
LFRED MUNROE Co, No 44I Broadway tbetween Howard
n Visiting New York,
either for business call nt Their extensive sn
and superb assortment Of
Fin. and fashionable clothing
Gentlemen. furnishing goods,
Boys' and children's clothing, Sc,
of the best description, there exhibited for sale.
The principles which New Orleans esahhs
snt which have made universally popular IN the south
West strictly adhered AL Broadway, New YORK
facilities for obtaining such snseie ~ al All
choicest and fashionable styles Of garments
nd ~ prices
rverv article is sold under full guarantees
rsousrhe article 10 ed, in
Main 6s,vrs and reduction
he made. . ,--,..
's'F ALFRED MUNROE
AL broadway New York
Alvnsp MuraoR, -. :. !.
WIS ". ARsArr way Ns-oH"u
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Each passenger allowed lbs baggage free
ceeding n 10 cubic feet .
steage furnished with mattress and pow ana
with the crew.
be Chagres 20 foot and from
The
the shmus of the passengers.
perceived through mail line
advantage quality Of the employed and
the boats always ready
at both ends of the line accidents.
For further information apply the office of the company 4 and
SIS choice beuhs nppy thu conpanys
agency No 1T West street, of Warren street, New York.
MARI
The daily union., 1852-08-01
.. The Campaign or Is4s.,

THERE hand little than hnHdred copies Of
" The Campaign OF 1896" political published during
under the auspices Thomas Richie. All The
which catered into that faithfully recorded
1874 and lss by States and Counties e m proceedings OF the Bat
Convention and OF the Phiadephia wE Convention
which
brought the approaching campaign will BE-
found In this volume.
The Cangn contains i6 folio bound boards
be AT the low pce
dollars.
As about hundred hand those who
wish ls,rchase may procure them at this Office.
Juno II-eou
The daily union., 1852-08-01
Collector once, j

Collectors Once, July 70, 1854.
NoTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR PROMPT
PAYMENTNolce IL hereby that the for the
payable ohhce and
Of 10 will be allowed for The paid
3 Of August all fret being paid
H. j. ROCHE,
July 27-eotdn Collector
The daily union., 1852-08-01

Orange and Alexandria Manassas Gap Railroads
IE daily passenger station o'clock
Passengers connect win e r sawyeIs lines Of coaches
for Mddeburg Uppervie Paris Louaoun county, Mill
wood and Winchester reaching Winchester by hapas o'clock
m. Fare through, 81.
BY aia for Waenten, Fauquer Springs,
Cupepe Court house. Orange Court house, and Gordonsvie
Virginia Central railroad named
thence Charlottesville, by lines,
reaching Wanenon Springs dinner honr Cupeper
Court house by O'Clock and Gordonsye full time
morning OF Virginia Central road from
Richmond Charlottesville. Through Gordonsvlie
Sawyer's the above elegant their
dnsh eseeled by those of line the
Mr. Sawyer gives his
nexons the public may upon driving good time
to all points
laid with heavy iron and Of
exced by the United saes and provided with
guards all OF the approved Unfit railway
Through tickets be obtained the Potomac House, Penny
Washington Newton Mansion House, Aexan
dria. Baggage loo lbs per passenger.
The between Washington
regularly with the above and
on
from boats the railway station
either of the above roads IL numbering
day. charged but
The Orange completed oreb mile
Fauquier county, the Manassas Fauquer county,
SO IN from Ale nandria.
II. IL. MIDDLETON, Sup. o. and Alex. u. r.
NJ. M. WELSH, Sup NJ. G. r. X.
June l--d0
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Pacific Mail steamship colnpsnyrhe only
Lime for California Oregon.


fD~Sxa The public informed that under present
Tx
SlkfN aud approved by tbe Navy Department. suitable
-Sn1Kak- Ia strength aAd power lor conversion nio war
the class, United STATES mails
hereafter leave Panama san Francisco immediately
Atlantic nais Francisco io
longing this Pacific,
viii be always Ia port end Of the
The daily union., 1852-08-01

The steamship Columbia VIII semi monthly
ports Oregon awaiting the
of mails and from
without delay with the mails and passengers the
from San Francisco.
propeers and side wheel steamers will be kept
and passengers
Panama IA Francisco.
will Keep eonnssion between
The The Auan
mantaiaed by United States mail steamships;
Georpla 5000
I'll Dorado. Lew
The daily union., 1852-08-01

DIACK aOrDSs-Now In STORE
black silk duemani,m or bnck twisted silk, al
various prices, good covrs and quality
90 pcces black berepe, assorted qualities and prices
bombasins the best grades low
pieces black sipacas, assorted from common TO e@ snpe
nne
peees wide and black English
Ib peccs superior siks all glossy and cheap.
the min n line for mourning WEAR
Terms II, unless arranged 10 the contrary.
Good ARTICLES. low pcos dorling relied all
c.sc, PERRY n BROTHER,
June Ip-eof Opposite Centre Market
The daily union., 1852-08-01
SAGUENAY RIVER.


SALT WATER BATHING AND SALMON FISHING.
Ssr, For the saguenay stopping Murray Bay, River
kpxkkp Loup and Cacouna. The l-known sea-gong
-KE.21zzA steamer ROWLAND HILL. Captain j. b. Ryan
having been in complete order supplied with new boiler pc
low, her furniture BEDS bedding rehed and renovated win
dining saloon senddy urDshedn the most modern
table be supplied with the best the market Affords
especially fitted for this route
appuenance the peasure comfort and safety
by her strength and speed is particularly
adapted to the above navigation
This leaves Montreal for Quebec on every niohday
ing o'clock ST. Andrews whan Tuesday
morning above named fashionable watering
places will during the remainder OF the travel
succeeding Monday
Quebec "Wednesday
ing passengers Offer the river sasuenay to the
frimed Ia la Bay and places OF interest on tat ajesnc
Passengers leaving Monday be landed in Montreal the
Friday morning
Hill will leave this for Quebec, RIVER du
CacouDa, Friday evening atb O'CLOCK returning u
bee o Sunday, aud Montreal on Monday morning.
Fare reduced % per from last years prices.
Montreal River du Loup Caconna ~
o Saguenay and back to Cacouna.
g to River du Loup or Cacouna and back to Monre-
al, same np.. ................
I" " Saguenay and back to Montreal. III
Meals included.
rooms, half a dollar extra.
Children under IL years. and servants accompanying cabin
sengors, half price,
DrsrAScE-From Montreal to Chcoun d3l
TO Cacouna .out
% Quebec to Chcouiini. ini..................25t 25t
Cacouna. na..........-....-.........l2 IN
comodous hotels been opened at River du Lou
nd Cacouna, reception visilers this
MONTREAL, June, 1852. July l4-dlot
Cape Island National Hall.
IS large new, elegant hotel open for
public will this of the cliaracerequal in all
RESPECTS the best American hotels
steps from with magnificent view
AARON GARRETSON,
June 24-lmo Proprietor.
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VI. q. FAINT
Missouri.

Evans ". q. FAINT
Late Chief Clerk Pension once. missouri.
I,vAns n FANT. Attornsys and AEe"ss, opposite
T,essury pnidins ~ c. give prompt attention 70
Un,-d sr pensions bounty s"n . sna
Sc Mr. Evans will give sspecsi snsn"o" !" r')se"
nd sasp~od~d revolutionary pension claims
she prices pslh fos Land snd orders Tor mem uo"
promptly 6Iled,
Of cony... .nd ocer Of the sn
orally. lkepoo"ni s"'' ~ $50
The daily union., 1852-08-01

EROM IlOvDOS.-Wigpprs Emh.nfing Lands from IN
II 7 1852
Macfariane'a History OF British India. vol, lsp
WooIbousos Elements Difeenfial Cscsus
Gifrard's Anecdoe. Of British Navy. vol. 1852
Hasted's Screw Fleet Of the Navy, VOL, 1851,
I.ococ ~ Perspective vol, ts,9-
weiQn's Figura Drawing | vpl 1852.
Lights and Shadows Of Scottish Life vol edition.
vs.ru.t hy Iocthart VOL edition.
sensibiiy, by Mis-. Austen. vol, edition.
Pride and Prejudice by Miss Austen, vol, edition.
Just imported from London direct by .. -
July fhNN'h iAthpk
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ron uARPEe.s FERRY.

Fashion will the cf-ong season,
this date between Georgetown and Harpsr'
Ferry.
daily arriving nj Harrrrs Ferry
time for the for Cumberland and
Winchester.
Returning leaving Hsrpss Perry arriving At oserse
q ner IT morning 6 O'Clock.
onibu.es readiness srvai Of passenger.
Z convey them 10 Washington,
Dy-Fwe through, including bonrd, 81 20
Mar