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Mn- For MAYoR-A. D. CRossMAN.

@E For MAYoR-A. D. CRossMAN.
N8- For ALDERMAN.-We are authorized to
BENJAMIN FLORENCE Esq Candidate for ALDER
MAN from the Fourth District Of the city Of Nsworloans
w Election to take place the h Monday in March, mb4
Me- For CoMPTRoLLER.-Edito of the Cres-
sThs friends Of good desire to testify at the
election month"; appreciation tho integrity
JOHN CALHOUN by ssctng him the Office of cosipTRoI
LER for which will please announce him Candidate fe2te*
ms~ For COMPTROLLER. - Please announce
O. DxBuYs the present Comptroller OF Municipality No. one
Candidate COMPREHENSIVE OF THE CITY OF NEW
ORLEANS. fill
rs For REcoRDER-Second District: J. L.
FABRE. mhs
rs For RECORDER.-We are authorized to
Mr. BoULIGNY Candidate for RECORDER OF THE
FOURTH DISTRICT OF NEW ORLEANS formerly tue city Of La
fsyette. fe9s
MS- For RECORDER.-THOMAs H. SHIELDS is
Candidate FIRST DISTRICT
subject to the nomination Of the whiE Convention es
@- For CITY SuRvEYoR.-We are authorized
HUGH GRANT Candidate CITY SURVEYOR OF
NEW ORLEANS. ~ Election Monday March 49, 1852. sis
re- For CITY SURvEYoR.-Messrs Editors Of
Crescent H. PILE candidate
CITY SURVEYOR. THE PEOPLE.
II Election on the q9d March, 1852. fsls Up
lg- For TREASURER.-WM. H. GARLAND is a
TREASURER OF CITY NEW ORLEANS.
MS For STREET CoMMIssIoNER.-Edit of
the Crescent PATRICK DAILY Candidate
the above Office. He has been old resident this city, and
rally known "Day the Dayman He will be supported by his
friends. mh6 tea
rs For STREET CoMM1ss1oNER.-F. MENDOZA
ton of the Wing Convention. mh3 tt
gaS" NOTICE.-No debts contracted for or on
the MOHAWK will be paid
from the Captain Clerk of the boat. [ml7l 7. b. SMITH,
Ig- WING CHALLENGING COMMITTEE, Fourth
Ward, Second Municipality
H. NOBLE, X. TURNER,
I. CLARK, c. VIM. LYLE.
SIMON GREEN, TIP WILLIAMS,
JOHN WOLF WM. GRIMSLEY.
~ WING CHALLENGING AND VIGILANCE Com
nTrEE Seventh Precinct Third Ward (old Seventh Ward>
CHALLENGING COMMITTEE:
S. RISK, GEORGE DoANE,
DANA BEECIIER, CHARLES RIDDLE,
G. W. BILLIARD.
VIGILANCE C0Mh1rTEE;
JONATHAN WORRALL GEO. W CfiRISTY,
EDWIN MCFARLAND TfloS. McWHEN,
HENRY BIER, WIN. CHRIsTY,
FRED. GRUBER, A. NJ. HoLBROoK,
L. WALTON.
gs~ WING CHALLENGING COMMITTEE, Fifth
Ward, Second Municipality
FF. PARNIELE, j. A. BARELLI
JOHN R. SHAW, CAPT. S. S. SELLECK,
Lie. DILLARD, GEO A. BEARD
Es- WING CHALLENGING COMMITTEE, First
Ward, Second Municipality
II. J. LEOvY, j. b. WALTON,
r. II. PENDERGAST, V. II. RHODES
S. b. HOEY, W. STRANGE.
rs" WING CHALLENGING COMMITTEE, Second
Ward Second Municipality
ALFRED McILfiENNY, j.. j. OSBORNE,
ROBERT BROWN, HENRY RESSiAW,
JAMES HULING, j. b. GRIBBLE.
IT. WING CHALLENGING COMMITTEE, Sixth
Ward, Second Municipality
JAS NJ. FORGAY, WAI. DUNBAR,
NJ. HURLEY, ROBERT CONWAY,
r. H. BRUNEI, NJ. EMERSON
HENRY F1ORANCP.
lEs~ WING CHALLENGING COMMITTEE, Third
Ward, Second Municipality
THOMAS AsKEW, ROBT. TILGHMAN,
E. A. DAVIS, WAi. L. PALMER,
l.. SALENE, JOHN VAN kETTEL.
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Family Reading Books.
FOR SALE BY
THOMAST WHITE 52 Canal strnnt

FOR SALE BY
THOMAS L. WHITE, SO Canal street.
IRvNGs coorERs and scoTTs WORKS. uniform editions COM
plete and in separate volumes.
DICKS WORKS. comprising Philosophy Religion, Future State
sdereal Heavens Christian Philosophy Celestial seeneries etc.,
ETC.. in II vols separate.
HAWKES. EPIscoPACY IN VIRGINIA.
CiAMBERS'S CYCLoP4EDlA, MISCELLANlES and lNFORMA
TON FOR THE PEOPLE, separate volumes.
ABBoT's SERIES OF JUVENILE HISTORY.
MISS EDGEWoRTIi's WORKS, complete in 10 vols.
MRS. StERWooD's COMPLETE WORKS, Is vols
DONALDSON MANOR and other of Minis Mcntosh's Works.
CHARMS and COUNTER CHARMS
HEADLYs WASHINGTON AND GENERALS, OLD GUARD
SACRED MOUNTAINS etc. ETC.
MODERN STANDARD DRAMA.
TIIERss HISTORY OF THE CONSULATE AND FRENCH RE
vOI.UTION.
ANNALS or THE QUEENS OF SPAIN.
WlllIS's PEOPLE HAVE MET, AND HERE AND THERE.
CAPTAINS OF THE OLD WORLD.
SHAKESPEARE, CowPER GOLDSMITH MOORE BYRON, MRS
EMANs SCOTT and other Poets beautifully Illustrated plain
JUVENILE HOOKS large assortment. mhs9 step
CAL and Examine
OUR ASSORTMENT OF
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING!
ALFRED MUNROH & CO.,
No. "a MAGAZINE STREET,
Are constantly receiving, by every packet from NewYok,
THE NEWEST STYLES OF
FASHIONABLE CLOTMING,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, ETC,
which they ask the attention puchasers We opening
CHOICE VARIETY OF
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
all of which will be sold usually
Low PRICES FOR CASH.
mills 4ptf ALFRED MONROE D. CO., "a Magazine ST.
Spring and Summer Clothing.
JUST RECEIVED FROM SHIPS ST. LOUIS, CREOLE, ETC.
ALFRED MUNROE s. CO.,
81 NAG4zLNR STREET.
Have just received by the above ships and opening,
A LARGE AND HANDSOME VARIETY
FL SHIO.N.aBLE CLOTHI.NG,
SUITABLE FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR,
which they invite the attention o purchasers.
fW- Among other articles are the following:
FRENCH DRAp D'ETE DRESS, FRocK AND SAC COATS.
BLACK ALPACA
COLoRED SINGLE MILED CLOTH FRoCKS.
BLACK
WHITE AND FANCY MARsEIlL.ES VESTS.
NEW STYLE VALENCIA VESTS
SINGLE MIILED CAS-. PANTAIOONS,
FANCY LINEN DRILL PANTALooSs.
INDIA HONG KONG VESTS.
WHITE LINEN DRILL PANTAIhONS.
FRENCH DRAP D'ETE PANTALOoNS.
NEW STYLE QUEENS CLOTH FROCK COATS.
BLACK CAsTIMERETTE FRocK AND DRESS COATS.
UNDERSiiRTS FOR SUMNER WEAR.
DRAWERS FOR SUMMER WEAR ETC. etc.
All oil which will be sold cheap for cash.
mhI6 9pf ALFRED MUNHOE 4 co, "a Magazine street.
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w- For CITY SURvEYoR-Messrs Editors Of
the Crescent: H. PILE
CITY SURVEYOR. THE PEOPLE.
LY- Election the 99d March, 1882 fsl6 Up
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-22

We have on hand basket full of communion
tions, which we would have been pleased to pub
lish, but can't, for want Of room.
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Fashionable ClOthtuu.

Fashionable Clothing.
THOMPSON s. NIXON, No, 10 Camp street,
~ Have received Winfield Scott
10 render it a complete assortment of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
comprising
cLoAks, of Black French Cloth ", Y, w. and full circle.
OVER COATS, of various qualities all the .ys
DRESS COATS, of Black French Cloth, various qualities.
FRoCK COATS of Black and colored Cloths.
BUSINESS COATS Of Black and oored Cloths Drab
simrre.
PANTAOoNs, of Black and fancy Doeskin and Cashmere.
VESTS Cashmere Satin, Wooden Velvet Fancy Silk.
and White Marseles, angle and double breasted
SHIRTS, Of Fine Linen and Linen Bosoms
HOSIERY, Of Shaker Flann Merino, Cashmere silk Cotton
MORNING GOWNS. UMBRELLAS, PERI UMERY, ETC. DIS INIT
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ME For COMPTROLLER. - Please announce
DkBUYS present Comptroller Of Municipality No. One,
Candidate for the COMPREHENSIVE OF THE CITY NEW
ORLEANS
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Ms- For RECoRDER-THoMAs Fl. SHIELDS is
Candidate RECORDER FIRST DISTRICT,
subject nomination Of the Wing Convention. fel6
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MS For STREET COMMISSIONER of
the Crescent Please PATRICK DAILY Candidate
the Office He has old this city
rally known "Day the Drayman He will be supported by his
friends mh6 tes
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.TesU and Splendid Work.

From the Press of D. Appleton Il Co, of SewYork.
THE ISTIMUS OF TEIIUANTEPEC
Being Surveys
Ocean, the Scientific
of MINOR j. g. Barnard, U. S. Engineers With
Geology Climate Local Geography Productive Industry Fauna
Flora that region Illustrated with Engavngs
Arranged prepared the ehuanpc Railroad Company
Orleans, By ]. j. Williams Principal Assistant Engineer
svo lust received and for sale by
mh22 lt2pW j. B. STEEL, 60 Camp street.
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Fancy Furniture Warehouse.
u II L ID L q

Fancy Furniture Warehouse.
P. MALLARD & CO.,
CT ROYAL STREET.,
r Importers Furniture Looking ;Insses ETC.
just per ships Orleans
from FInvre. the latest style of
ROSEWOOD MAHOGANY ARMOIRS, with LOOKING GLASSES
MINISTRY WRITING DESKS, BOOK CASES, VICTORIA BED
STEADS, CANOPIEs, IRON BEDS, etc.; sIDEBoARDs,
ETAGERS Covered and Open WASH STANDS,
GENTLEhEN'S SHAVING STANDS, CENTRE,
CARD PIER and NIGHT TABLES, LADIES'
FANCY SEWING CHAIRS, Chill
DENIS CHAIRS, PARIoR
SETS, always hand,
made to order.
china Wnrr.
Just received fine assortment sEvREs CHINA and PORCELAIN
WARE for MkNTEL ORNAMENTS BREAKFAST, DIN
and TEA SETS, from Five Two Hundred
Pieces; PLAIN WHITE CHINA, LOOKING
GLASSES, etc.
Uph0ISterY.
large assortment LAMPAS, BROCATELE and DANASK for
CURTAINS LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS, FURNITURE
CEIINTZ, CURTAIN LOOPS, GIMP, CORD, TAS-
Sells, CORNICES, CURTAIN PINS, etc; French
and American WINDOW BLINDS, Chinese
BLINDS, BUFF HOLLAND, etc.
Mattings.
We always hand the best quality A. WHITE, RED
CHECKED AND FANCY MATING. CARPErlNG AND MAT.
put the shortest notice. FURNITURE Of all
kinds Cleaned Vanished and taken storage.
Notice.
As Ma will Europe April next all
England France for Furniture Carpng Looking Glasscs
China Ware Cutlery, be handed in previous that
mh22 6tglp p. MALLARD 4 co. 81 Rov.l street
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rs For STREET COMMIssIONER.-F. MENDOZA
STREET COMMISSIONER subject to the nomna-
ton of the Wing Convention. mh3
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GaS~ NOTICING debts contracted for or on
account of the steamer MOHAWK will be paid unless written order
from the Captain Clerk of the [mhll SMITH.
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Hats, Caps. etc,

~ All WHOLESALE.
CO ES One hundred comprisnp grant
SiLk FUR CASHMERE, MEXICAN WOOi STRAW PAL NJ AS
and CAMPEACfIY HATS, for sale by ' ~ W ~ ''""P
iyls 2rdsW FROST 4 CO n No,.,n. .,o,.
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NJ. #. Smith, E..siist,

#. IA. Knapp $ Il. Chandler,
DENTAL SURGEONS,
104 Common Street,
Opposite the Ruins o the ST. Cr,ares Iltel
Gf F. H. KNAPP (senor partner of the late firm of II
and s. Knapp devotng his time exclusively /.
Prarce Of his profession same place who's
ne mas occupied for with him in
praft'ce DR. tHAsLRh gentleman of skill
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-22

A. KENDALL & CO., " Magazine street,
q Have full assortment Of the most approved popular
ss % Ct The dayA ysqssa and wh
WATERS, FOR CouGHsi THE MUSTANG IININIENT: EIEC
TRICAL FEBRIFuGE, FOR FEVERS; KENDALL'S CHOLERA
soRTMENT OF GENUINE REMEDIES FOR THE VAR6us
DISEASES OF THE CLIMATE
10 Physician swsya attendance. Advice gratis. fel 9pf
The daily union., 1852-08-03
{ communicated.
The Picture Of the storming Of ohepultepec.

THIS spirited painting, by the German artist Eekhoui
OF Brussels, offered for sale al Wards has been with
drawn by the owner. The original owned by Col Rob.
ers, United States army, is in the city and it was
mol known 10 the gentleman offering the copy that was
IN violation OF copyright taken out by SeroAy & Major,
OF New York, who llhosrapbed il in 1915, BY permission
On asceralning that Mr.. Eekholl had made an exact
copy iron the Autographs of the original he wiibdraws
his painting from sale; and understand returns with
II 10 Philadelphia.
Is TO be regretted that paintings Of all the great bat
ties in Mexico have not been made and secured as illus
traons OF The vaIo and constancy of sodery The
painting Of Col Roberts, which, we understand is for
SALE should be secured for the Of the library OF the
War Department. OF CJngressproper places for the
preservation Of great historical military battles Ii is pro.
noanced 10 be painting Of intrinsic arstca merit, and
historically correct The occasion 10 secure such
painting ought not to pass by.
The daily union., 1852-08-03

The PsAcH oRor.-The MI Holly Mirror learns that
there will be very sb crop Of peaches IN New Jersey
this year and in parts of Delaware the CROP il is
alleged will he only about hall the usual quantity The
Wlmnsio1 Republican. however, says that in that sec.
lion oil the State there will be full crop Some 900
baskets sent from Delaware city last season, and il
ia thosgh many viii be sent the present season
from all appearances. From so cents TO 81 is expected
10 be res2ed per basket and the Res bods reported
are willing TO engage in advance even AZ VI basket
The early fruit will be ~ market in short time.
The daily union., 1852-08-03
Obitua ary.

departed This life morning August aged .ho,
- years, Mr BARB RELY reIict ,.,. Malo,
hsis an ocer OF the fh Maryland regiment revolution
Ihs eshmabe accomplished, amiah. lady ,brou.
oha e he friend Of tho fendes humble and Mon.
phsan She devout member than tirty yea,,
ihe methodist Episcopal church in this city sncerr In All her
osons o love and friendship che SOLELY hv Tho
doe OF doing good She exhibited throughout, ~msbs
QUALITIES Of the heart that cndssrcd know her and
plsn as sAe hadhyedin the Christians hope ot immonty
To her bereayed Children indeed nv he,
onep hef death will be psousy regretted by poor
memory will be cherished.
be' funeral w'H take place to-day, at 10 O'clock
residence pf her JoHs RrILy street,
NERDS OF The family respectfully invited.
baltimore Sun please copyl
The daily union., 1852-08-03
The Burning Of the Henry Clay, -Fu.her Particulars

NEw YoaK A ugust I-Among the bodies found yesieI
day at the scene burning Of The Henry Clay
lhat of Mrs. HUI, of PhadeIphia, the talented and
teemed principal OF School OF Design for Females She,
with her sister, Mrs Eliza Smith, also OF Phtla
delphia were in company with Mr. Speed OF Balti-
more, who also lost his life by the disaster
An old North river fireman has made Il statement thar
OF the Henry Clay were SO detective
greatest danger existed every time the fires were
raked that he had known her take fire during this
operation three four occasions.
The daily union., 1852-08-03

ORIGIN or THE cHoLERA.-Ata recent religious meet
ing held at Exeter Hall, in London gentleman of au-
thory stated the undensbe fact that the levied upon
salt by Warren Hastings, during bis tyrannical rule in
India, was the cause OF the Asiato eboeraa disease
that has spfead IT'S poisonous puisd breath over the world
and sent millions to the grave. The cholera
known before the period alluded to- and made its appear
apce Immediately following tbe edcl which deprived the
lower Of Hindoos Of heal,hfu ingredient in their
food
The daily union., 1852-08-03
THE UNION: WASHINGTON TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 1856

President. and who canno, be reached by the prices Of
political hucksefs OF The day or dazzled with The
empty edat oil mere military exploits and military fame
"Render unle Cesar The things that are Casars" has
ever been my motto Apply this hoaest precept to the
times, and render unto Scout the things that are SCOTS
and unto Webster The things that are Websiers and the
fitness OF things will be illustrated by
WING OF THE OLD SCHOOL.
The daily union., 1852-08-03
BY TELEGRAPH.
The Lals Stsambosi Disaster

Nav YoKK August "a p. n,-1he jpry OF Inquest upon
the bodies OF the antonuate Sufferers by the late
phc 10 the SieaJnboat Henry aY nbied eock
this morning. and bodies having been found all
Jouned nn hive o'clock IN the afternoon, when The es
viii commence.
The greater part OF the machinery Of the boar has been
the wreck
Il is feared that George b. H. of Aesandria Virginia
with his wife and wes and chdIen a 10 ainonc
the lost Nothing has been heard OF them since the dis
The daily union., 1852-08-03

II affords me great pleasure to assure you that during
thirty years OF active operation with the democratic
party, and advocating its principles, have known
better feeling existing among all oases OF the party in
this section OF the State than this moment. From
what information can gel, and from my observation.
have doubt New York is good for p erce aad King
Hon W. will undoubtedly be happy to learn that "Od
Clinton, the county OF his former residence, is wide
awake, and will roll up her 500 democratic majority at the
coming election
The daily union., 1852-08-03
By j. q. MCGUIRE. Auctionc.x

NALE OF CITY LOTS TO CLOSE AN EsTATE-Ou FRIDAY
Anrnoon August g. at O'Clock tsha anc,on rooms,
without reserve, the following lots
Square No sst all containing ~, ,Tso feet
Square No l,0oo lots Nos 1, q, nd IL.
Terms One-fouth in iossm~u,s al
secured. JAa ~ Mrf,IfIpr ''
Aug I'D Anc,ion.e,
The daily union., 1852-08-03
ny y. q. Mcguire, Awcsscneer.

nyJ. q. MCGUIRE A~ctscneer.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE CHOoI. DESKS, AT AUCTION
~ On Friday, August 9th, 10 O'Clock,
residence tho 9Th and
streets, all his household and school furniture consisting Of
Mahogany spring rofas and rockers
marh table, tables
DO and cbairs foot stools
no dining, side, and breakfast tables
Venetian hlindr, cleck,
ParIor carpets, rngs, oI- cloths, stoves
French and cottaac hedsteads, wsrdrohss
Hair ard ,tyess~a, washstssds
MatoyAny dressing buveaus. looking Riasses
Dinner snd tea sets crockery. glassware
Cooking apdrooe shovel tong
School desks, benches, and chairs
10 NJ wood and
Together with general Of kitchen utcnsls.
Terms Al s"ms Of and under 4as that
credit ~ two and -four months for satisfactorily endorsed
ne Interest JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
AMs-d Auciioneer-
The daily union., 1852-08-03

Hon. STEPHEN ALLEN, Ex MAYOR OF NEW YORK.
This gentleman, who lost by the burning of the
Steamer Henry Clay. a samaker by trade, at which
be amassed fortune; was president OF the Mechanics
Society of New York in 1909 founder OF the Mechanics
Bank in 1910 mayor OF the city from 1871 10 1928 pres
ident OF the Tradesmens Bank in 1926; subsequently
member OF each house OF the New York legislature
OF the orignators Of the Croton Water Works; mem-
Der of the city charter convention twenty years ago;
member of the Stale reform convention early
Der of the Tanmany Society and assistant treasurer
Of New York, having been appointed by Mr.. Van Buren,
soon after the passage of the sub-ireasury bill During
the last few years he has occupied his time in the
agement of charitable and other institutions particularly
the House of Refuge The editor nf tho Journal Of coa
merce says
"As small specimen OF his liberality, may say that
several thousand dollars OF hs money have passed through
hands within the last two years aid In the emanci
patton and colonization OF coored people In in.
stance the gilt unsolicd except by statement OF
The through columns"
The daily union., 1852-08-03
Suicide Of a German.

PrrrsBuRa, July al.-A German citizen, named Conrad
Lurz has been found with his throat cut he having com
mited suicide while lnboring under mental excitement
Some days he out thai he was gong to visit some
on the road.
The daily union., 1852-08-03
ny =. q. Mo.urRK. Anc,lon..r.

NERf VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT PUBLIC SALE
20 Ihu'day afternoon August q, O'Clock premises
~ se thst valuable
H"nunG ~ fee, inches street, beween 10th and
iin, and running hack los AZ siiey
nslnn.
Terms al sale las o. McGUtRE
Aug I'D Aucuon
The daily union., 1852-08-03
ny y. G. MCGUIRE. Aucs,on..r

VALUABLE CORNER LOT IN THE FIRST WARD AT
ancon-on Tuesday afternoon August 1oth O'Clock shal
SELL on The premises, lot No No. fronting frt
inches on l9sh and ON line with
north " = 49, ~
This LOTS handsomely located the OF 10Th and
streets snd is very desirable for building purposes.
Terms sale. JAA q NcCtrrpr
Aug I'D hur,on..,
The daily union., 1852-08-03

The cheers prevails at MiAntovn, PennsyIv ana, be-
yond doubt-ibe physicians of the place having at
length agreed in opinion that the occurring there are
Of the real type OF thai disease. Eleven deaths in all
have occurred there,
The daily union., 1852-08-03

CAnD-In Of the wotkmen not being ready 70
until next Monday shah keep
we-k) Tsose who have not
called bought bawns will have opportunity 70 do
b last week goods sell very cheap for cash.
Aug 3-iw CLAGEfT NEWTON, MAY, GO,
The daily union., 1852-08-03
WILL SOON CLOSE
At Odd Felio,oss Hall


AYkE's celebrated series Of gigantic panoamas entitled Vow
Europe embracing magnificent Boston, liz hs
bo Halifax the Alanc river Mesey, Liverpool The Cs,sI
Thames, passing the bridges ending with
view Of the Thames iunne brilliantly both banks
OF the beautiful river Rhine.
An exhibition Wednesday Saturday afternoons At az
o'clock. III =
Admission IS children under 70 years age is cents
Doors at z; moving O'Clock.
Aug
I1HE Democratic National Almanac for lsD3,--The
poprieto Of the Evening National Argus Pecer
determined be oudone their efforts promote
with view, widely democratic Truth
pess and will shory Of The
Democratic Resident Publishing Committee OF
Demoe National Almanac for 1852 containing
thoroughly dgested political information and well prepared
and having immediate the
and which likely general cfcu
iation aud pIoye OF equal advantage.
The Democratic National Almanac will be gotten with
and taste IN typographical execution and win
thirty six large printed pages, with portraits Of Gen franklin Pierce
and Hon William King the democratic candidates for President
and Vice President and other appropriate illustrations and emhe
iishmcnts.
give publication wide circulation, i, will be
placed the following Single copies,
for dollar hundred copies fer dollars
thousand copies for thirty dollars.
We ALSO to issue The above publication the German
guage at the same low
The trade supplied on liberal TERMS
Orders from clubs and solicited.
All letters must be post paid
10. sEvERNs co, Publishers,
Aug IS Third su eet, Philadelphia
The daily union., 1852-08-03
Cholera at Bufaio.

NEW YoRK August la despatch received hero to-day
represents the cholera has broken ont at Buffalo
gentleman his wife and children, and also his clerk
had died with the disease. The excitement in conse
The daily union., 1852-08-03
Death of james Liuingston.

ALBANY July 3--James Livingston, venerable citizen
from Rensselaer, county for seIgeanatarDs
for the New York senate, died suddenly, OF darfhna, al
| Buffalo, yesterday.
The daily union., 1852-08-03

M ~ sta~~re thanks those
TONERS who have promptly their
July, ana respectfully and
do 40 ri their earliest
monty row due cLAoETT, NEWTON MAY, co,
The daily union., 1852-08-03
CARLISLE, Cumberland CO., (Pa.,)

July 81, 1852.
From the information am able TO get there never was
better feeling in the democratic party in this county
and if Pennsylvania does her for Pierce and
King bv ten thousand majority, must be deceived
than have been in regard the vote of PenBsy
vania.
Should you have any German documents send me some
occasionally, and will that they properly dis
tributed
The daily union., 1852-08-03

National Medical College, Washington, ID. @.
TUE thirty f annual
l. nfst monday In November and continue unt March.
FACULTY:
Thomas Miller, NJ D., professor Of physoory
William Johnston NJ d. professor obstetrics and Inc ai,
Of children ~ ~ "'
and hygiene. '"Fs W
Iohn Fred May, NJ D., professor principles and practice OF
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