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EXCURSIONS.


EXCURSIONS TO THE WISHING DANKS-xvgRI
y dAy except Saturday fArc 10 ss.n sssh Wy
me steamer BUFFALO, Ospt HApesx Will leave Han
assa street Atl 's!s'a spnnI sss.. - F.
p n. Hssfcsh sssts ssAns tsskis. b.. prsvsSs<
EoR COMFY IsLAND-LANDIN0 AT FORT HANIL-
Ton each wy. Fare IN cents each way. Win
ussee regular trips Sunday June 6<h. stssmse c.
Lave sprins street.. sS A.. Pier N: r.. .nAH
..SSP.H 49,.
Leaving csnsy Island. .....................n An
NB-Ths us- and spl.n Id st.ambcsi roR AK. ceps
seut VIII comnence her regular trips for the season
tn the Island. June 18th.
EAEECis CENTS EACH wAY.-ARRANGEMENT UN.
= ui turthcr notioe.-For Flushing Johannesburg and
Rev York. The new and beautiful steamer GEORGE
Law sspre,,y built for the shove ronte Capt Fraue,s
follows leave fesk clip New York o'clock a. NJ 81
o'clock touching Delaney street each way. Leave
Pushing, o'clock A. M OK o'clock Fsre 81 osn.s
each way Sundays l2s ssnts Frcishttaken reason
able terms John A. Fsmmef 1877 West Eighteenth street.
Sunday arrangement 0n sundays the above steamer
leave Peck slip New York O'Clock A. NJ o'clock r. NJ
touching Tenth way Leave Flush.
ing IL O'clock A. NJ 5octek r. ". Fare 1cl cent, each
NRN
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oCULisys, AUKIsTs AND DENT1srs.

InNHt DEAF SuAI IL uBAk. An Tuk BLIkA kh,
ses-Dr Lut.Ier 80 Pris.s street Hr.Aswsy sxs
dlseoveres never hilng comedy for 1saSsss also, ssr
short weak, asd imperfect -ght Dr. l.. snahs~p~
whole world " produce a many wonderful,
Effected aewy sisauyetcs treettssnN
rut contain 81 aad be- PREPAID orss husrs rsn pags
THE EyE.~WAIbsTKiN & BECKEL rHE RNINBkT
Opticians, from Germany hsv. removed from No. AS
to Al BrNhspay. HAVING
perfect or mpsired vision ae spesk varnli s
It's favor Their nicrofeopes era as..
taclet, &s, sre Observation-Disclosures.
TIVE TAR AND EYE DES HEATH & DfLLyNBArK
Of ~ broadway, have inst puiishcs tneir sirenar
containing cortihcstDe OF o-py -
tonfng Il deafness mud by s.
Persons by calling circular have IL 49, IA
them ~ man To- any part c' the Union,
pEeovAL.-r. HOUSTON DEhTIsT MAS REaoyH p
~ rsD No Park rlase - No 2J6 Fonrth ssrs.t t..
door from ARLINGTON PorAse groaud Terms
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4 Al WAN7sp.-WAEThD SMART ACTIVE LAD
70 70 IN w ~ who e ted with We
rstn grocery trase who has stsenued cnntry srore
Beet Of recommendations required. Inquire AZ No. 26
FsoRt street. Atser o'clock, 4. 1.
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IoHNW W. sokERINDyKE, AUcrIokEER. STORE NO.
II Spruce strcetThia day at the auction at 10Y
o'clock the entire stock Of Boot and Shoe consist
ing Of Mems Patent Leather Boots do French CsG do
Shoes; do. Coarse Boots Brossns 'laf Boots
Be- Laisies sater Half B.ots Shoes &c slippers. Bus
king Caters. Half Boots, Shoes Slipper Buskins
Sc Boys Boots. Half do Shoes Sc including general
Of drstrste goods In the boot and shoe line
WIN. +. BOYD Salesman.
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DETER PARKS. AUCTIoEEER.- ORDER OF
John I. Dodge, ESQ. street Commissioner, Friday,
nth inst at ~ O'clock s tho city Hail. Park, will be sod
the large Pillars sides Of the
Park together with about atty feet 81 Iron Railing and
lorna cash,
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W0HN PISHBLATT, AuCTIOHEER JOHN FISH
- blztt, so Pearl street, Thursday, June 10. ~
o'csck lot of scgars Wine. Champagne Brandy SHELLS
Fruit Wagons, &C., &c. Also, a lot Of Paints.
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DLANTs AT AuCTIoN.-wN. s. McILvAIN e. co.
viii sell this day, az Io,s o'clock ~ No 7Joh. street.
one collection OF Roses Petunia ycrbepas wise
varieties of lsses, from John Grsu Hartford, Cen
nesticut.
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EoRtARTY, .AUcTIoNEER WILL sFrL, THIS
- day. at 10 o'clock at 1873 Chatham sire Furnitare
from family in Ludlow hlso from dersut othe
~ rsons an assortment Also from msnuf4et
assor mert. Also Feather Beds, Beds B,seads Btu
reaus, CARROTS, Bureau Bodstfnd, &c.
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POLFTICAL.

TWENTlETH WARD PIERCE AND KING AssOCIA-
ton The msnbsrs all others in favor of
ton Of the Democratic didatss for President
President are requested TO attend Of the
tn, 7" b. held vt Grsenewads Eighth bstwssn
Thryseven rridAy
the 18th inst At clock full attendance reqnestsd
a. bus ness II will he laid bsore the
TIE Hon John Aokeon James g. AcAdam and other emf
nent speakers will address the meeting without fail.
BY order u the Committee.
DIERCE AND KING DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
Association ofths Eleventh Wnrt-At regular meet
lag o this Aocatiou held thetsth Of 1857
tion, the following gentlemen appointed
Hiram Fnges Challas le,incs snl rraueis Pigeon, sha
reported The following preamble and resolutions which
unsn im0nfly adoptcd:-
whereas The Democratic Republican National Conven-
nsmeF OF General Franklin Pierce of Hampshire for
President, ard Hon William King Of Alabam& for Vice
President and by the cf resolutions establishing
storm which the united democracy may rally be it
Received That we democratic republican electors of
the Eleventh Nsrd ch.erfriiy ond the nominations
do at Baltimore Ard hail them the vhager Ut 3sry
in November
tlnod N the rssoutut comprising the great Democrat
platform, and recognize ia their directness Of
tntit that aeuated tie democracy in the psmy days
Jackson.
port 81 the democracy y the old Eleventh Franklin
Pierce and william X King, and that in November
will give them old fashioned democrats" majority
Received, That this Association he hereafter
the Eleventh and pledge ourselves to give tho
nominations Mt Baltimore our hearty approval
ARM " VALEN TINE, President.
n nonr Mega nsGsnr Svioe Presidents.
J JAmds y w Wrherr' {secretaries.
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CAEEc,. CENTS EACH WAy-ARRANcEuEyrI n

NB-Tfs us- and spl sn lid st.Amtcs HoRWALK Capt.
WITT VIII regular trips for season
tn the Island. Juns 18Th
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| Cl1Ih1IOk WASTED-BY a VERY RESPECTABLE
~ ~onnu good plain Cook is frat rate washer and
ironeT three place IN her last
No objection 70 Staten Island Can BIO 32 Atlantic
1 ollyA.
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HENRY T. LEEDS, AucrloNEER NO. IS CHA,

Il
hers street, will sell to- At l0 o'clock
without to clear snm-st from assgnee and
ctbers large assortment OF Brandss Wines Teas SesA
SErtines &c. ana consists in part Of Msntero Madeira
Reserve, odd South side. Maimsey, March, and Bensss
Shenies pale and brown DUFF /;
and rac old Noun tain ase, choice lot Of Rrands
Gin Rum, old Marte Brandy Schnapps. Cham pagno Sar
dimes Tea. Sci also about loooea choice imported Sssars
ef Y. rous brands ~ which fine.
ths morssg eae the goods examiued by
sample. Sale without regard to tbs weather.
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w ANTED-BY YOUNG HEALTHY WOkAN,
with fresh breast OF milk baby to nurse who has
". her crp Please call l7S West Thrtynrst street.
Cnp " seea for two days.
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| DR0TySTAkT SERvhNTS.--COOKS, WALTERS.
Nrres, &C. wanted FOR fest class families, tows and
~ The county, Each mnet well recommended APP
ry st FAs Fourteenth street between Broadway and
! Fourth sveuae
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A sfHeNY J.. BLEECKRR, AUCrIONEER. AUG
IA ton sale Of Household Furniture l6 Bank
Ahe fsrnitnrs Of small family esnsting 81 marble TOT
Strsans Washstands, mahogany Frensh Bedstesds Gar
sets Croek.r &c, will bs dis Of at public auction
ThursSay 18th inst at 10 oolosk A. n Furniture
little
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lByERTISgHENTs RENEWED EVERY DAY
BE SEE SECOND AND THIRD PAGES -Hu
SALES BY AUCTION.

sB- SEE SECOND AND THIRD PAGES. -ca
SALES .Y AUCTION
ANTHONY J. sLEEcKRR, AUCTION EER.-AUc-
sion sals Of Household Furniture rs Bank street.
Wnu s%a a ns% :.ss ssss . to.
s s AZ viii ~ d, Of - public aao.a
Snt little used. W"
A UcrIoE NoTIcE-PEKEMpTonY sALR OF Fons
sole .s viii @ N as Il a. slI, IL
~ss esf 1rS na%ssr Of .aaAeH Building Lots
ss s. ss the and TT1 Mn
ssrnsnens inysssmen. .psoulson .he ale
and rs h close an The cars
2ass Mlp. san s had Of W Cole No street, or
A UcTIoN HoTIcE.-TnonAs BELL AUCTIONEBR.
by " /. Van zaRdt-Large sale THIS day, at lsls
vthoG. reserve assortment Of household Furasurs
So ris a,G sow s:
r jeser. or fancy hfy PAR ed Wnd9 Sh~es,
s S and China ana Table Cutlery also valuable Piano.
A uCTIoN;-PAwNBRokER SALE. THIS DAY. nv
" n. Lewis Mortmers, corner efoliver street sna
sS'ias o~5 shar Ssssss nsns S aad H 9"
- : AssGGAa GOLDMAN. 81 Centre street
a aa,ta this d.y at Ss aoask IN III. s .ss
room: No 10 Ncrth William street nav aud
sarres Bods.ass Mattresses. BOOK Cases,
ucTioN NoTIcE--GEocEaIEs HAMS CHEESE
s Ne o ty ne ns, a. s,s AZ 2
Search Eai.'ns, Candies soap Tobacco, segars. fss.
Prnres Salt, Ficke, Brandy Gin Wine, Champagne aud
W. A. CARTER Auetioneer.
fNROTKESY Az D GLASS WARB-AUCTION SALE
BY " W. ShirleyFriday June H. at l0o'clook, At 70
sehn choice ssortment just landed Of vh. blue
~he Grans, and Fancy Goods. Also, Glass W
Etd fifty git Girhndale Lamps Lanterns, 81. Sale
positive, rain or shine for cash
IL soLT0S, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURSI-
tnre carrots Oil Cloths Pianoforte. Iron Safes,
EeF Cotton will fell this Thursday, 10 AZ the
auction 70 Beekman and 30 streets large
OF good secondhand Furniture couprs
s every description OF paror dining room basement aud
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(NEfIH1VALE CouksE LONG IsLAND-TROY.
~ Mt.ihnr,ssy June 10 At o'eioek. 4. n, mstsh
tor $ltW, two BIes and rspeat In Brooks
tiers m lola; Som. ri. dyts sIters w. Lady Vsrnor
Immediately after stake Of $40 mile heat Gtrs1 IL
hive In bsrbss-Owner sntef. o. Lady Kelly; C. bfcosl
enters b. Awful osner spterF, :. cnonaAgA Ohi.f,
Tie above will lie Of tie sxeitias sf
son and all who with 10 witness ressn tho -
crossing the FULTON ferry taking the omAihnHe rhsh
viii be In attendance. JCkL SohILIS, Prorrietsc
CENTREvILLE COURSE q. I.-TReTTIgG.-PrRsE
~ $780, mile heats best three In Eve ia barncss; 'ee 'er
All rottn horses t. Tuesday ths i1th 1875.
Purse Stu mile heats In hsrness. free for oil ressg
heretj 10 cms % % LGsy tho 2ls Instant. Three
moro ~ male field and two make race. 70
elore on Saturday evening the l2s met ~ ter O'Clock
JOEL CoVKLiN, Propriotsr.
RFD HOU6E PLEASURE GRouNDS.-rR0TriN6.-
~ this day, at ~ o'clock OF SO VII come o.
~ heats beet three n tive ~ hhrnef r horses t-at ne
Nr trottrd for money somerintyke cutters 7. Jato
hr'nant n~ KenE.u; Mr. Former snters Ny
DaJi y. hinnion enters bi q Honest Del.
u LuPFl Pro,ristsr.
me ABOVE Ia postponed uIth Friday iIth lust.
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IOHH W. SOMERINDYKE, AUCTIoNEER-THIS DAY.
at the auction room No. II spruce street nj ten ocoek
Grocer show Case Grooer Bin, Bar and store Coun
tors Beer Pumps BLACK Teas barrels southern Flour
&c &c; Brandy, Gin and Rum, in kegs Priay-st the
auction roomLarge sale at los o'clock second
hand Furniture. w. II. BOYD Scotsman
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NOTICE TO FARNERS.--WA ETFD, BY STOUT IN
lStesept msrrist stuation with hrt ratefsrm
~ manager fcoprr Ins been brought up
understand tho ad
Keep accounts II required. Please address Farmer
offic. % his paper
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TRY GOOD WA&lEs-A SMALL ASSORTED STOCK
~ ~ u s splea lid. ~ cold
watch suitsbl for lady. Aqd4e TRADE ofioc Of this
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WANTED-A SITUATION. BY WIDOW WOMAN,
" as good plain Cook washer and Ironer No
obecnsn to 40 short distance In the country Please
call ~ ~ Prince street. Elizabeth street, Can be
seen fort Iva oavs
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EAIFSNAN WANTED ~ A WHOLESALE WINE
~ and IsNor store one wis ear present good refer
ercc aud has asqunaBces hotel and store
IN New Jersey Connections and tho
t. Hudson river this stat. would be preferred This
applicant must 10 Of steady habits, and ~illiny
travel on tie above routes. Address JONES' with
res idnncc, thla Office.
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CITUATIOT wtNrrp-BY RESPECTABLE GIRL,
~ do srsi houee IN sn.ll private family;
octios g. chamberwark waiting four in her last
place. Can he at Sl2 Atlantic street Brooklyn
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I re 4, 49, y. . s. 49, - 49,
nAlLY TEAcHHR.-A LADY WHO HAS BERN srG.
ses-shy engaged Ia teactins for some yeA,. past W
ths city wishes to stsnd ether family She tssrssss
IN huss tPiano apd Sng'nf) French ana 8ernAn, rik
teIencss will be irhsa address jane Of NssE
wilmer Rogers Nassau street, RI II Of Liberty
lJRkkY WILLS AND ais SISTER. lxABAns
- 6iavslh continue to imPart Instructions - tss
fashianahls DaAss de Salon their AsAssay J3 Brsas
by their simple method If tssching,
VII snfh ee for lady temAh to acquire grass
and easy style Of executing all tho popular pAror
A LADY JUST ARRIVED PROM ENGLAND. wfsHa
"A for Nh engage tent ne dais G.verIcrs Sha kas
Tor oed 10 trition asd ins.rusts N
sic, with sound and polite Es s oaueAo References
given, II required Terms moderate. Address
MRS. PR'DHAh, "A Lispenara street
WANTtD.-A Young PERSON, PsRrECr nAsrSr
wv oi French Asa German wishes situation 10 prysts
smy - isstrs.or Of chdres IN those ian?sASss rss
beat rssomIu satisns be given Address Sr . -
Ludlow street lsswsss stanton and houston streets oss
be ssen between 10 and 4 o'clock.
vAAETEp-BY a KAsPACTABLG YOUNG gOMAE
w situation teach children frerch Gernaa
fish; writes French aud German. HaH the Of sy
renee fissso address, w. H., Herald office.
~ q tho above language having Tow hours
part OF the city and a, also max" rransltins wk
rccuete nnd puncufsy Address 2y Broad ray ssrasf r
keads street rO,m No. gfr.t hosr.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-02

ligious visits in so many different fsmilies, in
cluding the almsbouse, the marine hospital, the
city infrmary, and city prison. He has engaged
in prayer two thousand one hundred and fifty
three times in these different places He has
distributed four thousand and eleven tracts, of
forty y-three thousand six hundred and twenty
pages, and he has held one hundred and ninety
four religious meetings
Our agent also informs us he has found but
little real obstruction in the performance Of his
work, and that his appeals to the heart and con-
science have IN many cases given the happiest re-
suits De states in his report, 81 have good
evidence to believe that within the range of my
ministry, and within the last ten months. there
have been twenty-t -ttoo conuersions" Few pastors.
with all the means of q well-organzed church
and Sabbath school, have the happiness to emu.
merate SO many new enlistments under the ban
ner Of Jesus Christ. What Christian can be in
different to such results?
! These converted souls are so many vigilant
guards on the watch-towers Of Zion to protect
our city from the midnight assassin and the
house-buTner and, we might almost add, even
from the wrath Of Almighty God For, had one
half of this number of righteous men been found
in Sodom, it would have been spared for their
sakes. And what good citizen, that loves the
well-being of society," would not contribute freely
to carry out the great and important results de-
signed by this association?
1t is confidently believed that one faithful mis-
sionary, in his mode of working, will do as much
% protect our citizens in life and property as
many times that number of our city police.
Much Of the good that has been already and is
till TO be done by this association cannot be re-
yealed till the judgment day. But it will be re-
,ealed in that day; and il must be great com
fort to every aborer in the cause of Jesus Christ
to know that not single mental or physical effort
made TO advance His kingdom shall fail of its
reward.
In conclusion, we do appeal most earnestly to
all good citizens Of this metropolis, who love the
cause Of Jesus, who love the cause of morality,
who love the cause of humanity, good order, and
The protection of life and property, to come for
ward and contribute to this noble, philanthropic,
and Christian enterprise. tits designed to draw
up subscription lists to be presented to the citi-
zens generally for their aid and approval
! L. ID. GALE,
Y. RICHARDS,
Committee Of Publication.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-02
Office of the General Insurance
Agency.

Located on Seventh street. Jeta0seen ID and 3, nearly
opposite Odd -Fsllooos Hall,
yTHERE Policies will be granted Life, Health, Fire,
w and Marine Risks in the following companies viz;
AMERICAN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEW HAVEN CONNECTICUT Capital 100000. Rates
of premium reduced 20 cent Payable in cash annually
semiannually and quarterly Lives of slaves insured at
the rate others. BENJAMIN SnIiAS, President
BENJAMIN MOVES, Secretary.
WASHINGTON COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
PANY, OF GRANVILLE, New YoRKthe largest and safest
mutual insurance company in the world Capital
and 10000 MEMBERS designed for farm property and
detached dwelnghouses, which will be insured at
seventh of tho rates usually charged by stock companies
s. s. CowEN, President; A. BISHOP, Secretary
COLUMBIAN INSURANCE COMPANY, OF AMSTERDAM,
New YORK. Capital, 000 besides large surplus cash
fund Policies issued Fire. Marine, and Inland naviga-
on and transportation risks at the usual rates Of
responsible companies. L. @. GARDINER PRESIDENT ALDEN
L. MALLERY, Secretary
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Fort PLAIN, New
YORK. Capital S173000 besides large surplus cash fund
nsures under the system the stock mutual plan
PETER j. WAGNER, President; JOSIAH Cook, Secretary.
E- Since the above agencies have been established,
have insured $4000000 OF property and paid eight
esses TO the full satisfaction of the claimants in
funds. Gentlemen having property uninsured respect
fully invited to call at this Office, where ample references
and full explanations will DO cheerfully given.
Agencies granted by JAMES L. CLOSE,
General Agent for the States Of Virginia and
mar 9--l1m Maryland and Dist Of Columbia
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-02
nR. HARRIs's INFIRMARY,
Ms GO ~ A " ltfttE

BETWEEN SECOND STREETS.
R&- SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE EFFECIED, OR NO
MONEY! REQUIRED.
over twenty years experience in the treatment of all
forms Of PRIVATE DISEASES enables DR.. HARRIS to in
sure sound and speedy in any of these complaints
lis remedies are free from disgusting OILS bdsd poisonous
compounds g mercury, and Injurious drugs which often
lead to erpose rendering the unhappy sufferer ipdld
foriDe.
THIS INFIRMARY,
celebrated throughout the UNION for the eectua Of
all classes Of Secret Diseases in the shortest time
compished by proper and safe remedies established in
TINS cy over thirteen ms REFUGE from Quacke
y NO public notice of this Institution would be required
were IL not for the number Of strangers in large city
posed to IMPOSITION from the aurng baits of Mock Doc
TORS, who will promise anything to ence strangers to their
wMrED sEpuLcHREs.
ENFEEBLED MANHOOD
may here find certain restorative The remedies of Dr.
HARRIS in cnoyapg the PHYSICAL POWERS, and
removing all ORGANIC with other evils entaied
by certain Secret Habit innocent In action, ccrrain IN
effect and unsurpassed by any discovery of the age
TO FEMALES.
Dr. ii. has given particular attention to female diseases.
His experience enables him to relieve and
all Irregularities Nervous Deyangeeat Constitutional Weak
tesS General Debtty dr. Prompt attention given 10 let
crs and treatment marked with skill and delicacy Com
muncations sacredly inuioiate.
Distant persons cured at homo, BY addressing DIR. COR
DON HARRIS Baltimore, Qetters postpad) Medicine sent
any direction by mil may 2T-ly
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-02
AMERICAN TELEGRAPH.
OLD "LUNDY,s LANE.n

OLD LUNDY'S LANE.o
AIR" Curry me- back" etc.
Fling out! Fling out
With song and shout,
Our banners from the wall;
The Old Hero
or Mexico
Receives his country's call
A thousand times,
In many climes,
Hath victory graced his brow
Shall we fall back,
In this attack,
And leave his colors now
Chorus.-At 'em again,
Old "Lundy's Lane,'
From Maine TO Georgia. shore;
Our battle-cry
Is, DO, or die
For Union, evermoYe"
The Locos grin,
And think they'll win
By shouting !" .GratlcrS and fUs''
Soup" they say,
Can't gain the day
In Presidential muss
But Lundy's Lane,
Ills very plain,
Can well afford to smilr,
When such small game
Why don't they sitr hy pile,
rh0ruS.-At 'em agoin, etc.
CHEpuLTEpEc,
Without spcck,
filings up against the skirs
The flag we raise,
With songs of praise,
Union aid fnmpr0u,tri
The South will stand,
steady band,
With North, and East, and West
Now, LCcos, pray
Do fire away:
We're charging all abroast
r}t0y"s.--At en- again, etc.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-02
VIOR SALE oR RENy-Two new and WE'LL
DR.. sTICKLAND's
American Family Pills!

TIE GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE OF THE AGBI
DESlDES the catharc and antdyspepc quality of these
ID Pills. their adaptation TO purify the blood-to the
Liver Complaint Urnal snd Abdominal Diseases espe.
cay that class of maades known Female Complaints
to relieve the system of Worms and pimplc the skin
may be seen set forth in pamphlet which be had
gratuitously Of the wholesale agent.
n. B-The above PILLS highly mended, from
responsible source that the public have the best poss
BILE guaranty Of their VALUE.
They have already acquired popularity rarely equaed
in short time they have been for sale in this city.
General agency at A. GRAY'S. Bookstore,
7th street. opposite odd d-Fcllow's Hall.
Also for sale by
H. VI. r. KING, corner of ST. and Vermont nv.
J. B. GARDNER Co Capitol Hill
ID. b. CLARKE, cor. Nd nv. and llth ST.. (Island)
T. c. McISTIRE, of 7th and streets
J. n. DAVIS, corner Of 9th and streets
iune left
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-02
Frank Pierce is daily gaining strength
C0lntnbta Hemocrn

Let Us know when he gets well enough to keep
his saddle Washington Telegraph
lie can keep it now. and will ride into the
White House at Washington long before General
Scott can explain away his cowardice in refusing
to fight jackson, and afterwards challenging
Clinton. - -PcnRViran,aa
General ScGtCs cowardicc
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-02
ENFEEBLED MANHOOD
CARD,

IE undersigned, very thankful for past iayors, would
respectfully announce to the citizens and strangers Of
Washington that he has this day received direct from Ber
muda, another lot Of GREEN TURTLES which will be
served up in soups and steaks Also, fresh lot of fine
oysters Hard and Soft Crabs and in fact all the decace.
of the sesson--the very best market affords
ne Famili"v supplied usual. ~Sot
w. +. BENTEK
Washington Hall Il, stauraut,
june 22-&tco Corner Of 9th street and prnna.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-02
NJ. webster and the Mission to England.

Mr.. webster and the Mission TO Engiand'
The special correspondent of the Baltimore
American this morning has the following
WASHINGTON, July >, l25 n. MIR. Webster,
learn from the most reliable authority, posi-
tiysly refuses the mission to England. 1t is
probable that he may shortly sail for that country
solely for the benefit Of his health. J. b.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-02

MORE MUSIC JUST RECEIVED.
WALTZES, POLKAS, &c.
Souvenir ofPrecenico-Ihird Of AZalea Waltz
meditation Grand Russian March
Fillmore Grand Waltz Alf Jaalls Bohemian Polka
Amour Waltz CIacoyenpe QEickstep
Fanny's Dream Waltz Evergreen Polka
Evening Star Waltz Adelaide Waltz
Katrine Waltz Engagement Polka
Donation Polka
JOYOUS SOUNDS:
Homage to the United States Oriental Waltz
Hungarian National Song Faust Ballet.
Attilla
Just received NJ
WIMER'S Cheap Cash Stationery store,
juno l6-tr 9th st.. near Louisiana avenue.