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The American Publisher, peeiinIy nyte the atten
lion of lcr fellow citizens to the merits Of abeve
work.. feeling assured that Will arise from thel
pcrusa without being convinced thai they subserye the
best interest, Of popular intelligence, and add in an
eminent degree, the general happiness OF he ration
by importing the public mind heathluI stimulus to
high ordcrot intellectual plea sure.
Copies Of all the above works can he seen OF tle ia
blcs ol the 'VRGIyAN READING RooN' where suhsrfip
lions will be received. SEPT Sit
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GFEAm MARtE.LE W0lt.

- JOIN I. ROGERS has removed hs AIaIbIrV.'--
the of Mann and 9Th streets, vherevjbe
fine assortment of Egyptian, Italian and Ann.
Nar'1a. Monuments, Tombs, Grave Stones, Na.'.
tee. every DESCRIPTION ,; "aP Iatcs' Fronts dc
uer. Orders from the country, with city recyep,a
romptly attended to.
Mr.. having served his Apprenticeship in one If H..
argcst establishments in New York cit and Lawn
much experience in the business, iattcrs himsc.fl,
all work executed at his shop will give entire sa
ton a, any done North South.
RiL.Llnnnd IMLy ll-LLd
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N9-i. vT!' 77TT3 : ON IN"7' o01I a-sormoIf OF
Music, M"i'n "".be trnsned to Schools. Collones.Sc
at on'-urdo OF" Persons wishing any p;rcc of , y =
VIII nave sent TO them free posta, by sen5'og,
price % 1t enclosed ina otter, post mil ans 'e
A., l. NARRoCk, Cbesg Boot a,l
a."sp0get rs a}Lis1u,4s l. ,. 1,sa ,.o, az
dec 6-I& l. t"'"9"tg' a.
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A CARD.-TllE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res
"A pectf1lly usk continuance of the patronage II,
long bestowed upon him, To the new concern aud H.
TINS connection he deems IT proper, ask all who
indebted to him 10 come forward aud settle their ac.
counts without delay.
There ARE many claims OF long standing which, must
close up mud II is expected TINT all who know them
selves to be indebted will pay attention this notice
Jim Sits s. DIUGUID.
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i ADJOINING TIE TtNI UFFICE, LYNCnHrrG
NJ y. GODDESS - BRO, Propr7et0,s. (iot
pery Of baltimore, keep hand md make To 1rlrr
tt Northern pfiees Egyptian and Italian Marble Man.
ties. plain md ornamental Monuments, Touh- Head
and foot Stones Garden Ynscs, Counter Table Bureau
md Washstand tops made to any $40 al the shortest
notice. Also. door and window .i,.-
Any afer from town country, entrusted to u vil
he faithfully executed With md disretch
Aug 13--.fz i. T.. GADDESS' x BRO
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CONF Al LAST. CHARLES A..

f. COME Al LAST. CHARLES A.
"a EbARD NAreu MAEtR \ JEwELfR, Lg'ct-
Hsases btag In, would respectfully cnll the oteu.
lion ofthe citizens Of LVHeh,arg and the surrounding
country his fine aud splendid assortment OF Watch
e. Jcwey aud silver arr received from he North
Of the laes styles md patterns, selected by himself
with grent suit tins nuifket. From bis long cN
pcrence IN the Watch and Jewelry business, lac flu
ters himself that Ire plea-e the most fl-idou-.-
As for his workmanship. lie ruycs it those that hc
has done work for udge. All he asks j. a trja ard
you are not perfectly satisfied aud if his good,
exnctly wiat be recommends them be-, hc bind,
himself to iedaab the lnopes and 10 charge f. lLc
goods.
Old God and Silver taken ia ,s,horgc for an, ti. 2
IA IN linz &. A. EVARD,
March 8..s doors uhose Exchange corner.
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RnnRs srATlaaERY &c,
IsoOEk PIANOS, 81

>-gLriya HOOKS. PIANOS ! = :.
tA-Lal<1 TiUNEl;l TAI EI-iiA s6i >.
e-WsW CY ARTICLES. Sc.--D. b fAl NJ d
--'--- 49,. ..,..-I ~ #I.s.l..It. ass.ffIfsa -
Bsaks, St1.rn4p Pg1erHoagiegs iaHfy oit -.
PasAcr and other attie.s IN H. .iIe tut has -
aered boz ti. city. aad would the 'se'zi'i To :,
u-tauer. taii having purchased portion 81
II ruc New ln-. tra.Ie -a.r-. sud tie - u.
.,r CASH be- clu urd piil, 81 tat il 9fjefs al l' ~
sug-t be- satisfactory. .at.f..
Esurury.
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IEnoOI.e - A.kLNaLTiLkl., ac :


fcInTs--
Gomrlet. Farmer 3ad America Gardner
Fnny Kitchen Gardner, hy BUT
rmrtiraI \ -ricultuie. By johnson
johnson. Agricultural Caenistiy
luIau Ou f.r HIRE
she,p
Zig
D..
Srerhrr.' Bp1sof t1e Farm
The American Farm Book, b. Al.en
Alien Rural Architecture
The American huck Book
TREATS. op llo,-huu-e
li.his. Agricultural Chemistry
Poultry Books several sind,
The Amcd.,n Farmer- Uaifersa / and-booh
Cp'cmou'- Practical agriculture
Mr. Bis p,t-ticsl Cook Book
Mi., Lr-.ir's Receipt Book
comp,,.f Caodcry
House Book
Virginia House Book
Actions Cruocty
Bcrch'- Cookcrt and Dom str Economy
Agriculture fu rhools, by l'iakry.
Also 4 hrgc assortment Of Hand Books, Of hara
and Domestic Economy in Iapof, at &c each, &c &c
dec ! ! IS
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mRRcHATDIZE.
NEW faII. = WINTER GOODS.

= III = - = ~ -, - nh
If Fill ND WINTER o0ODS. embracing 'ne
largest and most affztse aszarf1et ever oh-i'1 ~
him. among s. iHieH are.
Efeaf variety ~ French printed De Laia"s Cn'tnrre'
" EHrIIsH sHd American do
=. q ila3u n#Hah MeriH8
e" - Lanes
=. sfa saa slfed DIRE. IKE
Ilara
. H=II l}rurada
e - Mourning gaa..4
- s'r.Frs Cu#IHHz sad Cli8. z'tica
Pain asi embroidered handkerchief.
4 sIs.esslIa assaftuI 4 Of Ladies 5iee' 0Hd tioh
Cf5aks win ~ sffrs II Il siu. a. G'Yds usually
found - II Dry t5it.I. store ~ SOLICIT. ca., ard
pledge ffazeff - by aHy house O." Vs.
oct 2-.tfs
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BaL9HoRE. June 2G, 1872.
Dear Sir; Accept ny tIlash- fer the Portrait OF
Washington. a work Of ant. lis excellence and
Gcnuty must sllke every hasecs it and it is no
less happy mis- likeness to the ather Of his country.
1t nay good fortune II have him in the days OF
my boyhood, and bis Whole appearance Is yet strongly
impressed memory. Tie portrait you have Is
suednppems to 10 be upeAast likeness representing
Pcrtectly tho expression. vii a. tie aud lra-
lures OF his face. With great respect,
am yonrt obi servant
X. b. TANEY.
Goo " ChIa. E.a.. phiI,a
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Nl'PTE5IECA ION OF III 90
LO.NUON QUiRIERLD, THE EDhNb no
ISTER KETIEU.S M BL.4EkUOOUS
DL4G-IZL.NE.
LEONARD. SCOTT & co, PugIlsHras,
~ Fulton. ard il Gold streets, NV York
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Mnca 8.ts . doors ohose Exchange corner.

q tSAs ~ Ill II AlNp d .''l
' dent las fillrn into the CONFECTlONAHl EU.
SlNESS in con unction wit lis .cwclry eslab-l uirut
n wlielhe keeps C1ndi ~ Fruits. such Hs Ora gcs,
Lemons. Raizins, Almonds iberts Toys Of oil kinds,
md. art all Kind. Of Goltec tionnrcs, kept in sar
embellishments lie receiving his Spring stock,
to which he respectfully so Is the patronage Of the
pubic. iirnlso has In hs, luymcut one olthc most
experienced Bakers and ca .y mahcrs in Lynchhurg,
Pyramids, Of all minds ma 81 the slortrst notice
All ordcls from the CO flfE received and promptly
executed. GIIAS A. ENARD.
Navel s.-5lta . laorsnl ,ye EXCHANGE corner
nj OOIkMAN ~ MS EtEsN, GROCERS X
VI COMMISSION MECHANICS gacLbarg Ia.
IRE nov rec yinen l.sr and well selected stork Of
Groceries, Dry Goods, Hardware & Queens
ware. eonslstng pat oi Tie following artIcra tu-W
50e0 lis. Cotton Yarns
1900 b. teIe Leather
20O sucks Li,erpoo II
10 3" Rio, Lagnira ard lava Cofces
10 kegs. OK. irnce md ". house nails
! Il hAds I Il, md Cuba Sugars
| "a Ibis Coffee Sugnr
II hbls e,lzhed. eround aud clarified sugars
> hhds Aeazsps
ID hhls y q and Susal-iouse Molassc'
bbls Syrup
"a baNea Adamautine candles (>uperioD
% loxe. l0l = u and 81 10 gla,
Domestics-3-l. ii. 81. 6-l, III. Csn.oargs-3-I
IL Ito pair Rhnkets fullc, Cotl., Sheep, Gray =
l'nto Linseys. Prints Boots Shoes &c, &c. c. all
which ties otier 10 the trade ut tain prices.
sept ls.-fsr
4 a. M. ROLLINS Beg Icasc to Gull the at
~ tcntion then customers AID the public general
y, to their
Spring supply OF Groceries, Sc.
consisting n pant os toiereo tis
p hhdsP X. Cubu md \ Q Sugar
do StCroix do
30 boNesa'td bbIs Loaf eru.h'dond pow'ddo
IS bbls SUBJ. clarified do
- hid, Cuba Molasses
) do ! X do superior
bbls do
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Mon FOuNDRY.-NE ~ or
JONES, BEGGs Il BROTHER,

JUN Fs5s BfsVt5 q btu IITsW,
III respectfully call the attention Of thr public to THEN
FOUNDRY. nbont one mile below the city, immediate.
tie Cnua " ere they prepared to furnish afs
description Of CASTING, in loom or sand Mi
Machinery, Sngu-pans Cndrou Kettle, niporln
lion OF Garden Porch Chairs. IInt and Umbrella
Stands, Jenny Lind Parlor Crates and FENDER. lain
fancy Baicony Rolling If tie iotc.t -tylr Plough
nll sizes md patents Brackets vnrou1 sizes Stoves aud
Mantle pieces made to order. Winter gus, or drain
Pipes columns Of all szeso which thcuttcnton Of build.
ors are inyed.-all If which they viii Gufn.h North.
prices, md only ask Gull to insure sales. By
prompt attention and faithful wolhmnnshp, they hope
share fair portion of public patronage. All order
thankfully received AID promptycxrcnted 10 the ncat
1T style. WILLIAM Is. JONES'
JAMES BEGGS,
sept 2ldts HAMILTON BEGGS.
EKnresa cupN.
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IAn GROSS OF s,eel Pens--Aa.yas

JOHN e. gE&IGIEE', JR.. Has UNCLE
- TOMS CABIN" as u is.or Ieal Ilie nth Soptb
not Life in the South" Cal aud see It
sept 2S--ts Join p. WRIGHT fR.
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= VIRGINIA EtNE OF EkIohnon4

ss2as-.is AND NEW YORK PACKETS This Me-. g",,,
Lile Is composed ofthc following Vessels, all ovra6 N
the city Of Richmond, and sails from Nep YoIlealg
tour dags. VIZ:
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These vessels all Of The first class built il eeig
Of Baltimore. expressly for this uade ard have super
OF accommodations Tor passengers. They are tor.
mauded by experienced Cal tains and qualified for o
t0leuld who will spare nc exertion to acconmodar.
They viii be towod up and down the river by siean
and may be relied on to sail promptly as advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from New
York, will find tito their Interest TO ship by this linz
it the only regular line and freight will always
taken the lowest rates, and every effort will lie MADE
y the agents III Richmond and New ork to giyesg,s.
action. unexpectedly ask and hope to succeed noI.
fainine full share of patronage. Goods slipped by
his line to New York, will be forwarded free Vi con.
mission to New Orleans Mobile savannah Charleston
or any other port The vessels viii be il Richmond al
Rockets; in New York At berth No. l, Coffee Ho4.c
sIp, foot Of Wal Street.
DAVID CURRIE. Richmond.
CHAS II. PlERSON, \. York. ! -'s' -
Richmond, Aug. 28-dt, No.G1. Soutl SrnrT.
y. Is Cloud, slipped by this vessel will arlyp n
much L. time than by any other route, and naiy
one ha'f the cost Of freight. Dc.
. 8,av2H
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ALso-lndigo, Madder, Alumund Coppcra4 Pcppcr
Ginger, ST e. Nuimegs. Mace Cloves and Cinnamon.
Writing, Letter and Wrapping Paper; Bed Cords and
PLOUGH lines; Domostcs. Caicocs ,Sc.&c. For sne
on the most accommodating terms, or exchanged COR
country produce. AMI on-ts
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The Of will be entered upon oar boo lhus
payment OF the subscription be made In advance.
Distant subscribers BY letter, the posi'ste
paid all assumed By ourselves IN iis
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER is Published weekly during ths
sons Of Congress, and seai weekly during the
Subscriptions period less than will be received
terms proportoncd 10 the aboys annual raies
Qu-PosTMAsTERs authorized agents be
sending DAILY subscbeS with 20 enclosed
SEMI WEEKY subscribers with s2 enclose doryIvH WEEKLY
subscribe with eneosed will be enuue to one Of tho
edition they subscribers for, sTatts
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snaer., wine store 40 walnut street. iph,a.

snider,s, Wine store, Pstiade
and esssp saSe 81 has e
Gus sss nude By him 70 n Obliged Largely G
faction Offering Of te best wines and liquors ever imported
Du Gordon Ios anees & % on
by ne gallon AIso rars Old delicate Anonado in casks
gallons specially seecisd for Some extra Amonado
In boes put up Europe, he challenges equal TO
The aananla and Amoulado shero- peculiarly adapted
conyaeseenp they strengthen without stimulating and have
not the acid Of many other wines
me, the stock Of "Bunnese oporo, and imported d-
These fruy delicate and have been highly
proved BY bis because their manifest superiority over
They prices, bottles and dnugf by
deIies,e white Port and Mamsey Port.
suffering affection Of the bowels be
Madeira wines Of various Sorts dry eh side,
ndie sorsa Sc, sc, drugm and in bottles,
As 70 the sparkling wines Of the subscribers
pord by him. 70 any other Wines ard are SOLD prices
he has also champagne brands and qualities
wae. generally the Subscriber Judge
dores, 70 cassor spremie erun Of Medoc.
them om his vaults as sooda bottle Of Bur
s'sg ssgtsos sas psrssS always on hand in bottles.
His selection Of Rhine and Mosele wines from the cellars o.
msay 5 Hoess and Mo.s from IT,, very
choices, n,agss Of the "ieinbee," which the besowh Of
In articles Of cornac brandies he has hne
eighth casks and 1912 In
hhds and "Dusouche" is hhds congnmen' which viii
be soidlow.
Also. sh, Scotch Mononsnhels wh-tey, Jamaica spirits
preserving brandy liquors. including all OF
above sold by retail quantity desired
A constant assorted stock offiavana cignrs
within Philadelphia, freight
paid Orders will be promptly executed sent by mail or ssi
graph.
Address JACOB sNlDERjr.,
Cheap Wine Store, rs Walnut street, Philadelphia.
Nov i5-n
THE Day. OF nruoe-a story of scottish History, by
tho author.
Appleton Mechanies' Magazine for june
TAYLOR MAURY,
, lssshss' IN 80 sa1fssiisrsy at, street.
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FOR HARPER's FERRY.

(pAILY LIsr.)
TIIE packet boats Bell the ensuing season.
commencing from this date between Georgetown and Harpe
Ferry.
Leaving Georgetown daily arriving Harpes
morning 10 time for the for Cumberland
Winchester.
Returning, leaving Harpes Ferry m, arriving George
next morning nj O'Clock
will
Georgetown, convey Washington
Qy-Fare through, including board, 81 so.
Mar 2S-dd
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rrHE pIarine Hotel al FslrieId Conneetteut wan he

V,iE Marine Hotel Fairfield, Connecticut will he
opened BY its proprietor j. r. hoNNoT the day Of June
a summer branch OF the New York Hotel
The Marine Hotel situated beautiful village Long Island
SOUND adodpg all The inducements OF excellent bathing
drives In adjacent county Every endcavor will be
exeed insure for the hotel The distinguished
Plans be and engaged the above hotel at Fair
field New York Hsc The distance New York
3mes and by the New York and New Haven railroad stop
OF Fairfield several times day. May 2o-dtIJuly
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CHARLES WHITNEY's

EVENINGS WITH THE ORATORS AND POETS OF THE
OLD AND NEW WORLD,
At CARUsIs SALOON, Friday Monday, and Thursday
"A nngs, May 2sih, 3ist, and June Sd, at O'Clock
request, Mr. Whitney will his assumptions every
phase OF oatoythe Indian, American, Bnon, shman and
IiooGer
NB.These delightful ecreaons have obtained immense
capitals Of Europe and recently New The
Metropolitan ae Tipler Hall crowded for
ngs beauty and fashion great metropolis.
circulars,
Tickets so be had the usual places and the door,
May 23-d2w
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BY ROBERT ARMSTRONG.
Proposals Ior stationery ana prlntlax.

WAN DKrARrAKsr, Washington, May 81, 1852.
pEPARATE proposals will be received this
Monday the ssh Of June for supplying
one executing the printing described
The must be Of the best quality, and printing
uled Samples
each and specimens Of The latter will be shown bidders
several bureaus IL desired.
The bidder win be required give bond approved
leues faithful iuihtnent OF his contract, depart
uen the right 10 order articles
such quantities may deem and to Increase diminish
me quantities below stated.
Blank will be furnished bidders application the de-
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Proposals Stationery and Printing.
P.rrSr orrIcp, May 81, le5a
Of S .s S"s %sss s for
erel appropriation bits without authority Of law and % q, and pro
and r other approved Of Au
% w be a. % % 1is , ses nn ss
below sad executing all the printing tba, may be required Y i
in DAY q June isss Al the sr'ess be furnished
a$ %9 S so % bel a.y and y % ss
ties as may be required and the satisfaction Of the Commissioner
contracting Specimens printing may be this Office
% q % s % g.p" a 81 s sDy y1 ss, % sn be
'Peetned according to t' wants during the year.
STATIONERY.
Writing paper, hand-faade, Of hneniaid.
roams Of folio pos, pape ruled % pattern, satin hnsh
Eareiops paper, envelopes, Se.
10 10 f,s@' Sa envelope paper SSs Ss, per ''s@ so
a. boupe papct ""''' W
300 envelopes, barge and small, hgG
70 pounds twno
,ooo 20 os,,. Dc ,Ho, gsl1 arabic
gross lead pencils (hars and soi)
20 dozen ,ed iaps
ss@ss, pound. .i's s.ssrs .ss,s
adoasn ink red and black, il quarts ''''
pound. Iads rubber, prepared eoOdyemsor Others
dozen poaaee-bores, ivory
bo.bs black sand
'$s g 3 r'"s.1'.' si,ss. n''r'" : son'
4 do
4 do tnkstands French pump
4 do ivory folders
4 do wafer stamp.
spss paper shears, Rodgers sons inch blade, pair
do do do 6i-inch do do
PRINTING.
Blanks, on writing psp1, fe.
benny sire, brosdside, per quire
Do half sheet do
Polio post, brosdsids do
rodl.s.p, 10 sTo.J.iss 1ss Esss DC 90
Do do
ouarto- post on page
Fls envelopes and letter envelopes, per hundred
Circpars, pritfng paper.
page on sheet, printed quire, foolscap
DO do do do
j !; !: !; !: !: !; ''-'';s'- !;
do do do do
90 40 DO do
The paper for the above to be Of the bes, quality
Boot-r-rt, or rrtntias paper.
For composition, per thousand ems, for small pies
Do hrevier
F@ pss.-vors and paper, per token, for roysi
:. -ZgoyAs.kgsR.Ekt.-
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baltimore and Washington Railroad.
DASSENGER trains folowsi
Leave Washington nt and 81 M. l2l, m, and
Leave Baltimore at AZ and 2, a. m; and 81, p m.
Sundays the third trains from Washington
second and fourth from Baltimore omitted
and checks Philadelphia and New York
obtained by trains leaving and Passengers
transport OF themselves and
In Baltimore and Philadelphia, the raiifoad station.
tickets Badensbug, at S3 quarter,
furnished upon application at the onice
II. II. PARSONS,
Ap &-du Agent.
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DRIvATE TUTOR--A young English gentleman has
received good and resided Paris.
obtain companion young per
private family Of responsibility.
the highest rcpccby either in this country
In England,
Mar Ie--dnf
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Immediately.
HE Principal Of IN C Male Academy wshe.
employ teacher who qualified
English mathematics He
unmarried cf sober habits and good moral
Al applications made and fby letter
10 the Principal,
Feb ta--dn
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spLEsDID LorTEnEs Foa JUNE. Isoa.

GREGORY MAuRY, MAkAsERs,
(Successos to }. w. Maury h Ce9
$4,000 i-ss5, $685. prizes Of q, 500
Lottery for the benefit of the
STATE or DELAWARE.
Glass 49, for le52.
To be drawn Wilmington, Del Saturday, June IL, 1851
10 number loiiery--l4 drawn ballots.
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The Paper for The above to be of the best quality
Boot-,o-rt, OF printing paper.
For competition, per thousand ems, for small pies
DO do BREWER
For pFss'-vork and paper, per token, for royd
DO do medium
TVQyAs. EY
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BROOKE ID. wIILtAMs,
BANKER,
(orrosrrE rRxAsuHyD
Washiagon City ID. O.,
WILL deposite and
other notes,
Of treasury, and the
drafts for correspondents, usual
rates.
Georgetown, d. c.
smith, ESQ., Bank Metropolis Washington
City.
Messrs corcoran a Riggs, Bankers Washington City.
May ls-du
Alexandria boat
a ssp~r THE Steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON win de-
xaskre follows Boats fare, 2t fare
XetA Persons making the pleasure, boats
half Three coaches Northern Liberty
9Th the boat coach Capitol TX w
Tx, q, 4, and 6 O'Clock. " -
Leave Alexandria nt ~, oH, TX, ga, and O'Clock
Leave Washington st 81 loS, Sk, 5, and 81 O'Clock
Jon CORsoN,
Ap I'D Captain.
4 aE BANK OF THE UNION, in browns Marble
Building, now open for the transaction OF exchange
general banking business - -
RIO. II. GALLAGHER, President.
=. w. MARSH, Cashier
Dec l6--u
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CAIUNDh1, JUNE D, IoJzs
The convention was called to order at 20 minutes past
O'Clock
Prayer by the Rev. J. C. White, of Baltimore.
On motion, the reading OF the journal was dispensed
with
The convention then proceeded to the thirty y-fourth
ballot, with the following result:
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THE Day. OF story OF scottish History, by
tho apthor.
Appleton 4 Mechanies' Magazine for june
TAYLOR MAURY,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-07
THE LATEST NEWS



SEsArE--The mornine bus;nes. -. 81.
pensed with, and the Senatu procdsd.d !, VIZ y.
consideration OF the Presidents ,Sess.s ~ 'ns
the subject Of the fishing slificulSrs "h on
Mr. Hanblin concluded his rrmasHs ~ ~" rs,
subject. AZ oa mat
The further consideration Of tbe .nh:...
was then postponed until Thursday ners sna
the message and accompanying docnr,s "".
were ordered to be printed. ''
The Indian appropriation Bill wss taken ~,
sna me appropriation Tor the Shawnees was
debated by Messrs. Sebastian, Caas IinSa.
wood, Bell, Atchison and Walker un,;l nsas,.
bali PAST four o'clock; when, without ,sI;ny
the question, the Senate adjourned. "s
HoosE OF REPREsENATIvEs.-,Mx. Mel
addressed he House during the morning hour
in favor Of his biH 10 segulate the costs and
fees OF tae officers of the courts of the United
States. After which, suspending their rules.
the House then went into COMMITTEE Of ,bs
Whole on the State of the Union. Mr. Pbelns
in the Chair, and proceeded with Tho ,,r,hss
consideration OF the Civil and DIPLOMATS An
preparation Bill in Eve minutes sneeches On
various amendments, to which the hsianc. gu ~
the days session was devoted
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-07
From Commodore PERU.

A Geographic despatch from Com. Perry to
the Secretary of The Navy, dated Wednesday.
q; Passport. SAYS:
Il have been collecting information. Evarv
thing indicates favorable issue. | shall leave
for 81. John, New Brunswick, Tomorrow. fog
permitting" US
The Washington Telegraph of Thursday
says;
We are enabled 10 announce upon what we
regsrd as entirely satisfactory authority that
the SUBJECT ofthe recent excitement 10 regard
to Inc New England Fisheries has been arrang-
ed between Mr.. Webster and MIR Grammar in
manner thai will prove wholly satisfactory to
the American people.