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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-13

Rrof uno wfCt9t rine6 @tfsbS pcn Qtrari TntioS,
ous Der Gcmt rcu Gcmmcn Q2os ocn 9etha Gounp,
an MIDI 0erittlt foil am Sdufto0 ben 30tsn Sdcbcr,
n&th'ttn&, nm llbr 9i0hmttoos, on 6auc ron Scr:
man Stooiocr in Sbcr Sontcno Sountbip @:
hn Gomto, nobfct3cuott tclbrIttns @igntbum Sfint:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-13
Slit 9gSnt,n9(cutc.

llun Gin 0rcFcr Stct ron onetrn DrEFSutern,
Cellars, Strdmrft ulw.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-13

Der tlntcr1citbnete III SE Gem @ntfdIue
rcfrmmcn nod 2Beifen ;u Bieben, une Nuns
mt odhcr 1fine
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AUsrR,A.-The Emperor eff Austria has
nproinis ed-tn immense reward to any 'efson
who will ree over the crown otElung sry,wh'ch
dis i'd pesred during the revolution. he mas
2 promised a milloa of forms t. those mag
mates who are s,ispected of being IN CORE .
pondence with Kos nth if they VIII assist I'D
the recovery of that crown
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FRnSR ARRIVAL.

NJ2SSRS. scan,n and parvin have Just received The
Nj largest ard nest assnrfns t OF Stoves ever broui
10 ats market. amoy which viii b. found the COmt
GL.i Fellow aud Tires kln.s OF Double oven, and all
kinds of Parior emiuniS. and Heus stoves also The
i'm; royed Jacksph's DOtLle Oven, TIC best and iDe'i
economical stove ia u.s. which We VIII insure t1.SNe
better Satisfaction than any stove bought y TINS cty
scpt2j II ala 81 Isl aIu sd slr;sts-
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BrrrA1o. Sept. 20.

- Mr.. Maiilefort made a su ;ces''u. att,"P'
tn reach the wreck of the Atilntic, Junn
HIreen, diver. Nothing done' OWING TO tne
raghness of the water. The over weh' pe,
how the dec k.ci the Atlantic. one ilunarsi a..
4. ,fpipes wo rked well
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I.nrG Cor sale.

yVTffI be sald cfe n, for cash. arcOlarIgiaSn
w ..rms Ihs following pTopcr', '-fast half s1Ht
-E.s quarter Section iwo, i0Snsnp Dix; Kanse zen;
X ~ Eya1s FcrsonS dssiroas OF purchasing viii cad
in,ne ,Iiaiel, on BAKER o. GAkVIS, Agents.
septsJ 49, NAB
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-TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES.
MY YoIx, Sept. %.

The Journal Of Commerce intimates that d
certain firm in that city has receiv "a orHerS
for ordinance and war ml..itions tor the ne"
Crban movement.
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AID MINtsTRATo1s NoFIe Q.
ADMryI5rPAT oaS NJ TIcE.
ADM Ms TRAITORS SAL 3.

sNHE Undersigned Adlainisiraor OF ID est9te
\ Of William'p luen. decd will IN The = t.
ay of October next sell at p1blic auci oa at his
e>idcAce in Union To0 n>hip in Y9nlerhurgh
Colntv. all the personal prupeny bt.Unlingi &c
said cstlte cunsirirg oi h1I OF eew and valua-
blr blo&s one. )rse dml buggy &c.
TERMa or S,EE--Ah sunS % = send rntel
ash; on all .a;n~ over So n cret of Z; sc IRON IN.
Will h given. III, purchaser giving noie will
/ approves, ecusiiy
sepiiG-3w VOENY DAMON. Adnsr
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EVANSVILLE GAS LIGHT CoMs AN &

NANSV1ILE Or 40 LICFf1 z JIM AN q
T,OR the purpose OF carrying The pnIsisioas OF
L Ordinance passed 10! iic Co.nIaon Council Of ths
lighting with gis Llc cily of Evasye" is proposed ic
Johi stack Com patty ay tia. Of the EszRs
rifis Gas LigAt CoaRang - be incorporated a.C:r
books Cor the subscrp ten ri stock IN s:d Company
opcnej at the oDiec of Jahn ;. Chahisres.Bd
iii Ice Kept open until tc 10th lust when tif liiy
VIA e osga.dzed by The election OF Directors, &c fhe
czes of Ks s.sy lie, and other are invited - bscne
Stockholders. f-.. -. JOHA JkfFf.l.
sspi1n-llt~l H.ffr For self ..,i isss,ciite>.
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MeRRIrr F,fEID.a CD

TMP0RTEfsS anil Whnlestle Dealers In Foreign and
D,mcs. TRY tio,rs. Hats, Caps, Boots aud SHOES
I.l,l.s new bujln- First between NiH anal sycs
rnor Eransvne, lad particular attention paid % or
,I.r.t fa ~. Ca. e. .. sspts3
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BosroS. Sept. 20.

BOSTON. sept. ~.
.s.s Tn, I; ,,inr schooner CIrolinr,Cipt. Knight
rV .,yl, ,ry ,,rt. for allied ,ed vioi'toaqf tile
6shingtr.atv, was carried into Oh ar 'ottsyilic
- She's a new vessel, valued at $1,000
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MISCELLANEOUS.
= MERRITT, FIELD e CO. 81
Wholesale importers of Dry Goods.
gGIF EraasvsHs lad.

Wholesale Importers of Dry Goods.
1uIE EraasrsHs lad. IN
A RE receiving and opening in the Ia 20 and com
"A moiious building lately erected by.sr Oitssr lsdd
FIRST street SetHeea ham aad Sgcamere ssrecthc
largest assorted stock OF Fancy stids Dry
Goods ever brought 10 this market Our etasvs fa-
ciliiies in connection wh New Yrk house, enables
as to offer such Inducements to purchasers will make
il To their advantage 10 purchase .zns. We shall
nuc TO add weekly all ready large stock, ~
Keep IL ut all tines full and well assorted with
Prints of every Kind, style aud price,
Beached Shrtinrs and Siiectiugs.
Brown shir,inss and scsigs Of Widths. style aad
Tiek%ss Of ali tire dlrsren, brands. - ~
canton and Domes Frannel..
Red white anu yellow Fannel5. all wool. g.t
PrsaS q a ana 1'S aetoe Tue p'nepA'
Cas,rres rlain and fancy single aud double mild
Tweeds all wool. and cotton aAd wool.
Plaid Liiistys OF al. the different styles.
Cloak Innings, dD ~ do
Moaslln De Lane. Of ever. SYN and price,
Earlstsnf Lancaster ana plain tlaek Ginghams
Plain black Silks and :s.ttls,
SiS, Cotton and Wool ves;ines.
Hosery-MeBs English Wool hose and half hosr,
= Do do q Cotton half hos,
-9,ss Wsmaus do wor'isd cotton Hose all e'lors
- Giorss-N ms heavy Buck Gloves,
do Kid, Coltan ani Wool do,
Woinehs do do do do.
SILK, Linen aud Cotton Pocset Handkerciiefs,
Swiss Masihs, e < - - L.-stkA
Jlcoasii u slins f.ft ftHff
Book Musiins. I.r.I.t rfltl fr.a-.- =
Plaid Can.bricess
y, Victoria and Bishop Lawns. -fsii if
lris. Linn dressl.i and addressed in half pieces,
Goorcd and Paper Csmbrie-s,
Italian sewing siix all eoiors and Letters,
spool Silk, ttNt
spool Cottor, -er
Marshails Linen Thread all numbers,
Goats cotton, do r'
Plans. Enbru'd and Piuted lon:, and Sqnars wool
.i Shawis
BlnikrIs full ASSORTMENT.
beaver, Plot and Feb Cloths,
Slk aud NvhairI -usseIs, 4. - - vi
Pf.di, -.dfou and pL.id P0pfinx,
Bu.toHs, c5nbs and faISy goods o,eyers Kind snc
descriptions ail of which the l.c low
s.,,tI5 = - 77--Is MERRITT FIJI Il co
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A CARD.
$40 a cAssN
Boots G SHES! Bo5T5 & SdCE5I!

BOCTs G ST. 1EE! BO5r5 e 3 ICESI!
By the PaSkass. D0.sa. or at RrfaiIf u
A BOUT the 18th ofSentenber next. W, expect 10
Open ia Evansville. large and ysry well assorted
LIT OF BOOTS aud SHOES, which were selected VIII
much by experienced buyer IN Boston aud yari
manufacturing districts In Ma.saehu cts from first
lln,s. comprising tie very Gcst work. such rs bear ihj
brands o SiDcgmh. pItrGge, Wood, Ail:n * Flag, aud
RyaE's fine Ph rdel?hia WORK, dc.
we ,omufcnec Dusinessin Evansville expecting an
intending 10 become psrmanet citizens and hope to
merit loin custom aud confidence
Our Store - Main street, III Babeock * BROTHERS.
Aarowsre stind. Please cal; on Us:
Y X. HENDRICKS co.
Our Retail Rooms viii a. furnished With N.w Eng
land Castou wor.. sch hls rhsps. never been Rep
in Evaisyiic; aud such as ~ viii war; nj ia writing
sept v. *. II. & 10.
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FANCY DRY GOODS.


I UST received per steamer linaoo, IL Gases fancy
- Dry Goods Comprising IN part The following, ~ wit:
Plain IND figlSsd Chamcioa}
d., silA,
1.f Mousiin DeIains; 7'
Cashmere dr
Moot ,o
Florence SiiF. -
Siik serge; 80 ~ i-
Cape iss'd; ~ $3.50. ..,
- III n winter Bonnet Ribbons:
Blk ana Fancy Hg. silk Nelsj
Black Silk shawis;
BAY State
Sup. Fine do
Black and Fancy silk Crayats;
Ladies' Fancy SILK fivs; t-f ~. 81 "a.
ATtieals. ~ htcr) fe
Cuffs nd Racine. assd; 49,.
KID Gloves do
- silk aud G. ashmerc do
Lslc Thread aud Cotton do ttI .n ~
f.- Also. sff .t
) cases sprag,e, Z. AIlcn * Son, and Globe Fancy
ID l. do Solid Cyd:
do BleacueJ Muslin; and FOR sale low by
scp;-2 MJhGAN, KEEN g. tkSS'
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Too.sry. ....................F. y. LlscH
DKUl: ESrsD.,IsKENT.
IN,,Or.Gry q, r,TNrsy Eftssfgf

THIS undersigned sye form "a 10 the
Drug and Apolhrcry 'b'isiness--ant' VIII eo"h"ae
a, o.. oil stand on Main street formerly occupied BY
W. ". Woolssy They have hsad general a. ort
men, o! Msdifiaes, Paints, OILS, Varnshcs Window
GiasS rating lax. Re, &C. - which they invite The
attention oil old customers AMI tiss public.
Ply sieiais Prescriptions carefully attended 10, boih
partners in folly eorpcts; 10 attsnd Ia that branch
,f illc BUSINESS. 1..sr...f IS w. 81 NoO!.SEN,
Esansyille Sept. 90 ,s5s. Is FRANCIS a. LiNcK.
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srs,a % erra. CLEVELAND, Sept. "a.
f. J. Mckee was ROBBED to-day at t,ie
WellelHouse,of Sp,oO0-A reward Oh s''oUV
i offered for the recovery
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Ere .il OyJ ters!.

4 splendid article offresh oysters ats@il'' Eagle
Restaurant Jns, received and ready be served ap ia
Epieurean style. seq =
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G 5-pARrNE zsHIP n oTr &c.

CS-PARTNE 2SEITP II I'll &c.
THE Subscribers have III LAY entered in,o Co-pari
Il nersip, uud r. The aud sly L. ofSTowELL = AGi
f.yGus .il,d have pure hased the YER, iugci strk
pptsaDL Shoe; nts and Gaps, of. b. Fvsier & Co. u
c ,ry viii make large and seasoHble additions; ait
Ei co.iiaue lls above business GA Main street ."l
80 the yaIk nd,wouid sjeiI liberal share OF ia 4
,I.tran ~ "a 49,.
i.l1-doswly STONELL. PAGE q TAYLOR. +
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ZIP Bo0fs-lo c;lsss Mems pris,c Kip Boots reed
IN th,s day. AM fer ssileby J. II. MAG1EE & co.
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RAILKoAD BLn cTIoN.


NOTICE IS hefehrt-iscr, that Election for ssrceu
lifsctcrs of tte Evansville AID Illinois Rsii ,ad
Company to serve ior ~, ensuing year. will be hell
at tr: Cont Houses us E~a<silie, Aonrsy tie ftr
cav ociberncNt; be:w The e Irs .! 20 o'clock
aud O'Clock P. ". Onlec b X: X. -
'f,' ff.f 4 w John fyGI,E Jr. See. {
l.v.in,vine Ind se,t..e,i Is5e. seitse
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A RRisM ExrRAogDfxN RY--510 CSisks ia
"A reed and fOi sale below uie insr s,t uris. M
a'gA COOK SFAHiLY GROCERY.
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c1-PA zrNsxS7

TIME undersigned lvieg HE 18th inst entered into
eo-Ia sgnership, Iiirr IN irn and i.e 9f Hopkins
s Read Viii occupy ilc obi stand of J. y Hopkins,
First street aud cotiRuc Wholesale AMI Retail
Dr., Good business. JOHN :. H0PhiSS.
Soy. EDWiN U. READ.
Aug 9Th lsJs. scpt22
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cARRrAe > rRIMMlNaa

II UStrecired large Tot OF Ha.b and SIND hai.,rs.
% Curain frames. Stump joints Plat a do; br4ss Cap
Nuts aud kives. Bolts froint 10 neies Mabis lions
. ofail sind. for sale 1t the sign ofih .Nill Saw hv
augl9 pr Ftl Sc. N. GRIFFITH
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ADMISf sTRAToa5 NOrIC:

L1OF y y n JFt3 , bFF- ="
WILL sell at public auction, Il the late residence of
Phillip Rausch, deed in ltinasco on Saturday the
9th day Of Jetohcr next al ths personal goods OF d
deceased consisting OF on cow and lot ui hoJsaJd
ard kifvhVn furtiiare. f.-rst tr
FEESs or sALS-Ail sums Of thre s~lcliaS and
eredl will be- giyeB oftyrve mosfs: on the pa rrhaser
lar mote. With spproveq scc,rity s,ns less than
lIfec dsars cash. -. PHILIP DECKER, Adur.
Evans lille, Sept. lfti, 1c52. scptlJ3N
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EVANSVILLE STEAM CANDy1r MANU-.
f q 81 81 FACTORY. t}'f33 81
4 sSoRTED Candy utiss p b. Manufactured from
IN Stsi;a re1ned Sugar.
1Iytryisrs's:.el respectfully announce TO Western
aud southern Merchants, filiy prepared TO fl.-
ish assorted Ca,dy 10y the quantity, NJ l2i y D., and
rdrraed superior 10 any inanufetai cd this side Of Che
Eastern cities.
Terms cash dclivery) ,i'. ~
90. lfa- JOHN FARRELL & CO., Confeciioners.
Evansville, lad. strt7llD
y Henderson Courier. Vinccnncs Gazette, Terre-
Haute Express iisy~ journal, N Carmel Register.
copy TO amount vi %. send bill 10 advertisers.
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TWO SINKING FUND ZORRO interes,
J. due and unpaid the first day of July last, on
iosfls from the sjLkg Fund the lands morig:ged ~.
security will he advertised about the rsl day OF Occbcs
next, 10 be sold the second Saiuria, ia december
next. When not than Years Interest prior 10
s.i first ia, of july. may be duo and the security is
deemed sufficient payment Of such interests viii not be
exactcd. fthe borrowers shall forward to t- Office 4
written pay interest The Interest so due
and wthaeId. J. MORRISON, Prcs't.
SINKING FUSp OFFICE ! septl0-2w
Trdiasapcis, sept. /, 1872 State Sentinel
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! TouN {. .DEVEKEUX. Ja., Whoesale and Retail
- dealer IN Wall Paper. Fire Screens Window Blinds
IsssterS. Wrapl Samd Roofing Paper. Lamps Phosgene
Gas, etc. etc, Main street, between First and Second
streets. lgug l0lyl
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CASE Cals,os.ia Checks. rset c. al., I.,r sae
II ny .-. tff4ff JAs'. LOW q Gu.
al-lI Al hyin 81. LoaiS Ky
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A EoUS . TO RENT.

THE fne twGstory brcl House., with osifliouse., on
l. Sixth str,et, the canal. formerly occupied by
the late Mr. Stoh hoeer, is for rent reasonable
terms. apply on. :he'premses or to
sepis.tf BEN NURRTE.
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pAGuERREoTYPEs.

fR. F.. y Webster the Prince Of picture makers will
" arrive here on "Wednesday morning. on his way 10
louisville aud remain until Saturday. SIR ". makes
this call afford his maay friends .iTopportuny To get
pctare.. who Ild not upon him during his late
visit ia our CITY, Henderson Courier copy. .r,i.s
ecpt7
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Appointments by the President,

BY AND tOIfh the udutce ana COnSent oI inc cshdu.
Samuel d. Hubbard. OF Connecticut, 10 be Postmaster
Genero Of the United States in the place OF ~ k Hail. re-
Nathan X. Hail. Of New York. be judge Of the district
Of the United States for the northern district OF New
York in the place q a Ass Nx Gnlns % BE o. Of
Of the United States for the Territory of
e .ya. gsss e. ss% e. of
supreme Of The United States for the Territory Of
cSaiss Train an pp Of justice
OF the supreme Of the United States or the Territory
@ ssrm Da'o; Il g. itI G. Pratt ATT will viii expire R e. ' -
Lsonida. shaver, Of Missouri be associate justice Of
Utah, in the place OF Perry +. Brocchns, removed:
Balls Edney OF North Carolina to be charge daatres
Of the United States Of America 70 the republic Of Gnae
Miller Grieve Of Georgia. to be charge daares Of the
Joseph Sllwe of Arkansas be attorney OF the United
States for the district Of Arkansas in the place Of
Henry Elkns of Wisconsin to be marshal of the Uni
ted States for e district of Wisconsin, in the place of
Hiram Becker Of ticbgan be marshal of the United
Saes for the district OF Michigan In the place OF Charles
George N Ecke be director Of the mint of the United
States at Philadelphia.
Charles j. Brenham to be treasurer OF the mint at san
Francisco, in the State of California.
coasULs UNITED
Joseph H. Nicholson, of Maryland Tunis In the place
of John IL Payne, deceased
George siaeum. of vssnia for the port OF Acapulco,
in Mexico, in The place Of Rice
public Of Costa Rica.
George F; Upon of Massachusetts, for the port Of Rio
Grand-, n Brazil, in place OF IL l. Parham, resigned
Thomas j. Tabb, OF Virginia, for the port OF Lsguna de
Teminos ia the place of II. a. Holmes, resigned.
Robert S. Cahcar, of Massachusetts, at ST. Catharnes,
in the place oil A. M Ross, deceased
Thomas Miller, the port Of Ho, in the island of Ha-
wall. t8.H N
William MeMul!en, Of Massachusetts. for the island OF
Zanzibar, ia the place OF Charles Ward, resigned
William f. Hines. OF Rhode Island for the port Of Mo-
zambquo.
Lance of South Carolina, for the city Of Florence,
in The place OF Edws rd Gamage, resigned.
Nicholas Pike, Of New York, for Portugal in the place OF
Horace Smith. deceased
John z. Forney, OF Pennsyvania, for ST. Jago, in the
Cape Verd islands, in the place of M d. Parker resigned
Frederick w. Clark, OF New Hampshire, for the OF
Sydney, in New South Wales, in the place Of James II
Williams, removed
William 5 IL Newman, Of New York, for the port OF ST.
Johns, Newfoundland.
Winston Trowbrdge, OF Connecticut for the island OF
Barbados. In the place OF William r. Hayes, resigned
John Broadtooi for The OF Leiih IN ScJtand in the
place of Robert Grieve, resigned
George NJ Farnum, OF Massachusetts, for port Louis ia
the lse OF France Mauritius In the place Of William
Carroll, removed.
Charles s. j. Goodrich, OF New York, for the por, OF Ly
ons France. tue place c. George Rogers resigned
Alexander Campbell, for the island OF Martinique, In
place Of @. o. Fieuro', removed.
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ALBANY. August 25. 1851.
TO tA. Editor of the Unios

To tas Editor Of the Unios
was on board the ilfaled Atlantic at the time OF her
wreck; but. thank God. through his most Aerciiui
providence. was saved. Such scene OF horrld con-
sternaon il is not in the power OF language TO describe
But address you G=reciay TO state, and 10 give
the general publicity that about hour before the col
hson upon deck. (tor sleep in the hot ana crowd
ed cabin was out Of the queston) where met young
gentleman OF fine appearance who in familiar conver
satiou said his name was Hart that he had been TO the
National Law School in Ballston Spa. New York and
while speaking with much earnestness unconscious oil
danger OF its peculiar advantages, the startling crash oil
the two boats occurred. Soon rush OF the ahrghted
emgrans forced us toward the forward part OF the boat
and finally into the water which then little below
the deck. AS reached the stern, young female
jumped or fell upon She was in her nght-clohes
My acquaintance, powerful young man, caught
hold OF her, told her 10 clasp her around his neck
and shoulders. and with her thus his back he
for the propeller, which then approaching. fol-
lowed on. but lost sight Of them among the many
who were struggling around me. Al length reached
into watery grave, and at length taken up by a
boat. What became of the young gentleman know
not His name is not reported among the living or the
dead. and presume he is lost have been induced to
give this statement especially that his friends (who prob
ably reside somewhere in the West or South) may learn
his probable fate
Yours truly,
JNO. TOMPKlNS, Mass
p ST. send this to you, suppose it will be tht
most likely to reach the friends OF young Hart He spoke
OF Hon. T. H. Benton being distant connexion OF his
He seemed splendid young man. J. 1.
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CPECIAL AUCTION rOTICE.-E ~ sTRATToN b

CPECfAL AUCTION NOTICE.. N. sTRATTON
~ located himself o renpsy vans
Ninth lin the o. Byrns for the
conducting hu
In all directly the
horoUshsre the the
Market and the advantages arising heeorm unsurpassed Tor
the sale of every description Of merchandise.
attention dwellings: aso
groceries, bonss and shoes goods hardware fancy goods
hc received ndiciou-y arranged and
d the .eai-e Of the Real snd stocks dis
posed of At public private sale.
N. years sales BOSTON,
and Phisdeps particularly oGsr- his services
such wish dispose works of
Conssnmen responsibility solicited and cash advances made
Whenever Tsqur-d.
nyAssles u any amount cs.hed ~ishcu, delay
r. ~ sTRArTON, General Aucfoneer,
Aus. s--dd Penn avsuss and oh street, soufh side.
The daily union., 1852-09-04
IsDEPEspEsT FoRElosrRs The absurdity OF this
cry admirably exposed by recent speaker in Eng

land:
What (he asked) is the OF life of these pa
zsalous against receiving assistance from abroad
Look OF them. French cook dresses bis dinner
for hun, and Swiss valet dresses him FOR dinner He
hands down h. lady. decked 10 pearl never grew Ia
the shr OF British oyster. and with waving p1mes OF
ostrich eahers which certainly formed the tail oi
bsrnynrd iow The viabds OF his table brou
all the countries Of the wohd-hs wines from the banks Of
the weed Of North America his avore horse Is OF
Atabisn blood his avorite dog is OF tho s.. Bernard
breed his gallery rich Ia the productions Of the Flem
lsh and Italian schools and In from Greece his
evening snnsement s to aud hear Italian vocalist
wafbling German music olowed by French ballet. II
he rises Judicial honors, the efminc which decks hls
shoulders Is OF iur which before the
back OF Blush beast Hts very mind u Englsh in
Its adommentsi Is more picnic OF foreign contribu
uon his poetry and philosophy from Greece, hi,
geometry from Alexsndris his arithmetic from Arabia
and hts religion from Palestine. In infancy he rabbed his
with coral from the Oriental ocean, and when he die
m nnmen will be sculPtured In toe marble from the
qua,rts OF Cara a."
The daily union., 1852-09-04

TUE subscriber viii open 10 hi. city, september
very de-rshie location side ~ .,,s ,.
doors of lAh The number OF limited 10 g.n,y NJ
VIII devote hs whole attention
and professional pursuits Prom m. ,a
pupil will recve "a ~
experience and thst a him ,. ~
accomplish
thorough and rapid progress st.v
done school II number and Of
character.
Terms, ai9 50 per quarter.
uefs the College Col H.
Col Peter VIM Rev. r. w. Cpshmsn,
Hon Mr. Morgan, Tresary Department.; u. IT, Leach,
Post Once Department. Address subscriber through cy
Once.
sept bst-9a~3w GEORGE 3. BACON
The daily union., 1852-09-04
Sale To-Day.
ny ). Q. meoUIRE. Aueuone,r

By J u hc6uist. Aucuoneer-
FURNITURE, MILLINERY. GLASS CASES, SHELVING
drawers, cscckey hc.On Saturday morning.
9Th O'Clock, rooms e !
good II household kitchen furniture,
Mahogany sofa, rocker and parior chairs
Gaze and wood scs. chairs
High and low bcdssepds
Mattresses, washstapds, toilet sets
=, Wsdrobe, bureaus, erockery and glsss ware, SIC,
marking cotton, cords, kc.
Ais', iot Of glass cases, shelving, drawers, &C.
- rhot guns, hshins tackle, sc.
Terms Ja7 q McouIpr
Sep 3-ot Auc,on,sy
The daily union., 1852-09-04

Ay-Raiy, Democrats THE Thtd Ward Democratic Club
tsnrsry 10 the Jackson Democratic Assocaon
meeting on TUESDAY evening NEXT the 7th Instant
o'clock, their hickory pole
which invite all
District and surrounding counties.
Turn nd music.
ALT
ny orders n. NJ. CHAPLIN,
septA-m President Third Ward Democratic Club
The daily union., 1852-09-04

nj OTICEThe undersigned would respectfully inform the cir
gems Washington public general ina they have
themselves in copanershp In the COM
The business future
will be conducted Green Scott Their place
al the corner
they will constantly on hand good and general as
soment furniture would be happy supply their end
and may them with their reasonable
prices. n. shEEN,
Sep 2-3t t5 E5l-##t1 hNHaf faiHH al THoS. A. 5SoTf.