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New York Fashionsbie Clothing Establishment
wholesale and retail, for cash only.

ALFRED MUNROE Co. No. AL Broadway, fbeween Howard
Grand streetsD invite s persons visiting New iork
business pleasure call their extensive establish
an examine the superb assortment OF
Fine and fashionable clothing,
Ganuemen's furnishing goods
Boys and children's clothing ko,
OF the best description there exhibited for sale.
principles which Orleans establish
nrn which made universally popular
West strictly adhered al Broadway, New York
facilities for obtaining goods such enable
the choicest and fashionable styles OF garments
anda n the lowest nrices.
Every article is cold under FUN guarantees
rsroKsThe price marked, In
be made
An descriptions Of clothing order the
ALFRED NUNRoE Co,
al RroIdway, New York
AIrrwp Musror,l
WIS d. AssaTI May 0s-damif
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Masa a,huse,ts DemO,rste Sac Conrsntion

FrcHBuRo, Sept s.-rhe democratic State convention
Massachusetts assembled 10 this pace 10 O'Clock this
morning. There are 500 delegates present Mr. Wood
chosen preside, IL believed ha enher Bishop
deushaw will be omnaied for governor
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Funeral Obuquies in Richmond.

RICHMOND, va y September S-1he funeral Of NJ.
Smell. and i've other residents Of the CITY, who lost he
ives by the explosion Of the Reindeer the Norh
liver, took place this afternoon The remains were fol
owed the buryingground by vast OF CHI.
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DIONEER Women of the westt by Mrs. EIIet, au-
L thor OF The Women Of the Revolution SC. 1 VOL
Anglo 'merican Literature and Manners from French
Phinree Charles, professor In College of France.
just published and for sale by
TAYLOR MAURy,
Septic Bookselen near On street.
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% N. HOoE ~ CO.. Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
carpetnr, floor oil eloths, maings,
Theetng, blankets and goods generally
Pennsylvania between 7b aud sh Washington
q.
Ans 2o-r
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Mail Fd,iure.
DIoNEER Women of the !

BALTIMORE. Sep s-The southern n all to ight brings
nothing fro u beyo w lining on, Moth Carolra.
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University of Xirxtmi..

Ihb thair OF Chemistry Maea Medca, University Of
virginia, having become by r Ro
koge an appointment li will be board Of
Ws on the arh Of September Communications
Univcrsity of Virginia.
The income OF the Chair consists o besides
gaden free, Of salary
uon fees To amount exceeding dollars
UNIVERSITY or vInorsIv, August 10, 1859.
GEssNER HARRISON
rug lf-2aw2w Chairman OF the FaenI
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Committed for Sirindiing.

BALTIMORE, September "A man who was formerly an
importing merchant, in Philadepha, but lat erY OF Bal
more, has been arrested and commiued Jail tie
charge OF robbing and swindng several business Of
this city
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Each $50 b baggage free,
ceeding in measurement 10 cubic feet
furnished with mattress and pillow, and
with the the
Freight will be taken 70 foot and from
Panama Francisco 500 The transit Of
the islhmns al the ,xpense OF the passengers.
will perceived that the through mail line
quality the employed and
despatch from boats always ready
both ends Of the line accidents.
For further information apply the once OF the company 81 and
IS South For choice beuhs apply tbs
No. 7 West street, OF Warren street, New York
MARI
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.Mt,c Orleans Market.

NEw ORLEANS, Sept. 7-Colton-Tbe market Is active,
and the sales yesterday reached 800 bales 10
middling
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Tie Overland Fmigranis.

LOUISVILLE, Sept 8 s-Repors received frpm FL Pas
Captain Longs California train lost all ther
a imals by the Indians so miles above that place.
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Pennsylvania 7h and s Washington, D. c.,
UHoLEs ALE dealers foreign domestic staple
and fancy dry goods, mattngs oielohs table
and bed Spreads blankets sheetngs and houseiu
nishing dry goods generally.
suict, prompt, personal sttention given orders.
Dec 21-lyf
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NEALED PROPOSALS will he received by
degned until the I'd day s-pembe for filling nm
ding the square south Of the Presidents
The undersigned will show Of 6lnr nm 10 he DONE
and whence the earth is to be hat purpose
Ihr proposals must be cor the whole specify
Tor which The entire work
viii be required that the Competed by the
Of November = = " =
he unoeansd will reserve himself alter the line
" he cung 70 Be done, the offer 81
oeh a ne may deem the work 10
the best advantage 70 the government
wM. d. RRACHENRrpGE,
-. Agent for the Improvement Of Public Grounds
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Odd-FeIio.vs' Hall.

Odd-Felfowsf Hall.
LUNKEL's Nightingale Open Troupe, old
N Washington fsvories, comprising versatile perform
addition the wonderful prodigy Adams
whose magnificent voice, combined
him m The phenomena of the odd Fellows Hall
evening ofthe week. commencing Monday September
Admission rs
Doors open at 7-performance commencing at O'Clock
sep 3-h JOHN r. FORD, Agent.
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The Union Academy,
Corner Of 14h street and Nep YoTk arenue.
THE wll Monday August 40
proprietor pains provide
desirable accommodations
obtaining thorough English and classical
ton
n. Richards, A. NJ, principal and proprietor.
q. Htohcocs, A. o., assistant
A. L. Perry, A. b., assistant
A. q Richards, teacher Of The primary department
A. Zappone, teacher Of modern languages.
]. Gibson, teacher Of drawing and painting
Circulars obtained Farnham bookstore the
Principal.
wAsHrSorox, Aug "a, 1859. Aug oi-eod2w
The Union Female Academy,
On l4h street. bct,ceen N and Nep Pork
THE year seminary win Mon
dny. August -, ts52.
Mrs. u. Richard, principal.
Mise Y. Craven, assistant
Mr.. A. Zapppne, teacher OF modern languages.
Circulars obtained as above.
August %, lisa Aug o5-eod2w
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FUsTIAN.-The bunker press alleging that we
deavong render General Pierce odious the South by
representing him aboltionist. This is not the fact
We have invariably spoken OF him devoted 10 the sup
port the extreme sectional views the subject Of
slavery We never gave him the credit OF sincerity In his
marks political russ, designed only for this latitude.
No in any degree acquainted with our columns can
have misunderstood on this pont.-Manchsstr Democrat
This is precious confession Here. for two months,
these abolition demagogues have been laborng and lying
and swearing to "render Gen. Pierce odious TO the
South" by representing that he entertained sentiments
similar to their They have published lying cerif-
Gates and lying afdavs. piled perjury upon faIsshood
in the effort render Gen. Pierce odious TO the South"
and thereby aid in the election of Scott And now, hav
ing utterly tailed to do Gen Pierce the least nury-see
ing that all the fasehoods and rascaity and perjury
which have been employed in this dirty business have
effected nolhngthe organ Of these abolition conspra-
tors cooly declares that they tried effect what
has been the sole object OF all their efforts! After
swearing that Gen Pierce preached abolitonism, they
now say they always represented him devoted the
support of extreme southern views What rascally ef.
frontery is here exhibited But the object is obvious
Having failed in efecng anything in the South against
Gea Pierce, they propose devote their attention to
the North. Charging him with abolionism having failed
to inue him at the South they propose 10 Try TO do
something at the North, by representing that they
always knew that he ardent and devoted tool OF
slavery But this game will prove unsuccessful as the
other has. though glad 10 tried since ex
poses the rascay Of the abolition conspiracy '.render
Gen. Pierce odious at the Soulh"-Daay (N HI Patriot
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DEMOCRATIC Review for June. so, with portrait
FRANCK TAYLOR,
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Navy assr and Pork ssr 1863.
NAVY DarAKraEsr.
BqTeau Of psoylssN1x1 aud Cl.lhi,,s a.,

GEALED PROPOSALS endorsed Proposals fof R..fu -
~ Proposals Tor Pork" will be
this oes until IL O'Clock, Monday al
United staes-- " vac
Five thousand barrels Of navy beef thousand ba
navy pork @"
Each barrel 70 contain less hundrea pounds ma,
weight OF beef Or pork no excess Of we win I
paid for 10 be delivered the respective a.
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Sep sd

NEW BANK.-THE BANK OF THE CITY, Washington, ID.
IN ca Is located IN said city, PENNSYLVANIA avenue, south side,
between Ninth and Tenth will be for business
till IL, and from - and after he
9th instant.
The of this bank will be redeemed specie other
funds. III. s. CRANDELL,
Sep 9-d2w Cashier.
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ERANK FOREsTER's Field Sports Of the United
States British provinces of North America, vo illus
The Sposmans Cyclopgdia of Hunting Fishing, Coursiug
Shooting &C., by T. Johnson vol London with fine steel
engraving.
The Rod the being angling and shoot
ing by James Wilson, F. X. s. E., vol, Edinburgh.
The Sposman's Library Jobn Mills, vol, Edinburgh
The Young Sposmans Manual kecreaion in Snootg by
The Shooters Prcceptor by T. b. Johnson.
Craven, VOL, London.
The Manual, by gentleman of Philadelphia
The Rifle by John r. Chapman.
Hawker Shooting, with additions William 7. Porter esq.
editor Of the New York Spirit Of the Times"
Hints To Sporsmen by E. J, Lewis, M. d.
The Dog and the Sportsman by j. s. skinner, with illustrations
Observations Dog Breaking William Floyd gamekeeper
pamphlet London.
Dogs, their Origin and Varieties by II. ID. Richardson.
American Turf Register and Sporting Magazine vols d and
Very
Sep FRANCK TAYLOR
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Cheap Trip 80 Norfolk.

Cheap Trip - Norfolk.
a ~re-11 THE steamer osCE0LA will leave Vvsshprton
he place Saturday the
-1skSrsA h September, ocock Returning will
leave Norfolk Monday, the t3th AZ 4 O'Clock, m.
Soc win stop, going aud reuing Piney Pont Point
Cone river.
Passage and fare for the round "trip, se for gentleman and
seps-da JAMES MITCHELL.
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Pacihc Mail Steamship Company.-The only Through
Line for California and Oregon
VIA Nav BAy ND

The steamship Columbia will keep up semi monthly sommu
ncaon between Francisco Oregon awaiting the
former the arrival Of the mails and from Panama.
delay with the mails and for the
stea IN Francisco.
regular propeers and side wheel will be kept
the freight and transient between
Panama and San Francisco.
will connexion between
acapulco Mexican ports The the Allan
viii be maintained the United States mail steamships
GeoTga .uoo tohs
Empire City. 1000
..
Philadelphia. i,sou
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The Record.

Poor FROM REcoRp.-Under the old constitution
OF North Carolina the governor elected annually by
the legislatures bat in 1885 The constitution amended
and. among other things, il provided that this i'm
porant right should be henceforth exercised by the peo
pie In 1884 bill passed the legislature providing for
convention 10 make alterations in The constitutions and
William A. Graham. the Scott candidate for Vice Pfesi-
dent, was member OF that legislature. While this
bill was pending before the house. il was moved TO strike
oui OF said bill that clause in The thirteenth section pro-
vidng for the election OF governor OF the State by the
free white men thereof" and the question thereon
decided 10 the negative-yeas IS, nays e4-WmLIAM
A. GRAHAM VOTING TO STRIKE OUT. For proof OF his
see Journal OF the House OF Commons session OF 1884,
page 240
The truth is Mr.. Graham has always been regarded
conservative ederalisi His ideas of government have
been drawn from the teachings of the Hamlltonian school,
and hence he has always considered it sound policy 10
limit the people in their exercise of power, the
hand, and TO render them prosperous, the other, by
banks, high tariffs &c. The ederalsts, il is well kno
regarded Il primary duty 10 take Of The people
that is TO watch, overlook and restrain lhem lest they
might destroy themselves by ndulgiDg in too much lib
ery in other words, federalism po,oer ia He hands
Of The Jsw, and submission and obsdisnes the part Of
the many Hence also The opposition OF the whig leaders
of this State to free surage-o the right OF equality at
the ballot box.
Mr. Graham is now a candidate before the free white
OF the United States for the office OF Vice Presidents
he wants their votes and probably hopes be elected
and yet in 1884, he voted TO deny 10 portion of these
very the right 10 vote for governor Power" was
in the hands OF the few" in State legislature, and
Mr. Graham for keeping it there.Raieigh Standard
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WANTEO-sn nrfssrrs.h.d house sw table for n
w tsm'iy would prefer the in ward
Addrsss L, W. Irving House,
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1itn. Insurance Company, or uoo", New York
Capital $4,000
TINS company continues insure agan. loss or damage
buidings In and county
gond and mefchandse generally, Also,
risks by steamboats, railroads, ryers, and lakes taken
m favorable
system ofhusncss equitable and safe and the directors
satisfaction they have accumulated ample
which addition the capital stock OF the
careful enabling them present
naturalization those who transact
business with this
JOHN r.. HINMAN, President
N. n. HAWLEy, SECRETARY.
CHARLES DE sEJDTNG. Agent,
!, 9Th street. opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
June o9-3taw1y
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Acting Commissioner Of The General Land once.
NOTICE

To Prs-euJfon Claimants and Lessecs 0panis psri-
tees Of Mineral Lands,
Every entitled to the right Of empion any
lands within the townships and fractional
required establish OF the
Of the land ofhce and
practicable seeing the
day appointed for the the public lands
embracing claimed,
every peon having can act to
additional land district In Territory Wisconsin
purposes approved Sd fessee
penalties, enter TO the o their permits
lands within the townships
enumerated, who entitled the TO
reducs the ninnum price Superior
district Michigan, and the Chippewa district
approved ah September 1885, the land by
leases and PERMITS the
Of 81 25 nooverng fun section emit
tied the such permit proper m
purchase he shall seco nj the
~ 50 required establish ,ha
faction Of the register Willow
therefor praoiieosis seeing this noo b.
appointed l The public sale ~
embracing the claimed otherwise such oa win b.
forfeited.
John WILSON
Acting Commissio,er Of the General Land once.
la-IawlJw
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EEORGETOWN COLLEGE, ID. C.-The exercises of
Sep 9-3t
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NEW GOLD PENS.-TAYLOR 4 MAURY, booksellers
IN Pennsva la 9Th street. have just received
of splendid gold pens, best patterns, price,
fifty five dollars Among will found happ's
braed niche p.nsthe
suit any handwriting.
Sept5.
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REEbE's Superior Fall Style Hats for 1854
CHARLES H. LANE will introduce this Saturday, August
~ he above Justly celebrated hats Other and fashionable
styles o. his own manuac,o which, for beauty and durability,
cannot be surpassed full supply hand, and fs sale
uniform aud reasonable prices The public respectfully invited
tu call n CHARLEs n. LANES,
Hat Cap and Gentlemen's Furnishing Establis shmcnt,
Aug l4-3tw3wif Penn. avenue ~
NOTICE o removal of tho Land once from
IN Menasha, In Wisconsin Under
ferrd section Of the Of Congress- approved une
additions dis,ric Inc
States Of Illinois and Missouri, and The territory m Of m.
State fnoisn the land office Green
Wisconsin, viii be removed Menasha
there for business The first day OF September
July, A. ID. 1852. s' - - )
ny the PRESIDENT MryApn rrI MORE
Jors w1sos Acting Commissioner OF the General Land Once
July I5-shawdw - 80 "''N ~
ERESCH-PLATE MIRHo.ts, for mantsl. aud piers,
marble slabs and brackes-he
has on hand French plate oking gasses ornanened plain
poumt ana picture Hames which be
workmanship and material and will sci, ~ lou ~ sv es, be
bought for IN the country. - - - -
Old frames regilded
-, FRANCIS LAMB,
,n Directly opposite National THEATRE Washington, d. C.
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TOR REyT-A comfortable brick house furniture,
L pete, lh street, street, side
Mrs. Doctor Keaney The whole will be low a good
2 monlh and given the LIST Of Oo
ber, 1852.
Apply Mr.. Nicholas Callan notary public,
Sept 6-3t4 lIhteLl
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nly 1-eod3mif ~' ''s' - :
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IA 10 Cincinnati ly rail the entire dtsfanes ereept ten pcs,
sA,eh Is done In coaches.
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HATS, BOOTS, SHOES.
Feich,s Safes Uaertyofees.

EpGEfILp CoURr-HoUsE, S. c., 1852.
Nlessra SIEAtNs MARTIN, Successors to Rich
Water street. is with pleasure
haze to inform you that q the great fire which
three others Misc the JAIL all
ofyour purchased your agent In Charles
L. NJ Hatch The stores built
heat was tny terrific The crowd rdeuled the
Dng such n
enng day. in the those who
e the prevailed when they everything
side the Safe perfect and without STAIN
saanander. - "
We shall call month
Yours respectfully, WILLIAMS d CHRISTIE.
Ins srego1g letter demonstrates the wonderful capacity of RICH
COS SAT- Els to resist fire when
ALONE among articles represented SAFES protected In
contents either the fires NewYor
Shlcotte Ohio Wenmpka Ala Rodney, Edgefed
Gt must be admitted that the cost sPEGY SINCE THE RI
butIIoN OF PiCES) beara proportion the
se' for eSSEs papers ewey and other small
nut Articles The subscriber Of
bus for e large atock good RICH
cos DER SAFES, and prepared prove,
nony OF several of the most respectable
cities that entire confidence be placed the
cumstgnces. ISAAC BRIDGE
sepl0 d6WH NI,os,;,e utre.,
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ANIMALS FEIGNiNG DEATH The character for subtletv
~ the fox had from tho earliest ages is the main rea-
a0WHhy his assnmed or presumed Illumination when in
danger has been ascbed to intention otherwise
Of the Instances We have given this superstition would
nol appear 70 be exceedingly well devised In two in
STANCES which have adduced at least effort at
would have been the most judcous proceeding and In
Ms adventure With the countryman it seems surprising
tneL tnis was attempted But probable expia-
nation ~ that Ae of the encounter ut time
when the Of such thing had the effect
o. sspefying ns seses so that effort escape was
o. ms power and the appearance of death was not the
fictitious continuance of cunning but the consequence Of
terror And that this explanation the true one
among other proofs from the conduct of holder and
!erocious animal the wolf under similar circumstances
taken In ptfa 1t is said that it subdued by sur
prise thata man may safely descend bind and lead it
away or Knock 1t on the head and it is also said that
when ~ has wandered into country to which it is
1t loses much of its courage may be assaed
with IMMUNITY. fConde's Illustration of Instinct
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sADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC

LACEY & CO., 81 St. Charles street,
E9, BRANCH OF LACEY PulLLGPs's CELEBRATED HAIR
fashionable HARNESS, SADDLES AND TRUNKs nj reduced prs
ED- REPAIRING STRICTLY ATTENDED TO ie47 lTdW
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An ExcELLEsr ToorH POWDER -DissoIye qunpowier in
tumber of cold water and when settled pour Oh the
it, [Scentife American 1t'
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FEMALE HERolsM,-aOne day. said Massena being at
Bueaenden perceived young soldier belonging to the
ight artillery, whose horse had just been wounded by
lance Inc young man. who appeared quite child de-
1enaea himself several bodies of the
to his assistance but they arrived too late
Although this action had taken place on the borders of
tne wood and in front OF the bridge this areryman had
atone wnstood the attack of small troop OF Cossacks
ana bayarans whom the officer and menI had despatch
ea put 70 Hight His body covered with wounds in
Hiteu ny SHOTS ances and swords There We're at les
thirty And do you know madame what the Young man
was." said Massena, turning to me.
y Y Yes, woman and handsome woman too, althopRh
w was SO covered with blood that it difficult to Judge
~ re beauty She had followed her lover the army
and when he killed. defended like Homes the re-
mains q him she loved. She native Of Paris her
was Louise Beletz and she the daughter of
Duchess Abrantes lF'eA'i's Vi WIZ
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EDiChl4ES-125 cases Days's, gallons, half
GALLONS AID quarts rs all sses 100 cases
ass oeds and poughty's landing and for sale by
~ CONVERSE i CO., 81 Tehoupitouas street.
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1,AEMEN ON BOARD SIEAMsHr-A recenttral in New
10Th proqgh TO light some interesting information con
srs On Of the voyages of the Franklin one Of tho
nremen when he left Network was intoxicated and when
neatsu az his labor became stupid dsobeyed tile com
na u Inc assistant engineer fell of the stairs became
sensloie aed N that state the said engineer pours
sbort p ts u cU,a water over him after which, very
before the court on charge of mansaughter but tc
iaence showed that the remen became SO exhausted nv
sIer apors and the excessive heat of the atmDspher II
cold water is thrown them to revive them
auo the engineer applied this remedy the deceased Are
.aL " was stated that the frcmen were generally in
temperate that they drank great deal Of spirits and no
Tbs fire room is below the water line of the shin
@ y ollen at W 90 and los degrees of temperature Tie
can scarcely breathe. N-~ 'N'-e' 'A'' my
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GERMAN POWERS The petty princes Of Germany 20 ST.
run grandeur into the ground There are ever thr @
dred 'princpatesn in the vicinity Of the Rbin H,
one OF whose territory cantans enough 10 max
squash garden The standing army of one Of these ,s
and three cordwauers The national barracks are com
posed OF two sugar hogshead while the whole contents Of
the Government Arsenaln consists of two cracked ffs
stolen, 'ie
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PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS, ETC.
~ JOHN MCCARTHY, PLUMBER No S4 Camp street new0I-
rs has Just large of tR ASS QCkS,
ySgs Sizes FORCE MD LIt Pumps REER Punt s, etc
COOKING RANGES; BATHING TUES AND SHOWER BATHS.
Aleo, LAYING LEAD PIPES; SHEET LEAD
WORK OF EVERY DESCRiPTf N.
Ship Steamboat promptly put repaired orders
promptly attended to. l5s- CHARGES MODERATE. aep22