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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-29

IMPoRTANT.-An ardent Loco Foco desi-
rous to make spread at the election, engaged
painter to paint him banner,the device up
on which should be Gen. Pierce on horseback;
being advised that the work was complete
he called to inspect it, when the banner was
presented containing horse but no rider
"What does this meant" said the astonished
Loco; "where is Gen Pierce!'' '0h!'' re-
piled the wicked artist, ''he has Just fallen
Off" Notwithstanding the hot weather the
Loco got mad.--Btf. Er. (" =
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-29

NEWSPAPER PosTAGE.-An amendment to
the Postofice Law has passed the House,
which, in effect, raises the postage on city
newspapers, while it lowers it on country
papersl Surely the house would not have
passed this bill had it been aware of its eff
fects. 1t never could have been intended SO
injuriously to affect the city ress.-City
paper. .L. .......I...... .....
While the country papers paid as much
postage from here to Dumontsville, four
miles, as the city papers did from Cincinnati
to this city, 1870 miles, seldom indeed did we
see any effort made by the city press to have
justice done, and we are not certain but the
"horrible" amendment is designed to accom-
plish this. However, we will wait and see,
and should the fears of our city contempora-
ry be realized, we shall return good for evil.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-29

VACANT OFFIcEs.-There are at present
sixvacant offices in the county of Shasta:-
Sheriff, Assessor, County Surveyor, Public
Administrator, Justice of the Peace and
Census Taker. This speaks we'll for the
county. Were no other employments more
profitable than office-holding, these offices
would not be suffered to remain vacant SO
long.-Shasta, Cal. Cour.
Send to"Old Fairfield" Mr.. Courier
you will find plenty of patriotic gentlemen
here, ready and anxious to fill all such va
cancies. -
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-29

ExpATRIATING HIMsELF.-In the Eagle of
yesterday, on the third page and first col
umn, the reader will note the following
"But Gen. Scott has always been re-
markably discreet man, when his persona
safety was in danger. His discretion was e
vinced in keeping out of bullet range during
the entire Mexican Campaign. Taking ad
vantage of his position as Commander-in
chief, to station himself in THE REAR"
Same page, second column, and nearly oP'
posite, is the following
"That Gen. SCOTT is brave man, NO A
MEXICAN will doubt" ...
That is just what we think, only the Ea.
qle's declaration saves us the trouble of say
ing so. Soft must happen with these greas'
ers. 1t much better to tell the truth than
to lie, and these Inconsistencies are una
voidable, for the most inveterate falsifie
will sometimes tell the truth by mistake
As an illustration, take the above.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-29

A Monster Show.-The largest Travelling
Exhibition in the world, probably, is the
Museum and Menagerie of P. 7. Barnum,
which is soon to make tour of the princi-
pal towns in this State. In getting up this
Museum, it was the object of the proprietor
to present something which should be essen
TALLY unlike any thing which had preceded
it, and at the same time eminently attrac-
tive. His first step was to charter ship
and send it to Ceylon, taking out party for
the purpose of hunting elephants in their ma
tive wilds. The expedition resulted in the
capture of herd of these large animals, in
cluding female with her calf, only few
months old, and they now accompany the
exhibition, having been trained to work in
harness. To carry out his design of fitting
up Locomotive Museum, collections of wax
statuary and curiosities were brought to-
gether, with variety of the most rare and
interesting species of living animals, and to
all this was added various interesting per-
Iformances which are fully described in the
advertisement. The far-famed original
GENERAL Tom THUMB is included among the
wonders of this establishment, andh his per-
formances alone have always drawn crowds
at the same price of admission as is charged
to the whole of the monster exhibition
With sucha variety of novel features, it is
not strange that this has proved one of the
most successful of Barnum's speculations.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-29

A SLIGHT MIsTAKE.-The Eagle is still
harping on the old tune and every attempt
only puts General Pierce worse in the mire.
Instance the following
"The whig candidate for Vice President
lives in North Carolina. which State has a
Constitution, and in this Constitution, ii is
provided, 'that no person who shall deny
the being of God, or THE TRUTH OF THE PROT
EsTANT RELIGION, or the Divine authority oil
either the Old or New Testament, or who
shall hold religious principles incompatible
with the freedom and safety Of the State
shall be capable of holding any office, ol
place of trust or profit, in the civil govern
ment within this State" --i
North Carolina ertainly has Constitu
tuition, out no such clause. No Wing State
in the Union is in that situation. How il
New Hampshire! ....... ...........
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-29

Arrests for Counterteiting,-Several per
sons, residing in the vicinity Of Baltimore
in this county, were arrested last evening
on the charge of passing counterfeit money
one female. Some ten-dollar bills were
passed in this city and some in Baltimore
We can give no further particulars, but a.
wait the result of the examination. The
counterfeit was described by US in our daily
of Tuesday last, and yet the bills were so
we'll executed that they passed current, to
what amount remains to be known. We
give below more particular description Of
the bill, promising that some are on other
branches. We copy from the Dayton En-
pire:
Dangerous Countepeit.-We alluded to
the fact, on Saturday, that counterfeit notes
of the denomination of $40, on the Miami
V alley Bank of this city, had been put in
circulation. We were shown one of these
notes to-day, by Mr.. Emley, Cashier of the
Bank. 1t is most dangerous counter
felt, and one that would be likely to deceive
even the best judges, unless they took the
precaution to compare it with a genuine
bill. The bill shown US is dated November
Is, 1851, letter A, and the engraving is re-
markably well executed, and SO are the sig
natures of Mr.. Beckel, the President Mr..
Emley the Cashier; and Mr.. Adams, Regis
ter. The color Of the counterfeit is shade
lighter than the genuine, and the paper q
triae thinner. There are two or three mark;
by which the counterfeit may be detected
when compared with the genuine. The
former is still one-eigth of an inch Longer
than the latter. In the word "demand," il
the genuine bill, the stem of the first letter
"D," touches the margin of the title line
while in the counterfeit it does not touch.
! P.S.- The accused have all been dis
charged.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-29

Wing STATE CoHvESTIoN.--Of the Wing
State Convention held on Wednesday last,
the Ohio State Journal remarks that it was
remarkably harmonious, and discharged the
duties for which it was called with great
unahimity and good feeling. Tho homina-
tons are Of a character that cannot fail to
commend them to the support of all who
nave the welfare Of the State at heart
We shallhaye much to say on the subject
before the campaign closes.
The electoral ticket is a glorious one
The desire was to secure the services Of such
persons as would WORK during the campaign;
and we think this has been accomplished in
an eminent degree. We have not time oI
room to-day to comment on the action of the
Convention. 1t was fortunate in the selec.
ton of its presiding officer, and in the re.
suit of its nominations. The spirit of reso.
lutte, determined action was there manifest
ed. The members will 90 home with fix
Gu iCbOlhblOh ~ "OAh lllI CllO again
placed where she once proudly stood, high
up on the list of Wing States Of this glori-
Gus Union.
HOBBS LocK.--A correspondent Of the
Philadelphia North American, under date oI
London, June 25th, says: ...
Some months ago a reward Of two hundred
guneas was offered by Mr.. Hobbs to any
locksmith who succeeded in picking the eel
ebrated American Bank Lock, which is nov
generally known in England as 'Hobb''
Lock-" The money was deposited in th'
Bank of England by Mr.. Hobbs, and severa
Intellectual attempts have been made by En-
glish locksmiths to pick the American lock
About on days ago, person applied TO Mr.
Hobbs lJr one Of his locks, for the aVowe'
purpose Of picking it. He was skillful En-
glish mechanic, and he appeared to have 1
great confdencein his ability to accomplish
his self-imposed task. A room was freely
granted to him at Mr.. Hobbs establishment
in Cheapside, and day after day he laborec
necessarily. After he had worked one rex ht
abandoned his task, and when he returned
the lock he remarked, "Mr. Hobbs, you
American lock cannot be picked" 1t may
now be said that America can beat Englan
in this important article Of locks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-21

AMERICAN HOTEL.--p Chaimeres nai-
;f.r. Al N Bee6ee, Brunswick; + Mann.
Petsrsbure: r g Foekes Georgia; Sangster,
G w Powell, r N Coiirgs;J Brand, Peters.
hung; w r Bentley, & family, Alabama;
LYMAN. Lynchburg; O Crump. Haiiiax; q
Moor. Chester, Pa; r s Dean. New Orleans;
p Baltzell, Baiiimore; w w Hnse, Boston;
! Constant, New York; G n Hitchmes, Bal
timofe; w c Duncan, New Ark; 8 G Panen,
CITY HoTEL.-J D Ennis, r & d RR;
DR. Booker, Amelia; Sims. ST., ChesterHeld;
A c Dickinson. Hanover, ] w Baldwin, Va;
A T Burton, Farmville; J w Hendricks d B
Patieson, Ain; r Sutton, r T Green King
Williams; NJ Anderson, c r R; r D Cum
minis. Benn.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-AG Meyer, Bait;
E FPaxton, Lexington; Mr. s. Mrs A Michel,
Georgia; H Semken, Baliinore; J E B Stuart,
snd G. g Rogers. u 8 NJ Academy; u
Gregory Phiia; w Evans, Richmond; Dr
James, GoochIand; G Smith, Alexandna;
Col r M Bondivant, Buckingham; Col u
Coleman, Louisa; A Marbery, Va; Lem;
Phila; R Baylor, Essex; E Gerst q LADY, ana
Miss Glenn. Halifax. -,
COLUMBIAN HOTEL A Coghiil,
Chesterfield; r Stevens, Salem; J K Kyle,
and A Lancaster, Jr Buckingham; u w
Dawson, Scottsvile; l. Roper, and Master X
Roper, Petersburg; A A SPOTS, and II
Chapman. TazwelI; Shanks, Bottetaurt.
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Well informed meFchanls In Eiserp fshink
-, With The presaut diversion Of I'll Il from
- agricultural districts. y Austrtlfa 10 The
ed ymipes there's there csu' be M. doubt the
Suppiy of wool from thence will be Iessened 70
! serious extent; and ihstit IS moi improbable
tAai ibis viii be attempted 70 be replaced by
ssxine cotton and wooden to greater extent
fos4ues staple at @ ss es5 fse
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CONGRESS-FRrlp,,A,,.lYll,

:, The SENATE did Sit NOT to day.
The HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, accord
ieg 10 it's last adjournment, attempted to assem-
Re to-day, but failed in the attempt. There
wss not sufficient number of Members pre-
a.ss Tor the transaction of business; and the
Nenbers present adjourned over to Monday
nexf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-21

~ Willard Fillmore was born at Summer
Hiil, Cayuga county, N. Y, Jan. 7th 1852, and
d row in his SD year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-21

There is said to be'an unusual scarcity OF
kssses in Indiana and Kentucky, and in many
insiances these animals command as high as
4Is0per bead. Ss-E aes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-21

II The Moniteur publishes the terms OF a
CeBvention between France and Bavaria, for
aesexecution of railroad from Strasburg to
Seeyer.s $50 a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-21

CaARLEsroT, June IS.--The steamer Isabel,
CAps. Rollins, has arrived from Havana, win
d.ses from that city to the 18th inst.
b IN ssrival at Harbor Island reports the
bassue Mary, from New York with cargo
q zee, wrecked on the Bahama Islands.
The Island of Cuba was quiet.
!, No political or commercial news OF mo.
~cRf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-21

The Augusta Constitutionalist says that on
Tnesday, a crop ofone hundred and thirty
Eve bales Cotton, chasing Fair, belonging to
Eol B. w. Heard OF Wilkes county, Ga, was
SD BY Messrs. Dye & Heard at 10I cents.
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DOOKs THAT ARE BOOKs-Ar TEE

DOCKS THAT ARE BOOKS-AT THE
u LITERARY EMPORIUM, Broad Street
THE FIVE LOVE ADVENTURES OF SOLO,
ZION SLUG, and other sketches, by David L
Keech-price 25 cents ss-=
BLEAK HOUSE, No A, by Charles Dickens-l2
PERSONAL MEMORIALS OF DANIEL WEB
4TER-price 10 cent?
.GODEYS LADYS BOOK for July-25 cents
EOLINE, or Magnolia Vale, by Mrs Caroline Lee
Eentz-price so cents a5'' 80
MARCUS MARYLAND, by the same author
sRENA, LINDA, by the same-each so cents
MISS LESLIE'S PENCIL SKETCHES, inclu-
Ens Mrs Washington Potts and Mr. Smith, 2 vols
u paper, cloth s 25
mind YOUR OWN BUSINESS, Drama-1s
9eats S455-s So l=t $50 ts
THE GIPsY'S DAUGHTER. by Mrs Grey, au.
kscY of the Gamblers .Wife-25 cents
THE DAYS OF BRUCE, Story from Scottish
Eistory, by Grace Aguilar, 2 vols-$l
ZEN BRACE anew Sea Tale--prce so cents
CRAIGAILAE CASTLE, by Mrs Gore-25 cts
VIOLA, by Emerson .nnett- 25 cents
Weekly Herald, Weekly Tribune. Police Gazette,
flag, Banner, Waverley, Museum, Pick, Picayune
lsatern, ali for to-day, for sale by
~ THOMAS FL. GRESHAM,
Je ~ Opposite B. Dad Street Hotel
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TYLER & ADAIR,
PRIVATE PRACTl

PRIVATE PRACTICE.-Dr PLUME 3
co, may be consulted, consdentialiy. for The
treatment Of the following diseases. Eruptions.
rsre Legs, Ulcers, Glandllar Swellings, or en-.
lafsemenp syphils, and al morbid discharges
whether recent Or ehfonac. ALSO, all those com.
Plaints tstmad fsr1aie diasaasss The advertisers
invite attention to their chemical EXTRACT 81 wild
Flowers. which may be regarded IL the very besa
article knowus 20 givo tone snd vieor 10 certain
abused aud debshsssedorsans, ven - % ronoyate
:ystsm shattered ~ dissipasonor ether cause.
Medicines secure3f put up, with fun dirSctions
md sent to order Pest paid letters pronaptlv Il.
tended to. ohice ON Franklin street, beIsw ~.
change Hotel, and nfst door below Trinitx chn.ss
----.-..---. : = s.--e feg
AOksk sH0ks.-Fofged horse And mae
Shoes, and Gfifhns hofse shae Nal 4 IN 80
myia vAEtLEw i rsvrt,r vs.
an prepared sto recsi-~ AM
e qusr1sy of AsFrinss - 6t0rsee, & sEsniber
i lss .--.....JoH x W wx,u1sr..s
AHnv-2Q bhls No Lard, 5or - s. = = -
- ~ - WMxLfAM TAILOR. IS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-21

Q. ADIk q GKAY, DKUGglsTs, IA
MAIN STREET, have In store, and are receiv.
ing, large additions to their stock OF Drugs
Medicines, Surgeons' Insfrnmeufs,
rants, Oils, Dyes, Window Glass ale
Fancy Articles. which they offer for sale on toe
most favorable terms to cash and puncfusldealers
y EDUCEDiPRlCES.-T season having
~ considerably advanced, | viii offer the remain
DER OF my stock of Dress Goods at much r.
duceo prices, and the balance OF my stock OF Man,
Ipas viii be sold at lower prices than were asked
LOT them at an earlier period in the season my
stock OF Dress Goods comprises choice patterns OF
Rich printed Organizes: Barege de LANES
Do do Tissue; rich Printed Barege
Do do Satin plaid do Ckaly sarege
Frencn Jaeonets; Paris de Lame, 6e &c.
ana the hantiilas are in choice shades OF pnx.
blue and green Those wishing to purcht Sc are IN
vited TO examine these articles
WILLIAM E. WARREN,
Je s-t20J No l4l Eagle square.
u EMOvAL.-Mrs.B b. RoSENFEBD respect
~ fully informs her friends and customers, taas
she has REMOVED her old stand At the corner ..
New Market, to the corner OF Sixth and Broad
Streets. 3a
Thankful for the kind pat, oaage bestowed upon
her, at her old stand, since tie death OF her aus
band. she solicits continuance OF the same, -
her new stand,
Corner Of Sixth and Bread Sts.,
le I'm Corner below Mr. Courtney.
"a
EIGHTY tn o u AND kkET 1 Led
II INCH DRESSED FLOORING, even icngtns
$4,000 do white Pine Boards and Plank 5000 40
seasoned Oak Bosrds, I6, 900 do do inch SUTTON.
wood l0s 90 do A inch G heart Step Plank, no.
landing from board schrs Telegraph, Canson ana
my m-- "a - 4 G. WHITFIELD.
CHILLING OFF Ar COST kUh CASH.
~ The subscribers, iptendiEs 10 make chang
ii their business, efer their entire stock Of pkd
GOODS at coat for each, xpd respectfully ask ~
persons wishing purchase. to give Us esl before
pufehaainz elsewhere. ~ we feAi confident taaf
Better sss0rtment Of Dry Goods or Qre sslecisd
with more csfe. was never offered Ct cost U tne
market Oar stock consists OF the lstest and mosk
approved styles Determined 10 close w asssfs
The public there Il no hszzhus u ials aasessIss
meat Do not tosxst tie call ~ s13 bFosa sssesss
between 4th and 90 stfnets
mxss-za.a 1 8 s ) q. J.
sxttecs ~ ka aa,sshs e ~ - 80
4 ~ city ID abort 1snks And peooanif 80 =, y.
three or f9ur mopthA 49, -
sons indebted me a. epur fufNHa @a y9&< -
clshe sSslnst de NiIl pleasb pfe1oat tnem iof -
''1 $500 :: :sssa'y pss. jRilaaD oHElLI-
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a FAsHIONAsLE SPRING AND

SO FASHIONABLE SPRING AND
SUMNER CLOTHING. IN. W. NELSON
q CO. would respectfully inform thsr Gus
: -. tomers and the public generally, that they
have just received large and choice assortnentos
Ready Made Clothing, which they offer Of
the lowest cash prices. From their superb varjSes
OF Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, prrcha-
sers can select the latest patterns for Goats,
Pants and Vests, and have them made up BY 4
Co IN the most fashionable styles They offer for
sale also select assortment of gentemen's Furnish
ing Goods. NV. NELSON d co.
:. sas No 1856 Broad street,
ap3o-3m Next door to the Marshall Houei
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a64e-srISsIsh CANAL NAVIGABLE.-
Monday, the 3rd instant, our Pack.
e. Boats resume their regular trips for Lynchburs
and Buchanan. Fare to Lynchburg, % SO, to Bu-
chanan, S5. A, a4f $50 s2 "
A new daily line for staunton also commences
on the 3rd instant Leave Richmond by our Boats
every evening, except Sunday. at O'Clock. srrivs
in Scottsville next day at H. and into Stsantcn BY
Ficklin & Co.'s line of STAGES, by Bpm Fare
through only Sc. 2s
BOYD, EDMOND e. DAVENPORT.
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IRON RAILING MANUFACTORY AMI
GENERAL BLACkSAiITHING.
S0oUlTHERN REGALTA DEPOT, NO

SOUTHERN REGALIA DEPOT No
81 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND. va
horton hcach, manufacturer of Regalia for the
Ec.ncsmpment and subordinate Lodges, l. U. o. r..
Masons, Sons of Temperance, Rechabites, Red
Men' and all other societies; ALSO Banners FLAGS
Signals &C., in the latest and most approved styles
not surpassed by any Northern manufacturers in
qualily or price Lodges Encampments, and Di.
visions lifted out with Costumes, Robes. Sashes.
Jewels, Stats Of Office, Gavels, &c. TTT'
5 n. b.-Drswin... and Designs for Bsnners Regs.
Ia, &c viii be furnished and any Information re
CURED WIN DO cheerfniIy impaired on SPECIFICATION.
or oy addressing the advertiser; NV 29-iiri
CHOLEkA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r.
ingatresh supply Of that fanors Cholers Ned
enc which proved 20 preemincnlly succeaaful an.
Tn the cholera of l649. This medicine n e,,sllv
appicsble 70 al cases Of Dysentery, Cholers Nor.
Dus, dc, No family should be without : hnf,tss -
Il has saved the lives Of many of our citizena ~ IL
timely application. For sale only by = = =
le l1--0t - o. 4. STREcKER
sHiN COATS, SACKS, kc.--No I0a,
Black SIX Warp Alpaca SACKS II
Grey s %ix,a ySst' shs e. so
Grasa, Linen md Gsass SIX do ~
Merino, Strpudse and iiai1f cloth do
Rack and Fancy rAnts M GraS 49, esSR1
do 8 ~ Do AVeaia.snI M
WA p ,Ss Asssno snirs. saods usss bsl
'eF kEkN, c1laLks Z BALDWIN. 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-21

III WORTHY OF ATTENTION.
~ have this day received two thousand Canada
Straw HATS, suitable for servants, which am dis
posed to sell at very low price. Those in want
of harvest Hats for servants will find it to their in
terest to call at No. 81 Main street. Also, a beauti
full article of India Straw Hats for gentemens' wear
my It's JOHN THOMPSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-21

SUMDiEK ADVANCEMENT
OF the Richmond, Petersburg, Norfolk,
and New York Steamship Company.
R<A The new double engine Steam
! S ships CITY OF RICHMOND and
<MN4k2 CITY OF NORFOLK will hereaf-
ter leave Richmond every Friday
and New York every Thursday. giving ample time
in each port receive and dischaf ge cargo in good
weather only, and with the greatest possible care
We have put our rates of freight as low as we can
possibly afford with the hope of receiving liberal
support from the merchants generally. Our Steam
ers have also splendid state-room accommodations
for passengers, and the travelling public will find
this very pleasant well as the cheapest route to
New York -------
rassagu anu iuro hrs, Glass srate-rooms = IS 90
Do do second cabin. - 6 90
ALFRED LEE, Richmond }.,,..
MAILER g. LORD, New York, agents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-21

ALL PRlZE LOTTERY F6R JukE 18th
Each and every ticker ii this Lottery Nfu be
prise for ~ those tickets without drawn NUMBER
are each entitled 10 e3 gross iss8
eJ7,765, 1900, 1900 s.
Grand Gems olidatcd Lottery, Class 10 20
be drawn IL Baltimore on Saturday, June lyfnf--
IS numbers, IL drawn. M a
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NEW LONDON BOOK, JUNE 49,.
Nv W. RANDOLPH has received ..

NEW LONDON BOOK, JUNE 49,.
Nv w. RANDOLPH has received
Papers from the London Quarterly Review, Ap.
Faeton's popular Library-50c
The Diplomacy of the Revolution an Historical
Sandy, by VIM Henry Prescott, of South Carolina
Use
zephyrs from Italy and Ccily, by w NJ Could
with plan OF Napoleons Battle on the Bird e of
aodi--$l f-4s
The Chess Tournament: collection of the
Gsmes played at this celebrated assemblage. illus.
.isa ss Gs s1 Esq Eqgss g ssa
4pn edftion-$l 25
The Literary Works of Sir Joshua Reynolds,
FIRST President of the Royal Academy, to which is
Yseixed, A Memoir of the Author. with remarks
bis professional character, illustrative of his
principles and practice, by H VIM Beechey, vols,
Anndon edition-$2
The Works of Sir Thos Browne, edited by S
Wilkin, S,3 vols, Bohns London edition
q rs
Vel English Literal Translations Of Ciceros
0rations Bohns London edition-Sl 25
The Soul in Nature, with Supplementary Con.
asbnIion, by Hans Christian Oersted, Bohn's Lon
don edition-$l IS
Volta Humbodts Cosmos
Life and Letters of Barthold Geo Niebuhr, with
Essays on his Character and influence, by the
Chevelier Bunsen and Professors Brands and
LAaOei-$l 70 je 10
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JOHN H. OSBORNE, sup't.

nlx NEW MUsIC.-P. H. TAYLOR has
zH@A$ just received the following new music:
3sAa& Premier Amore Polka by Strakosch.
Yankee Doodle, do do
Magyar Polka by Strakosch,
TelEtale, do do
Another, do do FfF
United States, Polka by Dressler
Linet, do Bloomfield
Queen o the Fairies Brilliant Waltz by Burg
muller.
Lara, Polka Mazurka
Rosalie, Redowa Eleganta by voss,-
at his Music aud Piano Forte Store, 100 Main at.
lie IL
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! MORE TRUNKS, MORE

= XEHGl II 1II
SsTT1sH7 TRUNKS just received at HILLS
SH The subscriber has just received
.--T another supply of the very best
Travelling Trunks that can be made in this coun.
try, to which he would most respectfully call the
attention OF all in want to give him cal as they
will be sold low for the quality, by
Al Elk. HILL, l27 Main st,
IS Richmond Va.