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~ ,oyEIs LIKE THE LILY FAIR
~ H. L. RASS.

NJ love is like the lily fair;
Her eyes are viOlcis wet with cow,
or stars whose glories tremble through
The midnigh, of her hair;
And, as her glowing lips unclose,
A music that can charm despair
Steals forth and float upon the air
The odors OF the rose.
All well do remember how
Pale as the pale moons tremulous light
She whispered one sercncst night,
Loves first and hottest vow;
Closer her cheek she pressed TO mine,
AS lin her me.den b1shfulness
Scarce conscious OF my calm calessJ
She murmured-'!I am thine
What cared we for The waning hours
The palina stars-thc dawning day
While bliss upon our bosoms lay
Like dew upon the flowers;
While softly, 10 loves music beat
Our hearts, and like u summer dream,
The moments fed-or like the stream
Tina, eursled at our feet.
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nruocR.TIc RATIFICATION MEETING.

DEMOCRATIC Ral Ii lChllO NEE il'''
Pursuant previous notice large and Respectable meet
tay Of July 1852 ii, being day at The court house OF
said comfy wnereupon Thomas II. Snodsrass Esq: was
called upon take the chair and upon m"'ioa Seins mace
Thomas Slealy appointed secretary Inc OBJECT o.!
The meeting being fully explained BY the Chairman mr.
Shcrsrd Clemens Assistant Democratic tectof Tor THIS
district (bcing introduced BY Jas g. West s thereuron
made long and able address. Whereup"n the following
resolutions presented ny joseph INewWaii Esq" a'
unanimously adopted:
Resolved That we Inc Democracy of Ncz=i, hail with
the londest satisfaction the nomination OF Gen. FRANKLIN
Pierce OF New Hampshire candidate Tor the Pfe-dens
of The United Satt and pledge ourselves 10 give MN Tue
largest majority given in tis county. ~
Resolved That we hail the nomination OF "!iidni H.
King of Alabama, candidate for Vice PRESIDENT with
the highest satisfaction The Vice President de ac!o now
Of the United By the unanimous choice OF the
his in tina, capacity are the surest guaranty VI 4 "
ness, capacity and wisdom.
Resolved That are in favor OF convention lof the
nomination OF candidate for Congress- 10 TO he!u Il
Bacssvie the 2ih Of August neXt 49,
Resolved That we recommend Shcrrard Clemens OF ONO
county % candi late for Congress.
Resolved Tia; S g. Hoskinsnn, Thomas J. S;caiy. Jde
Niure Ehenezcr Clark Charls. e. Saynakcr ard James
for tits COUNTY and lha. they be instructed vote -. scr-
ard Clemens Esq
!; solved Tina, Dr.. John Durham, G. L. CrnnneT, ; +.
Black ard Jas L. Gray of Ohio county ne appointed asE-
mates 10 attend said convention.
Resolved, That the highly commenda5c course pursued
by the Argus in defending principles o our common cause
We trust the Democracy of the District may st'nd W and
sustain it with matea aid AID Increased subscriptions
and tina, we recommend i, heartily - every OF
The district as potent arnGv II" coming Presidential
contest. THUS. H. SnODuhaoo, Chi!A!1n
THOMAS J. S-EALT, Secretary.
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THE ROMBSHELL PL ~ORM.

son account Of his military ,crricts During the late war
wi,hnu, disncnn OF party intend TO elect General Win
field Scott President"
The above is an from the first number o. the Bomb
she'll campaign paper published by the editor. the Penn
svvania Telegraph and it will be by that the whss
rcv exclusively on General Scos military Services 10 cleo
him.
What doctrine for wings 10 hold! What commentary
on their past professions y! What principle 10 lay GOWN
in a free Rcpublic!!!
Let il be once established that to be elevated tc
the chief nagsracy Of this country exclusively on account
of their military ss7rice and the days OF Repubcanis
will be numbered.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-16

Among the amusn. incidents attending the celebration
of the Tammany Society 1T rannany Hall on IN" ot ma!
h. nrntonrd the fart ha, The bc.t speech day
made by warm Whig-no less person than Co!onr
Crockett of Tennessee aud regular chip Of that enter
prsins old b!oak Colonel Da:y Ctocket "h' was always
hnund 10 go ahead everywhere and under oil circumstances
Colore Cr ke had been invited 10 The banquet and wn
assigned lonst which he expected 10 make reply
When hs he arose, and avo"lng h!msei! wing
ran,rkrd hat OF course n could expected mike
Loco Fuco spccc-snd ne then proceeded with an cloqGen
out and out Wing haranguc during which he dashed Loco
Foco men and Loco Foco principles right and cf; wih"u
mercy For while tn. unrrrted taken aback but r
the end they so admired the udacy Of III" gallant Tenncs
sean that they not only listened him. hut aapaded hin
with real raInmany Hall enthusiasm. We may think
with nerfrct safety arr. that such iiing Wing and
Southern Wing at that making sPcec: in tanmany Hal
nj Loco Fuco gathering has not happened heiorc within
the memory Of the oldest nfabant Colonel Crockett ha
aeen member uf Congress ior some years ana is az
good Nhig as ,sle.e is in the land y. y C9nr
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HIGH PRICES FOR TOBACCO.

Extract of letter from Lynchburg, dated July s. 1852;
Tito following sales OF Tobacco were made day, at
Liberty Warehouse in this CITY, by J. Samons being the
crop o! D. Fueec, Esq OF Bedford county, and was pur
chased by DR.. W. p. Allison No. s25; No. 2
s502, and No. sl25 per 100 lbs! Hurra then for
Lynchburp say we ~
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COMMODORE STOCKrON.-Thc Trenton True Amer
can in referring the fnschoods of the Wing press res
pec,ing Com Siock;ons position, says, that we nave
heretofore upon personal knowledge OF Co o'ocAo
ccntradicted the charge which originated in Inc Slate
,zcrtc and have private letter (Which VIC 90 mol
r authorized 10 publist making doutY sure
ho, orr statemcn, was correct and that the Commodore
poes for Pierce and King"
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MARRIED..

MARRIED il VILLA Ehur- the .l met By Re: b.
HENRY A WASHINGTON 70 CYNTHIA TtCAkH -
Of the late Judge Beverley Tucker. op.4
MARRIED on The 7h inst by Rev W. o,eon " o.
CARRINGroN Of Charlotte. to Miss MAMIE I" u''s
Z. Read, Esq., Of Fsrnvlle.
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Lar the Ernliirfr.

Messrs The above paragraph is gHE the rounds
of the Whir papers-lhc Richmond Times published II OF
Monday ard appeared in tic Wing "syesteEday II Is anos
too bad to deprive them OF the little capital they now have
for no sooner do they Get fairly under way I'an some one
steps orw ard and nails these Roorbacks TO the counter
There is scarcely word Of TRUTH IN the above state
ment from The n T. Courier in relation TO Col Crockett
The Col had been invited 10 respond toa Union sentiment
and in doing so re paid the highest compliment the dis
urushed men hc Democratic party, and no one rout
have thought that he Whis lie spoke Tor hitrcr
inmates and heartily cneercd
.Whg as am (sad thr Coil can and will do justice, &c
the distinguished gentlemen o! the pcGncrlc party, Cas-
Buchanan Douglas md Others There was not one word !!
his remarks that not perfectly Respectfully ana no one ""
br more 5uprsed than Col Crockett will be- when he
the statement, above II is only necessary 10 add that ht
statement tina; he delivered and ont Wing haransuc
and dashed the Locc!ocos right and lett "a ans"Gy ans
unquahicdly false. AN III T. "llNEo'.
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Tho EIiz1bcown Jou.a, (whig) Published where Cen
ea Scot, formerly resided in speaking Of the low assaults
made by sore o, the Scott wings upon General Perces
private and public character says:
To such system OF cl"ctioncering we cannot become
marty and while we reverence The we.carned greatness oil
the wing candidate the Presidency we also know that
hs distinguished competitor is worthy IN an tat
in which his party hns placed him
We cannct believe the ridcue which some political
journals attempt 10 upon the military services OF an
ono able antagonist whose courage and conduct have been
endorsed by The gallant old chief himself is approved by the
ronk hunesty of the noble snlc that will be advanta
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DISTRICT COURT.

The District Court Of the First Judicial District Of h
State held introductory session in fe,csburg il
Thurs ny afternoon. The President Of the Court, Jutg
Daniel and thee associates, namely Judges Leigh Bake
and Mesh were present The Court va. formally organized
M Robert H Mann OF Petersburg, was unanimously elect
I'd Clerk Of the Court.
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Mrs. Howard, the actress, is again performing al 81
Louis, to fine houses.
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FATAL EPIDEMIC

We earn-but We cannot vouch for the Of it-that
disease of most malignant character somewhat
bling choera is prevailing 10 alarming extent in Char
loe Lunenbrrg, Meckenburg. and other counties south
and of u.s. among the blacks particularly and that
large number of them have died. gentleman ia Charlotte
having los, ten and another in MeckIenburg many
torty.-( Fa-mpMs Journal
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On Monday and yesterday were blessed with copious
showers most refreshing and beast and The earth,
severely tried by the drought and hot weather The
rain yesterday extended below City Point-and trust
tia, may have extended generally the State, for the
corn.crons suffering severely,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-16

WORTH KNOwING.-Psrch half pint of rice until j,
n brown then bell il rice is usually done. Eat slowly
and will stop the most alarming OF carrhGa.
friend informs that this remedy has been tried
sessfully
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In New jersey where he IS best known, Scott drags hea
vly The ratification meeting in New Brunswick was
failure though il had been advertised several days lhs
only way in which the Wings OF that State ray Is og
leaving The Wing party
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The New York Tribune the third resolution IN inc
Wing Platform ira, draun up BY an ass"
The resolution referred To- says the Rochester American
is substantially in the words Of Westinghouse Farewell Ad-
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WIG SPEECH IN TaMMANY HALL.

A. P. EDGERToN, SECRETARY.
p,S. democratic papers in all parts Of the country a
requested To publish
The daily union., 1852-09-15

NOTICE board ofocers Of the appointed under the
section Of the making appropriations for the support OF
army approved August 81 1884, which in the following
and figures, TO wit;
src g. bs further enacted That fer the pay and equip
rpept finding horses
The the command John O.
mont In California during year eighteen hundred and forty
a. appears by War Department. and
supplies consumed by said volunteers
service one hundred
popaied in the not otherwise appop
aed; OF War IL authorized and empowered
appoint and dneested officers the
report Congress all such claims be
for funds advanced and aad supplies of all kinds
OF said cosmand whilst thus
public services and for the expenses Of said board Of officers
Of tive thousand dollars is herr appropriated
being In session Washington d. O. noudes all persons
United States for funds advanced and
sls,rnce and supplies
the volunteers serving Captain John
mont in California during year eighteen hundred
60 present board Office the
syvania and 18th street.
All board in the English language
Engs translation
National In,eIgencer and Republic Washington, d. C the
Boston Courier Boston, Ma the New York Express, New
York city; the fennsana i.quer "a Philadelphia Pal the Re
pubicnn Louis Mo, the Bulletin, In New Orleans La;
Evening Pcayune in San francisco Cali
for weeks and their
q copy their paper the ONCE ofte
wAsmpeTos, ID. c., August IA, 1852.
l5-2awSw
The daily union., 1852-09-15
BYE NARRATION Auc,,on..r.

(PenHsypaHia apense, Of Ninth sfreet)
nEsIRABLB PRIVATE RESIDENCE, WITH GARDEN AT
AuCTioN-on Friday, September ~, O'Clock,
premises shall sell IN square No ol
situated on the corner sf 18th and
proved by substantial and neatly finished twooy
brick cottage, 20 BY - feet neary newt
men dining kitchen, large
the floor chambers on the second osr
with convenient rarretroons fer
arranged with bathing and store and steps,
circular painR front also
The contains l00 900 high s,ate Of
FRUITS ornamental flowers and shrubbery
arhors. summer houses, &C.
pump Of excellent in the encosure pump
supplying watering
garden tn. whole enclosed by close
iah and opportunity rarely met with fo
desirable and elRhly located private residence
Tide ndispuiabe Conveyancss atte purchaser
Terms liberal and made known a sale.
l0--d
The daily union., 1852-09-15
ny >. c. MCGUIRE, Auoaone,r.

posEwooD PIANO, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI
IL TURE At AUCTloNOn Friday morning September II,
10 O'Clock, shall sell AZ residence Wondbrne
street. between 10Th and t all his household effects, consisting
Rosewood 6A octave piano, made by Rechenbach Son
Pair Of pltsh covered wapbt tete-a sofas
~ do chairs. fout t,lJe.
Walnut etcgare booksand, pictures
Maroon damnsk and lace curtains, corncea
Cherry dining, and breakfast tables
Painted and wood 81 chairs, rugs
French china dinner and sets
Britannia and coffee service, finger bowls
Cnt glass tumbers champsignes, wines
Chandeliers, hronze and gilt canaelabras
Hall lamp, frehoards, ornaments
Silver candlestcks, teaspoons, decanrer labels
Silver plated castor, cake baskets, mugs
Walnut dressing bureau, wsslfs'ands
Hau rnd shuck mattresses blankets
HOLSTERS and pillows cospsfs couhferpanes
COOKING stove and fixtures. kitchen utensils, sc.
Terms $50 and under, OF
~ onhs for nosss satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
sspi2-d = Auc,ioeesf
The daily union., 1852-09-15
BY Il n. srsArros, Aae,,on..r.

NFs"7y'""fu u's""'i e07"'' y I''''F 'FI"J
GARNET FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS or
family removing from the cityOn Thursday
10 O'Clock the brick 10Th
Marshas Row. shall
psrlor and chamber furniture consisting
soa, parot chairs and rocker
dining and other tables, spring seat lounge
chamber set
Wainut, cherry, and poplar bedsssds
Dressing and plain bureaus wrshstsnds
tables and toilet looking glasses
Beds, holsters pillows mattresses
Sheets, pillow comforts and quilts
Mnpe and paipted chairs
Paror, chamber carpets
lamp, msnteI ornaments
Britannia Al sisss ware, cassos
Dinner and ware, Tin safe
Clothes horse, kitchen u'eossls, NC.
furniture having been purchased
i'm within the month
credit OF tiry
davs satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
Sept I'D
The daily union., 1852-09-15
THE UNoN WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER
TnE Lost senss.-Dsafas.s ana BiiHans..s by DR..

TUE Lost senses-Deafaess and Biiadnossy by Dr.
Il kiuo. sif tAAN N4HstN
This Of great from o. the most learned
revealing OF The
world which those live who have been deprived Of The OF
arng his
kuo passed life OF activity scholar, in
deafness which living be sub
His OF himself, his discriminating remarks
the condition Of e blind, Jalnea Mitchell, Laura Bdgenan,
oe replete with profound thought The interesting
phenomenon presented In the progress OF their mental training
CArislisa Observer.
kIrros DAILY BInLE hLusrRArIoSsM Morning Series; vols
10 mo. 81
Vol. !. Antediugians and PatraIchs
2. Moses and Judges.
). Ramuel SAUL and David.
4. Solomon and The Kings
Evening Series vols. ~ mo. 81. H
Vol. l. Job aud the Poeuca Books.
2. isaiah and the Prophets.
3. The Lille and Death OF Lord.
4. The Apostles and the Early Church.
For sale at GRAY n BALLANTYNE'S Bookstore,
Sep Lift 7h street, Two doors above Odd Fellows HALL
The daily union., 1852-09-15
sales To-Day.
ny Nc. n. sTRArros. Auotionssr.

BY h. n sIItATIUNs huotionesf.
(peaasyrania apenHs, corner ef SiatA stfeet)
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, CARPETS, &e.,
An AuCTloN.-on Wednesday morning September rs, al
O'Clock OF the store Of NJ Hines, 20h
street extensive assortment Of house
hold furniture, Sc, consisting Of
Mahogany sideboard, soas, and parlor chairs
Cane and wood chairs and rockers
Dining. breakfast, and other tables
Dressing aud plain bureaus
Wasaslands, waTdrobes, lounges
Toilet tables, high and ow-post bedseads
Co.'S, beds, and mattresses, looking glasses NaN
Brussels three- ply and ingram carpets
Brass hre-iroas shovel and tongs
Crockery aud glass
Kitchen utensils, sc.
Terms cash spIa-d
The daily union., 1852-09-15

New York Fashionable Clothing EstahIss me mt,
Wholesale and retail, for cash only.
LFRED MuNRoE CO.. No AL Broadway fbst~cen Howard
"a and Grand steetsD Invite al
either for business pleasure, extensive establish
ment and examine the superb assortment
Fine and fashionable clothing,
Genuemens furnishing goods.
Boys and chidrenis
Of the best description, exhibited for sale
Ihe same principles which establish
men and which have made universally popular sou
ana IRE strictly adhered TO Al 4s broadway, New York
Our faculties ff obtaining goods al
times 10 offer the choicest styles OF garments
and the lowest
Every article is cold under full gusrantees
NO DEVIATION IN rscwsTbe ked
plain hes upon The ticket and reduction nstsnse
be made.
ALFRED MUNROE 4 co,
al Broadway, New York
WIZ ID, ApHArr May &-damif
The daily union., 1852-09-15
By y. c. MCGUIRE. Aucooneer.

DY VIRTUE or DEED or TRUST, ATED THE TENTH
day October se recorded In bber W. r. No 49, folio TO-
records the Of Washington in the District
Columbia shall proceed sell Friday, the Sd Of De-
O'Clock the premises, ths following
ecs ground lying The eV of washington and described
f,loys numbered square
hundred and (66) beginning point Penn
from the 7h and running
with said forty eight feet four inches TO lot No
with the west line Of said lot sixty three feet eleven and
with the back line said lot thysx
feet and inches thence parallel 7h street thirty
thence straight line the beginning with the
improvements, consisting Of valuable brick building
Terms cash the balance Ia three equal PAYMENTS
four MONTHS win be
cured by premises n the Of sale
complied days the hal be reHod the
risk ind expense OF the first purchaser. -
WALTER LENox, t7r.r.,.o.
HENRY NAYLOR, iieo'e'
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Sept 5-2aw Auetoneer'
The daily union., 1852-09-15
EW FR

A NEW Route tn pittsbnrH via the Baltimore, Sus-
IA and Pennsylvania Raoad-Throusk TO Psbpg
80 kopAn express train Of viii leave Calvert station daily
United mail Washington 81
connecting with the fast line Middctown
rivng at Harrisburg at 81 p. M, 10 dinner.
The leaves Harrisburg for the at arriving
odayshnrg htth point passengers the option
taking either the Johnsown boats
stages direct from Holidaysburr Piusbnrg.
Tickets will be sold following
York. Wnghsvc Columbia, Marietta, Mddeown Harrisburg,
Port Mierstown Persve Lewistown, Mcveystown Hunt
ingdon, Holldaysbug, and Pittsburg.
This also with the Cumberland Valley railroad,
which through Carlisle, Sbppensbus Chambersburg and
points this road.
accommodation Of from Washington
points, tho of will
dep and Railroad Company
receive the baggage which viii
ROBERT STEWART,
0ct1-dn Ticket Agent
The daily union., 1852-09-15
Bank OF the Union,

Bank OF the Union,
Brouns Marble Budding Washington, ID. c.,
CONTINUES discount approved upon
era departments goveramen sells all kinds
money sells drafts principal
throughout The country and in fact baking bust
Prompt made all collections
parties for whom collected may desire.
The highest market prices paid for land all times
N B. The public that notwithstanding
OF interested parties dsarage the circulation Of the
of this bank bought principal brokers New
Philadelphia baltimore, and Washington Of dis
other emanatng from Washington.
X. ii. GALLAHER, President.
SAMUEL w. MARSH, Cashier
27-3awlmf
The daily union., 1852-09-15
. and aana...s Gap R.Iiroad.

Orange and Aierandrt. and Gap Railroads.
TUE daily O'CLOCK
M Passengers connect with v. r. sswycrs
Tor Midd'ebug Uppervie and Paris county,
WOOD and Winchester reaching Winchester O'Clock
m. Pare through, 81.
BY the trains Fauqnier epn
Cupeper Courthouse, Orange Court
conneton with the Virginia
point thence TO Charlottesville,
reaching Warenon Springs early dinner
courthouso by O'Clock, and
morning 70 connect with the
Richmond to Charlottesville. Through
sawyers coaches the above
hniSh and the
state Mr. Sawyer gives his
to all points - -
Both Of the above railways laid heavyiron
the most modern construction
not exceed by road the United
safety beams guards and al of the approved railway
Through tickets be obtained House.
vania Washington Mansion House. AIean
dria. Baggage 100 lbs passenger.
Ihe h andast trips OF the steamboats, Washington
hexandn regularly
on heir arrival In Aersnda with find omnbuses
ifos' The boats to the railway station.
excursion parties by either of the
twenty o. over and returning day. charged one
way. Inc orange road completed
rsu1net county and he Manassas ssem Fsuquer county
50 miles from Alexandria.
r.. MIDDLETON, sup. o. and AIer r. r.
, M M WELSH, Sup. NJ @. r. X
The daily union., 1852-09-15
The railroad Route to the West.

TarOushto Cincinnati BY rail the entire distance, ezeep miles,
pheh Is done in coaches.
TUE fast mail line leaves Calvert daily IL and
road al Harrisburg
srngers through Psburg
from Bshmorc This line a
last teams The Ohio and Pennsylvania Psbug Cleveland
and the Cleveland, Columbus, railroads.
through from Baltimore
foriy -four hours running time.
The slow mail line the place daily,
this line reach ioidsysbug
paure, and ie until 5 the day when
mence their the and PsbarE
evening, In thirty hours OF bai
and with all The comfort and advantage having
natural and
from the travelling public their equipments By
NOTICE.
Tickets for Pburg, Mason, Cleveland, Cincinnati by
"be railroad liner
and susqehanna Railroad Company, stnuon
more, ard at the following rates.
sihcinbhn. ...s.. 90
10 Cleveland 10 50
10 0u
ioI1uspufR 30
Travellers original
Cincnnaf its time and its accommodations
ALFRED GATHER
Superintendent
Baltimore, August ~, is5a ~
Aug ai-d2wn
The daily union., 1852-09-15
IA E sFs7 ,s. 7sEss.a 7.s,sEss..,ssa7 .;s.zE
White Hall, New Windsor Carroll county Mary

White Hall, New Windsor Carroll county. Mary
land.
THIS weknown establishment lately thoroughly
and hted the
quiet comfort, and retirement Il located in
for saubty immediate vicinity sulphur
and residence,
sirahe In the State than the village OF New Windsor
The subscriber sti
boardes. The table viii be kept OF
ALL The bar viii be furnished with the best Of liquors.
gars, &C.
The for board shall be moderate nothing win be
done which will conduce
New Windsor Of easy and reached by
Westminster, by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
Woodbne Mount Airy, either OF which places
win be oand New Windsor notice
given subscriber a few days before
SARAH BkRrIIOLOw, Proprietor
July s3-du J. p. BARTHoLOw, Agent
The daily union., 1852-09-15

Fall Trade, Is52.-Maryand and Virginia.
aUR residing may
obtain their fall supplies of dry goods Of
sually favorable terms the approaching season.
We have purchased and eastern markets.
largely which daily additions win be made all desirable
am novel In the way OF dry goods.
goods Of all eaase Styles and prices constantly
hand.
Ladies' Of all kinds from the paines fabrics the finest
kinds in vogue, in endless variety.
GsnemeD of the and medium qualities, with all
povebaly prices
misses and chldrens
Youths wearWe have styles selected for the
purpose, with eye styles, fabrics, and prices.
Mourning hand every article of dry goods
extremely low prices.
kind STYLE and price, of best brands,
adapted alike wor deal in
article usually found well dry goods establish
We desire TO increase trade.
All sales establishment be for approved
paper, shou dates,
Good articles prices dealing, relied ali
PERRY n BROTHER,
Opposite Centre Market, Washington, ID. G.
Aug 3l-n