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To the Constructive.

70 Persons who have been taking The COP Liver
OIL be pleased 10 learn tina, DIR WILBOR l56 Court
ST, Bosiod has succeeded (rom directions Of several
professional gentemen in combining the oil with lime
in such manner that II is pleasant 10 the laste and i,s
effects III Lung complaints are truly wonderful Very
many persons whose pronounced hopeless
and who had taken the clear Oil for long time with
out marked effect, have been entirely cured by using
this preparation.
Be and get the genuine, manufactured by
- A b. WILBOR
For sale by A. G. Page, Sole Agent for Bath and
QpnhQ
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CITIZENS TEMPERANCE MEETING. There
will be Citizens Temperance Meeting at the
City Hall, this Thursday evening. to COM
mence at IA before s o'clock.
One object of the meeting will be to appoint
delegates to attend the State Temperance Con-
vention to be held at Portland on the 7th and
9Th of July next. Per order.
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e. We learn that those connected with the
Floral Procession are to have picnic on the
9Th, upon the grounds near the Academy on
High street, where seats will be prepared for
five Numbered persons. The ladies generally,
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DISASTERS,

Ship Kate Swanton, of Bath, FIN York for N Orleans
put back to York dismasted, left Sandy ok noon,
25d NJ wind SOUTH strong BREEZE and eshcning from
the westward and equally at sill freshening,
gle reeed the topsails $50 struck by squal that
carried aw all three topmasts and every thing
tached and sprung the head of the manmast. Was
ed back to the city by ste m tug Hercules.
Ship North Carolina, Flitner, Orleans FIN N Yorh
when inside the bar Pas LOutre 6th got contact
with the tow oat Hercules, carrying away the ships b
boom, Lead and cutwater. The had wheel house
carried away.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-01

For incipicnt consumption. know of better
remedy than WISTAR BALSAM OF WILD CHER
RY. II is thing aud healing It's nature, and a-
mirabIy adapted 10 aIlay and dssipate that annoying
and distressing irritation, which much prevails his
season of The year, caused by colds, coughs and chs.
brought on by frequent and sudden changes of the
weather We know OF several sever cases which have
been radically cured by the of this basan. Some
Two years since friend OF ours suffering under
what thought 10 be confirmed consumpiion-a Sc
we're cough. loss of appetite night sweais &C. BY the
use of the Balsam, he dspelled these alarming ell
croar hmens and is in the enjoyment Of compara-
live good heah-Ne,o England Washing tonian, Bos-
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-01

Found DEAD. Tuesday evening, Mr. Joseph
Morse was found dead at his own house. lying
on his bed. He is supposed to have died in
fit. Coroner Potter was called, but found it
inexpedient to hold an inquest.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-01

ey Those gentlemen o. who did the "Ais-
sing at the City Hall on Thursday afternoon,
are known. We have their names. We pity
a man who will so degrade himself in the esti-
nation of all respectable citizens.
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HARpER's MAGAzrNE.-The July No. fully
sustains the previous reputation of this inval-
liable work. 1t contains views of the AImory
at Springfield, Mass, with description by
Rev. Jacob Abbott, and other interesting pa
papers.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-01

DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE, is the title OF a new
democratic paper recently established at Dan
Vile. We are glad TO welcome this new coad-
jutor in the good cause, and wish it album
dant success. EE I'D
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-01

RATIFICATION MEETING.-A grand ratification
meeting of the democracy, Is to be held a:
Portland, July 9Th, to respond to the nomin a.
ton of Pierce and King. tf-i
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Look ye! Look!!

A. B. BUTLER
HAS just received a fine selection of SUMMER
II GOODS, which will be sold very CHEAP for
CASH among them may be found the following ar
ticles -
Cashmere Shawls, very cheap,
do do printed, new styles,
do do plain,
Blk Silk Shawls, from $4,75 to $40,
Blk Italian Silks, from rs cts to $1.75,
do do do I'd wide, Sl,25,
Foulard Silks, some beautiful patterns,
Colored do do do do,
Poplins, very handsome,
Plain and Figured Silk Tissues,
do do do Berases,
Berage DeLaines, some elegant patterns,
Lawns and Muslins, in abundance,
Scotch and American Ginghams,
New Style Prints.
American Prints, from to 25 cts.
PARASOLS The best assortment of Para
soils ever offered in this city, and will be
sold very cheap.
Full assortment of Misses Gloves and Ho-
sery,
do do Ladies' do do
ALSO
perfect in every respect,
Colored Silk Fringes and Laces,
Gimp Trimmings and Braids of many kinds
Edsings of all kinds,
Wrought Edgings and Insertions very cheap
Colored and White Linens,
White Goods of all kinds,
Plain and Striped Nankins,
Cloths for Summer wear
Bleached and Brown Cloths, cheaper than
ever before.
II will call and examine our goods we
nj nriRac tn ttS(,r
A BUTLEs, No KelIy's Block,
Opposite Saga nhock Bath.
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Flour.

DECEIVED direct from New York, the best brands
IL of Family Flour. which will be sold low at the
stores opposite the Sagadahock Huse and The
of Wafer and Federal Sis. r. Il. SMITH CO.
Bath, June 20 1852 2lf
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Genuine Medicines.

SARsAPARLLA TOMATO BirrERs-WeAvER's SALT
RHEUM AND CANKER CURE-MoREHEAD's GAL.
BELTS, BRACELETS, &c.-DR. JAMES
FAMILY MEpICINEs-W ILBoR's COMPOUND
OF Cop Liver On AND LIME.
TowIisend's Sarsaparilla Caiarrh Snuff
Pam Killer Richardson's Bii,efs
Abbous Buffers Syrup of Liverwort
Johnson's Llnament Pulmonary Basam
Medicamenium Pills OF all kinds
Iooihache Drops Pile Elecluary
Composition Powders Bone Linamcnt
Hair OILS Worm Lozenges
Eye Water Vermifuee
And all the most valuable GENUINE PATENT
MEDICINES, for sale al the City Market by .r
lF4S A. G.. PAGE.
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t6@ The nickname of FUSS and Feathers
was given to Gen. Scott by the wing editor Of
the N. York Mirror, in his zeal for " Old
Rough and Ready
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-01

H Snow g. Davis, at the Elliot House
Stable keep good teams, as we have had coca
sion to know. See advertisement.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Per steamship Franklin, Mt New York.
Ar at Shields 5h ult, ship Emma Watts Dearborn Ant.
werp.
Sid from Hamburg 4th ult, ship Sas Leonard, Hasset
Stockholm.
Sid fin Antwerp 4th ships NathI Kimbal, Cox, New
port, and FIN Flushing Roads 6h; 5th, Geo Patten,
Stinson, do
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-01

tT We have received a communication
upon the subject of the division in the third
congressional district, which is unavoidably
deferred until next week.
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Per steamship Atlantic, at New York.

Per steamship Atlantic, at New York.
Ar at Liverpool 18th, Lizzie Harvard, Parker Charles
ton Monmouth, Torrey, Orleans.
Ar l4th, Mary Flower, CrOoker, Charleston Tenn
pest, Patten, Mobile.
Ar 18th, Kennebec, Smith, New Orleans.
Sid 18th, Sarah 4 Louisa, Mcclellan, New York.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-01

lCF On account Of the space devoted to an
account Of the ratification meeting, we are
obliged to omit our usual amount of news and
miscellaneous selections.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-01
BALLOU'S
SagadahOck Clothing and Outfitting
WAREHOUSE.

as he has just received very Age and excellent as
sortmenl of the most fashionable Goats, Pants vess
and every article Of genlemen's wear and which he
will sell at astounding low prices. Please call in aad
examine and save at least ten per cent If twenty.
Bath, June 29. 1852. J. BALLOU
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EASTERN TIMES
Ia MARINE JOURNAL. a h
PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
TUESDAY, June %.
Sch Convoy, Allen, Boston.
Sch Haowe Walker, Boston.
Sch Consul -, Boston.
CLEARED.
Brig Spear, Aud, Gaudaloupe.
Brig Coral, Gibson, Wilmington, NC.
"WEDNESDAY, June 23.
CLEARED.
Brig Beronda, Motion, Newcastle.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-01

EXECUTIVE CoUNcIL.-The nominations of
Messrs. Caswell of Pennington, and Small of
Thomaston, as School Commissioners, were
confirmed on the 2lst.
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ID g 81 { III s..

In this city, 23d ult, John w, of Capt John w
Bornholm, aged years.
In Brunswick 2sth ut Miss Harriet NJ, daughter of Mr.
Isaac Lemont, aged %.
In Weld 10th ut of brain fever Miss Phebe Elizabeth
Oldest daughter of Isaac and Sarah Frost aged yrs
She amiable aud interesting young lady, whose
many good qualities had endeared her all within the
circle Of her acquaintance.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-01

BARGAINS IN TEA.-An excellent opportuni-
ty to purchase good teas very cheap, should not
be missed. See advertisement of G. w. Sleep
er, Boston, in to-day's paper.
New HAMPsHIRE.-The Maine Liquor bill is
postponed till the adjourned session in Novem-
Der. The Senate and the House passed the
bill with a clause submitting il to the voters,
and providing that if majority should be
against it, it should be suspended for year
The Senate amended so as to provide, that, if
such majority should be given, the bill should
not be suspended for year. The Senate
amended so as to provide. that, if such a ma
jority should be given, the bill should not be
suspended. but regarded as null and void
The bill will no doubt pass in some form in No
Hember.
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SPOKEN.

June IS, lat AZ s., Ion GA 20, ship "Moro y
steering Z supposed ship Moro Castle fin st John NIB
abt 9Th, for Penarth Roads.
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e Bro. Holden of Il e Argus, we were
glad to see at our ratification meeting on Thurs
day. He is a true democrat-has done and is
doing good service in the good cause. Speak
ing of our city he says -
1t is Il lovely. hus,liug, growing city. We
counted five ships or The stocks, from 900
10 1900 tons each. The elegant residences,
tasletulIy oraamented with flower gardens
and shade trees. are grateful to the eve
The Cangreg aiiW,aiisIs have two spleEd d
churches. We have setdom seen neater
or richer church than that of Mr.. Whirlie-
sey's, built year or two since. There is
nothing like ii in this city. The Unltarians
have va very neat house-the Baptists are
building ole OFT the site OF their old one
the Me,hodisrs are tullding I'd one, having
"a substantial one t,eee already. The New
JerMsatew IeK,sIe is as modest are the
wo1ssip1sers in iiiase faaes. The Universe
isis hare chapel there also. Bath is some
,rsias, and her people, if they are not
a well behaved, religious community, it is
not foe want of churches-Bat, perhaps a
little 100 much of Ii,is'-so, we conclude this
article nv saying that tke Ratification Meet.
ing at Bath. got up by the Democrats there,
was successful one, and from beginning
70 end was useeting worthy of the great oc-
casion-and entirely fiji 10 be held.
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CT The ship carpenters of Rockland hav'
struck for the ten hour system.
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LARGE and well selected stock of JeweIrv
II Watches &c, just received and will be sold We
low Our stock Of Jewery The largest that has ever
beeu offered private sale in this place
June 20, 1852. S. w HEATH& co
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Horses and Carriages to Let,

49, THE subscribers have the pleasure of in.
~ l forming heir friends aud the public ill.,,
u they have taken the Elliot House Stable
anu now prepared 10 furnish The best teams. for
business pleasure that can he found in the civ
Their horses will be found 10 be gentle swift and
easily managed ond their carriages of the latest and
most approved styles
bestowed upon them by careful and attentive osers
a SNOW & DAVIS.
Bath, June 20, 1852. Eff
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FOURTH OF JULY.
City Celebration.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE DAY.
Anniversary of our National independence,
for 1852

for 1852.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE DAY.
Our national Independence will he ceIe-
DRAFTED on Monday, The 5Ih day OF July. and
will be ushered ia by the ringing Of the bells
OF the city. at sunrise, aud firing a salute OF
of thirteen guns the same will be repeated
at noon, and at sunset.
At 9 O'Clock precisely procession will be
formed in front of the City Hall under the
direction of the Chief Marshal of the day,
Col. r. R. Smilh-it will be preceded by
II cavalcade, and escorted by the Bath City
Greys and Bowdoinham Artillery, accom-
panied by the Bath Brass Band. to the South
Meeting House when the services will be as
follows. N
Prayer by the Chaplin Rev. Nj. W. Willis,
Reading of Declaration of Independence BY
Hon. David Bronson. Grafton by T. IL. Rus
sell, Esq, of Boston, Poem by w. B. GIuzier,
ESQ.,, Of Damariscota, Music by the Band
and the Bath Glee Club. After the conclu-
sion of the services the procession will re-
form and proceed 10 the dining hall where a
collation. will he provided.
The Bells will be rung during the NOV.
ing of The procession. ...
Signal rockets will be thrown up from the
South Hill, from shutdown till 9 o'clock,
when grand display of Fire Works will
commence.
Our fellow citizens of the neighboring
towns are cordially invited TO participate
with US in the festivities of the occasion.
Tickets for The collation. can be had at the
Book stores, and of the Committee of Ar
engagements.
The following gentlemen have been select
ed as Officers of the day.
Freeman Clark, Esq, President.
James Drummond,
Israel Putnam,
J. H. Nichols,
VIM. V. Moses,
Sam'. ]. Robinson, : Vice Pres'ts.
T. G. Stockbridge,
. Geo. w. Kendall,
Levi p. Lemont,
Charles r. Porter,
John T. Gilman, Toast Master.
The following have been appointed As.
sistant Marshals-
John B. Swanton, Thomas Eaton, Jr.,
Sam'l Eames. Lenda!l Ltchfield, Arthur
Brown, Geo. E. Newman, David P. Low,
Edward Magoun, Abraham Kimball, G. C.
Litchfieid.
- RI,
ny oluei vi t,ie Ooihhitlee VI arrangements
Tor The celebration OF our National Auniversa-
ry on the 9Th of July next, the Chief Marshal
submits the following
.opnEp on ppocEcc1o>r
GOODMAN
Volunteer Cavalcade.
Band.
Military Escort, consisting of the
Bath City Grays and
-, no"oo'nn" u, A,ti,ieIy' 49,,
mus oniG, nais,lai. Aus
a'n Dc".' "ahu'
nn.r vi "a ehe"'''
Dan 1 ne department.
p-o:. 'lte =. IRE COMPANIES.
" l'ie LAY ICE Iresiueh''
choo,. oiatoi anu loe''
0A"t'a'''' aeaue' ol l g Oh lnoepen-
Hi E-o1,1l ai,u Ioas' :" as'ei'
n.n t'le oo'eiioi, anu quite
O'nei 'n'iteu GUESTS.
Dor n,-.ho, rr.. na,, -,
Ma,a o., ~ Up '"'sii"i :
"a nf ,1J dnu a.ea'uiei'
pros;do.. oa 80 r'o u &C. az C 'uen
49,, ~ o "e $500 VI oonr,non Gouhci'
Oh c. u oJNnu ..S Go ~m
r., Nh, o - .u ~,
Judoo and Ex,Indra " w., c..
Ro,.ora'd o. oou'''
Officers of rh. ~,
Officers of the United STATES Governmont
School Commirtee.
Teachers in public and Private Schools.
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HEAVY STOCK OF RICH
Silver Plate & Solid Silver Ware

ouch as Caslors, Silver Spoons ofevery description,
y Tea Service, Sails, Ladies' Butler Knives Silver
Tea and Dinner Knives, Silver Forks, Pie Knives.
Fish Knives, Soup Ladies' and great many articles
100 numerous mention, and will be sold low.
Bath, June 90 S. w. HEATH& co.
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TNEA POTS, Coffee Pots, Urns, rich Gothic Tea Trays
L common Dry Egg Coolers, Britannia Soup Flu
reens, &c. w. HEATH e. co.
Juue % 1852 DIFF
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lPer steamship Niagara.]
Sid FIN Liverpool 9th, Richd Morse, Perry New York
11th, Sarah d Louisa, Mcclellan, do.
In port llth, Masonic, Cony, for York, ldg.
Sid 1m the Clyde 9TH ult, ship Rhine Harvard, Boston.
Sid from Hamburg 9Th u ship Realm, Stevens, New
York.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-01

EY' The Atlantic and Pacific Fire Com
panies of Augusta, have voted to visit Port
land to celebrate the 4th of July.
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Solar Lamps,
New & Rich JeweIry, Watches. &C..

CHANDELIERS, Girandoles and Hall Lamps of ev.
v cry description TX. HEATH Il CO.
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Notice

hereby given, that the subscriber has been duly
pointed admin straior oftbe estate of WILLIAM KING
late OF Bath i'll the County of Lincoln deceased; anu
has taken upon himself that by giving bonds
The law directs. And all persons having demands up
on The estate of The said Willinm King Teques 10
exhibit the same, aud all persons indebted The said
estate are called upon 10 make payment.
CHARLES r. PORTER.
June 22. 1852, 3w2
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Lemon Syrup.

DuRE Lemon Syrup, epared by the Shakers, for
L sale by NJ. l.. GANNET.
Bath, June 20, 1852.
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Notice.

WHEREAS, my wife Amsla Campbell, has LEFT my
w bed and beard without cause Ibis - 10 forbio AZ
persons harbaring trusting her on my account, as
shall pay debIs of her CONTRACTING airr ne an,:
Bocthbay. June 10, 1852. swf'
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Glass Ware of every description.

500 dozen common and rich Glass Tumblers, very
cheap; Lamps, Candleslicks, Wine Glasses ock and
Champagne Glasses, Glass Jugs, Creams Sugar Bowls
Preserve Plates, Sails Noppea and every in the
Glass Ware line for sale cheap
RICH AND COMMON TOILET WARE,
From 81 TO $50 per set. S.'W. HEATH 4 co.
Bath, June %, 1852 2f
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Fourth Of Julv

rs at hand, which is very fitting season for every
man 10 treat himself 10 suit, in order 10 APP
pear bright and Comfortable this m osi Impor, ant
day. Now the best place OBJ ain these articles
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-01
House Lots for Sale.

a NEVERAL House Lots a street run
"a ~ ming from Russell to Centre street, are offer
ls.s ed for sale at prices which cannot fail to suit
l-4S purchasers. SAM'L l. ALLEN.
BAH, May S, 1852. 6m46
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-01

IRON STONE DINNER SETS Tea, Coffee and
Toilet Sets. 20 per cent. less Than former prices
We the only agent for Edwards Patent Iron Stone
Ware in this city, and il cannot be fund in any other
This beautiful ware has the profe all
other il does deace crack. Ii is worth
than double The Granite Ware, and we have reduce
the price about the price of
lie
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Spring Style Hats !
JUST RECEIVED AT
Is I'll f. RS
RID T. RS
IMPROVED WATER WHEEL.

Welingsly Machine Works.
GEO L. McLAuTHLIN & Co., los State St.. Bos-
ton, and Sandwich ST., Plymouth, Mass.
MAKE to order Machinery in general, Mill Work, &c.
U1 Sole Assignees of RIDERS WATER WHEEL, a very
superior Wheel. Millwrights and mill please
call and examine working models and full sized wheels in
operation. 1t is made substantial and durable, Of all sizes
and styles of finish and setting.
Refer to & T + airbanks 4 Co, st Johnsbury, VII
Robbins Cordage Co, Plymouth; Ames q Sons, Eas-
ton fremont Iron Co, Wareham LaIell, Perkins d
Co. Brdgewater, and al others who have them in use.
We also furnish Patent Machinery OF all descriptions at
the Paentees' best terms.
G. T. McLAUTHLIN & CO.
Boston, June II, 1859. 6ml
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NI al Il T. { 81 @5eS.

In Phipsburg 23d ult, by N C Reed, Esq, Mr. James
Harris TO Miss Barbara Ann Benner
In Harpswell, 9th ut, by Rev Mr. Kellogg Alexander
Ewing. Esq, to Miss Elizabeth Wyer both OF H.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-01
Table Cutlery.
Britannia Casters.

90 SETS OF Table Knives and Forks of every
'NJO description. 5. w. HEATH Il CO
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Shin Timber.

On TONS Of hard wood Ship Timber, such ~ Floor
~ Timbers, Fuuocks, Naval Timber, &C., for sale
cheap: Inquire Of OWEN q 90.
The daily union., 1852-04-16
no OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

person upon books ns
payment subscription < u.ads In advance.
may noacy by letter. p0stiss
which paid BY assumed BY ourselves
safe transmission.
rAs COUNTRY PAPER pubiAss vi weekly durias shs
sioas OF Coaxross, weekly during
Subscriptions period than received
term pssporuoned o % above annual rates.
SxPosTnAsrERs are suthorised sssssss ssxb
ssaaas rvs DAILY subscnbcr with 70 on uvH
sEI- subscribers, 25 enclose WEEKLY
Subscribers, Sl0 enclosed entie cspy
edition they subscribers for, syasts.
The daily union., 1852-04-16

DRICK HOUSE. Garden, and Paddock.-I wish 10 rent
out permanent responsible family who viii engage 20 take
other need nppy the
brick now cccupy which has just been papeIed and painted
choice fruit trees large
ts garden containing $1,000 feet o. very
ground and, wished for, e adjoining fenced pad
Oh north Capitol
H adjoining the residence Of the Mnsc, from spain and within
Capitol gardens The furniture
may he had a a vauation and possession lmmsdsey -
Ap i5--coda' siEfhhNSoN sCoII,
The daily union., 1852-04-16

TRUsTEES sale OF Real Estase-By virtue OF deed Of
subscribers July l54 and recorded IN Lber
49, oos Nos Of records of
county Washington District OF Columbia the
debt by reference said deed will
fully appear shall proceed % sell AT public auction in front Of
O'Clock, Saturday, the LIST OF May
u.s. square No 2s9 with the thereon sub
ject prior lien
Terms which, complied within
the right TO resell the property
upon notice. the the risk and
OF the purchaser.
N. CALLAN, Jr, ii'''
Ap 1-dIm A. GREEN, Auchonser.
The daily union., 1852-04-16
cAsPARIs.s CONGRESS HALE

lnAsPARIs's CONGRESS HALL--This and highly
eligible hotel cafe conducted the European plan,
Of members OF Congress
with without board II
street. fronting CAPITOL has been furnished
choice modern furniture.
hote and cold baths, extensive dining
restaurant, superior private
pin alley desirable appointments, making Of
mo complete establishments in the Union. ~.
conducted NIL the metallic
and from situation, Congress Hall IL not only admirably
business The CAPITOL
finest Of The Potomac and the adjacent
cities to found in Washington
door minutes for all paris OF the city
the Navy Yard, Alexandria, kc. -.
arch I9--eomif j. CAsPAHtS,
The daily union., 1852-04-16

TExAs GENERAL AGENCY The drm Of Webb, Duva
Co., Austin, and Ayres Webb, Co., Galveston, having
been dissolved time since by mutual consent the business
continued by David Ayers in the city of Galveston.
lie will purchase and sell and real estate purchase, SELL
claims, quiet land titles
taxes lands and redeem lands sold for collect and secure
of Stale of Texas
business pertaining general He refers to
of Galvson and to Messrs Person
Jennings, Messrs. A. s. Barnes d Co.. John
street, New York and W. G. Snethen, Washington, D. Q,
prepad) addressed David Ayes Galveston
will be promptly attended to.
L. GALVESTON March l. 1852.
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The daily union., 1852-04-16

VALUABLE business stand for Rent In Washington
city, given OF he three
In ,e arue budnr old established
and Market Space They are built IN the
busuess and with lights.
Ths corner store by cicn with
light ~ feet wide by ~ feet high has
and inches high
clear, dry, and finished m sales room" well lighted BY sewers.
building Tho second front
inr on Space wdc 81 feet dep then
by " feet deep, having skEht feet vide ny " et
finished sales - eet vide BY So
deep, feet inches high There T. oommnnlc.cn from
by 81 feet deep, with syEh feet ny feet In NE
large store could be made by throwing e
two last vault II the NJ
fuel. 4 Y. .I 3 .tf : + =.
For terms apply the subscriber ct the Petomsc House, north
side Pennsylvania avenue between "a and ~ streets
Dec I3-TuI'hsauf ANNE r. DERMoTT