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Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-25

The following is copy of the letter of COM
mittee of the citizens of New York to Gen. Scott,
inviting him to a public dinner:
"NEw YORK, April /, 1887.
To Major General Winfield Scott:
"DEAR SIR: In behalf of large number Of
your fellow-citizens, who have watched with So
licitude your military career, especially in the
recent events in Florida and Alabama who Gave
marked the forbearance with which, while your
conduct was to be made the subject Of official
inquiry, you have abstained from all attempts to
forestall public opinion, or that Of the court,
and who have seen, with unalloyed qualification,
the full, complete and honorable exculpation pro-
nounced by that court, and approved by the Pre-
sident Of the United States of your Florida and
Alabama campaigns, we ask that you will afford
us an opportunity, on such day as shall suit your
convenience, to testify how truly we rejoice that
name associated acith of the proudest achieve
aaents Of our country has suffered no eclipse and to
welcome you back, with laurels untarnished,
among your friends and associates in this the
headquarters of your military department.
&C. W. Lawrence, Dem.,) Julian c. verplank,
Dem, Lemuel Swartwout, (Dem.,) George F..
Talman, (Dem.,) James G. King, Daniel Jack
son, Dem, william B. Lawrence, dem. } R.
Withers, and John Steward"
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-25
City Items.

BGg- Inquiries were pretty frequent this morn
ing among our citizens as to the result Oh inc
duel" They originated from some persons
starting the report that the prsiminaries had
been arranged last night and the "attair" was
to come off early this morning. We believe there
will be no nonsense Of the kind!
nag The Temperance men are about to COM
mence test of the question of right to deliver
speeches from the side walks. 1t appears that
the opportunity arose from an incident that oc-
Cured near the old railroad depot few days
since. Mr.. Savage was speaking on the subject
of temperance to an audience collected on the
pavement in front of the house of another per-
son. This person came out to Mr.. Savage and
pushed him from his stand into the street; for
this he was arrested and the case will be tried
this afternoon.
MYT Charles Trettler little boy who was
accidentally shot while hunting for Ortolan near
the Eastern Branch on Monday last is improv-
ing, though the physicians are as yet unable to
say whether one of his eyes is lost or the sight
injured.
nag Don't be rash" is good advice, and if
followed closely will save US from many difficult
ties. case was brought before Justice Clark,
yesterday afternoon, which originated in mis-
taken view of the proper course to be pursued in
obtaining possession of dwelling already occu-
pied A little consideration, and the advice of q
lawyer, would have prevented the difficulty; but
the course pursued by the "out" caused his ar
rest, and the tenant had him bound over to ap-
pear at Court, charged with an assault.
BG- The 'National Greys," commanded by
Captain Bacon, paraded last night in full uni
form, and marched through the principal streets
of the city When on New York avenue, near
18th street, stones were thrown at them by some
candidates for penitentiary honors, who speedily
made off, on the approach of several officers OF
the company.
nGg.The Watch House this morning contained
few inmates one woman only (white), was sent
to the EARN for drunkenness of course.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-25
The National Era.

This paper, the national organ of the Free
Sellers, and one of the ablest and most prosper
Gus papers ever issued in0this country, and also
known to be Democratic in its sentiments, is at
present operating with some severity against
General Scott. In its issue of this morning,
however, it remarks: "That there are many anti
Slavery Wings who will vote for Scott, notwith-
standing the platform on which he stands, cannot
be denied. So also there are many anti-Slavery
Democrats who will vote for Pierce"
If then the Free-soilers cannot poll their whole
vote, and do not hope to elect President, it ap-
pears to US that they do themselves great injus-
tice in throwing away their vote. The Southern
ultras are not going to do so!
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-25
virginia.

The Richmond Wing receives from authentic
sources the most encouraging news from the
Eastern Shore. The discussion between Messrs.
Wise and Bolts proved of the greatest value to
Wings in that section. They will give good &C
count of themselves in November. Indeed, from
every quarter Of the State we receive the most
encouraging news.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-25
A st0utdcant Fact.

In the town Of Hillsborough, New Hampshire,
where the great Locofoco gathering was held the
other day in glorifcation of Frank Pierce and his
influence, the vote for aholishing the religious test
stood-Ayes Is, noes 10l.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-25

"0ur own telegraphic dispatches having failed
to reach us yesterday through our regular agent,
we use number which we find in the Baltimore
Patriot of last evening" -Repu6hc of to-day.
The Republic might have taken them from our
paper. We pay as much money for telegraphic
dispatches as any tVO morning papers in WASH
inUtnn
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-25
Auction Sales Tomorrow.


TloRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF DRY
II GOODS AT AUOTIoN.-On Thursday morning. Au-
gust Goth, at 10 o'clock, shall commence selling at the
store Messrs Caget Newton May Co.. all their extern
sve stock Of goods being the most complete and valuable
assortment of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods offered
for sale at auction in Washington.
The attention Of ladies and heads Of families Is partcu
lary called to this sale which affords rare opportunity
for the purchase Of cheap and elegant goods.
The sale positive and to be continued from day to day
until the whole stock is sold.
Terms All sums Of $40 and under cash. over that sum
dorsed bearing interest. JAS. .. MCGUIRE,
aug 24-d Auctoneer
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-25

B6s~ We perceive that grand Mass Meeting
of the Wings of the city and county of Philadel-
phia is to be held in Independence Square ON the
evening of Wednesday, the first of September, to
receive the Wing members of Congress on their
way home from Washington. Several eloquent
speakers will be present.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-25
Still they Coma.

The Cincinnati Gazette says: "Gov. Robert
Lucas, formerly of Ohio, and for many years of
Iowa, has come out for Scott and Graham. No
one in Ohio will dispute Lucas democracy And
there are hundreds of Democrats in Iowa who
have come out the same way.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-25
Major POIk's Speech.

We will deplore the adjustment of yesterdays
contradictions and epithets upon honorable "
principles but we earnestly hope that the speech
of the Hon. Mr.. Polk may be published as he
spoke it. Let photography do itself justice in
this instance by all meansl
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-25

The friends Of Scott are doing nobly in this
State. Every effort is being put forth, and our
friends are in fine spirits. Several new papers
are being established, and among them one at
New Orleans, entitledthe True Issue
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-25
Dry Goods at Auction.

James G. Mcclure WILL tomorrow, at eleven
o'clock, commence the sale in small parcels, of
forty thousand dollars worth of dry goods, at the
store of Clagett, Newton, May s. Co. Ladies and
gentlemen should attend this sale. See the adj
yertisement ~
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-25

BassMr. Stevens, the celebrated traveller and
author, is lying dangerously i'll at Hampstead, L.
l., and his recovery is considered doubtful.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-25

nay The Hon. Thomas II. Benton, late SEN
ator from the State Of, Missouri, and recently
elected Representative to the next Congress
from the st. Louis district in the same State,
arrived in this city yesterday. -InteIlgencer.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-25
1IIsIo LUST RECEIYED.

MUSIC JUST RECEIVED.
iyI The Old House at Home-Piano and Guitar.
Our way across the Sea-Piano and Guitar.
The Separation, for Guitar.
Visit for the Wagon.
Old Folks at Home, for Guitar.
The Cally Polka as performed by Dodsworth's Band
Old Joe, a humorous Ethiopian melody.
At WIMERS,
Cheap cash Stationery Store,
aug rs 9th street, La. avenue,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-25

We perceive by the New Orleans papers that
the Hon. John Moore, Representative in Congress
from Louisiana, has silenced the rumors that he
did not intend to support the Wing nomination
for the Presidency, by writing letter home in
which he says that he will "cheerfully support
General Scott, notwithstanding he was not his
first choice"
Senator Bell, of Tennessee, has refuted SINH
lar rumors respecting himself.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-25

aarThe Montgomery County, Maryland, Agri-
cultural Fair win take place at Rockville on the
9th and 10th Of September.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-25

Ra~ Commodore Stewart is recovering from ,
recent apoplectic attack, at his farm near Bor
dentown, New Jersey.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-25

pay- We are happy to learn that the War De-
partment has received official information of the
arrival of Captain r. B. Marcy, with all his COM
mand, at Fort Arbuckle, on the Goth of July.
TnfsIIi1encer
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-25

nag The Hon. J. r. Ingersoll, the recently
appointed Envoy of the United States to Great
Britain, arrived in this city yesterday, and will
probably remain here for some dsys.-InteI.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-25

Ba~ The Mayor of Hagerstown has prohibited
the raising of high poles in-that city.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-25

@B6-A Scott pole one hundred and fifty feet il
height has been raised ut Cincinnati.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-25
Washington whig Club.

The regular weekly meeting of the Washington
Wing Club will be held this "Wednesday even.
ing at "a o'clock at the Club Room.
aug 25 r. H. LASKEY, Rec. Sec
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-25
THE UNION ACADEMY,

The UNIUN ACADEMf,
Corner of 14th street and New Fork Avenue.
The next Academic year will commence on MONDAY,
August 3d. 1852 The proprietor has not spared pains
to provide the very best Teachers well as the
most desirable accommodations and facilities for obtaining
a thorough English and Classical Education
u. RICHARDS, A. NJ,
Principal and Proprietor.
CHARLES HITCHCOCK, A. b., Is.,s,ont.
ARTHUR L. PERRY, A. b. n'0is'S
A. G. RICHARDS, Teacher Of the Primary Department.
A. ZAppoNE, Teacher Of Modern Languages.
r. GIBsoN Teacher Of Drawing and Painting.
As~ Circulars may DO obtained at r. FARSHAMs Book.
store, or Of the Principal
Washington, Aug. "a, 1852.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-25

IF 0Mr. II. j. Forrest, will cali at the Wing
i Club Room, Cops Saloon lie will hear something to
his advantage. - aug Zo-lt
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-25

RESOLVED That the Wing people ofwashington conscious
that the ground they tread is worthy Of the consecraed
name it only long is peoped by men who hold
to the Union of the States the and fountain OF the
blessings public order and private rghof liberty and
word and believing that in the principles and policy OF
the WING party In the tried patriotism OF its glorious
leaders, is the safeguard OF the Union from domestic
discrd or foreign quarrel FIRMLY to those princ
ples and will rally with ardent and united hearts around
be flag of the Union to whomsoever of these leaders II
NAV be confded the approaching Proceedings Of
a WING meeting prior to the nomination.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-25
SPECIAL AUCTION NOTICE.

~ N sTRATToN has located himself on the south side
IL Pennsylvania avenue corner of9th street. n the
store lately occupied by c. r. Byrne for the purpose of
conducting exclusively the Auction and Commission busi
meas in ali its varieties Tho location Is directly upon
great horoughare of the city, and upon the open space
the Centre Markets and the advantages arising thererom
are for the sale of every description Of mer
chandise
Personal attention given to sales of Furniture at DWELL
ngs; ALSO Groceries, Boots and Shoes Dry Goods Hard
ware, Fancy Goods Jewelry, &c. received at the Auction
Room judicousy arranged and sold the premises Of
the occupant Real Estate and Stocks disposed OF public
or private sale.
has for several years assisted the Trade Sales
in Boston, New York. and Philadelphia and particularly
offers his services to such may wish to dispose of Libra
consgnmens respectfully solicited and cash advances
made whenever required.
2S- Sales Of any amount casbed without delay,
u. N. STRATT0N, General Auctoneer,
aug 4-dd Penn. avenue and 9th st., south side.
nAILY EXPECTED, cargo of the very best
~ Red Ash Coal direct from Philadelphia, which will
be sold cheap If taken from the vessel ut the wharf
JAMES DAILY,
Wood and Coayard New Yorkav, bet 18th and l4th SITS.
aug 20-3w
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-25
SHADES OF CHARACTER,

DY ANNE WooDRoFFE, author of Michael Kemp" In
ID two volumes r. Carter Brothers
GA charming book, full Of deep, true and glowing sen
ment with lively gmpses of character penportraits and
sketches which keep the interest alive and wthal
wise instruction is happily blended that the pleasure Of
the book is only equaed BY It's profit isa better book
than "The Wide, Wide World which has been widely
and justly popular and that those who read
this will be glad that have called their attention to ~
Ne,o York Observer
For sale by GRAY BALLANTYNE,
-vtr
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-25
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY,

On 14M street, 6et,oeen II and New York avenue.
The next Academic year of this Seminary will commence
on MONDAY, August 80, 1852.
Mrs. z. RICHARDS, Principal. .
Miss e. CRAVEN, Assistant.
Mr.. A. ZAPPoNE, Teacher of Modern Languages
HS- Circulars obtained as above.
I,.gua "a 1882 aug 25-d2w
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-25
NEW JEWELRY.

Is day received s. MASKS Jewelry and Fancy Store,
East Of National Hotel, EARRINGS, Breastpns Brace
let's Fnger-rings Seals and Keys to which invite the at
tenton Of the public determined to sell as cheap
MS any establishment in the city.
N. B. Watches and Jewelry repaired as usual.
august 2-3t
NOR SALE-The wellknown Peoples Line of OMNI-
L BUSES now running between the Navy Yard and 9th
street. Washington city, offered for SALE the pres
propreors wish change their business The line Is
in good order and consists of thirty horses coaches
and and stable fixtures too to mention.
The above will be sold low and long credit given good
WEEDEN & RYTHER
WASHINGTON, Aug. "a, 1852. aug 2i-1w*
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-25
ANOTHER SUPPLY OF HAMPTONs TING
TupT

ANOTHER SUPPLY OF HAMPTON'S TING
TURE.
TTNHE DEMAND for this valuable Medicine daily In
creases and the pamphlets published by the proprie-
tors becoming part Of the literature of the day. Call
and get them, at WINNERS
Stationery Store 9th street. near Louisiana avenue
R1- Another supply Of the Taly-ho RAZ0RS.
A1- Also the ENGLISH VERMIN DESTROYER
NO. Also Phillips PATENT LIQUID GLUE-everybody
should have bottle of it, it Is always ready for
aug 25-tr #t
GWEET CIDER-Just received, ana for sale by
JNO. B. KIBBEY a CO..
aug 24-6t No. s, opp. Centre Market
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-25

gg-The Watch House this morning contained
few inmates; one woman only (white), was sent
to the " Farm for drunkenness, of course.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-25
TENTRAL ACADEMY, corner OF Il and
~ 10th streets.
Rev, James Nourse, Principals

J. Harvey Nourse, Principals
I. Raoult, Teacher Of Modern Languages.
The duties this institution will be resumed Mon
day. August 3Oth Circulars be obtained ut the book
Of Taylor Maury, r. Farnham and Gray Ballan
tyne. aug 23-dtf
TWELVE AND HALF CENTS RE.
ward.-Ran away from the subscriber, on the Goth
instant WILLIAM +. BALL, regularly indentured ap-
prentice to the CoacE-trmming business. orewarn all
persons from harborng trusting said boy under penalty
of the law. JOHN M. YOUNG,
aug 23-3t Washington, d. O.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-25

ne Charles Trettler, little DO
accidentally shot while hunting for 9
the Eastern Branch on Monday las,
ing, though the physicians are as W
say whether one Of his eyes is lost
injured.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
MAsONIC INsTlTUE, GERA

M ASONlC 1NSTATUE, GERMANTON,
lvl NJ C.-In sadvertising our Institution, we do
not intend hold tout inducements which Cannot be
rralsed Contrury TO many educational enterprises Of
these latter days, resolved not to humbug the
community by pretending to what are not II lib
sral expenditures fabor and money avail place
shoH be done One session hasust closed and our high
est expectations have been than accomplished.
EDlFICE. ETC.
The Edihce is large brick building comprising a.
patmcnts, the largest of which is used for the School
Room, and will accommodate 81 students. each pre-
vided with chair anddesk. The other appropri
ated to REGULATIONS. the Library, Museum Labor
ntoy and Principals Study. The yard is astefuly en-
closed, and is adorned with 18 flower mounds OF war;
Gus sizes which cultivated by the young gentlemen
In the hours of recreation.
LABORATORY. LIBRARY, ETC.
The Lodge has ordered from Boston superior set of
Philosophical and Chemical apparatus to cost not less
than $500 Lectures will be given in the Laboratory
before all the students during November. LIBRA
Y Of upwards of 600 vols the greater part of which
are new Books, will be opened weekly for the benefit
Of the students. Our MUSEUM cases already show
bove 400 different meteorological and geological speci
mems. Lectures in miperalogy andgeoloey will be de
liyered in October.
SESSION, TERMS, ETC,
The next session will open, June 10Th, and continue
q weeks. Terms per Scholastic gear, in the lowest
branches of English $l4 in the advanced $50;
and the classics $50 Several of best families have
opened boarding houses and will furnish board
washing fuel lights and attentions for
80 per month. GermantoD is located in high region
of country and is very healthy.
INSTRUCTION, GOVERNMENT ETC.
The Principal. with assistants, compose the board OF
Instruction. Perhaps institution exhibit more
perfect system and regularity both in and of school
than ours and what renders the organization COM
plee, the students vie with each other in preserving it
unbrokcn.
Young men. from the superior advantages afforded
them for acquiring an accomplished cscas,on, be
prepared for the higher classes in the best Colleges Ell
Their North or South.
All communications should be addressed to the Rev.
G. M. EvERHAHs, the Principal
ISAAC s, GIBSON.
Master Of The Lodge.
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MENT MANUFACTORY Lyachbrrg.-The sub
scriber formerly of Baltimore where he associated
with similnr Establishment, takes this method in
form the public in general, that he has opened Ware
room and Factory on Main Street. opposite Bruce's
Livery Stable, where he will manufacture various and
most approved Implements Of Husbandry, and Labor
saving Machines, and pledges himself that all articles
sold by him shall be of his manufacture equal IN
all respects to smilnr implements made or imported
from other States He therefore invites the public to
examine for themselves before purchasing elsewhere
the following various Questionable and Stationary
Horsepower, Thrashers Fms, Straw and epctablc
Cutters Corn Shelters, Harrows, Cuitivntors, Flows
and Gang Plows-Niain Strest Lvnchburg. Virginia.
Repairing done with expedition and fidelity
(Jan I9ly) A. w. WILLETT.
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