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HOUSE, or REPRESENTATIVE.
August 10, 1851.

august 10, lSj2.
To the Edaor Of The Union:
SIR: herewith enclose the translation Of letter from
two OF toe Pueblo Indians OF New Mexico now in this
city on a visit to the government The letter was writ.
ten by the Indians themselves, the original being 10 the
Spanish language
These Puebos, as will be perceived are sufficiently
intelligent not to have supposed that their being stoned
at The OF The government they have been invited to
visit attributable to another cause than "the bad
management Of parents who do not restrain their
children" though doubtless TO other Indians such dis.
elimination would not have suggested itself
His honor the mayor, Mr. Msury, has taken steps 10
bring the perpetrators OF this wanon act justice
Though the corporate authorities OF this city are exert
ing themselves in this matter, The city OF Washington s
less interested than the general government
This circumstance is suggestive one. The great
amount Of uniar and unarabe property OF the govern
meat here, of which invaluable the records
&c, the obligation 10 protect foreign minister's Sc, should,
seems TO me, suggest that liberal appropriations
for this District generally and particularly for the main
tenance OF sufficient police, might be made by Congress
not only without injustice 10 the people OF the United
States, but consistently with its duty to protect the peo
Plies property, and to carry out national obligations
By giving this and enclosure place in your columns
you will oblige,
Yours, very respectfully
r. H. wElGHTMAN.
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Natural but SiRnificant.

The Wilmington Commercial is OF those whg
journals in North Carolina which have come out against
Cen Scott
Gently selected il 10 publish the laws "by authority"
The moral OF this is, that IL whg conventions wish TO
unite the whig party, they should beware OF "wning
false chapters in the history OF the country"
The further moral is that "a house divided against
itself cannot stand"
Furthermore, Gov. Reds majority is said by tele.
graphic despatch. recently received in this city, TO be
nearly or quite sir homaud
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The Rochester Exposure +,

The showing up from Rochester, which we published
two three days ago, proving that General Scott stood
Jacksonian democratic candidate for the presidency
in 1889. the ground that he had 'carried General
Jackson's administration his back" seems to have
completely graveiled the Republic.
That journal does not dare to deny, confess nor
explain, justify the movement allude to
il any way.
Out Of compassion to embarrassed contemporary,
we suggus that il should try 10 get of by making the
defence for General Scotts then which it
makes for the OF the whig leaders crcu.
ating the card bearing the signatures OF whg congress-
men, who represent themselves seeding "democrats
Let the Republic muster up pluck enough to toe the
mark and say tina, in the Rochester movement General
Scott in assuming to be democratic Jacksonian oand
date, was only" hoaring"
The excuse will about as well in one case as
the other and shall soon have chance to know how
the people like such hoaxes"
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Hosas ~aa Essssgn Agency Tsr P~ssasss.

THE themselves agents, attorneys
counseloFs, inventors,
and Others and offering hssr 10 the pab, confidently
submit thai their business will under auspices
favorable Ihe have all been M onci~iy eonaeets
with the United Professor Page has
principal
e drawings
burning
Psen, ones o several in The restoration Of io
his
Mr. Geenough has agent and
for upwards Of eleven and MIR fsch
his labors aseuitex
as civil engineer possesses foreign
United States These advantages together
with their experience IN all matters OF Invention and
application, their
agencies, VIII inventors
facilities the of patents defence
rights, xpedion the transaction of business
Prof CHARLES q. PAGE, nj. D..
Late Chief FIX aIniner Of PaIenis
j. j GREENoUGH, ME-
G. l.. FLEIsCHMANN, C.E
WAsms0roE, August Ia, 1852.
Aug l5--3uWam
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to have seen our we'll beloved Prssidentthe father OF
all our republic and country.
To-day sir we are deprived OF the liberty OF walking
in the streets 10 amuse ourselves OF the bad
management of parents VINO do no, restrain their
children. On the l2h instant we weat out, and were
stoned by the boys without having given them any
10 do SO You are 10 determine wha, steps should be
taken TO remedy this evil Having nothing further TO
communicate. beg leave to you OF our esteem
and desire TO be OF service 10 you.
Very respectfully your obedient servants,
JOSE CARLOS VIGIL
n JOSE MARIA VIGIL | LUAGO
Mr WrIa,ITAsAN
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by j. 9. McGUIRE, Auctioneer.

NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE AND IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE Capitol Ii in the city Of Washington-By vr
OF the District Of Columbia
Washington county made the wherein John skvng
complainant james Ctchet deendsn the subscriber
said will sell public auction
premises Friday the a7h day q nel' al O'Clock
os numbered three 0 and four M in numbered six hun
dred and three, 6s the same il distinguished on the
Of the city, with the improvements which consist q hand
frame dwelling constructed und oInanened In the cottage
style, with great taste and
Of Onei OF the purchase to be paid In
cash the Of SALE and the residue in four equal
twelve four month"; with
of which deferred the
bonds and security approved by the trustee
until the full payment of the
and the cauon Of the sale by the court The
complied five days sfter the snle,
property will be resod risk and the first purchaser
All conveyancing the expense Of the purchaser. n
A AUSTIN SMITH, Trustee.
JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
July 29--3aw4wds Aucuoncer
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University Of Maryland.

TUE forty h win begin Thnrsdsy October ~,
Il 1882, and end on the LIST Of March, 1853.
Principles and Practice Of Surgery and Clinical Surgery Nathan
X, Smith NJ. ID.
Chemistry Pharmacy, William ". A. Akin, NJ ID.
Principles OF Medicine Clinical Medicine Sam
uel Chew, NJ. %.
Anatomy Physiology, Joseph Roby NJ. d.
Obstetrics, Richard n. Thomas, N. u.
matcrs Medca, Therapeutics and Pathology George W. men
berger, NJ. d.
Practical Anatomy, Berwick n. Smith, NJ. d.
Fees for the full 900 fec $40 macua
uon IS graduation, $50.
For of clinical the faculty have
maDd the Baltimore fnnrma, UNI
vey and immediate nrhborhood containing and
eighty beds, belonging
tended entirely by the hcul This institution devoted the
cepton and forms disease
most useful and profitable subjects clinical An
addition 10 to be made during the which
raly accommodations open
all macuia;es Of the school throughout the
Anatomical material abundant and cheap living
In Baltimore low as in any Aisntc city.
. WILLIAM r. A. AKIN, M. D.. Desn.
B.trfmoRE, May rs, 1852.
July 27-2awti5Oct
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Sale Of Improved Lands I'm Onto, ocded by the wyan
dotts I'm Isf2.

NOTICE hereby gwen suhoty vested in this
~ office by the acts Of ID March, and 10Th July ls2 the
OF the improved Upper
by wysndo l7h OF March, lsf2 sgain be offered
public sale Upper sandusty Ohio Monday day
of September
BY the provisions Of the act Of 9 July 1852
will be offered, subject the minimum
dollars and hy cents without the
my hand at the city Of washington this os,b day Of
July Domin thousand eight hundred any
John WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land once.
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Terrible Riot al Forl Hamilton.

Nav YoRK, August 10, ma terrible riot occurred a.
Fort Hamilton yesterday afternoon between some u'een
or twenty Of the troops stationed Fort Hamilton and the
colored walters Hamilton House The riot first broke
cause could he assigned IT, the origin fairly arrived al
The troops opponents with knives, bayonets. &c
Several OF the negroes severely cut and wounded
The excitement among the guests at the house-e pecally
the lades-wss intense. Finaiiy body OF troops, under
command of Mao Norris succeeded in restoring order
Sayen men from the fort were arrested
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The Mountain House Capsn Springs for Sale
lie Auction.

E interest of the senior having been conveyed BY
debts
mercantile business lien
being determined
owned BY the undersigned at Capon Springs for sale al pabe
highest bidder Wednesday, 18th
(e day which the wi close
The property of several hundred Of
which stands that magnificent building
House which with its appendages, capable Of giving n
mediation 10 from 600 10 700 visii.Ts.
II considered unnecessary minute description,
widely Within three
have expended thousand dollars
The receipts OF the House last upwards
twenty eight thousand dollars.
The peculiar medicinal properties Of the Capon dry
bIacg atmosphere will under
full share public favor its position
The in the Union The approach
Manassas Gap railroad will make from
South and Southwest by the lines via Win
chester
REGARDS, BUCK, Il BLAKEMoRE.
CAros srRIsos Virginia, July 30 1882.
The proposed sale will interfere with
present which will continue TO 18th September.
july 3l-2awtd
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sy A, GREEN, A.oslon.rr.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON r, BETWEEN SIXTH AND
v SEVENTH STREETS, AT AUCTION-On "wednesday m.
18th inst shall sel premises O'Clock part ot No
~ 4T fee, M
inches running back 80 feet inch 20 FOO, alley
described property handsomry located IN ycn
o he Patent Oces and is considered
building for sale Washington, will be divided N re-
quired, st sale
third balance in and years; the pur
chaser give deferred pyn.nts bearing tom
day of sale A deed given, ssd deed Of taken inds
potable. A. GREEN.
Aug ll-e Auctiopeer.
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MIR. WEIoHTMAN.

Rehelieu Robinson. after demolishing Gen. Pierce,
winds up Hbernan tribute 10 Gen. Scott with the fol-
lowing unfortunate quotation;
- How shall rank thee upon glory's page,
Thou more than conqueror 7"
We consider The quotation unfortunate. because the
line completed, runs thus;
"Tnou more than conqueror, and less iham sage.
IN " Mirror
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The Weathsr and The Crops in The Vest.

CINCINNATI, August 1.-THE weather continues dry and
with but tle of rain We learn from the interior
of Kentucky and northern Ohio that copions rains
fell there Monday and Tuesday, which had greatly
benefited the growing crops private letter nom Bur
ngton Iowa. that there will be larger OF
in hat Saie than
Cassius M Clay continues very sick at White Hal, Ken
lucky.
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Deaths from Drouning.

PHLApELrHiA, August l6-HenrY Aud. Of the firm Of
Bishop Il Aud, OF this city. drowned to-day while
bathing the Rancocas. His wife and children, who
the shore. him sink while they were crying ior
Noah Sturgeon, captain of the sloop Martha and William
Stevens drowned Yesterday by the swamPng OF his
boat while conveying iron CRATE 10 his vessel He was
a negro belonging the Eastern Shore o Maryland.
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TuE COLLEeE OF sT. JAMEs. w..hInxton nonn,r.

TuE COLLEGE, OF ST. JAMES Washington county,
Mayland-fhe Rev John B. Kerfoot recto-he nth
annual session o the college will Monday October
continue un august le5 Besides the
The resident professors there in each year
lectures ny professors stately visiting the college for the
The grammar school resumes
college and, besides personal
the college professors The discipline and Of
departments are quite distinct bat both under the direct
vision Of Annual college
James, r. o, MARYLAND.
Aug lO-Aaw2n
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HealM of Ne,o York.--TAe Lobos Ilnds.

New York, Aug. l6--The number of deaths during the
past by the board OF health 10 be b6O 81
which IL were tfom cholera.
An extract of a letter. dated Psyta, Peru July 2S, says
M Larauaga, bearer of dispatches from the Peruvian
charge ia Washington to his government, arrived that
he had interview with project, General Vigil, who
given orders for the Vgant proceed al once 10 the
Lobos islands. and reinforce the steamer Rimaf and brig
liamarra, stationed on those Islands.
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eEopeETows FEMALE SEMINARY,
Georgetown. ID,

fF"fKff0Nr,
THIS seminary, rnrbi will omen
LIST OF september NEXT under the charge Rev W.
CLsRK who will he competent and
fe-sors and teachers in every department.
Every effort viii be used make happy home fr
all ita inmates ''
Terms for boarding pupils including tuition Enrish and
maihenaocs $500 sdvsnee NV
sc ancient and modern painting er
Circulars CONTAINING the terms full had application "
the principal In Georgetown
July 2t--od WILLIAM J. CLARK
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Dreadful Murder.

BUFFALO, IN. Y..) August 10 "A terrible murder was
perpeaed here about midnight last night Four negroes
entered the OF Mr.. Joseph Hartman. and with an
iron bar three feet long, struck him the head causing
almost instant death They then struck Mrs Hartman on
the head with the instrument causing icrbe and u
supposed fatal wound The bar Of found and II
supposed may in leading the detection OF the
murderers The deceased had resided in Buffalo over
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University of Virginia.

TIRE Medca, the University OF
Virginia. having become by he resignation Of D Ro
Rogers appointment fill will be made by the board of
the goth Of September Communications the subject
addressed postage pa the chairman of the faculty the
UnvcrTity Of Virginia
The Chair consists of besides cling house and
of salary thousand dollars and OF
fees al exceeding thousand dollars
University OF VIRGIsv, August 10, lsSe
GE5SNER HARRISON
Aug l4-2aw2w Chairman of the Faculty.
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ny TELEG RAPH .

Ssisure Of Anosr Fishing VssselRslsass Of s Helen
Mar.
BoeTos August I4The schooner Pilot, Of Gloucester,
has been seized on hshing grounds by English
seofwar The Helen Mar previously seized has
been released.
Tne rst case lor selling liquor In violation of the
new made to-day The party gave bail in the
OF 81 900
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Collector,s once, July ao, lsoa

Collectors Office, July 90, ls52.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERs-DEDUCTION FOR PROMPT
PAYMENTNoce is hereby that the for the
payable this Office, and that abatement
will be allowed for the paid be-
II. J. ROCHE,
July 27-eotdf Collector.
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From hs Whus Noun iaias.

Bosros August I3 "A despatch, dated from Gorham
near the he mou ntains day, says the Thermometer
This morning was al degrees Two gentlemen got caught
ia going the mountains, and came near per-
ishng lady tainted in gong up. and was obliged 70
main on the all night Large crowds make the
ascent daily
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WlsHIsGror. Angust IA 1890

WAsHISGroN, August Ia, 1852
Drap rRfEsD After saluiing you, in company with
your lady and the children beg leave to inform you that
upon arrival here. highly grstihed and de-
lighted to have reached such delightful country, and
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ANEcDoTE OF TALLEYRAsD This nstrious dplo.
matist day found himself between Madame de S,ael
and Madame Racamier-boh intimate frends--both eel :
ebrated.
You say charming things 10 us both. but which do
you prefer p said Madame de Stael, suddenly.
. s Madame, such question is veritable ambush,
Take of the penal code"
.'Pnnce. no subterluge here Which do You prefer
my friend myself Come speak-is il the brunette or
the blonde "
81 will be her who will deign 10 honor me with a
look !"
tion in another form. Suppose, while sailing on Inc
Seine this evening, the boat should upset and we should
be in danger OF drowning which one would You help
Both at once, the who was in the greatest
danger"
But, MoDseigneur. be frank for in your life
Suppose the peril TO be equally imminent"
''Well, would give my right hand you, Baroness,
and the left TO Madame Racamier."
:" But could you only cave one-oniy one-do you
understand p
'Oh, Madame, you know many things, suppose
you can sptm," replied Ialleyrand.
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LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM MExICo.-NEw ORLEANS.
August I3-Dales have been received from the city OF
Mexico TO the 3lst ulL, by which we learn that the
Reboedos movement very formidable. The disaf
eced at last accounts marching against Jalapa.
Their object be the separation OF the State OF
Orizaba from the State OF Vera Cruz. More pronunea.
have been issued at Mazatan and other places,
and further troubles reported at Tampico The gov
has invited proposals for the construction
OF the Tehuanlepec road till the 18th of August All
other grants and for roads and canal projects
are reserved for future consideration
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by j. c. MCGUIRE. Aue,lon.er.

BY j. G. McGUINE, Aueuoa~er.
VERY VALUABLE LOTS NEAR THE CAPITOL AT AUC-
TIONon Tuesday afternoon August l7h, O'Clock,
premises shall sell lots Nos H. IS, and H. No. 73
east,
square dstaut from Capitol.
Terms cash. o a short credit for approved notes.
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
I'D AuctioneeT.
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by ISRAEL q GREEN, Auctionsers.

MAYoR's OFTIoR,
Washington, August 4 ls31.
authority a Joint Aldermen
ID Oounc entitled joint
corporation fish wharf the loot OF s'
22d 1854 and of entitled An
relation Fish wharf" 5h August, 1852
highest bidder public auction
l7th August 1854 al O'Clock,
numbered H. Is "a e. and as In numbered $685. and
the wbnu attached thereto.
This property foot OF Sixth west known the
g Corporation Fish Wharf"
cash. the balance In equal
~ and 10 mouts from
secured by deed Of trust on the properly.
JOHN w. MAURY, Mayor.
ISRAEL d GREEN.
Aug s-dd Aucuoneers,
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wtsTSaros, August z, le52
pRoPosALs will be received this Office until
Tuesday l7th for
o New Jersey north Of the Capo hereinafter
scnbed, For setting curhsione,
and laying brick Ave widc bo,
embanking
from TO such width Greeted.
qsisite materials will he furnished by Commissioner
State the oo nee for setng
SUPERFICIAL the brick and
for the embankment For the embsnkmen
will be received.
WILLIAM EAsBY,
Commissioner Of Public Buildings
iQ-eod
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Sales To-Day.
ny J. c. Mcguire, Auctione,

by j. @. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE NE Ar THE CAP
IToL-on TUESDAY afternoon, August H. 5k O'Clock,
premises shall for 5l6, with
thereon II egby located fronting 60 I'd
west Immediately opposite and
containing e02 square feet.
One-ihird the balance credit OF and
bearing secured by deed OF trust
Tide indisputabIe.
Aug l5-d Auctoneer.
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UrANTED. ON before the rst November n~Tt
dwelling suitable for gentleman with small
niy, forrished unfrnishsd Address, at this once b.
Ane 10
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DO MasonicA meeting of Federal Lodge No. will be he
this evening TUESDAY, August l7) AT Masonic Hail.
BY order Of w. M:
Aug I7-lt G. A. SCHWARZMAN, Sec.
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BY Request-One Week Longer.
At Odd Feiops' Hail.
THE public respectfully informed that BAYNEs gigantic
of Voyage Europe viii positively Saturday
2 of August which will be the last exhibition in Wash
ington
An exhibition "Wednesday Saturday afternoons 3k
o'clock
Admission 25 children under 10 OF Is
Doors at Z; panorama moving o'clock
l5-du
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be elected and his nierpoiaon" into the whg platform
be added upon his Recommendation" TO the naluaiza
tIoa laws OF the United States
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University Of xirginia.

University of Virginia.
THE session Of this university will October
Its ancisn, languages modern languages
1sihsmsle. natural PHILOSOPHY s chemistry aud maiera med
gerry g. phio-opbyi saw; TO- lecureshp of anatomy
schools Of ancient languages mdern languages and
mac and adjunct professor Of law and lecturer
Erpensos.Triuon fees paid In advances II school be
attended $685. two, $50 eaoh three or more s5 each si
Nors In re school ofaw Zee for the n,ermediao
h. s60 senior, s75-aendancs higher involving
The privilege Of attending lower class The fee. for the
Bosfd aaS lodging including Diet bedding room furniture
and servants attendance Sll0 ptd in three nstaimsnts
advance .shing, 81 10 si0 session. fuel and light
dormiiory occupynga room, So
MatrcuIauon fee, sc. els
%,
o.niHssn dspo.s Of 80 required Of each student.
GessNER HARRISON,
Aug E-2sw2w chsirnan Faculty
ny A. GREEN, Aacuopeer.
VALUABLE BUILDING Lots AT AUoTIoN.-on Monday
thre ane building lots ,ua,sd on he east de Of s street
between ss and streets north being o,. Nos and q Il
raaans 100 feet, win be DIVIDED II required.
purchaser give deferred bearing n,e
from Of sale deed gwen and deed Of
Aug l7~s, A. GREEN, Aucaope,r.
Engii.h and French Family Boarding-schooI,
Washnsion Cay.
TEACHING AND sTUoYTbe .ub.erber with his aids. Win
o,her ensuing academic year. SEP
tcmber.
Applications place may addressed TO him an
the nrst ofsepember at Wsrenton Springs, Virginia.
r. W. CUsHMAN A. NJ.
Aug t7--dlmd&cpf
I OTUs-EATING--A summer Book by George ..tI-
The Child HONS By s G ABBOT New and improved
edition, illustrations
Anthon's English and English Dictionary vol
l0no,
The Book Of suobs by ThackoraY.
Just received by
Aug II FRANCK TAYLOR
WANTED.-A commodious well furnished dwelling house
w in city, during the en.u
ing autumn and liberal viii be paid ANY proprtor
such esabhment willing until spring may ~
able 10 do 50 by applying at this ofhee
Aug I7-dft
/ oTUs-EATING-A summer Book by George Wa
IL liam Curtis, author Of (" Nile Notes, - SC
UpCountry edited by Prof B. National
The Book Of snob ThackerayAppeons Popular Ibrar
The Child nj Home by a. = c. Abbot,
Anthon Latn and English and English and Latin Dictionary
just published and this day received for sale by
TAYLOR MAUBy
Aug II Book-eiers. near oh .,r..,
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old MILL SEAT FOR SALE, CONTAINING TWENTY
land, being the road IRON
Georgetown road, eight mites from
Georgetown miles the canal known
of Barton Duey MIL Captain John Amy wishing
living Concord
church, Of the above property.
N. B.-Pieny OF water and building stone
l0-2aw3s WILLIAM SAVER Y
rREDITs ON CHI A. INDIA, tSc.-Messrs. DUNCAN
SHERMAN COMPANY, bankers, New York, prepared
letters ocredt
Oriental BaIk Of London, branches and
of that establishment as ioilows.
Canton 4 Madras,
Shanghai. Singapore,
Coumbo, tr.u,a. Bombay,
Handy, Se''o"' Calcutta.
Aug 7-eod3m
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NOTICE of the removal OF the Land Once from
Green Bay to Menasha, in WsconsnUnder authority
erred by June
2th 1884, entitled additional land dsc,su the
states OF Illinois and Missouri aud In The trrtory north Of the
state Of Illinois, the land oce at Green Bay In The sate Of
Wisconsin,
there for business the FIRST day OF September
Given under hand city OF Washington this th day
July, A. ID. 1851.
BY the President MILLARD FILLMORE
July I5-3aw4w
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July 29-3taw4wdl

THE New Route to Niagara Falls. from Albany 70
Niagara Falls raroad enables TO from Al
Falls from the Falls 20 Albany twelve hours sooner
will be convenience and
travelling public, and receive large
share of business.
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE TO NIAGARA FALLS.
Opening Of the Rochester, Loekport and Niagara Faiis Rairoad
This and beautiful line Of road will be opened the travelling
public Wednesday, June 30 1852 which time paseng trains
will running folows
LIST tain-Express, leaves Rochester at 9 20 a. m.
I'd /" Accommodation st 30 +"
Sd I" Way express 20p.m
Arriving Niagara Falls at 30 and % and
Returning trains leave Niagara tails
Ist rrain-way express, leaves Niagara Falls al Ban
I'd a Accommodation 20pm
Sd Express 90
Connecting ways with the regular trains the Albany and
Rochester railroads.
Passengers by this route, leaving Albany BY the train,
win reach Rochester 8 have nearly an hour s bscak
and arrive niagara Falls at 30 leaving Albany 7W
evening arriving
Niagara Falls Returning, leaving the Falls
New
Boston, twelve hours in advance OF any other line.
Passengers by win the right The
Rochester depot. WARREN COLBURk,
July II-dimo Intel Superintendent.
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ERENCH-PLATE MIRRORS, for mantels and piers,
marble slabs undersigned manufactures and
has hand French plate looking ornamensd and plain
frames which he Of best
workmanship material, and will sell they be
bought for in the county.
Old frames regilded.
FRANCIS LAMB
Directly opposite National Theatre, Washington DC,
July l-eod2mif