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The Democratic District Convention at Ha
gePstowfi, Maryland.

We suboin the resolutions adopted by this convention,
which assembled at Hagerstown on the 5h instant in
conformity to the Recommendation OF the democratic
trail committees OF the counties composing the district.
Jervs Spencer esq., appointed the delegate to Bal
more and Messrs Kennedy and Smith appointed
alterna,es II will be that the resolutions in
harmony with the language Of the democracy in nearly
every section of Union where 1t has been called
upon speak on the subject OF the Compromise and its
faithful observance and maintenance and that, after
pressing preference for General Cass as the candidate
of the democratic party for the next presidency. very
Mr. Hamilton the able representative in Congress Of tha,
portion OF western Maryland:
The conn mitee to report resolutions presented The fol.
lowing which adopted without dissenting voice
Whereas convention. composed Of democratic dele
gates from each OF the three counties the second congress
sonal district Of Maryland, firmly believe that the princi.
Piles of their party identical with the interests OF the
whole country therefore,
contained in the reou passed by the Democratic Ma
tiona Convention at Baltimore In l6aS
I'd Resoped That we hold sacred and nvloate the sys-
tenn OF measures known as 'Compronise;" !" that upon
their faithful execution depend the peace OF the country
ard porpe uy Of ha lowed Union that every attempt.
either directly or indirectly. circumscribe their ion
weaken ier efsct Is blow aimed al the dearest Inter
ess OF this nation and will receive our unqualified con.
demnation that while upon this vital subj tbs deoc,
rscy sound and cliaba recent events show that those
define sf relied
the fast and firm friends of the "Com promise"
81 Resoiped, That while we proudly acknowledge the
dsngu shed ability of the who have been
named democratic candidates for the presidency there
is among them whom we prefer, and whose elevation
we particularly desire to secure. ..
4th Rssoipsd. That In Lewis Cass, OF Michigan we
copnise the patriot and emtnenty qualified to
ill the highest office In government.
5h Rso'pd hat the delegate OF this congressional dis
The D.mocralc National Convention be, and he 10
hereby Instructed for Lewis Cass the democratic
candidate for President of the United s ates
Colonel Kimmel ol Frederick conny. offered the follow
ing resolution which was unanimou'ly adopted;
Reso,rd That the democracy of 6ederck Washington
and highly approve the congressional OF
talented and worthy representative In the Congress o
the United States, the Hon. Wan. Hamilton and thai
MARYLAND.
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ings should be allowed to have any considerable weight
in matter OF much importance as the SELECTION of
candidate for the presidency and anxious as we are 70
do JUSTICE and al the lime present 10 TIE support OF
the democracy of the whole Union the most available
candidate have no hesitation IN expressing Our pfe-
erence for the chosen standard bearer OF the party IN
lS4S as our candidate at this time
The obvious intention OF the Journal was 10 produce
an impression that unless Gov Marcy nominated oy
the Baltimore Convention, the vote OF this State would
be lost the democratic candidate Our purpose Is mol
TO detract from the merits OF dslng uished fellow.
citizen Gov Marcy or any else. but 10 defend The
democratic party OF New York from the impulaon OF
ireachery. which such assumption casts upon H. lts
fidelity 10 the Baltimore democratic nominee cannot justly
be questioned. aud regret TO from any quarter
suspicion attempted to be thrown upon it's character
The daily union., 1852-05-09
BY j. c. MCGUIRE. Auot,onssr.

DAINTINGs AND SPLENDID FRENCH ENGRAvINGs--on
Monday May TO- AZ O'clock shall sell Al the print and
periodical .tore of Mr. Alfred hunte under ue unsd States Ho
between I'd and AZ by catalogue, about 30
and splendid coored In gilt frames, which
Calhoun shortly before his death Hamilton
original painting by Leonardi de Vinc
very suitable hall In the gallery
Of the King Of Naples.
The frolics u the Willis, nns coIored engraving
Esmeralda--two from Victor Hugo's Note Dame
Judith beautiful, after Horace Vernet
and lie Devin Pasteur-a pair after Mlrllo
La Vierge Pamers-line engraving nner Raphael.
Of equal celebrity, which will be sold
without G1 ya.tE rs l.M &.
Catalogues ready Distribution and the whole ready fol
,. @. MCGUIRE,
May5-d N# Auctioneer.
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The presidency in Maryland.

gentleman Of great Tespectabiliiy, who attended the
convention hed yesterday at Badensbug to choose del
egates to the National Democratic Cony yen'ion sends Vi
the following report of its proceedings. The district il
composed Of the counties Of Charles, Montgomery, Prince
Georges, Calvert, and Anne Arundel
On motion OF Hon. Il. O s Key, of ST. Mary. Tbomsi
Suovdep esq OF Anne Arundel. called the chair
and DR. Keech, Of Charles, appointed secretary.
Col William D Bowie, Of Prince Georges, chosen
delegate, and Col John WALTON, OF Anne Arundel alter
nate No resolution Of instructions was proposed Col
Bowie Is known be In favor OF Gen. Cass Resolutions
endorsing the compromise measures as inaliry wer,
una nimously adopted ST..
The convention was then most elo9ucnty addressed By
Hon. Il G.. s. Key ard Col Hughes. Gtent enthusiasm
pfeyaed aud the democracy Of old Maryland are do
eiued that she shall take her place In the ranks Of the
democratic States Of The Union in the contest
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Sales Tomorrow.
Isy A. GREEN, Auct,onecr.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCrIoN.--On Monday,
shall sell hafpa
O'Clock, p M, No o square No. 81, fronting
22d 9204
having II feet inches running back 1913 feet sk
property handsomely
of 22d and would make three fine building
lots lH93i CO 1.s3t5M tE |ft ett@44
balance twelve and eighteen
for deferred payments,
Of sale deed given deed
taken Title indisputablf.
~. ~ ~ III A. GREEN,
+ May 7-N Aucioneef
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M .. g. meauraE. Aus.,o..sr

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUcTroN.-Thur-
day snerpoon Nay H. st O'Clock will
lot No square sso fronting ~ feet N iuche, Ehth
betweer and H. back 100 3ps9A
Tsis Ies highly dssir.be In the imm-ds.ss vicinity
The Psssnt and Post Once Building.
Terms cash, balance g. ~ and 10 months
las O. MCGUIRE,
1r - Aseds~ssr.
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Maine.

Richard D. Rice, Joshua w Hathaway, and John Ap-
pleon, Of Bangor, have been nominated by the governor
Judges of the supreme court. 00 .H
The daily union., 1852-05-09

TN y OR N NATION WANTED OF gentleman from
Washington who in the Union line from Baltimore TO
eth OF November 1850 He
hing osuser Boarding school in New York He had with
him calling Mr.. Williams, charge
sick mother at New Castle, Delaware lie
sending his address John
y Mye street, i3,b above Brown, Phiadephi
May e-d3t E#
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c.rus,.. s.,ocp--M.y Festival.

CARUSI respectfully that his annual May festival
H. many the Jubilee o. the children
city, place l3b instant at his Saloon.
deems the character OF his
public require additional pledge
splendid and Of
upper and lower saloons will be for
cnR coton will bc attendance Mem
Congress- snserr, and citizens respectfully invited
q end families Nt aeHr @I TT
ladies who havc through nsdveence received
tsious will confer favor by sending In their namcs
Tickets be had principal hotels, Mrs Andeson
Taylor Msury's bookstores. II W
May S-d3t- A#aN
The daily union., 1852-05-09

South Carolina United states Senator.
J. p. Richardson has been appointed United States SEN
a,or from this State. to I'll the vacancy occasoned BY the
resignation of j. Barnwell Rhett
The daily union., 1852-05-09

VOEIN GRAsON, of Governor Grnson, LEFT Balu-
aud bis friends do
what part OF the United States be has
unweli and took with him
believe that he unconscious OF
doing II known, week afterwards that he went
steamboat the National Hotel,
morning of the lat Of April when he e the
tavern private house This
ceaned his brother who went AZ far south Charleston
Of bn- He
wears OF are sboss height
hair and regular featues and
pcssjon hts generally Is
engaged IN conversation He has
small bu, distinct his nose,
the occasioned by the OF pcnknir
chews smokes tobacco, walks
likes be boatd OF sailing
and moral his habits, associates
d,pned people, and regular In his attendance
Information him. addressed the sun
one, o ,,,.n,on ,,, nav no. nsd ~ s s
BE- h away friends win be gratefully remembered
passnm s8 ENtHa. THe H e. 81.
Nay s-3wswp
The daily union., 1852-05-09

ACCIDENT TO HoS. Mn. WEBSTER learn, by tee.
graph from Boston yesterday, that Hon. Daniel Webster
was thrown from his carriage at Kingston and taken
his house. physician summoned, who pronounced
the injuries slight, though Mr. Webster suffered much
pain.
The daily union., 1852-05-09

NATIONAL Tursrsr.-" Bucreis Borga" was played
last nigh-Msscs Eizs and Celia Logan both appearing
In tho pieces To morrow night, Sergeant Talfourd'.
classic tragedy OF lon will be performed Miss E. Logan
acting Ion This talented Young isdys performances
In this CITY have won favor or her with all her enuncs-
tion and distinct her gestures appropriate, her
attitudes clsssioay artistic and indeed, her entire acting
Is cquslea by but few artists we have Witnessed.
" lon performed by her should insure full house.
National Polka by Mss Annie Walters and Msdlc Tbeo-
doe will be danced The farce s !" Sketches In India
The daily union., 1852-05-09

NOTfCE.Tbe public purchase lard war.
~ rant No ~ 75s6o the being
deed by The undersigned In the Fcda and granted BY
of Congress, 1850 Said
plicsion made for renewal sccording law tr
JAMEa MAGUIRE, q and Isah streets.
Nsye-da INTEL -
The daily union., 1852-05-09
By J. G. MCGUIRE, Auetaoneer.

Dy @ NEcOUHHkhI, 1NWct1OHA0os'
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON ELEVENTH ST.
Monday, loh pstnn att o'clock on the prem
No. 10, No 3 fronting
between and Il streets north
Terms ns fourth residue in s. ~ and s months, with
interest, satisfactorily secured ~, , ,,rnu
Mays a. -.ts.. II .I. f Auctoneer.
The daily union., 1852-05-09

RHODE IsIAsD--The general assembly OF Rhode Is
land, sitting at Newport assembled in grand convention
Tuesday afternoon, received the report OF the commit
Tee on the election OF State officers which, in relation 10
governor and Lieutenant governor, was as follows:
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"Ths co"pssiis are coming
again

0DD FELLOWs' HALL-Commencins Monday Mag I0 and
every evening during Old Original
Campbell Nnseis have the honor ladies and
gentlemen OF washington city hat they will above, with
new sons, openc ehoses and buresane the Italian
For further particulars, progrsmne
O'Clock. 'IT7EI- - = n. n a, Jones.
nT SD - = = - xssn.
The daily union., 1852-05-09

nEMNANT Of edition OF the .. Blue Book
n United Register rvinr the sssy,
a.6 location military
IsissA sss. Price copies OF
don. For saie by TAYLOR MAURY,
- Bookselers, Washington City, near oh street.
The daily union., 1852-05-09
Health Report.
oryfcr sv TBx BoAnp or HrAIru,
Washington, May y, le5a.

orrcr BoARp HrALru,
Washington, May Z, ls5a
Inisrmsuts during tae month Of .sprii is5a
Abscessns psoas accident, apopery 81 congestion OF
BRAIN nnammaon OF brain, sotenins Of bran hemorr
hare Of bowels, inflammation Of bowels hun, consump
convui.on Group cyanosis, IL gradual decny,
dopsy, Il exhaustion exposure tcoroner 2; eryspelas,
scarlet fever found dead, (cooner dsease Of heart, 3;
bemorrbase from umbcs cord hopping cough hystsrs
jaundce, congestion Of lungs, Inflammation Of lungs,
mania pou marasmus, ., Measles 81 old age, a. paraly
ss pcritonius peurisy pneumonia, 81 premature
brth II still born stomach, unknown
The daily union., 1852-05-09

From the overland Friend Of China, dated February ~,
1884, extract the iollowngi
Daring the month"; thirteen vessels (6 go ou) have le
the port for Caornis tukin9 upwards Of 200 Chinese
enisrans As s,nsny more ships the berth with
tie destination.
The United States ship Marion took six OF the Chsl.
lenge's mutnees 10 America"
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ID
Ioner Of the General Land once.
NOTICE


Respecting private ee Of As laad' heretofore stisrsar ~"
aorsa IN inois aeo,ut cf the iso Central Ralros
OF public sales above proclaimed will annoan
= aess 80 that srs's ss % s. s,. % s g e,. Win
the day. and from day 70 day for ANY land ~ o..
unsola 10 which ,uch townships win be snnouus
The applications enter private sale after the close o. ne
Ind iii the appicaons made any day examined ar
Of th. day. and be aesd on the ns day and w' re-
day enter ,rnc such application. 81,
on the ne1tday among such app espi and
awarded highest bidder, according 70 law, -. "a,
ma AsI .ns nssps H. os will h. w
received private entries by cash locations BY ns
q shc six sections IN width on each SIDE o The o. ~
s qS q 'sS% sS n Which ne
which have not been selected for such purpose and n
and II ibs pressure o business regu. @
applications viii be uesed in The same manner hose ''0''
ss~srdsrirc ard Springfield Districts.
There being no lands within she Epw.SpsvIls d % e Is
rnsod district, fluns within Wv
mile limits Of tho railroad grant, snch mt and su
lands such limits, lying within those districts d
70 remsn 70 n. Unisd States nsr ihs t ss ~
Sssn o :, ~ Is ~ cs
'hs lands IN EpwA 20 pisrseI on MONDAY an
The f~erty sirth day ofJpiv merit eeb b,r
No right Of empoa 70 any Of the public snas ssut
be recognised have accrued virtue o. settlement s ss
land .S. .sso !. made .,.e, % private entry .rs.o
Where locations are by land warrants, they wp, ~
ceyed NJ the minimum price the land and dehci o
money paid in cash, IN accordance WIN WV
ton. pr..csrd by ,bi, odce sad March hast ~. a ~
Given my hand, at the General Land Once, wv
Of April, 1852 rHH iuHasl :, ,,n,.,opr.
Ap 7--isw3w 1..s = j, BUTTkRflEbpi ,on'".I -.
yUnITE Canton Grape shr,-Is. this day recsN,o,.
w piccs, embroidered plain, w, Other new p
| Terms cash. unless arranged the contrary ..,o.mh
oood nuces low prices, and fair de.nr w.y ysoTgPR 70
ca FEhhf - ..tet
May s-ao6f opporie Genre cs"1,,., N',-
lrALcTxED Pl.AsrER.-riny casks Of pesh ea'dne'
" Just received. -, ,..,.,. which rli
be sold r,s-cnssis terms by :. .v.osox CO.,
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And there was no choice for lieutenant governor.
For secretary OF State, Asa Potter bad 1895 voes and
he is chosen, MIR Robbins having received s,760 votes
Waller Burgess is chosen attorney general by 9,062
votes, Sylvester g. Sherman having received S.779
And Edwin Wilbur general treasurer by 9,0se votes
Samuel b Vernon having received 8 ,7sg.
The grand committee went into election of lieutenant
governor with the following result:
whole number Of vote. 81
Blanks.
Necessary achoire... w
Wm Lawrence
Samuel " Arnold ~
And Mr.. Arnold was elected.
The daily union., 1852-05-09

The steamer Europa, with Liverpool dates TO the 2ih
ult arrived al New York about o'clock the even
ing of the 9th Fergus OConnor, with some fifty others
came passengers.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-18
MACHINE FOR CRUSHING, GRINDING, AND
pII,VFRIZING

Rscently Patented in this Country and Europe
1soCuRAN's PIAgosPaERIoAL QUARTS CAUSING PuIe
VERIFYING MACHINES IN daily operation for the
inspection of the public, and will be submits to any
sosabe practical teSs proposed by parties insested
These machines by their simplicity OF construction, their
durability, the undoubted principles upon which they OPP
crate their effective operation and result justly entitled
to the confederation of all parties engaged 10 grinding
crushing and Pulyerizng Quartz Iron Ore, Zinc Copper
and Lead Ores all other Ores Mineral substances
tho peculiar feature of tho economy OF these ma
chimes that they found capable OF crushing and puyer
ling into the finest powder amount OF Quartz or other
power applied The earthly matter is completely ground
pulv erzed that the Gold may be easily separated and
subjected to any OF amagamaon that may DO ne
cessary.
CURED and run with little fricon being almost without
machinery requiring ubreating the principle upon
which they operate precudes the possibility Of their being
put out of ORDER do they heat material While being
puverized They at applicable for all purposes OF
grinding puversing from those required BY the Drug
gst those OF the most extensive operations IN
and Australia
These machines two to twelve feet in diameter,
with balls spheres from three inches to i've fest IN diam
eer machine Weighing from $50 pounds TO 20 toms
eac sod with the right to use them at from 300
to 5000 each.
they can be worked by steaIn water horse manual
according to their sizo and BY changing The VETO
city and proporonng the weight on the top OF the balls,
any desired amount Of power may be used from that OF
horse upward
The preprietors Of tn,.on solicit examination, and
,o pTore By practical tests the east superiority ana economy
of these Bactnss 0rer any otr crushing, grinding, or
pulucrizt,g heretofore offered TO ne puti,c
These machines be in operation at Tho loot OF
South Eighth Street. Wiliamsburgh at tho large Patent
Block and Saw Factory of essrs Burr, Waterman CO..
first street south Peck slip Ferry every day. from to
a M and nom to p NJ For further particulars apply
IL e. & J. BUSSIN9 co,
aur CIV 81 Cliff street, New York.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-18

A BOOK FOR THE TIMES.

ELPS 10 lie OF Holiness and Usefulness, or Csugheys
4 Revival Mscellanes. The demand for this book is
almost unprecedented in the history of Methodist pubica
tons Six thousand copies have been sold Ia about four
months The seventh Thousand ready. Read these
notices OF It's character;
"These admirably tted for producing effect
Immediate powerful effect upon the popular mind. Brief
hitting bold subjective; Astounding in anecdote ustraon
pathos mover prosy; hating for moment 10 conf
dent persuasion that sinners 10 be converted by the
truth they press home, We unhostetingly recoGl
mend ths circulation Of this bookpRev. Or Nghtmda,
Ed s. O. Advoodts,
at IL good work, and all that have bought II say So
One very good brother said after reading the rermon
the 0mnipotence Of Faith that gave him more Of an
insight Of faith than anything he read or heard
Bsptrt minister purchased copy and wss carried away
rllh the spirit Of the workRcp Theodore Efli Of me
Aht'e t5rferero,,
II Ike Revival Misceanies very much II win do good
in the church "Rer O. ~ Carpenter, Of Providence CIV
freny,
IL have read the book, sud not only delighted, but
feel that am a botter All who have read u are
greatly pleased Rev r. Ssns, Of The hooH Conference,
"Is book has been great blessing 70 my souL y has
fred M my zeal feel like working for the Lord as
mover ana beforsr-Rsv j. VI Montgomery, J AtaborNa
eve should hardly think IL possible for Christian TO
road this volume without pariskng largely Of that holy
junction which brsathes and burns on every psgeRcp
Richard porItrslsy, n me Ifovi1encs C0rjeytnce.
scp4 GRAY bAshANtfNb, ttn ~
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-18

TIVE subscriber respectfully informs ths citizens OF Wash.
ington and the District that he has finished al
his Marbleyard the greatest variety Of splendid Italian
Marble Mantes richly and plain offered for
sale Ia this city He collects call nom gentlemen wanting
such articles he will sell low any OF the Northern
stiles He has niaheda number pure white Eastern
Marble Headstones Of various designs which he offers
moderate terms, aud will execute Monuments aud Tobs
10 any design or drawing given.
Ss- Calcnod Plaster for sale at $3.50 per barrel.
VIM. RUTHERFORD,
aug 19--om E st., between 18th and 18th sta
MARY SEAMAN, by Mrs. Grey, author Of the
NI Gamblers Wife, and said 10 be the bost work ever
before written by her 1t 10 Of the most bewitcng and
charming works that has ever been published
Old saint Paus-by William Harrison Ainsworth, enn-
bel'ished with large, spirited illustrations.
Tbs Discarded Daughter-by Mrs. Southworth.
The Cli1ord Family or Tale Of the Old Dominien-by
OF her Daughters.
Book Of Snobs-by Thackery.
summer Time In the Conntry--by the Rev. r. A. WIN.
mott.
All the Magazines New Books Newspapers and every
thing In the Stationery line, for sale at 4
JOE 8HILLINGTON's Bookstore
odeon Building, corner Of ~ street and Penn ay.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-18
New Discipline.

rINHE Doctrines and Discipline Of the " r. Church.
vsed and corrected in accordance with the alterations
made by the lest General Conference Price ~ cents
Now Catechism, No Just received. Price 70 cents FER
dozen
NO viii ho ready soon. BE patient
Hunters seoct Melodies comprng the sEsI hymns and
spiritual in and not generally found in
church hymn books Also number Of original pieces and
TRANSACTIONS BY William Hunter vol 2amo, Sea pages
Minstrel Of zion; book Of religious songs accompanied
with appropriate music, chiefly original By Rev William
Hunter l vol. lSmc, 21epages. 8TI6 cents.
Also, Muaical Gems. Price 80 cents
/, Also, Wesleyan MinBtrel. Price % cents
Also, 7icuB Sopgrter. Price 80 cents
sep H-u GRAY BALLANIlNE, It'll tt
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-18
1857 ,boo!-S40, 900! $4,000! $4,000
1Oanrizas of SO 500
New Books!

rY,HE STAR OF THE WISE MEN, q Commentary on ms
j ID chapter of st. Matthew. BY Dr. French ,-
Peirooe Notes ON the Acts designed for Bible Classes
Sunday Schools, and private reading.
Death bed Scenes or Dying Nth and ,ouhout Religion
COMPANION for the Afflicted BY Walker -
Wizas Path of Life or Sketches Of the Way TO Glory
and Immortality Help for Young CHRISTIANS.
Portrature Of the New Testament Church Mambers' BY
Charles Adams.
History Of the yaudos Church from its origin and ef the
vaudois Of Piedmont to the present day.
Palestine its Geography and Bible History With twenty
photographic Maps.
The sabbath Echoo and Bihs Teaching Ry James
Inglis. -, 80 - AZ,
fhe Successful Merchant or Sketches Of the Life OF Mr.
Samuel Hudestt-a very entertaining work.
Light In Dark Places or Memorials Of Christian Life IN
tbs Middle Ages From the German Of the late Augustus
Neandsr ~
NY Youthful Days; or, Autobiography py phe hsF'
fsorra Coes-a rery entertaining book for the young
Life Of John Collins late Of ths ONO CONFERENCE ny
Judge McLstn.
Scripture Views OF the Heavenly World BY Lamendon
GRAY q BALLA6TYHEs
o.ts Bookstore, eth street.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-18
pnrLnIrn MATTRIAL-

nAYEHPoRr MALLoRYs celebrated Rim snd Nor.
IL tco Leaks and Jatches much lower than tho general
price, Novelty and other Rim Locks, With beat Mineral
Enohs r ST cents good Mortioe Locks % cents bss do
20 cent?, aso enc assortment Of HngoF Screws Nails
No. constantly on hand All goods delivered aud guAran
tod cheap they be bought elsewhere. Builders
and oheru win 6nd u greatly to their advantage 10 give
me g call. H. LINUBbEY,
successor to r. nndsley "a. avJ bet. 9th 10th ste
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-18
nIsCOVTnFD AT LAST!

NTH. BCHLESsIKaER hastnventeda Metallic Pen witch
Nh supplies want long existing IT u coated with gutte
peroba and most eectuuy res the corrosive properties
Of the ink and being pointed with pan has 81 the ex
ihy and snoothness desirable In writing II 10 equal
in al respects 70 the most highly nished damondpointed
gold pens end 20 be he'd at price reasonable hat t
must come into universal
This highly usefu and desirable pen has been tested al.
ready In this city In engrospg Parchment and IN the
ordinary hnaneg wrlipgt, and s superiority u fully al.
mitted.
The role sgent in this city ie
JOE sHTLIINGTON,
oct odson Buildpg, cor AZ IT. and Pc az,