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DOCKET COMPANION, OR INFORMATION NEVER
Il Before Pubshed.-Any person sending 70 osnts Hill
receive copy free Of postage or copies Tor " For
222 Broadway; G. Harriet, 42z, Broadway aad By the
author Physician and Surgeon, ~ Reade
corner Broadway " he can be consultsd from
A. N. till p. M, Sun day excepted.
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DR.. Kelllnger has, aud win cor

DIR. Kelllnger has, aud Will continue to
astonh the whole World with his wonderful discovery
for prevention and of Cholera Sea sickness D
arrhG. Dysentery, all manner of Spasmodic complaints
It delightful and instantaneous ia its Action II will not
fell Thousand Ais Dr. r. H. Budd of 266 Mott street,
N Y city; Mr. Wesley Of &c county Mr. Richard
ProhoE Yopkers all that they thiuk that u saved
their cholers. Depot go PEARL
46 Broadway Of Mr Hays Brooklyn and Of the druggists
generally
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INSTRUCTION.
TNsTRUCTIoN.-A LADY DESIRES AN ENGAGE
ment dsily Teacher In family, would receive
few pupils at her residence She insruos music and
snging German and French together with English. She IL
experienced ana suocessfu teacher snd will give rss
class references Address Instruction" Herald office.
INSTRUCTIONS GENTLEMAN FROM CUBA,
wishes to employ his time In giving Lessons in the Spa
nish language Vocal Music and Futc ether
in private family boarding school, where he would
ceive boarding In remuneration No objection in the
country References Satisfactory. Address s. r.. No. 81
White street.
T,EA CHER-WANTED FOR FEMALE ACADEMY IN
the South lady teacher, competent to teach all the
higher branches Ensl sh education, beside mathena
les Latin and who Is willing to assist the prin
cpa In the general Of the institution To
WHO has experience in teaching, liberal salary viii be
paiduatioa will bs permanent. The location OF The
academy Is provcrba for its healthtrres Apply between
the hours Of fonr and six o'clock r. NJ st 7 Broadway,
stairp.
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Daguerreoty pes by Brady.-The public
are Invited to examine the Pr 20 Pictures ex
mbited ords Fair together with large coliec
ton the Of M distn OF our
country At BRADYS Gallery, 205 Broadway ,corner OF
In ton
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Ear Dye lie the disco vsred for aoourng the hair
whisses the moment applied. The wonderful ease ane
certainty with which this fayori and old established Hail
Dye peIorms s astonishing IT Is for sale applied az
BATCHEi0RS Wig Factory, No. ali street. Copy ths
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FINE ARTS.


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DCRTRAlT OF GENERAL FRANKLIN PIERCE.-A
large and fnc portrait Of the demo cratic candidate
the Presidency just pub,hed by the undersgned Pee
OF each copy 81. G0UPIL Co, No. $50 Broadway.
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CrIstadorO's Hair Preservntive and Bean.
he in great reqution both with ladies and
gentlemen ls eee in cleansing the skin Of the head
ard removing thereom all cutaneous affections and in
Manufactured and sold by CRIsTADORO, Astor House.
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&45. 600 TO LoA Al 30 PRODUCTIVE Quietly ZEAL Mn
hsmsbuig Applyto H. A. sPOFARD.
81 w all street, Jauncey Court
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public favor. tho that they
purpose for which they recommended sewing wit
elegance and Dispatch Principal Office 25S BroG
way, where they can be seen in operation.
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81 500 rAf u 1IIS pE
yielding $40 600 per Address &C. G. d. this
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Great Bargains IN C.rpe,lngs.-Pes

HUMPHREY so 8r ,sdway, corner lite street having
largely the late large auction sales viii dispose
same st the prices Rich velvets. Us
Tapestries PSI Brussels S Three ply 70 to $751; lngrain
d. TO 6s and all other goods equally low.
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Lyons Katha1rOn for the Hair, to Pre-
vent its falling OF and turning gray and most delightful
article for toilet 1t Is cold NIL the principal drug
gss in the world Price only Is cents in large bottles
The rich, so glossy appearance given the hair truly
pleasing L. THOMAS LYON, l6l Broadway.
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CLOTfJING.

TSAsT OFF CLOTHING.-LARGE OR SNAIL GUAM
~ titles OF good LETT or wearing apparel waited. for
which full value will be libe rally given In
money. bv addressing through post or calling James
korney At bis secondhand store, No. III Orange street,
near Chatham street.
WASH TOR CLOTHING.-LADIEs OR GENTLEMEE
" having cast of clothing furniture to dispose Of
receive the value in cash. the store
letter through tho post Cohen, 40 Hudson sreet
Ladies attended TO By Mrs. Cohen.
M ILITARY NOTICE FOR SALE-A NATIONAL
NI Guard Uniform, complete and nearly new. Will be
sold cheap INQUIRE of THOMAS L. CONROY, q Park
place, and Is Murray street, up stairs.
T EFT OFF CLOTHES AND FURNITURE WANTED
IL Ladies and gentlemen obtain good price for the
above articles by through post other to j.
THOMPSON 81 Leonard street, near Broadway.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies and gentlemen having OF clothing fur
nture 20 dispose o. obtain fair cash price by send
ing for the subscriber At his residence line thronsathe
post, will be promptly attended Ladies' attended BY
hrs Cohen N, s. COHEN, 90 Elm street.
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exclamation every who Of GREEN'S match
lees Bosoms the person OF gentleman. At Green's
establishment No. Hstor Rouse. ssch shirts as cannot be
obt med elsewhere Mt price made to order and
perfect tit guaranteed. at reasonable prices.
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coorpg the hair wbiskers instantr natural
prin and warranted free from all causto substances
IL applied daily and Sold Wholesale and retail at Girls
TODOROS wig and scalp establishment, No. 6 Astor
House, N. B.-Prvate rooms for applying the dye.
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DOULTICE CLOTH FOR POULriCE.- LEECUERS.
oupIcrs mdw and surgeons cannot dispense with
this article Also chemi sails metals minerals Daguer.
reotype and glass makers articles piatina Palladium cad
MUM nickel, bsmuth, nntmopv cobalt uraninm iodine,
bromne cyanide potassium soda lime prom,
chloride &c sui phate ammonia dtsintetn liquid for
sale by Di. LEW Is FEUCHTWANGER,l III Maiden lane.
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GourauIs Liauad Hair Dye Is, without

exception the best invented Be-
Of pulled dyes Equally celebrated is Gouraude Med
Gated Soap TO curing PIN ples freke chaps
&c. Poudre Subtitle uproots hair from part
Of the body Liquid Lily White, and hair Gloss at
G7 Wall er street. Broadway.
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EXCURSIONS,

EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS EVERY
II day. except twenty five cents each
way. The steamer BUFFALO,. Captsin Uancox, viii
leave Hammond street at ~ o'clock spring street., TX;
Grand street Si Peck slip 81; Pier 70 A. NJ Re-
turning by r. NJ Dinner. bait and fishing tackle yded.
A band OF music will be on board.
EXCURsIoNS TO CoNEY IsLAND-LANDING AT
- For. Hamilton each way. Fare tselye and half
cents. The and splendid MAY Queen Captain
G. Mcneil will leave follows vzFoot of Spring street,
80 A. NJ 12h and 80 r. NJ pier North river 10 A. NJ.
and M leaving the island last trip, at % r. NJ N. b.
Nc half price for children.
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ITO AlLORS. - WANTED "A SITUATION IN A
4 first class custom establishment Broadway, by n
Cutter who thoroughly experienced and capable II
sary oil taking the entire nanagomeIt of the
branch l. coed salesman, and will br large
first rate custom The very host city reference gwen
Address "Argand" at Herald Office.
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DERTUMERY, = IMPORTANT TO DRUGGISTS AND
Wholesale hercbsnts Hart. 70 John street,
sell in large Quantities Perumcry lie than
house in the States Cash dealers will 10 worth their
notice. Druggist labels to suit every aud drawer
plet Lou ns cent labeltwenty five of to.the
trade King the iu three books for So Call and
see them mud be convinced. rs Joha street.
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'FNHR PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS OF TUE PAT
erson and h1r.ppo Railroad Company hsve declared
ao'idend OF Three per Cert the Capital Stock Of the
company Jahe ana after the 20th instant at the
afiea of ketchnm, Roeers Beneut, - william street.
The reaf hooes win he closed from the l7h to tbs 21st
instant both Inclusive. JOHN HOPPER Scc'y.
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ifsbe Yessores of diseased hair and the never-faiing
age for changing gray it's primitive color sale ut
the general depot l23 street. Besides it's
tiva properties ladies ia all delicate
Of RE toilet 1t also refreshes and gives tone to the
growth of hair.
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Observation-Disclosures.

GOOD CHANCE is OFFERED To MAN or EN-
~ terprisef for making money, vito p,sl Of hun
dret and tfty dlnra 1t consists Of scientific PortAb
Exhibition, with Drummoud Light plet. From tbrt
Go nifty dollars week be made. Call at NO. Thomp
son street, Till day.
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WHIsKEBs IN SIX WEEKS BY USING GRAHANs
Onguent perfe stiy harmless TO the skin will
stain aeh Refer TO T. Brewer Yale Colleges Cone,
fremont House Boston g. Hcks No 362 Beaeker street,
New York Half pints, Sl small 50c Sont part Of
tho country. X. q. GRAHAM No. ISL Ann street.
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rI,uE NEW oHEAP sPRING MArIREss WAR

THE NEW CHEAP SPRING MATTRESS WARE.
Il No. 553 Broadway, above Spring street. west
sdoTtese new, healthy beds set as wi IS she
cheapest made at price. For the dyspepuc and
feeble they allied Ola spring
beds from 80 to sl2 Every mattress warranted Hotels.
fomin aries supplied at half tbs other
beds Iron bedsteads. 60. all sizes and prices public
invited to call and examine.
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(,osl,nu. Jr,s. New Restaurant, So COrt-
e-Our stocIx or EAU

Winter blOthng the esIern srsue
is ready for inspection We respectfully invite Western
and Southern nerchar To the before
chasing il will well thembeing
facsure well known STYLE aud suited to all sections
Of tho country. Prices uniform AID low
ID. g. J. DEVLIN, IS and 50 John street.
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e. DRAFTS AND UPWARDS. PAYABLE AT SIGHT
o. in any town throughout Ireland and Great Britain
are issued by BOWMAN, GRINNELL ~ co, SO south
street, New York. and No. Regent Road Liverpool cole
Liverpool and London Packet ships.
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GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, GUN MATERIAL, SPOR3-
" ing Apparatus, Fine Cutlery, SC, &c.-Onon q
Wbeelook Manufacturers and Importers 80 Maiden nno
invite the attention Of city merchants sheix
extensive and well sslected assortment Of above goots
constant supply Of kevolvers other Fire
DufaStured by Allen Thurber. Also. Colts Pistols Of all
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Observation-Disclosures RECEIVED 1000 FULL
~ size scale pates Ia perfect order These plates
pnneth and even, aud take polish, They 70
the daguerrean impression richer tone than
The msnufaoturers VICTOR BISHOP 23 Maiden lane.
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SPECIAL MCrEIChi.

I OF o. 1.-THE 4. w. GRAND ENCAMpMEN
Of southern New York will hold adjourned regus
session in t. at Odd Fellows Hail. of
street, on Monday, August l6 1852 at o'clock r. NJ,
which time the Grand officers elect wilt be installed
order JOHN j. DAVIES, Grand Scribe,
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TRAITS ON IRELAND. &c.--THE SUBSCRIBERS
~ draw Sight Dr. SITS various Banks and Bankers in
England, Ireland and Scotland, In sums to suit.
WILLIAMS L. GUION, No. 80 Fulton street.
Passage be secured by the Old Black Star Line OF Ii
verpoo packets sailing lt 9th lth 10th, 2lst aud 9th of
every month
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~ Il l. a d S.-TaE NErRoP0LtIAN BILLIARD
Rooms comIrising elxeon tables e tne nost proved
modern invention and irequentcd bg eu the scientific
PLAYERS OF the city the attraction
at 69i Broadway. A. A. REED.
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vNANTED-A SITUATION, ny A RESPECTABLE
w young woman, Cham bermad and Waiter or Cham.
bermsid ard take care q 30 d, sewing Wants
the country The best of ref-ren given
from her last place. Please call 2S West
street Ninth Can DO for days not
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yNANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w asitGation to cook wash and iron in respectable
private family. Beat city reference given Call 26
eUnd in the where she be for two
days or address May Herald office.
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A CUTTER WANTED TO GO SOUTH. TO NAN
"A Of ecmpetcnt abilities and good address . good
eslsry ard will b gyea. Iaqurs Of
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ITO PRINTERS AND PuBLl IIERS.--A YOUNG MAN,
bookbnder wants q situation rs Warehousem
BE has had upwards ofeSh peence IN frat
printing and publishing He has objection
into the try ba knowledge of stationery asd would
make himself generally useful Tho best aud
references eiven Address to ]. H., at j. L. Co.'s, IS
Fulton street.
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Two INTERCHANGEABLE GROSS OF SUPERFINl
Geneva watch glasses mum red By ssteenths suitable
for AL ses Of Engh and French watches especially
for hun ting wGtchc for sale, ct JACOB COUHV0tSIEak
co, Fulton street, % stairs.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
WANTS.

VNANTED-A WOMAN AS GOOD COOK AND To
w assist with the washing Of small family Also u
ps BILE young ChambormAid and Seamstress S,.
ifscfory city references required. Apply at Al West
v eut y.sec md street.
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DRINTERS AND ENGRANERS CARDS.-CALL AT
j No. Reade street. and obtap Fam and prices
The subscriber has had ffteea practical
the manufacture Of nameed and Coored Cards and In
sing BUSINESS for himself Cash
buy lat cannot be surpassed All cards of his
facture, beth white colored viii print
we'll and particular size quality Card, will be cut
to ORDER with the utmost dispatch.
II " RnHY. RraGn n of Cankra.
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"A address, wishes 10 engage Housekeeper In Hotel
y or private family Good rotsrsAes
gven. ADDRESS T.. r. c., herald Office.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-20
What do they I'm the West.

We notice by the Springfield (Ohio) Republic,
that Pat Kelly, son Of the g Green Isle of the
ocean," who has lately renowned Locofocoism,
and joined the ranks of Old Chippewa, was to
address the people of Springfield on Wednesday
evening, September 18th, at the City Hail. He
has for years been prominent among the so-called
Democracy of Montgomery county, but has learn
ed that Locofoco Democracy is spurious and anti
American
We also perceive that Robert Lucas, of Illinois,
formerly Governor of Ohio, has come out, under
his own signature, for Scott and Graham.
We also learn from reliable source that the
Hon. Thomas R. Ross, of Lebanon, Ohio, former
ly prominent member of the Democratic party
in Congress, has come out on the side of Scott,
Graham, and American interests, and says that
many reliable Democrats go with him.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-20
The Concert Tonight.

We learn that Mr.. r. j. Turner's Concert at
Odd-Fellows Hall tonight is expected to be well
attended The lovers of song and the fashion of
the city are coming up we'll in the work of secu-
ring seats. Mr.. Turner will sing number of his
most delightful songs including :" Katy Darling"
" The Meeting of the Waters "John Anderson
my Jo," &c. We learn also that Billy Bowlegs,
and the whole Indian Delegation, now in this city,
have determined to remain here until tomorrow,
for the purpose Of hearing Mr.. Turner. They
will appear in the picturesque costume peculiar
to their tribe.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-20
Brag II tho Camel

The Democratic papers, the Indianapolis Jour
nal remarks, are attempting to carry the Pres-
Dental election by Dragging high. letter in
the Cincinnati Enquirer says Massachusetts, and
Connecticut are safe for Mr.. Pierce That is
ted that Gen. Taylor would get Massachusetts,
and Vermont! Now, Vermont is the only State
put down for Gen. Scott! The election day will
show as it did in 1848, that these gentlemen who
attempt to bluff off, hold poor hands themselves
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-20
Cigars, Tobacco, &C.,

EXPRESSLY FOR THE RETAIL TRADE.
TUsT OPENED, a very fine lot OF FINE HAVANA CT.
u CARS, CIGARETTES, CHEWING and SMOKING To-
bacco, &c.
1900 La Escogda, Regslia,) very 6ne
5000 Ell Dorado, (Panetela,) do
1000 La India, LA Norman do
10000 VIM Penn do do
1000 bundles fine Cigarettes
2 boxes Langhimes Premium Tobacco
Jenny Lind Twist, NEW style)
drums genuine Turkish Smoking Tobacco
box Oriental Aromatic Smoking Tobacco.
Together with every other article In the Tobacco trade Of
the quality which the attention Of conneusseurs is
invited. GEO. w. COCHRAN,
sep l7-dtf It'll ST. opposite Nat Intelligencer Office
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-20
The Old Trick ARainr

The leaders of the Democracy in 1874, says the
indianapolis Journal, carried Pennsylvania against
Mr.. Clay by inscribing on their banners "Polk,
Dallas, and the Tariff Of 1872" Now, in their
calls for Democratic meetings, they announce
that the speakers invited to attend are the lad
vocates of protection to agriculture, commerce,
and manufactures" This is the party of princi-
Ill
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-20
From Europe.
liverpool Dates 70 September 81

Liverpool Dates 10 September 9Th.
The steamer Pacific arrived at New York on
Saturday, as announced in our despatch OF that
afternoon. She made the run in ten days five
hours and fifty minutes.
Robert Owen, the socialist, has announced him.
self candidate for the Parliamentary represen-
tation of Oldham.
An old gentleman, named Neild, Of Ashford,
Kent, has just died. and bequeathed 81 900 to
his relatives, and a million and half to the
Queen.
On Saturday last the Liverpool Chronicle mem
toned that Liverpool firm were about to build
an iron propeller of 1000 tons to navigate the
Mississippi So far as we can learn, the para
graph was for expectation, or, if the project be
seriously entertained, it has as yet proceeded no
further than talk.
Dublin and Limerick papers mention an elope-
ment that has just taken place from Kilkenny,
and has caused good deal of scandal in that
virtuous region. The Lothario is Captain Hay,
an officer in the list Highland regiment, and
the fair but frail lady is the Lady Elizabeth
Bryan, daughter of the Marquis Conyham, and
wife OF country gentleman, to whom she had
been married scarce three years When last seen
the fugitives were on board of one (quere-
which y of the Liverpool mail steamers for Anne
rica
The Vienna Lloyds states that the marriage Of
Louis Napoleon with the Princess of Vasa has
been postponed, by the advice Of her physicians,
but will certainly take place-the only difference
in the original programme being that the procla-
nation of the Empire will precede, instead of fol-
low the nuptials. The Lloyds state positively
that it has been resolved to convoke the French
Senate to obtain the decision of the people on
the question of the Empire before the end of the
year.
A Geographic despatch at London, from Amster-
dam, states that the French minister at the Hague
has been recalled in consequence Of the rejection
of the literary convention with France The Dutch
funds fell rapidly in consequence. Nothing seri-
GUS is apprehended.
Elihu Burritt has just arrived in Paris on his
peace mission.
The Pope has requested Louis Napoleon to per-
nit the re-establishment of the Order Of Begging
Friars in France.
M. Theirs is in Paris, as smart as ever.
In Spain, six colonies of the "army of Cuba''
had been promoted to the rank of brigadier.
Among them are the Marquis de las Delicias and
Colonel O'Reilly.
LIVERPOOL, Tuesday Evening, Sept. T.
Cotton.--Since the sailing of the Niagara, and
arrival of the Africa, on Saturday night, the mar
ket has been less buoyant, with prices more in
favor of buyers-say one-sixteenth.
The corn market continues quiet, with moder-
rate amount of business doing.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-20

RaS~ The Maine papers state that Warren
Cloutman, landscape painter, formerly of Port
land, on Tuesday morning, on the' Portland,
Saco, and Portsmouth railroad, attempted to
jump on the train while in motion, and was
thrown down, the cars passing over his body, and
causing his death almost Immediately
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-20
JOINT RESOLUTION In relation to the Improvement OF
sixth street west, from o TO Q street north.
NOTICE.

HAvING been appointed Superintendent q ne Pubic
III PRINTING" have reinquished the Printing bust
heretofore conducted by me- and disposed Of all
terest therein to MU TOWERS from and after the 4h Of
sonamber 1882 by whom will be hereafter conducted
his account. -,
All persons having business accounts against me- will
them with Lemue Towers for settlements and those
TO me are requested to make immediate settlement
Inv cash or with him, who Ia authorized to receipt
tggorefor JN0. T. TOWERS.
sept 4-eolw INTEL Union Republ
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-20

The citizens of Rising Sum- Indiana, have sub
scribed $4,000 to put up the buildings for first
class academy.-Erch.
Well, if they establish school Of two hundred
pupils, whose annual expense will be $3.50 each,
it will cause $50 900 year to be expended there.
1t will prove a good investment, viewed merely
in its local pecuniary advantages. Villagers can
generally improve the prospects of their villages,
by using little sagacity and liberal enterprise.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-20
Opening Of New Goods.
GEO. w, HINTON,

North side Pa. avenue, betaoeen AZ and 9Th Streets
TTAS been receiving for days great variety
j of particularly choice Goods which are now ready
the inspection of his customers end the public gen.
orally.
Among the above Goods may be found French and Eng
lish Cloths, all coIors.
Fancy Cassimeres, of the newest style; plain do
Rich Velvet Plush and silk Vestipgs.
New style Overcoating, and general assortment Of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods. All of which have been
selected personally the latest importation, with view
to please the heretofore literally bestowed and
from them call Is respectfully solicited.
Fits warranted heretofore and garments made up to
please sep 18-d1m
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-20
CIGARS, Tobacco, &c.

IN STORE, large lot of Pound Halfpound, and Elves
i Lump Tobacco, of every grade together with 100000
fine Medium and Low-priced CIGARS which makes the
most complete stock offered In this market.
Fnecut Chewing and Smoking Tobacco ofvarious kinds
with everything In the Trade.
For sale at very low rates. for cash. to puncual
toners. GEO. w. COCHRAN,
sep lTdtf eth st.. opposite Nat. Intelligencer office.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-20

The Hon. Joseph r. Ingersol, Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from the
United States to Great Britain, sailed from New
York on Saturday last in the steamer Arctic.