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COUNTRY BOARD A family resid

ing hin II hours ride by railroad frsm the city, in
yery healthy snd pleasant location would take one or
more families to beard through the season, SAY about
persons in retired, quiet place For particulars inquire
At No. lOl flh sv, OF .. "hlliNu
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n S. .SCHOOL AGENCY. for UNI
WALLET and WAITER WANTED

Must be English French, and person who perfectly
his business Apply al No l4S Grand ST. An
rslsh nan Cook wants a situation.
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-OR SAIELTwo brick Houses, with

uastic Fronts dwelling house WITH All The mod
srn improvements with marble NANTES sna sndins doors
Tbe one ON the corner store and dwelling four story
bb E feet deep There ore nearer than three blocks
IL in first class neishborhood B.$sog can ,eman
-, bond and morieags Inquire Of JAMES ANDERSON,
on he corner Of Hoyt and Wyckon s Brooklyn, July ID
1882
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CARM WANTED.-Any person having

small Farm which they ". Md like 10 exchange ior
one Of The rnot valuable Patent Rights OF the day OUT
en- fortune can be M de msy ind an opportunity
by Addressing JAMES, box No. 2SSI r. u New-fWh
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Menu Publications.

AN EXTRAORDINARY TRIAL
N ACHILLfrs NEWMAN A full report of this most
extraordinary tra for Seduction and Adultery, charged
against DR. Ach the aposate Catholic priest by the cee-
braed Dr. Newman the Oxford Puseyite both of whom
secedeTs from their feme cieed The only correct edition.
being the verbatim testimony from the London reports
This a has created immense excitement in England and
also excited great interest here The first edition OF 6OOO
copies hiss been sold Is soon as issued.
Horace Greeley says: - 80
Acbl stands 1pnsske life long Gly hberine sessual
hypo a beast trade will longer serve hs nrp
Hence wander with the brand OF Can h brow or
obscuy and shelter from public scon Aehh
has let behind him trail Of shiny hberne wherever he has
vss even dow 10 could counieeted
DEWITT DAVENPORT,
Publishers, Tribune Bull iiDgs.
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OARM At YONKERS for SALE

Within "a miles Of Hudson River Railroad Deeot sne
II miles OF Bronxue Depot Harlem Railroad Con'slns
,cr.s of which 20 acres In woods Soil npenofi
,udn r. new and plsnty good ard fruit sounesn..
View very fns but not In sight Of the Hads:o kys rns
situation very high price very low. Apply sine WYNN
Ureet stan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-20

~ Veteran Corps of the War of 1872, ID
npa ,I4-Genersl orders The members requested 70
meet at Headquarters No. GA Lispenard-st., on Tues
DAY July 20 at O'Clock NJ each provided with cock
sde and Grape the left 70 join in the funeral process
mon of Hoa HENRY CLAY. BY order,
NICHOLAS HAIGHT, Colonel
A DAILY IT. Adiutant
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.

DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID -Admittance to everything % cents; children under
Oy RE cents rsqTf5 & ST. T TfPIs PRocEssIoN
today the 80 Windows the Iron Balconies and Bal
ustraot Roof of the Museum No extra charge LIVING
lust received EVERY AFTERNOON, at 8, and EVERY
EVENING. at 8, WHITES celebrated ETHIOPIAN
SERENADERS, DssolvDg Views, Optical Fire works, &c
THEATRICAL NOTiCE.-To me
IL gro Meodhts" :" Panorama Exhibitor" Nscromen
cers OF other Directors of Amusements-TO LET-rIiE
Oily MPIC THEATRE-For particulars inquire of Mr.
CHAS. TH0S. PARSLOE, Theatrical Agent Bnrton's
Theater ChabeIsst, NJ Y. Psf by letter, postpaid
GATHERS COSMORAMAS-Second
~ Exhibited corner l3h-st and Broadway. Open
from A. NJ. sill 10 p. NJ Admission Is cents. These
wo ks Art consist Of collection of VIEWS OF EUROPE
ASIA MINOR, SYRIA, THE HOLY LAND, EGYPT,
NUBIA and ARABIA They are sketched and painted IN
oil by Prof Sattler.
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~ q. lathe Members Of the Order Of United
Americans are requested to meet at o. IT, A. Hall, No
Court st. Brooklyn, On TUESDAY, July 20 1852 at Il
for the purpose fonDg in the funeral obsequies Of the
lsmented HENRY CLAY to take place In the City Of New
Y,rk BY order of the Committee.
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OOUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE

~ beautiful country residence on Long Island ios
miles from Wilsmsburgh consisting OF about hall an acre
OF land fruit of all kinds in abundance hrubbery &C. ana
everything attached make It desirable Cendoas and
terms inquire personally Of p g. BERRY, No. ls2 South
st. Williamsbufgh.
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NTANTED-An Entry Clerk, who is
w rspd writer, quick aud correct at figures Apply
p Box 0lS stating age reference and salary expected
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DARTNER WANTED-In the best.
ITO SASH and BLIND MAKERS-A

Chance seldom to be meta Factory TO Let, With all
the appurena Tor carryg the business with steam
together with all the orders hand TIE reason for dis
posing account Of too much business Every sasac-
lion gwen by applying to JOHN g. KENYON. Post Office,
Harlem or 10 ] N WATSON, Land Agent, Harlem.
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Chances for Business Ellen.
BOARDING SCHOOL for SALE

Any person wishing purchase large aud fourshns
Boarding School, beautifully located and easy of by
railroad OF with ample Accommodation Ice house
Outhuildngs Horses and Carriages &c, may learn pat
cuars by addressing, postpaid BOARDING SCHOOL, Box
No. /, 78l Post Office
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TN MEMORY of DEPARTED

n WORTH.-Mourning Badges and Grape Rosettes with
fine engraved Likeness Of Henry Clay, Appropriate to be
in tue procession TUESDAY, the 10Th OF July. Also
Miniature Likeness to be kept memorial For sale at
WHAITE'S, No l CouTtlsndist, cor. Of Brcsiwsy.
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ITO PRINTERS-A Printer wanted to

n 60 in the coun1y short time-ons who work at
Press Case notice posted the barroom Of LOVE
JOYS Hotel will direct intervs st that pace
o-dsy (Tuessayl at IL o'clock, A NJ aud "Wednesday at
,sme time and place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-20

TITO LET Furnished Rooms, with or
without Breakfast, for single Gentleman and also an
apartment with elegant ParOr for family In nrst-
csss house Inquire at No. Is Wooster st. 70 doors from
Cana-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-20

NOR SALE-Fifty- eight acree OF Land
i three miles 0 S, '1 "ss d.ss, from
suitable ior fh IA 81 ferry Newtown Greek, and hal
nile from % which ::si: run . ss' Sos ss
aocr ,of xnniv 10 WAfKIN HINE south-esa Gomez
os % And 0nBd.st. Nsw-forh
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XTHIG NEWSPAPER ESTABLISH
Gunner Retreats.
NEWSSTAND BATHING-NA-

~ TIONAL HALL.-Ths large, new and elegant Ho-
tel Is now open for tie The public will tnd thr
house equal TO the best American Hotels-locaon few
steps from the shore with MAGNIFICENT view of the Ocean
AARON GARRErSON, Propulsion
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Boaro ano Rooms.

A CONVENIENT Front and Back
IN Room and two Bedroom, to let in pleasant house,
occupied by small family with Board il desired good
bsihingroom in the house Location desirable but two
blocks from Broadway Apply at No l20 Grsenest, next
below Prinee.st. References required
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-20

POARD.-TO Let, an elegant suite of
~ Rooms, handsomely furnished-two parOrs with bed.
second floor The have all the modern improvements
gas hot and cold water, large panres Also, two rooms
convenient for two three gentlemen. The situation
not DO surpassed Firscass house, situated at No SO St.
Marks place. 2dsv Dinner hour at 8. Unexception
able references given and required
The daily union., 1852-09-16
Ua,ver.lsy Of sa.hsins.
MedlcaI D epaTim snf-


f'iiE second annual OF lectures dopatmxnt %
the nrst Monday OF November ne1t and co.
tnue ul the first OF the ensuing March. -
Paul " Eve, M D. Principles and Practice OF sargey
John NJ Watson, M d. Obstetrics and the Diseases Wom,,
Children 'A
A. H. Buchanan, NJ D. Surgical Pathological Anaiomy ana
Psychology. - ""1
Wk Bowlias M D.. Institutes and Practice Of Medicine.
dence ~
Robert NJ. Porter, NJ. D., General Special Anatomy
J. Bernen Lindsey, M d., Chemistry and Pharmacy.
William r. Briggs, Al. D., Demousiraor of Anatomy
The anatomical viii be opened students on The 6y
Monday Of October,
The students will have TO the State Hospital.
full preliminary of will be given by the p,,
sors, commencing also the drst Monday Of October.
Fee Of each professor, SIS mateuiauon ticket IS deen
ticket, $40 graduation fee, S25.
board obtained the city 81 SO TO 40 a
week. Further information be ebianed by addressing G
Dean j. b.. LINDSlEY, M. ID ussn
NASHVILLE, (fenn,) June, 1852.
Sep e-lawtstNov
The daily union., 1852-09-16

This most extraordinary crop, reaching over three mil
lion bales has been sold prices constantly rsng and the
and export together have reached s0i667
bales making reduction in the stock This consump.
tion however, refers only the quantities taken from
ihe Atlantic ports by the spinners, and is very far short
of the whole quantity consumed in the Union Thus these
figures give for 1885, 4o7 100 bales the quantity akea
by spnner that year but the United States gives
900 bales the quantity cossud or 800 bales
than purchased by the manufacturer This
is partly accounted for by the fact that 1850 was year
of buoyant and rising prices, which induced nanuiac
turers TO trust upon their reserved stocks. and prob
ably from this 10000 bales more were consumed
than purchased which would give t90OOO bales as the
purchase for consumption In that year Now the present
has been year OF rising prices, but the manu- iacia
ring been satisfactory than before
and spinners held small stocks only Under these cir
they have taken 90 per cent more from The
ports than last year IL tho purchases all the Union
for consumption will average 80 per cent 49, then
the ptlon bales, which about the
figure the United States consumption The average
OF the crop, taking the New Orleans averages
the test, has for years been as follows
The daily union., 1852-09-16
Receipts Of Produce al Nev oriea

The increase has been nearly 80 per 1876
wihsandng the unbIushing attempt OF M Carey and the
Tribune disseminate the belief that the trade had fallen
o The greatest increase has been in that pro-
duce which forms the groundwork Of whole
prosperity.
The prospects Of the coming every way favor.
able for proonga,oa Of the apparent prosperity. The
demand Tor money this season, when the crops
all the country, great but the supply up this
is fair, In face Of the accumulation Of money
which has taken place in the sub-ueasury, reaching
So 7000 600 with yet bat little disposition apparently
pay out The appropriation bills all passed,
and the government creditors waiting for their
money yet week after week the draw
large the banks lie idle in the government
vaults This lie altogether opposed the spirit the in.
dependent treasury which conem plates accumulation,
but regular discharge of the dc bts the
in.
The supply Of private capital quite large and the at
is not per cent. Exchange is dull at lsi
The produce markets firm Cotton Is cent better ard
orders hero from the Souh for purchase. Flour Is
heavy under the Humboldts news, which Of better
weather The damage to the crops however,
be repaired The demand is farales Of mixed western
~ ~ " 90 southern ~ ~ 81 62 Rye -four So s7A
Whest Is lower-sses Canads, 81 white Ohio 81 07.
Kye 90 cents. Corn is in good supply.ales 72i 72A
cents white southern; III western mixed Pork dull
al @l9 - mess. Lard. III cents Wool is acve-saIes
fleece IS 80 centsmoAty AZ cents pulled lambs ss AZ
cents.
The stock market presents new feature or material
change in prices
Yours. PRENTICE
The daily union., 1852-09-16
OFFICIAL.

Mard Finors Prsdent Of ne United States Of erica, 10 all
whop IL may
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited that Joseph
appointed consul Of the republic ofVenezuea
port New York. do hereby him such and
him free and enjoy such functions powers and
privileges allowed TO the consus OF the favored
In the United
In testimony Whereof have caused these letters be made
p1ten seal United Affixed
Given under hand the city Of Washington, the 7h
H. 81 September A. D. 1882 and OF the independence OF the
United States OF America the scvenb-seven,h
MlLLARD FILLMORE
BY the PRESIDENT
The daily union., 1852-09-16

Orange and Alexandria Manassas Gap Railroads.
HB daily O'Clock,
w. PsssenErs connect with sawye,'s lines Of coaches
for Middehug Uppervie and Paris Lousoun county,
p Pare through, -.
ny the raias for wsuenen Fauquer Springs,
Cupeper Coun house, Orange cordonsve,
connerion with the Virginia
point thence Charlottesville, sawyes
reaching Warenen Springs early dinner
Courthouse by O'Clock, and Gofdonsvle full
morning with OF Virginia
Richmond Charlottesville. Gordonsviue
Sawyers coaches
finish, and exceled
state Mr. Sawyer gives his
nerons and the public rely upon careful driving and
to all points.
Both Of the above railways heavy IRON
the most modern construction every The
exceed by road United provided
safety beams guards and al Of the approved n6t
Through tickets be obtained Potomac House.
vania Washington Newons Mansion House. Aexan
dria. baggage 100 lbs per passenger.
The first aad last
Alexandria regularly uaps and passengers
from the boats to the railway station.
Excursion parties by either Of the above rond II
twenty or over and returning day. charged but
The Orange road is completed
fsuqniet county and the Manassas saem Fauquer county
SO miles from Alexandria. y
M. MIDDLETON, sup o. and Aier. r. n
NJ NJ WELSH, sup NJ. O. n n.
June 1l--dn
The daily union., 1852-09-16
nv j. q. MoeUIRE. A.c,,o,.e,

IfRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTIoN.-on Monday aner
September ~ O'Clock, the emises, se
lot No U.s. In No. %, situated Of
fronting my five inches seventy
Eve feet on osth street. containing 4sI square feet
This lot improved by small frame house,
on the Of the lot, ffonting X
Terms One third the residue payments
and for satisfactorily secured bcstug
Title indip iputable.
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Sep I'D Auctopeer,
The daily union., 1852-09-16
New York Fashionebie Clothing Establishment
wholesale and retail, for cash only.

New York Fashionebie Clothing Establishment,
Wholesale and retail, for cash only.
LFRED MUNRoE Co., No. AL Broadway, between Howard
n and Grand streetsD invite all visiting
either for business pleasure call
ment and examine the superb assortment of
Fine and fashionable clothing,
Gentemen's furnishing goods,
Boys and children's clnthnr, &c,
Of the best description, there exhibited for sale.
The principles which govern Orleans establish
men and which have made Il universally
and West are strictly ndhered TO AL broadway,
Our facilities for obtaining goods
and AZ the lowest prices.
Every article Is sold under FUN guarantees.
of
plain hges the ticket,
be mnde.
hdescrpuons Of clothing
ALFRED MUNROE 4 CO.,
al broadway, New York
ALrRyp MuspoE,
WIS. u, AssATr May oS-damf
The daily union., 1852-09-16
sale To-Day.
ny E N srRArTos, Auetionser.
+, ..,.. .a..,,sy AZ Ni,,fh 49,,

(Pesnsylpaata ausAae, corner J NtstA Afeet.)
CABINET FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS or A
private family removing The ciryon Thursday morning.
O'clock The brick house lO
avenue, known Marshas Row. shall sell
nen superior paror chamber furniture, consisting
Mahogany sofa, paroI chairs and rocker
DO dining and other tables, spring seat lounge
Elegant cottage chamber set
Walnut, cherry, and poplar bedsteads
Dressing plain bureaus, washstands
Toilet tables toilet sets, looking glasses
Beds, holsters. pillows. mattresses
Sheets, pillow comforts, aud quilts
Maple and painted chairs
Parlor chamber, and stair carpets
Hall lamp ornaments
Britannia and glass ware, casters
Dinner IA /. F.
Clothes horse, kitchen utensils, sc.
NJ The furniture having been purchased
In Baltimore within the las month
S2o, credit OF thirty and sixty
DAYS satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
5eptl5-d
The daily union., 1852-09-16

EDWARD X. COLLINS Il CO.,
No. So Wall street. N. Y.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, & CO.,
Liverpool.
. a# f. @. RoBERTS Il CO.,
l3 Kings Arms Yard London.
JOHN MUNROE h Co,
20 Rue Nore Dame des Victories,
Paris
aa # GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
The these sps will accountable gold silver
buon spece ewey precious stones, METALS unless bills OF
adng therefor and the thereof therein
Sept 5-diy
The daily union., 1852-09-16

What 10 chiefly here remarkable and satisfactory is, that
the proportion which England takes of the amnishes
The market is becoming diversified The
supply do not multiply, but ne competition increases,
You will remember that last year Mr. Carey and the Ti-
bune made several attacks upon your correspondent
der the theory of the former the effect that
consequence OF the tariff of 1886 being less than that Of
ls42 the 'power Of the people s less" "The
inlnes and furnaces and mills gradually being closed
and the people deprived of the power wnges &c.
He Obliged OF course naaujactsle tacs sustain
his theory Of cessation oi all other manufactures But there
anything perverse as these people they
will money, they UM prosper, they ,oiH buy goods
and the absurd manufacturers waA boy and mp
raw materials, although Mr.. Carey has often DEM
onslraed thar they ruined past all hope Mr. Carey
proved last year, clear mud that the English well
United States cotton manufactures destroyed
by "Brtsh free trade" When he wants be parcu-
larry upon national prosperity, he calls 1t British
free trade"same the European autocras call repre-
sentative government British repre- sentation" British
freedom OF the pfess, &c the sunshine is British
sunshine and every blessing which enjoy in
with the English is 'Bftsh" But some how The planters
have sold crop Of 00e bales prices which rose
seadly as advanced from to III per b
and the quantities purchased by the United States and
English spinners have boen follow z #aI. a.a#
of Cotton pra
The daily union., 1852-09-16

Under these circumstances, the manufacturers have given
$40 for COB coo baes and last they the
for 404 900 bales only They have got 60 per cent
Tor the and they have got higher
prices their goods This is the secret OF the manu-
facturers prospect this year. 1t is the increased produce
lion Of the material, consequent upon the stimulus
Of the high prices Of the former that has SO promoted
their welfare. The have been lollow
RI. (offo e
The daily union., 1852-09-16
=. }. HENRY, cr.r..
A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE-The suhscriber.

A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE.-The subscriber having
II determined make change in his Affairs, oers for his
Fairfax Virginia, Immediately
Lie River turnpike road leading from Alexandria winchee
nur miles from The former place, md from Wash
ngton city, District OF Columbia The improvements consist OF
large and convenient brick house, with 1--WE
Kitchen and all the buildings tavern.
wagon stand biscksmits shop which furnish annually between
hundred and hundred and my loads OF About
hafof the Il In wood the balance cleared and rapidly
improving condition The stock, &C. viii bo sold with hs
land and Immediate For further
que Daniel Raef esq., Washington city, d. O., OF 20
Isaac Wnster, Aerandria, Virginia.
Aug 1a-1aw5t EDWIN q. FITZHUGH.
The daily union., 1852-09-16
The Railroad Route 10 the West.

Through BY rail entire distance, erespt miles,
unhieh Is done IN coaches.
s
THE Calvert daily II, p. m, and
connects regularly with the fast line the Pennsva rail
daylight and
line direct conncsion with the
ohio and Pennyan Pisbug and Cleveland
Columbus, Cincinnati railroads, and by
going through from Baltimore to Cincinnati in
forty four hours running time.
The place daily, e4, m. BY
passengers roach Hodaysburg OF OF de-
paure, and lie until s. the day when they
their the mounan and arrive In Pu that
evening, thirty hours from time OF depsrurs Ba
more with all the comfort and advantage OF enjoyed
natJral rest and repose.
the enjoyment OF liberal patronage
from the travelling pubc their equipments surpassed
NOTICE.
Tickets Ptsburg, Mason, Cleveland, Cincinnati by
railroad line" procured only Of the agent
susqehanua Railroad Company, station Bal
more and At the following retesE
W
TO Cleveland. 10 80
TO Massnon ..............,.... 10 90
TO Fttsbufg s.''........ DO
Travellers win mind this original
Cincinnati m time and It's accommodations cannot BE- exceed.
ALFRED GATHER,
Superintendent
oruo. BlLrIxoRE AND susauEnlSSA RlILuolD Co..
Baltimore, August 2o ls52.
Aug 2i-d2wif
The daily union., 1852-09-16
The Storm on Lake Erie.

BurFALo. Sept 1.-THE Cleveland papers tep,rt but
slight damage received by the steamboats, Buck Eye and
Forest State, during the late storm.
On Sunday the schooner Isabella, loaded with lumber
was capsized, and her escaped in yawl'
The scow Louis also ashore but no lives
lost
Several vessels put into various habors In distress
The daily union., 1852-09-16
ny y. Q. MoeUInE. Auc,,one.r.

VALUABLE LEAsEHoLD LOT ON PENNSYLVANIA AVE
NUE. AT AUCTIDN-On Saturday afternoon September IR
O'Clock, the premises, shall sell
81 A. fronting
Prnnsvana between Az and 9th
twenty hundred expires
Of July 1859 with the purchase
expiration thereof for doilar per foot.
Terms One-tird residue In and nine months
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest.
Also, Immediately after the above shall sell the frame
erected lot, not, the option
OF purchaser OF the lease.
Terms cash. ... ..
CATHARfNE RILEY, Administratrix
JAMES @. MCGUIRE
Sep l5-d hucuoneer
The daily union., 1852-09-16
.bors IN distress.
RniIroa,l dccidenl.

BuFFALo Sept Ii Last night child, eight years Of
age, the of lanes Smith, by the on
Fulton street, the track leading the carhouse Both
legs were horribly crushed and since been ampua-
ted The child still lives, but in a critical situation.
The daily union., 1852-09-16

Odd-Feiiovs' Hall.
TUE HIcHTINGALEs win wednesday, September
Il 18th.
KUNKELs Nightingale Opera Troupe induced by urgent
sire Of patrons VIII rseppear at oddFelows' Hall Wed
nesday Thursday, Friday, Saturday
MASTER ADAMS viii take occasion introduce many new
songs a the reappearance.
Admission 25 eent
Doors open 7-performance commencing O'Clock.
Sep A--5t JOHN r. FORD, Agent
The daily union., 1852-09-16
Saili1r of the dmeTica.

Bosros, September l5.--The Cunard steamship Americ
sailed from this city this morning for Liverpool She take
sixty passengers and hundred and twenty rhousan
dollars in gold.
The daily union., 1852-09-16
The W.hsirr hfnss Mcelinr-

BosroN September l5.-Ths Webster mass meeting as
sembled in Faneul Hall this morning. Henry Leyman Ii
presd ny officer The attendance raby iar.
but without much enthusiasm or harmony.
The daily union., 1852-09-16
Suieise.

BALTIMORE, Sept. H-Surgson Daniel G. Mcleod Of the
u $. navy native Of Georgia, committed suicide recent
" at Pensacola, by cutting bis throat
The daily union., 1852-09-16
by GREEN 4 SCOTT, A.o,,ooecr..

Two oYALuABLEBUILDINGL LOTS AT AUcTIoN.--on Tues
day, the 2is Instant shall SELL the premises
two fine building lots being square
3 having front on south street ~ feet 0k running
back ~ feet, and will be sold rood
The property handsomely To-
Gated TO the Of lh SOUTH
steamboat wharf -T
third cnh the balance twelve months.
the purchaser give notes, bearing sale
deed given and deed Of trust taken Tide udisputahe.
GREEN SCOTT
Sspl6-d Anctiopears.