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NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVEN
TION.

The aSSeIublage was not large.
NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVEN-
TlON.
SYRACUSE, Sept A
The Democratic State Convention met here To-
day. Rice of Brooklyn nominated Bristol OF ilgo-
ma, (Hunke) as temporary chairman, and at the
same moment, Supham, Barnburner, was nomi-
mated by Mr.. Stctson. scene of great confu-
SION cnsued, amidst which nominations were put to
vote, borh parties claimed victory, it was then
proposed to appoint two secretaries, who should
call the roll in order to ascertain which of the
nominees for the chair received the votes OF the
majority. Much time consumed i'll regard TO
the contested seats, after which the Hunkcr nors:.
nee was declared chosen, he then appointed Il
committee of one from each district to nominate
permanent officers.
The convention then adjourned.
CINCINNATI-RlvER AND MARKET.
Scp.2.
The river has risen Ii inches since last evening.
The weather is very
Flour-unchaged. The receipts are very light,
and holders asking prices current before the arrival
Of the last steamer.
Whsky-active demand at 175c. There las
been large sales to fill orders from New York.
There is nothing doing in provisions. 300 bags OF
coffee sold at 9lc. Butttor in gocd. demand at II
Is.
---->~-----H
RIVER AT PITTSBURGH
Sept 2, morn.
River feet and falling-weatler clear and
warm.
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LIBERTY PARTY CONVENTION.

SYRACUSE, n. Y. Sept. 2.
+ The convention of the Liberty party met al Ca
nisoa day before yesterday. Governor Thomas
of New York was appointed President and Rem
way of Ohio and Foote of Mass, Vice Presidents
The assemblage not large.
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Tux Opp FEl.lnws are to have celebration at ST.
Cairsville, Tomorrow. The fraternity of neigh
boring Lodges are cordially invited 10 unite in The
ceremonies.
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neThe extensive warehouse off. II. Forsyth &
CT. is commenced. The foundation laid and the
Srick work going up. 1t is to be 100 feet front by
L{264 feet deep, and is to from Market to Clay
/ street 1t will be great improvement to that
part of town.
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EItJ-A heavy rain occurred this morning about
two o. clock. Weheard crash of thunder which
must have demolished somebody's stove pipe.
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STEAM MARBLE WORKS.,

&C MNKkET ST, WliEEIINE, w.
TIME SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange.
nents in the East the supply Of Marble, and con.
cmatng the erection OF Steam works, he would invite
the attention AiChccts, Ruders, and the public III
eral to the inspection OF his Stock consisting OF ,taa
Ey;iaIi Seu American and otcr Marbles OF the finest
unilitics which sold lower than otc csa bsi
ncIt i'll tho west.
Dealers find il 10 their advantage TO inspect his
stock before purchasing elsewhere
His work is done in the most elaborate style, and lie
would the attention of purchasers to examine his
ok of Staary and Other carved woik, Monuments Cen
o:arhs Tons Head and loot stones &c. and Grave
work in every variciy being enabled by his superio 'nc
lilies 10 supply this work consie lower prices than
any other establishment in the country.
MICHAEL j. RoHAN,
Marble Mason and Vault HiIlIc
uAIso CaIcincd Plastcr, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts and Models, and Marietta Grind stoDes warranted
at the lowest trade prices. yd
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u4,Sin,,. eo0ev ofthe DAILY INTELLlG 10
ale A. tic atrice OF publication. Price Two'e
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KELLs & CALDWELL,

(sUCCEssoRs TO JAS. Fault. q COZ
Importcrs md Wholesale dealers in Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, &c.
No So, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST.
HAVING purchased the entire stock, fixtures, chemical
apparatus &c, the firm Of James PAIL NC would
respectfully solicit the patti ohge of dealers aid the public
generally. III goods warranted Ia.
In retiring the Drug business, we take pleasu in
recommending 10 favorable c1nsdc alton our s'ccesso s.,
Messls ic!ls d Caldwell 4, have Hesitation in saying
that customers, and dealers raly, will
ccyc that attention accommodation which has earned
foi this well house large share OF patronage
JAS PAULLN co.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Cincinnati.

.-,,s,.>,, THE magnificent Passenger Packet WIN
az. n CHESTER Capt. GEc. d. MOORE, Master,
@ffyEHSfS will leave for the above and intermediate
E.szESsports this day the 3rd inst. at 10 O'Clock
a. NJ. For ncight passage apply to
Sert3 S. q. BAKER & CO Agents. .
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THE UNITED STATES
LIFE INSURANCE,
Annuity and Trust Company.
CHARTER PERPETUAL SYSTEM


CHARTER PERPETUAL-CASH SYSTEM,
CAPITAL $4,000.
office s. T. aud SIS, Philadelphia
gINHIS COMPANY in depa rmen issue Policies upon
i the MUTUAL principle, with the security OF Policy
their right to full participation in the distributions profits
ard every The system of payments is Cash in
ance aud can be made with reference TO the convent
ence o. parties opening policies with the Company
Also the DEPOSIT SYSTEM or new plan OF Life Insu
rance All payments made the Company in this depart
Ucpt, in purchase of Insurance. entirely optional
earls their amount and the time which they be made
may much as little Cnot less than 30 and
"a often seldom he find convenient, and there s
no oh LEGATION him whatever continue his payment
W Further the whole sums paid in uindyS at the
ii ar the insured during his life. and
X iime be Withdrawn by him, in whole inpart. So
ill.,, ON the plan OF this Company there created al ami
th Ing tiue an Insurance payable ate ed, find ardc
I rsiekless end prorision for old age. lSee Conra
ny Sp'ispN''i SAVING FUND.
..iv,s nsiIy Also MONDAY Evenings on deposit. il
lar or small Sms on which interest is allowed OF FIVE
PER CENT.
s Ssfss " e Tsa%S.on. sS!
a beIjamin w. Tingley GeoIge T m.as'
- Jacob l.. Florence Jsinss po 49,
~ STEPHEN X. CRAWFORD, President.
~ Ambrose W. TbompsoD, Vice President
~ Charles e. Inlay, Secretary and treasurer tssas
"a <He'uary ptuy Fisk
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
Paul u. Goddard, NJ u. William Pepper, NJ. ID.
+ ....s4r.. Alexander c. Hart NJ. D. tfi- $50 n
In attendance al the office of the Company, from ~ 20
4 DORSEY & ARTHUR, Agents, ...,'T
- No % Main street, Wheeling, va
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

TOBACCO AND CIGARS. n 7
,lNIE gned has opened his stock Of Superior
and Cigars al No i6I, Main street, west aide
near Market Alley, where Will he found all the choice
Bands of Tobacco. Snuff and Cigars. OF which the follow
ng pait-Regalia, Imperia!cs, Canones, La Noras.
CazadDres, Panatcllas Prnciec, Halt Spanish Kenck
Common Cigars.
TOBACCO.
Russell and Robin3on's, Grants Dixons, Jones and
Iudsons.
SNUFF.
Rape. Congress, Macouba Scotch, Cut and Dry for
Smoking, &c, &c.
The signed feels thankful for nvors heretofore be-
slowed, and would respectfully solicit portion of pubic
patronage.
aur2i md. WIN H. hoWsEf.
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HOMIE MATTERS.
Two Good Compositions.

Can find situations at this Office MUTE Do' L.
men need apply
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GEORGE MENDEL.

WHEELING VA.
T s now receiving LARG L LOT OF CARPETS, RUGS,
| MATS AND MATING Also, Table lnd Eoor oil
Iu MS of all widths and keeps constantly ind lee
assortment al Eurnatuc every description Gilt and
Msloguny Framed Looking Glasses, Glass fiaies |cntan
and Transpa Window i:li,ds, Blind Trimmings, Clocks
Mahogany VnnccTs, VaIGs, llairciOth CURED Hair
Spring, Sacing i!oons, Brasi and HaoStny Stair Rods
cS all OF which will be sold At The lowest prices. ai2i
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COPPER, TIN, S. SHEET EEsON syAlcII
Mandatory.
THANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretofore
@ cstovvcd uron him. the subscriber wou 'cspcct
f y inform his friends and the pubic gene ally that he
Fconinucs manufacture tho above ianrd articles III
nil their variety which he always land good
soItmcnt wholesale and re,a nj very low priest
He also keeps hand cooking stoves OF III. most ap
proved patterns for coal AMI wood.
Job will continue receive his partirmar attention
and executed with pronrin,ss and in style that Will
please the most astidious.
aug2I L. NARSEf, no. Main St
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For CiDcinnati.

a, THE fine steamer LEWIS WETZEI., Mr.
as ton, Master will leave for the above and all
It7VssS intermediate ports onSaturday the lth inst.
- go, O'Clock, p. NJ For freight or passage
,nniv on board or to S. c. BAKER IL co. AG'Ts.
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lpupont,s Powdcl

TIME has the Agency for the above Powder
= a,uD f ''s7 : .e'' !. g'E GEO WILSON,.
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Brass Foundry.

yINE Subscriber, thankful for past fvors respectfully
informs the pubic he still continues the business of
BRASS CASTING
In all its branches at the Old Stand the River Bank
Franklin Alley, of Cavet and Duftd's Copper and
Tin shop, Main street, Wheeling, Va.
auratliw JAMES McGIIL.
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WhccIi n= nnd Marietta Tri.wcckly Packet
,ffH.aA,A ORION,
StittSSEfTniffISSi WILLIAM DILLON, Maste-,
FF:s--EEStl will regularly between W heeling and
MaricIta leaving Wheeling Monday. "Wednesday, and
Friday al 10 O'Clock, mTcturing leaves Marietta ON
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, at q O'Clock, a H.
For Height or passage, apply on board
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Look to your Coughs

Look to your Coughs!
F1NO all such aborng under Coughs Colds, Hoarae
L ness Pains in the Breast, Splitting Blood, &C.,
would honestly recommend the of Brennger's Com
pound Syrup OF Bonese pleasant, safe speedy
cure It be had Messrs PASros K LAKsrs end or
the Suspention Bridge, and at u. 10 t7{4z g .
BRENTLINGER &sARdSTRONG,S,
aug2i-yr:d Monroe street, Wheeling
Berger or Spine and Muscle Linirlenf.f
nR this remedial agent orbear say anything. the
" speedy and certain action in removing Rheumatism,
Neuralgia Sprans, pains from Bruises Burns, &c. is
extraordinary that TO speak its merits, you
really fear could give credence assertions
:, Il IS iI4fA 1t can be had at f1s5 54lf.
s. PAXTON & LAKES, b.. -!
s15f. fl4sJ End OF Susp. Bridge, and a 3. *
Aug. 2i-ty:d BRENTLINGiER &ARMsTRoNG's.i a.
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WAxrEp.-The necessity of one or two more
fire engines in the city has been insisted upon by
some and doubted by others. The fire of yesterday
may he said to have settled the question: The roof
of building not more than so #. high could not lie
touched by the water from the hose; and when
carried there, it had very little force. What would
be done in case snch building as the Mcclure
House was on fire?
The Hope engine has done good service in its
days; but it's getting gay we" for such place as
Wheeling. ."
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Homeopathic Medical College CT
PENNSYLVANIA

f1OIUp vi
PENNSYLVANIA.
Located in Flbcrt Street, above Eleventh,
PHILADELPHIA.
ryIIE Lectures OF the regular course will commence Il
second Monday OF October, and continue until the frat
OF Maich ensuing.
Amount for full course OF Lectures, 800 90
Students who have attained two full courses
i'll other Schools 30 60
Martriculation fee, paid only once, D no
Practical Anatomy, 90 90
Graduation fee, 10 III
ugsThe will take place carly in March
FACULTY.
WILLIAM S. HELMJTH, N. D.,
pEoYIsssoR INSTITUTES,
PRACTICE MEDICINE.
WALTER WILLIAMSON, NJ. D.,
PROFESSOR NATERIA SEDicA AND THERAPEUTICS.
JOSEPH G.. LOOMS, NJ. D.,
PROFESSOR OBSTETRICS AND DISEASES WOMEN AND
CHILDREN.
ALVAN L. SMALL, N. D.,
PROFESSOR PHYSIOLOGY AND MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE.
MATTHEW SEMPLE, NJ. D.,
PROFESSOR o CHEMISTRY ToXIooLoGy.
FRANCIS SIMS, NJ. D.,
PROFESSOR suRGERY-
WM. a. GARDINER, NJ. d.,
PROFESSOR ANATOMY.
w. AS HTON II E u, NJ. D.,
pEhoHsrRAroR OF anatomy.
Students win lie admitted homeopathic Hospital,
clinical instruction, and witness at tho
bedside of the patients, and surgical practice and
tions. For further information address
.F.. WIN. a. GARDINER, NJ. d., DEAN,
No 1913 Arch Street, Phila
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OHIO TYPE FOUNDRY,
GUILFORD AND JONES,

GUILFORD AND JONES,
N GUrLfoRp N. V. JONES.
Il SECOND STREET. BETWEEN SYCAMORE AND BROADWAY,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Every Description of
ROOIS, JOB AND NEWSPAPER TYPE
CONSTANTLY on HAND OF MANUFACTURED ORDER.
They are prepared to furnish promptly and lowest
cash prices every variety of Types 10 be found in their
seyea Specimen BOOKS, and the best Printing Presses
with all their Apparatus.
Large JOB Letter. all its varieties OF Metal and Wood
Flowers Cuts Ornaments, &c, will be supplied or fur
nished TO order, at the lowest current prices.
From their long experience and practical knowledge in
Type and making, and large acquaintance with tic
wants West they feel confident of being able to give
entire satisfaction all who may favor them with their
patronage. IT.
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sNIDEI,s WINES.

r HAVE lately received from wAsHiNGroS Mon
Il ToS, csq., at Bordeaux, a well selected invoice
q the best Red Wincs OF NEDOC, embracing a
small lot Of each Of the very choicest growths Of
that celebrated district
This fact. and Mr. Norton's we'll known high
standing also HE good judgment iu his selec.
tiUns. arc a sufficient guarantee that these Vince
viii b. found on trial, all that basPeak for them
" properly t,a'sd.
Aiming them arc 100 dozens uf Tie "CIiATE Az
LARlYEAUN," which has already given such
great sitisficton, from the Vineyard OF the Count
pu uAMEL.
80 cases. each > dozen pints, sNuc Wine.
~ dozens rare CHATEAU MARC AUX ."
vintage Of lSt7. The beet Of the fret class Wines
Of Msdoc
% dozens "HAUT BRIoN," ofIs7. The fourth
and last OF the fret cisss wincs; Of remarkable IA.
vor and dclicscy. From the Commune 81 Psssae.
10 dozens CHATEAU LAROSE "oflsg7. The
hncst Of the sccond-cla6s. From thc-COnmuuc oi
81 Julian
% dozens "MOUTON." 1871 or tho ser5nd-
cl5ss. Ofthc Commune Of PaUdlac. : very co.
pcriur nd iavofit Wiac.
20 dozens Of the celebrated CHATEAU cos"
DssiOwrd The choicest 81 the Fr.uni Glaze, and
by many beet Judges ranked o. good rs fret ciBss.
business. have received some invoices # most
&C. lent RHINE and MOSELLE Winfs, iurlu 'ir z
the "SPANEtING SCUARLBEbG. i" 81 lSft. and
two qualities Of the CELEBRATED tI ~.
PAGNE" Of Moot and Chaud0n, which arr uE.
surpassed; ne well ne some rare "AMONilLIA-
DO" ard sachui-c stYrE ~ 'Sil lEHEs.-.'
burg UNihfs," &c, 4
Orders viii Dc very thankfully received Ii d'ii-
we're ~ Washington city. by Adauis's Ezi r.ss,
free Of ci4rcs, ~ JACOB'sNiDER. Jr
Wine Merchant, ~ 10 Wa'nu. street, PhIs
Mry~
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SALE OF uARPER,s ErRnY LOTS.

nm WEDNESDAY. the fret day Of September,
" 1852, In pursuance Of orders from the Sorrc
tary Of War, will be sold at Harpcr's Ferry, Yir-
ginia, certain portions # land belonging 70 the
United States at that place The sale will be made
in lots according 60 plan recently made by s.
Howell Brown, surveyor OF Jefferson county, Nir-
ginia; which will he exhibited IN the day Of sale,
and which can be seen AZ tho Ordnance Bureau OF
tho War Department, az Washington, and in the
Office Of the Superintendent Of the Armory at llar-
pcr's Ferry
TEams or SALE.-Onc fourth cash, payable on
the day Of sale; and the remainder in two equal
instalmcnts at one aud two years from the date o.
sale. If the whole amount Of each iustalmcnt
shall be puncluaIly paid when the same shall fall
due no interest shall be charged thereon; other
wise interest al The rate Of elk per cent. per an
mum, shall be charged on such instruments from
the date Of sale until the final payment thereof
WOrkmen cmpoycd at the United States ar
mory will be allowed 10 purchase not exceeding
two lots, on the following terms, viz:
One-iourth cash. and the remainder at one, two,
three, and four years, without interest, provided
they agree that amount equal to the ono twelfth
part 81 each annual .ius almcnt shall be deducted
from their monthly wages.
II any workman should cease to DC in the en-.
ploymcnt Of the Government, he will tbcnc,for
ward, on instalments remaining due on property
purchased by him, be subject 70 the same cOndi.
tons "a other purchasers.
n. ". No deed OF conveyance for any Of the lots
will be made until the price thereof shall have been
paid in foil. June l6-lawtlScpt
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TO CONTRACTORS.
AncHITEcT's OFFICE, MILITARY Asylum,

AnoHirEcT's OFFICE, MiLrARy Asylum,
WAsHINGToN, ID. G., May % 1852.
NEALED PROPOSALS will be received this
- office until Wednesday the 3Oth Of June next
at IL O'clock m, for the construction Of the build
ings Of the Military Asylum, near this city.
The front of the main building is hundred
and ffty-two feet it's depth fifty feet, with
wing eighty three feet by forty -six feet; the whole
OF hich ls TO be faced with stone. Proposals VIII
be entertained for completing this building with
MARBLE granite, or a ireestone facing; but all
bidders requested to send with their respective
proposals. fair specimen OF the stone with which
they propose 10 build, accompanied by particular
information as TO the locality and capacity of the
quarry; which specimen will be retained
PIE under the contract
In addition to the above building, there will be
two moderate sized dwelling houses for the officers
OF the institution.
The plans and specifications may be examined
at this office. from Monday, the It'll, until Ned
nesday, the 30th of June next, above men
toned, where all other information relative TO
the location and character Of the buildings will be
given.
Every offer to construct these buildings must be
accompanied by written guarantee, signed by
one more responsible persons. to the effect that
he they undertake that the bidder or bidders
WILL if his or their bid be accepted, enter into
obligation within twenty days, with good and suf-
tcient sureties, to erect the proposed buildings
cordng to the plans and specifications which may
have been. or may hereafter be, furnished.
In deciding on the bids, regard will be had to
the quality of the materials offered and the respon
sibility Of the bidders; the right will be reserved
TO accept such offers only may be deemed most
advantageous TO the Government, and alec To
ject the whole, should of them be acceptable.
All bids be sealed, and endorsed proposals for
building the Military Asylum" and address TO
b. ALEXANDER,
May 2s-3tawtd Lieutenant Corps Engineers.
o. The Baltimore Sun New York Herald, and
New York Courier and Enquirer, will please in
sert the above three tmes week until the 3Oth OF
June next.
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BEDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS.
Bedford County, PennsyIvauin.

INSPY l. ANDERSON, Pfopnetor, respectfully
II informs the public that this celebrated and
fashionable watering place is now opened, and
fully prepared for the reception and accUmmoda-
ton OF visitors.
Mr.. ANpEssoE has the qualification OF announc.
ing to the numerous patrons OF the Springs, and
the public generally, ,hat the establishment Ill
be placed under the supcrintcndence Of Mr.. a. :.
BARNUM, Of New York, late proprietor Of the
Howard House whose well known ability and wide
spread reputation a landlord, afford the fullest
assurance Of comfort and enjoy ncnt TO every per-
who may be disposed to seek this retreat either
for health or pleasure.
Experienced servants and a fine band OF music
have been engaged for the season.
May 27-3tawlm
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TRIAL OF REAPEIts NEAR WASHING
TON, ON THURSDAY, JUNE ~.
W.sHlxeros. June 10. 1852.

WAsHISGTos, June 10, 1852.
HAVING been informed by FI,zhuqh Coyle,
A esq proprietor Of the National Agricultural
Warehouse in this city) that G.. w. Young, GEO.,
(whUm ! have never known or seen) desired TO
purchase Reaper II it could be act TO work and it's
operation pleased him, IL has occurred TO me, and
have been advised, that more convenient and
favorable opportunity for exhibiting the operation
OF the Reaper to the people OF Washngton-!n
Guiding members Of Congress, who are respect
fully invited, and many OF whom, il is thought,
might be disposed To witness the exhibition and
the farmers Of the surrounding country, could not
&c presented, than would be afforded at the we'll
known and highly cultivated farm Of Mr. Young,
situated, ne have been informed opposite 10 the
Potomac, three four miles from the city--cross-
ing the Eastern Branch bridge, with good road
t. the spot.
And, by way Of adding to the interest Of the &C
casi0n, have thought proper, and have leave re.
specifically propose, that Mr.. Hussey will also bc
present with lis machine on the day appointed by
MIR. Young, with Mr.. Coylc, a abovc,) who pro.
poses 10 furnish every requisite facility for the trial
Of the two nschiEes, and TO purchase the ono with
which he sLall be mort pleased, should either suit
him. Aud further suggest that "A committee, ap.
pointed IN any fair manner, for the purpose Of
d awing and reporting upon a comparison Of the
two macbines, would meet my appreciation. And
further, that, for the purpose Of testing the respcct
i've capabilities OF the two machines in cutting
damp wheat, they be upon the ground tho night
p cvious, 90 az to be sci TO work while tho dew on
IN the morning G. III. MCCORMICK.
June ~
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Or For the uenent Of the Indu.trlous

Or For the benefit OF the Industrious
Poor In every Glass OF Socicty.-Ariiclcs Il
clothing made up by the industrious poor arc Of
fered for sale at the rooms Of the Ladies Union
BENEVOLENT Society, opposite the southeast corner
Of Capitol square, and on Seventh street, next 20
Ojd Fcllow5' Hall Private work left AT these
rooms will also be made up upon the most Gvcr-
able terms. And would add, that az this de-
scrptiun Of work is often Of very particular char
acier, il affords the ladies an opportunity Of
cncoura ging that distressed class Of females wh0sc
pccuniary circumstance have been changed -
compelling hem TO resort TO their needle for sup
port lhe ladies would urge upon families, aud
encourage tho delivery Of this private work at
their rooms as u will afford them opportunity
of benehtiug this interesting class Of ts bcnChcia-
rcs, as they have done heretofore
+. B. MILLS,
June Ii Dirgrtrcss ]. L. Is and T. Society.