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Bagging and Rope.

YNHE subscriber has on Land large supply of G UN
< i NY and DUNDEE BA GGLNG. Also best quail
: ity Bale ROPE, and three ply TWLNE which he
will sell at the lowest market price Planters are in
syited to call and purchase.
Z. Sept. Ia i. W. BONNE1.
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Notice.

LII those indebted to the undersigned will please
n call and settle their accounts by the first of No
yember On and after that time all debts will be placed
in other hands for collections.
THOS BASKIN.
Sept. 10. 73 tt
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Daguerrean Notice.

MR. SQUIER respectfully announces to the citizens
.sJY1 of Camden and vicinity that his Daguerrean
Gallery is now open, where he will, for short time,
be happy to wait upon those who may favor him with
call Thankful for past patronage, he socits con-
9 tinuance of the same
> Sept. TO- 73
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Mexican Mustang Linineht,
I n Bottles at Fifty Cents and One Dollar For sale
/ Of z. j. DELAYS.
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Il. o. o. E.-EAcrsIlaW Lodge, No. o.
KENHB Regular Meeting of this Lodge will be held
8 at their Hall, this Evening, at o'clock.
asS WILLIAM SHIELDS Secretary.
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TysE TAPE TGRIs!

This is the most difficult Worm TO destroy of all tha, in
fest the hmon system. it crows almost Indefinite
length becoming so cOcd and fastened in the Inesiinrs
and Stomach riecng the health so sadly cause ST.
Vs lance, Fits. &C.. that those afflicted seldom if
suspect that i, is Tape Worm Fastening them 10 an carly
grave In order TO dcstro? tins Worm. energetic
Treatment must be pursued would therefore be proper
TO take Of my Liver Pills all ohsiruc
tons that the Worm syrup may act direct upon the Worm,
which mus; b. tx "A IN rsr: ri Thbe>D DIniIs times
day these directions o'ia"cd :,av bcra known
fail in curing the most obstinate cas- Of iapc Worm
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Rope and Twinef For sale by
I'D JAMES MCEW EN-.
~ Sept. H.. t9u
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Wanted.

a BOY about IL or Is years Of age, to wait in al
IA Office. Apply at
3 DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
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Writing Inks.

Writing Inks.
TNHE subscriber has just received large and va
Il ried assortment of Black, Blue, Carmine and Red
INKS, of superior quality in yials and bottles from
to so cents each. ALSo
. Harrson's, Tarrant's, Wnght's Davids and Maris'
INDELIBLE INKS for marking on cotton linen and
silk, with and without Preparation. .
March &c. H. j. DELAY.
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BRICKS FOR SALE

TINHE subscriber has ON hand large quantity Of
l. GOOD BRICK, which may be had on application
January, %. J. +. SUTHERLAND.
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Charleston, Sept. 5.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-10
The Ratification Meeting last Evening.

II was noble and cheering rally OF the democracy of
the federal metropolis which gathered last evening 10
commence the series of meetings in which, from
extremity of the Union to the other the people will soon
gather together to approve and sustain the principles and
the candidates OF the democracy presented By its recent
convention. We may safely affirm that more numer-
and enthusiastic assembage has never convened in
Washington upon any similar occasion But one sentiment
of exuaon and confidence pervaded the vast throng,
composed il was, not only OF the members OF the jack
Association and the democrats Of the District, but
also of many energetic and prominent members OF the
democratic party from all sections OF the Union All
inspired and gladdened by the thought that the days
of-whg power numbered, and that, with the noble
standard. bearers chosen 10 lead ranks Jack
sonian victory and what is better still, admnis
traton founded upon the old Jacksonian principles
assured to the country from the fourth OF March next
Gen. Robert Armstrong by reclamation called to
the chair Of the meeting He was assisted by number
OF vice presidents, chosen from among our most ds,n
guished citizens After few Introductory remarks by
the chairman, most eloquent and patriotic letter, ad
dressed by Gen. Pierce before his nomination, to Col
Lay, was read, and received with prolonged and
peated shouts of applause. The meeting first ad-
dressed in succession by Gen. Cass Gen. Houston,
Senator Douglas, and Gen. Lane, all OF whom
greeted by the assembled democracy with the most en-
thusiastc cheers. Their speeches were fully worthy
OF the men, the OCCASION and the Higher eulogy
could not be bestowed on them. They will be read
throughout the length and breadth OF The land, and will
everywhere inspire the democracy 10 new and united
and triumphant effort The assembly then addressed
by several other eloquent and distinguished speakers.
With the purpose of making report of this great
meeting ms complete and accurate as possible, we re-
uctantly defer its publication till tomorrow, when
shall give afull account OF its organization, and, we
trust, literal report OF all its proceedings.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 10. 1852.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


SEsArE.-Mr. Hamlin reported bill authorizing the
Secretary OF the Treasury grant registers vessels in
certain cases; which was considered and passed.
The House resolution for an adjournment OF Congress
on the 10th OF August taken up; and after some
remarks from Mr. Hunter, il was laid upon the table
bill giving the chief clerk OF the Patent Office the
power to transact the duties of the Commissioner OF
Patents during the temporary absence of that officer was
reported by Mr.. Dawson and ii was considered and
ordered TO be engrossed.
The bill from the House changing the name OF the ST.
Peters river, in the Territory Of Minnesota 10 the Min.
nesoa river passed.
The joint resolution directing the completion OF wal
steamer for harbor defence was taken up and after
some debate, it postponed and the Senate went into
executive session.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, The House refused 10
reconsider the vote by which the Iowa railroad landdo
mating bill was laid on the table some days since After
wards they went into Committee of the Whole on the
state Of the Union Mr.. Richardson in the char and
taking up the Indian department general appropriation
bill, speeches were delivered by Messrs Morehead,
Orr, and Meacham. The committee then rose, and the
House adjourned
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Two more WING Flags struck

The Boston Transcript, edited by the brother OF the
editor OF the Republic gentleman OF well known in
teigence and abllity-thus gives up the gone il Gen.
Scott, or anybody but Mr. Webster is 10 be the whig
nominee:
T" Tx DEMOCRATIC IsNArIoN-Ths nomination appears
be received with perfect Satisfaction by the democras
and, in the state OF parties, unless the wings
forward their greatest aafesnar the probability that
General Pierce nil 10 his Support many chigs be-
sides conca,ng the two extremes OF his party The
Post OF this morning snysi
alt is no SANDER say the presidency has been
is TIE aim Of first statesmen and orators and heroes
Yet the place sought by men so eminent seeks a
tacle il an Agreeable From Csnsds line CALI
iorna the people win turn their eyes upon Il with
APPRECIATION They will hail Franklin Pierce the
compronise and harmony candidate and when the de
mocracy Of these hiryone States truly united, the
wing banner goes down before them, Whatever champion
shall bear it"
OF Gen Pierce the Transcript, in the same article,
speaks as follows:
Gen Pierce from having been coseed on Satur-
day open om his fellow citizens Of
all rares lie did dsguise his satisfaction the high
honor which had been bestowed by the convention, but
himself with admirable dignity, prudence, and
posure lie is gentleman OF noble and cordial address.
and would make most competent and patriotic President
at him weak candidate He will rally the entire
strength Of the democracy and will prove most formidable
candidate"
In the same spirit the Boston Traveller another innu-
entail wing journal. has The following
The nomination OF Mr. Pierce seems to have put the
democratic party every where into very good humo Here,
we understand we'll as in New Hampshire. the PAL ty
will signify their JOY by national salute and eegtnphic
dispatches Washington and North Carolina, and Vir-
gnis inform that the nomination Is received merely
with favor, but with enthusiasm which promises
unite broken ranks Of the democracy It's support"
We gave yesterday the declaration OF the Boston
Courier, that Gen. Scott could do nothing against the
democraic nominee All these statements taken together
give strong assurance that even "Od Massachu-
settsthe traditional home Of federalism for the last hall
centurywill succumb to the pressure from without and
vote for Cen PIERCE unless Mr. Webster be put in
nation against him In that event, what the wings to
do for the rest oil the country
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-10

WAsursdros, May 81, Ie5o
IN the petition Of Pneas Bennett Of New York, New York
praying for the extension of patent granted The
third ( Of August, le apparatus
Grazing for from the
which takes the third eighteen
and hnytwo, (ls57)-
IL ordered that the said petition be heard on
Monday, the twensSth OF July nd all
persons notified and cause any they
why said petition ought not 10 be granted
Persons opposing the extension required to e the Patent
Office their objections, specially writing least
before Ofbeang by
party be used the said hearing transmitted
In accordance with the rules Of the oco
application.
Ordered that this notice be published Intei
Republic and Union, Washington d. Inquirer pha
dphia Pa Express New York city, Albany Register
Albany, ~ VI Providence Journal, Providence r.
Bos Boston, pre-
vous the twenty sixth 25) ofJuy Rerhe day Of hearing
THos. EwBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents
r. g. Editors OF the above will please and
bill. 10 The Patent ONCE, with paper containing the notice.
May 2l-1aw3w
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/" The Campaicn.o

Those who purpose subscribing for the "Campugn,"
and who wish the entire series of numbers should in
order 10 obtain them, send their orders tina, they
may be received by the latter part OF this month.
We have made arrangements 10 supply The entire
Der TO all orders received during this month 1t has be-
evident already that edition of the "Canpaign
will be very large and particularly urge friends
10 note the above suggestion.
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Foa HARPER.s FERRY.

HE packet boas Dell ensuing season.
commencing from this date between Georgetown and Harps
Ferry
Leaving Georgetown daily arriving Harpers Ferry
NEXT morning AT 10 In time for the for Cumberland and
Winchester.
Returning leaving Harpsrs Ferry p M, arriving
town merit morning at O'Clock.
QWnibuses will be readiness, Of passengers In
Cd ketovn, 10 convey them 20 Washington.
Q9fReys through, including board, VI so.
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We publish in another column statement by Hon.
Thompson Campbell, in relation TO the Iowa land bill,
and in reply TO statement the subject recently pub
lished in our columns the signatures Of Hon. Messs
Dodge and Jones, of Iowa.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-10

The Scott wings now charge that the great fear OF the
Generals nomination is that the FilmoreItes will buy up
sufficient delegates TO control the result This is GER
tsinly a very cool admission, and argues well Tor the
honesty of the Scott delegates Uties ObsUper.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-10
Delaware.

We learn that the Hon. Stephen A. Douglas, Hon Geo.
Read Riddle, and Others, announced to address
grand ratification meeting of the democrats OF Delaware
TO be held at WILMINGTON on Saturday evening next
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pATENT BED TRUNKS AND PATEST PORTABLE
beds private sae.Ihe subscriber
the public and the travelling community in PARTICULAR he
received oraie lot OF bed trunks
which viii Be prices Congress gentlemen
Of the navy, and persons who travel respectfully in
call for themselves
greatest convenience invented. A. GREEN,
Aucnonecr and commission Merchant,
May 2z--eod2w corner 9th 81. and Pa. ay
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A sPLENDtD GhlrLertng Grand Plano far ssJe.--
nave or sale splendid rosewood Chickcrnr grand Piano
which VIII be sold reasonableh by application 70
las O. MCGUIRE,
Com. Merch,n
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FfuIn tHs LahchsItf lFh) fhcfHHc"c'f HHH I"uf"s'
General PIERCE, in his private and public relations,
has been noted for high Of honor and for
the most unfinchng integrity. He isa democrat in the
srctest OF the term, and democratic friends
may place the most implicit reliance npop his honesty
and consistency II elected, he doubtless will be,
our friends need be under apprehension with regard
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-10

IIORsE-sHOE ROBINSON by y. ~. Kennedy, unt-
~ form with " Salow Barn y Price 81 so.
Legends Of Love ChivsyThe Cavaliers England by
Herbert, author of CROMWELL &c
Journey Iceland Travels Sweden and Norway
rs cen, Library.
For sale by TAYLOR MAURY,
May booksellers, near OH street
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-10

GENERAL FRANKLIN PIERCE, or NEw HAHPsHRe,
NOMINATED PRgsiDEscY.-Fhc above
nouncement came by the wires about the middle OF the
afternoon. This result has not been unantcpaed and
will surprise few.
With General PIERCE the country is familiar. He has
rendered most eminent civil services in the councils OF bis
State, in those Of the nation and did much to up
hold the honor OF the American arms upon the battle
fields OF Mexico His public life has been long and full
OF mertequal IN ability and in devotion to that of any
OF the age. His nomination will be hailed With
loud acclaim by the people, from end OF the country
to tho other; and when the FIRST Monday OF November
next arrives be will be chosen to the Office OF President
OF the United States
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From the Albany Atlas.

NIbahy
Identified with schemes OF personal interest and ag
grandiZement--free 10 act the welfare of the whole
community shall relure-the candidates OF the democ-
racy placed before the country under auspices the
favorable full, vigorous, and cordial support of
the who constitute the buwark and defence of The
coniedeacy. We have the fullest confidence that will
command that support and though our opponents may
affect deride the strength of and candidates.
they will learn by repetition of the lessons Of the past
that when the democratic hosts forward in unison
aud harmony, their march is onward 10 victory.
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CANToN MaTrIsGsThs day per schooner staos-
" from New York
q pieces 6n quality "a Canton mating
10 do do 81 do do
10 do Ga
10 do do ~ checked do
3 do do cd do
The above goods of the quality,
prices. Also, good stock carpets rugs, oicloihs
VERIFY h MILLER,
Opposite Centre Market Pennsylvania avenue.
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ITO" H' fsu"@uH W. u Gazee
The ticket il strong one, and, far have bee
able to Judge receives The cordial appreciation OF the en-
tire democracy Of the Union as we'll Ms OF this State,
which will for the ticket the thirty five electoral
votes OF the Empire State. The democratic banner is
unfured 10 the breeze and IL only remains for the
when the great contest IL 10 take place which ia deter
mine whether the government shall be administered in
accordance with democratic principles shall he handed
over TO Sewardsm. Let the democracy go forward with
united 'front.' burying past differences and looking only
to the public good in the complete triumph of democratic
principles by the election OF the candidates who have
been presented by the chosen representatives Of the de-
mocracy of the nation. si4
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From the Newark EAGLE
Democrats oil New Jersey. your candidates are before
you They are both worthy OF your hearty support. Do
your duty, and the electoral vote Of your State will be
cast Tor them You have everything 10 encourage you
everything 10 stimulate you 10 united, harmonious, and
vigorous action Go into the contest with strong hearts
and willing hands, and victory is certain.
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Gen. PIERCE will be elected. No living man, with
the slightest political discernment, doubt that for
single instant The idol OF the democratic party in New
Hampshre-popuar throughout New England, and
wherever else he is knownhis name will have charm
with the democracy that shall cause its awakening en-
thusiasm spread like wdfre the entire country.
Mark words: with Franklin Pierce nominee
for the first Office in the world, shall role up MAORI
ties everywhere that will Brighten whggey out OF ex-
istence.
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From the Wilmington IN. O. Journal.

From the Wilmington IN o. Journal.
II is with unmxed pleasure and the fullest confidence
OF success that we place The ticket of "PIERcE and
kIHG' al the head OF columns. There is much in
the character and history OF both TO commend them TO
the enthusiastic support of southern men There is
consistent devotion 10 the principles OF the constitution,
steady opposition TO all the dangerous isms and
lional notions OF the day, and determination lend no
counenance to aggressions upon the right OF any.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-10

10 the course OF his administration. Neither time
servers. traitors. political trimmers spectators can
approach honest Frank Pierce.
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The democracy Of General PIERCE has always been OF
the soundest character He was an original Jackson
democrat and has varied the breadth OF hlr from
The known doctrines of bis party, He is warm com.
promise and Union man. in behalf OF which he is upon
the record, il we remember, in most beautiful and ofc
bic letter written after the passage OF the peace meas
ures, or pending the struggle thereon.
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Bank of the Metropolis,
Washington, June 4, 1879.
a general meeting of the stockholders Of held
~ VIC banking house Monday the 9th day OF July
w pu'poss o. electing trustees for the then ensuing
O'Clock, = ' = - 80 $500 = =
June 5-~eot2aJune dtsthJuly RID SMITH
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With the result of its deliberations we are satisfied
nay, are peased-and we unfurl the banner and nail
it TO The staff with the confident OF triumphant
result at the baot-box. In this not alone. All
with whom have convesed since the nomination have
expressed similar satisfaction True, many OF cii
zens had expressed preiereEce-some for Buchanan.
others for Cas-, Houston, ecwhle large portion cared
but little that good men chosen Some OF these
personal preferences strongly manifested but no dis
appointment has been experienced IN this quarter that
will interfere with and enthusiastic support OF
led, aud enter the arena with and harmony upon
our banner, and determination to conquer.
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Many, ourselves included may feel disappointed be
their preferred candidate has not received the
nation but venture TO that this natural feel
ing of regret will give way to unmxed sentiments OF
sfacton and delight at the choice OF man on whom tn
entre democracy OF the country concentrate hei
Strength and whose election 10 the presidential chair
as that he has been nominated We congratulate
the party the selection of their candidates nyinced
and be enthusiastically received throughout the country
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-12
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Transmitted FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
ARRIVAL OF THE FRANKLIN.
Four Days Later from Europe.
New YORK, Oct. IL.

New YORK, Oct. II.
The steamship Franklin arrived this morn.
ing, with Liverpool and SOUTHAMPTON dates
OF the Doth ult.
COMMERCIAL News
lotion active, with sales for four davs Of
oooo bales, at an advance of I'd. FLOUR
scarce and wanted. WHEAT active at Id de.
cline. CORN steady at former quotations.
The PROVISION market was dull.
MONEY market tight. CousoIs cIoSad y,
1901 TO 1909. Stocks fiat.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
ESGLAND.-Ihe American guano exped.
uon was creating great uneasiness in ENGLAND
ana Tears were expressed that it might lead to
hostile collision.
kANcE.-Louis Napoleon was still on his
journey, but met with some demonstrations of
a grave nature. At Marseiles an attempt was
made upon his life, by means of an Internal
machine. The instrument was composed Ct
20O gun barrels loaded with 1900 bullets. 7,
was secured by the police, and the parties en-.
gagged IN the plot were arrested.
Advices from Paris state that the first off.
cial act towards the consummafion Of the En-
pire, will take place at Tours on the 9Th NJ
October, when decree will be published for
the cOnvocation Of the Senate to examine and
report on addresses from the Departments in.
wiling the President to assume the Imperisl
title and dignity.
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JAMES N. TAYLOR, Auctr
SIxTEEN BUILDING LOTS In syn
BY james VI. Taylor.

VALUABLE PROPERTY ON 10TH
STREET, BETWEEN BROAD AND MAR
SHALL STREET-Three very desirable Res
licences and beautiful Lot for sale at
Aucticn.-Wil be sold on Friday, the ed Oc-
tober, commencing at O'Clock ID, upon the
premises those three very desirable residences Sit
uated on the west side OF 18th street, Broad
aad Marshall Streets and now occupied by Ae9srs
James Cowardin, VIM Fry and David Donnan
These houses are built in TIE most approved and
modern style, four stories high, with about eight
rooms EACH are in perfect order and contain every
convenience to De desired in geneel family resi-
dences After which, will be sold that very beauti.
ful lot OF ground, together with the i'm
thereon situated on l2,h street, its ntersecto
with Marshall street, fronting 50 feet and running
back l20 fees, in the part Of which lot (eaving
it Of sufficient depth for building purposes) stand
two tenemt hts fronting on Marshall street-and
these t,nemen;s now yie!din. very good rents.
TIL property, from its immediate proximity 70
the principal business parts of the city slso its
very retired and agreeable situation, together with
the very desirable character Of tho improvements,
DC som b Nee unusual inducements to those in want
Of sentesl residences, or who contemplate build
ing
1EkMs.-Oae fourth cash. ths balance in l, and
3years; the credit Payments to bssr interest pay.
able felai-anRually and secured By cesds Of usst
Geo JAMES n TAYLOR, Auc,.