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BOA certain Tract of land

township IL, range IA, east west of the Missis-
sippi riler, containing one hundred and fifty
seven 4II0o acres, according to patent No 2o6l'
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init Scott Meeting.

BosToN, July IA meeting Of Wings OPP
posed to the ratification OF Gen. Scott's nom.
nation. was held this evening. at Faneui Hall
The saloon was about two-ihirds full. Heury
Williams presided, and the Rev. Hubbard
Winslow was the principal orator. The ora
tor declared that Dir. Webster. aside from Mr.
Fillmore, was the only man that could com
mand the vote ofthe South. He lauded Web.
steT, aid characterized as unwise and impoli
tic the action of the Baltimore Convention
As political demonstration, the meeting il
considered failure. Resolutions were adopt.
ed 10 call a convention without regard to party
to nominate Mr.. Webster, and appointing q
committee TO draft an address TO his friends in
the several States.
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THE la ES 4 NE NJ

p,,,r,cAL ArrAtRs.--We extract the FOL
lowing from the Washington correspondence
Of the Baltimore Sun:
tbeleve, / can say without fear OF being
.,n,rsdic,ed, that Mr.. Webster will not accept
To- noo,;na,ion Tor the Presidency rendered
h;n, bv the Native American Convention of
Trcn,on. New Jersey. Neither will Commo.
Acre stockton accept such nomination.
A. Webster is. from the sole of his feet TO
The hair of his head, national man, and will
neither Join geographical party, nor sect.
This is The very reason why he has not been
nominated at Baltimore.
Ills stated that Mr.. Cri,,enden will go as
Minister TO Eng LAND. This is to be understood
a. a refusal. on The part OF Mr.. Webster, to
sccep, the appointment.
The Collins amendment will yet pass. from
national couside, atoms. 1t is uncomfortable
,ba, lis passage should have been so seriously
onposed. We cannot he a great country With
oui commerce, aud commerce cannot flourish
without navigation. The greatest naval pow
ers have always been The most commercial
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Political Troubles IN Georgia.

CHARLESTON, July THE Savannah Re.
publican publishes letter from Charles L.
Jackson. declining To support either the Wing
or Democratic presidential nominees. The
Republican thinks that General Scott cannot
get an electoral ticket in Georgia without the
aid of Mr.. jackson, aud that as the Union De-
luocra,s will certainly have ticket of their
own. the wings can then decide whether TO sup
mort it or nominate another ticket of their own.
The Hon. Alex. II. Stephens publishes a
letter in the Augusta papers, recommending
the nomination of an Independent Union ticket.
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The Day Triai-A Maryland Secretary Of
the Nary.

WASHINGTON, july S.-The trial of Day,
for the murder of his wife, is now in progress,
full jury having been empaneled to-day
One witness was examined, and his testimony
was substantially the same as in the previous
trial.
Iii generally understood that Judge Cham
bers, Of Maryland, will succeed Mr.. Graham
in the Navy Department.
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HANDSOME PRIVATE DwRLLTN.
BY JAMES nj. TAYLOR.

N
DRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON UNION
u HILL, AT AUCTION.-Wilb be sold, on Fri.
day next. the 10th inst, commencing at 81 o.
clock, P. NJ, the House and Lot on Union Hpear
the residence of o Strecker, ESQ.,, snd occupied
by j. Pearson, Esq. The house has been recent.
iy built, has or rooms with basement and is
in good order. The lot is OF good size and lies
well. This property is beautifully located in the
most pleasant portion of the Hill.
Terms liberal.
jy 10 JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auctr
TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT ON
Il UNION HlLL.-By virtue of a deed of trust
executed By John w. Chdress to the subscriber,
as trustee 10 secure the payment of certain sum
OF money mentioned ereir, and at the request OF
the benz fciary therein, shall offer at public auc
ton. on Friday, the 18th july the property con
veyed by said deed, being Lot of Ground situated
on the north side of Venable street, near the Me.
chanicsville Turnpike. 22s feet, and running back
l20 feet to IL foot alley.
The terms will be announced at the sale
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee
After the above, will be sold two beautiful Lots
one fronting Al 2 feet on the nsrth side OF Vena-
bic stxeet near Elijah Baker, Esq's adjoining the
profDfty of Mr.. Meye and running back l55 feet
to 20 foot alley and the other fronting Al l2 feet
on the street north OF Venabe street, and runnidg
back l55 feet These are really pretty Lots, and
if improved, would pay handsome per cent
Terms at sale.
jy9 JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auct
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Vermont Democratic State Conrention.
BURLINGTON. VI, July S.-The Democrat
&c State Convention assembled here to-day,
and made The following nominations:-
For GoverHor-John F. Robinson.
Lieut.. decentralization T.. kidder.
TreHsurer-John A. Page,
Electors for the State at Large-Step'n s,
Reyes and Lucius Peck.
The Baltimore Democratic Platform was
fully endorsed
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Gen. Haynau, the Austrian butcher, spent
the past winter at Graefenberg, where he was
cured of dropsy in the feet, after taking thirty
cold wet sheets day in December, without fire
IN his room. He is said 10 be about 60 years
of age, quite feeble, with white moustache and
beard. He has purchased an estate in Hun
gary a. 100000 forms.
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Congress-.

WASHINGTON, July 9.
The SENATE agreed To postpone private bills
10 take up the bill providing for the better secu
rity of life on steamboats,.
lnthe HOUSE, after brief discussion on the
Postage bill, the Deficiency bill was taken up.
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DOUND BGOkS.-In addition to my large
- and superior stock of NOVELS, MAGAZINES
and NEWSPAPERS, there may always be found
on hand at my PERIODICAL DEPOT, l09 IL
Broad street, small but select assortment OF
BOUND BOOKS. embracing all the newest publ
cations and standard works by the most popular
authors. A fine assortment of STATIONERY,
SCHOOL BOOKS and MUSIC is also kept con.
stanty hand, Tor sale either wholesale or retail.
Particular attention paid to orders and subscrip-
tons received to all the NEWSPAPERS and MAG.
AZlNES, foreign and domestic.
THOMAS II. GRESHAM
Cheap Publication Dealer, 1904 Broad street,
jy 10 Opposite Broad street Hotel
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massachusetts, Free Soil Convention.
WORCESTER, July 1.-THE Massachusetts
Free Soil Convention adjourned sine die at q
late hour last night, after electing delegates to
the Free Soil Convention, TO be held OF Pitts.
burg on the IIlh of August.
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WORLD S FAIR AT New YoRK.-By letters
from the Turkish Ambassador received in this
country, 1t appears that arrangements are max
ing for sending a Turkish steam-frigate to
fabrics of Turkey, for the exhibition at the new
Crystal Palace.
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Extra Session Ner;ocu fonress

LIIFU SeSSl0N 1HeIfuCH COHTESS,
NEW ORLEANS, July 6 Dates have been
received from the city of Mexico to the 18TH
The government has called an extra session
ofCongress.
Two millions and half of the American in
dennity had been paid TO British landholders,
and was TO leave Mexico on the 18th.
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MIR. G. w. Carlyle Whiting, of Virginia, has
become a member of the firm of Selden, With
ers GO, in the Banking business in Wash
IngtOn.
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Guberuatoriof Nomination.

oHUtT NtttUT tUE 1NUUfINUEtUW.
MONTPELIER, VI, July Slh.-The Wing
State Convention has nominated Erastus Fair
banks for Governor, and Mr.. kitridge for Lieu
tenant Governor of Vermont.
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Preparations for the Reception of Mr.. Web
Ster at Boston

BosroS, July S.-Mr. Webster is expected
to arrive in this city tomorrow, and the most
extensive preparations are making for public
reception There is to be an immense civic
procession of his friends, and all manner of
business will be suspended after u O'Clock TO-
morrow. Hon. Rufus Choate is to deliver the
address of welcome
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AtIcTIln


= = 10y ~ = - ~
CMALL Fam o. TIL NxygDH1Don|
R01 SALE AT AUcTfON -Ths sukscribsr in,
tending 70 remove from Virginia. win exposs q
puahe auctiou on the premieo1, On Tuoo1oy. a.
S - dsy Of July 1857. commanding at So'eluek p
:. nis Farm on the New Bridge hosd, two miles
Easf ct Richmond. containing s. acres-of whish,
about one half Is cleared, balance il wood-mossiv
pine, cedar, and oak
Ine Improvements conssst ofa dwelling, fneariy
49, nasfne Tour rooms, besides kitchen, barn,
isrs -. Inc piace 10 well supplied with excel.
houses = sooo iocs1ons sor see
70 AHnMs.-onefourth cash; balance n 6. 10. and
40 Mon,as Tor nseotiable notes. iutcress added.
NJ s = = 1onDIN. " 10.
SHALL TENESIE NJ ON GOyRpNoR
be sold on THURSDAY AFTERNOON T. .m ,s,h
July, 1852, upon the premises. eommenciny ~ <
O'Clock, the Tenement on Governor street No. =.
the occupancy of Messrs. P. N Taab 4 Son Ths
lot fronts p feet runs back about SO feet.
TERMs-One third cash, balance at aix and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest added
secured by trust deed, or title retained.
jy9 w. GODDIE, Auctioneer.
HANDSOME PRIVATE DWRLLINas
III ON 18TH STREET, BETWEEN GRACE
AND BROAD STREETS.-Will be sold on FRI
day afternoon, 10th day OF July. 1882, upon the
premises, commencing at o'clock, the residence
now in the occupancy of Mr. James L Eye, situated
on the East line of 18th. between Grace and Broad
streets the lot fronts "a feet runs back about 100
feet to an 3 ley; and has upon il dwelling con
tanning six rooms, exclusive of kitchen, which is
in the basement) and large wooden stable, all of
which have been built withina few years. and are
now in perfect repair.
TERMS One fourth cash: balance at s, IL and
10 months for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by trust deed or title retained.
jy9 W. GODDiN Auct
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ERENCH CUNeUL's HOUSEHOLD
Il AND KITCHEN URNITURE AT AUCTION.
NJ Paul French ConsuL) about leaving the city,
will sell on Monday, the 18th OF July, 1852, his
househo d and tchen Furniture mosty new and
some very fine, consisting in part of Centre Tables,
Gard Tables, Sofas, hooking Chairs, &c; also
Feather Beds, Bedsteads, Chairs, Glass and China
Ware, sc &c. Tna sale viii take place at his resi-
dence on 5th street, Mr. George aylors, at 10
O'Clock.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, July 9.
Sales of 1000 bbls. FLOUR at $4.12. GRAIN
nnchanced
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- tslszAyR ~ M>.,
MoNrarar I,,.

49, ~ = Ake IN Alootreal-D1ure thar
500 snsildiasa Burnt.
A,....., MosrRKAL, July s. I
,, n'sIr'ole Are broke OUT 10 this city yesterday
: o'"''s ~ ~ o'clock, n the corner Of St.
.ssnce and 81, Catherine's streets. and i
sun raging. An immense number of hu;,a-
'ngs nave been destroyed, including Corn.
wallis Terrace, Bishops Church and p,l.c.
the City Market. Cattle Market and Hoan;,,,
SECOND DIspATcH.
m ST.. JoHs's, July 9.
Inc hfe was still raging in Montreal at four
O'Clock sh's morning. II is reported thlt the
military barracks, Donnegafs hotel, Theatre
aud Dalhousie square have been DESTROYED.
comprising in all more than three hundred
buildings. The distress that prevails il
beyond description.
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FAuQuIkK sPRINGs.

xAxNA FAUQUIkR SPkINGS.-
&Ss& VlaGA CENTRAL RAILROAD
AND s,TAGE LISE.-Fare reduced to S3,
from Richmond TO the Fauquier White Sulphur
Springs
Leaves Richmond at o l-2 o'clock A. d !, ON Tues
days, Thursdays ond Saturdays, by the Va Central
Railroad to Gordonsville, thence by stages to the
Springs. Leaves the Springs ON Tuesdays. Thurs
days and Saturdays at o'clock P. NJ, and arrives
in Richmond next day BY 2o'clock NJ.
Passengers win md this pleasant and very com.
Portable route as the cars, coaches and teams are
ali good and the conductors and drivers not only
sgeady and attentive, but gentlemen.
E Servants are charged fu. fare On the
Stage
Es Seats can be secured at the Central Raj!
road ofile In Richmond, and o. D. " Psitie a. ihs
Springs
jy 7-d4w r. P SAWYER.
6 HAKP,s GRUUND PLASTER, fseah
- ground and pure, 10 sale by
jy9 JOHN Il. CT AlDoREE.
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MIR. Webster and the Presidency.
New YnRK Inlx O

NEW YORK, July 9.
MIR. Webster yesterday, in conversation with
MIR. Tallmadge, deprecated the further use of
his name, in connection with the Presidency
and avowed himself for the regular Wing nomi.
nations.
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT 4 CO.
NV CnanS II La. UnNNEmS Rc

khF GUUUS. In rs, BONNETS, &C..
II Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.-On
next Tuesday morning. the 18th inst, com.
mencing at half past o'clock, we shall sell at pub.
lie auction, at our store, for and on account of
whom 1t may concern:
A large lot Of seasouable Dry Goods, such as Cal.
icoes, Lawns, Alpacas striped Silks, Cashmeres,
Shawls, Irish Linens, Linen Diaper, Drilings,
Pocket Sllk and bead Hdkfs, &c, &c, &c.
ALSO, large assortment of Hats, such as Panama,
single and double Palm Children's and Meme
Braid, Leghorn, and China Pearl.
Also, large assortment of trimmed and untrim.
med Bonnets.
Sale peremptory. Terms at sale
iyl0 ALEXANDER MOTT e. CO, Auct
NLASSWARn ar AUCTION.-Gn next
u Saturday morning, commencing at half past
O'CLOCK, we shall sell at public auction copsign-
ment of Al boxes Glassware, Of the following STYLES
and patterns direct from one OF the Wheeling man.
utacturers, TO try this market. viz:
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SMITHS LOTTERY OFFICE,
No. liz Broad Street, Shockoe Hill, opposite Fred
erickshurg DenOf.

For To.Day.-urand Consolidated, Is. Cap
itsls: l S36 100, of lS 600, l 5000, of 1000,
100 of 750 1872 of 800. 20 numbers, l3 drawn
Tickets $40, shares in proportion.
Also, Patapsco, 19l-Capitals: I of $4,000, 5 of
1000, &c. IS numbers, u drawn. Tickets ST.
shares in proportion
nv 24-Im SMITH.
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BY GEORGE J. SUMMER, Auct.

BY GEORGE J. SUMMER, Auct.
OFFENSIVE SALE OF lew AND
e. FASHIONA BILE FURNITURE AT AUG
TON On Wednesday morning next, l4th
July commencing at 10 O'Clock, will De sold at
auction. a large and desirable assortment of new
and fashionable Furniture. now ia storage and open
for examination, at the Wareroom OF Mr. losn Da.
Wis on Governor street consisting OF Marble and
Mshngsny top Bureaus and Caoinets, Centre Ia
bes, CARD Tables, Secretaries, Rocking Chairs,
Nurse Chairs, Mahogany Parlor Chairs, Sofas. Ma
hogany Tstea Tetes; City made Mahogany Ward
robes. dc Ladies' Cabinet Bureaus, French Bed
steads Sideb ards Cane. seat Chairs. &c, &C.
Terms An sums under $50 cash; over $50,
months credit ON good and approved negotiable
notes Sale conduct, by
ive GEo. j SUMNER. Auct
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT Il co.

AUCTION SALE.-DRY GOODS, GROCE
IA RIES, QUEEN AND GLASS WARE, Ii
QUORS OF ALL KINDS-The advertiser intends
changing his business, viii offer for sale, on Mon.
day MorDing, l2h July, at half past o'clock, at
his store, ON Broad street., opposite Brook Avenue,
the following goods, viz: Dry Goods, Groceries,
OF all kinds Queen and Glass Ware, Hats, Boots,
and Shoes, good stock, Liquors, of all kinds, lot
OF Oats and Corn, &c.
TERMS made known on day of SALE
WILLIAM J. CHICK.
Sale conducted bv ALEX NorT Co. jv9
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| AND FOR SALE.-We offer tor sale about
IL 100 acres of land in Henrico county, about &C.
ven miles north of the city-one half of which il
cleared-the balance wooded that enough wood
might be spared from it to pay for the land 1t lies
wells conveniently situated and is of good quail
ity. 1t is without improvements and will be priced
accordingly. Apply early.
TOLER e. COOK,
le Is General Agents
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death no REACHES, RATS AND
- MICE These terrible pests to all good
housekeepers may be gotten lid OF by the use of
one box of BURGESS Il cos ROACH, RAT AND
MUUSn EXTERMINATOR This article has been
tried all over the country, and testimonials OF its
efficacy furnished by numerous respectable per-
sons Price only 25 cents box For sale w1ole
sale and retail, by THOS. II GRESHAM,
jy 10 Periodical Dealer Broad street
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(tITY BATHS. No. 119 Main Street.
~ c. BECK takes pleasure in calling the atten.
ton OF the public to his BATHS, SO long known rs
the City Baths " They are open every day from
EUR rise until Ii o'clock, p NJ. jy l0-lt
Collected MEDICINEs.-BENNE IL
~ BEERS, Drugg ists, No l25 Main street, return
their thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed on
them. and take tits occasion to inform their friends
aud the public that they still endeavor to keep con-
stan ly On hand only the purest and best medl-
cipes 10 be had, which they furnish at no higher
rates than s charged for Srtices OF more Inferior
quality. Among their stock will be found, Her.
rugs Blue Mass Howard's London Calornel; all OF
Mander's, Bigger's, Aliens anG HaskelFs selected
Powders; Extracts and Chemical preparations,
which cannot be surpassed for purity and effects.
Extra TURKEY Rhuoarb, powdered; Hyd Potass,
sud every article usually found in well regulated
Drug House. Our personal attention ls given TO
conP0auGing aud dispensing prescriptions IN the
neatest and best manner, and at reasonable charges
CITY and country ply sicisns supplied on low
.erms. jy 10.
~ II. I've are still selling choice TEAS at
very low p.ices Best Gunpowder and I'm.
peral Teas sell at ST. usually sold at 81 So aud
we will sell Tea at rs cents that will compare with
any dollar Tel in the city. We only charge 50
cents for the best Black Tea. The reason we can
sell cheaper than any other retail house is this, we
select the ehsicest Teas from the cargo, and bring
them direct from the importer to the consumer
saving our customers seve al profits, as Teas gene
rally pass through three or four hands before they
reach the retailer In Richmond. Samples free to
try HULST a. KING,
~ l0--6t Old Market, and 232 Broad street
A COOK FOR HIRR.-We have middle
\ aged Man, who is said - be an excellent COOK,
whom we would hire out for the balance OF the
year TOLER a. COOK,
jyI0 General Agents.
DiCkLED have justopened
two tierces Of new No. Salmon, retailing at
only 10 cents per pound Persons wishing prime
article, viii please CT b soon at
HULsT a. KINGS,
yyl0 Old Market and 232 B cad street.
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PIANO FURT Il SD. II.
rAYT0R lie CONSTANTLY yeceivfnQ

x.-l PIANO EUKT 81 SIT
TAYLOR is constantly Receiving
HI 0surerior Pieno Fortes rom Num-
W Clark, and other celebrated max
ers and asks the ait ntion OF parchasersto his
Stock, which ne viii warrant and VIII sell at very
moderate prices
Pianos repaired, Tuned, let on hire, and takea
in exchange a. his Piano Forte sne music Store,
je2l-ts i6O Main street.
MAKE NOTICE -Grear Reduction IN
j Prices.-As the seas on is far advancing. will
now offer my entire stock Of Dry Goods and Fancy
Articles at great reduced prices. Those WishtSseo
give me call and satisfy themselves asaeaa
Also, another lot OF those well Known patent
Roanoke. HENRY ROsENfELD,
Ps-AlI persons indebted to the late c0ncern Of
HENRY ROsENFELD l. BRO vii please com.
forward and settle their accounts longer tnduI
gencr cannot be given. YIN
1vLOTHING, CLUTHlNta.--oloCKE FOR
" SALE, sTOnE Fur REkT-SELLiNe OUT
TO CT OSE BUSINESs.--The subscrber having
determined to discontinue his present business, VIII,
during the month of July, close out pc entre
stock without regard to coss, consisting o. TIE usual
variety found ia Q clothing and grntiemans faf'
nishing store The stock u large ana sesaonsoe;
and 10 all persons In unusual opportunity
is offered of supplying themselves at macn Hess
than the usual rates
The store il for rent II il Of the best stands
0im0kt
PHILIP D0RnIk, No 30 Main Of,
iy7-Ims Next door TO Purcell, Laid z 20. 6.
E.LTERING sTONks, % 50.--Jnst re-
il received, q very superior lot OF Malta Fiifering
stones for purifying Jsmes liver Water q ibe ex-
ceedng low price Of q so; al qnca, Gefo'e
Wa-6s Ho7e, China Hall
E4--GnS Canal OPEN On and alter
Monday next our boats VIII run
u''-s . BOYD, EDMOND DAVENPORT.
jy1-6t
oTORAGE.-Guan sugar, moIasses. fish, DC,
C received Oh storage in the large cellar under the
Virginia Central Railroad Depot;
~ 3-1n AUkTEk. Agent
500BAGs KIO ahEEN COFFEE, IN
o iys ''0ss ana i0' 'A's Il Fay & mccAaDLIsH.
nIL.-30 sbls Machinery Retned on, tor saie
iys FRY MccANDLlsa
nUiCKsiLVkR--l5fIssk s QaickaalysF just
Sck 10 hand ana icr sale law 81
jya @. q. sTRECkER.
ARDS pals NEE .auiily Lard. received, for
iys RM. BURTON.
DEPsiN.-Liquid and Powder, 70. ale y
REnnErx z $3.50 $3.50.
IU CHEESE, just received snd 70 80 a2rEs
nIARRH0A UURBD IN ~ 1n "
i IL nv The nee sc IL, ehnlsra Nfxtefe soao ~
sEHeETT 4 BEEK5, prnggsss,
to No Ias nsIa erect
nXMPT0N's vEaETzsIE riNc-
a ausf' is ssy M z ssEss. Dlssgi..s
N rs. N0R9Is' CkDAN - p1s =
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I IFE OF GENERAL SCOTIA Ro-
IL nance of Life in New York; or the Secret
Order of the VII, by the author of "Arel Parsons,
Brothers Revenge" &c, beautifully illustrated.
IS cents
Lie and Services OF General Winfield Scott. in.
GLIDING the siege of Vera Cruz, the battle OF Ger
70 Gordo and the battles in the Valley Of Mexico,
TO the conclusion Of peace ard his return to the
United Ststes-by Edward D Mansfield, Esq with
eneravngs-Sl
B4autilnl Portraits of Scott and Graham, end
Pierce and king-l2 Ice
New Conference.-The
The Life OF Winfield Scott, cheap edition-25c
For sale at rhe Exchange Bookstore.
ivq G. NJ WEST IL BRO.
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'NHE SUBSCRIBE ERs, proposing to sell
l. the remainder of their stock OF DRY GOODS
and HARDWARE, at auction, the close of the
present month, will until that time, offer their still
large assortment at such prices will furnish
great bargains in both Summer and Winter goods
THOMAS d. CHARLES ELLIS a. CO,
ly 10 LOG Main street
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SNEE D,, SUrERIUH FAiiiLi rLoun,
- for sale by na,,,,
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CITY BATHS, No. 1I9 Main Street.
~ c. BECK takes pleasure in calling the atten.
the City Baths" They are open every day, from
Sur rise until Ii O'Clock p NJ jy 10-1t
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- OUGHING 1T IN THE BUSH; or,
HI Lite i'll Canada, by Susanna Noodle vol
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