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Transition Coal.

THIS rare and variety quite changed into
Al Se ee aeo on" soS viz soun Wales. rcS,
a Donsi Russia te Black sea and psuPmn aad L
The Asa pss : now %9sa Sp9a o. 9e %
Pennsylvania, and 90 the cities Of Baltimore
and wahng,on than the coal Of any Other rsron
temperature q The weather agd rs great m @
coal cleanliness Of the anthracite aud greater
Durability lhaa either L buas without making any 800, or
III eonsusd No, with me anthra especially
conmou troublesome practice sng their ashes obtain
burning transition coal thrre e 70 ra'f Tor ihs small
BE- burnt together sereened at a the dust only should be @ken
very impression exists with that the
heaps Goals the most economical for Ordinary purposes THIS
they sold by In Tsyor valuable work Stats
ba,a,ns ra ash Welded more heat fifteen
pound. Of heavy white ash coal making he REQ ssh % 70
these heavy Goals vii be asonhed ~ h
saving in burning the lighter kinds when tested
by the peis sht and suitable manner
An apprehension exists With some IVA, le e' pa ep1
greater daug be applied 20 Y an te coal naturally re-
y" made % ,eao~ed hickory or oak wood would equally
as absurd % apply Blast constantly 'os , ea as h, o nu
draush oug quantity Of coal than me tempe
cooking ranges Sc invented annually
this deuy but has never been done wih sue
COAL rGnsaion variety viii make beautiful IRE and
or stoves when his coal l. used daugh; be
lated BY dmpc In Introducing this new coal Tor me r nme
may greater tohe that the celebrated
burning rcd district, Potts
vie continuation s Dopphn rens, and they approach
value transition coah
Of con already been made the
District Of Columbia and tean be obtained at retail IRON he oo"
Jog persons ,,,-,.-
Wm r. Dove Washington. Woodfod sione, washington
r. M,g,uaer. + f ao Hunsbsxer n Co. do
w,a Il .gder 40 Myers A. Baker, Georgetown.
orders r mis- BY cargo well for the semi bnmi
mined by The Damphn and suquehanna
~' 'f ~ - = ADAMS FOSTER, Agent,
Once southwest Baltimore and South streets
B.LrImoRr, September le, 1854 t
Sep l6-deodlm .e.
pRESpsRvING sue just received in 100
psc crushed puvexed, ground ganu
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Hook Notice,

LfsRaRY HousK RrPnEsEsTArvEs,
Angus, "a, 1sSo
LARGE number Of books belonging this office, out
members Of le House, and others having them In teir
possession, respectfully requested them be returned
JOHN A. PARKER,
Aug 1--df Librarian House OF Representatives.
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lEtna Insurance Company, OF Uucn, New York.
Capital sl7oOOO.

HIGHLAND PLhIDs.-Tbis day opened
III 100 pieces Highland plad Of the exquisite qualities and
styles, for cbidrens Those desiring goods
class had better call at
100 pieces and menoes Of brightest
and best qualities
pieces mprnoes and mouuscncs, "neutra shades"
80 pieces hne "Pnrs josey hannes," all colors
100 pieces white 1annes all prices and qualities
40 pieces thin cassimeres and tweeds for bJys' pants
With goods, all proverbay low prices.
Terms cash, uncss arranged 70 the contrary.
articles, prices, fair dealing be relied in all
PERRY n BROTHER,
Sen d--6u Market.
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The Hon. VIM. R. King arrived in this city on yeser-
day evening, and took lodgings at Browns Hotel.
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HAVING JUST RErURNED FROM NEW YORK, ~
Ill call friends
the public generally inspection Of OF the
pee decidedly best selected stock Of French and
vcstngs have offered this
city, OF the notice and in my
usual elegant style, for the lowest cash prices.
WIN. TUCKER,
Pennsylvania avenue, between Az and 6h streets.
SEN
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Another Great whig Failure.

The Scott party has made another great failure 10 The
old keystone State. Every effort was tried to get up a
great demonstration at Lancaster Thursday, but the
masses refused to respond 10 the call Of the Scott man
ayers even IN the banner county OF the whig party.
Hitherto Lancaster county has been claimed for Scott
by majority of six thousand; bat despatch received
yesterday evening from most reliable source denom
naies The meeting "a magnificent faure," and states
that fourteen hundred the largest number counted
IN the procession" and that mor, than haJ came ra
tickets from Philadelphia" This is indeed the record Of
faiure-of complete and perfect failure Considerd
in connexion with that Of Harrisburg, proves that The
masses in Pennsylvania have sympathy with the
evil Influences which seek to gain control OF the gov
eminent by treaeherous appeals to their military ardor
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Indiana.

Some jealous wings in this locality aaec, 10 be entirely
confident Of carrying this State for General Scot, and in
order to iest their sincerity, are authorized BY demo
cra just from Indiana TO say that he would be glad 10
wager any amount. from hundred to FIVE thousand
vote Of this State in November next Any whiE anxious
to make such an investment will be accommodated BY
calling at this Office.
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T,HE Lost senses-Deafness and Kindness, by Dr.
L Kuo.
end accomplished writers The age revealing the Y Of me
sight hearing Ever since his boyhood, for than thirty
life Of activity scholar in Of
jeced His OF himself and his discriminating remarks
and are epets with profound thought on the interesting
phenomenon presented in The progress Of their mental
Krrro,s DAILY BIBLE ItLusrRAnoss Morning series vols
Vol. ]. Antediuvians and patriarchs.
2. Moses and the Judges
samuel saul, "a, and d David
a. solomon and the Kings.
Evening ys ssf job asss snd IL as %s Fossa ss Books.
2. Isaiah and the Prophets.
3. The Life and Death of our Lord.
For sale at in' CRAY GsD'i a1 aAILANTYNEs M % Bookstore
Sep lift 1t street, two doors above Odd Felows' Hail.
THE PURE IkINDJus received large invoice Of linen
e s 1 kinds Ds we 'anddy think
100 dozen good linen darer Ows " 81, a. 8 per dozen
. pieces fashioned linen sheetings wide
10 pieces hne table damask, al 50 cents per yard
endless variety Of fine damasks, Diapers
100 piece. Irish linens, from nm medium 1 to snperhae
goods Of all classes be had in this market
We offer especial Inducements to purchasers Of black goods
Fine bombasns black mernoe apaca and cacoes of choice
Is pieces fine and glossy black silks
40 bundles selee warm and fine black stockings for ladies'
aacar'ons new styles bonnet ribands
Also % expected the money for those bills that ought have
Terms cash. unless arranged to the contrary.
aee' 70" p'' m FERRY s IssS qn IN all
Sep 4-6df Opposite the Centre Market.
poRTo sUGARs-Fify-two hhds. fair to prime Porto
sepi4-iwif B: sEMNEs & BRo.
rEMENT, cEMENr.-Justr received
V 100 bols best New York cement
On hand, SO bbls. calcined plaster
100000 shingles
10000 laihs.
Sep l4-3eod M PEARSON & co.
EALL GooDs.-for wear new, nch and elegant
Just received by II. p. LoUDoN CO.,
Mems MERGERS and Tanors, Browns Hotel.
''Ghe Campaign Of Isas.n
THERE on hand little bundred copies of
H., he Campaign no. Of is political % paper published M G during
nent which entered into that contest faithfully recorded
s anS sts 81 states and the m e,oesednss ibe BAL
umore Conyenoa and Of the Philadelphia (wg Convention Of
be brought into discussion in the approaching campaign will be
the Campaign contains pages foo bound strong boards
with sheep backs and and win be sold the low
As tee copies hand, those who
wish to purchase may procure them at this office
June ll-eou
a1tna Insurance Company, of Uucn, New York.
Capital sl7o,OoO.
THIS company against damage by
public buildings In the and country, furniture,
stocks Of goods and merchandise generally so marine risks
and risks by steamboats, railroads. rivers and lakes taken on the
m syem Is equitable and safe and the directors have
surplus which, addition the capital stock OF
invested the careful enabling them present the
uneTceptonable naturalization those who
business wtn n n, company; 90,
cHARLks DE sELDrNG Agent
7th street, opposite ODD FeGows' Han.
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m. rsEu WING sue received 100
loaf crushed, puverized, ground
lated, and csn6ed sugars. 5. :. - - - - !,
priced sdesrr preserving purposes &C For sale by
GEO. A TH0s. PARKER A Co,
sept 7-sdfMws Opposite Brewns Hotel,
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Mr.. MALLORY, from the Committee on Naval Affairs,
10 whom referred report OF the Secretary Of the
Navy the comparative value OF anthracite and biiu
mnous Goals and resolutions OF the legislature OF Flori
ordered TO he printed.
Mr. SHIELDS, from The Committee on Military AZ
fairs, to whom were referred sundry memorials and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-27

quill en- sera reauis. II devrs METRE ladisposi-
tion de chacune des Chambres de PAssemblee
GeDkrale lie dit registre ct teutes les pieces jus
ticatives, toutes les minutes ct tous les papiers
relatifs D So place, ct if renplira en- outre tous
les autres devoirs qui mi seront imposes par Ia
Ioi -
Art. 59,LToutes les commissions seront IKE
cutees au nom ct per autorit6 de pEtst de 1a
Louisiane, ct seront scellees du sceau de1'Etat
ct signees par le eGouserneur.
Art. go = Les hommes ibres ct blancs de Get
Etat seront armes etdisciplines pour = d6fense,
mais ceux qui appartiennent des SOCIETIES refi-
gieuses don't les principes leur defendent de por-
ter les arIass, NY sereIt pas eontraints, etpaie-
roht equivalent de leur service personnel
r Art eliza milice de Get Etat sera orgapisee
de la maniere aui paraitra, par Ia suite, Ia plus
eonvenable Ia Legislature. -
Sur motion, la Convention s'sjourneaA demain
matin 9 heures ss4.,.s,.. tx 7 s,,..i 4. i,
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Art 38.-Le Pouvoir Executif Supreme de Get
Etat sera confe un premier magistrat qui au-
rale titre de 'sGouverneur de rEtat de la Loui-
siane." II occupera sa place pendant lie terme de
quatre annees ct, ainsi que le Lieutenant Gou-
verneur, don't Pelection Sc fera pour la meme du-
ree, il sera elu de Ia maniere suivante.
Les citoyens ayant le droit de voter pour les
Representants, eliront un Gouverneur ct un
Lieutenant Gouverneur aux temps ct leux fixes
pour pelection des Representants, les rapports
de chaque election seront scelles ct transmits par
le fonctionnaire ayant qualite l6gale pour faire
css rapports au seoretaire d'Etat qui les remet-
ira POrateur de la Chambre des Representans,
et le second jour de Ia session de rAssemblee
Generale, qui sera tenue lie plus prochainement
apres, les membres de pAssemblee Generate Sc
rsuniront dams le lieu des seances de la Cham
bre des Representants ct procederont rexa-
men 81 Remuneration des votes. LIE candidat
qai aura reeu le plus grand nombre de votes
nour la place de Gouyerneur, sera declare due
rment 3lu, mais 81 deux on plus de deux candi-
dsts ont recu en- nombre 6gal une majorite re-
latiye dss votes donnes pour 10 place de Gouyer-
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Sur motion de Mr.. Herron, ce substitut est
depose sur le bureau. .-..l..t.., s.a-
Mr.. Lapeyre propose de referer Particle au
Comite .du Departement de pExecutif Cette
motion est rejetee. +"
L'amendement de Mr.. Richardson de Ste
Marie est alors devant Ia Convention ct Mr..
Richardson du Ouachita demande qu'elle soft
deposee sur le bureau. Cette motion preyaut.
Sur motion de Mr.. Smart Particle est adopte
sans amendments. - ~'i
La Convention passe alors Particle SO de la
constitution, qui etc mis- lordre du jour pour
auJourd'hui, ainsi que le substitut, Pamende-
ment ct le sous -amendement don't il etait alors
question.
Mr.. Connely demande que la Convention soc.
cupe de la question prealable ct sd demande est
agreee. :,
LIE sous-amendement propose par Mr.. Jen.
mngs ct concu CONNIE suit est Pordre ct le Sc.
cretaire en- fait Ia lecture
6 Nul ne sera eligible 10 place de Gouyer.
neur sll ma attelnt fage de 80 ans ct sill ma
reside dams rEtat pendant les six annees oui
auront immediatement precede son election
Sur 10 motion d'adopter ce ous-amendement
on demande lappel nominal, ct
| NM. Akenhead, Avery, Andrews, Anderson
de Carroll, Bartlett, Bernard, Beard. Buisson
Castellanos, Campbell. Collens, Connely, Con.
rad, Davidson, Declouet, Dorsey, Douglas, Ed
wards de Washington, Farmer, Gardere, Guion
Hayes, Harris, Hargis, Hernandez, Hough
Hodges, Jennings, Jones, King de St. Landry
King de Jackson, Lapeyre, Leefe, Lobdell, Lyle
McIIhenny, Mathews d Orleans, Martin, Monge
Palfrey, Pearce, Richardson de Ouachita, Ko.
selius, Staes, Swazey, Shaw, Sibley, Tatman
Thompson, Williams ct Wilcoxon, 81 delegues
votent dams affirmative ct
NM. Addison, Besancon, Bradford, Beale
Bienvenu, Brother, Boyer, Bullard, Byrne
Carter, Cotton, Dalferes, Delony, Dosson, Du
four, Dufel, Edwards d'Orleans, Eggleston
Eustis, Hatch, Heron, Hebert, Hunt, Isaacks
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Eree. 81 National Convenlion.

PIrTsBuRo, August l2.-Mr Giddngs, chairman Of the
Commtce the Platform, reported series OF resolutions
which denounce slavery and the CON promise measures
and pledge the oppose the admission OF any more
slave They also kossus doctrine oil inter
vrnon and advocate cheap POSTAGE the election OF al
officers by The people, and river and hatbo Improvements
they designate tLetr parry The free democracy.
Mr.. Gerrit Smith, from the minority OF the committee
reported platform differing bat slightly from The above
except that il styles the party tue democratic league A.
speeches IRON Messrs Smith and Giddngs, this minor
y port Withdrawn and the majority report adopted
ny vote oil 1877 yeas 10 Ia nays
The then adjourned ill the afternoon and
TeassembIlng proeee ded 10 ballot for candidates.
Mr. Brigh Of Massachusetts, nominated Steph G. Pail
lips OF New Bedford.
The bai6ting then proceeded, and resulted follows
Joun L. Hale, 1872; Charles Durkee. 49,; c. Philips 1
3; - Goada. of Nav York, 2 New York voted "a foI
Hale, Tor Benton, or Ddrkee Tor Gerrt Sinh, and
Adams 1. Chase2 Both M iryand and Wisconsin frs
voted for Durkee, but subsequently, changed their for
Hale.
The convention then proceeded ballot for Vice Pes
Samuel Lewis, SO Joshua G,ddngs, l6; Thomas Ben.
ton. Il @ M Clay, 1; John M c Illins, 81 Geo. II. Sic
phens M nyand voted for Samuel Lewis; Pennsylva-
MIA for Lewis; Virginia voted 10 for Joshua Giddngs
New York Tor Evan, for Collins or Durkee, 10 toI
Lewis, and IL for Juian Kentucky voted IL Tor Julian
and tor Lewis.
Mr. Lewis addressed the convention, urging on his
friends the permission 10 Withdraw his He spoke
irny la praise Geo w Julian. OF Ind ana and, with
drawing, moved that ie convention unanin inously nom
nsie George w. Julian, OF Indiana, for the vice pres
dency
Several Oao delega objected, whilst others refused
force Mr.. Lewis the convention.
Mr. Harding, of Indiana stated that the first choice OF
Indiana Samuel Lewis, but Indiana accepted the
nigh honor proposed to be rendered to her.
second ballot was then commenced, and George w
Julian unanimously nominated for Vice President
with the OF from Pennsy
tour from New York, cast for Lewis.
| The nomination was then declared unanimous.
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~ ). .. meauIass, Aus,lon.sr.

l,HANcERY SALE or VALUABLE AND IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE, Capitol tih ia the cy 81 wAshhston-By
O deeee ol VI he District af CoiaLa
Washington mAds wherein John skivink
complainant and lslae Cruche is defendant te subscriber
appointed BY said will sell public The
premises, Friday, the 9Th Of August O'clock M
l numbered three (3 numbered
dsed and eish three oeS as The same distinguished
which
dwelling, eOltass
sIyle, with great and
sale purchase be IN
Of sale aud The residue in four
twelve, eighteen, and u
day of which deferred pug
chaser give bonds and security approved uss
the until full payment ua,
chase money and the Taueaon OF the sale court II The
complied within days sas
property resoid risk and the pachaSs
All convey ancing al the expense of the purchaser
A. AUSTIN SMITH, Trustee
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
July 29-3tawiwds Aucioneer.
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Aug oaw2w
United state. Patent Once,


IN the petition OF Elisha X Root Of Hartford Connecticut pray
for the extension OF granted
Decenbe 1888 for Improvement punching forming
OF hachets, sc for
sad paen which akes pacs the tenth day oDecembe sJ2
ordered that The said petition be heard the Patent ONCE
Monday, the FIRST s November ~ O'Clock,
notified
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required file In
Once their objections specially set forth In writing least
before the day OF All testimony hled by either
be used NJ the said hearing he transmitted
cordance with the rules OF the office, which will be furnished
plicaion.
Ordered also that this notice be published the National Inte
Republic, and Union, Washington, D. CT Inquirer, Phil
adepha Express New York city Albany sate Re
gster, Albany New York Couant Hartford, Connectcut
paiy Zee, Boston, Massachusetts, week for three
svc weeks previous the rs s OF November the day Of
hearing
THos, EwBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents
r. e. Editors o the above papers will copy their
bills TO the Patent Once, with containing this notice
Aug 4-law3w
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SECRETARIES.

Thomas Thornley,, W. w Davis, T. J. Gait w. n
Thomas, AMI J. G. Bertet
Mr.. Hoover briefly addressed the immense crowd as
sembed, returning thanks for tine honor conferred upon
him in selecting him to preside such auspcious
OCCASION and then introduced Hon A. w Yenable, OF
North Carolina who delivered an able and interesting
speech upon the issues that divide the parties and
pledged the Old North State, the victorious result OF the
election in which had met 10 celebrate, for an in.
creased majority for Pierce and KnI in November next
He was followed in eloquent and able addresses from
Hon. II. Hamlin OF Maine, Hon. A. c. Brown. OF Nj s.
sissppi Hon c. Sweetser, Of Ohio, Hon. J. Bfeckin
ridge Of Kentucky Hon. D. L Seymour, OF New York,
Hon F. McMullin, OF Virginia, and Robert OLD, esq
of Georgetown.
The speeches delivered by these gentlemen were re-
plee with eloquence, argument, and wit and sent thrills
Of pleasure into the hearts OF the vast assem-
bled on the ground
Daring the progress OF the meeting, PROFESSIONS from
the various wards OF the city were arriving, bearing
ransparencies with appropriate devices, and ever and
anon the stirring Of the Light Infantry band under
Professor Marsoelt. the loud boom of cannon the bril-
liant fight OF rockets, and the swelling chorus of re-
oicng, enlivened the scenesent thrill OF pleasure
through the assemby-6xed hopes and confirmed our
aniicipaons OF glorious result in November,he cleo
ton Of Pierce and King the candidates OF the peoples
party for President and Vice President OF the United
States.
The speeches made upon this occasion will, we trust,
appear hereafter, when the reporters notes shall have
been revised by the respective speakers.
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By ISRAEL & GREEN, Auotioneer~.
MAYoR's 0rrrcE,
Washington, August z, 1862


Washington, August Z, 1852.
DY authority Of Joint of
Board OF Common Lounc entitled joint resolution
Mayor sell the FISH wharf the OF srh
poved pad May, 1852 and of entitled
relation Fish wharf" approved 5h August, 1852
will be sale highest bidder public auction
Tuesday l7h August 1882 O'Clock premises
H. 49, ~ 23 a. and 25,
the wharf attached thereto.
This the foot OF Sixth
/" Corporation Fish Wharf"
Terms OF cash the balance 10 three equal
H. and e MONTHS
secured by deed Of trust on the property.
John w. MAURY Mayor.
isRAEE. n GREEN.
Aug e-dtd Aucioneers.
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University OF Virginia.

TIRE o Medica university OF
Virginia, having by the resignation II.
Rogers appointment on II w be made by
2Jh Of September Communications
addressed ostage paid the chairman the faculty
University OF Virginia.
The besides dwelling house and
0f thousand dollars
ton 10 exceeding thousand dollars.
UNIVERSITY NIRoISIr, August 10, 1854
GEsSNER HARRISON,
Aug lA-Qaw2w Chairman Of Facu
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on BOTH sIDEs--Tbe London Times at first spoke
well OF General Pierce and his party. In subsequent
article says speaking of the two parties; "0ur own
sympaihies and opnions must ever lean to the more
moderate and enlightened OF these parties. who are
guardians Of federal tradition, the friends OF peace and
the opponents OF slavery" The wings won't thank the
Times for this puf and expression OF its sympathy.
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nv ,. G. Mcguire. Auo,,onser.

GALE OF VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY Ar AUCTION
y Monday afternoon l6 O'Clock premises
valuable propey situated the uf
Tenh Streets fronting by IS feet Tenth
lots the consisting
large fame earpsnters shop aud two small brick back bodng
arranged admit Of houses 10 be erected in font
tvostory frame dwelling house the opposite
corner occupied by Or Tyson drug stor with
the attached, running back to New York avenue.
The offers opportunity Of securing OF tho fnes
property in Washington,
Terms cash, residue in G. o and ls months
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Aug sd Auctoneer.
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Rr A. GREEN. Anotionr.r.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.-on FIJI
day the 2th instant, shall sell the premises O'Clock
and belonging OF Mrs. shields,
ceased north H. between 9th and m being
OF lot No No 457 bnying front Of I9
inches by % deep The hou~e, eight
rooms, and good wood house the back the lot
Terms une third cash balance credit Of six and
months the purchaser give sa,sc,ony endorsed ban
the OF Upon The full payment the
satisfactory deed VIII be given Title indi-punble.
Aug I3-6tsds = A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
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PASSENGERS carried Washington Bs.
TO Norfolk, Portsmouth, Old Poin reduced fare Of
~ Iake hs m train from his city, and you breakfast next
morning in Norfolk The railroad Baltimore
free The Chesapeake
with the reliable commanders especial
mark that human life has sacrificed this old and
avoue route This under OF M N
Fails esq, and carries the United States mal,
Aug IA
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DIED,

Very suddenly, Detroit evening Friday 9Th instant
Mrs NARY siBLEY, wife of CHAs s. ADAMS esq, id the 39th
year Of her -
The decease Of this aniabe excellent lady,
stances peculiarly distressing, has et wide this
nifty and large circle of relatives and friends,
greatly eRdcared by cxceences OF
to her loss Her afflicted
been married something than
fully and suddenly bere of the Of his
of his and the
that though the nsaate Archer made his approach suddenly
as it like thief the nght he did unpe
pared Death had been often her thoughts
she ready the spirit
bassng In the smiles OF that Saviour
served here, in the mansions of the best above.
Mrs daughter Sbey sister
of Major E. s. sibley, of the United
ley NJ G., from Minnesota; and Mrs. O. O. Towhdge, this
She member of Protestant Episcopal Church.
communion and, by the purity of walk
evinced 70 The world around the truth
she professed.
On the evening OF Thursday
Mrs CLARE, in this city, ANN MARY,
esq aud daughter of the late Col r. r. W. ysso
Maryland, in the 25th year OF her age.
The deceased leaves behind group of interesting children
husband, circle relatives and friends
to her early departure the untred
land.
Thus has passed In the bloom Of womanhood
ahectionate wife, and a sincere and conGding friend.
Friday morning. August weeks Illness PRIs-
CIA LOUISA aged y monhs daughter Of Dr. c. H.
I LA Z. VAN PATrgs.
The friends of the family invited
! O'Clock, this Saturday morning.
(Gettyburs tPa) and Schenectady tN W noe
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON r, BETWEEN SIXTH AND
v Sr.yENIH II STREE Is, AT AUCTiON.-Oa "Wednesday he
leh nst shall sell premises O'clock part No
inches running back 59 feet inch sooot alley The
described property dsome located immediate vicinity
Of he Patent Odee considered nns.t
building for sale in Washington and will be divided re-
quiTed at sale,
Terms One third cash balance ia and years The pur.
chaser for III. deferred nom
day OF sale deed given, ald deed OF taken Te nds
putabe A. GREEN,
Aug i1-6t Aueuoneer.