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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-21

L,OR LIVERPOOL.-United SlsI'
Il Nail steamship ATLANTIC, Captain Jsne' W. ss,
This steamer will depart with the u. T. Mails 70. - -
positively on SATURDAY, July "a at 70 0soek NJ a
her berth al the foot Canalst No berth secures ~
for FOR freight passage having unequsled soSa'~
tons tor elegance and comfort, apply TO "a
EDW. X COLLINS co, No. N.Sssrs
The steamship ARCTIC will succeed the AIl4a''
and sail August T. 1852
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MACHINERY for SALE, viz:
ONGER,S SEWING MACHINE

~ Lsborssvpg Mschines-ln this age Of progress and
wise doings anything which tends TO seorate the ndi
lion OF our humanity readily receives the attention
and sanction OF the philanthTopcthe rich the poor the
Jew and gentle Never has the inventive genius Of
done more for the benefit Of all since the days OF
Buttons incipent experiments the worldwide OF
steam than has In the introduction Of SINGERS Patent
Sewing Machines with which all kinds Of sewing exc
cuted In beautiful ard satisfactory manner the apparatus
is durable In all its parts is simple and easy in its operation
superior machine before offered 10 the public for
sewing purposes Principal Office No 25S Broadway where
the public are invited to examine them
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CTEAMPACKING-- TYER &HELM'S

~ PATEET--20,000 lbs. In store, different thick.
nesses The quality Of this article which will ftand
near 100 degrees higher heat than any other rubber has been
tested for two years The American and British
steamships and those gone to California 1t with entire
approval The undersigned will warrant this new patent
packing to give entire satisfaction In every case No person
bat the undersigned the zinc In the manufacture OF
rubber and no other kind will stand high heat Ware
house No q Courtandts All orders addressed TO the
manufacturer and owner Of Tyer Helms Patent
HORACE II. DAY.
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EXCURSIONS for JULY, 1852, for
H SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH, OCEAN
HOUSE, HIGHLAND HOUSE, PORT WASHINGTON
MOUNTS ana BROWHS DOCK (Mddetownl .nl As
intermediate places when practicable, aud RED BANK
The new, elegant and commOdlOus steamer GOLDEN
GATE Cspt. Foreman White, will leave Newton ho,u
RobinsoD-st. North River) as follows;
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A USTRALIA, AUSTRALIA.-Regu.

A USTRALIA, AUSTRALlA.-Regu-
IA lar line Of Packets for Port Philip and sytas, IN
subscribers viii dispatch the fastsans add vonn fsNS
MADISON ON the Ist of August. (the above vessiter
handed by an experienced master who has been msaI
In the Australian rsde;) the accommodations are m1ena.
well adapted for families single persons Thoss smbf
Ing for the gold regions shOulc make early sppna
20 secure berths Ia number being already engaged Va
freight or passage apply on pier No ~ East Hisei
BUTLER BROTHERS, Australian Packet Once No y
and ll8 Soutb.st
NB-The tariff Of duties on goods imported into Aats
lis can be seen AZ the Office of the subscribers
EXCURSION to EUROPE and BACE
~ in FORTY DAYs.-The LIVERPOOL and PHk
ADELPHlA STEAMSHIP co. intend sailing thar %
Steamships as follows
CITY OF mANonEsTER, sia5, Capt. Ros,r. Lea4s
FROM PmLADEIPHIs'
CITY OF MANCHEsrER.. ...... Saturday, July =.
CIV ~ az mINSMEsTiv;ip; 'SstuiesS As
Gay or GLASGOW Saturday, oet &
- - - FROM LIVERPOOL. - a
CITY 0F GLASGOW ..... Wednesday jsy
CITY OF nANChESTER... ."... "Wednesday Aas =
CITY OF GLASGOW "Wednesday sept
CITY or MANCHESTER .. ..... "Wednesday SEPT z
''hf " 'IA's RATES or PXssA wisn''''' vs.
saloon sSc' Saloon si eS sia..'ss.a
:. 'ocSs$ S S %sa%s ~
'' THIRD-CLAss PASSENGERS
A limited number OF thlId-cess passengers viii y ~
from Philadelphia and Liverpool and found 10 proyias
srsm Philsdephis. so From Liverpool. IS fdsS
sreisht on hne goods 6Oi per tun and cOaIe gcodi
ware, &c, viii be taken subject 20 agreement -.
N. b. b the late alterations in the sailing Of bss 80
ers, ana the facilities tor quick travelling By ulose
steamers In Europe, these 10 whom time Ia sn oesa =
visit Great Britain, Ireland, and the prncipa e05rosn
cities, allowing them about ten full days 20 do osfs
farming and De back In the United states In pssT
starting Rates Of passage out and homo AIR -
osrths, $lbO mdship $40 forward Sl20; tlr5 ess -
An experienced Surgeon will be- earned On ssr NV
FOR freight or passage, apply 10 o.
THOMAS RICHARDSON PbilA1elphis and Hesi',/
RICHARDSON. BROTHERS CO. Liverpool
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ohio COUNTY AND RAILROAD

" BONDS -Sz5 OoO-We offer, at private sale PICK
AWAY COUNTY CONVERTIBLE LOAN, in payment
Of subscription to the Cincinnati wilmington ana lanes
Vile Railroad per cents coupon in Bonds OF 81 600
$50 10 wears nun principsl and interest at NewYork.
COZ FAIRFIELD COUNTY CONVERTIBLE
BONDS Of san c desc iption AID for same Road
$4,000 CLINTON COUNTY CONV ERTl BILE BONDS,
Of same description and for ssme Road.
$4,000 FAYETTE COUNTY CONVERT BILE
BOND of same description and for same Road.
These osniare severay Endorsed and prompt payment
ofpncpa and coupons guaranteed by the Faiiroad Com
psy snd corresponding amount Of In the Road as
well as tie faith and list Of the County also pledged
the object by special act Of the Leg stature ot ONO
and the constitution atty OF the act affirmed BY the supreme
CoHt a made and carried up by Clinton County
So eco UNION COUNTY BONDS 10 years, coupon
Mansfield Railroad Company to which they were issued in
payment for stock ...-.
$500 CLEVELAND and PITTSBURG RAILROAD
COMPANY INCOME BONDS only years TO rsn, per
cent. coupon. - .,,.,,--,rn,
s25OG0 EIGHT PER CENTS of the MISSISSIPPI and
MILWAUKEE, RAILROAD COMPANY. at par.
DELANO, DUNLENY co, No. ID Wall-st
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4 United PARTNERSHIP formed by
Ii OLIVER N. BosTwlCK, EDWARD STAPLE

II a EDW AhU
TON and CEPH AS II. NORTON.
First: The firm under which said partnership 10
be conducted is BOSTWICK STAPLETON.
Second The general nature OF the business inter ded 20 Be
transacted Is the MANUFACTURING and DEALING In
HATS, CAPS STRAW GOODS, 30.
THIRD: The names Of the general partners Interested
therein are OLIVER N. BOSTWICK who resides In the
city OF Brooklyn, and EDWARD sTAPLETON, who re-
des in the city of NewYork and the Of the special
parer il CEPHAS H. NORTON, whose place OF residence
Is in the city Of New-Yoik
Fourth The Of capital which said special psrtner
has contributed to the common stock IL TWENTY-FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS in cash.
Fun: The said partnership ia 10 commence the first
day Of July 1852 70 terminate the first day OF Janu
OLIVER NJ BOsTWICK,
EDWARD STAPLErON
CEPHAS H. NORTON.
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mdehinerp, &f.

- C,-S;Oc,11,TON FACTORY MACHINERY
a WIN a, m,ehsnicsy1le, Saratoga Co. by the
.reso Linen Thread co%gsny sa., S1 es5sA g
Spinning rsme- Presses 50 Looms Cans, Bobbiut
epndles sbuttes kc Ge AL Of which at prices 20
heeos, . - dian the original coft.s
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NEwJERsEY ZISc COMPANY, /
transfer Office, No. 81 Liberty-s. (

HrouuCp Transfer Office, No. 81 Libertys.}
NOIlCE.-An amendment to the char
.a - u 'ne New-JeI.ey Exploring and Mining Co hn
J.1,oy sis. The tt By the act changed 70 INs-
hs jersey Exploring and Mining Company stock .aa
aoek Of the sussex Zinc and Copper nins and Mana
1.enns company, viii be exchanged for tbs new sosA
WsSJerssy Zinc Company upon Application a. this oss
.ne~'fork, March 10, isji. JANIS L CURTIS Prsst
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DISSOLUTION.-The Copartnershlp
heretofore existing between the subscribers under the
n.me ~ GEORGE w SHIELDS & CO. IL this day olf
,oIyed BY mutual conssnt-New-York July !; 10;
'"''- " GEORGE w SHIELDS
BENJAMIN NJ SHERMAN,
GAMALIEL @. SMITH,
GEORGE r HEGEAAN.
COPARTNERsHIP-The undersigned have this Gay
formed Copartnership, under the firm Of GEORGE W.
SHIELDS Il co, and will continue the Iron snd Commis
mon business heretofore at Nos and y Brosd t-sew
YoTk July / 1852 GEORGE w. SHIELDS,
GAMALIEL @. SMITH,
GEORGE r HEGEHAN.
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Gnancial.


TREAsURERs OFFICE NORWICH AND WoRcEsTER(
RAILROAD Co. NORWICH, Conn, July 2, 1852. !
A DIVIDEND of Two per cent. on the
IA Preferred Stock of this Company has THIS DAY been
declared payable at the Transfer Agency in the City oNew
York. and after the 18th inst The transfer books will be
closed on TUESDAY the 9th and opened on FRIDAY the
10th inst. @. l.. PERKINS, Treasurer.
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IRviNG sAv1SGs BkSK, July D. 49,
% nEpDSITDRS.-On and

OFFICE MoRRis CASH. Co. JERSEY CITY July . 49,
NOTICES hereby given. that at Meet
A., ~ the BOARD of Directors of this Company held
On the I5th inst Dividend Of per cent was declared
upon the Preferred stock for the last six months from the
Sd August, 1882. - -. A.. H..
mill the 9TH August GEO T. SArOhD, sec
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S4Y a. McMULLEN'S PATENT
NNGLISH MACHINERY.--Cottol

IT, Wool Flax and Silk Machinery, Manufactured ny
Ps Curtis Co. Manchester imported 70 greer ;a .rtbo
nsnt In New.York Address for prices ke their sC.nor
ga agents. in the United States JAS COCKER x ~
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sseml-snnue dividend Of per cent on the full stoch
ns company payable at the respective Offices whsre m.
~ e registered on the ID DAY Of August EFT ont Of tbs
Ing that day. S'eN' SiA inon"s ena-
The Transfer Book, viii be closed on III, svsni,, ~ m.
I'd day Of July for ten days - wv e'enins VI ue
fhe Bonds Of this Company falling duo on IN. Ist d.v a
eeukusI VIII Dc paid by Messrs Duncan Sherman 4 Co
ca We Sist proximo presentation AZ their bank
month"; interest due thereon '' "'~i ZIG -
CHARLES SEYMOUR rr...nr.r
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WAREHOUSE. It. DER

DAPER MANUFACTURES =, VA. "a,
III fERIALs--fhs rsost eI.ensyw FIELD CO.
county, for sale 81 eiA No II ClisTt
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Gntlern, Gar6mare, &e

.NNNN~NN>>~NNNNNNN0NNNN NNN>0 NNNO~NNNN~0NN
American Hardware
DLIVEN IL DOUGLASS, COMMITS
- SION MERCHANTS and WHOLESALE DEAL
EkS, No. Platt-st., near Pearl,
offer 10 the trade large stock Of goods which they
stantly receiving direct from the manufacturer and will b
7old on favorable terms
The daily union., 1852-01-13
c., Great Invenion Age i-steans sappIantedi
Gas r..


,uP n half OF nineteenth century will recorded age
Of steam. passed, and with viii pass engine
hs second The century will be known commencing
s os This age commenced and viii, il i. now no,
Professor John saiopon ster twen-sr years
son upon experiments OF his and OF others attempts
70 principle ,hs Of earoonc acid gas avail
received patent for his Inpoyed caibonic Acid Engae
now Offers dispose Of rights for the thereof the Untrd
States government and 10 individuals companies, the rights
saving money and labor and Of human live. and
suffering secured by the use Of this will neyaby
sure sure and IN thousands places where the sea,
suk and weight Of the engine has preeuded
sm "s~ n for gin to s
power or ocean The expense less than
rsmsn bulk and wsghloo weight suhcing for
These facts established BY the experimental engine Of twenty
now %worsing sl at Cincinnati noticed
Va are pleased salomon a,e Of THIS city,
:s a. g 90
saM lWg APse sssa Nonparsii. Ths gentleman
a Sss q Sos a
Z % % wes o 4. ns pe g..
taboatfacea in less time than required
so rights for his Improved Spring saddlsn for military and
purposes designed for the possible comfort Of
In regard TO the above invaluable Inventions and
obtaining rights Ae may be promptly o1'ansS By adsss.Ss
Attorney ssen, pa.en.se street. opposite
In,slEsnosr, Republic, Era Southern Press Telegraph
sna s d LsSss
- q conm.res, scien,hc Amscan Farmer Mechanic.
pal s.d Oa.se, Providence Aa Post and Transcript Boston,
sS .asG s1d
Dsuo Journal Chis.go Gazette and Adysr.s, pl..ush Ga
ncluasa Courier Journa Democrat, Iouisvlle Inle
q Gs sa sn aad s
ns, Fanc.so insert three month. other day inner
% and forward ''' with tG'E q n: ra,..
~ - >s.'s'"'. 'A'"e''N' - -
The daily union., 1852-01-13

uTHITEHURs1vb and extensive Gallery OF Pro-
w mipm Daguecotypes Duva Bro. between
Az and 9th reefs, Pennsylvania stg
This gaa being built
the oor expressly this purpose IL
tains Of the largest skyghs this couauy aud 10 the most
every facility
for copying paintings dagueeoype having its superior m
the world where be obtained beautiful and hyhnished
dagueco,ypes all weather. though cloudy preferable,
for children. Posi mortem cases promptly attended 10.
Awarded the hrst medal tho OF the Maryland Ins
tute and a premium the late Fair New York.
GALLR EsNo 205 Baltimore Bamore 3aT Broadway
New York Pennsylvania Washngton D. CT ~ Main
street, Mchnond, Virginia Lyncbug, Virginia Norfolk, Viz
gina and Petersburg, Virginia. ar-...E.a .g +.
These galleries open res public all hours o the day.
t J. II. WHITEHuRsT.
Dec. l2-d3m Sole proprietor.
The daily union., 1852-01-13
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

Tbs Of pson win upon books tSs
payment ofthe subscription be made n advance.
Distant subscribers forward money by ioss postage
which will be paid all assumed b. Il.
safe transmission. 4 NHaEH
The COUNTRY PAPER published weekly during shx 90,
soHs of Congress, and sea weekly during reeess
Subscriptions for period less year win be rs sived %
terms proporuoned 10 The aboys annual 4H
0UPosTMAsTERs authorized our sssar "A n,
sending DAILY SUBSCRIBER with 10 enclosed OF vivs
sEhIwREKLY subsebeIs, with sa enclose WEEKLY
subscribers, clio enclosed will be sspy oS sss
same edition a. they furnish for sTsss
The daily union., 1852-01-13

SALONA Farm For saIe.-Ths beautiful fsrmthe former
residence OF the Rev WIN Mais offered FOR sale II Is oes
ed Fairfax Virginia, miles nom Washington, ID
C the of the plank road leading rom Faat
court house Georeton and adjoining the farm Of Commodore
Jones' and 2oei Il IN high ofcultvaon wei
wsosd with living springs well fenced plenty o timber viii,
plenty ofchoce nt The buildings consist OF hrick mansion ~
by "a with wings attached which make 2 feet farm
house spring house brick school house carriage house
eonhouse with 90 by 90 with baemena all good repair
and 70 remarkably healthy.
ELISHA SHERMAN.
k.setsy, Fairfax county, Va, Dec !, 1851.
Dee. 3-law6ws
The daily union., 1852-01-13
TO WESTERN THAvELLERs.
EXPRESS MAIL LINE FM0M BALTIMORE TO PITTS.


(TArough ia fWenty-tuo hours and haf)
lS line Pusburg Baltimore Susquebanna
Il Pennsylvania Central railroads
uon by passengers Baltimore III p. %
aertbe time arrival OF The train from Washngo
proceed 10 Harrisburg where they transferred the Central
railroad proceed Immediately without delay crossing
The mountains In daylight and arriving In Pitbug the
day aer starting The entire distance Is performed railway
with the exception of 70 miles, which done hass
PASSENGERS FROM THE WEST
Leave Piitsbug Of Central railroad 4 A. m and
arrive al Harrisburg al the morning
train Of the Baltimore and 5usqushanna
waiting and proceed Immediately BALTIMORE arriving
In tme for the train Washington which 81
m rms route Is as reliable as any offered to the public
Q1-Fare through teitler wsy) SlI
For tickets apply the ticket the Baltimore susque
hanna Railroad Company, Calvert Station BALTIMORE the
ticket Of Pennsyana Central Railroad Company Pisburg
ALFRED GATHER,
Superintendent OF Transportation.
l4-dlm
The daily union., 1852-01-13

N
II silver and plated ware fancy goods se suitable for New Year
pssenA No - Pennsylvania Avenue thc lately
cupsd Mr. W Heyden fresh impor alton Of English and
jswe plated all OF Which sre Of
quality and Of consisting, In
fplows
Full suits Of diamonds and pearls ruby and pearl tor
quo,e enamel and plansssd gold chasans In great
sy; diamond ruby pearl Ill ohor kinds OF finger
endless variety bracelets of all kinds, plain
and senen diamond and other kinds Of breapns snd
shir g0d sad silver snuff
bors glasses and speeacles styles medsons gold
himbiss, and pencils sc.
DIAMOND MOUNTED WATCHEBe-Waches mounted with
diamonds pearls &c ladies' plain god watches Of
styles watches, made BY Cooper, Tobias Roske
johnson, and makers.
SOLID SILVER wARE.-silver and coffee pitchers,
sobs, baskets candcscks, caddies
punch ladies' OYSTER ice cream, and gravy pons cake
knives knives and forks In of
6oren h and butter knives dinner
desert and forks and spoons ladies' pickle
knives,
PLATED wARETea and coffee cake baskets, cRstos
bks, walters and vegetable Dishes tea ke
Ties and srns pitchers, &c.
FANCY GooDs-Fans eardcaes port monnaiss sc for sale
low
Remember No ia Pennsylvania Avenue, bsween ~ and 9th
Jan o-eolw
The daily union., 1852-01-13

DRY GOOD8.-YERBY MILLER ar opening very
~ choice and cheap stock Of dry goods, such
Cnshmeres and de lains, all prices
Plain plaid and brocade silks
Wstered poplins
Msrinoep, all shades and very cheap
.Paraneto cloths
Alpacas and bombazines, all grades
With various other descriptions of mourning goods
A very large camhric and muslin bands
Six dozen various styles embroidered linen cambric and
lawn handkerchief very cheap
Rifly dozen Aiexander's sbestki gloves
With all kinds adapted ladies'
that cannot fail please. =
E YERBY & MILLER,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7th and 9Th streets.
Deela mil
The daily union., 1852-01-13

CENTLENEN'S WARES
u 10 dozen msrino undershirs very heavy
10 do merno and cotton drawers, all sizes
do silk undershirts
half :
English thread hafhose, goods
J I in the city
IS do country knit half hose
do buckskin gloves, very heavy
s de- beaver gloves, very superior
do kid gloves, Alcxander's make
10 de silk gloves, very heavy
20 pieces pocket handkerchiefs, very superior
70 styles cravaS neckties, haDdkechic
do plain and colored linen sambrc bandk echies
with cloths, cassmeres and vosngs OF all styles al
YERBY MlLLERs,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9TH and 9Th streets.
Dec l-eodlmif
The daily union., 1852-01-13

CARD-The public respectfully requested 70
French China dinner dessert
and service, glass ware sverpsed Nt,
double and single hair mattresses, together win genera
all Of which has been selected WIN
manuacores expressly for the cry ade,
be sold exceedingly for cash. liberal credit or
'"F DYER MCGUIRE,
Aneuoneers,
The daily union., 1852-01-13
VALUABLE bu.ine.. stand for Rent In washington

VALUABLE business Stand for Rem In Washington
city, and edaie given Of the three stores
Ia hs building erecting the odestabshed snd at The
sost o m and Market space They are built IN the
modern for goods business and with lights
The wide 90 the clear with
~ wide by y feet high IL has
wide 55 deep, and feet nches high in
n clear dry and finished o .ses room well lighted BY seyes
Space, IL wide, 81
by deep, having kygh feet
has finished sales feet wide
deep feet inches high There communication from
Ths
feet deep with xyght feet by feet In the
the large could be made by throwing
Each has vault Ia the or
fuel.
apply the subscriber at the Poomao House, noh
side Pennsylvania avenue between ID and az streets
Dec i3-TuThSatn ANNE r. DERMoTT
The daily union., 1852-01-13

CAHD.we, the subscribers, respectfully notify a persons
having with that their respective bills VIII De drawn
the yah o. the present month
order continue the business poaby 70 Ourselves
that which ~ most dssrae
and indeed At this nmss me pay
mem y wy '''0' cLkcETT, NEWTON, MAY, GO.
Dec 20--dlmf
The daily union., 1852-01-13

JAMES I. EDWARDS, late Cooratsstonsr OF PEN
sm.on Smith, attorney stlaw, ormrrly Of Ogdn-
burg York, opened ohce In Washington for
for claims before Congress and
tho executive Of the general They
business he ntustsd
Reference be made TO members Of the last
Levers posi-, paid addressed Edwards Smith, Wads
Hotel, will he duly attended to-
Sep i0-dy
The daily union., 1852-01-13

COKE, Tar, and Lime hand and for sole az the
" Washington coke fuel gives an ntene
heat ges readily charcoal The coal m s used
chiefly as psp for the irou The lime,
ammonia, oea value as manure
superior ordinary lime when used for that purpose
aD--n
The daily union., 1852-01-13
Law AND AGENCY NOTTCE.
worthington @. snethsn

CONTINUES practise law in the Supreme Court to attend 10
claims settle
departments home and abroad obtain pensions
and lands collect debts dividends egacies and nhe
Of the United States and in foreign countes
funds bond and
negotiate and
patent rights, in any State Of the Union.
Particular California coming
10 the United States Supreme Court appeal.
Communications prepaid, addressed anshen Carroll
Place, Capitol HILL Washington, D. Co. win with prompt
tsnion. Oct28--dly
The daily union., 1852-01-13

MATTHEW VT. CLAIR CLARKE has recpcned AN
M once Of sw and agency business, on
street, the Department Of the nteror ana nearly w ~ "
Wtlarda Hotel, where he boards, 49,.
Nov 0o-Ad9m tNat. INTEL Republic, TeicgraphJ
The daily union., 1852-01-13
Military Asylum.

NOTICE hereby such be entitled The
benefits OF the Congress- approved March 1881 10 found
Military Asylum, &C, viz;
All soldiers discharged soldiers Of the army OF the United
sse regulars and Of battalion Of ma
with Mexico, aud who disabled
disease and in the line
and by their disability incapabeoi further mill
all soldiers discharged soldiers of the OF the
United honestly and faithfully the
soldier and discharged soldier who
Military Asylum since
passage OF found the sameMach isaccoding to
been disabled by disease
the line Of his rendering him incapable
military service and Of wounds &c.
military service, though contributor 10 the
unues receive his pension the
Military Asylum, that building has been provided In this city for
uheir accommodation.
No dssrtsr, mutnee babituai dnnkad win be admitted,
sone nuthoh1e his the
provisions found Military Asylum apply United
shall
other dscea Infamous crime of civil since he
institution will be addressed
brevef Captain Schuyler Hamilton, U s. A., Secretary the
Hoard Of Commissioner Washington, ID. c.
Dec 2J--aaw2w
OURS Furs; Fursi-wM. u. TODD announces
generally, and the ladies particularly, that he has
eeved and handsome selection Of fine urs, OF the
fashionable workmanship which he has
inspection, and which he invites the aen
such rich durable truly
forsble, and seasonsbe additions 10 the wardrobe.
This mu victones, palanes fiat boas
splendid black lused lynx man Russian
hh chnchIs Siberian SQUIRREL royal ermin Hudson Bay sabe
swansdown.
London beautiful
OF Persian lamb skin goods Of the above Descriptions for ladies'
and children.
Ladies' egantlne richly with fur
Also OF low priced for misses and child
Dec ll-3taw4w
The daily union., 1852-01-13

EoH Rent, the large and oonrn,odious house In the
a nrst ward now occupied by the Brazilian Nnistrr,
forterms rppy 10 Gen, Grno Sir Bui ldings,
esptei-eodn Untel1
The daily union., 1852-01-13

NEW Fashionabie Tailoring E.tabiishmcnt.-h +.
IN IOUDON CO., mems and tailors, Browns Hotel,
Pennsylvania have opened their with
und stock Of goods for genuemen such
clots czssimeres yestngs and furnishing goods generally
Army, navy, marine and officers viii find asso
ment swords epaue sahes pasans aces and such other
articles the latest regulation Of their respective corps prescribe
legitimate tailoring and
goods please with the cash
protect against prices, inducements
offer, and most respectfully solicit patronage.
Nov IS-d3m
The daily union., 1852-01-13


do super American ocoth, from twelve eighteen feet
wide
a5 do owpced American oicot,, from thrso six feet
wide
10 do Cocoa mnttings, for basement, &C.
Also constantly hand full Of variety OF I'm
ported and American cnIpetng, such
Tapestry velvet Brussels English and American Brussels
imperial ply, and ingram, fine and ingram, low
priced hemp and both striped and plaid together
furnishing which
prepared fully upon good
dealers in this NJ
Apl6-u r. II. HOOE co.