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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-12

ysy We ass esntrbuti.s u: emancipation and ssroa
sssy sSss ssi resolution.
lensh He SAID he had made his homo in this country,
aud taken the preliminary step toward making him self
concerned the welfare and hsppluess of the people
Slavery diraced the Uoited States in the estimation
Of whole civilized world and tended strengthen
despoti wherever II oxi.ted There were many things
in this country Of which he was proud and which
rtbuked the tyrsnnies # the old world but slavery
Of the profession of tho people, that tyrants every.
where scoffcd at their prctensons 10 republication
become tie destroyer Of the liberty now enjoyed The
advocates Of despotism in Europe, when piled with
guments In favor of democracy pointed rumphany to
tlaNery For his rea on he maintained that the abo-
tion Of this evil would the greatest obstacle 10
the progress Of liberty every where
WkNIELL PHLLIrs Of Boston, the next speaker
II possible however In brief report to do JUS
tice to his eloquent remarks which were received with
great applause
At the close of Mr. Philipss speech the society ad-
jourDed.
NATIONAL EoLEcrIo MEDICAL CONVENTION
ROCHESTER, May H. 1852
The National Eclectic Medical Conventicn convened
to-day at NJ. Officers for tho ensuing year were
President Professor Newton of Worcester Mass
pioe Pressdens-John Simons, NJ. D., of Delaware,
and DR. 8. Kelinger. Of Chic.
Recording observation-disclosures Potter Of Syracuse
and Professor Doley of Rochester.
Corresponding Secretaries Professor Buchanan, of
Cincinnati. and Professor Cook Of Philadelphia.
7Srdnrer.-Wm Henderson. NJ. D., of Pittsburg
The attendance at tho convention il pretty full and
delegates are present from many Of tho States. The
business transacted is of very interesting nature.
MEETINGS TO Re HBLD.
WEDNESDAY, Mar IL.
American Tract SocictJ-Trsct House, A. NJ; Taber-
naclc 10 A. NJ
Alumni Association of the Union Theological Seminary
Seminary Chapel. 8 +. d.
Institution for the Blind metropolitan Hail. p. III.
Tickets 1871 cents. to be had at tho door.
American Home Missionary Socicty-Tsbernacle, TX
Pm.
American Female Guardian Society-Church Of the
Puritans, Union Square, TX +. N.
National Temperance Sooiety-Mctropolitan Hal, ~
p. NJ. Reports and addresses.
THURSDAY. MAY Is.
American Bible Society-Bibo House, AN; Tabcr-
nace. 10 A. NJ.
Institution for the Deaf and Dumb-Metropoutan Hall,
4PM. Tickets, 12k cents to be had at the door.
American Temperance Union-TabernAclc. TX Pm.
Central American Education Society-Mercer street
church, ~ PM
n: Y. Colonization society-Metropolitan Hail. ~
Pm.
FRIDAY, NAV IL.
Am. Board of Foreign Observation-Disclosures, 10 A. NJ.
Am and Foreign Bible Society-Oaiver street Baptist
church. 10 AN.
NY. Association for the Suppression Of Gambling
Tabernacle, ia PM.
N. Y. Magdalen Socicty-Lecture room Of Blocker
street Presbyterian church. IL NJ MAY It'll this week.
Daily Morning Prayer Meeting at 8 o'clock. In the
BroOme street Presbyterian church (Rev Dr. Adamsl
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TERMS
RALLY RICMMOND TIMES.
he DAILY TIMES is published at SIX DOLL

The DAILY TIMES IS published at SIX OUTLAWS
per annum, payable in advance.
ADVERTISING-Foro one SCARE of FIFTEEN LINES
or less first insertion so cents and every succeeding in
serton 25 cents
Thrice eek-For square, first insertion 62l cents;
every succeeding insertion 37l cents.
Thrice ,ceek, week-For square, first in
seron rs cents; every succeeding insertion so cents
Advertisements gilmore than square, will be charged
the proportion according the number of squares
But if the advertisement exceed square, any num-
Der of full squres by less than eight lines the additional
lines will be charged ahaf square; if it exceed one
square, any number ou squares by eight lines, the adj
ditional lines will be charged full square.
The number of insertions of Advertisements must be
ted on the MS or they will be inserted until ordered
be stopped, and charged accordingly.
Annual Advertisers charged $50 for 80 nes and in
$50 for is lines and in that proportion for advertisements
of greater length except Auctoneers who charged
800 paper included for all sales before their doors
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a CTS OF ASSEMBLY,, Session 1852, lust
IA published, for sale by
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LNAS1IIONABLE DANCING.-CHARLES A.
McEFOY has the honor of announcing to bis friends
and the public tat he has renewed his Academy from
the Exchange Hotel to Bosers Hail. of Main and
9th Streets where he will his snaal
sion in Richmond on Friday evening. Oct. LIST, 1852 for
Gentlemen and on Saturday morning Oct 2, for ladies'
Misses and Masters.
His style is systematic and elaborate embracing every
Dance and Waltz recognized practiced the fashion
able socey of both this country and Europe selected
by himself during the last spring and First
season of the new Dances Esmeraldo and Cicenne also
the late improvements in the fashionable Dances and
Watzes tlast year.
Mr. NJ promises to use every exeron to give that sa-
sfaction which secured for him liberal patronage on
former occasions The hall will be fitted up in com
Portable manner and every facility afforded those atten
ding the school to acquire all the advantages arising
knowledge of this desirable accomplishment either
as healthtu exercise the requirement of graceful
and easy carriage
Days OF tuition for young ladies' misses and masters
"Wednesday afternoons, commencing three o'clock and
Saturday mornings at IL O'clock For gentlemen Tues
day and Friday evenings, from u TO 81 O'Clock.
TERMs-$lO per quarter ST 6 per session. 1t will be
that there is considerable deduction made when
entering for the session.
N. Is. private class for gentlemen will be formed
Mr. NJ may be seen at the hall any day during the SEES
sion, or few days before its commencement.
Sc 22-eotf
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Fractional townships thirty-one and thrtytyo stua
led west OF the main channel of the Wisconsin river
range six
Fractional township thirty one situated west of the
main channel of Wisconsinrver of range seven
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools mi
tary and other purposes, together with chose swamp
and overowed lands made thereby unfit for cultivation
II any, which shall be selected by the State authorize
before the days appointed for the commencement of the
pubic respectively under the act entitled ian act to
enable the state OF Arkansas and other Sstes to reclaim
the swamp lands within their limits approved Septen,-
Der %, 1850 aclHbe ercludedf from the sales.
The offering of the above lands will commence on the
days appointed and will proceed her oren dtln which
they are advertised with all convenient despatch until
the whole shall have been offered and the sales thus
closed; but sale shall be kept open longer than two
weeks and no private entry locatonor land boutes
heretofore granted by any law of Congress- for military
services endered to the United States, of any of the
ands will be admitted until after the expiration of the
two weeks
Given under my hand at the city of Washington, this
tenth day OF August Ammo Donln thousand Ell lit
WILLARD FILLMORE.
By the Presidents
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissonerof Tie General Land Office
Notice TO PreEmtlon Claimants and 10 Lessecs Occu-
pants, and Pe,mittces Of Mineral Laads
Every person entitled to the right of presumption to
any OF the lands within the townships and fractional
townships above enumerated is required establish the
to the satisfaction the Register and Receiver of
the proper land Office, and make payment therefor as
soon as after seeing This notice. and before the
day appointed for the of the public sale of
the lands embracing the tract claimed otherwise such
claim will be forfeited And every person having the
right under the act entitled An an addition
al Land District in the Territory Of Wisconsin, and for
other purposes, approved Sd March, ls47 as ssees oc
cuants e,mees to enter to the of their eas
permits any OF the lands within the townships and
fractional townships above enumerated and who are en-
titled under the eatitled can to reduce the mini
mum price price othe Mineral Lands in the Lake Supe-
ror district, iii Michigan, and the Chippewa District in
Wisconsin,. approved goth September 1850. the
lands covered by their leases, occupancy and permits
respectively at the minimum price of$l 25 per acre; or if
covering than full section entitled on the sur
render ofsuch lease permit the proper land Office to-
purchase il he shall elect to do one full section at the
rate of 50 SO per acre. is required to establish the same
to the satisfaction ofthe Register and Receiver at Will
low river and make payment therefor as racti
cable utter seeing this notice. and before the day appointed
for the Of the pub ic sale othe lands EN-
bracing the tract claimed otherwise such aim will be
forfeited. JOHN WILSON
Acting Commissioner oftbe General Land Office
2s-w13t
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FALL TRADE.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
ID recent arrivals am in receipt of entirely fresh
ID stock of Confectionaries Fruits, Nuts &C. to which
you attention is particularly invited Amongst the arti
ces may be found
20 trails Ivica Almonds
90 do Valencia do
bales Molier do
10 do soft shell Sicily Almonds
do Bordeaux do
10 bags Brazil Nuts
do Fiberts
do Wanuts, Grcnoble
do Pecan Mats. fresh
$50 boxes fresh imported Rasins, assorted
rs do Juube Paste and Gum Drops
10 do Pruues, in glass jars and boxes
25 do Rock Candy
25 do French Lemons and Oranges
10 bbls Fresh Zante Currants
$50 boxes Sardnes, Gullioux brand
so do assorted Pickles and Preserves
30 do Genoa Citron
100000 imported Cigars, &C.
Also best steam refined hard bright Candies put up in
convenient packages, ready for shipment Please give
call. LOUIS j BOSSlEUX,
No 10Y Main st
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I0 HBLs NO MACIxEREL, new, receiv
HO ing and for sale by
au Is VIM. TAYLOR.

ED GRRAT REDUCTION I'm THE UsfSs
AAPRlCE OF HATS, CAPS AND BOOTS T@S
In buying your Hats and Boots go right to Head ~
Quarters. j. H. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel corner
where Moeskn Hats of best quality selling at So so
Second quality 90
Silk Hats OF the latest fashion Observation-Disclosures. so
Fine caltskin sewed Boots. Observation-Disclosures. so
Together with assortment of CLOTH plush and oil silk
Caps soft fur and wool Hats silk gingham and cotton
Umbrellas, at low prices. oc1
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Sn BBLs YELLOW COFFEE SUGAR
w landing, for sale by
Sc 10 BACON Il BASKERVILLE.
SIMON B0NAVITA,
onfcciioncr and Fruit Dealer, No. 16S
Wuisv sfrees

COnfccliOncr md Fruit Dealer, No. 16S
Main street,
WOULD most respe. fully call the attention of coun
w try merchants and the public generally, to his
sortmento Fal goodsnow receiving, consisting of every
article in his ire which he is determined sell
reasonable terms as they can be purchased elsewhere He
SELECTS call from his country friends sung them that
he will do his best to please.
Up Remember 16s, opposite the Banks.
OCT SIMON RINAVJTA
ENLECTION OF DEPOT AGENTS. re-
RI solution of the Board of Directors of the Virginia
Central Railroad Company declares that all Depot Agents
shall be elected annually. Notice is given that on
the 18th OF Oct ober, at Richmond the Board will make
an appointment of agents for all the different depos on
the line OF the road, to serve dnrngthe year 1853
Sc 20-dtd f. FONTATNE President
A CTS OF ASSEMBLY,, Session ls5a lust
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GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
PRESIDENT
WILLARD FILLMORE

THE CABINET.
Secretary of State Daniel w bster OF Mass
Secretary of the Treasury Thos. Corwin of Ohio
Secretary of War......... Charles NJ Conrad, of La
Secretary of Navy. -......... VIM. A Graham of N G
Secetarv of Interior Alex'r H. II. Stuart Of Va
Postmaster General. Nathan X. Hall, ofN. Y.
Attorney General. j. j. Crittenden, OF KY
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
It is curious that all the judges of this
Court from adjoining States as will be seen by the
subjoined table. The Court composed, fol
fows- APPOINTED
ChiefJusce .RogerB. fancy, Md, 1886
Assistant Justice. ...John Mclean, Ohio.. 1929
Assistant Justice james NJ Wayne, Ga. 1885
Assistant Justice John Catron Tenn. 1887
Assistant Justice John Mckinley 1887
Assistant Justice Peter V Daniel Va 1871
Assistant Justice Samuel Nelson N. 1915
Assistant Justice Robert G. Grier Penn 1916
Assistant Justice. Benz. C Curtis, Mass.
Attorney General. John ]. Crittenden 1850
Reporter Benz. c. Howard, Md. 1s43
Clerk VIM L. Carroll, ID. c.
Seven of the Judges democrats, and two wings
viz Mclean and Curtis)
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TxxAs wIsEs--We learn from the Houston islesnph
that very large quantity Of wine has been naas "a
as this season. lion native grapes Most oil this VINE
has been made from the mustang grape when ylel1s
wine OF beautiful claet color, and seems " eomoihs
the qualities OF claret aud port The mustang ssPes on
the hill sides In The undulang region oil IeAas grow
on and on wear after year and year alter year produce
crops al grapes that as uxuIiant and Tree
from every defect as those OF the best vineyards OF spain
a. F,aoce We recently visited the valley OF New
Years creek Washington county, and were aslonlshed
10 notice the immense quantities and the extraordinary
luxuriance oil the grape vines They were extended IN
many places in iesoons several rods in length. and
some Of them seemed loaded with tons OF fruit We be.
Heye we saw several vines, each one oil which would
have yielded barrel OF wine II these native grapes
grow thus uxuriany these natural terraces, surely
the choice varieties OF the grape might be cultivated there
10 advantage. The valley OF New YeaI'screek pfoba
by contains hundred thousand that are as well
adapted the culture of The vine the lands IN the val
ley OF the Rhine; and il enlerprsng and wealthy
capitalist, like Mr. Longworlh, OF Cincinnati, would en-
courage lew poor emgrans from the vine regions Of
Europe commence the culture OF the grape IN his
beautiful valley, in few years Texas might furnish tue
Atlantic cities with wine OF qualify equal TO the besi
* IN. o. BULLETIN.
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Rslr~sss. s~Fs 49, W
The lsms vas IA 90 ~ sss - psss.snlal election
The dsmocrss, hsla wsssy assass = easssni passs q
the city, bug uoW snth8sass N ffenAso FsFes
and King thsi not sssonw sisrsss bsi thai oas 81
those ou,pouTars u Ihs psog~ - wheh kalumoss y
50 renow ned takes place IA hall 81 ~ warts issi
evening aiisntsa q msesins ! Ne fhft ss'e, sna
spen, hoaw pleassaly as4 ysohtshiy q s'saise y
the patriotic femarss 81 that youHs ssea ~ aeaes.l
Captain James G. Marsioii and hsi od wsf boss, Bpa
William w. Giles Daring ne ssehiae essesiahs thah'
der issued from the moa,h ~ Posfa -
an adjoining height and stated ntsssals ~ whose
neighborhood wsa hluminaisA W spseuaa hfewofks
An excellent band Of music also aated - ~ sro meai
OF the occasion. That = he Wy ws 40 th'nss ms
village. -.
pursuing the sssn tenor Of his say. and ~ his modest
and genIlemauly dens.nor mskag sad in1oaas agos
The ranks OF whggey W. will BE- siseied ~ - Old.
fashioned majority.
The Grand Lodee Of the ladepenaenl Order oi od Fell
lows which has been In session IN this esy since Aon'
day. is expected 10 complete its labors and A,uFa s'ms
de this evening. large amount OF business has been
transacted, aud the utmost harmony prevailed
The report, which has gotten Into the pagers, stating
that the United States ship Princeton. now ynx 70 oar
harbor has been condemned unseaworthy. - uafar
She is TO be the nag ship OF Commodore Perry aud wall
probably sail some time in November the Japan espe
dition.
The election OF Mr. John Herr. OF York. Pennsylsa.
nia to the presidency OF the York and Cumberland rail
road has given general satisfaction Mr. Herr IS an en-
erge,c and perseverng gentleman. well calculated let
the important Office.
There is OF importance ahoai 10 our city 10.
day, the minds and time OF citizens being almost en'
trely engrossed with the presidential election.
Business is quiet. Sales OF 500 barrels Howard street
flour al 81 rs; nothing done in City Mills. Grain pre-
sents no change red wheat. IS 81 cents white, "a
lO2 cents White corn, 80 81 cents. yellow % 90
cents Oats, 80 "a cents Rye, 10 cents Whskey, 23l
24a cents in hogheads and barrels. Tobacco Is very
hm-sales making fast inspected, at full prices
The receipts are over 100 hogsheads Wool firm al %
% cents for unwsshed at 30 80 cents Tor washed
The stock mar ket is quiet.
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THE second Of In lhis des.rm,n,
Commence the first Monday OF November lsxt ma
taus ull the FIRST Of the ensuing March. va
Paul u Eve, M d., Principles and Practice OF surgery
John Nj Watson, ID. d. Obstetrics and the Diseases of Wa
and Children. "~1sa
Physiology. A' -aa
W.K Bowling, M, D.. Institutes and Practice Of Medicine
O. X Winsion Nj d. Msiena Medica and Medical Jus,.O
dence. ---f@
Robert NJ. Porter, NJ D., General and Special ANATOMY
J, Bernen Lindsey NJ. d. Chemistry and Pharmacy
William 4. Briggs, NJ. D., DsmonsIraof OF Anat an.
The anatomical will be opened Ior students ON me A.
Monday of October "''
The students will have the State Hospital.
full preliminary OF lectures win be given by me o.s
sors, commencing also the nrst Monday Of October
Pee of each professor, SIS naturalization ticket IS d...
ticket, $40 graduation fee, Sa5. As
Good board obtained the city 81 SO 10 "A
Further information may be ebtained BY
Dean. j n. LINDSIEY, M, u ~
NAsHvILLK, Cfenn.,) june 1852.
Sep 6-lawtlstNoy
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BY TELEGRAPH.

NKw YoRK, Sept APP, IN.
The market for government stocks IL steady Sale. OF
government 6's, 1868, llss Canton Company 81
Erie unchanged. Exchange London loi ioh pre-
MUM The -four market is firmersales OF $500 bbis.
at 81 81 81 for State brands southern do NJ ~ %
81 62 Rye flour and meal unchanged Wheat 10
ner-saes Of IL 900 bushel, red 9s vs. Gsneses,
ITO III cents sales OF OHIO white at iO3 cents southern
do lO5 l0s Sales OF 900 bushels OF al Is
% cent, for mixed Rye unchanged Oats, AZ a ~
cent. Provisions dull Sales of 100 barrels pork a.
SIS l2h prime do SIG l2h Bacon slightly depressed
LAID in barrels. IL The grocery market Is quiet
sugars and maIass unchanged Rio coffee I. seiisg 81 Il
a 81 cents Rice, 81 cents per pound. Cotton Is dali
and prices declinngsaies small Whskey "a 21t cent
pcr gallon.
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New YORK. Fashionable Clothing Establishment,
Wholesale nns retail, for cash only.
ALFRED MUNRoR Co, No al Broadway the,ween Howard
IN streets) al persons visiting New
for PLEASURE call their establish.
and examine the superb assortment Of
Pine and fashionable ciohmg
Gcntemeps furnishing goods,
Boys sod ehildren's clothing, &c,
u fhe hest description, there exhibited for sale.
pfpcpcs which New Orleans establish
ard which have nsde universally popular in the sou
and West strictly adhered al broadway,
Our facilities for obtaining goods
choicest style. of snrmens
a = the invcsf prices.
Eyey srcie s sod Under full guarantees.
No rscxsThe price 81 zach article marked,
plain figures The ucksf and reduction
be made.
descriptions clothing notice.
ALFRED NUNROE n co.,
81 broadway, New York
ALFswp Mpwror,
VS. o. ArsArr MAY os--danf
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Through Cincinnati ~ dancs, exce ries
rAeA done in COACHES
THE station daily H. p.
regularly line penn rail
the daylight
through Pbps hour from time Of depart
Baltimore. This line makes direct with the
fast the ohio and Pennsylvania, Psbag and Cleveland
and Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati railroads. and BY II
going through from Baltimore Cincinnati In
ioriy-four hours running hme
The place daily, at 81, by
this passengers reach HodaySburr o the day OF de
parure, and lie until the nert day when they
evening" in thirty NJ departure from Bal
uoe with al he comfort and advantage 81 having enjoyed
and TePQsc,
There the enjoyment o. liberal patronage
travelling pubc their equipments be Nv
hose any other between The East and Wet.
NOTICE,
Tickets Pbarr, Maszon, Cleveland, and Cincinnati by
he railroad only Of The Of the Bau
more and susqehanna Company Calvert station, Ba
more, sai It the following raesi
Ctnciunau.s
Cleveland ~
Massions ~ "
TO fiusburE s.s..s.ss.ss ~
Travellers win bear In original ouKhins
and IL accommodations cannot be encced.
r tt ALFRED GATHER
Superintendent
orrss n.lIrs , .sS ss:sVF#.EE. rrr'o.' co,
Aug 2f-d2vn
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snnssas Gap Railroads,


Orange and Alexandria and Manassas Gap Railroads.
THE daily passenger O'Clock,
Passengers with r. r. Sawyers lines Of coaches
Mddleburg Upperife, and Paris Lonsoun county, Mil
WOOD and winchester reaching Winchester by half O'Clock
. ". Pare through, So
Ny passengers waenion, Fanquer Springs,
Capeper Courthouse Court house, and Gordonsve
connection with The vna GENITAL railroad the last named
poiht thence Charlottesville, conveyed by ssvye
reaching wsucnion Springs early dinner hourJ Cupepsr
Cqurt by O'Clock Gofdonsvie in ful time
morning with of the vrrns Central
Cbprlolesvls. Through GordonsvIle, s
The their
lbe eceled by ne in the
Mr. Sawyer his supervision the
Bsrou and The public rely upon careful driving and GOOD time
10 ali points
Both above railways laid with heavy iron and n
The most modern construction in respect The coaches
sred BY road IN The United States and provided with
sy keEs guards and al Of The approved Unfit of railway trains
1hroa hes can b obtained The Potomac House, fsnnsy
vanis Washington and hsuron Mansion House, Aeran
dda Rssstge loo lbs per passenger
The h and STEAMBOATS, between Washington and
Aexandn regularly with
their arrival In Alexandria will find omnouse. them
from The boats 70 the way station.
Excursion parties by either Of the above roads II numbering
t~e over and returning same day charged but one
Tho Orange eEd completed u. forsh mile in
rssqs. county and me Manassas Salem, in Fsuquer county
50 mites from Alexandria Hf
NJ NJ MIDDLETON sup o. and Aer. r. o,
In. WELSH, sup. NJ. O. r. r.
Jane li-dn
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EDWARD X. COLLINS CO.,
No. 50 Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, co..
Liverpool.
E. @. ROBERTS & CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE T. CO.,
% Rue NotIe Dame des Victories
Paris.
GEO. u DRAPER, IIavre.
The will gold,
bullion SPECIE jewey precious stones metals, unless bills
adng signed therefor expressed
Sept 5-dly
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White Hall, New Windsor Csrrpu county, MARY
land,
hIs weknown establishment has lately been thoroughly
yatra hted benefit families wishing
quiet comfort II located in region remarkable
aubty immediate vicinity OF excellent sulphur
spnr residence ihere places de-
sirsbs village OF New Windsor
The sa.cneT 1--WE
table will he in 10 satisfy the taste Of
all The bar will be Furnished with me best wine liquors. e.
rara &c
Ths term. moderate, and nothing viii be len
heh comfort pleasure Of ysier-.
Windsor o. easy and may be reached either BY
stnse Westminster nalmure AMI Ohio Taioed
Waes Mount AIRY Of which places
l r. ,und convoy passengers New Windsor notice h
sigen Ire Subscriber Few days before.
SARAH BARTuoLow, Proprietor.
Ialys a-s0 =. r. BARTHoLow, Agent
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DIED,

1880 DIED,
On Thursday the aa ns'an after lingering and pan
full Illness ANN MARIA TOPPING, widow OF the ate IVA
ruAn m forrrSo, New York, aged 81 years
---TFTa New York papers please copyl
In this city Oath instant Mr. PETER T. MARCERoN IN
the 24sh year Of his age.
and acquananees invited to attend his funeral
from residence New Jersey avenue SOUTH Capitol h
evening, (5aturday1 at o'clock