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The Pennsylvsnis Democracy and the
Nomination..

Mr.. BUcsANAS's supporters do not conceal
the modification occasoned by the rejection OF
that genlleman's pretensions; nor do they hest
tate to attribute the course adopted by the con-
venton TO motives and ntrigues Of the mean
est character. We have seen a note somewhere
from Mr.. BUCHANAN approving Of the nomina-
tons; but this expression Of courtesy--for it is
nothing more-meets with little sympathy
from the journals that have battled most stoutly
pha .News Of yesterday an epitome Of the
comments propOunded in quarters known to be
most deeply impregnated with the Buou.sas
feeling, leaving the reader TO Judge. of the
value Of the reconciliation effected by the
party, and the probability OF the success in
States already claimed as certain. If the
estimate Of each others proceedings formed
by these gentlemen be just, by what honor
able considerations can they be held together
for single week7
We commend these confessions To the par
ticular attention Of those who have hitherto
been unable to comprehend how politicians
pretending to be honest can dwell in unity
with the vilest tricksters:
The Lancaster Tnieligsncer, tho home organ of
Mr.. Buchanan, comes TO va this week with a
gloomy and disappointed countensnce; and it's
columns are filed with bitter complaint of those
OF lie party in this State to whose fierce and unre-
lenting opposition to its fsvorite may be sscrbed
his defeat. II is especially indignant at the Balt
more Democracy, and denounces severely the in.
cult offered TO Pennsylvsnis by hssing in the gal.
lery when any denomination was made in favor Of
Mr.. Buchanan. II more than intirnstcs that the
baltimore committee connived At the outrage, and
expresses the opinion that a State like Maryland,
that cannot cast her electoral vote for the Demo
cratic candidate, and yet permits such insult to
be offered, ought not TO be bonored with any Dem
ocratic National Convention.
"it gives faint praise to the nominees, and makes
feeble promise that It will do il. duty in their
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Congress.

In the Senate yesterday the bill giving fur
Their remedies to patentees was debated till three
O'Clock, when, on motion to recommit the
bill, no quorum voted, and the Senate ad-
journed.
In the House of Representatives the Cali
fornia Branch Mint bill was reported, and will
come up to- day on its passage. The consldera-
ton of the Indian Appropriation bill was re-
sumed in committee, when Messrs. GENTRY
and STANLY delivered speeches in relation tc
the Presidential question. Mr.. SEYMOUR, OF
New York, from the Committee on Commerce,
reported bill making appropriations for river
and harbor improvements
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THE r EPU BLIC.
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE is, 1852.
w AS HI N GTON:

ga crisis ia approaching that must, if 1T cannot
be arrested, soon decide whether order and good
government shall be preserved, or anarchy and
8 confusion ensue. can most religiously aver
have no wish that is incompatible with the dig
nifty, happiness, and true interest of the people OF
this country. My ardent desire is, and my aim
has been, as far as depended upon the Executive
Department. to comply strictly with all our
gagements, foreign and domestic; but to keep the
United States free from political connexions with
every other country, to sec them Independent
OF all and under the influence of none In word
{ want an american character, that the powers OF
Europe may be convinced act for ourselves,
and not for others. This, in my judgment, 10 the
only way to be respected abroad and happy at
home; and not, by becoming the partisans Of Great
Britain France, create dissensions, disturb the
public tranquility and destroy, perhaps forever,
the cement which binds the Union"
tGEoRGE WAsHINGroN, 1895.
"Resolped, That we regard the Of actf
known the Adjustment measures forming
. in their mutual dependence and connection sys
tenf of compromise the most conciliatory and the
best for the entire country that could be obtained
from conflicting sectional interests and opinions
and that, therefore, they ought to be adhered to
and carried into faithful execution, as final set
'tement in principle and substance of the danger
GUS and exciting subjects which they embrace
Resolution Of Vhig Congregational Cuucus, Decem.
Der l, 1851.
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CRUstTv or JAyArKss TO American SAILORS
We have received a telegrapbic account from Phil
adelphis Of cruelties said to have been recently
practised by the Japanese on party of Americans
shpvreckcd on the coast of Japan. But az !, is
hinted that il is an old story, published eighteen
months ago in ST. Helena paper, we withhold
IL for the present.
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A BLOODY DusL.-A telegraphc despatch from
Charleston, South Carolina, dated June IL, states
that duel was fought on the I'd instant at Fort
Mellon, Florida, between Colonel Grousrd and
Major Jones, Of Hopkins. The account states that
they fought with bowie-tnives, that Major Jones
VI" killed, and that Colonel Grouard subsequently
went TO ST. Augustine and surrendered himself TO
the officers of iustjce
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Also the petition of Obed Baxter and seventy
three other ship masters, for the same.
Also the petition Of Joseph Eldridge and twenty
six other chip masters, for the came
All referred to the Committee on Commerce.
BY MIR. CHANDLER: The memorial Of the Rev.
+. NJ Bogen. asking Congress TO assist him with
means TO circulate among German emigrants 10
this country two works which he lately pre- pared.
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MIR. CabolI's Speech.

We publish this morning the speech Of MIR.
CABELL, Of Florida, in the House of Repre-
sentatives On Saturday last, and shall lay be-
fore our readers the reply of Mr.. STANLY, Of
North Carolina, as soon as we are furnished
with Z copy oft.
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BRiDon ovsa THE PoToMAc.-Wc undersf land
that the Committee Of Congress on the District OF
Columbia, with other gentlemen Of Washing ton
and Georgetown, on Saturday last made per.
sonsl survey OF the Potomac river hence up 10 the
Little Falls, with view 10 n selection Of the best
site for bridge bridges rcconneot the Virginia
shore with the District. or the result Of this eu-
animation we shall hear In good time.-Tnfsl
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ORpIrATroSs.-We learn that DR.. Henry Hoban
OF this city, (brotbcr OF the Into James Hobon
esq.,l Mr.. Patrick Doddy, Of Pennsylvsnis, and
mr.. Peter Foichi, oil Germany, were on Saturday
sst ordained TO the priesthood Of the Roman Cstbo
lio Church. at Trinity Church. Georgetown by the
Most Rev. Archbishop Kendrck. - Telegraph.
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BY Mr. SCUDDER. The petition Of Francis IA.
con and twenty eight other presidents and officers
Of insurance companies in Massachusetts, asking
for buoy' TO be placed on the Lone Rock" near
Hyannis bsrbor, and on sunten wreck in the
channel, near Seconpesset shoals.
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We arc indebted TO Mr.. J. II. Rand, Of Adams Il
Cos Express, for copies of the Panama Echo Of
May 30 and June g.
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The names Of Harvey W. Vail, Charles r. Bar.
bour, and Theodore II. Benedict are not appended
to this statement. not being in Washington.
WAsHsoror, June ID, 1852.
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Mr.. HUNTER asked the House 70 take up The
bill granting the right Of presumption to settlers
along the line If the Central and Illinois railroad
Having examined this bill thoroughly, be ga
ussed 10 ought, in justice TO those people, TO be
PANIED The sales we're TO take place next month
and II the House intended ~ act they should do 90
promptly.
Mr.. JONES, Of Tennessee, objected, ard called
for the regular orders.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Later from Bnenos Asres.

BosroN, Sept. 2o.--Mr. Schenck. the Ame-
,ican Minister to Brazil. sent by Government
70 Buenos Ayges to negotiate for the free navi-
cation Of her rivers, visited Urquiza. at Paler.
mo. on the Goth of July, with Mr.. pendeton.
and was received with uncommon honors. A
salute was fred aud the troops ordered out
Urouizss speech was very friendly towards
This country. On the succeeding week
Scheuck would visit Montevideo, TO have an
interview with the Government of Uruguay.
The English and French commissioners had
gone TO Monievideo for the same purpose.
The citizens of Buenos Ayres were niue h
opposed to Urquza, and only waited an CD.
poriunity to report him: Al. the Governors of
Buenos Ayres, appointed by Urquizs, had re-
signed, and he was acting himself in coniunc-
ton with the prsy council.
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The Wrerk of the 4t|1nf;r

BUFFALO, Sept. 20-Mr. MailIefert made
successful attempt to-day TO reach the wreck
OF the Atlantic. MIR. Green was the diver, but
owing TO the roughness of the water nothing
was done. The diver went below the deck,
distance of l44 feet from the surface. The
pipes worked we'll, aud large steamer will
instantly 90 10 the Mace
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LANlBERp,s UEEiCk.
18th Street, under Exchange HcteI.
Drawn Nos of Delaware. No %. Sept :

Drawn Nos of Delaware. No %, Sept 90:
"a 81 "A As 2 So 40 40 81 &c II 20.
Whole 2 II So prize OF Sl20.
Drawn Nos Delaware, Extra, y6, Sept. 81:
% Sc IL SO AZ 29 40 81 IL 6 81 A 81.
To-Day The Delaware State Lottery. Class No
"a Capitals S33 00u, $4,000, 10000, 60O0, 1000
30O0 $3.50, 80 OF 1000, &c. 70 numbers, IA orawn.
Tickets $40. se22
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SMITHS LOTTERY OFFICE,
Wall street, under Ihe City Hotel,
CbALA'S OLD FAED.

Drawn Nos Washing ton, 43, Sept. 20:
6S ~ 70 81 43 81 70 81 10 II 81 50 80.
Ticket 80 30 6s, 500.
For O.Day.-Susquehanns, 39.-Capitals
OF S35,OOO, OF l5,OG0 OF 1870, If 362e, % of
1000, ~ OF $40, 20 Of $50, &c 70 numbers, l6
drawn. Tickets SI0-shares in proportion.
Also, Patapsco 25i.-Capitas: OF SiO,2l4. 90
of $780, 1873 of loo; IL numbers, IL drawn Tickets
81 so.
Sc % SMITH
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Later fran 1Teriro

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 20.-Matamoras dates
10 the 4th inst, have been received here. Great
excitement exists on acCourt of the Cardenas
usurpation. The National Guard has declared
in favor of Prielo, and encamped on the Anne
rcan side of the Rio Graude. Avalos has is
sued proclamation which seems TO be re-
ceved with favor at Cardenas and the princi~
pal cities. Temaulipas is opposite Carlenas.
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Movements of General Scott.

PITTsBURG, Sept 20.-General Scott spent
Sunday in THE city, and was waited on this
morning by large number of Indies, prior to
taking his departure Tor Cleveland. He was in
excellent health and spirits, ana was escorted
TO the depot by large and enthusiastic assem-
biage of his political friends.
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E Great Cure for Dyspepsia.-DR
:. ROSES DYSPEPTIC COMPOUND AND
FAMILY OR ALTERNATIVE PILLS, both costing
IS cents.
have cured more than I've thousand nersons of
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaints vitn 90 Oy~pep.
TIC compound AMI Family tn.a ncaL tie roi;ow.
ing letter from gentleman in Virginia. W HON [
never saw. be Is one OF thousands who are living
monuments Of the great cures made by nv Fami
ly Mediclnes.-J. 5. Rose M ID.
DINwIDDIR Co Va June, 1852
To DR.. j. s. Rose, Phiiadelphia-Dear Sir: For
TIE sake OF humanity, write these few lines to in.
form you and the pubic generally, of the great
cure your Dyspeptic Compound has made on ne
In the summer of 1850, was attacked with a VIC.
lent diarrhoa and after trying the remedies pre-.
scribed by two or three eminent phi scians for ls
months, without any effect and being reduced al
most to skeleton and scarcely able to walk across
my room, | accidentally received one of your cir.
culars, in which | found my disesse exactly de.
scribed. My son went to Petersburg and purchas.
ed a bottle of the DYSPEPTIC COMPOUND, with
box of your FAMILY OR ALTERATIVE. PILLS.
and 10 my great establishment and satisfaction
found great relief in few days. and in two weeks
l was entirely well. At this time | am in be tier
health than have been in ten or twelve years. In
short, sir, your medicine saved my life
Your, with respect, GEO. J. JONES'
The above preparations, and all DR.. Roses cele
brated Family Medicines,
For sale by Adie Il Gray, Purcell, Ladd Co.,
Bennett & Beers, Alex Duval, K. X. Duval, O. A.
Strecker, A. Rodeker, Gaynor q Wood, J. Blair S.
NJ. Zachrisson and W.P. Laid. jy l6
To the Voters OF the City of Rich.
mOnd.-WhIgs and Democrats, call at Messrs Ben
nett d Beers, k. K. Duval d Bro or at Messrs. Sea.
brook Reeve, Broad street, under Anne rican
Hotel, and get bottle OF the celebrated Fletcher,s
Hair Tonic, manufactured by John Johnson 1t
will impart richness 10 the hair, clean the head OF
dandrutf, and preserve that peculiar heathness in
the head that is not only the wonder OF the age but
the commendation OF all who use it, 1t will really
better tit man to exercise all the duties of "evt ~
day life" se9
e 1t was discovered, about 90 years
ago, Ia the county OF King and Queen, by Ply
stefan, eminent III his profession, that Asiatic Cho.
era, Cholera Morbus Bilious Chois, Dysentery,
Diarrhoea, Lock Jaw, and many other nervous and
spasmodic diseases of very dangerous character
| could be easily cured. Since that time he has
proved that fact to hundreds of our fellow citizens
and can prove it to as many as will try DUVAL'S
FAMILY ANTLSPASMODfC, the peoples favorie
Medicine. They can get it from PURCELL, LADD
q CO., or any Druggist in the city. See advertise
ment. su 6-3raWts
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YeI0u Ferer at Charlesfou.

CHARLESTON. Sept. 20.-The board ofhealth
report fifteen deaths from yellow fever during
the three days ending on Sunday evening"
The increase is attributed 10 the weather. The
new cases are not numerous and those at
tackled generally laid themselves open to the
disease by neglect.
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DeathS BIZ DrOnning.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 20.-Mr. O'NeiI, the
mate of the steamer Pike, and two deck hands,
were drowned hear Patriot, by the breaking OF
u derrick in lowering the yawl to put passen-
gers ashore.
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LATER FROM PoRT Az PRINcE.-By the
baque Charles +. Lex, Captain Harper, at this
port, from Port au Prince, which place she
left on the Sd instant, we learn that the old
coffee crop was finished, and the little that
came TO market from the interior sold al S92a94
per 1000 pounds. lockwood was S45 to SAB
per 1000. pounds. Doubloons 1928 10 $3.50
American Provisions were in great abundance,
in the face of a limited demand, at low prices
which could not be other than ruinous to ship
Philadelphia North american
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THE REINDEER EXPLOSION MIR. Thomas
Qug.ey, and his daughter, Miss Phoebe Ann
Qugley, have at length died at Maiden after
prolonged suferings from the injuries received
by the explosion on the REINDEER. They were
both from ST. Johns, Porto Rico. The whole
number Of lives lost by this calamity is now
known to be Mirty-Seren.
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sTkATVON,s GFFICas

Drawn Nos Delaware, Extra, SO, Sept 81:
~ sc lS 80 AZ % 40 81 II 81 A ST.
Halt ticket Nos .9 81 II, do do do 40 AZ 81, do
do 20 A 81, az 81 54-four more sold and paid by
sc22 STRATTON
MILES AND EDGE TOOLS.-3 ca.ks
Il Nv & s. Butchers" Files and Edge Tools,
comprising
Flat, halt round, round, square ard eaualng Files
Mill saw Files, S to Ia inches Inclusive
Hand, tenon, pit aud cross cut Saw Files
Socket, mortise ana hrmer Ch.seis, all sizes
Milwrights and pattern makers Chisels
Pattern makers Gouges in sets
Drawing Knives, Braces and Bits, &c. &c.
Which We oier at low prices.
c. J. SlETON q CO,
Importers of Hardware
Sc % Sign of the Circular Saw. IL Main st.
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Cor. Letcher-The Markets, SC.

New ORLEANS. Sept. 20.-Gov. Lelcher, the
American Minister ut Mexico, left here this
morning for Washington.
Cotton is active, but prices are tending
downward. Suies of mddling at 81.
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From the White Monntaias-Serious Aeci
dent-Heary Saon Storm.

SPRINGFIELD, Sept. ls.-A gentleman JUS,
down from the White Mountains, reports that
John ". Fowler and wife, of Milford, Connec-
ticur. and MIR. Beebe, of Brooklyn. N. York,
were thrown from carriage, on Friday morn
ing, at Franconia Notch, and all were seriously
hurt. Mr. Bsebe was in delicate health, and
the result, in his case, it is feared will be fatal.
Our informant says that he climbed Mount
Washington on Thursday morning, in blind
ing snow storm, and that he and his compan-
ions came near freezing. The season is over,
and the regular stages between ST.. Johnsbury
and the mountains have been hauled off.
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nj OTlCE.-J. A. HAKhlNG ron, Importer
~ Manufacturer, and Wholesale and Retail Deal
er in all kinds OF CIGARS, TOBACCO, SNUFF,
PIPES, and Fancy Articles. No. lisa Main, corner Of
10Th at eet, Richmond, Va. AS his STOCK is large
and unsufpassaole, he hatters himself that he can
sell as low aud on accommodating terms AS any
house in this Northern cities and hopes dealers
will avail themselves of the opportunity OF lay ing
in q Fall stock of Cigars, &c.
x75,O0O Cigars on hand, and are receiving
by wsy OF New YORK 5000 direct from Havana,
Of fine quality and choice brands. Orders thank
fully received and promptly attended to.
Sc 2O-lWs
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NEW YORK MARKETS, Sept. q.
Sales of $500 bbls. FLOUR and 25 900 bus.
Corn, at yesterdays prices.
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Mr.. CoRwIN.-The Washington papers o.
yesterday has no allusion to the rumored res.
ignation of MIR. Corwin.
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The Africa TeIeerap he d.

we received intelligence from our correspondent
late last night, that the steamship Africa had been
t4iegraphed at New York, but up to the hour Of
going to press we received nothing further
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, Sept 81.
Sales of 300 bbls. FLOUR, at s4.25. Red
WHEAT, IS TO 90c.; white 80 TO 96c. White
CORN, 81 to 81 cts; yellow, &c to 81 cts.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FoR THE DAILY DIsPATCH
designation Of tho Canadian NIiaistry.

QuEBECs sept q.
portion ofthe Canadiau Cabinet have re-
s'gned' IN consequence Of difference OF opin.
.on relative TO duties on American vessels
us may have reference to the fishery ques-
ton
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EgF> Public Taste Improved.-SIMONS
DaguerreotypCs arc now admired by all who see
themi hy some, far the richness of the coloiing.
peculiar to them alone-some for the cleafness and
dllincness OF the figure, enabling the spectator 10
them in eng light with the e. eaiest esse--sone
for the strength OF their light and shade clearness
Of the eye, and the general artistcal finish of the
entire picture When it is known that we furnish
such gems TO parcus, is it wonderful that our
businessi is 20 rapidly increasingly Our assortment
Of ewelry fer setting psguerreotypes ill., is equal to
auy in The city. Nj. P. SIMONS,
seq ISL Main street. Eagle Square
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Important from Caveu,e.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 81.
Advices received from Para state tina,
French vessel had arrived at that port from
Cayenne, bringing intelligence tina, the COLONY
was in an alarming condition.
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Ey@ Onco again must we call attention to the
plases voluntaetei Ivy the customers who patron
ize the Virginia Sky ight Daguerrean Gallery, at
No. las Mein street, Of which Mr.. w NJ. A. PRATT
is Proprietor.
Says Mr.. Falius Lawson: Mr.. Pratt has taken
four Lisenesees of me, all OF which were not only
satisfactory To me- hut have been said by all to be
exact Tie che To-day, being tine fifth, is rather bet
ter than those taken before"
Says Mr.. hurley, oi Prince Edward Z" Mr. Pratt
is the ohy tst that Ess taken good Like
ness Of mo the eyes Ia particular"
IS Us Mr.. J. A. Winston " MIR. Pratt has this day
taken tue Pictures ri mo, which J think perfect as
Any eyer saw"
says Mr., Eaw5ei: +tThe Eve Licensees taken
OF me by Mr Frutt 10 day consider first rate"
All the s!suve copies from the album of the
Virginia GnIierg. No. l45 Main street aug
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ES Three thousand One Dollar Pic.
lures taken within the last Two Months.
Does not this iook lie giving entire satisfaction
TO our customers, and the pubic? if it does not
we would Ike to know what does. Do mt be
gulled any longer by paying high prices for your
pictures bu, come to me and get superior Pic
lure for one dollar case included. Warranted
equal to any in the country.
FRANK MOULSON,
seal No ITO Main street.
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SMITH
GREGORY 81 MARY,
Managers. Richmond. virginia.


Drawn Nos Delaware Lottery, Class 90. Sept 90 :
81 81 ii IS = sc 40 As g. Go II 20
Grand scheme TO.d2y.-Capirals $50, 900,
1900, 0UU, $780, 4000, 1900, 25e9, 81 OF 1000 3
Of 500, 40 ot 800, PSI of 800, &c, &c. 7s numbers
Ia drawn. Tickets go. SEGA
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+ LIBERTY HALL, FRANKLIN STREET.
IL This e.tsbshment-which has been fitted up
in style equal to The very best in the city-would
be disposed Of on LIBERAL terms if immediate app.i-
cation be made. The whole premises can be
had if required, or the business part alone.
Private HCarding.-MIs GUOLD would be
pleased to accommodate four or five respectable
Young Men with Board
AsU-A Gentleman and Wife-with out incum.
brance-can be accommodated with unfurnished
Rooms with or without Board Apply as above.
9l-3t~
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iNIiA LlkE And WRITINGS OF u
A


'rAh AikE And WKiTING, OF DIX.
i CHALMERS.
Horseshoe Rohiaf on. Tale of the Tory Aseen.
dancy, by John Kennedy, author OF swallow
Barn-S1 so
The Life and Sermons Of Christmas Evans a new
translation from the Welsh, with a memoir and
por,raiture Of the author, by Rev Jos Cross
Swallow Barn, SOjouru IN the Old Dominion,
By Kennedy, revised edition, with ~ iliustIs-
lions by Strother-el 80
The Complete Works of Captain F Marryatt,
bound Ia one volume, full of beautiful illustrations
- 81 rs
Wild Scenes in Hunters Life, including Cum
mings Adventures among the Lions and other w lid
Animals of Africa, &c, with 300 illustrations, CON-
piled by John Froet, LII D-SI
The Christiau's Legacy, with Appendix, con-
tang compendium OF the Holy Bible with illustra
uons &C, designed for raskiug the reading and
study OF fhe Hoy Scriptures more easy. especially
70 those WHO arc you G Ia years, by VIM Jackson
81 IS
Memoirs of the Lie and Writi:g. of Thomas
Chalmers. d d, LII ID, by his son. in-law, the Z ~
William Hanna, IL ID, 4 vols-S4
Hawthornes Life OF Plerce-paper 81 cents, cloth
so cents
Cooley and g. aham for Ocsober-25 cents
Yankee Nouons tor Oetober-l2 cent?
New Books received every day. For sale by
q Ii. WEST q BROTHER,
So Hexf to the Post Office