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FRoa NAwiu--By the arrival OF the schooner Time,
one of the two vessels chartered al Nassau New Prov
dence 10 bring this port the passengers from The ship
William and Mary, have dates from tina, place 10 the
2sih ut f
The Royal Gazette Gays
ave learn thai SLAYER has been captured lately
Key Sal by some of her Malesiy's ships.
Spanish SLAYER has very recently succeeded IN land
ing cafgo OF six hundred slaves near Mataozas.
report had reached Kingston that steamer bad ar
rived at Havana having on board three gentlemen who
have been appointed by The British government az com
missIoners 10 inquire into the state OF Jamaica"
The weather at Inagoa Crooked Island, &c, conlln-
ned TO be favorable to the salt rakers, and to hold out
fine prospects for Them.
The House OF Assembly al Nassau has been prorognsd
by the governor 10 the 2oh instant The two branches
differed the appropriation bill One OF their differ
ences was the upper houses objection to the grant oil
the lower Tor the return Of the E5o6 OF duties col
leced by the receiver general and the goods
taken out OF the American ship Polar Star, bound for
New Orleans, while shore The Moselle Shoal, by
sundry wreckng vessels, and brought into por which
good. given to the wreckers as remuneration IN
saving the ship and cargo The duties were collected
under The act for levyinr duties wrecked and strand
ed goods and not goods directly imported
IN o. Pioay,~,, liza
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sales To-Day.


By GREEN ~ SCOTT, Auctioneers.
HOUSE TO BE REMOVED, AT AUCTIoN.-on Tuesday, the
III 2 instant, anal sell trout OF the O'clock
D. frame house, be
situated Louisiana between
Bank OF Washington.
the balance sixty
notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest.
GREEN h SCOTT
June I'D Auctonceu
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HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS NEAR ~ sTrEHT, ON THE
III Isud sucuonon Tuesday m. Gle, instant, shall cell,
the O'clock the handsome bulldog
No sa .sch having front
M 10 Aso Nos 9, H.
subdivision Of No $50 fronting Virgins between
AZ and Nd streets.
third balance in twelve eighteen
bearing e,ere-o day of sale deed sn1 deed Of
aksa. GREEN y
I'D Aucioneer..
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GOAT a meeting OF the Board Of Directors of the
Metropolitan Accbanics INSTITUTE held at their
the following resolution passed.
Resolred, Institute be opened daily
Sundays eIesped) 10 O'Clock p.
thai the public generally be invited visit the
CHARLES CALVERT,
June l7-u Recording Secretary.
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ly-Young Mems Christian AssOcbation.- Fopy-
building Tth below f. the General Once
library reading Sunday
and The
and the standard aud country
regularly received Citizens
viii be cordially welcomed.
order OF the Association.
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generations In view Of such considerations ihcse, il
must be grave and imposing argument. indeed. tina,
shall turn them aside from administration pledged to
their countys interests and hence 10 their own welfare
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


anr n. Lswss, Of Montgomery, Alabama, Sos.
s travelling o1 the States Of Alabama
Isd by LEWIS yAnas o. LEwts. and d. LxwIs.
eMr iHAsL T. JAhEs, No. lea South Tenth street, Pnisde
phs general usyelling agent assisted BY Wa H. W.LD
Jess CoLLIss, JAMS DEsasas HAsMrr Jos bufros ESQ.,
Burrss, Isaac M BODICE, Edmund W. WILEY, WiLLIAA L.
WArrkaAH, and GxoRox L. NELSON.
ofMI yAxss Cincinnati OHIO, our general travelling
agent for the Western sates assisted by JoHs r. Dxsr H. j..
rHosAs, on DykR O. M. L. WIsKaAs ISAAC BARTLETT u
Cooxx, A. l. CniLps, and l.. r. BKowHkL-
NJ Receipts ffom either Of above viii be good
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In this eil. The 20 the fortynh Of his age
sEPH A. 9AsToN, formerly Of somcrvlie, New Jersey.
.Those who him best loved him mrst.n
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DE, TR UCTIYE FIRE,

CAMBRIDGEP5Rr, (MassD June ia fire broke at
Cambdgepo this afternoon destroying The Bridge Hotel.
Cam pde epou Hotel Stables several lumber yards, and
ten houses. The Cambridgs bridge also dam
aged The los is about $50. 900, third insured.
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BosroN, June ls.-The American steamer Creole, rum
ming from ST John IN b. to Windsor IN. G and Dor
chester lost "Wednesday evening, the 18th inst
on Cape Roseway The passengers and baggage
saved, but the boat and freight would prove total loss
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RArLnoAp FROM PIT, nuEe TO pRlpesroRr.

PITr BURG, June lSThe grand jury have recommended
subscription from Allegheny county Of 8l50,00O tho
Ptbutg and Cleveland railroad This, with the private
suhsc tons, which 500 OOo leaves the
king of tie road from Pitsbug Bridgeport opposite
Wheeling.
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PIrrsBuRc, June 20 The Freepou squeduot, on the
Pennyl canal is broken. II viii take two weeks to
rel pair.
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When she proceeded towards the CUE thi. became
exhaused and the iron above il very
hot When she nesred the fatal spot some person In
charge may have lot sudden rush of cold which
coming in with the heated nata suddenly
ated amount Of The water sufficient 10 burst The
boiler and Tho posiou This view has been taken
by some Of the most cain OF tie susquehanns folks.
INCIDENTS.
As in The case OF the Nowak slaughter. many incidents
related which would argue special provide ntia In
difference for the preservation Of the lives OF per
For instance, Mr. Bennett, agent of the company.
about to leave Mr. Egersa's boarding house and ride
the summit the tender, when he ecoeced that no
nad an official leller wrlle and back his
He was thus, probably, saved from de ath.
The citizens of Susquehanna frequently enjoy this ride
IN order walk home through their enchanting valley aud
one gentleman was on his way get tho engine,
when he accidentally another upon business and
detained BY him.
Many other instances also related
#.a. FUNERAL VICTIMS
The funeral OF Mr. Arnold took place on Friday after
noon Every store closed and the nearly the
entire number We're hung with black The society Odd
Fellows, of which he was an excellent ienber assembled
at the Odd feows' Hall, dressed in deep mournax and
omed procession, headed by marshal and officer
with wands crossed and capea The Bibi. was norma in
the rear covered with black silk lace The was
followed by the officers and mechanics employed in the
huge acloy of the Erie company and all proceeded to tho
late residence OF their friend and feow-lsborer
The body borne firth amid the audible grief his
neghboIs and friends and upon glorious evening. when
the noisy hammer OF The foundry sted and It's
quenched, the remains deposited in u picturesque
cemetery ovshanging the mnrmuring Of the
quehanna. sh
respectable procession Of the surrounding Irish
residents formed Harmony Hall, in order
tend the funeral Of Casey and Kieran They nearly
all alfred in black and had number of wagons, the
first leading two Of which the bodies placed. The
pedestrians brought The marching and two
and they wcnded their melar choy ards Laner
borough yard the solemn scene of an ancient Irish
funeral presented under feeling subdupg in
| huences. "-i
|
twas reported in New York last evening that man,
then unknown, was ly ing to the Summit dan
| gerously wounded. ...a.
| IMPORTANT FROM DUENos AYREs-BLCCKADE PORT
oUsToM-HorsE cLosED.-BUsINEss SUSPENDED.
SALEM, (Mass } June 20.-By the arrival here of the
barque Argeatne we have advices from Monevdeo to
| The Isl of May.
The city Of Buenos Ayres still in a state Of siege
General Utquiza had publicly announced the immediate
the blockade would be recognised by foreign powers
in which the city will be compelled surrender
The house had been closed, and all business
suspended Of great excitement and distress
| listed. Many we're leaving the city.
|
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"RoYAL DECREE.

\ : D.
In the matter OF proposition for meteorological
ference proposed by the Superintendent Of the Observatory
al Washington Lieut. MauTy to be held in the month OF
June next by persons sent item countries whose govern
have adopted the method OF aking observations On
shipboad after plan designed by the said lieutenant hi
Majesty the King FL, The 4h Of this month"; May
TO decree that rce the conference question (t
ood) be held in Europe Of the officers attached
the Gotenburg station sa be detailed for this duty
the lime and place for the conference shall be de-
cded upon and that, in addition TO the expense of the
journey, he shall receive daily OF pound sterling
which, in CONSEQUENCE Of tie advantage and profit derva
bic ito The conference the merchant service shall be
paid from The commerce and navigation fund"
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ny E. n. srRAT-roN. Auct,onee

(Pennyl,ana arsnus, 'ouh eide. wear l0A arsei)
SUPERfoR WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS AT AUCTION
y Tuesday 10 o'clock, shall
and II north,
ofwnes, liquors, and cgars, vxi
barrels Malaga wine
do old Monongahea whiskey
pipe otArd, Dupuy Co.'S brandy
4 United Propuetors' Cognsc brandy
do seirneue brandy
baskets Ileidscck champagne.
barrels superior brandy
10 casks wine, escorted
Together bouies Holland French brandy port
wine, and Mononsabets whisky.
Alec, ~ 900 cigars, assorted brands.
Terms Sas unde sas,
Cor satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
June Dds
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Terms third residue In sin snd twelve mo-hs,
for satisfactorily bearing interest discount Of
~l, be showed deferred ov cssh Tide
direct from the United States convsysrcns at the o
cha@ers. b #.#E#I BIZ. r
7 9e n.r las. g. MCGUIRE,
June 2i--d H#..@a Aucsior~er.
OLIVER WAHE--M. w, GAIT \ BRo. call attention 10
their does
useful and elegant in that line, such
les .ets, pi'chers eohlets, forks spoons
Fish, pie, cake, fruit, snd dessert knives
Soup, ard ladies' t-t
Salad and
Pickle forks, ice cream spoons, batter knives
spoons, nspkia ring, hc. ..# N*f i
All of which they Offer the lowest possible
Il ..... N. w. GAIT A. BRO,
.a... #s.r. a,sr ~ Golden Essle
Pennsyvsnis svsnps, between oh and 10th sss,
June la-H
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ny y. q. MCGUIRE. Amo,,on..r.

UMBER AT AUCTtoN-on Tuesday, Jure al at O'Clock,
shah cell public auction ,ou'h side Of canal Of nh
about ,COB Of lumber, consisting Of
Eastern shore joist and scsnfinr, spruce loist
whits and yellow boards
g. a, white
Also, abort 600 shingles.
Tsrios and under cash that exceed
100, credit, 800, four, and I
months satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
JAS. o. MCGUIRE,
June I'D Auctioncer
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ESPECIAL INDUCEMENTs.-we at once
cle in which we offer special induce 20 purchaser
rs piece. table diapers and as@s from medium to err. nn.
ali stylish patterns some extra fine and handsome in The
napkins, very handsome patterns and all
large 10, q towetnr, towels, every imaginable .y.
price the lot the famed royal Turkish bath lowell at
20 piece. more Of those extra Irish linens, at Y cent? per
piece. medium fine, Of standard
100 pieces scotch diapers, assorted Widths price.
chasing soa. q nsn goods. deal 10 none b., ho.. Of
e.ss. csoie. and select .hirins eotons
% piece. .s ss% asa I'D S .s ss
50 pieces dotted Swiss muslns -, ,.,s
we , s ss % our so sle sss oa1 . sos
Genemen cays, half hose gloves 'u-pendef undsr'Ar'
our stool now thoroughly assorted good.
20 which matiar daily additions. all procured through the
Ard b mentioned tst nearly .vay .res We have was
purchased a 20 late period ~ % & ,.s. a.
% which advantage. lender customers and
!, VIII srrd ., pleasure receive amount. due
Good articles, low prices and fair dealing may be relied on In all
PERRY BOTHER,
June 9l-ds@ Opposite Centre Market
NoT,on cr.a, on.son.sr. We respectfully inform
ssss : %s' ss ., ~ % ' DE-
that. general settling Of same win be the reward labor.
June ai-dil.rJu lyf CLAcErT DoDsos.
which,
ofthe season. win he aold a reduced figures.
Also, still remaining comosoe aruele
for India we ~ hsev
III IL : = Gf.AGETT DoDsoN.
June ai-A3teodd
EUNNsrURK DRY eooDs.-we have in store and on sal.
oil linen dnewr for
cioshs hs protection fine parties.
which
and nearly yard. wide 80 :, =,
with former supply, makes
oomnls,s a. could be desired .@s#.E
CLAcETT n DoDsON
Dealers in all kinds Of furniture dry goods .
Juns9 I--thfeod + (. (.
cPECIAL NOTucE,-we embrnce this ea,y opportunity 10
y
being drawn o6 snd viii be delivered twenty
inh OF this month
As IL Of the importance early
etienent from each and
be disappointed IN
omdy with wishes ny doing
ar heavy h purchases exclusively for thereby
rorers ties" ten per e,nt all goods tey from
~. ~ r y s#a.sH#I
cLAegTT, NEWTON, May, co.
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ny =. q. MCGUIRE, Awctso~esr.
CITY LOTS At AUCTtoNon Thursday asrnoos, June osd
O'Clock, my auction shall sell the following
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Lieut.. Maury's Wind and Current Charts.
We copy from the official gazette Of Sweden and Nor
way OF May 90, 1853, the following official notification
concerning the extension Of observations al sea connect
ed with this work
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ARRIVAL OF THE CHEROKEE.

New YORK, June 10 The steamer Cherokee, which left
New Orleans the IIh and Havana the 14h arrived
here this morning. There nothing stirring Ha-
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DIED,

w. l.. MARCY, Secretary Of State,
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CANTON MATTINGs.-We have remaining on hand som.
superior mattng which, in Of the advanced
ofthe season, win be aold reduced
Also, still comfortable article
for cbooloo. India We thinh hsey
y cLAGETT 4 DODsoN.
June ai-A8teodif
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JONAS CHICKERING'S PIANOS

uSf received. Ter harques Maryland anu Nilker
- sou, ir1r Bosom, ana per Transportation Line
from New York. further supply of SIX Planes
Ibes:, with the Pianos lately lived, form the lar.
eSt AID most elegant assortment offered in th:s
cty. Magnificent Louis XIV. and Central Pianos
from the ion stab!i-hed and woridrepown,d fac
tory OF Jonas Chickcring, Z s'On from the cid ard
celebrated factory OF Bacon a Eay,n, New York and
from other approved New York manufactures.
In this assortment every scale and style OF Pianos
aily De touro, st Prices from 500 to $500.
irrsORS lie .,Iius the CO ebrut Chickering's Plan
os viii rerneu Der that the factory of Jonas Chicl-
lag. Boston, which has he,n in existence for more
than thirty years, never supplies but dealer in
each city; and that, fer years, the salts r;bcr has
had hat sole privilege for this city. This explana
ton Is Necessary, another person named CHECKER
ia has set ZIP n Piano Factory in Boston.
The hundreds of Pianos sold hy the subscriber
sufficiently attest the quality Of bis instruments and
his moderate phi rS.
Second hald riarCs t.l:ca in part payment 20,
new ones.
large stock OF Guitars, y:clnE, Flutes, Accorde-
Obs, Sc.
New Music received semiweekly.
Hy tie harque SyIh, which sailed from Boston On
tie cih ms. viii be received additional supply
o.. pianos. RICu'D DANle' Siusc Store
dee G0-pn3t
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[ III f d ALLY NATIONAL ERA
Washington, ID. c.
G. BAILEY, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR

THE DAILY NATIONAL ERA will be Issued O.
L size nearly that Of the Washington Union On
the III day of January, 1854. and daily thereafter,
until the ls of September, 1854, (or longer, should
Congress continue in session. at Five Dollars for
that period.
Its character will 10 the same H. that Of the Ma
honal Era published in this city for the last seven
wears. with this addition. that it will contain larger
eports Of the proceedings of Congress which viii
rerppear in the Weekly.
The extensive subscription of the Weekly, which,
during the year about to close has reached the
be- OF twenty thousand, must make ii sn Ell
gibie MEDIUM for adv, Rising.
The creed and policy of the paper may be summed
up in one word-DemocrGcy-which will he enforced
in relation TO Slavery and all other political iue-
tons.
Unlike political papers generally, Ire cause OF lit
eraturc will receive in the columnS of the DsnY ERA
the same attention which il has always commanded
in the Weekly.
As but sixteen days intervene between this and
the I'd Of january it is portant that subscription.
be forwarded at once
Pigment RI ddr.,nce ,rHl he iara,idJfy requrrel
dee 2B-It G. BAILEY
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WASHINGTON. DC. Dec. 18th. 1859


L NBIFORS OF THE STAR .-GENTLEMEN: Your abe
IL Reporter gives very graphic description Of the
proposed meeting ofgentlemen favorable to the for
nation of an Artillery corps last evening. at Cars
sis Saloon. For the Information of all Interested
AMI IN prove mt euy mis- Misunderstanding in fu ure
give you my know edge Of the affair:
The advertisement which appeared in your jour
nal, calling the meeting. placed in my hands to
have inserted. On repairing tothe hall last evening
and learning fom Mr.. Carus that u enc had been
TO see him in relation 10 the hall, supposed that
some misunderstanding had occurred with those
who were To attend to thst matter. On leaving the
hall, in company with u gentleman, met the par
ties who handed me the advertiser Mt and stating
to them that no arrangements had been made about
the hall, 1 invited them to my house. where they
had an informal meeting which ac ed AS st-crt-
larry. Ameng other business which was transacted.
the following resolution was adopted:
- ReSe|r6d That the Secretary pro TEN he author
lied to call a meeting at Carusis Saloon on Friday
evening next the I'D instant. at O'Clock when the
books v i'll he opened for membership"
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
dec Zo-lt" q. W. McLkNE
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PERSONAL,

....Among the strangers of note now in
Washington, we perceive the lions. Geo. VI
Clinton and John Strykcr, ex- Member >Sev-
mour, and Mr.. Augustus Shell, all Of New
York.
....Hon. J. Clancy Jones, of Ber.ss county.
Pa. i: is said will be a candidate for the post
of State Treasurer of Pennsylvania. Mr.
Jones would make an excellent Treasurer.
....Miss Davenport, the talented actress
has commenced an engagement at the Chestnut
street theatre, Philadelphia She will soon
appear in this city
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

CUPERloR GOLD WATCHES, RICH JEWF,py
- SILVER AND SILVERPLATED AR
FANCY GOODS. &c.-The undersigned re>,.rif, A.
invites the attention OF the citizens of Wasluct .
10 his handsome and wcllsciected stock of IN. al,
NAMED Goods. conpri, ing
Ladies and Gentlemen Gold and Silver Matb.,
Cfc'cry variety @nd style, from the Ice. In
don. Liverpool, and Geneva factori,-
Rich Je~ery III sets ard by the single piece
Gold Chains, Seals, Lockeis
Set and plain Gold Rinys
Earii1g Bracelets, tr'-ol hes Cuff Pins &c
Handsome silver Tea Sets, Pitchers Gu. Lit.
Table. Dessert. and Tea Spoons
Forks Nal kin Rings, &c, all Of LII. own mauui.c.
tura.
ALSO
A large ard excellent NJ ortn-ut If Silver Pl.'.
Ware and Fancy Goods. All Of witch he n!,ly-.
himself TO sell ut which cannot fail Ia L., -
isfac.ory. SAMUEL LEWIS
Pa. avenue. between 18th Ald 18Th -
dc 1912
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Periodicals. ROCKS. &c.

d ECEiI"D and for sale at BAKERS Periodical
III Depo- and variety store, eth st, Island.
The Lali Gazette Of Paris, London, and Y. Eorh
fashions for Jauulry. l>54, h-imr tire lst No
eta New Work. which the ladies VII tini par
tiruarlv Interesting and useful
Cooley Ladies Rook Tor January 1871
Al. hnl'S Icme Magazine do
Pntnams IlluS'r; rated Industry VI A., Nations.
paris L.. IL, l., and Is.
NV York JOur.4..i for Decenil cr.
Pictorial Bro jonathan ard Picayune for Christ
ma, and New Year
new supply Of Stationery and School Books
Also. a select assortment Of fancy bound Book
and her articles suitable Tor Christmas and New
Years esentS. con:i tug ia part Bibles, Tesla
Gieht- LYNN = ohs, EPISCOPAL aud Catholic Pray
books, poe;l.s, lie.psakes, Toy and p.cure Books.
&c, &c.
Together :" it'll al! tl!e latest novels 10y he most
popular u'no,s.
Slh-erip tioas t. ali tie monthly and weo xiv pa
perS received and papeIs .eyeled 1T the residences
Of subscribers ia any pant II he city.
y. B.-iookhinditi, III any Style viii be promptly
att rGed 20 AZ Gocki'd r. ITic-s. by le;,y,ng the
books and order. az my store JNU. l.. BAKER.
dee .u--02G
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A HARD MOVEMENT Washington is to-day
full of story saying that about one hundred
"Hards, who have been disappointed about
office, have arrived IN Washington, coming to
effect tho rejection Of Rcdfield, and also if
possible to aid in getting that cerebus, Peter
G. Washington, away from the door of the
Treasury.
TIE CURRENT OPERATIONS OF TIE TREASURY
DEPARTMESr.--on yesterday, the 10th Of De-
cember, there were of Treasury Warrants en-
tered on the books of the Department
Fer the redemption Of stocks. i. .$275, pa 63
For the Customs. ................ 81, 356 IL
Covered into the Treasury from
Customs. Observation-Disclosures. 1928 90
Covered into the Treasury from
Lands Observation-Disclosures. 5S,24i Is
Covered into the Treasury from
miscellaneous sources. .. 494 O5
For the War Department ....... .5H -
For re- paying for the War Depart
ment... Observation-Disclosures. 3.5lG 80
For the Navy Department. ...... 1896 90
For the Interior Department. 1914 -
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int Il Union)
TIE UNION ACADEMY

Coraer IF 1ih street amt Nt,r IGrk. drsnre
THOSE parents wishing 10 secure xslcct and sisyp
tc1y rcSl,O,SlbS sctyot. for the correct aud thor
ough training OF their sens the Classics and high
Ma h-Ina,ics. aed also ia Modern Languages aud
Natural Sciences. that they may lie fit for Col
i'se, or for Engineering. Surveying. and CUmme-.
els! pursuits. ar. respectfully invited to visit the
Institution. O. call uren the Principal s1ca as tie
humber Of pupils is limited and the vacant seat,
few.
No pupils will be admitted continued, whore
character il known 10 be bad doubtful.
No pupils acH bs admitted hr1tcs f1sth rhO hare not
1Grancei ., yal.d the primary branches.
Circulars can he obtained ut the principal Book
store. L. RICHARDS
dec 2U-om Prinripal
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NEW BOOK, nv Fanny -,

EM BOOK, by Fanny Perm
l ~, s terns Tor tHnny's little friends
oid an New England, by Alfred Rupn
annie '.ayson: or, Life in Washington
The great Illustrated Magazine Of a.,
Popular Educator for December
Knickerbocker Magazine for December
The Turkish Captive
Jack Junk; or, the Tar OF all weatLers
Morgan. the Buccareer
Harper and Prtnam's Iagazinrs for narou,ha,
All the new books and newspapers received 8. 8,
published " la
Blank Books Letter. Cap. and Note psn.r -
everything In the Stationery line for sale NJ
JOE SHILLlNGT0N's Books,or.
Cor Pa svenus and q s., oieou Bu!ldin,
de- - '+''iS'
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+ ADIEs, WORK BOxES n
CRYING DOLLS, &o.-LAIMoID
TOBACCO, CIGARS. SNUFF. g.,

N IHe LTed,' EWhpT1Hnl, Non " te Fpdaqg
n ROWLAND. having purchased my snperior
~. stock Of Cigars, Tobacco. and Snuff mrst
cordially recommend my friends customers, aud IN.
public generally TO call at his store on Pa avesu4
sctween lith and 18th sts, and supply theInselses
n formerly with me. lie tas a large aud superior
stock OF the finest CIGARS and TOBABC0 and car
bic terms. pppITS
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