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: r~-s=s = SOUTHERN DAILY NAIL LINE for
49, Norfolk, Charleston, C., Petersburg and
Ss<4A<fzszskz-. Richmond-,The steamboats, ALABAMA,
KENTUCKY, and JEWESs, all boats fspeed and accommo
dation will running daily the hrst April between
Baltimore Norfolk aud Portsmouth, leaving the lower end o.
Spears wharf every afternoon at o'clock, Immediately al
the arrival Of the from Philadelphia, and will arrive
morsag Portsmouth IN time for the cars for Wnng
ion thence steamboats, Charleston Returning viii leave
Portsmouth every DAY after the from the South and
mach Baltimore morning time for the cars Tor Phila
telphia-
These in connection with the well known steam
jackets Georgia and Soath Carolina which leave Norfolk
every Saturday for Charleston giving travellers choice They
also with the James River boats to Peters
surg and Richmond Strangers informed (od travellers
snow this the cheapest and most comfortable route Tor
southern travellers there changes from cars steam
boats and stages " ~ dead Of night the Washington
The company therefore hope the travelling part OF the
community will patronise them, in giving equal facilities and
superior comfort.
m26-u Agent.
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rEOPLE,s LINE Bon ALnANh-

:. r-ce - PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANl.-
sa,.rsyss Landing at the usual anaing-The new and
sNS<aA@- commodiou. steamboat ROCII TER. Cap
tain A. st. John will leave Tho steamboat pier foot OF
Courtlandt street, Sunday afternoon, June sou
o'clock.
For the better accommodation of the uptown passengers
this boat Wi laad the old state Prison Wharf foot Of Ham
mond street
For freish, passage apply 70 CROOK FowKEs, cor.
of West and Liberty streets; PETER 4. SCHULTZ al
the Office, or The Captain board.
All goods freight bank bills specie, any other Kind Of
property taken shipped board cf this boat be At the
risk OF the thereof
b. For tse better accommodation Of the up town pas.
this boat will land at the Old Prison Wharf os OF
Hammond street myas-7m
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Monday, June q
Ship Equator Bsson 40 ds fm Liverpool with mdze to
Browne
Brig Puribus Unum Billings Is ds FIN 81 Crox sugar
schr Eolian :, 10 days from Lubec, with plaster 10
schr Western Trader, - a days from Boston, mdze 10
master.
Tuesday, June ..
Ship wes'eheser, Ferris from Liverpool, 18th May mdse
Ship Marmosa Myers 80 ds FIN Liverpool mdz Herdman
Brig Montiila Hynes Is d fun St Jago Cuba coffee to H
Haviland.
Brig Ashley, Pike sm Charleston with cotton, SC, to
schr Benz Harrison Douglass Is ocraeock NC,
b Blossom.
Wednesday, June &c.
Ship Gov Troup Buman I'm Liverpool, 7h May, mdze to
Ship Meridian, Williams, 81 days from St Crune Tenerfe.
Bremen bark Atlantic Grave AZ days from Bremen, mdze
to Meyer Hupendes
Brig ovena Gould, for Ponce, PR 10th June, sugar
Br brig Helen Mar Card days from Windsor Ms, plaster
TO erder
Br schr Agenors Douglass l6 ds I'm Douglass Ms plaster
to Randolph Fountain.
Thursday, June "a.
Packet ship Cambridge, Burey, from Liverpool, 2l.t May
Ship John Hale Crowe 40 ds FIN Liverpool with mdS and
passengers to order.
ship Niagara, Morris, days from Charleston with cotton
ship Heliespont Ellis IL a. I'm Havana, with sugar spo
Brig Curtis Nichols 10 d I'm Trinidad de Cuba, with sugar
TO j Peters 4 Co
Brig Tahcka, Leeds IA DIS FIN Guayana, PR with sugar
Il Andrews.
Brig Gen Glover 6 DIS FIN Porto Rco with sugar
Maitland Kennedy & Co.
Brig New Jersey, Baker days from Darien with cotton to
II NJ Daniel
Br schr Joseph Howe, -, 10 d I'm Falmouth, Jam. with
pimenio to d MeEysrs.
Friday, June 2S.
Brig Impulse, Deal, is d' FIN Guayama PR, to Mason
Thompson
Brig Carrier Tooker 60 ds I'm Mareies, with fruit &c,
Brig Splendid Bn., 10 ds I'm Aguada PR, with sugar to
Harmony TO. -
Brig Tanti,y Johnson from Savannah with
Durham.
Spanish Amendares Pereya I'm Havana via Charles
ton, and ds FIN Norfolk
steam packet New York. Wright I'm Orleans, and ds I'm
Charleston, TO Z Morgan
schr HANNIBAL sanner, days from Virginia with wood to
order. -
Saturday, June g.
s. ship North Carolina Com Ballard, Rio de Janeiro a6
DAYS officers and crew all we'll.
Packet shP Ontario uteson London and Portsmouth Goth
Nav mdze to o;rinnell, Minturn X Co.
Dr. brig Bee Be,kwh, from Windsor IA days. with plaster,
TO order.
Brig Atlantic, -, days from Lubec Me. with plaster,
10 master.
troops.
Brig Cumberland sursevant Maanzas IL days. sugar SC.
60 order
sehr spphronia Fountain days from Lubec with plaster,
to mastes. -
sehr Neriu. jones' 10 days from Lupec Me with plaster, to
master.
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49, ANGULAR MAIL tfNF ron BOSTON

= 60 IRREGULAR MAIL LINE FOR BOSTON
Sn-fES~-1 Daily. (Sundays cxcsr,ed) at r ~, from
Sskxr<ssz~ Battery Place, Pier No. T. North River
via stoninron Newport and Providence. Steamers Massa
chusc Capt Comstock Providence, Capt woolsey Mar.
rsgansett, Capt Child.
The steamer PROVIDENCE, Capt woclsey will leave
this afternoon Monday. 1T Jul, - oclock, and the
MAssAC I'LL SETS. Capt Com.'ock. tomorrow.
0- Passengers a.. at,ts u w. = ptutrs II stonina
ton, take the Railroad ord proceed with the
Immediately 70 Dos on msy continue the steamer via
Newport and take the Railroad Providence Coz Bostsn
my22-6m
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A. PASTORS
HAIR. OH,

Or Compound Ess-ntfal Oil Of Almonds.
EoH destroying dandru and preventing the hair from
ing cut or turning grey prepared by ANTONIO PASTOR
Hair Cutter 100 Greenwich street, New York.
This inmtabe Oil has been the product of twenty four
years OF experience and for the sixteen wears the cty OF
New York. where have been practising the Hair Cutting
Sne and The public may rely it, that A. PASTORS COM
roOND OIL Is the whelesomest and best OIL for the hair
makes grow thick and long prevents its falling turning
grey apd even hair has begun to turn grey such
to the har that by will restore natural coor
also prevents hair from becoming shaded is oready
which great disagreement to young ladies, and II
used Tor short tme will its natural color clear
the sur and keep the head har cean eyebrows
and whskers liberal discount purcha-
sers. A. PASTOR,
66 Greenwich street, MY
rree, on cents per bottle, highly perfumed e2 Inn
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NEW ENasl.AND nsllar.

o. The subscriber taken the House No. Rooe.
welt Pearl and which he has cited up
furnished with neainess and The fur
nur and fixtures entirely new, and the bar and arder we'd
faraisbed.
To clubs and parties limited number OF boarders and
TO travellers the New England House offers accommodation
which the advertiser trusts wall him share Of the pub
lie patronage. II. HUGIIES.
ab3ms
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NEW REFFtTORi.-J. SWEENEY Informs his TREND
and the pshc that he has opened Refecory in ths,
large and elegant building, No la Fulton street FISH Flesh
and Fowl always 10 be found his tables decs
cy the provided IL appears market
No attention viii be wanting be part give genera
and be hopes TO find TIA, generous
which We 10 determined 70 Sescrve
io-f J. SWEENEY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-01

nANIEL SWEENEY, III Ann street, returns his Hncer'
~ thanks 20 his friend, for the liberal surrortthey
have uniformly rendered him he rs opened his Rseetory
and them that viii be his .ndavur 4 meriis
continuance Of their APPRECIATION H table Always furnishes
with the best the market affords and those who may hoHor he
table with their presence may depend upon being served with
cleanliness, civility and prompttuJe. ile
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-01

ONE PRICE HAT STORE.
BROWN g. CO.'S HATS,
~ For cheapness and durability surpassed by any
GY heretofore offered. They combine all the requisite
qualities Of the costly for color, ghness dura
by and lusre the reduced price OF 49, Their sale,
for cash. which precudes the necessity charging the
loss incurred BY the bad The public invited
to examine their Hats at BROWN co.'s wholesale and re.
tail warehouse No l7s Chatham Square, of Mott
New York. my3l-3mt
- EXTRA MOLESKIN HATs.-Those who hav.
who have paid SO for long nap Silk should look at
HOWELLS Moleskn Hats sold the low fixed price of So
No should pay So for hat So for heavy long
silk hat while the quality Of Howcils IS sold for
3d. The price hxed there is therefore disagreeabe par
ley between the buyer and seller. d. HOWELL,
90 Chatham Square, up stairs,
ieI2.lm* Late Of the firm Of Brown & &c.
"a LOOK AT THlS.-Who keep. the most spen-
snrss.sss did Boot establishment in the cb7 Answer
OLD BOSS kCHA RDS co. at 90 Canal street, running
through 81 Greenwich street Go there tip top fash
ionabe durable Boots and Shoes and from % 30
cent 2l0 Canal street sign Of the largest boot in the
world. je25 Inn
49, NEW OPPOSITION sTORE.-Great bar
e-sx gain. in Boots and Shoes the Of the
subscriber si Canal between Varick aud Hudson reefrst
boot an shoe store Of Varcs The public in
formed that there they find mammoth assortment of all
the different kinds coors and sizes of ladies' gentemen and
cAdreu boots shoes and slippers Gentemen French and
warranted and all the kinds o s.
Of the fashionable style and all s'zes at No la and 2a
Cana street JAMES VIRGINS.
NE. insulting and calling Of from the
allowed at tins store Be particular Of the number is4
the door. iei3-im.
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= C@ - FOR BELLEviLLE AND A VuA,n
S,xEAl' MONK The steamboat SARATOGA
Capt. Wilcox, viii leave the foot Of Liberty
street Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays at two o'clock
NJ This boat well calculated to carry All kind, Of freight
and superior accommod on for passengers only drawing
80 inches water 200 bvrihen and well calculated
for the rassaic River.
CRO0KE FOwKs,
corner Of West and Liberty street
NB-A kinds of freight taken board of this Boat Al
reasonable rates. delivered o'clock the day 4 SAIL
ing. jeio2m
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Regular days OF leaving New York this monib wednesday,
and Saturdays
FARE REDUCED TO THREE DOLLARS.
NO MONOPOLY
NEW LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AND
PROVIDENCE.
= r~eo - The new, elegant, and fast sailing steamer
JOHN w. RICHMOND, Captain VIM. II
><ixss1- Townsend will leave for the above places,
Saturday Juu. 90 o'clock, from Tier No North River
For further inform alton. apply 10
mo. III. RICHMOND. Agent,
the office the wharf.
Travellers may be assured that this boat UA not with
any may be put against her. but will proceed on her
route a. IL no other boat was in company i'as'~
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e,z-r-1 trips per day from each place-Ths new and
splendid steamboat PASSAC, Capt. r W.
Martini on and aer Thursday, May 9th, will run between
Newark and New York, making three trips day from each
place, and leave follows
Centre wharf, Newark, Fromfoot OF Barclay st. ~.
81 o'clock A. NJ 81 O'Clock a. d.
10y lst 7. M.
d
On Sundays the Passaic will run and leave
Centre wharf Newark Foot Of Barclay St, N. York.
u O'Clock A. M. 10 o'clock A. NJ
p NJ. r. M.
The Passac will land at Bergen Point her 81 and o'clock
trips down, and II and 81 O'Clock trips up On Sundays she
will land on her passage down aud up each trip.
Fare to Newark, lS3 cts. Bergen Point, i25ct
The steamer Passac is remarkable for speed performing
the distance from "A to hoars each trip Ladies Will find
this route pleasant and particularly advantageous as the
Of changing from to ferry boat with baggage
avoided Goods freight taken reasonable terms but
only Al the risk Of the owners ny23y
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BRANDYWINE SPRINGS Il

BRANDYWINE SPRINGS HOTEL.
THIS establishment will he opened for the reception
il company on Monday, the 18th Of June
The proprietor has engaged Mr.. WM. H. RUSSELL. for
mery OF Boston, steward. Mr. JAMES VI SEYMOUR,
the ONCE alr J. d. DOBSY conductor Of the Ball,
aud Concerts. JAMES NJ. SANDEESON,
ic6 twistish prorrteicr
GUNNER RETREAT.-The subscriber has taken the
- house orne known the Bergen House, at Bulls Ferry,
miles from this city, where he accommodate single
To those who would enjoy pure air and pleasant scenery
embracing 6ne Of the city and OF the North River, this
situation affords peculiar inducements The steamboat Orange,
plies from the foot o Canal street four times aiy
Military and boat clubs be we'll accommodated
with dinners, SC Charges moderate
ball rosm in readiness for cotlon and other parties
and the steamboat will make extra trips for their
ZION. je202weod'
nEARsAI,Ls NASSAU COFFEE HoUsE-The SUB
.rhrr most respectfully informs his friends and the public
that he has fitted ur furnished the building No 81 aud ~
Nassau street doors of Maiden Lane In the
CANT style Rsctory. Gentlemen doing business in the
lower part Of the city will find u convenient and pleasant
place TO dine.
The Subscriber atters himself from the experience has
had in this business that he 10 able compete with any ether
in his line.
BThe Subscriber Il prepared furnish dinners and
coaions Al the shortest notice All orders left his old e.
iahment Fulton market of Frent street. or al the
above numbers Nassau street, will be attended to.
Hot BreaLf from o 10 10 A. NJ.
Dinner IL NJ. 10 a M.
supper 5topPM
iesslm' y. PEaRsALL.
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M llITARY AND FIREMEN's CAPs-NlLITAKY
lNJ HORSE EQulPMfNTS Leather Gun Gases, Cams
and Shot Bags Cartridge Boxes Belts scabbards and Knau
SACKS All the above articles Wholesale and Retail al liberal
Prccss'e, franks, Nacc. Carpet bags Hat Bose, and
every tang IN his line Of business. .
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n. =
SEn>,I Grassy Point, Calawelfs, Cold Spring, Fish
-Srssusr<s,s15z--hill Hamburgh and Milton.
The new and splendid steamboat OSEOLA, Capt A. De
croot will leave New York from foot Of Chambers stree
every afternoon (sundy excepte) o'clock Returning
from the foot of Main street.
morning Sunday exceped at o'clock Landing at the ole
states prison foot Amos street, each For passage appi,
n board, or Of CROOK FOWhES,
my23-7m Corner West and Liberty SITS.
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by tins nyenton who have had the misfortune
lose their sight she in the dark enabled write c,-
Their single duplicate without the aid Of any person what
The apparatus very simple in its and
mode Of operation, that it impossible il fail answering
its purpose, the least possible trouble he writer
IL is also particularly adapted TO the of nr
and aged persons who find difficulty managing COM
Pens and ink the Pens requiring repairs feeding and
the Ink Is perfectly portable and cannot blot.
Mandatory, ~ Nassau street, doors from Maiden ane
je2-yw
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SELECTIONS.
METEOROLOGICAL.
WAsIriNGToN, Ar

WAsnINGroN, Arm 5, 1899.
DEAR SIN: | have read with great satisfaction
your Two Lectures upon the Science Of Pin enolo-
~, which have never been able to prev al upon my
self TO think OF IS serious speculation. have
classed with alclsmy, with judicial asirology, with
ougury-and, as Cicero saws that he wonders how
two Roman augufs could ever look eaoh other IN
the Zee auhout laughing. have lei, something OF
The surprise that Two learned psychologists can
II eet without The lihetemplaon.
But. rs il has been SAID OF Bishop Berkley's anti.
material system, that he has demonstrated, be, ond
all posslbi,y of reluiaIon, What no IN has sen
can believe so, without your assistance should
nrve, have been able 10 ENCOUNTER the system Of
thirty three OF thuly five faculties Of tho immortal
soul, all clustered the blind side u the head
| thank you foi furnishing mo with Argument to
meet the doctors who pack up tho five senses IN
thirty five parcels OF The BRAN. glad that vour
Lectures have been so successful, aud hoi thai
they will be Yet so, recalling the sober sense
Of the material philosophers oil our age 10 the dlgni-
~ Of an ,mper,shdbie mind
| remain, dea, si,, very respectfully, your friend,
J. G. ADAMS.
To Dr. Tnoma, SrwALL, Washington.
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IpEMAINlNG in the Post Office, nj Liberty ya the
quarter ending the S0h of June 1892 which if no, ia.
ken out will DO sent to the General Post OH, dead
A-Thomas Anderson, John Arthur
B-!ohn w. Blount Elizabeth 4. Burks John Brown.
Miss tney Galloway, Edith Cotell, Clerk OF Bedford
County Jno r. Chiffon, Pleasant Cannady w Gala
way, Exo' Elizabeth Clnkenhenrd Hiram Chen,wood Miss
Susan W. Crump 9, ID. Chandler, Miss Mildred j. Cole
man.
E-Miss Martha T. Early
F-Benl. II. Franklin, Geo. Folcn, Isaac Fisher
G-John Gon, Richard Graham, Pasclnl ~ Gibbs Nelson
Gon, William Gish.
H-iienry ially Jno. r. Hodges, Juo. $. Hurt Chloe
James Abraham Jones' Elliott Loarey, Solomon I.inscy
VIM H. Lyle Miss Sarah A. Lambert Miss Evenr Len,
wcl Cornelius Lloyd, Admir-. of Tho. Logwood Henry
Lloyd, Mrs. Caroline Lcitwich, Mrs. Harriet Lees
M-Ahra Merriam, Rchd X. u. Marklo = Susan Nerret
John Meadows, Messrs Board McCalc.
Q-Pamea Owens Jno. b. Oey, Isaac y. Otev.
P-Niehclns Pearson John Pearcy, Thomas Phelps Miss
Ann j. Prince.
!, -Rcbeu Rice, Sam'l s. Robinson David b. Reese
SN." Shrewsbury, llowe Sales, Capt John Scott.
T-Benj. iprner, {. l. Tmberck, Jebn A. Thaxton
N-Dr WIN. Is. Vaughan, Miss Eliza Ann Vaug han.
W-William Woodi. I'd, VIM. Worlov, Mr. Sana Williams
r-rtord Yeatcs. REUBEN PARKER, p. ".
Liberty, July 4 it
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To DR.. TuoMAs SEwALL.
INFIDELITY-nr nixyamiN rnAxKLry.
u servant,
RUEL KEITH.

INFIDELlFI-nY BENJAMIN rnAxkLIy
lhe 'nnexed letter from the pen III Be, jsmii
FianLlr, IS Contained IN vol g. p. 239 oi his wu.k-
London Edition, eolt,d b, his giaud-sun, WIlHsn
h. Frankl'n. Il IS supposed 10 have heen addtess
cd 10 Thomas Pane:
dear Sn-i have read your manuscri,t 81 i
some attention. By the argument WIN hit, ulf4#Is
against particular Providence, thouei, sou aIJo.
general Providence, you strike AT lie Iuuudat,on
Of all Religion For, without The belief Of q Prov.
'uence, that takes cognlzance oi, gua,ds aud
su'aes, and may favor particular persons. iHere Is
no motive to worship Deny, 10 fear It's c,pline
OF 10 pray Tor ITS protection will not enter into
any discussion oil your principles, though you seem
to desire II. At pitsent, | shall only give YOU IA,
op'u'on that though your reasoning are subtle, and
may prevail with some readers YOU viii not succee d
81 as TO change the general sentiments Of mankind
on that suileci, aud the consequence of pr,olnp
'n's piece VII be gfea, deal oil odlum draw upo,
yourself mischief Ia YOU, and benefit to others
"o 'n" spi's against me WIND spits on his own lac
Dul were you TO succeed, do YOU imagine an,
kood VIII be done by III You yourset may fad
easy TO 1--we slruous lie without the assistance
ahofoed ny religion you have a clear perez ptou o
tue advantages vi vrue aud the dIsadga.lage. of vice
anu possess strength Of resolution sufficient "a
N""oe you 10 resist common temptations. But
'""" ~" great portion OF mankind CONSIST of 10.
"". "e" auo women, aud oil inexperienced ineou.
oes'e Yum oil both sexes, who have ne d of The
All m
Iuu 'heiI VII ue, aud retain hem IN the practice of II
y" becomes iiabhual, winch is the great point Of
"e secu,hy. And perhaps you are indebted 10 he
egh"''y' mat - TO your religious eduetlon for IN,
n4ons o. 'l''ue upon which ,oa now Justly yalu,
yourself '"''
You might easily display your excellent tale mis- o
isssooing upon less hazardous subject ana there
- OBTAIN rank With ctr most distinguished an
"'s, or among US 1t Is not necessary, as anon,
"s tio"snt'is' that youth to he raised INTO mn
ssompa"y o. men. should prove MS manhood b,
esa''ng ms 'nolhsr. would advise Won. ,be,eo, :
not to attempt un. banning the tiger. bu, ia I'm, ~
wv. os .,, IS seen by any o.her person, whereby
yoa WV save yourself great deal of mo,,i6ea,,o
rom Tie enemies may raise against Won. .,n,l n.
a. sooa deal ol 'egrel and repentance.
me" aye wicked with religion, What woul,, u, ;,
be without intend this le,rer ,,.sn "o"'u .'ie
" my n.enushp' aud therefore add no profession
Simply Youis,
b. FRANKLIN"
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o. OANLy roe SALE ou

orr Ek Tor sale my hate residence v;,l,;
=, OF Lyme, burg. on the old New J.andon " ME
ihete are abont 90 acres Of Land. well o'o-
mostly with plank fence. The bp,l,l,n.. osed,
IN part, OF handsome brick DIV lpg H., onsnt,
rooms above the basement story. dr., ,. Nun
rooms and Two pofiicoes.-kitclen.S Yot t nar
ana carriage houses, OF bfick-a Large hi, S nah
with Granary, Cow house. hay iol, and sh.,,a'e'
stone spring house. large Garde ~ well Sc, iii,
neiy oil iruit trees vines, and slrubberv 800, va,
WIN BRICK wall-a large yard well shade, an, 'o'eu
mented also enclosed with brck-a eood ,,.I' o'na.
choice iru'ts-eroyes Of forest uees-s,sJs H.. OF
shaded, and with an abundant supply of 49,. ~ wei
nng through t-fne springs ofpuie ua,,,",.,, "n-
dow "f , or 6 acres well set uitlI herds ,,,s.' ea.
HE most oiihe lands improved, rs The erov;n. anu
OF Whea, Oats and Grass. will abunJanix .apPs
In addition, II desired will selone undiy,dsJ IL,
part OF two small tracts OF wood land con,a,n;n nu
whole leo acres, and distant half to one mil,
Oakly. e from
IL this property be not sold in 60 DAYS. ,h.r :; -,
be Tor lease Tor term Ct years. TO eepeel FIJI
the tenant oblgatng hinsellto keep and re,n,n :,
property IN goodIepair. NV
Terms OF payment, if sold, will be made :, .,,.
The purchaser provided the debt be we'll s.o,. wi,
and the interest paid half yea,ly my oLiec, hem ~
Inn. o. oeo' ). GARLAND.
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In debate in the British Parliament, on some
inquiry INTO certain alleged abuses of the Goyc,p.
ment, Mr.. Grey took occasion to remark in ,onc n,
uehance to Mr.. Pat, that " no man should dare ia
quesa"nthe purity ofthe principles by which he was
aetu"led'" - The honorable gentleman" said Mr..
ln', addressing Mr.. Grey, arogates somewhat
oo much 10 himself, II he inagnes lha, shall not
take the liberty of calling his motives in oues,ion n,
1 Que as am warranted in doing by his conduct.
ne /" ,'h not 10 have his motives questioned. he
us.ake care SO TO regulate his conduct as to render
II unne cessary." ~ 'N""e
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L"eAS AsTiQuITiEs'-Among, the ren,arkab e
monuments Of antiquity On the American con,,nsn,
are Tue 'uins ID Paienque. IN The republic of Gua-
ismsla. the existence Of which is but little known
Aso"' the middle oil the century, the ruins o, an
ancient CITY, which were spread an area Of grea,
ssssnf. were discovered in the vuciny Of the town o,
8! r.snque' IN the province ofCindad Read de Chapa
Aney sere evidently Of high antiquity. many cen
saries antsccdent 10 the conquest OF Mexico by the
Spso'a'ds The extensive and remarkable luiD,
ses: subjects OF much discussion and learned spec.
It ihe time ofiheir discovery, and "a, length al
.0essa The affection Of the Spanish Government
sas ,ear 1906, aroyal order was issued 10 n,ooo
s.Ae'' 10 proceed to the spot, and make full aud
ssHinuse examination of these interesting monnm.n,s
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Commission House.

''liE undersigned have associated the selves
togrther Tor the transaction ola General Com
mission Business, which will be conducted in the
name OF j. w. DlBRELL 4 Co.
The health OF Jas. w. Dibrei, requiring an al
sence OF few weeks, visit to the Virsini, wafer
ing places MIR. David Bridges has kindly volunteered
ms services during his absence, whom we can CON
hdentiy recommend 10 the customers of the House.
as a most promp, and efficient salesman.
L. Mieure will give the bus his unrs r,itted At
ienton, and w. Dibre will return to his most the
earliest possible moment. ]. w DIBREIJ
- THOS. MIEURE.
Richmond. June 10 ay