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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04
DRY GOODS,


tNIDE sHEETI>GS-200 packages 80, o. s. and
w ~ brown AID bleached Sheeunss, from the Wal
than. Stark Hamilton and Utica Mills, for sale BY
% NEsMiTH co. 81 ana - PiDe-st.
MA NNEIs-l0n oaes plain ana tvilled white scar
let, green and yellow Flannes al wool and different
widths ana qualities. For sale by NEsMlTh CO
d. 81 and s. Pine-st.
AMERICAN BLANKETs-5oc cases and bales su-
"A parfne and medium twed Blankets To-, II ard III
For sale by ld9l NESMlrH Co. 81 and - Pinest.
DIEACHED GOOD--Comprising an extensive az
Dsortnent Of well known styles, 81, a., 81, 81, lo-i,
Ri aud 10 and 90 widths, for sale by
do C. r HARRIS. Is Exchange-plsce.
DLUE AND ORANGE PRINTS, on fine and me-
Ddum c.ohs and Of and elegant patterns tor sale
low by idlol c. +. HARRIS % Exchanee-plaee
CANTON FLANNELS-White sud colored, twied
y and plain Tor sale By c 2. HARRIS
do a. Exchange-plsce.
/ OW-PhICED PRINT CLOrHs-For sale BY
IL ld0l c. +. HARRIS. 80 Exchanee-pisee.
I Oy-PRICED 81 BLEACHED GOODs-for
Lsas by ldlOl C. F. HARRIS. 70 Exchsnge-pisee.
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|tahAtthf WV
>alICws, Robert
seaman James
SHANNON. joseph
Sanders Jno n
5ammOns, John
swain, q "
stamford Joseph
San ford. 7 81
-uislley, Peter
stanton, Richard
Sanford Rowland
Sanford, CsptAsaM
Ssyr-, James u
,parry, Rev G
>frsttineysr, Geo
sharp, benjamia
Sanders. Marx
>tAyuzn .DrJ0serh
Sc5awbe, L 3
seaman ! homos
Steele. Rob T
Schreiroer
.S.emEiE Tas.nd
>-lIck stephen
Shea. William
See. william
Sfssrns, Jno Milton
,he-hen Pauick
scAaz5. IA
Sel.eTs RE
y -.A.cl, il
Sheridan, jena
ststssSoa. Jcsspa
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EREsH Fruits, GROCERIES, &c

irREsH FRUITS, GROCERIES, Nc.
100 Dbl, hand picked apples, assorted
$50 Kegs Malaga grapes, in ice order
~ bxs Lisbon do do do
30 bNs and half bxs bunch raisns
10 Kegs pOmesfautes-
81 pots white and yellow rock candy
~ hxs juJubs paste.
90 bxs Genoa citrOn-
~ bbis sheiec almonds
10 bbls shelled peanuts.
~ cases pineapple sweetmeats
- kegs new Dutch herring
White and brown hard sugar 10 boxs.
stewart's crushed and powdered In bbs
Together with general assortment OF fruits groceries,
wines liquors cofdas and syruPs preserves pickles, spi.
ces, gsrs, &c.
Con'ecuoners bakers hotelkeepers, families and others
Of good articles a. the lowest market prces are
requested 70 give Us call. OAssNER YOUNG,
dl7 1872 Chatham-st. near Chatham square
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1aws Of NfwsY ork-BY Authority.

livery Law unless different time shall be prescribed
thsreiu sh commence and take effect throughout the
state on and before twentieth day after the day
Of its final passage certified By the secretary Of Sste
Sec II, title 4, chap. T. part l, Revised Statutes
livery Law published by MIN, ono stats Printer
be contained in all courts justice in this State, and in
ali proceedings before any officer body board, IN which
shall be thought necessary 10 refer thereto until three
Isw-sec g. title T. chap. 8, part !, Revised statutesI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT-In Equity-George Bradshaw
Cus James HOford and others-Jud gment creditors
bnl.-JAMEs HOLFOKD, one Of the defendants In this
whose place Of residence Is 10 the City Of London
England, 10 required to appear in this cause by the
eleventh day Of June next the bill fled therein will be
taken 8 confessed by him.-Deted NewYork, Dec. TO-
1917. GEO. BRADSHAW,
Solicitor for plf 10 proper person,
d1 LAVISH 81 John-st
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=. CoT>TRy SEAT AT NEWARK,

-. COUNTRY SEAT AT NtN AhNs ~
x; For sale OF exchange Tor prodG,tiVe pio'ei' 'n
III York or Brooklyn. bsaut ui residence o. tls
banks OF the Psssaic rseT. ony few minutes wax iom
the Railroad Depot consisting Of about acres 81 .Ana
ard splendid mansion containing : rooms, Win every
beautifully laid cut snc STOCK ca VITA
80 fruittree. This valuable property viii Be sofa a.
grest bartsin and accommodating terms Also severs
very desirable residences and building sites az htNcuf
wood I l. only p minutes run BY steamboat Apply 10
dS0 2w' I. n MIMI, ~ " stet-s-.
*, FOR ~ALE.-A farm within miles OF the CITY Of
No udson containing 50 acres Il IL said 70 BE- ore on
~- he mos, valuable farms 10 Columbia County-the
wood snd timber IS estimated % he worth A. east etVv
Apply to ldi0ul 4. J. HALL - 5srelsy-sl
60 FOR SALE OK ENCHANGE-A country SEA,
60 very productive sooantins 10 al sinds OF
-frut-budiug suitable for serteel residence-sita
s.ed about S miles from Newsik \ J. convenient 70
Railroad Depot growing neighoofnhoed near enuien
two schools SC. Inquire OF - , ,,,
u In g. :. bOlLEh, Itlouhe o..-e.Hs
50 SPLENDID FARfI in new-JerseY for ss.s.-
s< This valuable Farm Of 3c0 acres. mansion house i.
"~~ houses ana very extensive out buildings together
with good saw-ni three good orchards VITA every ~.
rety Of fruit together with 5000 peach trees ready 70 SET
out and excellent arrangements for large mock of shesp
II situated Bergen County within three miles OF the
Erie Rairosd and mile OF the Paterson depot nov
mAkng: the Rsmspo through T. &c Nc For farther
particulars apply tOl ms lHOLLfS PAfsoSo Finest
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26

yHVAKEN " by 3. r. Sup, II miles
q east Of Mineral Point, |. c. W. T.
on the oath, Of April, I848, one dark
bay horse fifteen hands high, eight or
nine years old. The left fore foot split.
and snod all round. No other marks or
brands perceiyable.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26

H5EAI be found at his old stand. two
w doors above the Store Of c. Beech
& Co, where he is aov receiving Il large
stock Of STOVES, among which may be
ound the following:
Empire Air tight Cooking Stoves;
Niagara and Albany city DO.
Premium and Parlor Do.
Double Oven Do.
Air tight Parlor and Plate Stoves Of
various patterns and sizes; together with
I general assortment Of Tin. Copper. Zinc.
Lend, Sheet Iron, Wire &c. &c, which
he VIII sell as cheap for Cash as they can
b. bought At any snop in TINS section Of
country.
~ Merchants supplied at eastern pri-
ces. with the addition Of transportation.
job work done with despatch, and
u reasonable terms.
Oct 2I. 1917 ST
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26

esrRA tED.----From the subscriber,
- at Porter's Grove, four weeks since,
yoke of oxen, One Of them was white
and the other hriHdIe. Said oxen were 5
years old. Whoever viii return said oxen
or give information where they may be
found to Louis Tinny in Mineral Point.
or to the post master at Ridgeway, will be
literally rewarded.
May -. lS48.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26

L. The editor OF the Newly ork
Tribune has seen some neat specimens
of twisted telegraph wire, encased
in tie tough vegetable substance
known as Gutta Percha." which be
pronounces a decided Improvement.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26

Md furthermore, all persons are fsrb'c
removing any 1iineral from the premise.
without the written permission of tbs
pwncr OF agent. In the abscnse Of the
Undersigned, Mn. GGoEGE MEssEnsurTn
viii have full charge If the prcmeses afore.
said. 7. $. MORGAN, Ag'i.
Dodreyillc. Oct. II, 1917. Stf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26

- I,sp SALE.-It viii be per'eiF-
- o,oclarnation fthe President thai IN
extensive sale OF Public Lands IS 2 take plaJ@
ca,l- s.. Marie, on the 2lst day OF Jay
next.-Daiiy Wisconsin.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26

The cost Of the two new houses of Parlia-
ment in London, VII! amoautto the enormou.
sum Of seven millions aud half Of dollars =
Yet in Great Britain, more than seven mill
ions and half Of people are starving.
The Austrian ambassador fed from Rom
when news arrived Of the insnrrection at hi
an.
c. The President Of the New
ark Bank and Insurance Company,
whilst on his road from Newark to
New-Y ork on the morning of the Sd,
vas robbed offorty-nine thousad dol
lars.
The President has nominated Coils.
Haraey and Riley to the Senate for
brevet Lrigadier Generals.
\ Touau OLD LADY-An exchange paper
says there IS ii lady il Moscow (Russia) WHO
5 II her I6s5h year, and was married 10 be-.
5th husband when l2J years Old Which Is
the toughest the lady or tie story?
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26
40 Miners.

FEvHE undersigned contemplate star
q ting for the Copper Mines in Mis-
sour, in a short time. He has been re-
quested to call the attention of the mi
ners ofthe upper Mississippi to that coun-
try, where a number Of good copper pros
poets are offered, to be worked on .berai
terms.
Miners who are personally acquainted
with me are invited to call and see ms
on the subject, where all the information
in my power viii BE- furnished
CHARLES BRACKEN..
Mineral Point. May %, 1913
q Gaiena Gazette please copy
c. WooD wanted By rh- Printer iulEne
6,ateiv.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26

"a t4E.IltF "'tlce IS Nere6v gwen, Than f0rbi
any and ali persons from buying or removing any
L.ad or Diner ores irom the above described lands
without my written 0errIj~~i.u
GEORGE MESSERSlITH. Accent.
Dadgeville. iowa county, ". Z.
Sept p. 1917 5tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26
TO MINERS AND OTHERS.
FaE6EfC Notice.

q Ii persons are hereby notified not to
trespass. Niae. or dig 4?oa tie following
lands without Tue ,ss.zen Consent or permission OF
Luc ovaer ur agent:
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26

The total territory Of NeAico vIII-
ICES >" about 5000 900 square miles.
The territory TO be coded 10 the Uni
"a States by the pending treaty, EN-
aces ESQ. 500 square miles, with a
,onIatjon of about 100000.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26
WILLIAM HENRY.

IS Eats,uct Cont, Z. :. a. ,I..rcu Term
Il y 4. d. 1913.
.,....i... = Of I Wisconsin. IS.
Phillip NcNahoa, } On Foreclosure Of
Edward D. Roche. ( Gerry.
In pursuance Of 'cretal order Of ths
Distric. Court Of the UuiJed States in uno
tsr the county ard Terri.,ry aforesaid
-i;ttar IS a Court OF Chaacrry, at the
Dove mentioned term, begun an held a
he Coarl House in the town of Minera
Point, ~ SAID county. made on the 23a
ay o. March \. .. 1913. the same being
he 18th day OF tie term, will be sold a
}ublic auction. at he Court House door.
n the town ofShuilsburgn, IL La Fuyett,
county. Wisconsin Territory, to the high
St and best bidder, By the subscriber, OF
SATURDAY. TIE FIRST DAY Oh
}ULl NEXT, between the hours Of 10
clock a. m. and o'ciockN n. Of said
day, The following 4 -: Jed en- ises,
situate, lying and being ] the county o.
lafayette and Territory aforesaid, an.
snown and designated On the plat Of the
'ubHc surveys as the south half of tn,
,outh west quarter Of section No. TWEEN
vt2nr (2i). IN township No. three CD
i range No. 81, east of the fourth prn-
IpIe meridian, containing eighty acres
+ land, more or les, together with a.
.ud singular the hcradltaments and ap
purtenances thoraunto belonging or in
my wise apPeTt1iuing.
HENRY WAGNER,
Master il Chancery, Lafayette Co.
". T. MsSrs, Damn, Jones q Crawford
SoIr's for C0mplainan'.
Mineral Point. Nav 18th, 1913. Gw37
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26
40 la.Qarrs asn4l .9agaeleeg.4.

g Ii persons are hereby notified moi tc
l. trespass by Mining or Digging upor
he following Lands, without the written
consent Of the owners or agent, to wit:
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26

Co<.EE. ~ Ieesrs BAE>Ey " SMITH
I'VE Concert N the Court House ia this
alsu On Wednesday evening last, to a very
rye sIudirnce- Nog being present, we are
,.....- 10 speak from personal knowledge as
\ -erlormauce. but are tod By those who
that it went OF. very well. We are
ID say tmt they vii! give another
arut 1t the same pace on Saturday
Il. nj which time th5 wonderful
! ..., EeaIraogai~m viii be e>h9laI,iA
/ l.4I. u..ler tricks ol IN. CIc.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26
EeT Office. All persons are lolbidde.

sI Office. All persons are Iolblddeo
"a 10 mine, dig or otherwise trcsDas>
upon any Lands owned by us, or Of which
We are agents, without our written per
mission; and all persons mining or diq-
ing contrary to such permission, viii b.
regarded as tresPassers, and treated nc
cordinalv.
WASUBURNE& WOODMAN.
FOSTER q STEPHENSON,
FARLEY EATON,
JOHN BRACkEN.
c. BEECH & CO.
oct2l ST
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26

~ HERIHf'S SALE.----B By virtue Of
~ an execution issued from the Office
Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of tho
United States in and for the county of
iowa, Territory OF Wisconsin, and to me
Irccted, against the goods and chattels,
ands and tcnements Of jonathan D.
Maeker, and in favor Of James Morrison.
William Henry, Joseph Atkinson, Lemuei
Silham, Anthony Salmon and William
WaddIe, | did, on the 81 day OF Nav, A.
y. lS4S, levy on all the right, title and
interest Of the said defendant in and to
the following described real estate. viz
The south east quarter Of section No thir-
" four, IN township No FIVE ~, Of range
No one a., east Of the 4th principal me
ridIan. Also, the south west quarter OF
section No. thirty four i34) in township
No. five % Of range No. one a east
Of the Fourth principal meridian, and
IN the county OF Iowa, W. T., and shall
proceed to sell all the right. title and in
forest that the said Jonathan ID. Meelicr
Iad IN said real estate on the 18th day of
April, A. d. 1888, or at any time since.
Il pubic vendue, at the front door of the
Court House IN the town Of Mineral
Point, in said county of Iowa, on Satur-
day, the 18th day Of June 4. L. 1913,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock "A m and
4 o'clock P m Of said day, TO the highest
bidder, for cash, to satisfy said execution
and costs. LEVI STERLING. Sheriff,
Iowa county, ". T
Sheriff 5 Office, May %, ls49.
ErancIs ]. Dunn. ESQ PIF.s Am,v-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26

John Quincy Adams was a lineal
decendent Of Timothy Alden, one Of
the pilgrims who came over in the
MayHoWer, and was the first Juan who
set bis foot on Plymouth Rock.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26

RElIGl5x n rHF paI.ArE.-Whcn
+. Iu,..o. I\ent zyasrxnr.ssino con
ID a5oa tie state Of his som n The
.,a.aa..r a. I.3lb lis r.v.can en-
Aor.l i ,orhe his u.u1 bv re-
-ruo to ms br1 station and h., hon
E, ..agg.f The dule stoopnj
IS short ~ ,aylrg No. remember
i aal,o ac save. n ierot as a prince.
Il, is a smncg." Fnamo that the
I.,or vas not i prayur man the
.t.hrs> was called. G3a.f.r,.I = Ser
..at PRAYER for hcr beloved and d. me
.,..I
I..yy =, rrar..,. I, tre ,,,,l =, in
-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26

a ILLUSTRATORS NOTICE. !.
IA Notice is hereby given 10 all per
sons indebted to the estate Of John Rob
.rts, late Of Iowa county, deceased, that
hey are hereby required to make imme-
Mediate payment to the undersigned; and
hose having claims against said estate viii
please present them, properly authcntica-
ted, for adjustment.
SAML. HOSkTNS, Admir-.
Dodgeville. May p, 1913.
HAISTRICT COURT, Z. S. al EIarch
LIZ Term a. D. IS48.
Territory Of Wisconsin,
County Of Iowa,
benjamin L Webb ! a.
ESau J oAnson and =. VI Sc IL
Sally his wife. o'ia'e1Fy'
In pursuance Of a decretaI order Of the
District Court Of the United States, in
md for the County and Territory afore
aid, sitting as a Court Of Chqncerv. q,
the above mentioned term begun and
ield at the Court house in the Town Q.
Mineral Point in said County, mad, H.
he above entitled cause on the lllh day
IF March 4. ID. 1913, the same being
the 9Th day of the term, will De sold a.
pubic auction at the Court House door.
IN toe town Of Mineral Point, to the high-
s. and best bidder by the subscriber, on
SATURDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF
lLH NEXT, hetweon the hours Of ~
''ciJck q. " H@d o.utoc., p " Of sail
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26
EOR SALE.

The ABOVE binds vii be sold on accom-
nodatIng terms. They are well caicu
aied Tor farming purposes, and liz in tn,
.Iclnlty Of good lead diggings. Enquir,
IF JOHN BRACKEN. g0tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26
oV0s2Ce
10 miners and Smclters

q LII persons are hereby notified moi
LA to tres2ass, mine or dig upon tn,
following Lands without PERMISSION from
me owner or accent.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26

Public notice is hereby given to Alvin
Humphreys and D. c. Humphreys, aud 10 an
others whom 1t may concern, that two writs
Of Attachment nave been issued by Rober.
Wilson, uJustce Of the Peace in and for the
county Of Iowa aforesaid, against vou. the
said Alvin Humphreys and y. G. Humphreys;
and your property attached by virtue of the
said wits, to satisfy the demand Of the said
John 9. Jenkins y Co, plaintiffs. Now IN
less you appear before the SAID Justice, at his
office IN the village of DodgevIie, in the coun-
~ Of Iowa aforesaid, Ga the 2Oih day Of May.
\. ID. l64S, at one O'Clock Z. NJ, Judgment
viii be rendered against you, and your prop
erty sold TO pay the same with costs.
JOHN &. JENKINS, u co, Prf<.
DodEe,ille, April 20 te4S 3w31
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26

lid 81 Va!iccs. GIrths. Circin-
.se--a-ll-5 $50 giles, Martingales, Col
ars, v niPs anu Lashos, Brides, Halters,
Curry Combs, Brushes, Cards, Everlast-
ng Suspenders, &c. &c.
ESssfBasO OycrsEa0es, of supe-
Tor qu1Iity, kept constantly Oh hand.
IL Carriage and Sofa Trimming and
Mending Of every description done at
short notice and reasonable rates.
Cash o. Hides taken il exchange for
avorylhing in his line of business.
Mineral Point, Dec. 10. l9l7.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26

~ ALPHABET or 1i1hG -
well worth remembering:
Attend well to your business.
r. punctuaI in your payments.
Consider well before you promise.
Dare to Do right.
Enyv no nan.
FaltnluIlyPsrform your duty,
Go not in The path Of vice.
Have respect fo- your character.
Infringe On no one's right
Know myself
Lie nc, Gor any consideration.
Make few acq4aintauces.
Never profess what YOU DO not Prac-
tice.
Postpone notl.iu- that you can do now.
Qnarre! not VITA your rcigabor.
Recommends every man for his labor,
Save something against a day Of tFou-
-.
Treat every body with kindness.
Is yoarseif!o moderation.
FlIty no persons reputation.
Wa,chiu.iy guard against ldleness.
Examine your conduct daily
1 IleiI 10 superior judgment.
Zs4ou,ly pursue the right path.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26
WRAPPING
n -. II -

T 2. H. Lamp and Linsccd Oil 70
q y sale bv BEECH 4 T:LLLI.
mav %. -.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26

O. WooD wanted b. th- PRINTER iurlse
1'aleiy.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-08-20

bay and the sea- and having the of San Francisco
on the bay shore, near it's northern extremity
Sheltered from the cold winds and logs oil the sea- ana
having soil of rema kable fertility, the valley OF 81
Joseph (San JOSEF capable OF producing In great per-
lection many fruits and grams which do mol ihrve on
the in its immediate vicinity Without taking INTO
consideration the extraordinary yields which have some
times occurred. the fair average product OF wheat es
mated at fifty fold, or fifty for sown The mission
establishments Of Sana Clara and San Jose in the north
end OF the valley, formerly IN the prosperous days
OF the MISSIONS distinguished for the superiority OF their
wheat crops.
The slope OF auvial land continues entirely around
the eastern shore of the bay ntersected by small streams
and offering some points which good landing and deep
water, with advantageous positions between the sea and
nterour country, Indicate for future settlement
The strait OF Cdqnes about one mile wide and eight
or ten ahoms deep the San Pablo and Susoon
bays Around these bays smaller valleys open into the
bordering country and some OF the streams have short
launch navigation, which TO convey produce TO
the bay Missions and large farms established at
the head of navigation on these streams, which are Ia
vorable sites for towns villages. The country around
the Susoon bay presents smooth low ridges and rounded
hills clothed with wild oats, and more or less openly
wooded their SUBMITS Approaching lis northern
shores from Sonnraa it assumes though in state OF
ture, cultivated and beautiful appearance. Wild oats
cover in continuous fields, and herds OF cattle and
bands OF horses scattered low hills and partly
isolated ridges. where blue msts and openings among
the abruptly hills Indicate the neighborhood
of the bay
The Suisoon is connected with an expansion of the
river formed by the junction of the Sacramento and San
Joaquin which enter the Francisco bay in the lat
ude, nearly, the mouth of the Tagus at Lisbon.
delta of twenty-five miles in length divided into islands
by deep channels the bay with the valley OF the
San Joaquin and Sacramento iao the mouths of which
the tide flows, and which enter the bay together one
river.
Such is the bay and the proximate country and shores
of the bay oi San Francisco. 1t is not ndenta
ton of the coast but little to ITSELF connected with
the ocean by deensbe gate opening out between sew
enty and eighty miles TO the right and left upon breadth
of ten fifteen deep enough for the largest Ships with
bold shores suitable for and settlements and fer
tile adjacent country for cultivation. The head of the
bay is about forty miles from the sea, and there
mences its connexon with the noble valleys of the San
joaquin and Sacramento
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for the beosnt OF the > n,lay
school o ID. Peter. Church.

rE,E ladies OF the congregation Of ST. Peters chucl
L having undertaken the erection of "a building for the
accommodation of Sunday school, DESTROYS OF -ang
funds completion and Tor that will give an
excursion down the Potomac river, la the commodous
Columbia, on Tuesday, tue 22l instant They
will stop Fort Washington sumcsnt time TO afford
visit that beautiful place. and after passing Mount Yer
viii proceed down the river about forty miles, and
the city about fine band of the best
ion rusic has been engaged, and abundance Of ap
propna.e refreshments will be provided very moderate
prices
The boat will leave Georgetown at 3 Rney's wharf
Washington, al 3; and Coombs's wharf, near the Navy
going and returning.
Tickets 30 cents each, children half price.
Aug. 10
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Anew HOTEL aud sun,,ur. for rent, wa.n,nx:

NEW washing
~ ton City.-The new and elegant Hotel, built daring
ue last summer situated the of Penisy vania
and Twelfth street, will be open for inspection and
the 9th Of August The loo Atty OF this house
conceded be the best Washington, being Pennsyva.
MIA avenue and about midway between the public depart.
and the Capitol. 1t has accommodations for
hundred persons built expressly for hotel and has
all the requisites oc stelas1 house Ii is
trely furnished throughout from cellar garrett and ready
Tor occupant to open in week These advantages
together with the anticipated influx Of strangers and visJers
Tor the lew years. great inducement for persons
wishing To embark in the business
IL is unnecessary extend this advertisement greater
length, any who may wish to rent the house will
IL before making arrangements. The former
keeper OF the house. Mr.. e. II Fuller will be found the
premises and will show the house any person who may
desire TO look it, Applications will DO made MIR. r.
WiLIErr, Washington.
Aug l0--eo3W