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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17
vnncouver's Island.

Prom the London Spectator
A suspicion has been very naturally excited that
Lord Grey Is about to give away very valuable piece
Of national property. Vancouvers Island the Amer
the Hudsons Bay Company what for does not APP
different aspect fuller explanation it is enc Of the
most glsrng abuses of official power. Lord Lincoln
has drawn attention to the subject In Parliament ard
the Morning Chronicle opporuney puts together what
scsny information on the subject a, present exists
Nsncouver's Island is situated in the Pacific, very
nearly in the latitude the British Islands and
and more equshle Il possesses fertile soil magnih.
forests and immense tracts of good coal reaching
to the waters edge various parts of the coast What
makes the latter peculiarly valuable at this moment is
that an American company is about 10 line ct
steamers from the Columbia River almost within sight
OF the issnd) Panama and this company this
moment contracting for their Goals ~ England An
other project on foot for establishing steam commu-
nicaton betwe the West OF America and China
IN short an opening exists sor supplying, exclusively
from British possession, the whole Pacific trade by
means OF steam navigation. Above ALL Vancouver :
Island possesses. commands all the harbors Of the
Western of North Amortization there Is not one
between San Francisco in California and the Straits Of
Juan de Fuca For all these reasons II is highly import
that party of British colonsts, prepared 20 turn
thcse natural advantages 10 account and 10 maintain
supremacy in the Pacific, should be established in
this favored situation and the demand for coal offers
the unusual nducemen, of an immediate export trade
IS not wonderful that there should be persons IN this
country ready and willing 10 make the adventure If
they could obtain the support and encouragement Of
Government
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California.

PROM he 81. LOUIS kepgbean, Aug
We are indebted 10 an old friend. DIR. V. j. Four.
geaud for copy Of the California star Of the let Of
The Star complains loudly of duty of twenty per
cent sd valorem, levied upon all goods arriving in the
ports Of California from any quarter OF the globe and
hopes that the burden will soon be removed
Information has been communicated to the Star that
n large emigration from China may soon be expected
there Some Of the Celestas had already made their
appearance.
California is represented to be in pretty quiet state
For more than year no disorders had occurred-the
native Californians beginning 10 mngle with the
engrsnts, and were gradually turning their attention
TO agriculture.
Col Mason, Governor of California had issued re.
QUESTION for one thousand volunteers, 10 garrison Ma
zatsn and other Mexican ports in the South Capt Hunt
expected 20 raise battalion from among the MormOns
NJ The Salt Lake.
The rains had been abundant and the prospect for
good crops was cheering throughout the country.
An immense mine OF silver had been discovered IN the
valley of San Jose four miles from the town Of that
name by Mr. j r. Reed The vein s described as being
three and half feet thick having uninterrupted run
east for three miles the depth unknown. With few
hours labor several OF uncovered II was
hne ore and required but little expense in smelling
The Star notices the death in the New.York regiment
OF Voluptees Of list Lieut. w c. Tremmes and "a Lieut.
Charles c. Anderson. Captain Turner and I'd Lieuts.
Harrison, Jennings and Day had resigned. I'd Lieut..
Vermule discharged from the service.
The Star urges upon the emigrants by al means 20
keep the old road from the States to California
Their safety and all their property depend upon IT, Last
season all the companies arrived At the settlements by
the middle OF October The fate OF those who have
taken the short cuts is said ought 10 be solemn
warning.
The terrible suffering of those who were 0vertaken
by the Winter on the California mountains in
1876 are enough 10 apps the stoutest heart but even
those were sufficient 10 deter Mr.. Virgins, with
party Of about eighty persons, from attempting last
route across the country TO the head wat
the Sacramento As tidngs of this party have
yet reached constrained To fear that they
have all been the victims OF that nhospiablc climate,
of the treacherous and terocous Indians who inhabt
tina, region.
The then population OF san Francisco is set down at
500 sous-males adults 215 iemaesl IN children
(of ages proper TO attend school 90
Immense beds OF Copper Ore, and caves OF Sulphur
and Ssltpetre have been found in the vicinity of Clear
Lake, North of the Bay of San Francisco
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SCHOOLS.
NIECnANICs, sOCIETN SCHOOL

MECHANICS, SOCIETY SCHOOI.-Ths
wi Institution, situated ~ Broadway, and extending
through Crosbyst viii be reopened on MONDAY, the
2h day Of August The location i central and easy Of
from al parts Of the city.
The course OF instruction IN this Institution i Of most
thorough and practical character and designed not only
10 cultivate aud expand the Intellectual powers but also 10
eughien the mind and improve the heart emnenly
10 qualify the pupils for future usefulness.
The Male Department viii be under heimmedisie super
vision OF Mr. James MctgOu - Principal, assisted by
six other Teschers al Of whom both by talents and
perience well qushed discharge the important duties
which hAve been intrusted TO them.
The Female Department will continue under The charge
OF Miss Mary Y Bean Principal. assisted by six other
Young ladies' all OF whom, not only by their superior men
a endowmens and literary Aainmenis. but also BY Aeir
high moral character afable and Amabe department and
pleasing manners are peculiarly qualified 10 have the
charge Of those young ladies who may be placed In the In
stituuOn.
The system IL teaching IN this Institution by sspsrse
Departments IN COleges-eact Teacher having en-
charge Of al the pupils who are pursuing any paruon-
lar branch O! study.
The two Departments entirely distinct and dscon-
nected-he entrsnce the Female Department being from
Broadway Snd that The Male Department from CrOsbys
may Sc inside 10 the Principal, 10 any Of the following
named gentlemen, who compose the school CoHimee;
Henry I. ingalls,. Gee. " EarnhaIn, Thomas Earle,
Linus W Stevens, j 7. B. Maxwell c ChArtavOyne,
James Morris William Brady, Francis 2. schoGs,
John P. Moore. George Endicou James Phyfe.
jy2slm LYMAN CoBs, Sec'yo School Committee
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CONSUMPTION
Disdrmef
or is Terrors.

4.
COMPOUND SYRUP or NAPHTHA.
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION, de-
cline, asthma spiLnng Of blood niehisweals, husky
al diseases ofthe cles; and lungs.
This celebrated preparation pleasant 10 the TASTE and
s speedy 10 ~ operations that patients plainly feel Us
good effects 10 few minutes Eier taking the first dose
When Dr. Hastings had discovered the virtue Of Aaphiha
our years ago, be- announced n In private circular
number Of distinguished physicians VARIOUS pars OF Eng
land with request that they would Pot fs medical proper
ties TO the test and report according The result host
OF testimonials Of the most favorable character nearly all
Of which agreed In certifying that no medicine they bad
ever used could bear any comparison win IN relieving
hacking coughs curing di1hea. and stopping night sweais
ID also generally remarked % have wonderful eject
IN Increasing the appetite weight and sprs Of patients
and 10 be powerfully efficient remedy IN bho9s and as b.
shed the time In the Medical Recorder nine spoke OF IL
extraordinary influence IN Of cOnsumpuOneach cor
roborang Dr. Hastngss opinion that be hsd actually Dis
covered TIE great secret long and Vany sought Tor
berces on the lungs remove those already formed and thus
the most fatal Of al maades and which had previous
y been regarded as being altogether neurse!e Dr. WI
hanson OF Manchester thus writes
Uni-r o. afuel- have sen The -n.;-t Beng "a ~o.e
oro- e-ii I'd ere p hals 81 ~ sea- lfs ~ -ioq 20
srngiai t,d eEchanse b. carry url- % ie-- '-l-i - -
i consh ior the calm r-Pose ~hh aol- Accompanies sound
Dr. Ware Of Liverpool SAYS:
r--at Hostages syrup Of SaPLha 81 the hrst medical
- s,'hlsi s-ss N 49,, = a.-,,, - 30 '-'e
Dr. Boyd Of Lancaster Hans il the great eonsump-
i've anudote and cure and DR.. Hsnilion Of BAH pro
Il the only known remedy which may be relied
on for removing ubercUles from the lungs and preventing
lofMalCL OF c-ncfs
Hasunsss Compoand Syrup Of Ssphfha Is now being
used IN nearly all hospitals and = also coming INTO
rapid among al best physicians, FOR coughs colds
and all diseases Of the lungs Il has been recommended IN
The state OF consumption BY the celebrated phys ian,
Dr. MOu Of New-York; and DR.. Arn0d Of Savannah Ga.
writing the Agent NewYofk. under dale Of January
81. 1875
received The hdol-n Hss.s >sphtha Syrup ordered from
ron. Nsyttha grlcrs nEr-tel l.
so-ed IS yoa .l md half aoi,-..
hsse patents tie Manas Hospital whom ls VII Be ia
.ft@t b ~
Price 81 per bottle; six bottles for as None genane With
out the written signature OF II. A. T. HARRISON on the
wrapper Once ~ Greeuwich-st \. Y. aus TuTh&slm
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Domestic Ports.

BOSTON Aug iSAr bsrks star snow Lonco Csnion Long
Havsns Innda Nara Rsh. Turs land Sarah Nsrfea Cgr
Z1n Reyuoit Baltimore. Wymsn, D DO Gsleo
Basey Cabs. bs Eliza Burgess Bower, San Juan &c ~ Rene
do> Knapp. Msiansss, Csnova ruboy ssguN Ln Aver
Island fAuaha Mcfoon And-~ RS fr4nkLn DEN
Coroes Rossrs. Wilmington. sc PA tercs- iuesiaa
Baker Oak. Ryder Nm Rogcrs. Taylor Abbot tue
Philadelphia hr Hope~el Heast, Baroaaoes kai cook Tn
da1 Barbados Mayo Cape Husn chs1ens Para Ny bAson
lian Burs Ioys. Hods-ou Margaret Boarduan
Fr-ad Het, Ason Treat and fownsend ludam PhAseph
Dane Francs Bailey. Jscne Avengef, smonton kahnonc
Emery Adanson Nfork. CAD. HAYNES. NlnnKtoa, NC.
CID, ships Pontiac. sbee cacu.ts soias IhomA Norean-
hsk Age1 Hg1; s. John NB. b Fes Cosier Cape DC Nst
Ilsnds wyandoi LAhrop Pcou; Nm Henry horehoase. New
Ednbafg: CAPE Gil s, Peters Mo justice. Williams,
Gardiner ss-d hars W Hotlr, Unon Tafk s.sde 5rss
Persia flosoiph, sun syrs, Geu Tsy or add n DAVIS
GLOUCESTER aug IA An brig Niger, herttk, surinair
kENNEEJNkPOkr AUG s-AfFbrg Heivel, q. Gdpafes, WI
goa. NC os. cb oAes, snd LOUISA, Wonnwooc bostoa
lin, sckr Maria, Cfsdlio!d, Rosoa
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a CARD.

THE CITIZENS or NETWORK are respectfully In
j formed thai they obtain Mrs KlDDERs far-famed
ChoerA-morDus Dysenery and DArrhps Cordial Of the
following named druggists R1shiOn Clark Co ITO Broad
and 10 Aston House; c. Il. Ring, ls2 Broadway;
A Meskim, 5ll Broadway; J. / Coddlngton, 5O5 H1d-
sou-st; Deluc Co 2Psrk-rOw, and 55l Broadway Eu-
gene DupuIy, coo Broadway; H. T. Kersed $50 Broad
way; James War, 2f3 Grsnd-st The Cordial Is 90 well
and generally used that long story unneces-
sary II any unecquanled with H. they can obtain cir.
caars Of the agents that VIII give full directions for msnag
ing these diseases In every stage and form Its adapted 10
the youngest child or the Oldest person. and the
disease the better opportunity you have foRwnessing
the wonderful power the Cordial possesses Physicians
have looked their dying patients with wonder sson
shmen seeing them revive and become restored when
the last spark Of life seemed TO be ckeng and all hope OF
recovery had fed. MRS. L. KIDDER
tyS IN Inventor and Proprietor. 100 Courts Boston
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MOBILE srrs-cff tsrt Ho~isns FH-ds- Bstan. trg r.
,uir sr- ~ Hsvsn. AIR Nara Mi-r, Brafo-. -aatsro
NANTTCEFT Avg l4Arf he Bar trg ~ e-fr tlti---
NFVN BEDFORD. ArE Is-Arr tsrt Chaes Bowel Ait--
o. an - % - bb % az vh bns For B'7isr' ssf
Bangor, -chr Hsnry GHrs. Gtt.. A5ary.
sEW In~DON. AZ If-trr erar htrrri -'nih p 'a 'T'
B~sflri, sLop Arsrf Rogers. Nied
PROVIDENCE Az If-tr lr1 r1usr AfrH s11. Naa.a-.
NB ssir Enr- stats Msrt- SYors. -iaor- Ar NIL o. ~
o. Apgiehy. CIc tuG Ghfo-. c11lr. ftiairi-a- af
tr-s Arrfur1s crl-. Fl..ai-'rhll.
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ARM oURN AL.
roRr or INV YORK, AUGUST IS

ARRiNED-US Revenue Cutter jefferson Howard. Oswcgo
Lac Onaro s INST kiagson. Mon-sl Quebec and Halst
Packet ship New YORK Lines, havre Ju L. tse 10 fot IN
igSton 49,
Sup Aasss HasSd New ORLEANS, .ls, oh, with ndse 70 wm
shp Camera of Rostou' Duuhsr Ocans . o., i>e %
Nesnh Mah Seh u a Totugss spoke -hip Msncean 'u
lrsn. DAY spOke ship May Pleasant from
Ne~ Orear. with tguons io7 Newport
shin Ftrxr smith. Orleans Is mise 20 2 Stanton.
Shn Orsns.l Vera Cruz. Havsul.
n d. tFocrs pui Havana ior proVsoas and
Shp Aru Mgun Chaf-sto1 g. cot;oa Ios ward-.
Brig Radius. Pepper, Turks lsiaEd . d., sslt
Brig Alabama Howard Sassnush d, cotton, &C. % >tas-s
Chairman a Co.
Br Phur. Thatcher Savannah D. oo;'oa &C. 70 Durham
Dla1uj-
Brf w Kendall Re-i Iobasco d. Haywood Leu Amen.
can vsses th nst long spoke .hp Rppahsank Som
New Orraas bound % Eurupe.
schr Ne vlle Crabire-. North Csrolas naval stores
Schr Norioik O-5,rn. Norf1ik. uri-- 90 VI fiatt
schr Fsela - Nnr,h Carolina d. naval stores
Schr Caroaa VILLAINS. North csrclna- naval sior-.
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SARsAPARILLA
and Syrup Of
YELLOW DOCK.

THIS is THE CHEAPEsT-Price 50 cents bottle
ard lzr the best preparation Of Yellow Dock Offer
ed for sale II Immediately scrof1ls- kings evil,
rheumatism, obstinate cutaneoas enpnons pmples pus-
mles the face, b0ces, be chronic sore eyes ring worm
" scad head enlargement ana pain of the bones and
Joints Stubborn ulcers diseases arising from injurious
Of mercury sscires crupsy exposure mpr1dence
In life chronic constitutional disorders The value Of this
preparation Is widely known, and requires fcnous
certificates 10 command sae Principal depot tS Broad
Wu is7 smTuThks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17

MISS HAINE- respectfully Informs her frieads and
vi tie public that her SCHOOL, 10 Gnmercypark East
Twendeih-st second door below FouIthayeuue, vii re-
commence Monday Seui l.
The house counOd0us and arranged purposely for the
school, and the location Is unsurpassed the city. Miss H.
has the sid Of teachers Of talent and Hose
who cOnfded their daughters her Ia past years
may be assured OF the desire and she trusts
creased ability mpau 10 her pupils substantial, useful
and accomplished Christian education
Circulars, with terms, nc may be obtained al Messrs Do
NNOns 50 Nasssusi ecrner Of Liberty or al the
bookstore Of {. Francis. - BF awAy. Written appli-
cations addressed 10 Miss Hsnes OF Doremus Nixon.
Will receive immcdisie attention. and zer The 28h August
personal application can be made ~ her residence.
aul
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FOR SALE

coEaRu FOR SAIE.-The subscriber offers fx
Cd sale his Farm known Three HIS Yarn, situated
~-@ near the Cherry Valley Turnpike Road g miles wesf
of the CITY OF Albany consisting " sf acfes 10 OF Nn
l. In wood The snd Is IN high state oi CULTIVATION.
falling Of water passes through The center
the farm aording sufficient for stock sud Tor machinery
Soil sandy loan with clay The buildings consist q
mansion house. 20 feet scusre; pSfor, siunB-ruom.
dninc-room library bedroom and pantry on the bret noH
u goods bedrooms IN second story Basement huch
en- dairy and large cellars; woodhouse smo louise
house. stable and pouryhouse Near the ianey
is tNvostory house, with high basement IN which l.
kitchen and dairyroom; In the first and second story Net
coodzed rooms There Is alarge and extensive oaIn -
bs sheds pggery dollhouse, work shop, cornhouse &C
Sc The situation l. retired healthy ard the country around
embracing the Catsk and Heidelberg mountsns pIescht
splendid view To the practical farmer presents efea
Inducements being market advantage can DC akea
10 the highest prices farther description aeena
course wish TO view the premises Tile indispuahe.
part OF the purchase money may desired remain IN mos
gage Foreigners who about "a settle IN THIS county
would find much desirable location than farther wsa
Albany. Aug 1913 lsu3 2awiwl {. n. BEMENT.
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WANTED a School. lady competent 10 take
w charge Of the French Department One capable Of
teaching drawing &C preferred. Address with real name,
b Office OF the Protestant Churchman, 20 Broadway,
Lsfsrge BuidiDgs hull lw'
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MEDICINES.
GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY,
FOR DlARRHEA. SUMNER COMPLAINT OF


cHunFr~ nystNrsRY 40 cfot ERs MOIST -.
nP BTLLINGS'S CARMlNATlNE AND AsIklN-
~ GENT SYRUP. In the above diseases awaYs Aioiu-
Ing relief has now a reputation established before me
public medicine Of unrivaed excellence IN the ueai-
enf OF he diseases for which 70 - Intended Is cess -
,hot a parallel IL popularity Is daily Increasing ihou-
saDs bear willing testimony 20 IT, virtues ana rN press eI
.r-s-,ude FOR The relief - hich 70 has afforded hem
he Pr-ss and the Faculty Jursts, Lawyers statesmen
Dvnes and citizens u ine IN every profession
h. lie u il- The public respectfully invited 10 exam
i he certificates % eminent physicians surgeons In the
L Arnv and others. no have used ms aruc4e RAMP e
n BE- had grssit0usly a. orr stores
F-r Dr. rnoar Haley Surgeon T. : Army, ali d. Thomas
J. Hlrr-r ol rkshurg
n ,.r-r that tlr fur years, har- r.
-lrfg u-i Bling. syrp ohoers nftutnm, The >numer
nst III chfr-r of -rrhea persons
,-4 sri have recommending the prepar
- a. . of th@ r-rn-- those fier- have uset
SEYMOUR BALSEf. " ID.
Goarratorsts Dr Ha.ey certificate a5ov- Eiyrn
THOS J HARPER. NJ n.
SodbvA r. 4 D. SANDS cor William and Fulton sts
and CHAs H. RING, cor. JOh1-st and Broadway Price
= nsr halle au2 I'm
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GAY. CANCHALAGUA-T invaluable and

Gays CANCHALAGUA.-Th invaluable and
Iunqle California Medical Plant its merits deye
loped rapidly superseding every medicine. simple
M an. OF exciting the healthy Of the stomach and pre-
serving Ia fevers, pulmonary complaints and all
diseases hch may be traced constipation Of the bowels
ur inquiry Of The blood. ts superior efficacy commenting
10 general attention The proprietor with view to sub
eci the TO the greatest scrutiny viii be grained IN
making known 10 physicians and inyalds who may be
pleased 10 call al the Depot 50 BROADWAY. some most
remarkable cures effected and In progress In this city.
fv11 Inn
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Il UNiNERsITlES-A French genLeman, graduate Of
the College Ions .e GLard Of Paris anc eXpUp II the
Poyiechuique Soooi OF France wishes permanent ,ua-
ton college academy IN the United States and Pro-
fessor OF Modern Languages (Ffeuch and liaanl In
questionable references IN Newly with authen esi-
uonias given Letters, postpaid. directed 10 Professor
box i0i, Post Osce New York. viii meet III immediate
attention. aui2 5;e0t-
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Passengers Arrived.

~ stfr flansss oS Nee Orfans-Lcis Jaci~nn,
70 Aer Assstau sursou Ruetsr, aas st men-i died
the passage
H. sf,y Edgar from Ns,rOrieaHfB Suan JARVIS, Ms
Ross AID chHd, Mr. Scbomcruissef and chid
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SRIECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
SMiSSES-The Misses ALLERTON'S School, 90 Third
svenne, will be confined, commencing Monday. an sept
Circulars with and reference be obtained n the
above place. sulf 5~'
A sTORIA INSTITUTE-Mrs HUNTER, Pnnc-
n pal-wil open the first Wednesday Of September
for the Fall and Winter sessions.
Astoria, l. |. Aug. 10, 1913. anl4 2aw3w-
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Is valuable preparation for the immediate cure Of the
Dyseniery Darrhes and All summer complaints, and can
be depended upon a safe and efecms remedy. IL 10
free from opium Or other ingredients that the least nu-
rou. For sale by A. B. D. Sands leo Fulion.st Rush
ton Clark 10 Astor House. 10 Broadway H. Johnson,
rs Broadway Chas H. Ring, 1872 Broadway, and by Drug
gsts generally aus I'M
CORN-.-A NENER.FAiLING REMEDY for hard or
y son Coms j. DR.. CAYWOODS celebrated Preparation.
trial only Il asked. and from the many testimonials re-
ceived 10 IL favor the satisfaction wl assuredy be
given Price only = box and sold al the drug stores
Johnson cor Chambers and Broadway; rs, $50 and 81
Broadway: SO Greenwich 81 Beecker ROsenmer, l72
Firhh-avenue Division and Clinton sis; 1873 BOwery and
Isu EnI,or-sf sun Ruilfinr ans 2ineOi'
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-Cslla al II Maiden
~ lane, and examine FRANCIS LOUTRELS stock OF
low priced Leter and Csp Paper Blank Books, Enyel-
ops Fancy and staple aionery Of every style, Croon
Ing Cards. God Pens Daily Journals and Diaries for l249
SC. &c. Stationery Warehouse. II Maiden lane. aul
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10 Rn0K.KEEPRKS

i WRITE.-Colby's Psien, Bloring Paper, new and
useful article for the use Of schoo colleges public ofces
De- and now in use by most OF the principal bOokkeepers In
our banks and public Offices for sale In packages from Is
ly6 In 81 Aaden-lsns
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MEEH FUN.

THIS CELEBRATED CHINESE SKIN POWDER "a
1 offered wholesale as low Il be bought in the
ciy ADD warranted genuine By VI. g. SMITH,
snli In Csdsr-st up stairs.
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NRENCH. SPANISH AND ITALIAN Ian

Il GIAGES.-The advertiser respectfully announces 10
the heads OF colleges snd respectable schools who wish
avail themselves OF his services 9r he acquisition VI the
above languages, thai his long experience snd success
which has attended his instruction both 10 England,
Spain and America, will, be hopes, give satisfaction, Tn
excepuOnabe references and testimonials may be bad Al
way au4 w.
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c,TRAw GO0Ds. STRAW GOODS . Closing
- out large stock Of gentenens youths and nfanu
braid Hats and Cape at very low prices al j. H. MON
ARGUES, 20 Bowey. sao I'M
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awFII. NURDER-MsgneticP Powders for u
l. destruetou OF al kinds Of insects VIZ Coenfosc -
Moths Ants. Flies, Mosquitoes Dedous', nc a IA
within 1--WE rninues ser being thrown into their ycnI
Was,snt.d without poison. Certificates of Messn Prcs
I H'Sses Carlton House, Mr. s. Thzyer Cozzens, Anes
can Hotel aud others Of the highest respoctsbiy II"
50 cents each. -
aus W. r.. LYON W. 10 bfosn"s,-~
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lSDIoTED FOR MURDER.-The Grand Jury came
into the Court of Sessions, this morning with true
bill Of Indictment against Sarah Stewart alias Savage
for the murder Of Pierre D. Bremond at the OF
Ann and Nassau SITS the evening Of the 9Th July
The Grand Jury having completed the business laid
before them were then discharged for the term with
the thanks of the Court.