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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-01
State Of Vermont.
Head QcARTERs, MoNTrEMER, }
18Th October, 1870. {
GENERAL, ORDERS.


The Commander-lu Chiel has appointed Ma
THANIEL ". SHEAFE OF Westminster, WV
ilE%Ry BAXTER, Of Barton, WM. b. GILBERT ol
Rutland. and WM. H. NEWMAN OF Ncrarnncs
to be Iii, Ad de amp, with the rank of Col, :
mel, and has directed that the same be made
known in the General O.dcrs
All officers auI soldiers within the State will
take notice and govern themselves according Y.
by order, +. w. HOPKINS,
AJNt7ut and Inspector General
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-01

SnAwLs AND SILK GoopS The matclless variety
ct Jc,orit & Prescoirs No . Milk Street Boston. is
commended to the notice of our ricnks. with the
fullest confidence that Messrs J. & F. will make n
ylst 10 their establishment both pleasant and pro-
flable. glSwl
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Females. Attend 4!

i you nre troubled with Loss of Appetite Gcnerni
Debility, Impurities Of the Blood or Female Weak
ness. tn MASURY'S CHERRY BALM. Solo
by FRENCH y co, III Hanover street, Boston.
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GIVE had commenced TO make "a remark
or two about the storm of S ltnrday and Sun
day, when the following note from our friend
the Rev. Mr.. THoMrsoN, came very ppportpnc-
~ 10 hand, enabling us to give our rcaIers the
" facts in the case" lie viii please accept
our thanks.-[ Ed. r. Il.
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Geo. f.. IIarrington's Estate.
SYATE nE NERMNNTl Whe

STATE OF VERMONT,} Whereas Joseph
Chirendeu County, s.. D. Allen, ct Bur
IinLon in said county of ChiIcndcn, ndmini-l ira o.
of the estate Of George t. Harrington, late of Bur
lington, aforesaid, deceased, at this term OF said
Court commenced his suit against WHY'S Lyman,
George 7. Marsh John Peck and John II. Peck
in plea OF the case, declaring in promisory note
for ten thousand two hundred dollars and conclud-
ing to the damage of the plaintiff FIVE thousand dol
lars; and whereas il IL made to appear to the Court
here that said George 7. Marsh resides without this
State and has not had pe!&ona notice Of TIC PEN
dency OF tins suit
Therefore, it is ordered by the Cont, that aaid
caSse be continued TO tie next term thereof, and
that the said George +. Marsh, one OF tive defend
ants be notified OF the pcndcncy thereof by publish
ing this nolce containing the substance OF said de
claration in the Burlington free Press, newspaper
published at Burlington, three weeks successfully
the last publication to he a, least twenty days be
fore the next term OF this Court.
Dated at jurImgton this twenty fourth day Q
October, AID 1850. ID. b. BUCKLEY, Clerk.
G.. Russell, Attorney. wlSw3
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Holt Il Chamberlain,

TO net as Agents TO sell New Work, the Foun.
'nin nhd the bottle containing thrilling examples of
the OPPOSITE effect OF Temperance and InlcnperanCp
beautifully illustrated. Address Horace Wentworth
Publisher, &c Washington street, Boston
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-01
Caleb. Gill a. Ga.
y. ~. HssJcISissrl,asn.

Dealers IN Books, STATIONERY. and AccoUNT Books
Al Wholesale and Retail for cash
147 Washington St, opposite the Old South Boston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-01
Joshua T'isrxtcr.

NJ U G U Il Err ANp DE LER N
PAI'T'ER.N C.i2nS.
No. 30 Deyonslrc street, Boston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-01

o. The following corrcspo dencc has been
placed in our hands Cor publication. Oar bu-i
goes of Flour can ha transported from tho
Western l.'kcs 10 our Wharvc-, without break
ing bulk will rejoice in the sem..uiliCial state
mrnts Of Mr.. MI RRlrI'o Letter.
The enormous and rapid increase ct the Ca
or four years, as disclosed IN Mr.. SEyMpuE':
Letter, will be noticed with asloni hment ant
qualification.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-01
Sons OfTcmDcrallcc.

Rcgaa and Jewels made in superior manner
Also, Cadets RegaIia, always on hand at lowest
prices, at Ii X. APPLETON'S Draper and Tailor
A Bromield ST., Boston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-01
Parallel Railway AxIcs.

GEORGE GARDNER & CO, 5 Liberty suect.
VI Boston, offer Tor sale Parallel Railway Axlrs,
of superior quality. The Parallel AXlcs. from late
experiments in England, have been shown by Mir.
c. Is. Thorney:rot, 10 be superior 10 any others n
use.
October g. 1850. wlhmoss
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ROWEN s. RROiIIER

IMPORTERS Ann DEALERS IN SHIRTS,
Cravots, Bosons Collars, Hosiery, Suspenders,
Jnder Garments, Gloves, Umbrellas, llandkerchiets,
&c, No ~ Washington Street Boston. Particular
ttenon paid to the Manufacture al ordered Shirts
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co " sc u ARR, BQSI'O.N.
Is COMM lSSlONER for and all New Enulaud and
other States.
Tie is prepared to give advice Us tot settlement of
Estates, Collection o Debts, and all other matters in
his profession, in the different States IN the Union
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SAINT JoR@7, Canajl East, }
Oclnbcr u. 1850. 4
Hon. T. FoLLrTr, Burlington, Vt.

Hon. T. FoLrrrr Burlington, VT
Dcar Sir :--In COMMON wuh very man inter
escd in the Commerce of lake Ch1lnpaln and its
vicinity, you will dnEhji = hc rraiIcd to learn that
;he Hon. VIM Hamilton Mrrn... Commissioner OF
Public works in Canada, has during the whole son
son been engaged with The Provincial Engineer aud
Surveyor, with others IN thr thorough examination
Of the Canadian Canal7, River, and Lakes, with rel
erence to making still further Improvements in the
navigation be wecn the Ippcr i.ahcs and Lake
Chnmpain, and the result Of tbs examination Is all
that was Contemplated CT d Sicd t., tho friends OF
the 81, Lowitnae aud Lake CHAM lain Canal
Arrangements arc made 10y winch vessels drawing
eight feet OF water, with car.o"s OF 2j)l barrels OF
-four, may come from Lake Erie to any port on
I.1kr Champaign, without brcaking bulk, carly as
next May.
These improvements arc drinardcd 20 nccommo-
date the growing trade between the 81 Lawrence
and our no'lc Lake Chnmpain, some idea of WHICH
may he gathered from the following statement OF the
business at st. Johns and the Chamby Canal.
In 1916, the number OF vessels per Cham
bly, Canal, was a2G
In lSao, per Chumhly, to 30th Sept. 1911
To which add Oct and Nov. 1877
Makes total of 1851
besides about TWO mi,liGnc al cubic feet of square
ilmber showing an increase Of six hundred per cent
IN The business within tour years
Add to this large tasinfs- the immense trade with
the Upper Lakes consequent upon the increased IA
cllities Of communication secured in this enlarge.
mcnt of the Chambly Canal, and other improve
mcnls on the St. Lawrence, and it is difficult to cs
tlmate the extent of the trade of Lake Champlnir
with tho ST. Lawrence, the Sagucnay, the Ottawa
and the Western Lakes
Lake Champaln received from the port OF ST John
IN 1917, of Sawed Lumber 900 feet board meas
1919 :" " 1000, 9'o00o Goo :.
1850 IN to 10th Oct. 3l7S5,9l E"
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TO READING Rooms, IIOT,iS, &c.

Those supplying Reading Rooms and Hotels with
Newspapers, would iud il for their nteres, 10 ca /
on >. VI: PET TENGll l., 10 State Street, Boston
who is the authorized 4 gent for the best newspaper
throughout the United States, who will nssis them
in max ing good selection, and wl iurnish the IA,
pers iOr examination.
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PETTENGTLL'S BOSTON
- U nv ESS DIR r. & 7OR Y.
SECOND FALL LIST CoI.I4crEp ny
=. NJ. PET NGII,I,
Newspaper ADVERTISING qad Subscription agent.

1he tOlioDina is n list Of many NJ Mc best Eusi.
ness trmsis BDston. Ihcy present cntra induce
mentS for Traders and others 10 BDrchasc Of them
~ 'cho riSH the city shouI take his HsI Nth
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-01
James French,

No, - WAsnINGroN STtEEr, BosroS
publisher, bookseller, Importer and Dealer in Paper
Looks and Stationery OF every variety, wholesale
aud retail, at the lowest prices
h; frencl's COLD AgL sIgEL PENS constantly
on hand.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-01
Stained g. Ornarl,cnIcd GLASS

Stained, Cut, Enameled and Ground Glass Lead
or Metal Sash made to order. Also the Ohio Fur
and Water Proof Paint. For sale by James NJ.
Cook, No II Atkinson street, Boston
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-01
y. 4 NJ. Lowry,

INFO RTERS AND JOBBERS or
DRY GOODS.
80 and 10 Water Street Boston.
On hand a prime assortment OF Linen Goods
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DRS. CIIEEXER 4 KEMICk

. bEA LERS IN
Medicines, Trusscs Abdominal and Spinal Support.
ers; Elastic Bandagcs, for the cure of Enlarged
'I EEn. Mnse CGp, l49 ,,,g r"RCs Chest
Eonhs, &c.
Agents for DR.. S. S. fch & Co New York alsc
Tor DR.. Z. C. Reinhardt's Patent Glass Pad 1rnss,s
Store. No. fremont Temple, Boston
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-01
Bounty Land for Soldiers of the war of
NJ. BOylI.
JENNY Lind esonurts.

AT BASSErT & PRATT'S BaYYErr Rooms,
No. 50. Hanover at the largest assortment Of Boz
NETS, RIBBONS, FLowERs, &c, in Boston.
ISAAC NJ. BASSETT, Propietor
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Oliver EHOlsnaa,n.

- Blank Book Manufacturer Slatiorrr md cent
for f. LAMSON PERkINS'S Enamplrd Porcr.
lam, Satin Enamclcd Satin Surface, Peoples, India
and Colorcd CARDS
l2l STATE STREET Rn:rnN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-01
Hiram lslackHnnc,.

White and Yellow Maize Flour, Wheat Nen md
Buckwheat Flour in barrels half hnrrels and
quarter aud eight bags Also, Rye Flour
Oatmeal, Wheat, Groats, llomily and
Samp, llecket's Frrina and Ovs
Corn Starch.
Co.
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Guiid percha IVa,er Pine,

For Pumps, Aqncducls, and hydraulic Rams, con
tlnues To give per eci satisfaction having proved en-
tlrely Tree from poison, taste or smell, which
objectionable in Lead aud their metal pincs.-Fu
sale by Pump makes and dealers generally, uni 4
wholesale by
CHARLES STODDER,
Sole Agent for New England. IS Kby ST Boston
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think apsning this great privilege 100 much 10 permi,
few thousand citizens 10 form State government and 10
ask 70 be placed upon an equality n the Senate with the
States OF New York Virginia. They have no right 10
prefer such claim. Let Them pass through their pupil
age Give them territorial gosefnment protect in
their persons and properly encourage emigration the
Territory; but LEI not be guilty Of SO much folly
recognise the existence OF State which contains most
only lew thousand Inhabitants, and those MOI well
suited for a republican Even IL there were
other objections, the people ncapae 81 sustaining
State government and II would be BURDEN instead Of
being relief them. The labor OF loimng the present
constitution, and Of eecing officers under IL, viii prove
be, We apprehend, time most unproiiiably spent
The Pennsylvanian Of yesterday reached last night
and contains "a very interesting letter from gentleman
just returned from New Mexico Heexposes the progress
OF the scandaloas system adopted by the present admin
straton in order TO rob Texas of her just rights. and
the same time 10 carry the miserable mockery OF
erecting into State region inhabited by Mexican
people wholly untitled for the responsibilities OF that
condition, il they could be organized without
gross wrong to Texas The letter Of our correspondent
deserves to be carefully read and reviewed" We shall
publish il tomorrow.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY ., 1850.

nyAir HssHr M LEWIS, OF Montgomery, Alabama our gem
era travelling agent Tennessee assisted by Mr.
D. BRETT
Mr. IsHAEL u, JAMES, No. Is2 South Tenth street, Philade
pha 10 general travelling agent, assisted by Mess WA
WRLp JoHE CoLLISs, JANIS DEERKa, KIRK WELLINGTON
e. A. Evans, JAMES CLARK, and p. LOCKS.
09r O. w. JAMES, No. Harrison street, Cincinnati, Ohio, Il
general travelling agent stae assisted by messs
r. SIXTH, 4. DEsT, TAYLOR W. ARMSTRONG, PERRIs
LooKE, w. RAMSAY, and @. sTEIssAK.
0U-Receipis from either Of the above will be good.
GOV b. PALsEa the American Newspaper AGENT Is the only
authorized agent paper cities Of Boston, New York
and Philadelphia and duly advertisements and
subscriptions the required by His receipts will be
regarded payments His Offices areBoston Congress street
New York; Tribune budng Philadelphia, northwest
Third Chestnut
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II affords US pleasure TO publish the following onma
nication II has been purpose 10 do injustice
any connected with the present administration, and
most cheerfully record any exception to the general
party vindctiveness which has characterized The wings
in power.
AS soon as the present dynasty came into Office,
turned its attention almost exclusively to the work OF re-
mova as the onesreatduty which devoved upon IL The
public service was mere subordinate work to those i'm
macuaie patriots who had promised every musings
to prescribe prescription and restore the era Of good feel
ing Capable and efficient men. in all quarters Of The
country, removed, and their places filled by Drawing
parsans who were utterly incapable Of performing he
duties or discharging the trusts con6ded to them. Inc
food Of incompetent who were placed in the New
York custom. house was not only matter OF complain
among the merchants, but serious annoyance 10 zoe
commerce Of the port The same thing was done
other portions Of the country In this city many officers
known TO be capable and experienced, were dismissed
order 10 make room for some wing expeean''
who was as ignorant as unworthy Ia one instance
a faithful officer removed, and his successor
offered to pay him to remain to teach him DIS
duties. The public interests could not but sune,
under such system. The public business zen
into confusion, and additional force was employed u
order to bring up the business OF the departments ~
the General Post Office large number of removals TOOK
place, in order 10 vndcae the forbcarance Of nopary
ism and thereafter large number Of extra clerks
employed in violation Of law, order to assist
Mr.. Coamers inexperienced and inefficient appointees
to discharge the duses which devoved upon them Even
then the work was badly done, and complaints were
brief IN all quarters Of the country Of the unprecedented
confusion which prevailed in that branch Of the public
service.
When the new dynasty came into power. il found or
der and efficiency in every departmental the government
yet, during great portion Of Mr. Folks administration
the country was engaged in foreign war, and an un
precedented amount Of business thrown upon tbe
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THE UNION.

ton am perfectly satisfied myself that the subject
should 60 TO the committee, who will examine IT, and
present such report 10 the Senate they think best
Mr. WEBSTER. certainly not opposed to mere
reference But il nothing is said upon the subject before
goes TO the committee there will be nothing said after
wards think II is subject that deserves good deal
OF consideration. should be glad that might be laid
over until tomorrow; and will make that motion.
The question being taken upon the motion, il was
agreed TO- T#
cALIFoRNIA--TERRIToRIAL GovERHMEETs-ADJUsrMEET
The Senate, in committee OF the whole, resumed the
consideration OF the bill for the admission OF California
State into the Union, establish territorial govern
ments for Utah and New Mexico, and making proposals
TO Texas Tor the settlement OF her western and northern
boundaries.
Mr. UPHAM resumed, and concluded the remarks
commenced by him on yesterday 1.-THE report OF his
speech, having been withheld for revision will appear
hereafter1
Mr. SEWARD next obtained the floor and addressed
the Senate in opposition to the BILL and in favor OF the
admission Of California I'VE compelled TO defer the
publication Of his remarks until tomorrow
Mr. BELL then took the floor, and
The Senate adjourned
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BY GREEn 4 TAsTET Auet,onssr.,,

HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
III PIANO FORTE, &c., AT AUCTION.On Wednesday, Sd
July, shall sell residence Burke
Union Row, between 9th and 7 Streets 10 O'Clock,
excellent assortment Of furniture viz;
Mahogany plush-cover sofas, LOUNGES and
Do do parlor and arm rocking chairs
Do marble top pier and centre tables
Do do sidcboards, commode, and wash closets
DO work and dressing stands and cardiabies
Walnut extension dining table, chairs, &c.
Brown Iiact
Inlaid rosewood mantle clock, good time piece am
Gilt and mahogany frame, and other looking glasses
Silk damask window curtains and ornamenta
Girandoles, candeabras, solar, hall, and other
Fine Brussels three-ply, ingram and step carpets
Dining and passage ol-cloh, hearth SC.
Fine feather beds hair and palm leaf
Mahogany writing desk and painted wardrobe
Fine baskets caDdlescks shutters and
Best quality ivory handle knives and forks
China and crockery which fine cutass
decante caet fagg0n tmbers wine and hook glasses
fine refrigerator cooking radiator and other
with good assortment Of kitchen requisites.
TERMsA Of and under , cash $25 credit Of two
and months satisfactorily
GREEN x TASTET,
Aucu0neers.
June I'D
S1e attention the ladies' and gentlemen Of the District IL
respectfully invited to the sale the furniture Of fine quality the
most Of which made order by the celebrated mechanics
13#a# G. h 4.
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!. sg-.. Fourth OF July Enear.,on % Pinsy poln,

e Fourth OF July Excursion 70 Piney Point,
Old Point, Norfolk, and Cape Henry.The steamer
OsCEOLA win leave Washington pleasure the above
Paces Wednesday, the Sd Ju O'Clock and Alexandria
hapast Piney Point about 10 O'clock and Nor
fs early next morning. when she win leave again immediately for
Old Point and the Capes aodng excellent
ufcatons, &c. 4t
The boat will return after brilliant display
Fortress Monroe Norfolk where the day be passed
pleasantly In visiting the navyyad big Pennsylvania
and other objects. of interest. III.
Returning Osceoa will leave for Washington Friday the
9th, nj 4 O'Clock, p. IN
Good music will be in attendance.
Passage and fare Pncy Pont and ST. Norfolk and
JAMES MITCHELL, Captain.
June 2--d6t
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Fourth OF July Exeursion to Pinsy Point.

.xh ON Wednesday, the ID of July, superb
AAsa4An Baltimore will leave the wharf at Washington
precisely az O'Clock, on an eIcurson Of pleasure 70 Pine,
evening" thus opportunity enjoying the comforts Of m
pleasant during the whole Of Thursday 4 and Friday ts
9Th Of July.
Returning the Baltimore Pney Friday night
O'Clock.
Trip return, %.
-" GEORGE MATrINGLY.
June 2a--dt3yuly
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New York Lifc Insurance Company,
Office, No. 6s VAL street, Nev Fork.
MoRRIs FRAxxLrs, president.
SPENCER 8. BKsEDIcT, vice president.

SPENCER s. BksEpIcr, vice president.
Pusy FREEnAE, actuary.
THIS company conducted upon the principle
and also upon the principle proportion Of the amount
OF the the hands insurers greatly
extended its business and po and conferred Its benefits
least possible and outlay To insurers
Insurance granted 10 persons visiting California
agency Washington comprchends the following ofcers
VIM. JONES' NJ d. medical examiner, Of and ID
streets.
Peter Washington, agent Apollo Hall, Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite Union Buildings. June Aft
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A CARD ExTRA.-JoHN NJ DOM BROTHER would
respectfully intern their In accordance with
made all the open their
June 30 The end OF the half Of so and which will be
dered before period They earnestly request all
close their either short date
stand In need Of California gold equivalent
and shall be pleased with al who
punctuai, hut with who otherwise.
June 15--eodfJulyl
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House Of Representatives.
Yesterday the House devoted the day the consdera
ton Of the Gaphn case, without coming conclusion
upon IT,
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EAlHFIEJlD MARINE HOTEI---J. D. MONNOT inoms
his friends and the public that the 18th Of June he win open
The above hotel as branch for summer resort Of the New York
Hotel The hotel pleasant
Of Fahed Connecticut Long Island Sound
excellent and safe beach for bathing the midst
surrounding celebrated for the and IA
cies Cor romantic ride. and drives Trains New Haven Rail
stopping Fairfield, New York Canal
times each the p occupying from two 10 and
half hours The hotel viii accommodate about i've hundred
and win be under direction Captain Stephen Roe
June l-2tawinAngl
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June D-2tnwihAngl
uIE sPRINes-we opening sfsoods ordered
Or che os a. hair bshes DRESSING coms seo
s po 's e s hs and on sss ss
fans, &c, dozen wooden bonnet boxes, cheap
July Pa Penumey and Comb store, Penn av
WE are now selling or Inc remnant OF beautiful
= q s % ana and s % Large
fingered diei black embroidered miis -
yulya-da Fancy Comb and Perfamery store, Penn ay
GEORGE w. HodgEsn. and John H. Meredith, hav-
Of IAN o. Pennsylvania avenue,
industry and attention % give general saisfsetion "
Their stock consists Of stoves, ars'e I'm pae copper shceron
Tin roofing win be despatch Their
The be under the name Of Hodskins Meredit
July a-dlw.
CHANGE OF DAys.--Rock Creek Greve.--The Grove
Rock Creek Church win he opened yser wednes
day afternoon July o'clock Thursday, 4 In
the morning, and Friday, the sh, O'Clock, INTO
Refehmen,s abundance and Thursday, cold collation.
Psss visiting may by making arrangements
with the omnibus proprietors. June 30
Mrrsorouis, July 1, 1850
THls bank win not be open ON Thursday nsrs, the
An payable day attended TO tho
day before. July a-suf
BANK o. rus Mrrsorous July 1, 1850
discount .ss Day a. .n. bank an x, nsrs.ss be
All intended 70 be offered for discount lodged
the day previous. July a-2tf
NoTrCE.ow Thursday the a,h instant,
Persons having notes due that day attend
them previously
Julys-a CHUBB 4 scHENCK.
IN. JOHNSON, nj. Religious LAfs MS Dsssh |,
Harper. Monthly Magazine, July number. cents
July2 FRANCK TAYLOR.
ESCyCrOPEDIA OF the usefai Arts. conspis,s In ONE
~ qusrfo volume London With engraving, treating Of
Agriculture, Carpentry Commerce, Forncaon, Political Economy
Horticulture, Naval Architecture, &c, &C.
E.s syg q ns Fine Ar viz. rsn,ns sculpture s.sa
In volume. London. Very Illustrations.
Encyclopedias Of Mental Philosophy treating Of Logic,
Rheoc Moral Philosophy Metaphysics, Method Law Theology
&C., sc. One quato volume. London
Just imported from London BY FRANCK TAYLOR.
June 20
ADDE'S and children,s Hostery.-we have received
IL 80 dozen ladies' plain white cotton hose, at g.
30 10 do white worked. a.
as do finer quality AZ % 50 W
100 do misses white, plain brown, open hose
embracing every possible
10 do ladies' ganxe merino
h
cLAeETT, NEWTON, MAY, q co.
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IIE opening nice lot II goods
expressly for families leaving the c FOR the springs, shor
hair brushes dressing combs brshe
nail brushes soaps. cologne in half gallon, quart bottles
very superior rum, bottles and dnusht toilette glasses
fans, nc; dozen wooden bonnet boxes cheap.
PARKER's
July IA Perfumery and Comb store, Penn. av.