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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-18

"ihe lnnilfeHsi nnd hnW much um uiiHr
~" looking 90 Mrs Odbuck, Doc nn Huc-
uoneer drlffla1l ipfcr one very qulck,l "fWr
dpllHrr, - bYe Jullnrs iur lils splendid mat
irer- WlBalls giving it nWul,"
Sewn, righi, ton, rlrVen, Twelve, "finceu,'
again HHld SIR OidiWrk, Fruuily Hdynnrinr
90 the cunipnnyi aud II whs here Aud sht
purchased . hHiltug tuli, nnd shower nppur
hius md 40 antique hurcnu, mud some old
prints, nud iow Old chhirs ~ that iu MI
her hiil nWuuuled IA lWo hundred aud three
dollars and FlN cent-
The articles were ull sent homo that nGor.
n0on,Hnd such n motley exhibition WIS rnro.
y seeu, Tie snmo rniriu md quality of
cHpellng was selling ~ one doiN anil i.1eie'
ltals III leilll. ihc pallcIu llllg nll lirnlnned
hesldrs Il whs su molhy lhnl several yurd.
must be- throw oui. The nnitfcss WIS hll-
cd with MeHenf huir, nod smeit very dish
rr'rhbls, aud cosl hm tiN dollurs originally
Tho hrdstcad looked NJ II sou'r occupant,
hHd hecu, Hud were sull iu cUbryo, Tie
chpirs were M only fprn uisrr's gpffri, md
il,r shaver hnth WuH broken nud Nu Old
tUrt'H VtyFITITU FHITi " TrvTT HrTuui lhr used
~ showonuE llio head wps decidedly irIur
0ua 60 health.
Mr Oldhurk rnmr home nj twilight, nud
looked uIOu ffr IufClHFrF MN ftTrU UTTnr
tho unpaid hlll and then upon iho coUnlrn,
Anco of his wife lie snid nothing no, h'
never didi-rhn roprunchcd him enough ioi
bulli.
Mr Oldbucl did not sleep ihnI night; shc
lrlt quite sirk the next duy The auction
furniture slll stood ~ lhr hack ktchcu.-t
wus 'tymg fmo fur Mrs Oldhuck.
week after, Mlchncl,. the hHudcBrlmnn
Wns objected ~ carry ryctB aruclc Ia ih,
auction stare, a. he frHuldi uud n rHit of fash
intahir npcsTy cHrIrtH wrrc rrni hdmr
" w,ibopi sp, eauimel,ts. Mn Dldhuck gaf
uOlly ocoVcrod. 'Thrrn nrc CERTAIN kluds oi
,.-l-t-r' ''l','.l, ~, ,,. i.'4l lilApll
nr was ever faid oi her purchases hciWcrt
husband and Wii,j hui Mis- Grin'sihw bad
Ia lake IL tot ioaiii-g her inlu such ioclrl
cApcudluUcs Ond ,hcy are uo longer ErIgh
buis.
0ldhuck WE speakitH et tie ,aoe''s H.sr-
koltho ollrf evening 10 u turud. when 'ls'
grullrmuh hdilits-rd fiITTff ru NtrT t'trf
tuck. sA, iur, "lSupposr 81 !uy wqmru rolled
Trifh1fi 80 -s'-' 80. al!Al. .iir nLpllld lc tlACd
lfn,t nll ii'is trouble
. Mfs Oldim,k replied, "Icnnlu hrauccf'
Who Know hoW C. invest hto tH'c. irlrd n
.,,,e''- ..,d l.a,s-nnlel- complained ot NY l4..
hnud since" aud thiuN lou, trndrr ihul
NHlor Ollhuck cvcr regretted lis wife attend
my tnet auction? They ho,c hgcd buprilN
ever since and not u rcpro0chlul Wunl ha'
escaped her lips,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-18

Bay of san Francisco, al conspiro to make it
a gnunlry whose influence must soon torn a.,
10 new caanneis, uo Commerce OF the world,
Here rro no Landlords and no ranopolies 10
smo'het tho eaerEesor mdurp, Here 10,
Dor 10 independent and receives just rcwmd,
Here young man can acquire hlu own flr,
tune Ia a free and liberal way, and not by D.
miseIly saving Of "cheese- -parings and the
ends of candles 10
Young Men Of Caledonia County who
have your own fortunes TO mukc-you whose
energies are this moment rusi,ag out for want
,of scope and exercise, Or running 10 waste ~
frui'less pursuits are you willing 20 soc lhis
oppportunty pass and the Golden harvest
Tcbped by others Il is well "to live where
our Fathers lived and die where they died, %
bat II IL not always bes, I wish not Ia adg,sr
Aoy dne-ou'y 10 state ny own views ~ re-
gard 10 California.
In coming go CbliloJna, let uo one take
any other than the lsthmus Route Tho route
hy Capd Horn or Over. Land, ~ too long aud
dangerous, Nrilhrr lcl any ono place any
confidence 90 asnnciatous, oral The aHsocia,
uous that have lcn The States not one b. now
wofkinl togcihcfur,D'sadrouo aud sopara,
uqn have been hc inevitable csulls There
- 40 occasion for bringing Clothng OF Mining
implements, berausr they are cheaper here
Than at home.
have said thus much IN order 10 give your
readers Some reliable Information ,n regard a.
CalIihTnn being myself ono who was once
ui their own nuu,hor, 1 deem q duiy as we'll
o. pirusufc ~ ~ 1r . MARION
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-18
From a Ho,k ,niE,d 'CuJa and Hr CubdrS.
CUBA AND TIE CUBANS,


Cuhn, the finest aud largest of the Wcsi
Indih Islnn,ls. WIS dFCo%Sgcd ty COLUMBUS
himself on the 2slh dt,E of October, l192,
mud uus nor.cd hy tis, Jnorn, in honor Of
Prince John, the son oG Ferdinand and lsa-
bella, the so,crcivus of AroGon aud CASTLE.
l'pon the lruth of Ferdinand, the Island
was cnllrd Ferdinand. Itghcrwalds rcreiN-
ed the name of Santiago. M mnrk of rever-
cuce lor the patron. saiiit OF Spain, and still
later, The Inhabitants, to illustrate their piciy,
gu,c il That of Ave Maria, in honor ofthe
Holy Virgin.
Notwithstanding these scvernl titles, the
islund is srll principally known 10y ~ or'ei-
unI Indian unrre, Cuhn; n name " hch II bore
s-I.a44 il.r alra1 -unl ignlgr frst Landed on It's
shores, and which in all probability II.is dtb-
tined To retain.
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upward ~ il went. Tie dlsinnrr or lbe mn
h. about ! . or 20 feet, and lhe bodies have
not yet bpeu recovered,
a careful estimate makes tho damage hy
iliiH ifesIri hhunt $4,000. bafioH Itmeh
La
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MAsrER ANn sLANr.

"Ihc saaviiy, of manner Of Ihe Cuban to-
ward his slave inspires the latter with re-
specliul feeling. which Is akin To worship
there is no limit to this affection; he would
murder his mustcr's enemy publicly in the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-18

LARur Eco SToRY.-The Wnod-iock
Mercury soys"Alr Sullivan Whicnf Bridge
wutrr, Informs us that l,c has 30 h,uS of the
Poland breed, which yielded him E00 eggs
in,,ho three months, WIS 400 in January, Acc
in February, and 500 in MarcI,willi conipWA
ordinary feed"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-18

INDUCEMENTS TO SETTLERS.
From what know, my opinion is that no
Country in the known. wofid offers so great
advantages for acquiring wealth as CALIFORNIA
Mover before was such field open to man
thr t40UTftry is new and has within tsctr alt
the requisites, of futntc greatness Its rich
and fertile valleys,i it's golden.ribbed mourftahs
q ITS large and nnyignblc Rivers the spacious
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-18
PRICES OF LABOR 4 LTvTNG-.

FRICES OF LABOR 4 LIVING.
Wages vary from 800 TO $1,000 per day
ond found. These prices can be had at any
kind Of work Physicians generally charge
"One Ounce" for n single call Flour is worth
$1,000 per cl,-rork, $500 per burrcl,-
Potatoes, % cts. per pound, Onions, 10 cts
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Tn. collss. Of Ja-.., ss-sAs-sssacou.iy. Mary

THE DIOCESAN COLLEGE OF THE PROTESTANT EPIs-
CORAL cHURcH-The ninth annual session viii open ON
Monday, October TN 1850 and continue the
day. Thursday July, 1S5
omsndsd opening the session. received Al
any time hey apply, and the chagss estimated from tbs date Of
The College Number classes all the up
for education the successful
on Of the collegiate courses ecnfes AZ graduates the usual
demica degrees.
The 0ramms school immediately adcising the College, and una
the but distinct discipline
beginning their
collegiate The oversight and direction of the
the College special advantages the pupils
the Grammar school. - s
study Of the Greek omit
supplied by additional studies in modern languages
book keeping, Statistics &c. :.
College entirely beautiful, and by its dis
from villages favorable good morals and order
The whole ebargethe the College and Gramme
months, hundred and tweHv
1--WE dollars, payable annually In advance.
Applications be made
- JOHN b. KERFoOT,
rs Rector College of 81. James Y. o., Md
Aug 6-taw2m @. nE fs#
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QUO River aud Davies. County l.nd for ssls:aThs
1y s sSs s c miles s se i've
miles owensboro wen improved hail cleared balance
with Two hay Il lies in what called the beech woods part
sa @ ae and he ss % On
creek s,s are To- q BLACK sG e ss %so
quality aboundlas however IN popa hickory beech DC The
% a sa have averaged under
bad system 1. ,0 % good s,o.. s ~. wiz
in this pa Of the country from healthy parts
good .se and .eSoos and sareSe. in Sa Immediate
es Or s % 's admirably usd ro% s
aon consisting chiefly IL lean stock cheap and
which advantage much BY the Of the electric ss
rapid and wealth., and inc
they wLl equal price the interior Of the
Owing the great depth q sod and remoene Of Ioc The crops
branch Of southern Bank Of kentucky going
many o5e vIs"ia f%e. i've Il he "ssspood ho ne al
and White sSpsor springs, ons o. ne rs see: Re
address zoe a, Wellington, Davies county KENNEDY
Sept Ii-4rcp
rHoicE NEW GOoDs.-wc invite the attention Of the ladies
especially the annexed styles and descriptions IN very select
adapted exclusively their We have just opened for
30 pieces rich new style figured msu.enes quail
u piece. medium grade mousseIines
% do rich figured cashmeres
. DO DO DO d'Eeo..s, in new pattern.
10 do solid coorcd mousseines IN light blue mazanne blue,
10 p.ss sfa a sss printed Fs%e 's suns %
In shawis, have received
70 rich cashmere long shsws
~ medium 90 30 -,
IL white embroidered Grape snnMIs. ..,,,,r,,,
o. a., oLhetrTt Nb"ToN' MAY co
oS'io-Sui
ION Hunting I'm the Interior of south Afrfcai by
~ Cumming svo's -
The Recent Progress. o. hsrosony Y fro'esm LOOMS VOL
WINES Lives OF Literary ana Seie"unc msn ~ h"cnc"'
volume
Geofge Castrot King Of Albany by Clements " moore vol
Douglas Principle Deveiopcd by the author Of
Benrers Memoirs Of Anne BOleyn. ! vol
ElIen Parry or oC 4
vol
"reminiscences ofConRressi by q. w. March j vol
Echoes Of the Universe; by Rev Henry Chrenas vol
..,.' yc,..o.. tho
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
THE begin Monday l4 day Of October
1850, and close first March, 1851 ss.
Nathan H. Smith, NJ. d.. surgery.
VIM. T.. A. Aiken, M. D.. Chemistry aud Pharmacy.
Samuel Chew NJ D., Therapeutics, Matera Mediea and Hy-
sene. Ag.f.lpn#tte fSH5 .#.s ,E .. .s#.##
Joseph Roby, M, D., Anatomy and Physiology.
VIM. Power, NJ D., Theory and Practice OF Medicine.
Richard H. Thomas NJ D., Midwifery and Diseases of WoAen
and Children Nf.}H EHss
Geo. w. Milteubcrger, M. d., Pathological Anatomy.
The ample opportunities fol the prosecution Of Practical
Anatomy n moderate expense. EN
Clinical Lectures four week. by Professors Smith and Pow
Baltimore Inrma, with privilege Of daily visits TO its
wards without charge to the student for the ticket
lectures, 800 Practical Anatomy $40; Ma
culation, S5j Graduation, S20
Aug 7-2awtl5Oc
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mar Prom cn.,, 81 >, ono. week. wednesday,


a. d s s,ss Ss,n y - !, ~ 4 M, %is
1899 frS@ csss,owe al ~ M once week Tuesday
10 smilhpor, by 9 p m, o. miles,
l7seA From Tavern date ons) a. ~ once week, wedne
BY swiss Valley. wolysnon Tsnehmans Hills, Buehaa.
TO sloysrvins BY 9 y m, . miesi
70 second Fork BY IL IN. 81 miles,
l70as From Tinker Run a d once week. Monday
And back between II ; m and ..,,.,..
l79si From Halifax ats IN, once a week. saturday,
r. EIiasss,hsile BY ~ m. u miles,
l7sSm. From Blythe All m, oneea week, Wednesdays
y y l casSis.s y s' Am, IS miles.
s. Af T1a% a's p sssssa 'aG Tuesday,
1sd r s.ss ssa.ss m az. ne Ss nj mex,
Days and iGs Departure
1890; From lie Roy at 9 a m, once week, Saturdays
n II Troy by il M smilss,
ls An Tla safa sssssa Al 1 nm week.
r 70 Ss% Albany ~ ~ m, IS miles
9' By mspas Henry
70 ohsrrs,owa By i IN, % miles;
1891 From sa' ] /, NJ 81 week. Saturday,
10 H"s M sass Ss;sssa y y M and a. p' m
1895. From Easton at m. once a week. Wednesday;
BY Lower Saucon and Stout's
TO Helerstown by ID m, ID miles,
1887 A F1o safa a s"ssa aae once week. Tuesday
BY Panama, Pa, and Louisville;
To Laporte by p IN, 80 milesi
BY %ndSa% ao ssS Seo
To smithboro' by 9 P m, "a miles;
ss %:s:.
And back be,Wasn ,s and 81 sp N, mex, day
D m,
And ' taek ' between = h al and i pm.
DELAWARE. ....#
1915 From Miisborough at 8 M week. saturday;
n W Ss.s y:ss. y ! = e, 30 %'ss;
1915 F ass p. e. 81 gssa
To Misborough by ~ IN, l6 miles;
And back between p m and II pm.
ahn MARYLAND.
1865 From Gymon al Il three time week, Monday, wednes
TO si fon sa tobacco ssasey y m, il miles;
-. And bach ssiwssnl and pm, mex, days. r.,
Taa elss and ss Saturday M
To Railroad Dspo. (on NJ. 1909 BY 10 m, miles,
Ssss s daily VIII Considered
fopes. Gs 20 aa at make
will be considered additional weekly "Trip.
''' By Isass Ist
Ana o w se ss me- W s.
Proposal. end q cecioa invited.
By Fair Hill AMI Lewisvlle, Pa. and Kimbssvile.
To New London by 4 IN, IA miles;
And back between Q and 5p
Proposals TO end a, KimhlesviIe will be considered
NOTES.
accompanied guarantee,
responsible persons, the following manner viz
"The undersigned -- guaranty that ------, II hi
General, shall obligation ih
first Of February mart with good and suf lent suree 10
form the service proposed"
This should be accompanied by the certificate Of postmaster
other testimony that the OF property
and able to max. good their guarantee.
proposal should be the department sealed endorses
No. and addressed the FIRST Asssan
Postmaster General.
OF bids resulting from continuation and tn
conditions which the contract Is 10 be made, see t
last annual advertisement
- N. X. HALL, Postmaster General
Posr ofTIcE DEPARTMENT, -iaa .....
November 90 1850,
Nov 22-law4w
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UNITED STATES MAIL.

DRoPosALs carrying ,he mails Of The United
ls day February 1851 the 18th June 1852
NEW Jersey, rENNsYLyANiA, DELAWARE, and .a'ARY-
LAND will be- received at Contract Once Of the Post Once
department. city Washington, Of the a6n OF
1850 be decided BY the I'd day OF January nex
the routes specified, VIE;
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September "a, 1880.
petition Daniel Of CabotsvIe Massachusetts,
praying OF granted said eavt for
cbambered fire for from
the OF said which takes place on the 18Th day Of
April, ISL
II ordered Once
Monday January - O'Clock, and all
notified appear and show they have, why said
petition ought not 10 be granted.
Ordered published the Republic Intel
gencer Union Washington city c.; North American and
Philadelphia Tribune, New York Journal Providence
Springfield, Massachusetts, week
weeks previous the first Monday in January
DE WITT q. LAWRENCE,
... Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
above win please and send their
bills to the Patent Once, paper containing this notice.
Sept 2e-w3w
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YID LOyEsl00 dozen ladies' best quality kid gloves, in
N colors, white and black .# .........
Is dozen gentemens best kid assorted.
cbildren's worsted
cdns worsted and silk hosiery ladies' French sizes
all cuffs match velvet cuffs and neck rbands 10
full of all kinds OF dry
goods which viii be sold the lowest prices, for this cash
only .,s5h vi
Diet 3-eoiw .H q. VIM YERBY,
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DHTLJp BARTON KEY will attend 90 any busness
he may be nised with before either Of o THE Die
and viii also attend the Of before Con
pess and the Departments once on O street.
: WAsureToS, July 10, 1895 July r-3swn
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Notice 10 claimants aeisf Mexico, under he eas,
of I'd February, is4s.

of I'd February, is4s.
oFfIcg COMMISSIONERS, June u, 1850
II the sitting day, following order nladei
"Oydered That the secretary notice TO be published
the National Repubc and Union newspapers
the Board after the rst day OF Feb
unless for special REASONS shown which must be verified
memorials have been received
YET decided down hearing The first Monday
IL further delay be wanted
ton writing effect BIO submitted ON or before that
setting forth for such delay"
will please receive accordingly the notice conveyed
- y EDWARD VIM. JOHNSTON,
July 2-wtlstFeb Secretary the Commissions.
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Darts MILIINERY-win be opened, At Mrs. farkeIs,
Saturday, the 5th instant 10 O'Clock, ncb asso'
PARKER,s perfumsry and Fancy store -,
Octf-M Penn avenue, near National he'''
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Lancaster, Graat eoImis, rgiIfoasiH

.aN..st .#l (LArE or yAUQuIKR cousrp, yA,a ~
ILL attend the courts Of Grant Dane and Iowa counties
The federal and supreme Madison lie ry,
prompt and particular the collection Of claims Dur
chase sale redemption lands, and The n
andholders part Of the State ~ ~ A.
Refers 10 Hon. s. Fooe u q senate Hon; James Mason
Mason attorneys law, York Professor w r. Hslus.
David Lapsiey esq., and Messrs. W. Welsh, Phlaaepas
Missouri, AplLlawiy'
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New York Life Insurance. Company
Office, No. 90 Wan street, New Fork.

New York Life Insurance Company,
Office, No. 90 Van street, New Pork
".#.s MoRRIs FRAsKLIN, president.
SPEsoER i. BEsEpIcT, vice president.
H. ...4s...y5. PLIsy FRERMAs, actuary q....
company conducted the insurance principle,
upon the principle ofeaying proportion of the amount
the hands insurers has greatly
extended profits and conferred It's benefits at the
least possible and outlay
Insurance granted 20 visiting California.
Washington cOmpreiends the following oncers
VIM. Jones' NJ D., medical examiner corner OF and ID
| streets. .s
Peter o. Washington, Apollo Hail. Pehnsylyania avenue
opposite Union Buildings. .." June I'LL
EKENCH Swiss Embraideries.-We have large
desirable goods which sell cheaper
than offer ed IN this city betore via;
l 900 worked collars, l2t cents To ST..
Fine French worked collars I'll SO 10 50
Jenny Lind collars SO cents TO a. SO
.. DO habits 81 10 "a 50
Fine sleeves 81 50 10 90 80
Fine muslin sleeves SO cents TO S2 30
A me of lace demi wells
Linen hundkeTchiefs. plain and figured nets
615-At the cid stand, Kings Lace store m,
~ E1 TN J.B.6 a. TATE.
NJ b. Gentlemen call and look at cravas and
BY doing they save he for we VIII sell
them very low,
Oct S--eoT
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NEW BOOKS this day observation-disclosures second ~
nois Of the Life and Writings Of Dr., Chaimersi by ms ""
William Hanna, LID. -,
Illustrated Field Book OF the Revolution by b. Losing
Additional Memoirs Of my Youth by Lamsrtine ..
Genevieve; by Lamartine-transiated by a. r. scobe
| For ale Nv TAYLOR q MAURY,
octal Booksellers, 9Th street
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~ MAURY, booksellers and statones, on
ceved direct from the manusctory In sxeand, few
for sale NJ lower prices. q
Orders for sets single instruments any kind supplied IN ve,y
short time Also for sale sets Of instruments Cor schools
ranging from y 70 slo, oetM
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GEORGE w. Hodehins and John H.. Meredith, have
purchased the lately occupied by Joseph
18th south OF
and hope
industry and attention, 70 give general satisfaction.
Their stock consists Of Stoves tin es "copper" sheeon
ware, &C. :. y. ...gs-.4
foohng w be executed with despatch
charges win be moderate. 4. .l39F + a..
The be under the Of Hodskins Meredith
July 2-d1wt e5sbr a.s.t.,Y sf,t3s- . at.t#W #s.
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MAGNIFICENT Ptnno.Jus received, per barque Lowell,
from Boston, three Of superb octave pianos
magnificent OF the style Of Louis
XIvis volume sweetness purity Of tone, elasticity Of
touch beauty exterior lurivalsd by instrument
brought Of exquisite wood deliberately
carved 'front.' back and ends making central piano This
accompanied with the highest testimonials.
supplies, make assortment
elegant south Of New York, prices
ing from 3225 to 500. 1..
Secondhand pianos payment On hand large stock
elegantly inad yiolns, flutes,
| cordeons, md oil kinds 81 musical merchandise.
New received week. and sold as low a. can be
bought In this CITY, -
oct 10 -eod:h Pennsylvania avenue.
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NLAlaErr, NEWTON, MAY, u Co.. will open this dn,
rhnday) splendid assortment Of good
consisting Of tFs4sE..
Mousaelnes, cashtaeres. and cashmere d'Ecosse
Merno. cashmere and broche long shawls
Colored and white embroidered Grape shawls, &c
With variety of miscellaneous articles belonging 10 the
Of which they respectfully solicit an early examinauo
from the ladies Of Washington and adjacent Cities
IT, 3twif sasaa
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nYEis 4. Mcclure, general auction and commfssio
merchants and dealers in cabinet furniture and honsen
goods respectfully call the attention Of the public their ext
Of superior cabinet furniture and house frn
goods selected by them for this Market embracing
article necessary for housekeeping 3 4 s4al.&f ..f
They offer such facilities cannot fail to
modate all who may wish TO purchase.
sell either credit OF from one to tws
months, upon approved security. ,,
| Octa5-eodlm Auctioneets
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DRoPosAL for carrying ofs United ss.s. from
n, day on February 1851 June 1854 nclusve
MAINE, NEW. HAMPSHIRE, yERmoST, and NEW YORK
In tns ely until OF the December, be
decided ID Of January nex the
ilaeh eTei spectde led. vii
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fNREATIsEc the Improvement OF the Navigator
Rivers William T. Brooks civil engineers vol Londul
On the Improvement Of Tidal Rivers BY Dnyd Stevenson
engineer; vol London. #..
On the Improvement of Harbors and Bars by VIM b. P,cst
civil engineer; vol. London. ~, .## Y.
Habors Refuge and the Improvement Of Rivers and
ports by Captain n Taylor, royal wolf Plymouth EN-
land
Smeaton's Reports Engineering; Simms Tunneling
Haskell Boring, Breess Railway Practice Transactions of
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