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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04

49,, g. .s--.-.s :. ..f,'i Pa 20. e.
lr slse e.. -lrf .-.--.. '' =
s-...-- - .-- .. t-st ..... . .-f.e
ls..srsrft uisI.s ~. --.I-
tn, value o. the trade OF Toledo Ohia ior re
pas. -sr shown 10 ~ following Table
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04

30 eier lr Ne Eln1,aci1r- l.aeiog or boilrs ~
SDda Aa~r uzra fscflr.c ard sgt ty John MAT.
TEENe. corner fIs-4F. als IWeuiF-s E-.-st y. Y.
toErsf trt pale viii -r.-.ed rsci1Us ylaE every IN
form ar ,1r re azure and egng - 81 e csr
aus, The srufsc-re - lie yrurs. g.. Accompany
sppsrrls A. cpmugric4lons -1= lle.Y sle1d.s. % ol
~ 3 scsuon As .rov- - 4GffCTs
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VILLAGE PR0pRRTY Al AlTCTION.-T

e. s-rf'ers Wl4 a. Public AlrIuu. GA RE tEsi
NOldaT - ALcl - the stag House b. " az
anIord, Coln a yausl properly he estate ~ lbs l1le
Edmond scQ1eld f-ceas.1. suaad ID Stanford. a. te
of he Comm aouuf n OH rU.s from ii
M borough. consisting of a1l1i four acres ~ and
T. sly p-rso1 cears % selang Stanford MS .fds
opportunity fr parci lsus le properly being
" "a ., c-slrsa .oca1ous in l-e village
SAFE MI cluUence De ABOVE 1srcc day a. 0.iltR
n ROYAL I GAY IT,,
III -oc.s' AUGUSTUS sCOFIELD EHh
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CANTON GRAPE -HAWLs.-wILLIAMs

y GIBSON - Greelg chsl between Murray ard b.
5.nscr, vii Crer. ftis ng1-iuE
DO VA.l ar en-or1lt-Tet Grape Staws
s. ccl1r@c Eul5rcl-e-Y.
Laci-s' -hf al ars Nd Glover = 81 per gar
Az Sd czses ard tass ,hr-Egs and sheenss = cecs
lr Tirces YORK Ms Sl.rri1za - ceua
800 yards Frerck GRATED Lawns Gniv
WILLIAMS = GIBSON, 9s5 Gr-snwieh-sL
p ss-er~ ore ~~~4
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PLkst ANcE u ertsf - No ssrfsrsts n - CO..
hN~F ION stfe Lerrhy fssa ell perayes ~ - -
NA--st ANDkEW HARRISON. AZ n ~ Cfy a ss~
sess"f - Pf-s>l us vh aers tself - e@,
~ - saes a Pup BsroNes 10 ~ - Ns4st . - -
= Ae< "a, % ~ hsofs IL osd 81 q Apo ssEt-Ds
Ia II -. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04

q rAhH fOk eALE-CossisinK OF Is serrs,
- sI1aled 10 the town u Gre-rsbarv Ws.,ehs.,s~ -
~. u,.is and tAf from he Hadsou River Raj
Iusa pepS. a. Doo6s Ferry. There 10 rood housc sad
.sN va o. Ne Pfsgises. Inquire q W STORMS sasI
sr'a|sh CO a. SMITH, "a ne pTszases nf w.
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e. FOR SAIL on 40 LEr.-rle yeIy lc.77,1lr

e VIZ ~ y VIA ~ ii TT w u = -
L. house .5j Hcnrs-st rrXf the corner 81 PacIlc
- BrookYn. now occupied b. DAME. Richards ESQ
This hou-e In excellent order and hull iu e best
risurer bv " p Within Esq flr tis own occupation -
IT, dinner ..ons are .iNt fer, win iesronm 90 tho rear
tut small green house 'ne sCul side AM ~ has
"a Dot fUr garden. Apply io ID. 70. NENtNS
4Tt lmF ~ Merchants EArhsIgs. Y
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= TO LEr-lbOsc spacious snd vel gifted rooms
~ .H he ~ and 81 stories n the building the corner
n DEE bowefy anf DyIs contain NJ each about
i;f9 'qlare feet and ghied by q windows s1lADe for
nanuisc .urnr purposes room N he atuc story
Inquire al q last bf0stwaV. NJ w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04

t)JksCAsT 10 Az ORDER n ~ Comfy Jar-- q fch-e-
e~pnly -aq'ae A-r~ty grsl n al f-rssa AsI 90 ~
70 e.fsie q I.AAC vAs DCZgR s II 4 cs<<s.
- h-ny VI hshs..sd 1sssasel ~ PFs~eIt IL 49,
e ff1 Dur, A. Ia ss8 beboos - -
FAY a Nay, isss-D stsd staten Dad NJ, d 1870
o. lssem+ DANIEL C. yAs DtLER Ifs ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04

IN PUHsUASCE q Greer u ssrrs<,s u tAs 80
Ss- i0fk, 500 ssFsoy rvso q al r<ro1s -. :. -
ss.nst SAMUEL KO8EKIs. kts q he Cty q ess -t<s
esas5 p-s.nt ~ tlsn- - ~
lie ofcs q ts bsost-J lssu COs.Js 70 ~ ..f
he cfy u Nsz fsfs. bsisrs I-c1f, sSi 90 y
seat psst Ss- Yea ~ 80 3sy d Zee es3 80 ,z.r
sCHUREaAs HALsrlD. An
~ laxe1 ANN hOEKRIs, A1al.stsnk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04

- FOX SALk-,s acres of lad aaj0ling Carman-
t.'. The reslfence of Hon James Aunr0e and
phrr1 hespp. 10. having tine view u he Hlf.
s9n. Harlem and East Rivers This property viii b. sod
. parcels % slif purchasers
Also, ~ ojs Prospect H. Fourtiay-nue and Sire-
81 rfsg III Ninety fourth VIII be sod fDr family resi-
t-nr-s only For besny Of prospect subry Of air. snd
- access - o. lower part u ne city - Unsurpassed
1y any iznds 0l MI. island.
Aso number ~ ots 0efgeen 80 3ecoud Gn1 Fl0h
avenues sld E.ghy.trst ard S.nety fourth
Tie shove property ~ BE- s1.d A. 0w pncfs and "a
conr4ldalrg terms.
AIso ore l.ary frame dive. .ls hous- % the Thr1-
avenue ln f1rkYie, between Egmy-tTsl and Eigliy-
.-cord So Wh i0is al oifng the avenue
tts al mentioned property vii BE- sod yer los Tor cash
For particulars inquire u ELDkED0E, PLATT a
STEWARD - MillAHsL ~ he subscriber q h.
offer l5- bfoeAHsy corner " JoinL from 10 " O'Clock
.lf I'M SIDNEY KFTCHUn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04

O. FOX SAIE-Ths story attic house 10 Fr.tAY
~ Laf f"t ~ lly. The Crot0n . Introduced WIZ
- hot and cold wafer Several fruit trees and grape
Fres n ue yaff ard houss good order Apply "a he
premises Or 70 "M OSBORN, ID stogi Tnouns Build
m2K
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fgNHE NuFAKTNEkSHiF Asrs,oir' sEslax =. b.
49, ss-r..r Naysl a. flgtrss - lscsr - -
q 1ANks NAN NANsk CO. - ta tcasss D. e..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04

n PURSUANCE n a. orser q ne sarrugsis 4 - cs.Sy
lSss fors notos . hsrsty csea Al rsf.oas tsrst =
ssaass JOSHUA USDEkIILL -. q lie Cay u sss fet
. pr---nt yoaeke tsr~of . ths 49,
a. Dc store Gr,a t- C,y " Nssfsrt, % ~
az is-ssa' XLPBUs USDERHILL, E,-r-s.--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04
AKTHUR HARRisOS. !
NILLIAd HAHkisOs, An nfSa'<'
ell lsStan GEORGE HARRISON. }

~ ~ tst ANcE o. os1-r q ~ ssrfoTats q % -
tN-- zoo notee herseJ Gsea = AZ gef'on, sA-f a .
ssansf RICHARD 2 FtKDr l4's e iA~ CT u So - "a
ceas~1 = gfrssl ne -th volch@rs bsrrcf 70 - a,
q - der ~ N-hanzb Doansdery No ~ Ofti sss' -
q s~s fod beasrs he s1eseeuh csJ " hafcs <t-
Yes fagk te sissesth cav of s~Pt-uansf 49, -.
kEhEAIkH LOCAsBKRT. AtGlasfH~'
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81. ID .0 az o-t@ zen Bridge srd Lawrence 90. ots
u1 Livingston, between Bond and Menus -. 1Is
~ For arfeV rear Warrington Park each 25K5J price
si-5 each Apply 10 EFFINGHAM H. NICHOLS.
~ ~ Arorer- a..Laa. Nas.Aa-.t "
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%, FOh SALE on no LRA-E-At W.st h

~. nek@u, i~o-stOry cottage house esssuay situated
ON he corCsr Of Paers0n-sf and Paisade-ay IS min
t'rs wsa from ~ H1b0sen ferries Prize siN0 App'y
qr HOLLY y Wi.-st or SAIL. O sOUTHAAYD, 81
" rttH-f :
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u nEDftA NJ Z AK
hperarc-s- y \ nav }
2 Pm o. FL cLs0rcers Il
scurcrIi y acsU.rr1 Y
CT scen1sc rcncip.ss Z
socAly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04

nnl TO LOAN ol Bod AID Mortgage. %
- = ,OVO rr9,-4c- r-sl srfsie MS city Or
8TOOk u A-so. 5uEr-ss paper negouas-. ~
2sf2E" JONATHAN 3 STEELE - WE. sru-st.
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= FOR SALE-A snail 10 u pure .olg creed ca
II nary Br4s ~ -ef'0r Qasfy, males zni females
- - dtrfr-lt clllrs suHe of l.rm were selected
So rssy fr brredlE- WI 10 odd caesf II a.
7Ded f0r SCOT al MS Barrow . near eecsef. a.
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pii' hereby rs>n pursusrre Il s-ton - stff -
" aPirr Faf ID tls Esss@d st4tes. o. de .fslfs
ABIGAIL PAAlNs, 3ss ..,e. Of Maos ~o~ HENRY AHhg,,
-.a.sf NJ ue CO q loft, 5s ssa il oHAkLks Dyt
-htl aer~ssri pf sal ~, importer hAkiih hAb TAI
zee asl. .l .et ety. ss-ns1 RLlLABEIH COLDER, II ~
~ c1lfet Fsl.a lsgssis0 uNEs CLkkkE sssass u 81
49, rrQssfi snl JOHa TAILOR dee tssd, g sta ~ feV
rsrf O. prescott f ne s9se~rs -fsH o. as -
- ~ on.s Nassau street obi. CO II ss- Won "a 70
10 l4e .-iA u AsIlh asTLass f0t Jt 81 leJ
- Is~s~ janis IhAfIt P.t.f Adu.astf.nf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04

81 FOX SALE or 10 LkT House and lot IN
81 te, 10 Tump krs place. BROOK IN near D. sroNEs
Clurch Lot IS by ~ g. house. IS oy 10 r. ihres
siorea VIII basement and slbcclar, VIII 30 exchanged
or grrteel residence In . CITY. rented lIw 90 good
Grant Apply 20 JAMES BREWSTER Sons,
MAI $50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04

e. FOR ~ALE--A t1ree-story AID 5ssrnent house
n tory birdie. between he Seventh sud .hfh
term ~ wears Inquire OF A } BLEECKER Broad.
~ n W.
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ltJOHN WILSON All JANIS HARRISON ssu1ou. r. .
norr trmaf c1ntrfDfi1 tc tffc iras .1Fs ntlfi L.
lsfefs s.r.losi al rcIulf~i t ts cop o.
stau. r.tH -i t.e on r the Cen II f.a y ~
COSBY I'D Aee ls 1 tay 10 f-trs a. A. 0 srft
If Do he ssd cYuf lrt ths sIhsr
lf ~ U GoaIssy. no ~ 81 Aes i0fs stia t-sru iy
.'sf t@ i~reof usfs oi t- dsy o slfh 81
It a he ssd e9ug -'hn tie sl3f-si4 .'
.n ' seton al t..s dgueni - 90 us,s 10
l1psin n W lfej tnl liV nns dollar snd ss'sal a1
sl rtrr ~ To- scond ty "a Jaas ihoufsi ~ hlnfsi
ii aff, nVe Bessie Toe costs ID fs Dated IsfIlJ ~
lflsuts J. p haCGkEGOH p nia Aiiorltl
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GRAHAM completed extensive give
still higher character and his Magazine for the
volume
GP james, eesbrsied novelist engaged give
series OF splendid romances
Geoe d. Pniee the Of the West win write exclusively
poem for number ...t t5. 4. z E.M 5sl
Grace engaged give series Of her beautiful
stones ftsti aIA al.9aH-fs.tt.
I'M. Legre Carolina, will contribute brilliant
for 1881. 1tN fH A 5faaa, 4'tIt AThf.
Miss Feppmore CoopeS the author OF Rural
gagged, with Whipple and Longlelow, Bryant and Lowell
r. b. Reed, artist and DussedoTn his
Italy, furnish from the galleries of drawings
Artists from America have been London and Paris and
splendid of highly finished by the David
Paris, be furnished for rzham ladies' depart
ment which will excel anything has been produced
Paris England, the United sates The first appeas In the De
cember number. 8 M Mo- aN3ia
year splendor Magazine and
Gaa readers will be sstonshed Gaham aboishes
the system Of canvasns agents. and constitutes
number closes the volume.
.se8H TERMS--sINGLE COPIES g.
PmcE 1s5l.--An Grahams Magazine,
commencing with 1885, will be supplied the following Sin
subscribers copies, 00
for $40 the sending the club Of ten sub
scbe These terms will not be departed from by any Of the three
dollar magazines. .7Ls - s5a# s
All orders addressed 10 -,s st
GEORGE H. GRAHAM,
13 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Penn.
oct l0--3tda3tw I'll Ef1' pfs4
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ihe name Of will upon books uss the
payment Of he subscription be made In advance.
Dss subscribers forward money BY oss, the postage
on Which wiz Be paid BY BY ourselves IN
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER /. published , auus ,hs .ss
sions Of Congress, and semiweekiy during
Subscriptions oI period ess than win be received
terms popordoned 70 the abovs rates. Atf'alp~
Q0-PosThAsTERs authorized our sxsuu and by
sending rvf DAILY subscribers, ESQ enclosed os rvs
EMI-wEEKL subscribers, with SIS encosedi WEEKLY
suhscben with go cncosed will bs entitled copy q
edition they for, srasts t
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NEW DRESS Goods, Embroidered slayvls. &c.--The
subscribers have this opened large
fancy goods Tor ladies', among which
10 pieces superavely rich brocade Silks for evening
Is do do do as for street
10 do rich silks, every color
do styles spotted silks, very neat
do rich plain Gro de- Algers
10 and styles silks
Is und changeabIe
do heavy black watered silks, all widths .
10 coored black 1ufk sains do ett tss#
20 very fine French mernos, every shadc s...a"
Is coored silk velvets
10 Insh poplins do
50 do do French cashmere d,Ecosse new style
IS do do do mousselnes de laine, do
90 do do Scotch do low priced
i2very rich real cashmere long shawls 81
20 do do do square do
75 latest styles scotch long do s,64s8H.
80 styles lace capes . Hs.. ts3#r#
L real valencia lace collars .1s s6.
embroidered and lace sleeves and cuffs
y do richly embroidered handkerchiefs, kc.
Together many desirable articles In their line
which respectfully invite The attention Of the ladies Of the
district and its vicinity. @th -tE
Oct s-2wif P}H. HooE q co.
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onsral .aesnt tor cIaimanl,,

General agent for cTaip,anfs,
Once (for present. No. Law Buildings, Richmond Va
he s S Ss or amy ye s's:
ss aa %s1. sssa =
years. and possesses facilities ths of claims which
Ass os' paid, addressed him, Richmond
sssss me osss ssn,s ssss~sa r. TO
snas ha Hon. s.s y seldom and Hunter pssa sas'
ssssss ss richard sS. j % IA
S%'s Ss aas Sss Lyons. esq.,
a noIsis A.u,, Postmaster General, and Thoal..
Oct i5-daw&w3m ts sa.{i1 agaab
Ew and Elegant carpeiinss, sScThs subscribers have
s pleasure lea now q informing ,sss ne
The country their stock Of the richest styles
M q ns oSs iSd ss & so .ss and
ssis former . display which SsSa
been invited They name asas@ s8 Ba8ss tf VII #
a lso. gts IN CARPETINCs. ~
French and English yelysis latest designs, supefaivc
DO premium American Brussels a
English and American, low priced, extra rici,
'"'ss'' so ,aass sassr BIZ Hnsiss ns@ pattern"
And. And Ans,issn 4. z, WOOL
Cocoa maidngs, for Lasement passages .gT ssg@s''
Flour oeio,n Il fsg iai sheets Gu, any Shape
Extra rich Cheneiie and mited rugs
Figured Saizes and large sized crunb cloths. SC.
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS they name
Extra a. rich French French de as lsines 3ah'f
English do iow-priced
do worsted damask every shade tsN&a8a
DO Flsneh nasa and pG English sss shinssts dnsss
Twiiled and plain Turkey Qed) oashnierets #s3 ,f
Embroidered lace and muslin curtains
Git cornice late Styles ginp tassel loops acin great va
rey
They especial large carefully selected
Linen shcetings table damasks, satin damasks Il" tNa
Table cloths, damask table napkins R4 a tasi6B4
Toweings, table aud piano covers y n ~. l.sa
White and coloed bed quilts, bed and crib blankets
Pillow case linens, cotton sheetings 8k*e ~ n,
Step damasks, step oilcoths &c.
Together every
their reputation Of furnishing the very best goods at the lowest
Sep, 2I-4wf P. H HooEs d 60.
UOUIy AND SHOES, Boots shoes at snAall rr6f-
its.We respectfully call the attention 9f
public Of boots and shoes for
ladies' gentIemen misses, boys children, aud servants both gt
and heavy; Is =
every variety CATERS gates busips Jefsr
slips excelsors Jenny Lind all warranted TO give sAusc
McCurdy's slips and ues old STYLE for. Sor..-......,.,.
DO gater shoes do.......... .........';u1
Bronze half gners thick soles
Do gaiier shoes do.. .....................'....i@
Light coIored gaitcr boots ....'i "
Misses aud chidrcns ofeVery quality and variety.
- 10 the Gentsmea.
Call variety and style ..t-
Patentleaher and caskn Congress gaiters,
superior waterproof cunning
se%a ns boots and shoes double our
own manufacture a saa5 sp.s Fat rgrt1A sfs+a
p ssts-a TO the Farmers and Piantsrs.
Our assortment ofheayy brogan
equaed price and quality in this We in
and all 20 cali before as we shall onrr
a kinds has been purchased with great care tc
manufacturers Of Philadelphia and the East which we are pre-
pared profits DO forget the but
South side Of Penn av between 6th and IN sa,
Sept il--3nw4w t's7
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A NEW Route 20 PittsbuEg, via the baltimore, Sus-
qusAana, aud Through 60 Piifsbus q,
80 hours uan Of will leave Calvert station daily
with the United States mail Washington and Baltimore ~,
connecting with the fast line at Middetown al
irving Al Harrisburg al s,p M, dinner.
The train leaves Harrisburg for arriving at
AZ Al this have the option OF
taking either the packet boats
stages direct from Holldaysburg % Pittsbag 2gfgH I
Tickets viii be sold following points by this train 10 VIII
York. wrghsvie Columbia, Maietta Middeown Harrisburg
New Port Mlersiown, peryve Lewisiown, vesown Hunt
ngdon, HoIidaysburg, and Pittsburg
This train also connects with the Cumberland Valley rairoad
passes through Carlisle shippenbug ChambersbuTg, and
points this road. 7 u H-l3ar .4t llf tiI
The accommodation passengers from Washington for
points, Of will be Al lhe
depot @ Baltimore and Ohio Ralfoad Company The arrival o.
morning receive the baggage which VIII be
= -, NJ ROBERT STEWART,
X Oct i--dH tstaf efe sss%A Fs III Ticket Ageai
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supreme Court OF the United states.
taes DsoEssxR TsRx, ls4s.

!" !" " I
RULE appearance
defendant before the
Of succeeding af which the is
dockced, shall dismissed Of the plaintiff. 8
RULE No. case called for argument o. two sue
TERMS upon the call the second neither
prepared argue IT, shall dismissed OF the plaintiff
unless shown for further postponement
5 Ordered That printed under the foriet
hereafter be received unless filed within the first
days of the term. @ -
That twelve printed copies OF the alb
sacts, points, and authorities required by the e be
filed before called
nine copies for reporter for the
opposng counsel and the remaining be retained BY e clerk
~ a +. n Tcst asa sea 8af WIN. THOS. CARROLL,
octl5-law3w G. g. C.. u. y.
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CARD.
Winoa and Liuu0rn.

CARD.
.a Lsf Wines and Lq~srs.
IE undersigned would respectfully ca attention 70 bis stock OF
The facilities possesed obtaining from abroad all
%s n sy s n ns e he
growing districts Of Europe than possessed BY any other
aSss s ae. Il % a s y 1al '' s
,e in fae The sass,i.u,e for the cellar every
wanting assorted lots Of choice wines for
fp immediate s adnx wines Of France and Ger
mot usually e Be obtained q here ,,,... On ma,
CLUBS win hnd mueb their advantage to order from the sub
table wines AZ low prices
also the shsape sorts OF wines and liquors. foR
mEMBERs OF LEGisIATIyE BODIES, and Others
f;siss :" Z asRss ;1e
As orders nfoys sgcos 81 pssi pssiDEs 1,Ess
Importer and Dealer Wines &c Walnut street. Philadelphia
osEGARs direct importation Havana, sort.
sy The box Cheaper any ,hs city,
Jana4-dScply Ii -.--- ..-----------
r. % ars .n
the Oldest The pioneer line extending New
receiving stations Jersey C Newark
New Buswck Pnnes,on Trenton Wimngon, and mavre oe
wire lately undergone extensive repairs and i now pre-
ana deliver any number which ~ may Dc
fidelity The At III, Ps.s gms q
Of which messages and payment dsed The
e ss 4. s ~. sos .'sss g
y s ss s. % % % az s. Rss Ys, s ss si
sy ,hs Company wenye every 20 p Hsy
ans %. sss. % &; sss assass ss S s Soss.r
Hail. rsnoysas S, Ssn
s.". sSns 81
Beaver. sv.N o
oct s-diw IRrp Intl President :
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WILLIAM TUCKER, Merchant Tailor. tof the late
hrm Of Lane Tucke would call the attention Of bis friends
and the public generally his stock OF goods now opening which
importing
New YORK; and BY Ear the cutcr and richest styles ever
offered respectfully and earnestly solicited
call and examine stock before purchasns a.
confident Il will be 70 their advantage.
And would especially of ofcer, both of the
navy prepared execute all Kinds Of
regulations Tie shortest ce and
moderate pess, waaned bo In he cutting and making de-
parments AIRY establishment In this country
w r. s thanks his friends Tor their
oas and continued patronage and hopes BY The same diligence and
business, merit continuation ofhe same
All orders promptly executed. f.#H.#...IM e##M
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CNLARGEMENT or the Captoi.-The Committee on Pub
" lie Buildings of the Senate having been auhorzea BY Ieso
Of that body o accompanies BY estimates The
Of the CapoI md low premium Of I've hundred
dollars for the plan which may be adopted the Committees ON Pub
lie Buildings ofth houses of Congress- accordingly invite such
and esses delivered the Secretary ote Senate
or before the first day Of December next 1870
II required that these and estimates shall provide for the
extension the Capitol either by additional wings 70 be placed
present building by the erection
and dsnc, buidns within the enclosure TO the east Of the
building. Nf#t ts Tts4 sBs52a9 ,ea ht3h8 1853 Gs&48
The committee DO mol desire prescribe condition that may
exercise and Judgment but they
prefer plan may proposed such
correspondence with the present building
general symmetry the entire when complete.
bu. plan can be adopted the committee reserve g
submitted Load ch DO found necessary5 In
committee also 70 themselves The right 70
appoon according their Judgment the amopnt OF
premium be awarded for the whole PLAN 70 those whose plans
adopted according the relative mponnce and
merit Of each part adopted. . -
aHt.at#t Fl s#ai E@@ #...a. JEFFERSON DAVIS,
al#H.5 I..l JOHN H. CLARKE,
ts Committee OF the Senate Public Buildings
Z. SENATE CnAmBER both September 1850.
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ID. H. Barr's French end English Seminary for
Young Ladies',

WILL Monday the i7t Of September thorough
English studies pursued and Superior
offered acquiring languages and other accomplishments s
Able employed depart
Principal devotes time the advancement Of the
pupils in,ed % her nled number q bosrdc
ceved the advantage OF conversng all times In French
and also Of enjoying the comforts OF pleasant home.
Terms &c made known application TO the Principal
Aug 27-3mw4w a