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DOsTPONED Trustees sale Of Real Estate.--By
two DEGREES Of Charles county sitting Of equity
the undersigned trustee WI sell before the court house door
Port Tobacco Charles Maryland Thursday 10Th
September between the hours Of and O'Clock the
Land Inherited Mary r. Neae from her mother Nancy Neae
and Of viii Dr. Francis Ness died
together constituting the farm upon which The said Dr. Francis Neae
lived occupied the time Of his deai called
"Goose and containing x hundred and 65
less. This farm comfortable dwelling,
and all the is
umbersd, and navigation. The high
Of cultivation and yields sbundanty The products county,
hes sr miles from Po Tobacco and convenient church and
mill.
hundred dollars SALE ratification
thereof and The balance In three equal be
cured by bond and security, be approved
from th day Of Upon Che e whole q the
the authorized
thc title said Mary
Francis Ncac the above described PREMISES subject widows
hight OF dover In AZ sce being The land which the
said Dr. Francis Nesle held free
and unncumbered.
Aug ae--isw4w sToNEsTREET, Trustee
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REDUCED PRICES. annexed description Of goods
win now Cizens and
oounng Washington especially invited TO examine our
before purchasing Us great bargains can be Obtained from
80 pieces styles spring Silks in small
plaid, striped and plain !. 3gga
10 pieces and parts Of pieces plaid India silks
( do figured fonlard do
IS DO French chLxes beautiful patterns
children's
pieces parts aconets organds mnsns
colored lawns al 10 and l2E yard
pieces baeges and barege de lanes sacrihce
above enumerated will be offered al cost for cash.
Y CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, y CO.
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Princeton Preparatory school, New Jersy
THE next session will open Monday hs III
October. The school the pleasant and extensive
grounds buildings long known throughout the country he
Edge Hill Seminar ihe location y about hslf mile sOahss
daes in the country for bo., boarding school This school
prepare youth college, With the present arrangements
additional pupils be conyeneniy accommodated
Applications should be early For catalogue Of the
prospectus, references and s paG
lars address the principal, HENRY RiNkER, A. A.
PsNoETos New Jersey, August 81, 1850.
Sep 3--d&cp5w
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VALUARLE Rcsl Estate I'm the City OF washington
for sseThe proprietor intending the wcat
In few MONTHS offers sale three brick houses and
gna avenue and Seventh street east within or two Of
Navy Yard Two Of number
well calculated shops dwelling
apartments the third small subject ground
rent and viii be sold Also enclosed
two comfortable cottages em between the Capitol and Con
geona Buryng Ground suitable for the cultivation
for he Mashinfon market OF for daiies may be preferred,
both Inc whole o. this property occupied al present. produc
ties ndispufabo.
apply personally al my ONCE Pennsylvania avenue,
4. X M. YOUNG,
Ap 5-codn Agent.
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UEMALE EDUCATIONAL school 10 which parents rom
their daughters without fear for their
wick will tho acquisition OF an educhon
both solid polite which shall impar refinement without
supersous, which shall blend the hos
comfort social enjoyment under parental guardnnshp
of leaninga school, in brief that VIII NJ me
daughters Of Americans for The duties Of wives ana
With what thus il for his patrons 70 say HIS thTd
25t September, with the best assist
American, Engish French and Gcmanwhch wide ac-
and correspondence IN this country and abroad has
personally by mail % the subscriber Indiana avenue WYs
The following commentator written, edoay by Of
distinguished the of education In this
R. w. cUsHMAN, AN
Whee Mr. cushman known unnecessary speak his
enjoyed who personally acquainted with
and therefore chiefly distant readers that we address
ourselves
supervision the requisite attention Parents at dis
lance, desiring afford daughters the advantage Of city
confidently their entire direction Mr. Cushma
who win devo bis attention 10 their moral and literary
circle, the full conviction that morals and man
essential education science and the To
the advantages Of Mr. Cushman school
would especially invite the attention Of our readers"
acknowledge the receipt Of yours Of
terday. changed opinion Of you eminently
uttered In favor school less deserved now than was
when, the sincerity VI heart wrote the commentator and
recommendation you refer
With the highest esteem am, your old friend cu.Nn,rn
HousE REPRESENTATIVES,, Aug IA, 1850.
, Aug 3l-eodr25tiSep
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DvICE about wfnes--Gentemen a Wsshinron cry -
DESIRE for occasion, have their shlcs the hc
and liquors. perfect condition and moderate prices
time wishing 20 avoid The purchase Of original ps
each sort can have superior selection for table, any
Residences frre Of egh BY Adanss espses on my day ~
by addressing telegaphtc 10 the dry previous
The assortment 81 single dozen VIII be made n "a
signed from his rtRhenish MoscIie sparkling chnr 80
Port that cannot b. surpasscds including some exquisite s
DO, manxanlla, and White Port Carct, (Medoc buune
ierne, and oer French and German Wines superior any go
te United States also medium and bnRdcs and ~
JACOB sNrpER H.
AUG 9--dlmif Wine Merchant, Phlsds'p"l
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nyO an persons whom may concentrations Murphy
Irshman ie4S, In the OF Halifax and
leaving estate 70 which
his q he len any entitled under the laws g w
eed will entitled the same as his ul
mate distributes left Of kin She takes TINS
exist, forward and
superior property otherwise she w
that will consider the property as her
* ..,,uc.,xt
Aug l--wl4ts III f8 MARY a. MULTIPLY.
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Imnsedfassly.
C) Male
employ forthwith assistant teacher VINO IL qualified
the various English the lower mathematics
be habits and good
10 the Principal. @ =
Feb le-du
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ID ,5The conspe Iecsures this nsuuuon
nsfSss q N hit Moetax % Ncysnn9sf ge congpqS sss
yi ~ y ctsh % ~ IA k65dy ne 40 ttina h.yt
b<e spSd ~ y>shit the student thoohB bc1h me principles
49, Fees for he nm courss ......s i26
sytle-iiwSw VIZ HANDY, Dean.
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TRUSTEES sALEon Thur-dsy the ian day Of November
NEXT AZ O'clock In front q the premises, By virtue q
ldber 81 No. TO- hlios 49, 14o and lS one o. The land
records r washington District 81 Columbia shall
sell public auction premises No a. 1o
with the consisting situated
l street, between aoth and alst streets.
Terms at sale.
81. ANDERSON, Trustee.
Y3A8A 'stTA -t@ ~ fh DYER BROTHER
Sept l2-w9wds tls4 Auchoneen
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Whole tickets $0Halves @iJ-Qnariers $5-eighhs ~ 90
Certificates Of packages Of % whole tickets, Sl5o 90
DO do % half de- $50 90
DO do % quarter do $500
Do do % eighth do $50
Certificates Of Packages in The
splendid lotteries will receive the most prompt attention. and
oca Of each drawing sent immediately after is
TO all who order from
Address J. l. Q. MAURY, Agents,
Sept 30 Alexandria, Virginia
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Maternal Msaae~l College, wsshk.ssen. ID. Q.
THE win somnsnee e hIsl Monday
i N November, the Ali instant ~ ths'Nf '4st "a n
,ssf }s F4ry4ytn yAevIrs fI 81 Ig4taa4f 81
Thos Miller M D., Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology.
WIN. Johnson d. Professor Of obsstes and he diseases
ycsnSs Riley, b. Mediea Therapeutics,
sn gohs Ky ffrederick May D., Professor Surgery.
Grafton Tyler b. Professor Of Pathology and Practice Of edi
Robert King s,one M D., Adjunct Professor Of Anatomy and
M D. Professor Chemistry and Pharmacy
Eawaia Me.ssn NJ d. Prosecutor and Demonsiraio
Clinical three week, ON cases selected nom me
washington InnnaIy Operation performed before INC cas
fpIl OF lectures
Demonsafor1 ueket... '''''.'
Good board can be procured al fom osa NJ HEY d.
Aus as-2axtDecf Dean Of the Faculty.
For Mount Vernoa.--gour Trips Next Week.
: xC..S The steamboat THOMAS coLLYER VIII make
Mount Vernon, leaving Wasmnstvn ~
O'clock l0 Monday, September 10
nesday, 25t Friday 9th Saturday, So The boat VII tenn
hours and proceed 70 Fort washington
Fare, trip from Washington $ii Alexandria % cents
furnished az reasonable prices
The coaches win leave the Capitol a. ~ ococs
seats between the Treasury ONCE and the Cap o' va
way taking distant from Pennsylvania
For seats and tickets apply Mr. Reeside Geoetown
George and Thomas Parker CO. Washington hs day oeo
| the boat leavee. U,
70 60 before ths weather gets cold -, ,,,,ac~, ,,..,
Sent 81 ii sstTuTh&Fn 3G.sl ts#ts7 as4ss ssE
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HAS removed his building the OF l4h
III where he win be happy 20 serve his
notsa All elaine the government
agents. pencn hsfpsy claims, and Ill other business
will
fidelity and dcspafch All letters receive
be post paid, and addressed 20 him n washington c
DC. SEA. 1858 kfs#
Ap fo-y
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NAVY DEPARTMEsT, v
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing, August ], 1850
CEALED PROPOSALS. proposals for and Pro
posals Pork, the be- will be received al this
once O'Clock, M Thursday, the 18th day Of August
furnishing and deyeng free VI oil cost and risk 70 the
United States
Five barrels Of beef and two thousand
seven hundred barrels OF navy pork
Each barrel to hundred pounds
weight pork Of weight either arce will be
paid for To BE- delivered nj The respective navyysrd a. oows
F Bbls. beef Bbls. pork.
AT Charlcstown, Mass. .......... 800. 300
At Brooklyn, NJ Y. u oW ...-NU
At Gosport, JoW. ....sU
80 WE
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191ETT R1E3 CHARLES ApERT
a 4Gs, ArToRxxy AT Law a48aE M ##Eta
w., v Ana agent ~ claims n general \. ~, ..,,a
...=.--- - 49, 49,. y
twenty rsgnsd npon fs wcrh-sppascs
uen 70 Be mAds THE building Without delar nNs13
:. 49, 49, =. - -. :.
LII tha Mngeslnes ard .The lAvfnG Age" TOR sale -
TAx0z hAutYv Bcokssors, near Mh street. immeds'ey
Any bsek hsscss o. magazines ssd sTdvrs axs supplied
70 ecplste ses, and the volumes bound % order n style %
AWn rtp
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MOSES L. HOLT.
Arrosrxr AND couSsKtLoa AT Law,
Snu Fyaneisro Coy;for..c

RsyssxNcss Hon g. W. InKs NJ c. Alabama; John Taylor,
sss oeale Msbsms Messn Rho6ss. Wnsht Co New Or
MON ~ G.r, - c cancsnIs Benz " True stq Hsw ycrt
Pssssmoash New Han 1.srs s'"'- '''-' ssy Taszwiy
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BURG0YNE n CO.,
BANKERS.

SIN FRdNCTsCO, CALIFORNIA.
RsyxHsscrs wAsHIraror crrY.-Hon. Butler King
Hon. VIM. NJ cwin; Hon. u O. Fremont
40 e-idim
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TOEaN M McCAIA, late second Auditor Of tho Treas
ury ocrs his services govern
before Congress- o. ne depsment In The settlement,
military accounts, agency business generally.
Levers busincs- should postpaid His
Ace i n he corner Of 6th and Louisiana avenue.
Nxsm ~ 26~-m
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HousE-F.r.ishing Dry oesAs--Ths s,. s.I,s, =
al leave call the o. The citizens Of The bs'ne
following very desirable goods In The above line H
-, 100, and 1874 heavy BArnsiey and ifish sheeunp
"a, l04, and l2-f Hamilton cotton aheefnus
- a6, 5-4, apd6- pifow-cass liBsns
-, e6, 81, and6< DO costons
g. e4apd lO-4 SILICA table dsmssks
Damask napkins and oweilings -.
lo4 LA, ia, and IA while and coored Marseliss q""
white and coIored Doyeys tides
white snd coored worstcd dnInask table covers
white md coiofed embossed furniture dlInity
10 dozen super brown table cloths ~ g 6l"
Io4 II 4, and l24 superior blankets. :. -. suAs
With other goods In he ssme line, which no
sell than this ds Of nav
-. cLAGErT, NEWTON, MAY, ~"
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cyERvANTS.-Wanfed, . male and . good
do the work Of small family. employed
VINO cannot bring good recommendation Inquire once
Nov 2i--im aa0zfse &aa 5ll.4
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--7 OF Cd February, lsis.
oyYIcr or CoxsissroxKRs, June %, 1850.
r the shining Of ths day. following order made
.orsd That the secretary cause notice 70 pc published IN
Board aer The hri day OF februa
~ nexi shown which must be verified BY
and that memorials have been received
decided down hearing on the nst Monday II
December next further delay be wanted mo-
be submitted ON or before that day,
smsn.s viii please receive accordingly by
the recital o. "e '0'es0'ns 0'' EDWARD VIM JOHNSTON,
Juy a-wtistFeb Secretary 70 The Commission
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Brtlli.ns Lotteries September. 1850.
). w. MAURY Co., Managers.
Capital prize s7o,oo0!
s26,565. $3.50 $4,000. .S10,OOOi
100 prizes Of 81 900!
100 do Of $500
Drawn Numbers out OF rs!
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For benefit Of Monongaiia Academy,
Class I, for 1850.
Alexandria, va Saturday, september 20 1880
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
splendid prize $4,000 splendid prize OFF,. 600
do 1857 100 prizes of.......... 1000
do 1890. 10000 100 do 500
&C. &c.
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M UTED s,r,..-S,-s-1- . ----- - 4. ~ ssshil
and washine for small family. None need Apply but -
can give The best recommendation Awhiw woman wcuno
fsrrsd. Inquire st this once. .t W. Sept W
QARhUmp Psrnsssust being ConNdentini Di'eS
TAYLOR MAusI.,.
pookselIers, near % sns- -
No ~ Bness Dictionary Of Engine WORK and EnGpssnns"
puhlshed, and this day recsived
eeps 90 h sg,8 isassA sl& 4si
d IN. HOOE a CO., Wholesale ana Retail Dselsmus
csrpssins, sccr Oh cloths, msttine rugs curtain n
sheetinr blankets frnshinf kc0ds generally
Pennsyivsnia avenue, between I'M and en- streets, Ws~
u. C. $3.50 - swi8a af
Aas ae-u
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@ss'ss cosAlssAHs o csExHAL sgsssgsscs,
SErAnArn PROPOSALS van !. sssss. ~ :. :a as. s
as Ss r. s sy 4 osss, u. 4: ss s
spssloa. = isIiowss = 800
Al NsD Orleans Bsraes.. Lo..ia~a.
= ::s:: & z s *. ..ss.s.. as.
- s ssss; q . nsS s ss: .s asd beans
~ pound. .Ss. q q 800 80. h = spssa candies
20 ssioss o. Goa God elder ta1 vinegar ias jar :"
W $3.50. Al Baio~ Ro.ss Barracks, Losi'ians,
: ::::. ::s :: ;s,;:s e, s::..
:;: :::s u. e. n: -:
!, 80 s.i.as Of o. good sd edsI vinegar
sask sasss Al Key Wsst E0r'ds.
sS:i J; q. :ss ss1s. s sss bean.
pound: 3 .sss s hard : ss:R s..s..
s ssss 3 Z s SOD s s'ss1 rs.s sa' ''
'Ss 's.d"s X. cs;.n ,ss Port 1'''" 'sA
s ss:s: ONE. =. ; .s;. as: sf s:...
ssSsis 5000 ssss sssa ' ~ sa ss alt
" Ss, Sss APRIL and .
tts At Fort Gibso~. Arka~sas
y s:. s: q :. s ss.s .sp..a.. as.r
rias. ~ ssshsls q nav white field beans
Sssss: q = SO: Sssss hard hard : .sR
We 6ushsi. q good clean az one salt
cocf z 4 "
The whole 10 be delivered In all May, 1851
Al Erf Sssl,~g, 81 PsiJ's.
206 barrels Of pork
Sic barrels Of fresh superhnc -four
137 huskels Of white ded beans
2,l92 Of good hard
an pounds Of good hard talow candles
F9 akbusAcls Of good clean dry fine salt
So gallons or good cider vinegar III .
whole TO be delivered from he 5h May 1851 70 the 18th
June. 1851.
Al Fort Gsoine mouth Of C,oWy~g riv $50 miles above
Fort SneHing
WI 200 barrels of pork N ts*1 III
rex IA barrels offSesh supernne Hour #Ai
Isl bushels Of white field beans
2,92 pounds Of good hard soap
aa 029 pounds or good hard tallow candles ,s5
kbsahais n{w rtann 6nas y + y ~. .
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DEIIIIP BARTON KEY will attend On any bsssues
may before the courts Of this
ict and Of claims before Con
pcss and ths Department.. Once on street.
] WAsHrsTor, July 10, le6. July l7-3awtE
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Whole 320-HMVes oS-HfsHt's
Certi6caies Of packages Of IS whole tickets sa4o 90
do do rs half do ~ "
DO DO rs quarter do 60
10 do rs eighth do 10 %
Orders for cks Of packages In the
the attention. and
drawing sent immediately after over
" ~ wy ~ ~ - la @. MAURY, Agents,
Au,nst a Aiexandna Virginia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07

TOR SALE AT AUCTION-Ehe following do.
scribed properly Wi be sold a. nucton al INA ~ sr'
chsn,a ExctsDEe on THURSDAY, The ian day OF Oco'
ber inst at Il pne1, disposed Of IN me meantime 81
FOR sAlE-TAs f5llowlgg parcels OF Ls1d, in West
chester Courtv, the Village Of es Farms u mles
from aott Haven
Lot No conaluI3 s6-lG0 acres situate tho Junction
ofhe read sadrg from WesI Farms 10 Weschesier And
FoxG Lane, and within i've minutes walk OF the village
Lot No contains 70 5000 acres EiJoining he above On
Fox's LINE includeE about scres OF woodland
Lo. No 8 contains q 5GlG0 acres, nexi adjoining on
Foxs LsEe-ilcludeB about 6 acres woodland
Lot 10 l. contains 50 aa00 scfes, next l1inlnG on
Foxs rgne-tLciudss about 10 acres OF Roodanai aua
sbcu.l2 acres OF salt meadow on tbs rear.
Lot 10 contains SO So 100 acres, next adjoining on
Fo1a Lane-iucludes Abou7 acres OF woodland aud u
acres OF salt meadow on the rear - ,,t,,
Lot No g. contains &c 26l0 scres, win ne oulonss
Snd Improvements situate between FOX hane ana Ane
Bronx Immediately opposite 10 Weat YARNS Village
The improvements consist principally OF nesI sq6san'
tsl B,one Mansior 81 By 81 feet tTo story with base
uenI pnd attic aud piazza front and rear farm house,
ba1ps ,sbes cattle pens laundry Ice and smoke house.
&c. kc. =,
10 afford to each parcel more eligible 81 elevated
building Bes With other colVenences as TO the arrange
men OF The groulds N their adaptation 70 separate oecu.
pslion.
aud are situated in moEI beautiful and rapidly Improving
section OF the country. - 49,, =.
Wal ST. or TO THEODORE MARITIME, twenty. Eighth
ST. between Eighth and Ninth aVeroes where maps OF the
properly can be had e4IF
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CoaIa Grafton 10 london.

Yesterday morning the city OF London was ylal
tad by one Of the most serious eonhegrations that
have happened for long time. The fire began
about q quarter before O'Clock, In the extensive
building numbered go Merk.lane This was oc.
cupied by Measrs. Allnutts & Arbouin. wine ner-
chants Mesarn. Gaden & Co., solicitors; Aeaars.
Baxter u Co, also solicitors; and Mesafs Ashlin
& SONG, contractors. Che nome eat the discovery
was made, an alarm was given and messengerE
dispatched for assistance. Such. however, gas
the hold the flames had already obtained OF
the building that 1t at once became appsrf,ssn a
that terrible conAagrasion mast ens G ,o rne
engines, however, were place., In. III nile but
commanding positions uear the niSs Hessrs.
the flames shot through to the PrenlsM o 70 WsrL
Hayser Howell army Res roof Of tho Corn Ex.
lane and hayrg gn55sa back 5ao Of tho hoases near
change, burst through the .yessl houses In seeth.
the Exchange, and hfed So
ing.lone. o,,pd point was gained, the
Hremen haying " " m imposbisy, unless the wind
that Ii was hoA' hat any other premises should be
should ~ mounting tho roofs OF tee premsea
destroyed .be men wero enabled to project i'm.
rot on hfe .ns Of water upon and into the burning
mense sire rT e. 10 O'Clock the FIRE continued ita
houses ~ wss then brought under subsection bat
rayageaso, e great damage had bean done TO the
nos o TUcHa9ge. The CONSERVATION OF the clerks
CoIn hsrts as they arrived, battles all descdp
lion. such vsgae rumorE OF me cause oil 'no nfe
rsre saoat that nothing like an accurate opinion
,onld bs given. The fire occurring during Gay.
ient prevented the fsEaesfrom being sean at any
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snn Pranelsoo markets, Sent. I.

N markets SINCE our last lssue have been quet and to" a'a
t5S,i ihe re4p, srHs iIg Is "a i a.,
TACT that the a1es generally reducing sr stocks preparatory
@ sn" ". s S I a" TS % now , AK ~
W - - -, - ~ . =. Nv Picse,. Va.
and tie MAX OF overland enrants they viii cona2e 10 raas
!Shtg' =" 20 MOI VeA "VoH ' & ~ se'usS Sue1Es
ue trace, ie causes are oeA @a1 We "a As o
t ts ny ,3 - - -, ,f.tt " - ns.s4.3 ~
oes SEsuT soVa e i No. NJ ias M G @ 80, S
onon q! me Vt s' ue holders O. loe sv' are urn
even aooNt our io 2U' te .e sen SUa
ns avg sI ~ In, e1 s J,sso s,1 - "a ~
sie,, ~ &c ~ I 80 y. ~. - - -. ~,
80 -, ., sIj - . w." F - " -, '9r lie ., ~
"a, 49, ~, ~ 1870 ga ~, -, ~, -, " @ wv &
ASHEST" s,eI oF Pea es Zee. AL ,-r7,si a s-e.
arrivals and decline is ae,ei 49, We
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era having addressed the meeting. vote OF thanks
s waa unanimously given 10 Messfs Barclay & Par.
IRE loe 'heis conduct toward their man Thras
Shsets were given for Kossu.h for Bern. for Dem
oInssy snd for The HangartAp aud Polish rsfarses
and three sroans for Haynau nseema mar E ~
nkus retreat was once Bishop the murdsrsr. soS
deR--s suitable receptacle for it's last rsfggss
The Times Of Thursday contains letfsr s,o,,
Baron Ro,hsohild, in which ne says" II is ~,
my intention TO offer any opinion on the attach ms
on General Hsynau, bus / .hnk the sxact faoss af
the Gaze ought to be made known. General HAv.
nEu presented himself with a letter of credii on
nv firm, and having received come money, he re-
ouested en- Introduction to dessrs Barclay; and q
letter-a copy of which | encose-was given to
him" The introduction 10 Measrs. Barclay waa az
ioows;
"Ger,lenen-Weh have Tue horror 70 introduce TO you tho
bearer Of these iues bis EzceeEcy SaTon Haynaa and
shall feel particularly Obliged by tour allowing Inc Baron
and hs friends 10 view yonr brewery
" We remain, &c, for ho'dteaiid and sons, 49,,
General HsynAu was in some danger a: Hsno,
yer, the mob having attacked his hotel Several
arrests were made, and the crowd was dispersed
oy tho civic guard Az Cologne police force had
to protect the General from tho violence OF tbs
democrats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07

meeting has been he'd on Tuesday al The
George Tavern, Georgest Bankside, in celebration
OF the late attack On Marshal HayDAu. Is will De
remembered that the George Is the tavern 10
which the Marshal sought refuge rom the attack
" hich was made upon hin. The meeting was 20
have been held in one Of the roos IN zoe taVesa'
s s5d an S Sse b.ms 2s u. e6 a4s1 was i
Which it was a stated Nafs6s Hynao bad sat and
aieasq The hando whoo alleged g1s been
On the Marshafe back The room I'm nsn' aaSodaton
ound too small for sho meeting a asyerai speak
V az provided 10 The battle-ground
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07
e. N. MILLER, Auciioueer

" ALCAbLh DUI hIU 70 tn 'N0 .OF'J OF
' Newark, N. j +, f. N. MILLER will sel on tho pre-.
miies on Thursdsy Oct O. at j o'clock ak valuable
buding lo1 in The City OF Newark, N j. being lots ON
Washington al AID ota on Essex st The homestead pro-
perty of the late Henry Ward, decd Pho lots on Wash
ingon lfoDnk Washington Psrkbelng so feet II 10.
front by about 2iO feet deepsre moai desirable locaona
for han6aome dwellings, being In the immediate ueghbot
rood OF many frat class residences and within MINUTES
walk OF the N, j Railroad station, ard will be sold with
the privilege lat ar fixed price, OF the lot in The rear on
Esrext occurring to tie purchaser Ills option, adj
dional depth Of l0S feat with entrance and cou-
venience OF sisble &c Ths los Eaez.s are 80 feet
unity fer Investment.
Also at he and place. the house now 0tandins
or tbe premises. =, 49,. ,,a,,, orplv
N TaS ri JONEB 1e6 William 81 corner OF Johu-sl or
al The Office Of the Auciioneer z97 Broad.Biree Newark