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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-02
Administrators Notice.

OtOE %
NOTICE is hereby given that letters o.
~ Administration on the estate Of Gath
crime f. zelIers, late Of Eesisburg. dec d:
have been granted to the undersigned 'hls
day, August l3, 1850, by lhe Reg'sief 81
Union CO, in due form of law. all persons
knowing themselves indebted 10 said estate
are requested 10 make immediate payment
and those having claims against ii will
presen, them duly authenticated for settle,
ment. FKANClo AELLEi.o,
Lewisburg, Aug. Is, 1850. Admir-.
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READING, ROOM

vrlb;c. undersigned proposes to sPen ab"ut the
Isl Of Oct. comn'odious Reading k'omt to
be supplied With 20 Of tho best Daily papers and
such caunsy NtSspe" a hyS9ss as y 'ne !,
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vance. Subscriptions respectfully solicited
% o,.'f7 s'st ON. WORDEN.
Lewiebure, sept -. 1850
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r lST ofLelters remaining in the Post
IL Office at Lewisburg, Pa, quarter en-
ding Sept. 80, 1850.
.B-Byers Flamanus. Bresee Oscar F (2).
Berkly Jos. :
C-Cossson J b. -,
D-Derham Mary w Miss, Duncan 0C.
E-E,zweiler David. 3.
EtFlick Stephen.
GAiroover Thomas. Gardner James
n-Housei VIM Esq (2). Housel Mary.
Hottensiine Benjamin, Hamilton Jos, Hall Henry,
Hawley Jane Miss. .gsa 3 l-e.. a- u-
tL~-Leisenring P, Lloyd Joseph. Lehman
John.s r.9l-. 80 ovi atG -'lHanr.s-r. s-Hf-
M-MiiIer Charles, Marshal Edward, Main
Joseph Mathews Samuel. ga sa9ut .rr,o1
LNoiI John Nesbit Ann w Mrs.aos afs
S-Sperry OriviiIe b. Shsdsack sNm Rev. d,
ShafIer Abraham, Smith G. w. io ;asuP la's
II U-Uplmser Mary Mia. Udey Moses. RI 1l
W-Wevts Samuel, Wolf Jn.a i7-7. ? s'i,is
~ Persons calling for the above letters will
please say they are, advertised"
/. 5s s,ashlsss a KENNEDY, p. N.
~ October 2. .-ls5O.-35l-3w j ...,,.,r.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-02
BULBS Held E0Tslg
IM6lmburg, Union county, PenI.'e
.Tl.l.. I'm LII

L. :
DESPECTFgLLY. in'orms lhs. citizens "'
Ia Union county. and 'he pub''e ~ general
Tai he has leased the above stand for nieny
Gear, occ 5pied BY his Father, and is.n9~ Ffs>
'..-.d 4, acromn1Ja,e friends and tho 'ss eli' =
= ror,mup,y in g manner acceptable To all.
The HOUSE is hsse. and ro"1'y well aaa"-
,ed in all il. dspar, aien.s, and every care wiii \"
ken 10 render he guest, eo'nfoTiahle ard hafpy-
His TABLE will always be fa'n'.hed With ih'
rho;css, e,iescies of ihe sea-o. ana lbe best tie
,narse, can afford. The BAR ~iiI al al u",ss
be attended hy careful persons, and none hai "
very hes, of liquors siii he kept. H'= s'aBi.hs
are ample and convenieni, aEi The p'i LL'.9
punciua and attentive.
In short. he pledge himself to endeaver r
give general satisfaction 10 all. and hopes bv
strict attention 10 business 10 n.erii and rcee!,o
, liberal share Of patronage
MllIlinburg. June 20, 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-02
Buildings. library and Apparatus

The Academic edlfce now occupied by the
members of the University, has been cree cd. a,
expense Of $1,000, and it is ajaptcI to accommodate
$50 students. Another edfcc is nearly completed and
expected he ready for occupancy ut the
Of the next Term u,t. D., 1851. vF
eu ,15'rS nfaTaf Snrta s s'f n e Grssir Sur. u
supply the immediate demand The Apparatus ior. TIM
illustration of Nechacal Philosophy, is eempetg
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-02
Dr.. John Locke,

TUSr received and for sale, Sperm and Lard
- Oil, by Dr. Thornton Il Baker
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-02
Horrid Murder in Chester County.

3 Protection FOR PRoTEcTIoN's SAKE.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-31
MONDAY, MAY 81, 1850.

After the reading OF the journal,
Mr.. MOREHEAD asked the unanimous consent OF the
House 10 offer resolution 10 have the members furnish
ed with three copies each Of the list OF patens patent
laws &C. compiled by the late Commissioner OF Patents.
they could be furnished from the Patent Ofce without
reprinting, &c.
modify ,he resolution. by excluding the members OF the
last Congress (who had been provided with the book
from the proposed distribution.
But objection being made leave to introduce the eso-
luton was not granted
On motion Of Mr. SACKETT, (who rose to privi.
legged queson the journal OF the last days proceedings
was corrected so as to show that he voted in the mega
tive the question OF the passage of the bill increase
ments
The SPEAKER then announced the first business in
order be the consideration OF the report OF the select
committee TO investigate the charges against the acting
Doorkeeper Of the House, Robert r. Hornor.
Mr. BROWN, Of Mississippi, offered resolution de-
caring the said Honor dismissed from the Office Of
Doork eeper of the House; whereupon,
Mr. CHANDLER took the floor, and reviewed at
length the charges against that officer. He held that,
with the exception OF the charge OF signing warrants
In favor OF his brother while that person was absent and
was also drawing pay from the government as the keep
er OF light house in Wisconsin, every other OF the said
changes had been clearly disproved.
The custom OF paying absentee Office holders was com.
mon under this government a. was also that OF paying
the same me provided both were 80 discharged BY him.
Here Mr.. C. sent to the Clerks desk written paper
signed by the acting Doorkeeper reviewing the testimony
against HIMSELF &c which was read as portion OF his
speech as follows;
prrrScE or r. n HoRSoR
The House having refused print the evidence and re-
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Tue name Of person will be upon
psymehi Of tae subscription be \ advance.
subscribers forward money BY letter, The postag
~ when van ss paid By Us, BY ourselves
The COUNTRY PAPER publ,.hsd n, vssk,, suas ,hs .s.
saons Of consfess and semi weekly during The recess
Subscriptions nf period Ices than year win be received ON
terms propouioned 20 the above annual rssss ~
sending DAILY subscriber, with ESQ saeosed ~
MIwEEKL subscribers, with ss snco.sd or Tryu EKKLY
subscribers, with go enclosed win be one couy of The
edition they furnish subscribers for, svsss
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TUESDAY, MAY IS. 1850.
After the reading Of the journal,

After the reading Of the journal,
Mr.. Seldom, rising 10 privileged question, re-
marked that his colleague [dr. MEADEl had yesterday
Inadvertently voted on or two questions, after hav.
ing paired Off a week since, with gentleman from New
York. not yet returned He, therefore, desired to have
his name erased from the record OF these votes the
Journal
MIR. p. KING objectng, the correction was not made.
Mr.. CONRAD asked the unanimous consent Of the
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| Mr. STANTON, OF Kentucky. asked the unanimous
consent OF the House for permission 10 offer resolution
as follows, viz:
Resolvsd That the committee appointed the day
May inquire What clerks other officers under the late
correspondents OF newspapers alb.
sented themselves from their official duties To make
speeches against the election Of General Taylor &c be
also instructed inquire what clerks other officers
holding places under the late administration absenied
selves their official dutes to engage in folding
directing documents TO be circulaed promote the elec
of General Taylor; what clerks other officers, hold
ing places under any branch OF the government In the city
OF w ashngon engaged during the late presidential
canvns In folding directing documents, 10 be used In
said defeat the election Of General Cass and
what officers members OF the Rough and Ready Club,
promote the election OF Cen Taylor, have appointed
to office by the present administration since the 4h day Of
March, lei9.
Mr.. STANLY, remarkng that he had no objection to
vote for the reference OF such resolutions to committee
composed OF democratic majority, objected; where
upon
Mr.. STANTON, of Kentucky, moved the suspension
Of the rules for the introduction OF his resolution and
that motion he demanded the yeas and nays which be-
ing ordered the question put, and the rules
not suspended-yeas IS, nays "a, (wothrds being re-
quired.l
Mr.. CR0WELL asked the unanimous consent Of the
House for leave 10 introduce bill 10 abolish the slave
trade in the District OF Columbia, OF which previous no.
ice had been given but objection being made,
Mr.. CROWELL moved the suspension OF the rules for
that purpose
Mr.. STEPHENS called for the reading Of the bill.
which was accordingly reported to the House from The
Clerks desk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06
The Comet.
NA1IosAL OBSERVATORY,

WAsHISGTos, June s. 1880.
SIR: The Comet discovered May l. BY Dr. Pc
terson, Of Altoona, was observed here last night by
Mr.. Ferguson with the equatorial.
Not being able to find in the catalogues the place
OF the star Of comparison used by him, am enabled
to give only the instrumental place OF the Comet;
RA Dec
June 2-iOth S5m. SIS. l7h. lon Is. 7S9 46 81"
10 81 "a II IS 81 Is IS IS
The Comet is without tai, and is nucleus pre-
sents the appearance OF Pesrly white neoa.s'
shout I 3o7 In diameter, with marks OF c0ndensa-
ton about the center.
We shall probably be enabled to obtain tonight,
by observation, at It's meridian passage the place
Of the star used Tor comparison ast night; Il so,
shall report it.
Rs,pect,uliv kc MI MAURY. L, L. ~
Hon Am Ballard Preston, Secretary OF the Navy
Pre,ent lWashngton Republic
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WINDOW SHADES.

WINDOW SHADES.
LELfY kIBER, Isl ChslAan-st call no attention os
IN al persons wanting Shades 10 their sssorimeni u
shades and materials for mating and hanging Sssdes--
rhey make the bes qualify only and sen Al prices fa -
per cent than any other manufacturers Al shsdee
warranted 10 srck or curl lel lm'
IaJINDOW SHADES: GILT coRNlcEs. ORA
ffPERY kUsLlNS, kc-Famifes about furnishing
heir windows with the above srces viii End 81 J. q,
WOODFORDS 295 Broadway, the largest and best ~
sortrneu 10 the city several syles before nos
dueed 10 Eev-York Isce and muslin eurizins dfapays
tasses loops Pima bands cOrnees, &c. Families purs
chasing Of tie subscriber sy rely upon getting hrstrsss
ture H. Merchants buying Wholesale viii find ndeedec-
y to their advantage 10 cell before purchsng elsewhere
ais J. C. WOODFORD. rs Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06
Mr.. Binsha and the Defeat of Gen. Cass'


WASHINGTON Tuesday Afternoon, June 4.
We had four speeches in Committee OF the
whole House. to-day, and then a recess was or
dered til seven O'Clock, showing disposition to
make hesdway
The speeches today were made by Mr. THoNP-
son, Ct Miss, JOIN A. KING Of N. Y, Mr.. BISG
HAM of Mich, and Mr.. BooTH Of CT.
Mr. BINGHAM folow ed NJ. KING. be gave US a
wam Free Soil speech. He said many good
things and concluded with an RlUsion to the opin-
ions Of General CAss, and the causes Of bus defeat
as follows
aMr. Chairman others may speculate asia the
csuses Of that defeat ! have no hesitation n
sscrihipg 10 that fatal Nicholson Letter" the
ooctripes of which were received BY the people
with such perfect losthng, the loss OF the North,
while the Shareholders OF the South preferred 70
vote for the owner Of q sagar plantation, with
three hundred negroes This was a m2Tt9ylHS
defeat; but it may well be borne, a u incalS@ies
this useful lesson, that ia this noon OF the Nine
teepth Century, when the doxnkrodden nations Of
Europe are bursting the letters q Tyranny which
have bound them to the earth for ages when ev-
ery breeze which crosses the Atlantic waits with
il the CRY Of Liberty and the iaalienabe Rights o;
Man, from the uprising masseS-the NWlnera
statesnap TO be successful. mus, prove true - the
interests OF Free Labor, which be represents, In
stead Of becoming an accessory % the cuplduy OF
The Southern STAKEHOLDER, who would doom his lei
bowman to perpetual bondage
From a Nag ! should not have thought worth
while to quote the shove truthfal sentiments but
a. coming from q Loco Foco-oae from General
c.ss's own state-who voted but yesterday with
the Locos against the resolution Of MI scHESoA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06
MIR, Calhoun and Disunion.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
U.xmxcroy TuesdRv morning.

Correspondence OF The Tfionhe-
WAsHrsc TON Tuesday morning, June4
Mr.. CoLcocK took the memory Of Mr. CALHOUN
under bis keeping, somewhat specially, yesterday.
He complained that his opinions and plans had
been greatly misrepresented At the risk Of being
charged with like iueveraDce, desire to call at
tention 10 the difference in Of the passages OF
Mr. CALHoUK's last speech, and the incucatiOns Of
his own restless pen. previously made-the direct
ncof sistency, not 70 say oislngenlousness OF the
same | desire to deal gently with the dead,
though not believer in the Oft repeated pagan
maxim, which commands utter silence, except 70
speak good.
/ allude 10 Mr. CALHoUs's citation of the rapture
IN the Methodist Church as an evidence of the ten
dency to dis1nion-as, indeed, partial severance
Of the bonds OF the Union. Only think Of this from
enc who did all he could to bring about that very
church separation!
Uyou will turn to the files Of your neighbor, the
Christian AdpOcafe, you will find that II has been
openly and officially charged upon Mr.. CALHOUN
that be himself had in letters to Rev. DR.. CAPERs
in 1874 adrised the separation Of the CAureA
That H. he aided TO the utmost extent o. hIs pooeT
an bringing about the rery erent toktch he thus
ND ,sse Of IN his last speech How can the
fdends Of MIR. CALHOUN, in the face OF this fact,
succe ssfully vindicate his memory against the de-
sien of die solution and the DONG OF everything that
be could TO bring il about
have always been an admirer OF Mr.. CALHous
in many respects. have considered him not liable
10 the sweeping charge of political inconsistency
In even the matter Of this Church business, can
see the consistency OF 1t with the leading aim OF
his public life. Its candor, not to say honesty, Is
ouite another thing But here is the difficulty.
You cannot get the Disunionists to frankly avow
their purpose 1t has been said that extremes
meet in the Cslhounites and Garrisonians; bat
there is wide difference between them IN this
respect. The latter toe the mark openly and irm-
IN YOU know where to find them. Were the
course ofthe HOtspurs equally arored, that crisis,
which south Carolina has been talking about so
long. would have arrived this and the "agony"
| would have been over Come, gentlemen, lie. Us
understand you, without further suspense. We
shall then, at least, be able TO catch free and fG
Breath once again. SIGMA.
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the spitEres Of his Burconbe the exclusive 6ene'
fit Of il.
1t in said that fresh news has been received nom
Cuba, 10 the effect that one hundred aud n,teen
American citizens who claimed to DC Pesceaoy o.
their wny elsewhere, have been imprisoned; and
on the strength Of this news IL is said the Presl'
dent has ordered eeet to proceed 70 their saccor'
ard 70 treat Il as oassus beiii, their ins'anta-
ICONS release is BOT asserted to. Further int u
geA0e WIN SIGMA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06
COAL.

COAL! COAL Best Peach Orchard, range and egg
- sze superior qualify delivered At 50 cents less tsD
las, Summers prices fren SIMPSONS yards % fhomp-
Spring ard ChristoPherst near Jefersoo
nsrkeI my21 Inn
COAL-Back Heath ard Peach Orchard Range Col
Nof the frat qualify aud Ia prime order. Nr sae a No
lowest rates by l. I w. WORTH, "a and $50 Bfosds
way, and corner Of Fourth ard Thompson ss. jsl iw
Am DELIVERING the best Red Ash Coal stove
Esq. from my yard corner Of King snd Green w1eh =
e475; - 81 from boats ImyZ I'm PETER CLlNrON-
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CLOTHING.

CENTLRmKNs SUMMER wEAR.--wM
" r. JENNINGS L co Diapers ard fshors, First
quality ready made clothing ke- Isl Broadway, Amsri-
can Hotel solicit Inspection Of her sssortmeu Of
new and sossonsble Foods which In point Of richness
snd variety M exceeds any previous Offering eornmensa.
rae a. II with extensive additions 70 The premises
which Affords wider scope for heir Business In which hoy
win sndesvor 10 meri continuance Of the liberal psuo
mage which has recognized heir garmens - The most
economical cut and fn;shed they arc IN style bal rarely
scusned and w.ths disposed Of al proverbag mOdsraS
,h.rs.. ms tfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06
New.Bfexi co and state Goyernmsnt-hesist
,nrc 70 the PrstensiOns Of Texas.
WlsHINGToN, June ), J .

10 he ESifs,, ofns National Ia'eaSenosri -.
GESTttvEx: VII you 90 us he favor 70 piolaa ~
1900 sr Ehseh have i1st received from <-nue ual
~ re.finfe enre and reliability who "a ll- 70 ron
Es NeSico $50 b.. pssse1 ne ss year mere sna 90
sesrabis q descfiDrg fhcGt l1 ia1'sNs 20 . '7'
7.- perr4@lfllg ylur ote- EFT s-rvl1L
i'-''g' HUGH n. SMiTH,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06

which WAS designed to expose the Government
cIoeeing Slavery speeding course OF tne CON ml''
tee of Ways and Means-it is ven VerIny OF son-
si5erason. Thanks 70 Mr.. BrGHAh iof ~ l''sf'
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ONO STATE LOAN or $1,000 OOO.-rhs

ONO STATE LOAN OF SSOOOOOO.-The
OComrissonea 0fthe Ohio Cana Fund by virtue OF AZ
act Of The General Assembly OF The Sale 81 Ohio, passed
March H. 1880 hereby give notice hal seasd popOsal
viii be received Wednesday The ah Of Jane next 81
noon the Office o; The Ohio Life Insurance and frls
Company, NewYcrk. for loan OF Two Millions Sir Hun
drod Thouskud Dollars for which transferable ceruhcsog
Of Ohio STATE Stock vii be iIsued a. ionOvs.
One Million Six Hurdrec Thousand Dollars 20 bear 10
a. the rate Of sir per ceuL per Arnu payable sen
annually n The C.y Of New York knd The Pnepsl REIN
burs-d the pleasure % the State cer ne year l375
one Million OF Dollars 10 bes- in.eeE ~ the rse Of sve
per cent per snDu, payable - above, and 5 principal
reinturseteus a. tie pleasure o. he si1e sNsr 1885
The certificates Of stock vii hesr inereis nom Re lS
day Of July, 1859
fne premiums offered FOR sad iosa be pad n eAsh
OF u Ohio per stucks Of 1850 par the deg q
opeu.ng the proposals. y depoEtng the win tbs
OHIO Life INSURANCE AID Tsl COMPANY NevYork tothe
or principal 70 be paid ~ s0oye ether IN casa
Ohio ak Per stock q t1 A. or tie si DAY q
july next he ccruhcs-s ~ sock g Be delivered
The proceeds Of TIE shove loan required for the 70
turing AfsT December 81. $50. Proposals may ihe7e
fore Hdesred be made With he urcs fsn1irg thzt ar
The payment u The premium % be ak Per slcE sd
ths premium and i've ceuL c Is prrcps % he ige
PEI cent stock e bzsnce nsy remain % Interest fys
per cenI per anngI from he la uy, 20 be Rald N gs
Dol ess ban Ave oussnf Dol 20 ne pe1s- u 20
bidder any time before tke Sis azy q December 1880
ihe stocks being Withheld collateral security foT such
p@ynent
ess thai thousand d12rs mus- Etsle ihe aaut
tai viii be pad r. each t1ndred ic sra % grH "a
cinnaung between the fye ard Sx PER cert1 givnslh
laeress Of TIE party making hc VrcFosa and b s-c
N q enveicp rarfed rvoYct1is fcy orc SrI.r In
aadHddressea &c lh- Ohio CGns uai CounsEi,1srI care
o. gro s coz ESQ. Cssher, N@wYork.
EN-. SILL, Actirg Canal Fund Conr1ls.cre4
JOHN WOOD. Auditor o. sts-e-
A A. BLISS Treasures " Sac go Jai3
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CALIFORNIA.

= 3PEARIS l. BROCkWAY AZ S. ss:s:.''
SACRAMENTO CITY,
GRocERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
4 IBERAL ADVANCES made on coraenmenis, and a.
IL agency business promptly attended 70. Refer 70
b. A FIRsEsTocK Co. New-Yorf-
EAR & YOUNG, Philadelphia
c. @. HUssEY, r. NJ. Howe, WILLIAx LARInrR, " n
HgAELEToS Pittsburgh myo ON
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JAMES II GOODMAN
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA
WILL GIVE bis attention to the sale OF .aa
w ALL KINDS or PROPERTY,
Designed for thar Market
REFEREScEs.
Mesns NJ HOYT SON, New-York
YOUNGS HOW ELL, Nsw-York-
JOHN WILLIAMS x co. Rochester NJ Y
BELL GOODMAN, do. do.
CHARLES ~ LEE, Eso do. do
GEORGE r CLARKE ESQ. do. do fn
Mr. NJ 8. HAWLE b. fslo, ~. Y.
Mr. JAMES sIBLEY, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mr. w BACKUs, Detroit Mich.
GEORGE A GIBBS. FAC. Chicago III.
hessra PAGE BACON 81 Louis Mo.
EDGELL, PEAsLEY co. St Louis, Mo.
- WHlTrEMORE, RUTHERFoRp, CO. Tor
onto Canada ief3sw2m
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aENrLEMEMs WEARlNa APPAREL

CHARLES K. FOLWELL1 Draper and rHilor,
Ofrs qualify worn made order 9is Fulton-st between
William and Gold has as pufchASed for eash enoiee az
sorment Of cloths csssinerss and Vetung, wnlcn win
low rsu and selling for cast hs 10 ensbed 70 make up
per less Broadway prices de has for he AsI
eight years enjoyed reputation teven by hoss OF ne SANE
trade Of ca ng beat hng garmens and a. Tor asts
and style be VII g1Erznsee cannot be beaten, eq1aed
MI m
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REMOVAL

REMOVAL
TIE suBscRIBERs WILL REMOVE THEIR
LooKING-GLAss AND PIOTURE-FRArdE
MANUFACTORY AND WARERoohs
Nos. so AND Sf2 BROADWAY,
On or about June 10,
WHERE. WITH INCREASED facilities for prompt
w and perior execution Of every branch OF heir ous
under Iheir own Immediate s1peviEOn- and greatly
enlarged sock Of srs quality looking glass plate nagn6
Gently framed ir The Rernassnce LOua XIV ard otdof
styles together with varied assortment OF sizes and
pcss Be 0btned 10 any esiAbs In he United
states ey confident q ne liberal support OF their
trends and tie pubic 10 general
WALLER L KREPs, l3 Spr1cest
W x have ace arrsn gcments for continuous supply
ofEncienI ard modern paintings Of which large colsc-
non czn always - seen and Vey many ~ ee found wor'
Thy q particular Attention mya
SODA WATER APPARATUs u syery dsscnp-
- uoc, ether for ne sz1f1cgnre, drsTirg 90 5o1g ~
soda NsLeT, manufactured Snd sold by JOHN MAI.
fhENs, corner Fin.-sy. and Twecly SIKH 81 " T. A
EhcEiZIhet pae With p1Ied directions, giving every n
i1Fusol Tor ne Manufacture a1 pGiuns Up Of ne appsL
Aus re mz1nflclrs u Tie syrups, he accompany eseL
sppsra;-s. A. Communications imI7disiesy sienaeq %
90 Application a. above mYl5 lmDkAC1-
LFflcE % ia NEwJEAsEY ExPLeklsS AisIsS GO.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN nat ne iolnn
lfglc GfI rsta nsIg II IHree Jars on eat sac ~
he stock q tbs COnrsny ~t ~ d-e and psysos ~ =
Transfer Oh-e 81 Liheryst Ne~-Yorz CT fGHrsasy ne
lsi de- ., Auglsi next
b. order Oftas Bcs-d n Directors
5 T. JONES, freourer.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06
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UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE C0xPANY
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Office ~ Bowery, May Is 1850.
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lat June next The Transfer Books viii be closed RON os
25ih rst to that day By order Of the Board -
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