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TO LET AND FOR SALE.


g POR sALE-The place kno IN " ads sorIh Coz
T. sge locsied Ass1n HilL shout 80 rods from tns
State Houss, and 100 from he General Depot Of no
New. YORK Providence and Fsshkil Railroad.
Tbs grounds Of bs place eor,n shout sores OF ngny
cultivated lsud well filed with ch0ics ff1iL shade a1d eV
ergresn rtes with large ban, green soass i;en2ase
mosi delight ard convenient residences 10 the couutry
has front o. about 42s feet he Pennington Road snd
eoe ~ ne zane sngia Of rear On the kyer ag fSaer
Hartford, Conn. June s. 1880. ie22st
q FOR sALE-Tbst valusbls property kaowa
- ~ snd 81 NssssBs between John and Ful,onsu, be-
ng TWO lots, each z5xlo0. formerly oceupiei BY the
soub Bspu'i Church. row very sdvanlsseoEsy sa,ed 10
sure sLc profitable investment The purchaser Tbs hx
ores ard imPIoveu ens lately pat upon N. property vii
81 the expiration Of the Lease the oi tae
end p sIi'e ssie Sl6oO VI he purchase money
rain on bond and mortgage For further psiea.r.ap
wieb Of, or THOMAS S. sOaMERs, IS Waist, Jsuaeey
Court i-2l?~s
kEs AT PRIVATE sALB-Pour splendid building
- oIs suated PAcihc-st cisisn: p feet from Bond
IN The ely Of Brooklyn TIE said los being each IN
SIZE z5xloo feet IN eplh Also four los DesnsL be-
ween faIbul avenue and Pssra.t distant 100 feet fom
lars price, &c spply to ANTHONY. sLEEcKER, sac.
uoneer Broad-st where map Of the properly can be-
q A COUNTRY HOUSE To LBr-Farnished
x panly-Sinhted in The most healthy locality adj .cent
10 the city small kitehen garden with vsse.soles
planted and fruit in bearing ADJACENT to the
steamboat lsndiog and sea bathing free ticket for
steamboat viii be sssgned hs party hiring The place
snncieny large fr DO irdng hO0ss None but fespon-
soe pa ties need address, JOHNSON Tribune Office
G. HOUSES IN BROOKLYN TO LEr.-rhs
- ID Sd ard 4th story Of The brick dwellings,
Communicating l52 and lA FuCnst not hve MIN
utes wsik from the Ferries, well calculated for arge
oordng house and can be hni,h d TO the eonyenience
OF good lenent IN wnom he will ia low Apply
J+&2lr JOS b. HENsHAw, lei WflH.m-st NY.
q DEABllAN LOTS AT PRIVATE sALE.
"a a email number Of lots In the ne aud beautiful
. village OF Dearman, on the Hudson River between
Dobbl Ferry and Tsrryown which for wan of lime were
not offered II the recent auction OF lots a. hat Mace
en- Tuedsy June H. may be purchased private sale from
tel7 lws' O. A SACCHL, Broad At
@ HOUSE TO LET.-ODe half OF House. $40
n HousOu-st first rate location for Physician APP
ply on the premises. is22 Tvs
y For othe, Real Estate Adsevttseen YIIh Page.
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~ THE MONNOT HOUSE, formerly the Fhr-
- held Marine HoIel ~ Il MONNOr informs mis-
- frieros and the public ihsi on the 18Th Of June
he will open the above Hotel branch for SUNNI
Teson Of the New.York Holel The Hotel thus
poupced 10 situate In the pleasant village OF Fairfield
Connecticut upon Long Island soand, and 10 cOna
euous 10 an excellent and safe beach for sea-oaihns
and An The midst OF surrounding country ceebfaed Or
beauty OF its scenery and facilities Tor romantic mes ana
drives - p-,e-,,
Trains per New-Hsven Railroad, stopping al Fairfield
leave and New OH, al CsneFs1 sn uAeS eAeh
day the lrip occupying from 10 q hours IN, 49,.
ibe Hole will accommodate about 800 "a ess al1 WIZ %
under the personal direction OF Capt STEPHEN X hoE.
les 2awiltAl
ryy Fo, Other SUmmer Retreats .ee IIfd Page
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BOARDING.

QUA htJllVUs
BOARD IN THE COUNTHY.-A few families
Dcsp be Accommodated with board short dsancs from
Glen Cove LII The house 10 situated by TIE sea shore,
cjnvelieIi for bathing selling &c The rooms are large
and airy; the sunOuud gwaks aud drives srednslfpAsied
even Ia that delightful region For PARTICULARS Inquire OF
ET. ALBERT H COCK, CaInine-s. jsZ9 lTT
pOGRD THE COUNTRY.-A widow lady.
Id h chidfen residing within few minues' walk OF
Hudson River Railroad, would be wiling 70 take one
two families 10 board fer the Summer. The location
pleasant and the will he made moderate Addreis
hPeekskr al this Cce stating how an inei view can be
had. Jezl 5l'
DOAHDINts.-T Three or four gentlemen can ne aeon
Dmodaed with board OF the most pleasant country
seas bar Ks Of the Esst River within hye minutes
wax OF the sage For particulars inquire OF WILSON
g. HUNT, 50 Wiism-st cor. OF maidenIhne. Jely aus
DOAHD-Two turee single gentlemen can BE- &C
Dcou with pleasant rooms in private fani
Apply at 55S Broome-st near Nsrck le2S 81"
pROOKLYN.-Two very pleasant rooms, suitable
Dior gentleman aud bis wife. or for unmarried gentle
men The location is OF The peasantes 10 Brooklyn
Apply ut ISL Adams Of corner ofConcoTd-s. loS wis
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS 40 LEV-To
j ree gentlemen, (where there are no b)ardors)
pleasantly located lS6 Sprng two blocks norh OF Bfoad-
way. Je<oV
a. FO' Other boarding. Adrevtse~eHts see YIN Page
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CUSTOM HOUSE. NbW 1OaA
COLLECTORS Office, June IL, 1850 )
DROROrALS WILL Blk RECEIVED AT

DkUhOtALS Wild BE hhCbfFhU
L hi. Office until Thur.dsy, the z7h instant 70 fur
nishifg such SPAR BUOYS shall he required Dr ths
waters this District for two years from tue hrs July
neat; said Buoys TO DO Is so and 81 itet 10 enshi 70
be u the White Pioe, free from sakes
and other defecs; 10 be IoBed compete with clsmPS
s~yes ana bands, and TO have coats besl marine
ptini each.
Also, for the necessary Iron snkers and Moorng
CLsius which proposers win oder to supply at 90 much
Per pound.
The suoys &c, be delivered In such numbers, and al
such tines directed by the 5upern Liz aud
To be approved OF by such person DO shall
desigpsie, before pay menL Is made therefor.
jeaA superia .esdsnt Of lights
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LIKE NUhh- AND FAKE 4 IA u n EH5.-
The subsrribsfs Op-aed. TO- susc.Sn "
he public their ut STOCK " sape aud ta1cy FIRE
orks sns zssOrtnelt Of several hJ-eAGc sfoss
Of rockets Roman candles, rlAngles, scroll wheels pa
wheels ssrpenis srss-hO. Fers Bsugoa s-;., 7l4.ng
eersers ssxonE pigeons IliDese r,efs over PCs &c
kc Of al he aefeB szrs and e gf13esl cy, ssc
All fresh engfsciur-d. sarausc -cgA II osigSsr-
or H. any otter ne WORKS 70 nzrKa-
The attention u county merchants. d3Ilers sAos ~
psAsuTe and Of families wishing ANAL ~crEs o. shob
chlcreu particularly f=caese1 ~ ca A. "seoIid7A
" zee ehIe ay eli, eiter Ia q1aity " eC@es,J
y. S.-ColoTec I lnc poo4d iacEes. aht mo 1lHof-
eel sized Roman candles, for sale b.
6A6saER YOUNG, 10 Chthaln a.
ie7 Jyss reefs 30 sIsil- .t;'Sns' 's-~'s'
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ELWYoRR STATE BUSINESS

nIRECTORY, AND NEW ENGLAND DO.-rhess
~ valuable works should be IN the jssessl N OF every
busntss and this 10 the render informs
non available. Travelling agents viii hni them In
valuable.
Also the United States PostOfhce Directory. All for
warded 10 order aDd sold by HENsHAW& CO.
ie22 IL ISL Wiham.st
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uHRIsTY,s n1INsTRELs.

CHRISTY'S IIESTRELS.
MECHANICS HALL
AIO az BROADWAY between Grand and 6roonc sta
lN-0PEN EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK.
Fhe original and wol-knOwn
ChRlSTYS ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE.
The frat established and oldest organized band 10 the
~ord, comprising company Of twelve performers under
zoe direction Of 4 ?. Chrsy They viii have Ihs honor
Of giving their original sod nimitsble entertainments every
eight until Ortner notice.
Admission Is ceut. Door, open ct l. Concer win CON.
ali oclock
AD ansrnoon concert on Saturday, commencing At
s'clocf Pm iel7 iwts'
aIIEhIh>a .nINsIHEIS, Ar The yGfMSiCf
4 unoeT the direction OF he GREAT ORIGINAL POM
PEY-This besulfu establishment has been recently
ted VENT sted for the Summer season and Il IL
the comfortable city. Tue continued
thai has avOrtd this nimAbe Bsnd Of hOpian per-
0rmer has stamped them "a being Tho nc plus ultra Of
Ne, TO Hnmopists.
Admission q eeniA Doors open al 7-conceu at 8 N.
Afternoon Concer o1uosdsys s1d ss.uIdays-
z-cOncsrt ) O'Clock. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-22

CONTAINS in lis number for 10 morrow. more original
NmsiieT than any other Weetly journal in Amsriea.
HsIR HUGUEs DE COUCY by II w Herbert.
TIE MhRCHANfs' CUR-E, by Thomas Pict1n-
ADDRESS TO THE LADIES' BY Dmko"
No UNlON-stipes va Stars Dy the 90 Dan ticaL"
AN ALLIGATOR STORY, by Rom Fraak"
TIE DOG LAW by Frank Forester"
With spa king editorials all the leading topics or tne
Prce cents ofScs z 81 rlce. st. je22lr
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ITNhPP,s DACURRRKOTYPs ack-o wiedX I'd

n 10
N 10 10 supsor ilkea Else were o "a
ceed by be procured ony hs Old tsAo sh a
TComf, To- BOwcry No better evidence o. nt lpe il
swsnII the sct OF numerous places ops1ing to1nu
him and By resemblance hs sssnmeat Nile
lesc.ng many Of his friends aud Gust mefs hi X ex
hbit specimens but hse ANen 81 h rooms but nous
should Judge Of the merit OF operaiof by hss5 exalo
tons e. Il practice for bsginnsrs purohsce
pictures ard show them as their own tsNng. Selfon
dav pafses but some person who besu skeu in snd
adope for By such calls Nr 10 have their picture
taken over Recolleet tie NUMBER les Bowety Hes
ters the largest snc mos extensive rooms the uaed
States. lo<- ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-22

DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.-P. T
IL Assistant and superb est1ollsement
has rendered In respect the most elegant and
attractive place OF Ia this city Open every day
and evening this week from NJ to 10 2 Ia the new
ana gorgeous Room Will performed tho ahsct
ing moral domestic drama Of the Drunkard or Inc
FsieD Saved" Played over one hundred successive
mig la PhrdeOhA The cunOtitss and atrectlons
comprise and valuable novelties TiEans, tue
FAIRY Queen the dimnuive person IN existence, mas
engaged for ms She Is Y years OF age aud
but - Inches high Mr j. Harrington the renowned Ms
gieAD and VenIoqus has been engaged ard Will maze
every afternoon this seek Performances
every afternoon Ia evening Al II O'Clock. Ad
% children under 10 wears llt ceas jeO
CASTLE GAhDEN.-sisssrs FRENCH HE'S
- kR respectfully Inform he citlzens o New ofG and
vicinity thai their rosable So MINER fETE5 VIII
te giyeu mig hi during me Tlckots 3 cent?
each Door al q Concert nj precisely Novel aud
attractive Nj be added 10 the Promenade Concert
Of SOLO Performers under the direction Of Gsorge Loder
The moor uGdrT Of Mr. Conway Professor Il
dancing Ice Gre otner Refreshments will De pro-
video 10 the saloon Jo<
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DE5IGN.-rhe
lNTwtLIy .kn A'Iual kAhlDiiOn Of me Academy gill
Saturday,, the bh II July texl Ieacbes desfods
having their schools Visi he exholnOn are req os1ed 10
srpY TO J. h shesogue, Amiy-st by wnJm ldvitauJnf
win be itsGed Tuesdays Inufsdsys and Sa1a'dys are
appropriated schools for females aud Mondays We1ne~
ie20 3i.. J h sHEGO1UE. ssc n A.
VBE DUSSELDORF ACADEnY OF FINE
ARrS-New PAibrlBss recenuy aruYed from europe
he highest class Tins exhibition Of 1aungs by Artsis
the above school, received May aioOus .ld 70
mAils open at the tho Han Of tnu Church
OF Uniy Bro edway between spring a1d rrlnce
ss om 10 O'clock, A. N I'll 10 &C req, NJ
Admiration Is cents; Season Tickets, 81 eentsi GAIA
logue' y cerfs w.
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TpHa.R ORITANNIA ICE PITCHERS
i Wbai tush mere 1. tyr th-n Va % sue w7,- 80
elsius o. f.f bss. been pTOnpsy tsalds-a soe -
pairots L. esl st.u rrcrige vhsi he y n-i is.
s,v-.o.-.xsrm -eeo boa Plichers ns sna '''
''s- o. 49, sse o." Bsfcsya
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MAILMAN ACADEMY OF pEsiGN.-rhs
SCHOOLS.
PkOFEsSOK Won hEEKiHoEn's
MUSIC OoHS ERVA TORY,

PhOfkoSDh NON hEbhiNpENS
MUSICAL oonsERV AToRY,
Broadway % yOsils Cfty H@.OOns IA SUD - Sc oOof
FREE SCHOOL fsT Instruction In Piano, Guru,
n Harp, Violin and VOcA husc I1sIfucnon giVeb "
he od or new system " o0tsuon, bon ~ he pleasure
II The pupl Terms Ia classes per month OaiN Tor USE
u Instruments puvsie isssoas 80 per qusrf u - es
sons Al tho Conservssory; do $50 per qUsrtsr q resi-
ieuC-t 'nYlf sU
MRS. Z. NICHOLS, al dacdouga'sL consf o.
lfl Anity will open select eisss for ne Instruction OF
Young indies arc misses peuintnship Al ntr fescslec
or mOn6sy, July l-l from 10 VeiJck, r NJ
Having cOnsccrUe p-reEee Ia Ins ar sue nopes
10 ne III patronage o. h-rlrn1s The paO assuring
them that peri LOhng shal be wsnlns ~ meek ms
Aprrostuou Of hose who pesss 10 favor hef VILE her
pziroTage
B-Specimens Of ter psumGnship msy be sees, &c
EEFERkSCEs J. shepherd, j Gfeeast' az A b.
v n.eieI, PSI Broad gay. ~ o-oA"
4 -, Ia ave tL.,faciJ1s Ia Edsish and Muse tFO
ilTs each day al their residence, up town i-re-s ,
" BUI LOCK Boa GO Po.tOh;1 l-<& 81
~ For olsr- Aa.ev s'snf' see ND Pt9s
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hEAONAL
rHF sCssckfssss W.T. sssyfs rhtiA
LocKIE AND PICTURE-FRAfaI
sANUFAgTOky Asp VAer-hOOks
Nos so 49, 50 bkUAr~Af,
o. Or zbrut June 10,
kHTdERf WITH iNIhEASEp tacinues -, li~NF
w Guo gsri0r execution % sysry nfeucn OF sn7I
aass tuiui3ials tuprfFlsiJh 40 soe/
.,u,ly fr.r.d IA tn- R-soAssnce Lous XIV alo oa -
s3les 70, ether viii Varied 4ss9i.irn u 49,
prces caD obsin-c sny essnlahneDI ~ " 80,
etsies boy hceni OF ioe hpef@ sNDfo'' "
k1cods and the pubic 10 general -. ID. ,....
" L A. nave ace aTrsL gctncnls foi Soi--- l
efanci-nt AID uncsrB psinnnEs u Shes ace
ucr car Always be ard vsrY mary VII o. l"Dn
nv Of particular sueuuou
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A sT0h.PLACB OPERA HOUsE.-rhsessors
xAied hAvAna Italian O2ers COMPANY under he direc.
ton % sigBor RADtAff ~ - ~'
On MONDAY EVENINH H.. a. -su
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RELIGIOUS IhCoRPORATIOBS.
EUsy PUBLISHED by the subtcribers new edition Of
, Inc Laws the sate Of NewforE IN relation 10 Rei
zioUs interpretations with ali The amendments up 10 the
present time complies IN pamphlet form PIioe a eenu
Published ard for sale by frn2p m BELL GOULD
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- "a R,IU are cauL.n,e against rec~iv NJ y
uh,,'no in any way my roe dated May .. 1870
A., s nj -four months ard psysbe to The order o. G.
Portsr as the sso Poe- BIS noI fanuSo .nv ivan
~ rsNIenl Il us said Bo.e has been ,toe0eo-
CHARLES x MecREADf.
New Yols. Iuns 81. 1850 mSA "-'
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JULY DIVIDEND.
{ xurnnxxy AND ORPHAN FUND"

~ Fl, Other SUMMER Retreats sc lid Page
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WANTS.

WANTED-Af few AeeDis 70 sell 40 improved edial "a
w Of Weiss Lawyer and U. S. Form Book THIS 10
The valuable foriD-book published 800 pages
Price reduced from 81 O. Oar Agents are making
from eco TO 5000 per anpym
ieS2 IL WELLS & co. "a NAssau. straef
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REMOVALS..

A. Foy otter Dry Goods Advertisements see pIf
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THINESR LUsTkAL WASHING tLUi",
labor sosp and me 10 wssbiog The fact Of ,ag 90
~,snsivsy coun terfeed 10 gratifying proof Ut ~ r.-
AZ s,rh h h h4ld by he pabir beware Of Sorsb
@ See thai the name Of Neis0n 10 90, .ch
hns The genuine 10 sOd by tbs hsnafscicreFs Ag.nt
lanes Pyle, l5S Nssssusuesi lf''"no 0"'o'"S -.
(irocers generally.
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DRY GOODS.

For othe- Gs'.eroi No',es.. sec I'm Page.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-15

GRAHAM completed the extensive arrangements
and Magazine Tor the
volume. : la
G. r. James, celebrated novelist, has been engaged 10 give
series Of splendid romances.
ceofe d. ffenuee the the West VIII wno exclusively
poem every number. ..Esal.t
NJ eeaIe, Of South Carolina win contribute brilliant set Of
papers Tor le5l. A#F
fenbmofo Cooper, Hours, ID
gaged, with Whpple and Longieliow, and Lowell
~ ~ heed, the afust and Dusseldorf, his
galleries a drawings
Artists from America have been and
splendid SET o mg finished David
Paris be furnished Gaha
ment which Will excel thing been mosuced
Paris England OF the United States 1he appears
ecu number
AL this oe,els OF splendor Magazine and
readers viii be aonised aboishes
cansassing agents. and every
agents, Nov the time 10 form ciubs
number closes the volume tNt
rft IERMS--SINGLE COPIES, So
lS5l.An orders Tor tsIAhanis
with 1851 win be supplied al The following Sin
i've $40; and
the sending The club Of ten sub
scbe These viii not be departed from by any Vt tc three
dollar magazines I4
All orders addressed to
l3i Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Penn.
Oct l0-.ud&.bw =
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ENLARGEMENT of the Capitoi-Thc Committee on Pub
II Buildings having been authorized by resoiu
accompanied by estimates Tor the
OF the Capitol, and 10 allow premium OF nyc hundred
which adopted by the Conmiee on fub
No building accordingly such
Secretary the Senate
OF the first day Of December next. .
required these plans and estimates shall provide Tor he
CAPITOL additional be placed
present building by the erection Of
building within the enclosure the cast OF he
building
do deseo prescribe any condition ta, may
and Judgment but they
prefer be proposed may have such
correspondence with building
when complete
plan be adopted, the commee reserve
night plan by the adoption OF parts o.
should such be found neoeory 10
committees also themselves the night e
apporon according their Judgment the amount
premium whole TO those whose plans
adopted, according TO the relative Importance and
OF each part adopted -
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
JOHN n, CLARKE,
Committee Of the Senate Public Buildings.
SENATE CuAsrss, 3oti september, 1850.
3-2wd
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The Of viii be books ustss
payment of she subscription be made " advance.
Distant subscribers iessss s postage
on which ~i be paid assumed BY ourselves ia
sx
The COUNTRY PAPER published weekly dunss
sions Of Congress- and semi weekly during
Subscriptions for period lsss year Ioeslvod
pIopoItioned 10 the abovs rAlos.
n-PoSTMAsTERs 10 aet - our s.e.su And ty
sending DAILY subscriber, 500 enclosed
subscribers, with SIS OF vs WERxLY
subscribers, with slo enclosed, viii be eauusd copy VI s
same edition they furnish subse. for grssss
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EN ,;ssGaR s5sssl 49,

A NEW Route o Pittsburg, via the baltimore, sus-
gueAanaa Rairoad-Through to Pmseus IN
express viii leave Calvert station daily
with United Washington aud Baltimore al rl
m connecting fast line at Middletown M v
irving al Harrisburg at u, 10 dinner
The train leaves q arriving al
odayburg Al this point passengers have the option OF
stages from Holiday ysbup to Pittsbnrg
Tickets following points by this uan, 10 wu
York. Wrghts,lle Columbia, Marietta, MiddetowD, Harrisburg
New Port ,Pesyile, Lewown, Nc Veystown, Hunt
ingdon Holidaysb and Piiisburg.
Cumberland valley railroad,
which passes through Carlisle shppensburs, Chambersbue and
points this road. -
OF from Washington for any OF
baggage OF the VIII be nj t
depot and Ohio Railroad Company on The arrival
morning receive the baggage, which VIII be
ROBERT STEWART
octl-du Ticket Agent
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7odds Buildins Psnmsylsaaia ass~as
Bro1ns Hotel, Huntington, ID. G.
rHAs DE sEIDING 4 ANDREW wYLIE, IT,. having forme,
tnersp io ihe purpose Of prosecuting eiaiis bro
Congress- the before board of
nssoners appointed OF spoiations ote
claims against foreign prepared 10 give ei
full faithful all business that be inused
their charge. They will obtaining PENSIONS bounty
land dues claims arising eaies
otherwise buying and selling real collecting private claims
rents, sc.
Andrew Wyle, will business with which
either himself the firm may any of the
the District, Supreme Court United
Chas. De sedng being United States
public, deeds all the Union
will give prompt taking of testimony acknoedg
deeds, which apperlain
Charges will be moderate and regulated by claimed
and the extent Of services required.
Communications (post paid will receive immediate attention
Sent 6--d
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NEW DRESS Goods Embroidered SIaayvls. tSc.--1he
IN subscribers this opened addition their stock
fancy goods ladies, among which sgt5 tl-
10 pieces supcriativy rich bocade silks, for evening
Is do do do for street
10 do rich watercd silks, every coler
do styles spotted silks, very neat
do rich plain Gro dc AgeTs
10 rich and styles CheDe silks
Is do figured md ch1ngcabie Silks cheap
do heavy black wafered silks, all widths
10 coIored and black urk satns do
30 fine French mernos shade
Is rich coored silk vevets do
10 do Irish p0plins do
so do do French cashmere d'Ecosse, new style
25 do do do nOussencs de Iaine, do
80 Scotch do priced
II very rich real cashmere long shawls
20 do do do square do
rs latest styles scotch long do
80 styles lace
dozen real valencia lace collars
do embroidered muslin and lace sleeves and cuffs
richly embroidered handkerchiefs, hc
Together and desirable ARTICLES in their line,
which respectfully invite The attention of the ladies OF the
Oct s-2wif p. II. HooE co.
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Urn oLUvEs-ioo dozen ladies quality Mid gloves, in
n. eoio's and white and black. Ii r ID t7o
6s dozen rentlemep's hest Kid assorted
6Do pus chdsees worsted mcrino and silk, all and
hidrsn cotton wosed, and sk hosiery ladies French szes
ccorr, with i adics, gcntcmenr wokcd
collar al prices cuf cuffs bsnds
match beautiful article full Of all kinds cf dry
re which ~in be sold ces fos the c"sh
0cs 9-eolw q. VIM VERIFY
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,s once is permanently established for the transaction of all
n.iness within legitimate sphere agents duties,
o. hu.noss ali connected the United
IA once The surveyor generals ONCE for Wisconsin
-. -. -. ~. "a, ., -. -. :.
purchase, sae or Lease of real estate.
ps,,nen oflaYes n lands
usdrmopon oflands lots ffom sale.
Investigation titles, convey ancing, &c.
ma attention
ss In warrants, respectfully ,nvled this Office sub
drnee o years Iowa. lie years
d with Dubuque land ohce aud nearly three resi-
Ami Of Mones Valley in southern Iowa. member Of
s load Of State land Once.
for saie and at exhibiting the sold and
.o.d northern Iowa. viii be carefully complied Tor
M, convenience purchasers
"a a.ny chues purpose will refut from
aaintance favorable Arrangements made
h business transacted through this Office
~ STATE the neighbonng counties OF Illinois and Wis
sa.s,n and in Minnesota Territory
Of descriptions will corporations,
ations merchants generally Business
-. prompt
Ss~n0"'' CMAs coRKERY, Notary Public
JuLy, 1850.
Han Geo JONES' United States SENATOR Washington city d.
m a. C. Dodge United SENATOR Washington city, e.,
Hon i Leie representative Congress, Washington city d.
c. or Burlington, iowa. ., . -
d. o. or Mt Pleasant Iowa
Hon D. r Disney in Congress- Washington
d, O., or Cincinnati, Ohio . -
York -, 20 ~.
n m sylvester clerk OF the Patent oce Charestown, New
Hampshire. -, p.-,..
Mason Curtis and Rankin counsellofs aaw Burlington and
Keokuk Iowa.
Sept 25-d