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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-12
sEnAron BENroN's sonEME Foa A Ma

SENATOR BENToN's SCHKME For Ma
rioNAL HrsHwAY To ThE PAcIFIo.-,--The
bill prepared by Senator Benton for a
railway from ST. Louis to the Bay Of San
Francisco, sets apart The proceeds OF the
sales of the public lands for opening such
a communication with California, New
Mexico, Oregon aud Salt Lake settle
menis. A breadth of one mile OF the
public lands is to be appropriated to the
central highway, and one thousand fcel
to the branch roads. on each of which
lines are la be constructed railroad ant
cnmmon road and lines Of telegraph
The common roads are Ia be free of tol
| and the railroads to be taxed for trans
portatiou no higher than is necessary Il
keep them in repair. The Indian title
are to be extinguished on the routes t
the breadth Of one hundred miles Mlll
tary stations are To he established. ant
100 acres of land will be given TO ever,
male over eighteen years OF age, VIII
shall settle on the line of said road o
branches within twelve months after tn
Indian titles are extinguished, and pre-
emption rights to the same extent 1
those who shall afterwards settle Tn
bill also provides for surveys and exam
inatiuns as to the best route, and for tn
completion of the common road in on
year and the central road in seven years
afier located. The use of the railwa
when flushed is granted to individual
OF companies for limited time. wh
shall contract to transport persons. mails
munitions of war. and freights of a.
kinds. public and private, in vehicle
furnished by themselves, at reasonabl
| rates as NAV be agreed upon.
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Fresh Drugs and Medicines,

MATES & CoSPER have just received q
W very large invoice OF GOLD and SILVER
WATCHES. which they will sell ioicer than
ever before offered in this market-Call aud see
Tallmadge House, Dec Is. l849.
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GU 2 2 Ms " a E.E.
N FRESH Assortment, all of new patterns
AA Just received at W.T. WISE'S
Lancaster, November 16 l849 90
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NJ OTICE. s-The firm OF Juliuu & Crawford
In Is this day dissolved by mutual consent, a
notes aud accounts arc in the hands OF ]. c, Mac
craken for settlement
J. w. JULIAN,
g, c. CRAWFORD.
, LANCASTER. Nov. IA, 1919.
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Ears lie Wholesale and Retail by e s. Birdsao
C;ncinaati; George Kaufman, Lancaster; g. M;
Fadd n. RushDiie; D. B. Rindhart, LitkopOis,
s. s Russell. Piekerington; H ~. Leohnard
Basil o. H. M@hler, Somerset; N, Beatty & Co,
Baltimore.
February 2, 184S. SO
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-12

az proof Of cures in this distressing class OF
See pamphlet Al broken doom, debated coRsiitHtiOH1
fom the effect Of mercury will find the bracing power Of
his article TO act Immediately. and the poisonous mineral
eTadicated from the system. -.t
Tls y distine propertss which compose this article
manifest themselves particularly in the application Of the
Compound for the distressing class Of complaints which
head this paragraph For centuries hsTe has been assd ~
the north Of EurOpe, q 49, I...
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complaint Of most painful character,
IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED,

and cure follows by few days Of this article: II 10
Tag before anv 0hsr s diseas or for any
other disease originating from impure blood sea Paw
phst. -,
Tfs disease Is purely one Of the blood the action OF
This medicine is so speedy at the Piles whether inter-
nal or external will be cured by It's use IN few weeks
Hundreds perhaps can say thousands nave been per-
cv cured In the use Of two three bottles Of this mir
tre and as this is produced from the action Of s
nanacea uDon the hood Il is likely 10 be permanent
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-12

which In all diseases arrangements OF the female frame,
o6ruotions dcaitss, painful MsRsfruattoHs, &c, has
eecie cure This root Is indigenous TO our soil, and
found in large quantities, and as medicinal property
stands without equal, II forms one OF the compounds
in the preparation, which whole is the best remedy
eyer given 10 debtnted emale il is sure, and the sys
ovo' IN - y S.-.sssl ~ hnaIih h,,i nn.
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II possesses marvellous efficacy In all complaints All
sing from Indigestion from Acidiy g the Stomach from
nsua ccuation determination OF blood to the head,
nalptaen Of the heart cold feet and hands, cold chls and
hot flashes over the body has not It's equal In Gods and
coughs and promotes easy expecOraton and gentle per-
sprann relaxing structures Of the lungs throat and every
nher part I'LL. ... .uI
Hut in nothing Is It's excellence more manieslly seen ana
acknowledged than in all kinds aud stages Of
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
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New and Original Panorama.
HENRY BOX BROWNS
MIRROR OF SLAVERY.

DESIGNED and Painted from the best and most anthem
IL tic ofnlormaon is open for public Exhi-
bition at the CITY HALL,
This EVENING, at s O. Clock and continue open
until further notice.
Also, Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons for the
mediation of Schools
PART l. The African Slave Trades The Nubian Family
in Freedom; The Seizure of Slaves Religious Sacrifice
Beautiful Lake and Mountain Scenery of Africa; March
the Coast; View Of the Cape ofGood Hope Slave Feucca
Interior of Slave Ship; Chase of SLAYER by English
Steam Frgate; Spanish Shaver Havana; Landing Saves
Interior of Slave MART Gorgeous Scenery othe West In
da islands, View of Charleston, s. c.; The Nubn Family
Auctions Grand Fourth of July Celebrations Separation
after Sale of Slaves Grand Slave Auction; March of Chain
Gang; Modes of Confinement and Punishment; Brand and
Scourge; Interior of the CharesonW okhouse with Tread
mill in full Operation
PART H. Sunday among the Slave Population; Monday
Morning, with Sugar Plantation and MILL Women at Work;
Cotton Plantations View of the Lake of the Dismal Swamp;
Nubians Escaping by Night Ellen Crafts Escaping; Whip
ping Post and Galows Richmond Va; View of Richmond;
Henry Box Brown Escaping; View of the Natural Bridge
and Jeerson Rock City of Washington, G Slave Prs-
ons Washington; Washington's Tomb at Mom Vernon;
Paramount Water Works. Henry Box Brown Released at
Philadelphia; Distant View of Philadelphia; Henry Bibb
Escapng Nuban Slaves Retaken; Tarrng and Featherng
South Carolna The Shareholders Dream; Burning Alive;
Promise of Freedom; West India Emancipation; Grand In
dustria Palace; Grand Tableau FinaleUNvERsAL EMAN-
CfPATIoN.
Tickets 124 cents diff May 6.
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Messenger's Notice.

Worcester, SIS. May g. 1885,
lion. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
Ii for the County Of Worcester, has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of WALDO WINTER of est
Boyston, said County, ruer insovent debtor, and
the payment of any debts and the delivery of any properly
belonging said nsovent debtor. tn him or for his
the transfer ofany property by him forbidden by law
The first meeting the creditors OF said insovent debtor
viii be held Court of Insolvency the office OF said
Commissioner in Worcester in said County, the twenty
first day Of May instant, O'Clock in the forenoon,
for proof. Of debts, and to choose assignee
sgnees of his Estate.
MILO ]. DAY, u. s., Messenger.
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Messengers Notice.

Messengers Notice.
Sb5Forcesfer, SIS. May 9, 1850.
kIlON. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
Ii Tor the County of Worcester, has this day issued
Warrant agains the Estate of DEXTER s. X. WINTER,
Of Worcester, in said County, trader, nsovent debtor,
and the payment a" aoy debts aud the delivery of any pro.
pcrty belonging said nsovcnt debtor, HIM for his
use, and tho transfer Of any property by him forbidden
by law.
The rs meeting u the creditors of said usolvent debtor
will he held Court Of Insolvency. ut the Office Of said
Commissioner, Worcester In said County, the twenty
first day of May instant O'Clock in the forenoon,
prove their debts and coosn assignee asgnees of h
Estate. MO j. DAY, ID. S. Messenaor~
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, May 10, l&vaL
To all persons interested in tho Estate OF JOHN COOK,
late OF Winchendon, deceased, Greeting
YOU cited appear at Court Of Probate to be holder
at Fitchburg tho twenty second day Of May cur
rent show why license should not bo granted 10
George Parker, the Almni traitor upon his petition,
sel much of the Real Estate Of said deceased, for h.
payment Of debts and charges Of administration, viii
raise the OF thousand and inctyte dollars
| Xix cents. tdMlll CilAS PRENTISs, Reg
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Musical Entertainment.
The JEReyc0asa5e ri

HEGG GKRSSc0eseDgR TROUPE
consisting of the
MISSES MACOMBER,
WI MR.. COVERT and
MR.. J. r. HECTOR, the favorite BAsso,
Would inform the citizens of Worcester that they will give
ONE CONCERT AT FLAGG HALL,
ON MONDAY EVENING, MAY 18th,
which occasion they will introduce number fnew and
favorite pieces, consisting Of
QUARTETTS, DUETS, BALLADS, and SONGS.
~ Cards of admission, 25 Cards admitting Gentle
man and Ladies', so Cts For Programme, see small
bills DIST Nav s.
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TO Let.

go 10 Let,
ROOM and cear-a trate place for the Butter and
n Cheese trade and where good business in that line has
been doneOr may be fitted up for almost any other bust
ness. Inquire at No. Is EXCHANGE ST.. diff May 10
Wanted Immediately,
N AMERICAN GIRL to do the work for small family
II acquainted with plain sewing would be preferred
Good recommendations will be required.
May 10 diff ID. H. BASSETT,, 10 Salem-st.
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East Brookfeld, May ., 1850,
lNaAh,AaiE.
sge EgOssec, NgGiM.
OYSTER and Fruit saloon Reopened'
Nrnut ~ 1 donr from Nj air.

Front ST.. door from Main.
TIME subscribers have consequence of Improvements
on the snot they formerly occupied, removed their
yICTIJALINts ESTABLISHMENT TO the stand on Front
street one door from Main Streetwhere they will be happy
TO sec their friends and to furnish te as usual the Desl
accommodations the market affords
NEW YORK OYSTERS constantly on hand, ana iur-
nisled in any quantity to order. ..,,,,o,y.p,, :,
FRUIT Of all kinds, NUTS and CoNfEClioN,A,h1 OF
h hes ounty viii ALWAYS be found their establishment
MEALS AT ALL HOURS
Grateful for the liberal patronage hitherto received hey
respectfully solicit It's continuance IRON men ireos a '
public oi onN o LIZ To-,
Worcester May TO- uoIn
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General Insurance Agency.
CARY & FIELD,

Agents for Life, Health and Fire Insurance,
Office, LIST floor, Central Exchange, Worcester
TVNHE subscribers Agents for the UNION MUTUAL LIFE
l. INSURANCE Co. of Boston; The BERKSHIRE HEALTH
Association of PITTsFIEkD and prepared to effect in
the LIVES ofnaes and females, on favorable
terms.
They are also Agents for several of the MUTUAL and
JOINT STOCK FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES in the
country, and will effect Insurance all descriptions OF
Buildings and Personal Property low rates OF premium
any other Office They hope that their experience in
this business will enable them to give such information con-
corning will induce people to call at their O1ce
and receive prompt and faithful attention.
in connection with the above the subscribers propose to
keep general INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, and will attend
to procuring employment of various kinds for males and
females and help for those who in want OF H. and will
attend to the Settlement of Estates, buying and selling Real
Estate, Renting Tenements etc. etc.
They will keep a General COUNTING ROOM for Keep
ing Books Collecting Bills, Making Conveyances, and will
endeavor to make themselves useful to all who may feel
disposed paronze them in either Of the above branches
J0NA. CARY,
Worcester May 8, 1850. d3m JOHN FIELD.
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STRAY MARE.

STRAY MARE.
~ A WHITE FRENCH MARE, lame in the
[Gr@ IA right fore foot, little spotted was hitched
S<S$A with halter the south side of the Common
s1Z-4 last Friday, since which time she has not been
heard from. Whoever will return said Mare,
give information where she may be found shall be suitably
rewarded Apply the IT, 5. Hotel the residence of
the subscriber ut Pleasant Falls JOHN A. HUNT.
Worcester. Nav g. 1850. dot
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Fine Ginghams and Fine Checks.
OK PS. this day received, the handsomest Goods ever
ZO offered in Worcester
April 49, d4wis HALL. & THOMPSON.
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Dissolution of Copartnership.
,IIE copartnersp heretofore existing between the sub
scrhers under tie firm of CoNANT ~ SENSET, was dis
solved by utual consent, on the 5th OF march, i92v;
''' - GEORGE L. CONANT,
WILLIAM SENNET.
F.s, prookfeld NAV g. 1850.
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COAL-COAL,

That WILL BURN at any season ofhe yeari
PENNSYLVANIA COAL, of all kinds Broken and
Screened for 81 per at yard Carting and binning
each IS cents Also, ACQUlDNECK COAL for Sc.
TFor sale at GREEN STREET Coal YARD.
May 3. d3ms E.. SOUTHWICK
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BOarders Wanted.
WANTED,
Dunhar,s FInid

I II. S. MOORE'S Fashionable Tailoring Establish
n ment BOY about Is years of age do errands and
make himself otherwise useful diff April 8
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DuhDarsS FluiO MagneSla,
TQUAL to any other English American for sale whole.
" sale and retail by LEWIS I. LAZELL, Apothecary
A19dw4wis pol Main-s doors north Am. House.
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III. p. WITBECK

hks w HIOA
HAS hand and for sale, very superior quality of
~ HUSK and PALM LEAF MATTRESSES which he
will sell at lower prices than have been known in this
CITY, for good article.
" Also, lot of large size MAHOGANY ROCKING
CHAIRS all hair such usually sold for H. he sells
for SS-Smal Sewing Chairs, SIS.
hair MATTRESSES, from 81 TO $50.
REPAIRS of all kinds made the lowest rates
Opposite the NOr,oicA Eepot,
April 90. DIFF ouer Harris Flcnl Store.
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NnaV be found mt
CIGARS-CIGAR.
Vscragcs and Tissues.

EbVEWgO S dNHHNN N As ,
A GREAT variety of BERAGES ana Issues opened
n Tins morning among which all the fashionable coors
and Styles Plain and Figured m - g.,
Ladies call early and examine them. The above Goods
are sluo much less than elsewhere in This city at the
0 CITY STORE, 1872 MaiI-st
Nav dw3wis opposite Post once'
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TO LET.
A LARGE and pleasant ROOM in Waldo Block Inquire
IA of GEO. ADAMS.
April 6. diff
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STORE To LET.

- IN West Boylston one of the best stands in -
fTTFA place vicinity. The Stock of English and w,
@ India Goods in the Store will be sold if desire
will he removed. For further information, inquire
this Office. dot May
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TO LET,
TOUR ROOMS on the lower foor No. 54 and Sc Front
St. suitable for shops stores will be altered suit
Information may had of J. Rice, 2, (RICE g. MCFAR-
LAND, near the premises. diff April 3.
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s q person spon books unsss me
payment q me sss.cupuou b ns6s = s<vsacs
Dns.nt sshserAsu bswsd nensy ~ letter. the posss
q whach ~n - paid ~ s ourselves In
sa6s uanauknzon. n w r. N'F3
TAs CoUNTRY PAPER h pubshsd u weakly DARING mo eos
soss Coasssss' ana smiwssky daring the rsesss.
bsssenpuoss n psssod lss than year win received
tsrms pcposdoasd 20 shs above annual rates.
o0ROsThASfEkb are ssshosxsd agents and By
sending DAILY subscriber, ESQ enclosed or RVS
WEEkL subscribers, with Us RVS WEEKLY
subscribers, with go enclosed, win be copy Of s
edition they furnish subse.alers or svssis.
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r0ducs Or exclude slavery. PROVIDED. That nothing

uoduce or exclude slavery PROVIDED, That nothing
herein contained" &c. as above
Mr.. DAVIS. Of Mississippi Mr.. President. i is within
the recollection OF the Senate that this amendment was
prosTed TO by my friend from Maryland, Mr. PRATT
and accepted BY me modification Of my own amend
ment read the manuscript before il was submitted to
me IN the Senate for my acceptance But when saw y
in print, observed that there was word which
script. saw that j not originally in thai but had
been inerliped II that word had been In the manu-
scrptthe word iaufaly which is in the printed amend.
ment should have rejected H. because il has suggested
question as il, which, being raised think
il is necessary TO meet II is the suggestion TO what
the constitution and laws OF the United States. and re-
cognise other claim the rights to which am ent-
tied under the constitution and laws OF the United States,
and will not yield ot or title OF them II i be
meant that the laws Of Mexico be supreme over the laws
Of the United States wish to meet that issue and be-
fore the country upon IT. therefore propose modifca
on. to exactly meet the question: and put myself
and those represent under the shield of the constitution
OF the United States propose to strike out the word
aEau and insert .conforlnably to the constitution and
The amendment, as thus modified, is as follows
Strike out the words sin TO- in the 9Th line Of
l0th section, and insert to Introduce exclude j" and
after the word slavery" In the same line, insert,
Pr0rded. That nothing herein coaained shall be con-
strued to prevent said territorial legislature from passing
such may be necessary for the protection OF the
rights q properly Of every Kind which may have been oi
laws o the United States held In or introduced into said
Territory
Mr.. MASON then addressed the Senate in explanation
OF his objections TO the bill
[The remarks OF the honorable senator, together with
ion, will appear hereaferl
Mr. UNDERWOOD subsequently obtained the floor,
but gave way TO a motion for adjournment; and
The Senate adjourned II
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DOCKS from Londen.--Pars Historical Buildings and
ID In Revolutions, with Illustrations London, lsso
An Essay on he Credih of the Existence Of the Krskea
other Sea Monsters
The Clerk Of Works and
Foundsons Setting Briekwok Masonry, Concrete Cspen
40. -'' "''' "''''''e "-s''"s LONDON
Man Of Disposed Believe nv c. Le
Boz sdes Guys, translated from the French. London.
Shakespeare Proverbs, the Wise Saws Of wsesi Poet
collected into Modern Instance ny Mary Cowden Clarke
don.
wedding E6guee regarding ccsrsshp and
Married Life. BY Lady. London, issa. Price Is
FRAECK TAYLOR.
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m aUsTEED Sale Real Estate.-By virtue Of deed Of
2fth day Of February, les and recorded
b. IA, oos 81 a. &c OF the land records Of
Washington county District q Coumbis viii expose % sale ai
Wednesday l2t day Of June O'Clock in
front Of the premises all that piece parcel Of
ground the Of Washington, the west side Of san
and distinguished the ground
marked and laid down the plat Of city lot No H.
In with a the buiding and Improvements thereon
Tems One d Of the purchase In cash. and the residue
purchasers
of the premises. n.s
Of property will be resod weeks notice. NJ the risk
- JOHN MARION, Trustee.
May I4-3awkds DYER BROTHER, Aucnoneen
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HEADQUARTERS MAINE C0RPs,
Quartemaster,s Office, Washington, May Is, 1850.

MAINE CoRPs,
Quartemasters Office, Washington, May Is, 1880
CEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received this Office until 10
y O'Clock Monday the 10th day Of June next Tor urnis
Of best oak wood and anthracite coal may be
quarterly requsion OF officers commanding
stationed in Washington city, Co from LIST July 1880 70 30
June, 1851 s#az s
proposal the price cord for the wood
for the best clean anthracite coal free from dust broken
q screened.
win furnished option OF government
delivered piled, measured time and
officer desgnae free OF 70 the United Sates
for the supply ascertain the
quantity win be required by inquiry this Office
entertained unss accompanied by the Of
o sureies Of known responsibility.
To endorsed proposals for Fueo May l65nwuune 10
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THE unAsfsAgnsa h.s sssss1.ssA vvstn hsns m sAe
practice o. The law, hts son. Reverdy johnson, ~ whose II
Baltimore either upon profspsions
business will be promptly amended %. - ..-.-..
wAsHusros, Msys, Isso. msys-s~aw
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NO. Pendennis.
IN No Csriyies Lstfer-Day Pamphlets
Greeieyis Hints Refgm.n
ssThe London Ar Journain MAY.
For at TAYLOR d MAURY's,
Nays Bookstore, rect
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ISOR Rent, from the or
Pennsyvana avenue, opposite the Centre
years occupied goods
stands or business the CITY, Possession
given Immediately
Also rent large boarding house,
desirable locations the above and the adjoining
w. q There
kfchen cellar and large woodh Imme
possession could be given. For apply the
iscs, 10
May 2l-eoda ANNE H. DEkMoTT
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wAsHNGr0S AND ALExAsDRIA nsv

= - WARRINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA new
G1Sp sseambo. Thomas coiyer viii depart AZ the follow
e ing
Leave AIsIandds =, q, 10, III, a. IL 4k
~, ", loi 24, "a, -, ST. 81,
large with tho boat Through ucke, lsi
Passage on the boat l2i
JOB CoRsoN,
May 7-TkF Captain.
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H1OWEHs, n1bsssds, and Ernbresaerf~s. Mira RAN
NEkmAN Ms frcvcas, rennsyvsnia avenue, south side,
h<fween ~. sno ION ee has just
wr.sts snd ncwer chip and bonne hands belts, white
sDd ccecree pain and figured Swiss edrng snd
insenn k and nd gloves, and ves,
comuo1adna ff II = 80 II Il
Nay fs-cc6t
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DEADY-uade C1othinG.-we invite gentlemen who may
II purchase eohns % stock We have OF
made up good se as bespoke work and
aise dealing We have
goods coar pants, that little Of style,
W sell great bargains, regarding the cost
nd goods make order, In The
best aad st the lowest prices. - 49,
. doors Of Browns Hotel, Pean.
May 5-lmf
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ny DYER a BROTHER. Aucs,snssr..

yrALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.-on
Thursday, ne so instant At O'Clock IN, We shall sen IN
containing square feet,
Yosk avenue iiIh see opposite Navy Department
back building.
years, satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
sre DYER h BROTHER,
May Nd Aacuoncen
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L,OR suprnsrwe have hand large under
garments suit the and protection
Of spaemics, OF saaze hoc, Of WOOL sim,
linen.
Also, best quality shirts, do medium, sseS article and
3doors west Of Bro~n's Hotel, Penn svenue.
May 5-lmn
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CUBA and the Cubanss history ~ the Island.
political
and Uni,ed stssss sstics, &c volume,
a map; price rs cents.
Browns History Condition of g. Dominsoa vols. si
Buron's West India Crusc-l vol.
Hovey's letters from the West fndies-i vol.
History of the West Indies, by Montgomery Msna vols,
don.
and New Gfanada Dessonss History Of Caracas, ke hc
May - FRANCK TAYLOR.
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MINT OF THE UNITED STATES.
The Senate then, in committee OF the whole, re-
sumed the consideration of the bill TO establish branch
York S'
Mr.. DAVIS Of Mississippi, moved to amend the bill
BY adding the following new sections: