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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-26


ATA MEETING Of Tho Stockholders " Ia C1~mung
"A Rssrosd Con pany hed 81 jefferson, Chsmu1g Co0n.
~ on The Sd election was Md Tor TIL eea Direct
"a. vhen he following nsm-d grDti. duy
ed viz Simeon Ben amin, WI ian htxws'l Joon AfnDi
Alsfsnder a Divcn Eiinifs Chsrss Cook Hvans, WI
lam w WaisOa william N Ciafk, na,asl hlAdrr Coas
Ccok Geneva; Issse Or Jsmes Il SfAoAnsa' ffee'
rr1 n swdon Josish W. Baker, Nov-York
meeting a the Directors vas neid 90 t1s zv.n lnN
when the following gentlemen wore nDy oist VI o'i,os
sor The ensIlrg vear VI sinsoa Ben tnia, VI Liars
President; issse OTIS Of Newfork, Tfeas1fsfi H. h
on moSon II wss resolved That The Office OF the Com
psny be removed TO n Aerehants Ercnsnge D me VIZ
Of Nav Yolk take piace tho si day o. NoysbD5f
next That until The ~ he oics W. piosf
the Once Of The New Yors and kd- Kt'f"si 'hpsny
Unauthorized 10 act Tssnsier Agsrtfr ms Comps1y.
WILLIAM MAXWELL. sse'y isia 7,*5~e
MATS, NEkyoUs ANriDOrE.- a 30 eg,
w ues have been sold Msy twslvs,a 9TH fUf su
tnds OF nervous debiiiy. with grsaiss irilfT tfs
Mopey II IL fais and oby two people hsvs arpedf ~
and bok Of them aeknOw led ged a hsa good
t were loo poor continue a. Its geutaff I'D al
Lmedcine OF singular viuus u cures ,hpss rngsns
tozen Ije26 lpI TALBOT WATTS, io7 Nsss'u Of
1OHN WALL, OF the late arm Of } O. ltaclWsn
Co CournssiOa Desler In Boots, seoes AID ie.f u
iBsrre al "a door from Fulton AID re2- Of saoc ard
leslber.sl Boston- n..-.- -
cOAL.-Now lanciDg, Peach ofehsrd Coat egg ADD
Ssoye sizes Of very superior quaiy fof safe al inc
il. ~ W. WORTH, "a aud $50 Broadway,
/ is9s lw and corner VI Fourth and Thompson sts'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-26

" Gen. Samuel n. Cary of Ohio, Ia Brook.
1yuThs eloquent advocate Of the VI Temperance
viii address public meeting In the Plymouth Church OF
Brooklyp. (Rev II W. BEEcHER's) on "Wednesday sven.
ing 26b inst O'Clock The pubic are Respectfully To-
yited 10 sliend je25 2ds+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-26
"THE BOOK FOR
CALIFORNIA TRAVELLERS

CALIFORNIA TRAVELLERS"
IN TWO VOLUMES, with colored Illustrations, second
edition.
ELDORADO; or, Adventures In the PATH Of Empire by
Bays comprising NOyRge 10 Gallo nis Sketches
Of Lie 81 San Francisco, Mexico &C
"A book that win become classic 10 tbs libraries Of
travel" lknickerbocker.
ave advise everybody to read this charming book"
Mirror.
"a delightful work for the home circle, well Cali
fOrua travellers" HArpers New Monthly.
Altogether ahead Of Gny other book the subject"
Waterbury American.
"For romsntc interest unsurpassed" Boston jour.
decidedly the graphic, Interesting aud reliable
that has appeared on The subject Hons Journal.
"Unqueslionsoly the standard work on Ca fornia"
Boston Transcript
@. P. PUTNAM, Publisher.
1 q Suseod New-YOrk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-26
HoLDEN's DOLLAR MAGAZINE

EOR JULY Is PUBLISHED THIS DAY-A very su
perior number, containing four admirable Wood En-
cravings.
CoNTESTs-fhe Silver Cascade, at the notch Of the
While Mountains, h Fortune Hun, BY Geo Cas-
ming HUI; To l.. A. c. Musing Thoughts, by Karl Lud-
wig; Scandals The BbliOphis by Schal Ben IA ssven ;
Songs OF the Affections by WIN Mulchnock; The Cycle
o. The Seasons Mirror Of the Months by Saunders
The Idle Maiden by Mary NJ Chase; This City Lfs by
the Muse Pulpit PorraiIs Calls for Abundance b. Mary
M. Chase Villsge Gossiping by Mrs N Or, GlmPas
Of the Lost Life, by sigma; Evening Hymn, by T. H.
Chivers MD The Literary Cooked Hat and rranscen
DENIAL Tea-PoI Hodens Review To ali our Readers aud
Correspondents.
ILLusTRATIoNs-The Silver Cascade at the Notch OF he
bite hOuntbns (fronupiece) Scandal Jenny Lind, Mi
nervR (ie25 2tsl FOWLER DIErZ, 1903 Nasssu-st
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no RAILROAD COMPANIES sooat eonmsoe,
ipgSefoIr you conmence zee thssanscrlbor VINO WI
nef INTO with you 10 al Invention thaf
viii ss,en The cosi VI yoar permanent Way ons hal ~
les.t Greater ssfegy Win greater speed Insured You
"a u md hi. worthy your siteaion. Comm ines0us ID
dressed TO J. w WILKINS, Tribune oflcs, VIII inert with
nrosus, sllanlion. jes5 iwis.
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THE WEST POINT HOTEL


THE WEST POINT HOTEL
IL RIDER In rendering his ackno gments the off
Il GERS The Army, the friends Of no Cadets aud puD
ed Informs them that West Point HJIe OPEN
The hotel has been enlarged BY the add on OF . excellent
sleeping apartments greatly improved 10 lis general
rspRenienis To prevent mistake or disappointment
Informs public that the steamboats, have ceased 10 land
AT West Point and stop COzzeDss Wharf about
miles where omnihuses viii be n rsa illness 10 Goa.
yey messengers 10 Wes Point Psr'ous travelling by rali
,Tav will Stop al Cold Spring where are Away wait
y" sEess SlisS2swsds. FRANCIS RIDER
NIEW.LEBANON SPRINGS COLUMsIA
l<HALL-This Hotel has oeen g'eAty enlargsf by an
Immense wing making lie entTe lengh 40 5O feet
rsnabe OF accomm1 daDg 500 Va large nun.
her of rooms taken for the season by families per-
bsps place combines 30 many attractions for health and
By taking the morning cars by the Eew-Hsven and
uov.snnic RAILROAD or Hudson River Railroad wa Had
son messengers arrive al The SOrogs at 81 O'clock the
afternoon Fare through only - D. l-5
era R.THiNG.-CAPE ISLAND N JON
SGREss HALL, formerly EePl by Miller Is now
open for the reception OF vsiors Toe ooos7 during 1he
psst year has been enlarged aud repaired T97 osnlug
srrapeements have greatly Improved life boat ex-
eusvey for this house will always De 10 aeaoance upon
CoSsress Hal being situated elevated ground the
view or the Ocean from Il 10 uasufpasseo There no
.sn.ve ehuyis arising from The sat narsn or sagnsnt
roIs nor are its guests annoyed with musq toes ~ TO
houses situated low grounds and near the marsh they
Re hot ssnds por through pu1c streets tue bathing
grounds, The commune ion there 9ens private -,
yress Hall decided the beet on Ih7 lslsod
steaners Eennebeck and rem 0seo leave the foot OF
Sbspy.st New York Tuesdays, Talr'dsys and saior'
dsys at landing passengers al Cape May early n
he following mornings /. -.
The thankful for the liberal patronage he has
heFe,ofore received, will euoeavoT ouIloe me present
sessoR 10 give satisfaction TO those who NAV svor MN win
sesll. len 2sw4w MlLLES, ffopn-to'.
a THE MONNOr HOUSE, lto'msry Ino + ,ir.
n field Marine HoGsl)-J MONNOI ln'ofns ms
fr1euds AMI The public that, on the ION oi Jdae
Be viii open the sbove Holel as branch for slmm9r
resort Of the New.York HosL The Hotel mus mus AZ
Connecticut upon Long Island Sound, aud IS conu-
guous to an excellent ana safe beach Tor seaostnnR
tna Ia midst OF surrounding country celebrated ortne
beauty scenery and faculties for romantic rdes and
drives.
Trains, per New Haven R1irosd, stopping Fairfield.
sye and return 10 New YO Al Csna 81. times each
asy the IMP occupying from 2io u hours
fhe Hoel will accommodate about 500 guests and will be
under the personal direction OF Capt STEPHEN K ROE
je5 2swistAl
rv- For other SUNNI Rstyeofs sec IA Ppge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-26

NiuTICh.-Df j. W. POWELL. Oculst Aursl &c.
Nuforms The pubhe that 10 order meet hs greatly In
creased professional eents ans 10 prevent unneces
.Ay oelsy his pareus be viii extend bis ONCE hours
Go 10 O'Clock daily q u Warren 81 VI Brozd-
~sv DR. PowelIs popular ATreaiise on the Eve its De
.ss.s and their Cure Ihd edition, win plates price 50
c.us can Dc bad shove Aso great variety OF besa
ufJ Artificial kyes, which be Inserted without any
o.ln or operation and will like The natural eye Dr.
Poves Self Acting Eye and Ear FountsiDs for applying
80, ,a he mosa efficient way deesfs ore ana
can be procue ed 81 his ofco Ia the
have strengthened ADD vision tesiored s1d also de.
u~ss entirely removed nv 'heif use iel2 l0eodis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-26
IDENTITY OF
JUDAISM AND CHRISTIANITY.

IDENTITY OF
JUDAISM AND CHRISTIANITY.
10y MATTHEW r. MILLER Attempts TO prove
Dchiefy from TIE Hebrew scriptures themselves, and
with the AID Of Rsbnic Interpretations aud leading
events In Modern History, th Chris look back
ancient JUDAISM, and say with Truth that myself or
more particularly FIRST that II ID not In itself repfehe lsbe
arrogance In Geatle TO 10 discuss the subject
with an sTHee, and heu, that The Hebrew bis teaches
clearly the ruth Of Second Divine Person. and tbs Deity
OF the Messiah and that the Irares In denyink these
principles have go far denied their faith, aud abandon
cd their mission from Heaven TO teach all nations.
For sse with N. w DODD, cor City Ha-sqgare and
spWcest and Ia Broadway as follows; BERFOhD Il Co
z Asior House; CARTER BROS 285; WESfER
MAN, 2 O. cor Resce; LOCKWOOD, 40 cor. Grand; ;
ard CRONEN $685. also win RAY NOR, 10 BOwery, and
MARK PklsHAW, S67 Grand-sL Pnce ct eta
ie7 FT&WedSwis-
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A sT9R-PLACEOPERA aOUsR.-rhse slsors.
A., ~ shsvsns Italian opers ccw>uy aode, ,he tr.e-
~, 10 June Is VII pr-ssur.d second uns IN
'ni' country A.ye ,ss 9r,1s ogs,s
m ssn on fhos grora Boefo
Gonie di San Bits. sfrror Corrsdi ssi
cop,s Z, N.css sgnorins s'sssnoni
ne Co. sgucr D Collen
Sso sgnoy Bsrsfrtnf
De Rs,, Sd al
nsrn stguor Candf
.sgnor Msrinsin
R.nI =, - LOGS
usr.sil znor L. Savf
ir,t.no .sgnor Ms-t1i
49, sigrora c. Vistu
Head o. the Night w.ch. s.isoasa
Ladies' sed Gentlemen OF The Cour, Pages, cii1sns,
soldiers Students, Monks, Auscisns
The seos tales place during the month OF August The
u. hrst act 10 fouraine. The others 10 Psris f5T2
LesseT 81 sn q. pr.sior Q. sotts.ni
Admission 81 Gallery s. csu.s ss.s
msnrs :, 80 90 Doors open al 7-PerOrm.nee % con-
--ooee ~ oeloeh. je25 2ts
'. 3: Tas Evt SsHs, s' June 7. 'a ss
entertainments S,ll commence vi.h the new drama Of
70 ,or,,n,. p! shlEsO @AaoLEs
TIE THEE CUCKOOs
s.n. rsmy ass Tsr 20 o Srs:: Gree and
DuRrd sEsEs rT,S q Miss aIrFGRr.
Deo|meoe. Al s-fHis EvENiHS' June s. vii 30
THE BREACH OF PROMISE.
f<"ooo~ei ouoocn.. .mr. Burton
THE ACTRESS oF ALL WORK
Ss son IN M s Levs5s Chapman
To conclude with the CraEaor
THE TOoDLES.
Mr. Toodle Burton Mrs Toodle. ..Mrs. Hughes
Geo. Clarke Mary Acorn. Mrs Russell
PRcEs-Boxes, Dress Circle and Psrquets 50 cu FAM
y Circle Second Tier. Is cts. Private Boxes e3 and SS
NIBLO,s.-hsnsgers-Me BROU0HAM 4 w.
lNH CHIPPENDALE EVENING, June o. the
performance will commence with an
Overture the Orchestra
Amer which will be presented
FRIEND WAGGLES.
squire JollyOoy Mr. Nlckerson
hofeno wages. WAcN
John 6Tump Chlppe7dsle
Dr. mr. yonn sefIon
mrt Ssestrss MIS- Jono cel.Ou
An iniermison OF half hour, when the Insignificant
Ball Room will be thrown open as PROMENADE MU-
slCALE, where Ladies' and Families may obtain Ice
Creams and Refreshments.
To conclude with the spectacular entertainment called
THE ISLAND OF JEWELS.
GtgiDgerbread the Great .........s...M Mr. Nckerson
fnDce freupneho ms Nekcrson
count heIlckos f NOnoVcf
NncOunt CsrDunce .youn oeou
Tnseina. Queen Of Phsrale Mrs Vernon
fnpcets beuoua MSS tmna Iayor
Lazy floena. miss mary IAylor
Admission all psrts Of the house so cent? Doors
81 u O'Clock; 70 commence II 8.
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REMOVAL
LANES REEHE & 90.

REMOVAL
JAMES, BEEBE s. co.
YTAyE REMOVED 10 54 Broadway aid corner OF
III Resde and Center where be fiund ell kinds OF
v.rm wafer and wsrm-air h-arng and vsnnsung spPsrs
us for private dwellings churches, seulnanes nospiAs
aid prisons horticultural buldiEga NC. nc
Also BEBEEs csleorst7d eooting rsnges COOKING
aIeusis lsppGnned brsss and nlverplAisd regaer,-s
ssw suce superior 10 anything OF es snd IN NE nsfho-
Sruis
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EXCURSIONS.

~T~S SUNDAY SCHOOL EXCURSION
Efaiiafsa--fN THE sunday School connected win the
- fourth Unversast Society Dr. L. H. Cha
piu hurrsy-s viii make their al On Thurs
day June Zih The large and cOmmodous steamer North
America has been chartered for the OCCASION accompanied
by D0dwort's celebrated Brass Bad The boat will cave
pier foot Of Spring quarter TO o'clock Murray
AFTER past seven hsketst quarter TO eight Grand
eghl O'Clock Trkris so cents, be had Of 8ifl 80
Bradwsy, q Peterson, 1872 Pealst, w. O. Weudsll
50 Maiden lane ARste, 2f7 Br Midway, Y. A Peterson
10 CauasL, n Wizard, l5O Chsihsm-s aud at the dias
rent landings he morning OF the excursion jos 3is*
~U-s0 RXCURsIONs.--rhe,te steamboat JEN.
sziNNY LlNO wIl run daily to the i;sw-York
barclay st. at 10, - a. and O'Clock Ga Sunday
will run from the foot OF HammOnd-st stopping At her reg
uar pier Fare Ct cenu The public are respectfully In
vied 10 visit the grounds. Lots still selling the low
pce OF SIS pay able 81 per month Every person should
BE- The Ov uer 81 burial lot
B-The Jenny Lind can be engaged for Evening Ex.
cuisous Office Of lhe Company 2a9 Broadway All per-
sous are forbid trusting any one account Of tle
bost je2o IL JAS. t. LEETE, Ssc'y.
:. >.,xxs NEW.YORk AND GREEN
ITr1SEsS2 WOOD LINE OF STAGES -Pssons
AEk=zkzszt@ wishing 10 Wait Greenwood Cemsery
By lssinf shy OF the south Ferry stages New Yors aud
cfos,iug the Hamilton Ferry, foot OF Which .ltsI
will find stages always ready - convey them % Green
wood by The and pleasant Fare only
Sets. Iie25 lmn'l CARLOS GAME co.
~ EOr other Erea,sioas see Vim Page
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-26

EK Long Island hauiroad COmpaay.-Ths
stockholders OF the Long Island Raj road Comps
quesled send meeting the Office Of the Company In
the City OF Brooklyn Tuesday the u day Of July next
soclock TO into consideration the present and
prospective condition Ofthe affairs Of me Cnmps1y.
te2l isu ISAAC HAVILAND, President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-26

WHAT To DO AND HOW TO Do r-Oo
w wnhsi Why do all your washing before breakfast
rubbing, no seid DO msehlae material cheaper Ihan
soap vEnRnied not 10 j1re the clothes Pre- 81 No
housewife should be withoutit I'd Christi.a Inel
Apply personally, or ny letter. postpaid, 70
II. TWELVErREE s. Nsssau-st NY
Specimens snd test nor isls mAy bs seen je16 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-26

pOOK BUSINESS DOWN TOWN FOR SALE
40 "A fresh and well assorted 81 ca Of Standard DO pks
and stationery together with The privilege Of SORE Upol
the OF Store acne $50 per year be maze This
sfoTos very ehsIce for person OF email capital
Aooress Immediately, with real name, "san Francisco
Tribune Office. i-25 IL
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rOOK TRADE
',,r- rny,sor~ g. ToWNsEHp

WILL issITr an The s., rdsy before The si OF July
Wine frat number Of a new pcriodiea combining rs
ebsraeertstics OF the Literary Gsze ne Review Tbs
Journal Of sesnthe Discovery and the LOnfy OF Roman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-26

~ Hudson River water.Cnre Estabiish-
menL at Tarrytown with every convenience Tor 1-t-
ment be completed for the reception OF patients by the
18th Of July next For terms, apply 10
r. ID. PERSON, M D.
Tarrytown, June Is, 1850. je26 lm+
~ For other General Notice.. see ia Paos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-26

no AKCHITECTs.-The Governors OF the Aims
1 House will pay a. follows for plans for "WorE-
House" TO be erected on Blackwelrs Ii snd-lhe 10
he furnished on or before the lat July next
s For the plan adopted by the Board, one hundred and
seventy FIVE dollars
Governors seventy hye dollars
They refer Architects To the following size and deserp-
non: , -. .,.,. u.
Second Rooms or cells TO contain six hundred cubic feet
eain. - 49,. ... - -, .
any eouird dimensOns without msrng the architectural
design. -, a.. -
SiGb CLASSIFICATION deemed OF the utmost Importance
vtx ser age education habits through life and dapo-
snion. =.
sisth 10 order carry out such eassicaton II viii be
nere.ssry 10 have wings separate halls with kitchen
ciobs s-roOms wash, bathing and mess rooms attached
thereto. ,.,-.,,,.
superuiepseDt and Maron
Rsbih TIE coz saruction 10 lenghwiss Of Black
VIII. IslsEd with view enlargement to extent
,afieisut 10 accommodate 6feon hundred perssrs
5 DRAPER, President
Office OF the Governors OF the Aims Hs1se,
RotDnoe, Park, May IA, 1850.
ere2Ot5
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THE PENNY THOUGHT. N

RELIGIOUS IEooRPoRATIoHS.
EUBf PUBLISHED by the aubscribers q new odiIon ei
The Laws Of the Slaie OF NewYork In relation 10 HeI
gous Interpretations, with all amendments 20 70 hs
present tune, complete In pamphlet form Pc- ~ cent?
fublsbed and OI sae By lm19 III BELL 0OuLp
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SUMMER RETREATS.

~ For other General Notices. see lid Page
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-26

A ssT0k-PLACkOPER AhOUsE.-rhe eelssrs-
e. ~ havana Italian Opers ComrNuy under TIE tr-c-
No ,slxnor " bADIALi On WED NEsDAY EVEN
~, June =, VII be presented for tn second time IN
WIS country, hsyerb-ers Grand Opsrs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-07-13

must lcaycall TO nv discretion feel sure that il
had not occurred to his mmd, llnt his statements 10
me could ever bc used by me with a view To his adj
vantage, but he had moments soiictulc lest
might be compelled to reveal cm TO his harn He
seemed to lne TO make his disclosures, simply be-
cause he was unwlingto deny my earnest request
wished to manifest his confidence IN the, and at the
same time was glad to hive the opportunity oirche-
wing ms mud oithc dreadful secret
wl,l add here that did not make NV demand
~ IN webster at the suggestion u any rgal or 9th
ct lnchdoi tls, nor did any person know Of nv IN
trnuon 10 make IT, AuduclIhcr d. " 'sstatcmcnt
nor me mcl thai he hadmade any, was comlnunica-
tcd 10y me 10 any person until more thln two weeks
aher 1t had been received by ne. Since that time
no steps have been t'ken 10y me, without the con.
cIrrencc otDr. Webster, and OF his recognized cral
adviser.
Two or three days after received DR.. Wch.,rrs
statement, advised the withdrawal Temporary al
least and hoped inni,) of his inst petition to ,he
executive, and it was Withdrawn
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Is based and the violation of lhe natural rirbts o
man." In 1913 they say. domestic slavery is a,
war with the rights of man and opposed To the
principles of thc gospel If brother Steele had
acquainted himself with the acts of these societies
ne never as II man of God, could have made the
ioiiowinS assertion These societies have done
and are stlll DONG, all that STARE boibys bid them
ana yet they claim to bc neutral" | know not
What name to give the following declaration but il
doeS seem To mea man should have little more
care OF what he says What then will be the verdc,
ni universal humanity in reference to those socie-
ues, winch, having III their hands a gospel which
procl"'ms liberty to the captive, can, ,gittst a
ro'd Of r'7noHardHce loOl; calmly ON and see the
slave crushed out of his very humanity into A
mere Chatt'e--a thing to be bonght and sold: Lut
Mat meg arc 'sortiy Of tie Deepest eyecrat;on an
'"dig"da' rorid ca,, leap upoaMca,o
wish could believe that these paragraphs re.
ierred to societies which are guilty Of counterict
Ing money, stealing horses, or sanctionur and
propagatng slavery; then indeed the language
would be becoming; but Interference to the Home
Mission Board and her twin sister the FOREIGN
Board and the great leading influences, forbid it.
linus the one pdTic'lv poiat is magnifed TO
serious difference, viz: whether we shall be
found opposing the noblest institutions Of earth. OF
anaying our influence against them. The 500
argument | leave for those who are influenced
by it.
In conclusion, am happy to unite with broth
CT steele IN one particular point an appeal to
common sense If it is common ssnse TO require
any society to depart from the specific objects of
Ms Organization, or to denourcc it rs "wOrthy of
the deepest cXecration" if it does not, appre
hehd 1t VIII he long time before mankind will
possess it, But if the position Of the resolution
ot the convention concerning these societies and
the charges in the article Of the Free Trader two
weeks ago, are false, Of which have not the least
doubt, it will bencccssarv for br. Steele and the
convention, As they would benefit the slave and
the world, to pursue a different course ON this
conc particular point" J. UIGBY.
July Q, 1850
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Horse Shoeing and Farrierv,

ViiE subscriber bcrS leave 10 nnnouce To the pnhlC
l. that he has opened an establishment in Columbus
street, near the Catholic Church where the business
olhorSe shocng and arrery will be- conducted ON the
most scientific principles, IL is generally admitted
.at 100 many oi those who practice shoeing are to-
tally lgnomnto of It's principles, thereby produc3nG III.
numerous eases OF cOntractionS and diseases of the
feet daily witnessed 1t really becomes the duty of
every one who values good horse, so essential TO
his profit as well his pleasure To secure tho. sery
ceS OF a good arrer for so useful an animal
fVfecH years practical experience, It is hoped will
enable the subscriber to follow correct system col-
culntcd To prevent diseases consequent ON unSkilm
Shoeing; and when necessary, to remedy the errors
of the past L. FANNING
Ottawa Nov q, sIS I6
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miscellaneous.

Johnston N ChR.runud. Express AgeRts fol
Livingston and Fargos Line, Ottawa, III.
&. Burr. Agent for Protection Insurance Comma
ny, HdrUord--oppositc the Mansion House
George Smith. b.. .FdSbioRaJlc Tailor, opposite Cush
mans store, regularly receives the fashions from
the East, and will be happy to make up clothing fol
all who may favor him with their patronage A I'll
warranted neyery case, Particular attention paid
to Cutting. Ottawa, may 10, 1919.
Seth e. Earl, Carridge, house land sign Painter
PdpereraRd Gid:icr, Ottawa, III. Shop ON Co.
lumbus street, over Palmer and Gays wagon and
carriage makershop.
Jacob q. .Stonc, Siddlc, Harness, and Trunk
maautacturcr, anil Carriage Trimmer, corner OF
Canal and Columbus streets, Ottawa. mare
"A. B. smith, FaShioaabic Taiior-norih side Of
me C0nrt house squire, Ottd,ca, III. Fashions
regularly received. All workcXecutedin his shop
warranted. Cutting done to order
JOS H. wagner, Justice Of the Pcacc, office in
me northeast corner OF the courthouse up stairs,
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Drug 9ists.

Walker ~ IIickiing. DcdierS in Drugs, lcdi-
oiaes, Painfs, OHs, Furnishes, Patent lcdi-
cinrs, Gilss, &c, Ottawa, III.
White n Hunter, Dcdiers in Drugs, Medicines
Pdinio, OILS, PhirBf Medicines, FarRisLis, Dye-
stubs,Nc. second store north oithe Manstonhousc
Ottawa, III.
&. L.. Thompson, Dcllrrm Drugs, ,Pdfent nedi.
ciHes, Paints OILS, Furnishes, Dyc-siuBs, &c.
Between City Hotel and Reddick's block
S.J. Smith, Dcaicr in Drugs, .ue,iiciHcs, Paints,
oils, Dye .StHBs &C. SC, Newark, Kendall coun-
ty Illinois
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City Hotel, by Mrs. 4. DELANo, northeast cor.
ner oi the court house square, Ottawa The house
isehgby situated in the centre OF the business por-
ton OF the town. 1t has Just undergone thorough
renovation and repair. Ample stablng attached.
Fox River House. by l., DELANo, on the canal
ucar the aquaduct. Canal packets stop regularly
AT this house.
American House, near the confluence of the H.
Iinois and Fox Rivers, and near the bridge.
Mansion House, Ottawa, I'll. by r Thorn. Pas.
sengers carried free to aud from the canal pack
cts. Stagcs arrive and dennrt dallN.