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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-13
ron SALE AND no LET.

....... rOn SALE AND no LET.
ITO hrsIcIANs.-A SPLENDID TONED VIOLIN roR
:s5 BroSdvsy' oprc.ts TIE Park rouhisS. "''
VAchT FOR sALE-h GREAT BARGAIS-rHE
BEAUTIFUL sloop seud" Of IS tons atted up spendidy
o S s % seS S'S for s ss
the Portland Hotel Highlands Of Ntyissk. steamer.
above place See their Advertisements.
Il ANDS IN TfNAs-iAe AChEs 90 FINsr RATE
Il men, q s.oa y sss sss r. .,pss .,s ,
ia Asy person having such lsnd,hs title which un-
lowest sa.h Jdss. il alstsr, post paid % ~ boz LID
FoR SALE Ar a bARGAIs1-A BLACK OR DARK
Of gox,rfal sPd grsat v.ry syh driver
t' % ip ana la s A s ss
t.t city builders Price siOo address Jenny nd. Herald
Foas. s All :, r. sroex TlyIgsE. LEASE AND
g good. house New fork-Loostion the dersbls in
sSsl sss ;sss'is NTH 'Si.Ss
o. ~. stg,e sstshshmeni upon advantageous terms
al. and Is,ss Vii md -. rare oSP"rSsi
. @',y irssh .sd ~ really ..,.S Ths aI,ui, q =.
thtunna d.liss would bs suesr 20 rurebss ssi earl
S q sH' business to advantage address NJ A. c. Herald
HOMESTEAD village. ~ TuE TWELFTH WARD.
s%sss,s sy t,h ire, sad cid KINGS Brsss Rosa
fer sale Is w. -i,hout .,esp,o. the ts., rouns and
... .sAss s' , J.sD1Fy ~ SS%:
money can remain boad and nrsss. y.srs For
Tw,n .lis,s ''' "'' SAMUEL e' SsRfof ia'
SrrAx LNGINE FOR sALr-sr NINE HORSE row
.i,. r. I.nr,,S pasr With sG2a sSsr n.ay
Tenth ,irsets. willismseursh. Price ss2s.
rro IEr-rnE Two-sroRY AND BASEMENT HOUSE
snd two io. o. ground corner q fh avenus ard
Townsend. ss Cedar street.
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TRAvELLEns, GUIDE

CAnDKN AND AnBoY RArLRoA D LINE ron PHrLA-
rs :svss o'els sot a = ,sa half ls,, on. sslSsh
from Pier No North river Tsrs-rirss siass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-13

seller she whsters ths moment spilled Without
kajury The h.r skin n b washed inms datsiJ
without dsurbn< the soor and HAS bad cdor n ac
yn.e, soid at FEALoSs via and Toupss hansfsetory
~ B-cadvay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-13

WALBALLA, 81 CANAL SrREET.-GRtAr ArTRAC-
w tionCrowded evening ~itness the classical
living pictures lovely Arab Girls and beautiful Female
hnftre The only place 81 the kind in the where the
true essntaton o. living pictures he Dp,rs
open at performance 20 commence At o'clock. Ball
every night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-13

Of the zig factory 81 hEDHURSr HEARD. ~ Maiden
made q che lest caried hair
combine all the latest im9roveuents Laae. ornamentd
hair 10 great abundance Cut this cut 81 Maiden lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-13

o', ctuF Ri. T fisia 60 w n,.a..,
5000 wigs and Toape~s always ON hand,
lane 1heI made q ,hs tss, natural carried hair and
hair ia great abundance. cutthis cut. 9fMaiaes lane.
pes He tess h. TARGET aud tes ss.ortmsa IN The city
ssr ne q Der .,r-s, Cow " ~
Hair Dyins-PhsIon's rssic HAIR Dye, 60
s.ler ts hair e -hi..srs IA moment applied si,aoy,
;,',s =; :s, NJ Is. ?; Sss :ts,
cowrsud's Italian Moderated Bvap VIII
surc rimrlss frretss ssievres &C. Poudr. Subtitle
e 'r.sss,iSs ssrsrssss. bar i5Os s.y gsr, 2, y.
r ssis,. rovsssss. ~ y wsssr srsss sr.i .isr. FROM
.:i'sis. ss,:. So 10 w..Alas,Ss street sossss.
wigs ava Teapees.--Anosher Medal has
bee. sxsrset g Wv Bs,sh.cr for the best WIS and ter
70 a. sETcmEhoRs ssistrs,ss via y Factory. w.5
street ~, nsrs ss largest saS s''' 'orsmsns In shs
Hair Dye.---Bsscheior's aenusns Liquid
nsr d. yay Be procured :. the msnsf.e,ery. w.n
ssse.. ne gahss should susrd ssspst ipia,ions gee
Sss soior The The imitation ayes sss have "a
corrected By ealing a. shove. Cory the sdsres
cen. psey.-Tbe IIiussrious venezuelsu
;s' :.y h., s .-. .'s .ss
tyr, q hs s,ssruishea per.sssse wa: add 70 The
,urss 20 only squslisd W thsir popularity.
The Prwmbe National Gallery, NO. a5I
Droadwsy and Others seuld not fail 10 visit a.
ft most interesting place o. the kind in the counry
No Visiting this eelesrad collection, fail q
ina With many familiar face.
Have you seen thosc New and ResusifuI
ret tapestry three ply and paten, tapestry
Tkst great deaand snd positively found
ssiy carpet warehouse No ~ Barery, fRAN
ANDaRSONs Thces four ard ave shilling Rnslsh irrrsn
sst.s thrse and four shilling oil cloths decidedly
sleap.
Dv. .ysnes w. Powell, Oculsst, Avwsss. Ae.
xe,,~s Nj, attention exclusively diseases Eve a~S
psr from 70 eioet AZ wl Brosdvsy, snrsnee ~ w~
Ne lad his popuhr Trrstiss
f- 81 edition. price ~ also, his self ,c.ins Rye ass
6.r Feuntains. ARTIFICIAL Eyes asserted.
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WhN1ED-A FIRST RATE HORST. sHorp. A MAN
% iesey habits be mast he rood arsman and a,,sr
Ieyne nn VII sut tteady employment and good wares
WI ~ rven Apply ~ Wlism tsnhsm shosr cor
her d second stfeet and secons avepue. New York.
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rroadvsy sfsssers and etters sould fail 10 visit
the most interesting place Of the kind in the
No enc Visiting this eelehfated collection, fail q meet
ing With many familiar face
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FuNHE ASTOk PLACE OPERA HOUSF.-THE PUBLIC
respectfully informed that this elegant theatre viii
~ 1870 Madame Bishop will make her
New York since her wonderful and br liant Mexico,
in grand and anhcent In i've
heaux entitled JUDITH the # which has been
lated into English ~ u. g. Watson. Esq and will be pro~
du ed for the first time in fhs country with nirey
ballet SC Sc Sc Tho music entire y selected from Yerds
most eeehtaied ard popular ras viz: Nabueo. Err
rani" Macbeth" " iombnrdi." % 1 Hasnaderi." aud
Gtavanna dArco adapted snd arranged by Mr.. Boehsa
as conductor this occasion In order that every mayn
een erect aN he given 90 the spectacle the MANAGE
ti fRr af erected an engar' With the uneluaed
uu popular danfncse Madame Az Tgsta. with Mons. Zavy
h"Nhhl hH Indian and eicien' ballet And to
p"teet re mucal CONS in rudue~d In JUDITH. conprs-
ing eighteen OF Nrrdis choicest
o. the Incompatible talents of Madame Bhon,
NoNel - also engaged prima haso a
erin chorus under the direction 81 Nv ReuEer
double orthcstTa-learer Mr.. kohsrts-and complete
military band, Who viii appear stage in drariato
Costume Thut, with other auNaries.
81 one hundred and hfty performers rendering
binary musical spectacle the most gors presented
in New York.
On Monday 18th the nev nera JUDITH
Madame Anna Bishop Eliakim Iith Priest Of the Jews
Signor hovei Holoforuts General 81 the Mr.
Mueller Joshua an Israoish Soiier Mr. Buetler: Abb
gail Confident of judith B0ullArd: Tsraphsrl SPIRIT
sent 70 Judith. Mad Augusta. To he FOLLOWED by
splendd eastern dverisement IA witch Madame Augusta
NJ Iaevowskt Ms Ludlam, and the de ballet will
appear. To conclude with a 1ABLEAU OF MEXICAN
LlPE Popular hrNiCau La Pa~adito." BY Madame
Anna bishop In tas'iilano, and in the costume VI
Mexican girl Performance every evening during the
vate boxes ST. and $40 amphi Fesre. 25 The box
ONCE will be opened FRIDAY aud saturday when
places be secured without charge To
at eight O'Clock p'ecirely.
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invited inspect fHAiONS style % Wirs and rou-
PES ne tetfs IN. largest aud tes assortmen in the city
., Ma celebrated wsiEe Hair py. Factory. ISL Broadway
scrnsr ef Dey street. Corv the ats-ess
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WsNTED-A SITUATION nv A REsPycr.nIE

w young woman, A. Cbamterusid or Waiter or ctld's
Nurss capable q eutnr matng chiIdrea. eiothss
Has % oeeon 10 90 short distsacs IN esunrv ood
city icersnte gven Can be seen for two days Hudson
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100000 s, noIr ,... ss. !, ~. 81 ,,. "a

hs,s b.,n I'D 'ith.u, tsiIurs % r,..,'Ss ,.s na.
street W g. Rims; v. Cliehner Cos Fs ~ brcsd.y,
between Grand aud Brocme % the Hrshten sad the
trursss In senersL IN bottles at and shilpss eao
a. ~ sns a. rsr soren.
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7=i
SPORT SC.

SPORTIqG.
CENTRGvILLE COURSE, L. T.-TROTTING, on FRI
~ day, August 10th. 81 oclnck, CHI for Sun mile
b. At, TO $50 lis wagons W. u. names IN Fanny Butler
H. tonkln names br x. Centrevie. Immediately aftsr,
rtrse Of ue heats hest in In harre Mr. Gates
,nttrs Dan Rice; T. Tepyek enters br. Jane Gull
bert; kaynor enters oh. Svim; C. Bro Ks enters
Dan MARBLE Conkln enters b. m. Lad, watts Mr.. r.
enters Grey steed. JOEL CONkLlN, Proprietor.
CENTFEyILLE COURSE, L. l., TRorrINo.-FRIDAY
- Ausust 18th atSh o'clock. r. NJ, match for sio mile
heats TO ~ wagons. W. ID. But
JOEL covKLN.
Union COURSE. o.. I.-rkOTTING. AUG I'D, PURSE
81 s mile heats hest Sin under the saddle for horses
Who teNsr w.n pure over $50 Entries 90 be made
Gr,en hadden on Friday evening by ten o'clock. Three
sPIcER hcsANN, Proprietors.
Union COURSE, L. I.-IHOTTING ON THURSDAY
~ August ed at 81 o'clock of $780, mile
In harness Geo spieer enters b. Honest John; Me-
Lsughn, enters oh. Condolences Jss ridges enters CHI
=. Trustee sPICEk xcNANN, Propristors.
Two FARMERS. sPoRTsMEN, Ae.-THERE Is A GEN
Il temen in town, Who w Depart in DAYS for
section OF country whore ard hsh
rcehly grouse quail (n0w In turkey
NC by and bye, all most easily taken Indeed goriou
dayssport with little fatigue to enjoy which ves
few The writer has many facilities horses
vehicles doFs kc expressly for the for those
who need zone eheeent farms at lev prices Address
Herald once. W. w. W.
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Hail Dve.--bsscheiors eenuens Liquid
Hair d. ony be procured At the msnufsctory,
street. The puhae should ruard against limitations See
vsrfous dplares Persous whose hair has assumed
corrected b. calling a. above. Copy the sddresp
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BROADWAY THEATRE A. MARSHALL. PROPRT-
- tor-The ladies' aud geutmsu engaged a. this theatre
the requested the
"Wednesday ~ lih inst ~ - o'clock M wthout
further notice. GEORGE u RARRErr Staae Manazer.
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WALNUT STKEFT THEATHE PHILADkLPHIA-R
w A. Marshall. Proprietor-rhe ladies and eentIsme
enraged at this theatre for the euu ted
10 meet in the Of the 'hsa
reopening einesday the f'h inst l2oaack with
out further M tice. Y. RICHINGS. STAGE Manager.
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eur tan pmres frrctss ssliowress 10. Poudrs suht
Or svadicatine sarsrauoss hair from part Of M
tsdy quiA Raues fer pale lire and cheeks LILLY Whit
Ter hu,he roughnes AZ 81 Waller strse trst store frou
lat n Broadway Csenser - South Third strest PhilA
ssip has Bates o. Ip Washington street. Boston.
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7 INJURY TOR rHE LIVING. AND PROTECTION ron

u ne 2to Bre.d-sy ,re visible ~. sr.s,s.s
inventions q the are fdestructtie 80
Ere ~ ieh WI preserve the dead Without ehsnre fr sr.
rerct rroieetien sg.tnst eentsxon The reek Brr,si
tenet Pc. ss.s Burial Cases Ter rs.is,r-e,t Zoe
tsrsr remsns perrstusliy poees for Fruits
d ~ tnds Tor yesss Aisc sesriy elastic
ne se thsrs betsfeass levpr. nane and stools,
dtraltv ~ Thew W r.~ Az ~ sale vhaerss sra
Go.
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PERSON Al

Personal.
TNFOHMATIoN WANTED OF HUGH REAvEY LATE
OF Portadown, ireland and recently in business in Six
eenth street New York Information that lead
dteoye' Will be thankfully received and rewarded By his
wife, at Mr.. Robert WilsoA's No. % Washington st.
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80 Nonse, w desif able stuatier Nv gidss itay-
90 virre ffe oeturau' vara rsnar snf hsri uith she
,,,rli, rHtnsd. Astrsst, -lth rcstcaafs, " A. $.
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WIGS ava 1o.p.,..-Anosher Med

bee, svarded 70 WV Bathecr for the best and
pes The public invited 70 p,rec his style for
fS0. ct BACHELORS celetr,ted via Factory, 4 wsu
street He ksers the srses, sn5 best sortmsnt In the
stty Cspy the rdsress
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BOAR DING. &C.

RoARDING. - GENTEEL ACCOMMODATIONS Pol
~ gent and small families without children Nc
A3 BIcadway. oppotile the soeiety LihrAr,.
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MEDiCACTD vAPOR AND SULPHUR BArHs-E. ..
" .etrroll ~ Bsrclay street reeemmesdsd W Drs:
Mott Stevens kscnsven. lloyd Smith Dixon, hiiet and
other emnent Physicians, ss rsueay Or cods rteus-
tm, mecuria eeass, fat rheum. ptmples the faee,
sfysrsas chronic affections the liver tnura
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~ the only sreni Tor Louis l. B,hors plates uarr.s ,el
suterier 70 anv ever msde He ell eel them With priv
Nege 81 returning those that would
ton 90 just received Daeurrsotyps Frames. Loessts
vltTor BISHOP. Imp~r,er " usiseu rsn. ur stairs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-04-11

ensIIE Tru.t,.s ,nnounrc ia tho puhiir ii,..
.'-...,..,',..,ig o ,h. o,J Nd. 4, rI,n.r,.
Ii,L tn.,E
rL',. r.. ,i,,.aJ p,oc..a, r,,.,. p..,,,
N ,ale cb,,re If Tie Male p.nar,men,'
-, -, -. -, "'' -
m, ,,n..n ~, s,',d!.. Embraces ~ tho
,-ar.. ,,.,,o,l,. 1911, N e.. L.., ,p.,,,n,inn.
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~, pl. an5 XIII H. r.,r,l,, ~ 49,, ,bo
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IA i. go . -. 81. i. 80
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fnr faeaiins ior ini.lcctual abilities. moral
worth and utuic- ,ional Or 20 frmeni., vii com
pare fi,nrfblv win the mort distinguished ia
uir crnui,l. Thc medical faculty constitutes
$50 au"pi.lt in ibis or an, oth.- countr--ail
ut tl,n aye able lecturers and the best OF
icarHr>.
ilr-c Who wiil contemplate ont GEOGRAPHIC
ed i,a. .,.on. ald toe .Atept oi oHt prpuislou,
can tl,r nu dou.t a. 70 .ha ch-ib.h'l of our
-ttai,ou TER 900 eni, prise of tHe ktd ~ &c
.eHitl uciudnl al seasons II the year, We
drut lial tNf urnEE elIr ~ AeRE
\ ,"mmnn error eNi.i. ~ tn' MUD, oi many
-tudcut- relative to the place 1T studying ned
,tne. th0st Who ,uicnd praei4elHg among thr
di-ca.c, II tie " est aud South should GER
taiuA eel icate Themselves AT school whose
Faculty are practically acquainted with those
disease
THni the public NAV be- satisfied Of tie per-
ranenc, of tb.- school. ~ feel il our duts 20
So, ;ha' fi. rru-Ices a., Faculiy form q INT
~ notion, Which au-ur- 'vell iur IT, future sue.
cc,- snl TIA, tie peculiar internal organ
.xn'ieu sAloh connects Seem. cannot be inter.
uftcd
r. " VI KING ESQ,
f'-, sid.ri NJ he Usmpbis fqsnfuse.
March :, 1880. 10 Is
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{ . Nc. /, $50 NAL
" ,suu-ara>. Narch Is.


SEyArr.-Nf. Cha.c pr,.ratrd memo.
nal relative To the e.tahli,hlncu, Of a ,.nc
Of tcicrlath across the continent. and
through Behring's Straits. L. connect with
Europe.
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Mr. Mailer Introduced j., till ma, .,l;,,.,
lar III, su,,e, ,f d, ,,,l.. ,,d lin. ,.,,,.,.,,,.
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an ,o,d.
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moy,I. t,om otir, WA, tb.n ,,kcn M and
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nn,,u,ln,.nt tn ia. h,.;ti,, sln,c hal and
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80. I,.,.,., H.. had ho,,.,i u,.,. d, L.,,
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In, matt, ,f ,h, NATHAN
Mr. ,tale then took ,bc floor. and com.
,u.t.eJ , retI,. tn Nr C,I1nl,r I'm, L,d
not concluded whca the Senate ad,uu ned
N,R,n 2;-Nlr Foot pgopo,od that ter
rtoial hill. be- nrid. the special order Of
the da, tor q particular day.
Mr. Benton opposed Jll- motion, aud said
that the time for talking had passed. Cab.
ioruin should no longer be kept ont Of the
Union
W. Foot rctortcd allndng to Vi. Ben
lohs tamlly couucNiOn seal for California.
Mr. Benton pronounced the ,n,muation
cowardlN.
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BrNroN ANp Poor The alwcafian
between senator fcuon aud noi wa, re-.
.umcI "a the ~cua'e on he @iih, Benton
.aid ,hat he holj h,n-,l responsible 10 the
laws ot honor. loot rctotcd ,hat there
would have been DO more fnnrrchue d the
violence 90 language used ou this rcea.ipn
had no, exceeded any used da ing r',iou.
Senatorial alteration. \ fight is anlici
paied.
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Death of Nr. calhoun.


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a.5 "H" OF the most lliH,i i"0' m,n tins
country ever produced. has hron gathered
ua}o Dos, iat.cr.. ions unwrtl 'NL-
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9Hh 1ul7t. has descended hotu the i'lii"st
gHarir 81 human tame and greatness Iuio
iu" 'buh vale nl the shadow OF death,
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grown much larroWer W m'ellcct one
ui ihr uubit't eyer 6"u' h,aled hN the VI
oH2ht, io mortal clay and cultivated 10 the
hi-hH-t degree ot power aud excellence.
has been struck oui from Tie w"td OF mud
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TO li'c putrsl sentiments. the l"ilr~t a~pira'
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the sim "i Ndnw Brought upon nanN'nh, :
that at The IDIOT, "r the minnf h" that
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Iov,.--Tl,o ccnncil of kcokuk have FIX.
ed the iirenso Of drinking houses Ut four
hundred dollars per annum. No one has
taken ont lccusc.
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TIKI. " Il X i. T. : .

forro> We have \-s nrsn. date ~ The .tth
W material chang, 40 pare. The tema'id ''Ne'er'
,ofitnsle. stead, cal ,hr sales trarb 50 iales n
firm price. Hue lui ha-es Mere eh'eAs iof laeiai'l
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Polynesian., 1850-09-14

SECTION ,. Nothing in this act contained
shall be construed as applying to whaling
vessels, vessels of war, steam vessels en-
gagged in carrying mails or passengers and
not dIscharging or taking on board any car
go, and vessels forced by stress OF weather
or other cause into an, port Of this Kingdom
if the motives which led to their seeking ref
uge be real and evident, and if no cargo be
discharged or taken on board, save such as
may relate to the subsistence Of the crew, or
be necessary for the repair of the vessels,
and If they do not stay in port beyond the
time necessary, keeping in view the cause
which led to their seeking refuge
SECTION 3. This Act shall take effect and
become a law of the land from and after the
date OF ITS publication in the Polynesian
newspaper
Done and passed at the Council House in
Honolulu, this 10Th day Of July, A. d. 1850,
KAMEHAMEHA.
KEoNI ANA.