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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-20
DOCTOR YOURSELF:
FOR rs CENTS.

DY means ofihe Pocket Es-
ID eulapius, or every one his
own Physicion ! twehef- fourth
edition, with upwards Of d,
hundred engravings, showing
private diseases of every shape
and form, and inalformaiioDs
ofihe generative sYsscms
ny WIN. YOUNG, NJ. d.
The time ha. now arrived,
that persons suffering from
secret disease, need no more
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-20

H. ! say, boy, whose horse Is that Won, y
aalas q ny, it's .daddy,s." aMho Il
H. daddy 9 Don't you know9 WV.
49, Pets Jones % So-ysu are the scn
q 49,, aele r. Why, yes, calculate I ,m
los - ID got 70 Be widouer, and mar.
leg alos sister, and now he's nv unele y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-20
MeurninG GoolIs.'

XXTE have Just received Black Aipacca5 BikoI-
wv Calieoss, and Black Bombazines, which We
win sell cheap TATE q FE00Efs. s.
August is. 1850.
TtRESH MAccARoNf for saie b.
T. KEYEs & KEAasl.E3
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A Copy-Teste,
ROBERT r. BROWN, C. c
Tract Of Land,

81, Sue 81 inc ShenandoahriveT in Jefel
a. alons US side OF the Blue Ridge noun
nsn,s ~ ~ ~ ACRES and is1known BY rh
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virginia. Jeferson County, Sci.

SEPTEMBER TERN, iS49
COUNTY COURT
Ii n. s..--s 80
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'FASHIeNlBLE TAILORING,
M NO. FF@F 7 'E' = VI " ~
Tailoring RualneSs.

TtHE subscriber bcss leave to inform his ;idn,
u: and The public in general, that for lheautu1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, JULY 9.

Trnly. think so. But, bevertheless Land Aonop-
oIv - ;t,sf an yFTIcT. Men have sought their
individual happiness at the expense OF their fellow
men by the accumulate OF the means OF enslsvlng
them; and you, too, by your own confession, among
The rest This must not be any longer. Sociaisn
must be substituted for lndvidusiism. Confirmed
h,bts of idleness and tyranny, like the drunken
mes. occssioned by the use OF rum are as dithcat
IN destroy rs this habit Of Drunkenness, and they
can only be d, shoyedin the same way-that 10, by
faithful application Of the principle OF total d6'ti-
Denes have, therefore, advised my brethren TO
abandon altogether the wages system OF Slavery
ard the representative system OF legislation, as
means Of emancipating Labor. In this heiIrm, az
in IN others they must first cease 10 do evil 10
order that they may "learn to do well, and 10 my
judgment the time is now-the way Is clear before
Them. They have first to institute PROTECTIVE
UsIoSs similar to the Protective Union Of this city.
These will gradually make them their own employ
ers. Then they have next-aiter they have be-
come thoroueh bly, organized, and have acquired the
pbysicsl and pecuniary means OF executing their
uill-hea they have bat TO make themselves the
laws they require to have adopted 10 AID oil the
work they have undertaken, and 10 memorabilia the
representative lawmakers, elected by no matter
who to submit them to the direct action OF the Peo
ple The union Of Protective Unionists and Land
Reormers is essential to effect the industrial OBJ
iects OF the former and the political objects Of the
latter. No person can be long Protective MON.
ist without becoming Land Reformer, and Land
Retormers crn only obtain the physical and pecu-
mary means of forw arding the movement by becom-
ing Protective UnioDsts. Your objection to Pro-
tectve Unions on the ground that there may be dis
honest CLERKS or absconding treasurers, is really
very weak, and as unworthy OF your head as II Is
Of your heart Most assuedly there must be fess
dishonesty in Government in the formation and
administration of which each citizen has personally
an equal voice, than there is dishonesty in those
Governments in the constitution and growth OF
which the citizen has voice except by represent
alton Respectfully your old friend and corIaoorer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09

ia firmly established here from the spectacle o. yes
terdsy. There were not less than twenty n'e
hundred participants in cold water ce'e0ra'"u NJ
the Fourth Of July at this village IN region '."'
vorr, ,rd with no considerable aggregation OF ID
$500. within twelve niles. The Sons OF lem
nersnce turned out FIVE or FIX hundred ''fo"e 50
n.rob,e,. some two hundred. Afeer two or 'n'ee
DAY, Of rain, the sky was clear and the ar pure
;nieed il i. rarely otherwise in this region NO
,oc;dsnt occurred to mar the general Joy ana
hone ZONE good was done for Temperance ana rec
Schools. II not the fault was not In the generous
auditory, Dor the spacious temple oil tree ano shy
urder whose airy roof they were assembled
Ie, me not close this hasty scrtwl without IN
vokipg blessings on the inventor OF PLANK hoAD'
Looking at one travelling over it. can't Imagine 10"
The world has contrived to blunder on SO long WIN
out blunde ring into the making OF them Inc one
.,Ystcbire from Rome TO WATERFOWL has dimin
;,bed the cost of transportation more than ha ana
added ten TO twenty per cent to the vane OF every
farm. The toll it levies all belongs and stays IN
the country; travelling Is easy ana sure - -
vestber. and Watertown is now nearer New 10TH
,bon Lowviue was two years ago. halroad' are
excellent things-tbs. from Rome 70 cape 'i"cen'
tb,oueh Watertown shall be made welcome-oo'
PLANK Roads are for everybody, and snouio run
svervubere tia. Railroads do not. They are cheap
and profitable, and greatly promotive OF comfort
Ney.Jersey ought to be speedily filled with them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09

To Thsno, a. Dnyr.
lis Willis, | think who has somewhere writ
ten that be has unle armed contempt" 1t were
we'll Tor your reputation if you were able 10 make
the same noble confession Of human sympathy
with human infrmity. But no the manner OF
Your last communication 10 SO contemptuous and
evinces such overweening selfoonceit that even
your best friends cannot refrain from expressing
their heartfelt regret at the consequent defeat OF
your object; for in your especially it is mani
feat that the work Of Land Reform should begin
with its advocate seeing that the spirit Of tyranny
or OF individusism which is the cause Of land mo-
IoPoly, is so strongly developed, that if under bis
iron rule the said monopoly were abolished today,
!, would nevertheless require 70 be again abolish
ed Tomorrow.
In the communication referred TO, you misander
stsnd and misre present the points al issue IL
il no, denied that any thing ever has been or will be
effected for labor through representative !egisla
ton. The fact is admitted, that mach has been
and ct will be, although not In consequence but IN
spite Of the legitimate influence OF the system
Legislators enact laws for that class
az men who, indie yeudeDt OF The salaries which the
said legislators award themselves, BID the highest
for the avs required, aud the iaos you cite " ds-
pfoye this my real assertion only desnoastraie be-
XoDd The shadow OF a doubt, lis absolute truth -
The reason why the Anti Rent farmers have sue
ceedeo so los AZ they have, IN accomplishing ihei'
oh.crs through representative Legislators, 10 pre-.
ciSey because combined and United, thsy are TIca-
~ tken TIE PatrOons With the landess slaves Of
agricultural, manufacturing and Commercial en-
u,yers everS here else, however, the case IS df-
rent Niue elevenihs Of the wealth annually
PRODUCED in this country is withheld from the pro
Queer as the prlce exscted from him for the Privil
ese Of being thuslegsly pluniered' and The law
mskers elect must, Of necessity, represent the
ulupderers thereof for though they never were
elected again. the said plunde ers are able to pen.
scn their willing servants during the term OF ther
natural ives As capital thus acquired Is, there
tore the friend and protector OF its present posses
sors. il il absolutely necessary change
hands and pass into those OF its producer ana 'ne'e
h but enc way that il can, namely, G0peTn@eai
Dvst s,re IL 10 kim and he maa Consulate Aim'ei
~ Gorey4msAt IL 10 not denied that Land
Eonopoly 10 the bNis Of all other hoOoPohes'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09
PATENT ZINC PAINT.

TJ,HE SUBSCRIBERS, Agents Of the New-Jsrsey "a
porips and Mining Company have ree.,yeq iom za.
brown and Frsnhinsie PsiDts, which VIII be dsposeo
on reasonable terms. -, -, . Ia, 49,
Tbese paints consist OF various shades from deep ne
brown 10 10 a deep orange sDd also black ana oenS
C. pO.od metallic oxides tnsr iasns Pfopefues ana
economy can be confidently accommodated Thls Comper
nv also PREPARES from The zane egdeA paints peculiarly
ysnsble for The coating ofron and u un forming tho be-
proteetion against oxdiZsuon nov known
These palms. when applied 10 wood. form, also vaua'
BILE pro eetion against ire -, ,,v,,.. ia. :,
supply OF The Compsnys besuntul White Ondo o
z,nr now 20 excessively us.d In Paris and other parb q
Furope AZ the most valuable substitute for white ICED an4
other deelerous paints 10 shortly 1npeeea fVf 20 "
the subscribers, . T. 'oN5S w
iyl n o, ocss0N
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JAMES Il. GOODMAN,
OOnhnnISS SION MERCHANT,

JAMES II GOODMAN
COMMITS SION MERCHANT,
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA,
WILL GIVE his attention 70 ne safe VI
w ALL KINDS Of PROPEafY
Designed for thsi hNtet
RIrUREScEs.
MeszYs J. n. HOYr l. SON Ne-.York
YOUN0S HOWELL New York.
JOHN WILLIAMS 4 co Rochester, Ny.
BELL GOODMAN do. do.
CHARLES NJ LEE. ESQ do. 90.
GEORGE r. CLARKE. Eso. DO. 90.
MIR. NJ. 8. HAWLEY, Buffalo. NY.
Mr. JAMES w. SIBLEf, Cincinnati Ohio.
Mr. r. w. BACKUs, Detroit Mich.
GEORGE GIBBS, Esq Chicago, Ill
kessa PAGE L BACON, ST. Louis Mo
EDOELL, PEASLEY a co. st Louis, No.
WHITTEMoRE, RUTHERFORD Co. rcroo.
TO, Canada ie, Ssw2m
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CLOTHING.


- ummER WEAR. WIN r. JENNINGS h CO.
~ uhAfEks TAlLo6s In lorters of COtba, Csss-
nerea Vesrngs Fancy Dress Arueles NC. 81 Broadway
American Hotel and Pennsylvsnis svsnue Wssh,ngton
d C. ofer for inspection, extensive assortment Of
sessonsbe Goods, which win Ne made up To order n s
prOgerbsly moderate prices which 10 view Of our
hss given the establishment precedence a furnishing TIE
most economical " not the loves, priced garments
TIE ready made s,ocE comprises eloth cshmsrsS nert
no, grsr coih ard hneu sacks De orssy'I dress aad
focS eassm~re, uieriDo and drilling Da1t.loons
sk sarn bombAzine, nGrseiIes, linen and ehay vssia
dressing gown, kc which, with seecon Of choicest
styles Of fancy dresS srcle consisting OF crsyst band.
keFchefA gloves suspe1ders shirI eonSrs bosoms 10
-- would commend 10 lbe sendon Of purchasers win
asscranee Of iheb superiority, In ssye character
most OF The clothing offered IN this market
We ~eald refer IN particular 70 the fsuAloons 10 are
enabled to furnish and solicit cal from The mosl fssudi-
Gus.
The Army and Navy yin find well versed 10 their ps-
eunr requirements and prepared TO Tuppy The dfereni
grades Of the service ,el0 n
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHiaG.-The best
l'1 place get men's and boyS clothing ready made
made to order 10 at j. YANDERBiLrS 81 Fulton, NORTH
west corner OF God st. Over 10000 read made
garments aso 500 pieces OF fashionable goods which VIII
be made TO order IN the latest srve offlshi1z-
je2e 2meod' JACOB VANDERBILT, 81 Fulton St .
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SALT WATER BATHING.

nR. RABINEAUs BATH 10 Low opsn a tbs BsneEy
Dtor ladies' and eenemen from sunnse unui ~ oeioes
Al night Much has been card shout Pubic Baias-tbeH
great Importance 10 the general health VI the pubic al ~
tory 10 ond 10 their prssecesn1nsss alone rankng emoDk
the virtues We AJAX the acnro, Of ne lovers OF nesH
and comfort 10 the fact thai slthougn this Prvae $50
ltshnenL is terms moo 10 saoscnoefs Jf ~
seascn mssi ing II public r1sed family nom 70 o. =
ing fsther oher and chidie n undsr age pay only " NJ
the reason say 10 days more, Bringing .oe evs
fraction cent II daily ufed sosIe 1870
the season; admission gcksts 80 por ooleu' re
and showers Is cents. ~"
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TEAS. COFFEE AND sU q. = =

AT REDUCED Prices q no NJ ~ he .llsu.
don Of he public 20 tber ssieesys :, 80. . Ger esn
nsmed articles which ih~y ar % rh.r stocs subrs-
e ensS5 qa .o4 pm sss :s
Refined W mir sno H.. f..s .hich canno. b. surpsseeo
nenI OF Greer sns o. J.v- COso Rio. a. Domngo Ss
s ,se q. Of which ere sHspl = zoe s'Ss sS
p.,~.s, s.s-ol--n's s0d EtshIe,ah 90
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.oo1,xc mRTAI. AND IRON HOysxs$,ss

DOOFING mBFAi.s NJ roois by dFsdnl =
hsbeeInon prepared of sS's s.,,ss.,osns NE ssnea
:seo o0%o = t 90 the ro TIE Pdes 20 sssps
o. os y In Ore prsof roof will p'-s'e CHI
fbr themselves -. .,-. manufactured W ~
.ues simpie, house = y !, 1--we. fbs secvs
oue day. the plates siank 'os -. eoor and whec
- so.s, Tor shippirs vii esssfe ~, y = s.o1e
or, re- sli complies, e1oo r. NA'D
zee in
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DEuOvAL.-DR LUTENER, Auhst has removed
IL his Office from 556 to 25S Broadway, entrance a Wes
rep-sI Ofice hoors In future from oil
Sixteen Of successful practice OF all diseases OF Ne
Ear enables him 10 cure ali deafness, unpleasant noess
and discharges Of the Ear pro iood Tho nerve aud drum %
cot Injured. .x..
ofce An letters Do postpaid. COnsQltsioo lea ~
mall or Otherwise OIL. ljyl4 hW' b5 I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09
PHILADELPHIA

CYDNRYMINsTEk CARPETINGs..An ~
- arucIe-dGk and hghl suDduee ofa ing AN msss
,,rl, wed and oil psined al wool. both cdea pefts
"a pau m forming boq1ots Of eowers WIN efeae
serois Lc equal 20 AxDinsIsf, for sale oniy ~ -
usuu scturer, al 81 per square yard, who nsusfs -
sell thai an experience OF upward OF Is yeAn 10 msa -
f.ctu ing and porting fancy wares csrpelnSh on CO.,
wtndo shaces and msfTngs bis immense ssAD1soMe.
CHpel Hall Is and % Norb secOodst hrsi 'or III.
Christ Church, Philadelphia VII laslfy ns sp'. - ad
70 a. article every way equal ~ kddef ME "a
MID he uries be.aula selection Of Bfsssessh -
vlevet "a pesgry three ply s8d ingram essb o.
ciohs xi be disposed Of o. very Iov n Cor III
eity neeeptspees tinieresl 1ddsdD 70 ms,s IaNra
slock. vi I'm y S'e-----
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IsTHndus hotels.

- ISTHfUUS HUTEIS.
cHA6REs,l .Np 6QRGosx
CRUCES PANAMA
gy,HE IRVING HOUSE, 81 Chssres. Wallace W. Wu.
Il hams, assisied b. Hugh Miner
TIE PANAMA RAILROAD HOTEL at Sorxora, N
der the management o. A miller aid j. y. COngcr
THE AMERICAN HOTEL - Cruces, under tes MAJ
zyeneui Of 4. X. folger srd II Miller gr.
THE UNITED STATES HOTEL. 81 Psnems, cndeg ths
management OF Adrian 3. Hiler Vel DkCu
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THE ndEROHANTs' rNsURANl
CALIFORNIA.

81 81 E rss.' PgARIS i BROCKviY, |As s-:..,'
SACRAMENTO cur y
aRoCEzs AND COMMISSION MxscnAs,.
4 iBERAL ADVANCES made "a eonsxunsot. "a an
bRg-acy business promptly slt-ndsd 70. s~ssy n
A FsESEsTocK Co N-~-York
Hssy VOWS Phiisdeiphis
c. @ HUsssy, '. ID Hows, WrLLIas kAB'sss IT, 4
HsarLsTos, Pittsburgh. Hys So
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THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
For Europe.
For America.

UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS
CoLLIss's LISE-Saas fro. NsD fo-k.
1T AyTfC Fer Liverpool Sat July 81
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Fer America.

CoLLINss LIrE-Sdns fron Ls-e-poo!.
Crit Yer S-s fork W-d JAY II
cIFIc &c.. CAPT Nrs...-...-fos As~ ort "sdJaJ 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09
OFFICE MERCANTILE MUTUAL issuance Co. I

OFFICE MERCANTILE MUTUAL issuance Co.
New-Yofk, June - 1859. !
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that The eerus-
Ncaes Of prof Issued for The year lsS, win The secr1-
ing interest will be paid The bode thereof or he 10.
ea resresentayes and sfsf Monday, the slh day Of
Juy next al hich time ell Interest thereon VIII cease Ne
Garlic ate 3 10 be cancelled On payment
az order OF the Board,
Je25 Wv CHARLES NEWCOMb, secretary
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W. ckAWsUCk

WOULD ca. l.. TE = s. a.s upso.
.e,isbIns ware $50 Grsnd-sL sos -
3 found complete ..sofnai o. 91 NO.. Hsss d e
VI a. Eedst-.ds " Every desufpnoo; - 100
sn'ssdd variety Of window shades .nd rsps, 10 go.
IA b.ds snd mattresses renowned and ms'e 'F''
iei2lms
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HUDSON MANUFAC TURING COMPANY.
CAPITAL, 5ooOCo DOLLARS.
rJ,HIs COMPANY WAS CHARTERED By TIL
i susle Of New Jersey for tie manufacture Of
GUrrA PERCHA GOODS,
VIZ; Shoes Shoe Soes, Gas and Water Pipes, fuoirF
Machine Belts and Driving Bands Fancy Articles nd
as Trays, Boxes. Book binding, Cups, Fasxh Canes
Whips Bals Picture grames, Decorations Tor House,
Steamboats, ships and Cars, Amy and Navy Equipmen
waterproof Caps Clothing, &c, for insolaiirg ree{re
Wires kc well az The manufacture OF oil Kinds OF ma.
Rubber Goods Full 20 given 10 purchase aod noa
real estate water power, buildings &c for business eqaa
10 the ants OF the country.
TIE BOARD OF Directors las ordered the books 10 be op
ed The 10Th Of July, for Subscription TO mo Cspi"
The Company. 60.
Notice 10 therefore given thst the books Of the Company
viii be opened ths day sbovs mentioned, 81 20 Vmcs
OF the Company, lsl Broadway asw.York q ne s:o'e
of Johp Thornley,, Esq l0l ChestnatsreeL Phadeipnai
Al he Office OF he Trenton BANKING Company Trentoo "
J. sud al The Revere House, 10 Boston, Mass for sub
sernton of 500 coo dollars 10 shares OF 100 dollars esh
and hai he books Will remain open for thirty days or N
ul The whole amount II taken
Ofce OF The Hudson Manufacturing Co. ISL Broadway
sAMgE5LJT. ARMSTRONG r,..nrv. comu,,
JOHN T. GLEASON. y4u
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DIssOLUTION.-rhs cop.aner.hIp hsrstotOre .,

DIssOLUTION.-Thec opsrner'hp heretofore ex
- Liing BETS Ihe slb.crDers under the name and
Ann Of LYNCH l. DAVETf al 1876 West st 10 this day
dissolved by mutual The outstanding basin o.
the concern will be settled by AS LYNCH who u NY
hor,z "A To se The nsue II us drtn 10 liquidation.
@~Ni0 " - las LYNCH
Hew.Yori, June IL 1880 JAS pA'hF'
CARD-The subscriber TAKES this opportunity Ore
inning Nm sincere thanks bis numerous Trends ana Gus
toners for their prolonged psoosse and 20
ci,s its conunusnee at old established stand ~ we
noi" i' 'oN f,v4 stsj JAS LYNCH.
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INSURANCE.
THE GROCERy
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Office. No. 81 Wall. cOu'-f ~ Pesri-sl N
CAPITAL. shoNa

CAPITAL. fSa.ss.
THIS COMPANY. having ahe5 capital al pad IA n
I cssh srs PREPARED 10 iusIre BudlBgs Asrck,ssl.s
Hou.sbold Furniture. Vessels Port their Csrso-s -
sgsilst loss damage by 6re, $50 tbs Rsss u alsS
Ezvigsnop and Incorporation, On the issorslIs
terms AL losses promptly - i.tsd and pad
DiRECTORs
RUyvs STORY, Moss T.YLcs, SAMPSON hsoan
Psfts aAkTis, GsOscE ELDzs Cas- BURKa.IT.,
FsAScIs SgIDDY, HEsEY EOgY, Asa g. Potrta
JAS 3 Wnsos, ALEx " Gsssr Wa Fosrss
BEN B SHEkAAs MAsERsLL PsFOos, Isaac C. T.vros
SAMPSON MOORE, Presdsoi
AmTor SMITH. Secretary ,-s,ss
THE MERCHANTS INSURANCE on
nE ThE CITY OF NETWORK, ofkcs co, a, -.
~ WITCH and Dey cts lh- North River s.,s -
espG $4,000 Insurance against loss ord .m.y ,bv -
IhON 81 ADAMS, Pr-sisnI
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no ENGINEERS AND ARCHITECTs.-fhs
Comusopers OF Emigration hereby offer $40 for ths
bes and eo for best psn adopted by Ihem Of
The buildings now erected and for coosog and baking o
The Inmates lesmsted 800 pesoos OF me Emisrants
Refuge on Wards Inland Plane to be submitted on OF be-
kre July &C. 1850 Facilities for examining tho buildings
and grounds and any Information Ia relation N the objects
desired will be given by the andersikDed 90 application
Al the Office Of The Commi ssonersi In the Pax.
By order JOHN II. GRlSCOM, General Agent
ful
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For Europe.
CuxARD LISE-Fsr LiserpooL
FOR brcmcns
OcIH slim NAIIsArIns CnaaAaH
From Bremen.
For Ham burg.

HrLrSA .LoMAs. c.yt ) P.sl.,, .Jrs4 srerl.rn J.
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noms.,ic Porls.


BALTIMORE. Apr. Ar 80 49, - c., b.. 49,
ID E4-t,a inl Wa'ts NJr@eae tres J,-, 800.
Nyr~s.- A 81 - .r.- 'D ~. C..4.-.. 49, Tor
lalr4roa Ca.a'y Is-as5' Laras .snd seI'els Il. b
rry SOres1s. .rar. Ants Dif.rn t-niryf - go.
Ie-e- .nl~r. No-ils. "a 80 n'fi'. f-a~ -
., .-. f.-l Ne fl -. l-- .Iss H. fa-i- ft
49, y lave % p-r--. 9.s-sz'a- q s-s' w f.sf w
~ P-.r A. 1ss. 900 hs-ftrn D--1'r'ft "a, it
a-.a "a - inl~s, sttf. f'm 1N'.' 49,.
- r.t4...- Ctsr-.faa Fo.r Hrc-- harsl cleEr-- f'
~. = 49, W.. Grotoa G45er Boo - hs 80 "-A'-
49, 4 i.-re .- 4 .,a-,r ,sins p r.. hrtr-a
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MARIIE URNAL.
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