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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-09

70 Liquid Hair Dye, improved go as 10 color the
Hair or Whskers the rnoenit is applied without the least
injury II is entirely free from unpleasant odor, and can be
washed with the strongest soap immediately 1t Is applied
without waiting dry For sale, applied at BATcHE-
oR'S Wig Factory, / WaEst nyI5 Iurh&Sattf
~ Phopography.-T c. LELAND Reporter and
Teacher 10 Ann-sl (Trow'sD or 81 West Tweny-siXt-s
lncOd1
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DLANKETS.-I50 cases Mackinaw, Ne
AD ro Family and Berth Blankets for sale 9y p,o,
Polynesian., 1850-08-24
M AIesf II
EMPIRE CITY LINE.

NEW YORK THROUGH TICKETS.
THE ONLY DIRECT LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
i FOR PANAMA. Through tickets from San
Francisco to New York. by way Of Chagres and
Panama. The splendid and popular steamships
SARAH SANDS, 1900 tons burthen, W. c.
Thompson, Commander, and NEW ORLEANS.
l, 100 tons burthen, ]. w. Wood. Commander, will
leave San Francisco for Panama, direct, connecting
at Chagres, with the staunch and well known
ste amships CRESCENT CITY, 500 tons burthen,
Chas. Stoddard Commander, and EMPIRE CITY,
1900 tons burthen, J. G. Wilson, Commander.
Rates of fare San Francisco TO Panama direct.
First Cabin, $500
Second Cabin, $50
The Second Cabin has separate table, and the
berths fully furnished with hair mattresses and
bedding, and on board the Sarah Sands are state
rooms, great advantage in point of comfort, over
the unfurnished hunks of open steerage.
Chagres to New York.
After Saloons, $l25
Forward Saloons, 100
Lower Cabin, 80
All the above have the same table and privileges
of the Saloons.
Steerage, found with mattresses and board, Is
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each
steamer
The subscribers issuing through tickets
TO New York By the above named steamers.
EVERETT & CO.
Honolulu May l5, lS50.-l-tf
Polynesian., 1850-08-24

BOWLIN & CARTWRIGHT,
Dealers in General Merchandise,
jy13-9y LAHAINA, MAUI, II. I.
RIcHsp n BowIIN D CARTWRIGHT.
Polynesian., 1850-08-24

A CARD.-MR. LLOYD, SURGEON,
n having arrived in this city, informs its inhabi
tants that he is practising in the different branches
Of the profession He resides in Broadway, 2 doors
from the new residence Of Paki, the Kings Cham
berlain. ii-iot
Polynesian., 1850-08-24

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that we
IN have appointed JAMES I. DOWSETT to be
our agent at Honolulu, to attend to, and transae
any and all business during absence from this
place. EVERETT Il co.
Honolulu, June 81, lS5O.-7tf
Polynesian., 1850-08-24

WRIGHT & ROBINSON,
House, Sign, Ship, Coach and Ornamental
Painters.
Limitations of Wood and Marble executed with
neatness and despatch.)
jyI3-9tf HONOLULU, OAHU, H. 1.
Polynesian., 1850-08-24
GULATIONs.

aoW4rd.
6cate to be signed ),
free from any cont,,
he white flag, other.
flag, and obey the d.
officer.
d to the Governor ..
landing.
baggage to be landed
hws, are subject to
g at any Of the port,
3 aliletters to the col
regarding the deliver
le collector, will orr
by His Hawaiian Ma.
any merchant vessel,
ht either Of the leexI:
ke known to the col.
ess upon which said
furnish him with a liss
TO him under oath q
Ft Of the cargo with
which manifest shal
packages. with their
uantities and also the
nsignees. When anv
prm any or all Of the
forty-eight hours after
/ to 4 fine no { exceed
pthei documents pre-.
shall be either in the
retion, and AZ the ex
bvide an officer to be
uring her discharge 10
ion, and see that no
nerchandise be landed
the ports of these ISL
five per cent. Gd ca
mented liquors.
ports Of entry at these
p, Honolulu. Oahu, and
lers, in addition there
Kauai and Kealeke-
rges on merchant YES
onolulu, 20 cents per
L; pilotsge in and out,
Lahaina, anchorage
lealth certificate, 81;
S2. and clearance 81.
at the port Of Homo
and neither lading or
pr leaving any passen.
Is per ton harbor dues,
it if they discharge or
Fengers they shall PSI
|ues.
e Polynesian newspa.
lesbips are, from and
n all charges for pilot
hge fees, at all the va
rs of this group.
khalers will be, clear
,ired, } 81, each; and
lulu,-buoys, 81. At
81; lights 81; canal.
akeakua,-health Ger
and goods to the val
II if they exceed. tha::
o pay FIVE per cent. on
well as the charges for
pr anchorage fees, re,
-ious to June l9, 1881;
exceed $1,000, (whici
onolulu and Lahaina, J
as merchantmen, and
d legal liabilities
halers, do not include
f spirituous liquors.-
-hich is prohibited eI-
lu,) will subject them
men including the pay
N, as well at the an.
he roadstead Of Homo
onolulu.
who shall fail to pro-
for, shall be liable TO a
re than fifty dollars, Il
re, each ship-master i
ollector of Customs, a
is Consul. that all lie
is Office, against saio
that he knows OF no
Id not Immediately de-
uors landed at any oi
subject to the follow.
ndy, whiskey, &c, oi
u IS per cent alcohol,
5 per cent. alcohol Sle
RS, cordials, &C., lex-
bagne and sinclair wines
cohoI) 81 per gallon
per cent alcohol, malt
ad raIorem.
Fry may be transhIPPes
SIT duty.
D which the duties nav
eizure and conhscat'oD
fence on shore, and Id
any vessel, it shall b
officer Of said vessel I,
,lprit person to any ON
ds his surrender on pre-
ny person on boEd Of
br Of Honolulu, to thros
oard, under a penalty"
Lahsina, after the beat
ulu, after the ringing 9
hension and q fine OF =
ice to the harbor masts
their sailors within y
90.
B be discharged at a.!
excepting those Of l.
scharge seamen al o.!
without the written COZ
the only ports at ~h'e,
to be shipped-snd .
nor's consent only. 4.
prisoner from these ~
clearance, it shall oe y
hg officer first to iu.'s !,
b a manifest OF csreo =
Polynesian., 1850-08-24
ID. N. FLITNER,

GAIL LOFT-On the premises formerly oc-
~ cupied by EVERETT co: opposite CaranaTe,s
buildings SAILS MADE AND REPAIRED with
despatch. Canvass, Rope, Twine, Thimbles, Sc
cond-hand Sails, and all necessary materials,
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
CHARLES A. TANER.
Honolulu, June 8, 1850. 6m+
Polynesian., 1850-08-24

VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT FOR
SALE The subscriber being about to leave this
Kingdom, offers his Dwelling House and Lot for sale
The premises are situated the business part of Homo
ulu fronting streets, and have them well OF
excellent water cook house. barn. &c.-Also. quantity
of bearing Fruit Trees J. TURRILL.
% mar23ti45min1 G.. r. BISHOP, Agent.
Polynesian., 1850-08-24
RI gle.

wing taken the s'srs -
e. II. MARSHAL, |,
& Co., will continsSs. 70
ness in ali its brancp..a -.
L, where he hope, n
re hitherto afforded m n
| fail to give bin ? 20 e'S ;s
casks on hand sro %.
decl5-Sl-E
s.; Esy gives notice e D. D.
is authorised to y q.
account Of H. y. Il,
4, which are mol
A. PAH..
Chambeflsn.
COMMISSION,1ss IS
N for the future - Sak
its business u ,.dr
Eriy occupied q BY ''S
). H. SMITH
Polynesian., 1850-08-24

DOLYNESIAN VOL. vi. Bound volumes
Of the Poiynesian from May ls49 to May 1850
can be obtained at our counting room. Price $6,oo.
July 20, 1s50.-tfi0.
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THE UNION.

~. On ~ IN ffte hair md
Mathls y, "a !. nnoinrsd s~ese,s,ies
The Hon w " Floyd was then called on 10 expIsn1
The Object OF he ,n,sur si,e which ha nreseosd the
following preamble and fesout,oos which wese unaut
nsesest,
Whe,,x 900 hsva sean win o,nch dis,,,ss,c,;oo H.,
course ,sat has been pursued ia die Conaress OF The
ifn,,ad S,s,s hw Jsaa no,,ion ~ he No,,h r. y,
the a onsson o n sn 81
I'M. ENID i, a. H.. ,,o,,nd ~ INA .,,r. AZ
Ina Son,h Sncb course OF policy il no he Jneea,ed bv
avs,v nm d eye,v love, az ,his go,ipns II nao
oahS nan ata .seay osoa - w, mon
~ rss,p ~ % ~ C.siing r. IL j, .ssn,
ssc,ons Of DE n,nn When vii, yssult In he mos, di,in
dismemherment OF This mighty republic
NON md copppaoi hond gove,n The Whole neona Of
~; ' sgnpioi,sa a snou kots' @ ". i ptI ~
inc exisrs g, he ,no Of ss,asng thar peace and ha
nnny n, H. ~, ~. from s,,ife zee
lioual n,e,rs, an5 na,,v ieeings $3.50 III
When tIs - ~ Ia don. ,,Ynn suct terms as will nor
H. honor and in,egri,y of the SOUTH then Tho
Soutb shoud nee he Nouh IN hat shirt bar Nil reflect
mon her tat ennohug L. WI ~ and copto.
iaabins H. ni,e snJ Of he
Old World hat we as free American Safes can irae nize
will pieserve The ineuy potency and power of one
the most republics that has ever existed since
time heoan
| Therefore, in view of all the surrounding orcam-
stances We the czens of Johnson county feeling y
devoted attachment to the Union and prosperity Of The
american republic h"d that It's preservation is he nsl
Nv h ~ rbir,ean - ,ba scnata of the iIni.ed
Sa,es W.. hoId tba, onr celings rohs and nere - Ire
yssan,nd Rut beisvna 80 we do hat he basis ON
which his plan proposed 10 settle The unpleasant and
nnh,nnv sectional drences witch mo q, III The naace
quiet of the Union just, honorable and consu-
uona. ana nae Whch meets on etl,e ay'occ"'on, anu
Wish nond ne Ie na ora e 81 ,s
lInoyn " ny Tha p. y u" p"'o' - 'S'y Po'o " 'e
R.ai,d Thai We cor5ialv annrove the proel,s Of the
epoSed bv he cpmles Thsea and
arKe upon congress e great o. Us
Rsso'psd, That our and representative Con
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DUBLIC sale of Large and Valuable Farm N AuguA-
county, near sIauntOn. VirginiA.-On Wednesday
on county Augusta called Bearwaow belong
Johnson, lying between
Etaunion, both OF the road from
Me works. together with all its buildings fan
which about hundred
cleared than hundred well
wants. large barn. stables dairy, house, other
usual buildings gardens large and well selected ochad an
productive of the Catawba &c. &c
quality and has been udictous
y a permanent Improvement:
much OF cleared land entirely and fresh
The good OF land, In country attractive and
suaaon every AGILITY sending
dccuon and where lands steadily rising
value, affords opportunity which, hoped will
the notice OF enterprising
whole be judcousy divided for
sale farms, with convenient proportion OF wood
cach besides wood land and cleared
purchasers;
disposed bad land, invited communicate
mode Of division which would fhem
fe the SALE either the undersigned Richmond to his BROTHER
william b. Johnson Stanton The later has OF the an
persons in the matter all the in
formation In his
BcawAow al present occupied by Mr. Simpson Taylor
His LIST OF December which full
Oft premises win be delivered purchaser In the
however, purchasers will have the privilege Of putting
q crop OF small grain
Of purchase be paid
cash the Of the balance three instruments, at v Is
"a the day Of sale The credit bem
table and deed of the
with covenants general warranty,
will be made e cash payment made and the security
Tor the credit mcnts given.
Sale IA O'clock the ds Thing
house occupied Taylor named
GEO. NICHOLSON JOHNSON,
For himself and the other dcv@ecs OF O. Johnson deceased
June 3--3awd&cp
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From Columbus Statesman July g.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE COMMEMORATIVE convention
this morning adopted the following preamble and resou-
tons As the question decided il is too late to make
any Suggestions, Mr. Nash would say As there is
some evidence that cities TO be again visited by
cholera an adjournment was to be looked as and
think there would have been much less objection to Il
than
Wherea. it /. that Asatic cholera is again
scouging the citizens in various OF this State, and
the dread pestence have recently occurred in
this city And
Whereas il is both natural and inevitable tina, member,
OF this WILL in view OF these facts be concerned
for the safety and health OF their distant anes and
extent disqualified for that calm and deliberate con-
sderaon Of he important questions which they are called
upon decide And
Whereas. in view Of what been done, and what YET
be done, IL is the deliberate judgment OF this
that under tho most favorable circumstances
constitution he perfected by the first day Of next
Rsoped That when this convention adjourn to
shall be TO meet again in city Of Cincinnati, the
first Monday In December next
R,so,red, That a committee Of members be APP
pointed by The president Of this convention 10 make the
necessary arrangements for the accommodation OF the
when they shall thus meet in said city OF Gin
cnpat
The question being on the adoption Of the first rcsolu
|tion,
Mr. Mitchell demanded the yeas and nays, and being
ordered, they resulted yeas 81, nays 40, as follows
Those who voted la the affirmative were
Mcsss ArchboId Barbee Barnet OF Montgomery Bates
Bennett, Blair Bliekensderer, Brown OF Athens Brown
d Kcs. Hamilton. nard, Harlan, Henderson Hawsns
Hitchcock OF Geauga. Holt, Horon. Hunter Johnson.
|Kennon, Kirk,xood Larsh, Lawrence, Loudon, Mason
Morris Mash, Paterson, Perkins, PECK, Scott Of Harrison,
smith Highland, smith of Warren Stanton, StiiweI
|swin, Taylor Warren. wsy. and Woodbury-5I
Those who voted in the negative were
Messrs Clark, Far, Pre.,one, Graham Greene Of Def
ance Gregg tsroesbeck HOFFMAN Hunphre vile, Jones'
KING, Lesdbe'ior, Mitchell, onon, oaigley, Roemelu.
Riddle, Robertson, Scott Of Auglaize, sckney Sudget
Suble, Swan, Tnomp,oa of shelby. Thompson Of snrk,
Townsend Vance OF Batter. Williams, and Mr. President
x
SO the first resolution agreed TO-
The question then being on the adoption OF the second
resolution. II was agreed 10.
The question then being the adoption of The pream.
ble il was agreed to.
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1 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. Albany. July 10, 1850
In the absence OF the Legislature from the of gov
eminent have 10 announce 10 the people OF the State
of New York the most painful intelligence OF The death
OF Zachary Taylor the President OF the United States
The inscruiable wisdom OF the Almighty Ruler OF the
Universe has seen III 10 remove from the OF his
earthly powell and from the midst OF his the
Chief Magistrate OF the nation, at the when
were gathered around him The hopes and the confidence
of the people, the full reliance that his patriotism
wisdom, and hrmness would prove tower OF strength
and Of safety, should any calamity mpend or any evil
threaten our common country.
The constitutional head OF cherished national in.
stitnl has been stricken down and becomes
|cree which has gone fofthwhose wisdom may nei.
timer comprehend question We should humble our.
|scves before Him in whose hands the nations OF the
earth but the dust OF the balance, and should i'm
pore Him to continue unto the favor and the pro,ec
lion which lie has hitherto vouchsafed to US With
chastened feelings, should pray that harmony and
moderation. and wisdom may guide councils; that
charity and brothery love, and mutual olerai,on may
and hold together the most and seeningy
antagonist sections OF our contederacy; and thai our
country and its institutions may be preserved under the
trials to which they now subIected-ake the monu.
and the protector of universal civil and religious
liberty
OF the iusrious dead | need not speak The virtues
and the services OF his life nch legacy, which he
has left To a nation which mourns his loss.
In announcing the aictive dspensaou, respectfully
recommend to the judicial officers OF the State and to the
municipal authorizes OF the several cities and towns in
the State the adoption OF such testimonials OF respect for
the deceased and OF sympathy with the of thar
fellow citizens as shall to them appropriate
further recommend 10 the clergy and the people Of all
day OF public worship to unite in earnest invocation
OF the continued blessings of Divine Providence upon
our beloved country and Its cherished institutions
HAMILTON FISH
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BERKELEY SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.

E this place opened, and daily
J. Johns, point Baltimore
railroad, distant only and q half miles
leaving Baltimore Washington the morning. arrive
O'Clock the evening, and from Cumberland quarter
~, a.
beneficial where thermal baths
gout chronic dahGa, diseases Of the
of the especially cfcacious In all iregu
aes OF the system peculiar to the other sex A. uxury The
There baths
long DEPTH copousy supplied from
Of IA Fahrenheit with
artificial baths
The of the undersigned which will accommodate about
PERSONS
best uphoserers OF Baltimore and, every
comfort will be found be not inferior the best hotels
provided,
catering this establishment Bedford and other mine
while in the immediate neighboE0Od
there line chaybeae and sulphur springs.
Ters $40 for first week. with abatement Of
twenty
proong stay be according the
June as~swdSc JOHN sTRoTHER.
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MILL for the
ensiye improvements that viii aspect
~
comfort Vi
evidence
policy
The original desAgn gau the
fancy guests well promote their health pa
situated remarkably healthy REGION IA full view Vi ae
bold Ridge the vicinity o. ue beautiful village OF War
horseback or IN carriages over e Improving
roads, enjoy seek
pin alleys pistol gallery Tho Of billiards, ns
heah and howeIs Will mud peculiar
approval while the aiow deer and
gold the elk and the relieve
tedious who interested Ia tue raurs In
which expanded befai could
ges, add the comfort accommodates Of visss The
hurdle and tournament the fancy ball masquerade and brilliant
Networks, viii lend their respective attractions Nor these
designed for monde only To the holy ministers
spend summer without charge
the church respected throughout the season.
These springs
Fredericksburg and Az SO Tn weekly will
from both these points I'LL july when daily lines will be estab
lished.
These Springs known office books "Warenlon
Springs aud all letters should be 80 dected on they may be len
will iolows whole
Y75 for three months @60 for months SIS
$40 per $ie for weeks 81 rs
for children under three old When
provided children hour
who ordinary table viii be charged full price
Horses 50 day, $40 month -
DANIEL. WARD
June Is Superintendent
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Tm AsS,mLAroH.-Mr Phillips, the inventor o,
this apparatus, recently exhibition ts pow
|ers large company assembled at the London Ga.
Works, Vauxha After some preliminary rcnarks
vast BY fire. amounting annually the three king
doma 81 900 600 and the netcency Of quenoh
ling furious condagraton. he set fire to compartment
la large open building filed with partitions and pora ny
osing Of light wood daubed with pitch and urpen''n-.
and hung with rags. soaked with the combusble
The fame. assembled roaring with such vehemepce
rcpe the dstanc. OF forty feet, reaching, APP
pascnly, beyond all remedy by water when Mr. p. with
ono Of his hand-nschnes, somewhat larger than good
sized cotee-po from which volume Of gas and vHpor
was iii scharged extnguisbed the flames in hall min
ute " and then. prove that there nosion quality
in the resulting air. Immediately walked through the build
ing with aghted candle in his hand
company has been Formed to manufacture these now
sy Of FIRE engines which. they answer a. well ia prac
ticc they do in experiment will soon make ,hcr
this country snd find their field Of ope in
DUNG Hames and perhaps hre-riots
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We give day the resolutions adopted a, mas meet
ing of the citizens OF Johnson county at CarksviIie on
the 22d instant There very large attendance and
bat very few dissenting votes the passage OF the
uons-no half dozen out Of about three hundred per
sons who composed the meeting
correspondent at Carksviile writing in reference
10 this meeting, says;
1.-THE people disposed to express their views 40 that
the senators and representatives IN Congress. can know
what their will II the people should stand by and
see the Compromise defeated in the Senate when they
are in favor OF the measure they would be doing wrong
iaciiy asserting the acts and votes Of their members
in Congress- II is the right well the duty Of the
people, when they differ with their servants. to inform
them OF their wishes upon all such important subjects
It should be the wish and desire OF every man every
lover of this great nation. that this question should be
settled and certainly the democratic party should be
anxious to have this question settled speedily rs pos
sIhe, 40 that we may get back upon the cardinal
principles and issues OF the party. when It be done
without dshonor or disgrace TO the South.
81 regard tins Compromise bill as entirely clear OF all
constitutional objections If California had presented
her constitution with clause allowing slavery what
member in the South. either house OF Congress would
have voted against the admission MOI onsf Then
why will they persist in trying keep her from coming
into The Union without the slavery ciansel Let them
answer"
MEETING OF THE CITIZENS OF JOHNSON CoUN-
TY, IRRESPECTIVE OF PARTY.
large and respectable meeting Of the OF John
county held in the CITY of Carksvie Saturday
the 22d June, 1885, when on motion of Gen T l. Green,
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THE public informed that on and siier the 2<ih
~@e instant the splendid low pressure steamer btmor'
Captain McCauand with stsfe rooms ana one hundred
and vii regularly freight
washington and Assanans aud Hs
Leaving Washington Mondays and Thursdays O'clock
O'clock the BALTIMORE VIII take In
wood nj Aoua creek rney Point about O'clock
tho the
wharf, Baltimore O'Clock,
y, Tnedsy Fridays eKsnda NJ 10 O'Clock,
and =, III O'clock Wednesdays and Sat
Wdays.
90 Flnet f"ht.sts~s.. = w
90 baftmoe " ~
tickets 10 Raitimor, with privilege OF
afternoon. -. eo
Meals nd state
further particulars freight apply the board
OF ~. n. smith, agent in Alexandra, or TO
GEORGE MATTINcLy, agent
June l2-3swif
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Ud-h Mixture, a compound OF me most
and choice own on the fer
andge genial soil Of Assam. :" w . :"
encourage the introduction of these machlesa
distribute by lot among the
quantity equal the frt years profits on the
sales effected. L
enclosed in the package numbered
emitting chance in the distribution for
fifty receipts amounting $4,000 the
value of cent?
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nv GREEN a rAsrEr. A.e.,on..r..

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTfoNs-on Monday,
the 18th iprtan O'Clock, shall SELL on the prem
bidder valuable building site known ~ Tot
No No 70 sad egh situated Fronting 20 fee,
n inches north and back 1879 feet between et
and nd Those who desire purchase VIII do wen 20
Tyvxs One fourth cash in hand install
"a o. ~ deed and deed 81 trust
taken 10 secn'e deferred payments u., .srrr
July s-3Aas Aucuopesrr,
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.-on Mon
day evening tho 18Th instant o'clock, shall sell IN
front the premises, No. IL twenty
three feet 10Th between with the
improvements consisting of and three
story back buildings continuing and good cell
lar, with sley running bsdv lin street
TEsss One third purchase cash balance
In md two years for satisfactorily secured, bearing IT,
forrest.
DYER BROTHER,
July lid Aucuopes-
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VALUABLE Lot AZ Auctton.-Wube sold public sale
Saturday, July H. at6 O'Clock, OF lot
numbered three, numbered hundred and
fronting three feet Pennsylvania between m and
18th The this o. the
Presidents Hous. and War and Navy buildings, renders de,a
BILE building oc at,on-equai 10 Warrington.
TsRss One third the balance credit Of sir
and months The deferred be deed
OF trust on the property. Tiue unquesuonabIe
NICHOLAS CAL.I.AN Agent
DYER BROTHER,
July 4-eod]ikds Auctonceis,
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1876 Gyeens0ich street, Nee York -
Of connoisseurs A aud
Of families the choice and selection Of teas Inn
by them this country, which,
fragrance delicacy, combined with virgin purity
infusion richness and favor
The offered the following:
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405 prizes in all 1oU os &3,0N
prefer priced receive their
proportion orhey will be repurchased for cash. reduc
uon of cent
~ Country agents required Applications be addressed
paid TO the Company's Depot, as above
June l-d3m