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LIFE ASSURANCE.

National Loan Fund Lafs Assurance Society,
rs CoRNHILL, LONDON, AND II WALL Z
STREET, NEW YORK
CApTTAL4. e ssoo'oco sterling, s or sa,5oo, q 600
Royal Assenf, 27h July, 1888. "a Savings Bank
for the Widow and the Orphan" T. Lamic Muir
ray, George street, Hanover Square, Chairman qf
the Court Of Directors, London. 4. ~. ~, 4 ,.f Z
UNITED STATES BoAap OF LOCAL DnEcToRs.
New YoRx.-C. Edward Habicht, Chairman |,
John 8. Palmer, James Boorman, George Barclay,
Samuel s. Rowland, Samuel M. Fox, William Van
Hook, Aquila @. Stout, Tanning c. Tucker. Bsche
PInLA prLpmA. Clement @. Bidde, George r..
Graham, w, Peter. (H. ,. M. Consul,) Louis A.
Cooley, William Jones. 49,.
BAITImoRE Jonathan Meredith, John cTavish,
(H. Il. M. Consul,) Donald McIlvain, Samuel Hsf
man, Henry Tiffany, DR.. J. II. McCullcch.
BosTos.-Gcorge M. Thatcher, Israel Whitney,
Franklin Dexter, Benjamin Seaver, Elijah d. Brig.
ham, f. A. IESNpkR GEst,n9 81 sTAMR b N cSn.u ,.,
EDWARD n. RICHARDSON, General accountant
for 1s United Staiss aMd b. w. a. Colonies.
Pamphlets containing the rates Of premium, pros
pectus, examples, names Of gents, medical exnIn-
til Wall street, and of ag ,nts. saa 1tff .al Z
Part Of the capital IL permanently invested in the
United States, in the names Of three of the local d
rcctors as available always 10 the assured
in cases of disputed claims (shoud any such srise)
otherwise. its
Thirty days are allowed, after each payment Of
Premium becomes due, without forfeiture Of policy
The United States Local Board meet every We'd
nesday, at their Oficc in Wall street. whore all
business connected with the Socetys operations In
America is transactcd--affording thereby every
possible advantage Of promptness and attention 70
parties in cases Of leave 10 travel loans settlement,
&c.
Medical examiners attend daily, nt o'clock, p.
m, at II Wall street, and al the Office OF the diff
fcrcnt Local Boards and Agencies. @i
All communications TO be addressed to ii q
# lfsc j. LEANDER STARR, General agent
4 for The United States and for B. ". A. CoscnSss.
June ~ sA Irtif if9t tia ~ i.'4 4
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PennsyIpania auesss bsfsceen l4th and l5H streets,
WASHINGTON, d. C.
June l3-ly

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the United States.
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having formed connexions with the principal book
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for religious, miscellaneous, law, medical, scicn-
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There has been sold,. during the present year.
36 Of the public lots for 09l n, as stated above,
which has been applied in the manner pointed out
for the disposition OF the city lot fund IN addition
TO the above, ~ lots have reverted 70 the United
States the terms Of former sales not having been
complied with. The number OF los now remaining
unsold Is ,230.l
PUBLIC GROUNDS
The public reservations recorded in this Office,
consist of seventeen lots parcels OF ground, most
of which are designated for some special purpose,
and the whole quantity of ground thus reserved
appears TO be five hundred and forty nine acres one
rood and twelve pcrches OF this, reservations num-
bcred 10, IL. and ~, containing together eleven
ncrcs and twenty nine pcrches, situated on each
side of Pennsylvania avenue, between the Capitol
grounds and sixth street west, have been converted
into building-lot and sold. Thus the aggregate
extent of these reserved grounds may now be esti-
mated at FIVE hundred and thirty eight acres and
twenty three perchcs. Among those appropriated
ss was originally designed are rcservsuons num-
bcrcd I and 2, which arc indeed the most prumi-
nent Of the public reservations. The hrst OF thsse
known Prcsidcnts square, contains upwards OF
eighty three acres, and is bounded east ana west
by 18th and 18th streets and north and south by
north Fl street and the Washington canal " "
upon the north part Of this square that the Execu-
tive mansion and tho buildings occupied ~ sne
State, Treasury, War, and Navy Departments are
located. The grounds attached TO the Executive
mansion, exclusive or those connected with those
Dcpartmcnts and Lafa ycttc square--which is also
part of rcservation No. 1-contain about cightscn
acres, and are in the main highly improved
The unoccupicd ground OF this square, lying BE-
tween the south wall Of the Presidents enclosure
and the Washington canal contains about forty
nine acres, portion OF which prcsens an irregu-
lar, uneven surface. Tho last Congress made an
appropriation for I" grading, cnolosing, and plant.
ing IL with trees" and considerable progress bad
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RAvENsCROFr COLLEGE,
Columbia, Tennessee.

Columbia, Tennessee.
Under the control Of Bishop Otey aud Convention q
The Profssfanf Episcopoi Church.
THE next session will begin on the first Monday
Il in September Professor Macleod is head Of
the household; and win fully carry out the plans
by which IL is proposed TO make quiet, refined,
and affectionate home circle, promotive alike Of
moral, mental, and physical culture. In the study
hall and the ground, in the dormitories, at
table and in the parlor, constant attention will
be paid 10 the habits and manners Of the students;
and pains will be spared 70 supply, as far pos
sblc, ali the tender Offices Of parent.
a'u 3, IA, 4um0 TERMS
Boarding, lodging, washing, mcnding, fuel
lights, and tuition In all the classes, English, Ma
thematical and Classical Modern Languages, &c,
$3.50 a year, payable half yearly in advance, one
half the first Of September, and one half ON the
fret Of February.
Pupils may Be entered at any time. and will be
charged accordingly.
vscation--the months Of July and August
Rt. Rev. JAS. ii. Orgy, ID. D., President
ASpREw J. PoLK, esq, Ashwood, Maury co.
JAMES WALKER, esq, Columbia, do.
Rev. r. II. CREssyv, Ashwood Rcctory, do.
Jan. Trustecs-
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A. zAPPONE

CtONTINUES " offer his services as Professor
" and Translator Of The FRENCH, SPANISH,
ITALIAN nnd LATIN languages. Rough pronun-
citation soon improved, and bad pronunciation cerr
tainly corrected, under his instruction. VA 'sif
a Residence. Mr. Fugitt's, Indiana avenue, near
CITY Hall aieaey 20 sf,ta, 81 .il.3-0l.
: 10 n. ZAPPONEs Poems are for sale by the
principal booksellers OF Washington. tAug. bly,
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TYPE PRESSES, AND, EVERY MATERIAL
i NECESSARY FOR FURNISHING NEWS
PAPER, BOOK, AND JOB OFFICES, can al
ways be had at the long-established BAIrIMoRE
TYPE Foundry, Bank Lane, adjoining Barnum's
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credit for approved notes, liberal discount al.
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j. III. TATUM, ARTIST, M a
GTUDI0 in the Capitol, near the Library of the
- House Of Representatives. .a'ai
Lovers Of Art are requested TO call and examine
his specimens. al1 4
Sept 6-u le tlitsa4 a
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DHILIP BARTON KEY will attend 10 any
II business be may be entrusted with before either
OF the Courts Of this Distrct and will also attend
70 the prosecution OF Claims before Congress and
the Departments. Office on street. ~ .Ifa.s 4
Julv I7--tf ~. 81. f
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sl6O,l6s IS

DR.. United States in account current with lgnatius
Mudd, Commissioner Of Public Buildings, on sc-
count Of sales of City Lots, in virtue OF the 18th
section of the act ssTo continue, alter, and amend
the charter of the city Of Warrington"
1S49. f.
ON 7th street west. .........e.... s4,2s6 80
To cash paid ON account OF grading,
&c, on Virginia avenue. ......... 74 IL
To cash paid, grading, &c, around the - =,
Capitol square,. ................,..,. ,SoS 90
To cash paid, paving, &C., in front OF
the State Department. "......-, ssl 800 20
To cash paid. paving on Pennsylvania 80. :.
avenue. .......-.... .-.....-... .. ssS %
To cash reimbursed TO the corporation
them. '...'......a.......... 2,2so "A
81 % cr. ss4os 50
= sury Of The United states. ss,S52 81
a4w if. ---------
To balance. e.....................,. S756 0e
Dr. United States, In account current with Ignatius
Mudd, Commissioner Of Public Buildings, on ac-
count Of sales Of City Lots for lS4e. ~,
To cash paid, sundry bills............ Si,osi q
.f6l 4Ee. 800 Cr. H.fy -------------
BY cash received Of Charles Douglas,
(latc Commissioner Of Public Build E.
ings,l as per Treasury Report, No. no. >.
Nv cash received tsor s,,ndrv lots sold. 67s so
Nv balance ee.......... 126 ~
US. sl,osI q
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Tho Minor Drama.

Tho Minor Drama. IliI HlIl W M I
Uniform tciM Uhe Modern Standard Drama.
This Series is intended TO embrace such Farccs,
Burlettas, vaudevillcs, &C., ascannot consistently
be incorporated in the " Standard" Drama. 1t Is
printed uniform with the above, and each number
embellished with fine Engraving, illustrative Of
some prominent scene. Every new piece of merit
will be published at the earliest moment.
The following have already been issued
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-02-21
Sefentlt6e SSenDu.

Sicnffa95 Den l2tsn uno Wittwo6s ben
l3ten Mdrs, prdti5 um 10 ubr Bormittaas,
fOu am Saufe osS perftorbenen Sonatban
Steffen, Ieetbin uon Nieoermacunaie
Saunlbtp, eeba Gauntp, tfentIib perfalft
nereen:
3 Sdaffpferoe, worunter fi6 Elm Sattsl.
pfero uno eicosr befnbet, cin uortreffIibsr
3idbri9er 9eIbsr Saul, 6 Nildtibe, einiae
nit RaIber pfercs9efbirr, Salftern. 8Iino.
baIftcrn, SIie9ennese fur A Yfsroe. S6rCt-
Fife, SutintrCg, 9rV6s &iIfe uno ROrb. elm
4 pfercewaaen uno SOcoi, Elm @ingduIs'
wa9en, 9OISldIitteu, SsuIeitern. Gin pfer.
ce9ewdIt uno SrsIbmaIhine nit Shhtt'
Ter, 8incmhbIe, &e6cn, 9ObeIn. Elm SaIb.
bufteI,WaaB, Sdfe, Bo9enpinne, SrOb.
banf, SO 8aftietne, Sdubfarrsn, Sperr.
uno 8ubfeteu, SimobD Sru, Strob beir,
8ebuno, SdoufcIn, @rubbafe, @eI1b.
fcrnIoub, ii pfoiten. so &ldppbcarb, Saa,
men i'm 9runo, Settsn uno 9ettGietlen, Sis
fcbe, StdbIe, Sdnfe, 2 9auSubren nit Ras
fen. SCIS uno ouoere &iilen. Slorteppids.
RrautbobtI. gSOQ' uno Spinnrdeer. gine
Guantitit 9dnsfeoern. Orabr, Ghhsn'uno
6Ieioerl6ranf, Sfen nit &rbr Safer NIT
@lIi9, SIeifbtdncer, 3ubsr, @iicnbifsn uno
GeIieI 9fanuen, 8runoberrsn bsim Su.
fbel 2 ScbrIn, MeiieI Bcbrsr, Shnsio.
msIIer, SIsiihbanf, 2 SodmeiIern. Ssusr.
Dol, Rudeuplattsn, pitI Srosn9eftirr. ein
Oe9en uno piitoIen. uno iOna nod aIerTsi
Saus. uno Sauern-9erdtbs SuumadnoIi6
Su meIoen. ...'
Die gstin9un9en am Sertauf5taas unb
lufwartun9 pCn
Sdcob Steffcmr
Spbn Stcffcu,
Stbruar ll.--lla3ni. Nomnlitratcrs.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-02-21
ScfentIt6e s>ScnDu.

0icnila95 BEN Stem Mdr;. nm II ubr
MIuo0S, fCI am Saufe pes untcrseidnc.
ten in Ncrcmbcitbol Sip, Seba @auntp,
lfentIih uerfauft lperoen
3mei 3su9mdbrsn. cine traasnc. Sube,
&inosr tin 0sUOnfbire 8uu Sbweiue,
Sdaafr, pferoc9sftirr, Elm 8itr9dulswa:
gen, Gin 3wei9duIsma9sn, 8oarobOoi paa.
&c, @99en, 8eIibfOrnsgoe SeuIeiteru,
Mincmubl, Sncbbanf. 9cu' uno Miifea.
beIn, Gctbsn, Orsiamaftbinc nit pferoeaee
malt, 9OIifhIittcn, Sperr. uno Jiubfrtten,
Stcifm0o9e, @fu0SWaa9en, Sru6rsfFe. se.
br6rIter Sia&5, SauSubr 8etter unN 8stt.
Inoen, Setbeu9, uuo fonit nod alrrIsi Irs
ttFel 6u umitduplih Su meIosu.
Credit uno aufwartun9 wiro 9esebsn
,pereen ppn ...
@iibaci Siesc.
5cbruar 7. no3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-02-21
Sefenttt6e sSenbu.

Gcnncria95 ccn 2Iten Sebruar, um IS
ubr Mltttd9S, foil am SauIe oes llnterSeib.
neten, in Sbcrfauton Sounlbip, 9sba Co.,
6ffentIib usrfauft wsrceu:
3wsi pf'rce unc pfeSssefbirr, Sibe,
&inoer Sboofe, Elm Swei9duIsmagrn nit
Soci 0refbmafhine uno pferbesewaGt,
gBinomubI, SrObbanf, SOI;fbIttsn. Sru-
Icitern uno SdemcI, YFua, Geae, Srutbt'
reff Spsrrfetten, Steinbreber9cftbirr, Sfen
nit RObr, 8ett uno 8ettIacen, &rautbo.
bel. SIahSbrcb, uno nod cine 9roBe Ser.
fbieecnbeit ancsre QrtifsI Su wsitIdufts su
melesn.
Die 8eein9un9en am Serfaufstase unb
Qufpartun9 pCn
George SpttrI.
Seeruar 7. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-02-21
Sefentli6e SSenDu.

WittwOts cen 2Ofen Sebruar, um 10
ubr SOrmittu9s, fou am Saufe oes Der.
ifOrbenen .Sein g S6necb, in Ncrbwbeit,
bau Saunf6ip, ee6a @uuntp, 6ffentIi6
perfauft weroen:
Cine trasenbe Mdbrs, pier Milbfube,
Sdweine, Sbaafe, Seitsn uno 8ettIaeen,
9runobeCren, @incmIbI, StrObbanf, SoGS.
fdIitten, @a9en, 1ifbe, Sdranf. 5su bel
Der Sonne, Strcb bsim 9ebuno. Giienbd.
fen, &eiIel, cine Quswabl @ebsr. uub
Sbubmadtr gsftirr. 3iber, Stdnoer,
Sifsr. pflu9, G99e, SbmaiS in Sdfen,
tupferner &ciIsI, neblt onorre 9aus,. Saus
ern: un0 Ga6en'Srdtbs ju um1dacJi6 Su
meIoen.
Die Setinounsen am @nfaufstase unb
Qufwartun9 BON
SGcUb Sbueb, @'0" UrS'
Sanuar 81. no3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-02-21
He9titrtrer6 Netbnun9.

NoiudrD SecF, 3D., Ge9ltrirer Don &c:
da Sauntp, in EetnunQ nit Gem Staat,
we9en Nsbsnerbfbaft5 Sar.
Or.
8diufs cmpfau9tn Stn frt9tnoSn 6intrlaifnIbafttn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-02-21
Sai.erit iebet bier!
grp6er sSerfauf bon Batern.
Sefentlt6e 0eritetaeruna

Srsitass unb Samitass ben 6tsn u. 9ttn
MdrS, um 10 ubr 8Ormitta9s, fOu psrfauft
werosn an Der lsetberi9en Bobnung bes
UerftCrbsnsn Saeob 6. 8ifIer, in epHn
Saunidip, ee6a @ountp:
a pfercs nit @sf6irr, gsinbpieb, Sdaa.
fe' S6wsine. 2 gSoasn uno SOeoi, Spa.
sierwa9en, Srefbmafbine nit pfsrbsFraft,,
8inomhbl. Srcbbonf, Seu, Srob, S,oIs.
lhIltten' 9auS uno Safubr, Sfen NIT
Gobr, 2 SranntmeinfsGeI. SO Sd1Ter uno
nod aneere 5ur Srenusrsi 9eb6renos 1rtt.
Eel. SeuIeitern, 9ruucbeeren, 8ettsu nit
8ettlaoeH, Slide, Sthbte. uno IOnlt nod
cine grO6e 8Tfbisosnbsit BON 8auern.,
Sausl unb El6snserdtbe Su umRaneIib
Su meIoen.
Die 8ecin9un9sn am Ssrfaufstase uns
IufWartun9 BON .- .....
Sobann 9. 9iifGcr,
SfdtbGn SfiItler,
Samucl SiitIcr,
SeGruar l4.-na3nt. AomintrotcrS.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-02-21
Stof auf Der Sduerei.

ptrre, gRShre, 16 6dbs. 5 8ircer, 6Sttsr,
l 8uu, 10 etirrr, 30 Sbaoft, so Stbprns, 5 geG.
acn, DEarbrrn, 2 6rlihIltttn, pft9t, G9str, 3
Stbubtarru, Drcibnlafbint, uno 2HInSmtbI.
Grtra9 Der 8aueei.
332 9ukbct gRoyn, s65 9Rcoocn, 536 6aftr, 81
Slahsaomcn, 6k 6lCdaan,cn, 430 6artcfftln, 1904
lEttlbfcrn in 8clGtn, las Nd6en, 25 9rpit1an, 50
9ictbrttbru, 25 RCtt9, 4 Supprnbrbncn, 3 96rrd oe
iatNns Gjurttn, $500 6routtSpf, 81 SrbSfts Gaufr:
traut. 46 9apunotn bGu, 25 2oounQcu 91stihtrrufu
ter, l03 pfuno 9tbsdIIttr Slabs, l5l4 Yunp Rinbss
bSRts, 1867 Yfuuo Gotbsbautc, l0lS qfuno lin:
tbttt. 1913 Yfuno StbmotS, 1904 pfunp 8uttsr, 1900
8uFbaSSaIt uno l52 e0run9'n DUn9r auf bas eono
9dban.
Serfsrtiote 2(rtifet.
I02 SRauntbmocr, SO 9,oar l6citu, 5 GcIttn, 70
BClbsbtmoGr, 6S Sroucnfrcds, Is llnttrrEttI, 45
Stbcrt9ounts, 20 SbUrT, u Sraucntapp9n 10
ScnntcnnCts 30 !9tncSrbmccn, II GnutSuanSt9c,
% ScotSntkibtr, 42 9Naar Srtimpft, 20 Qaar an0e:
itrjdts StrdmpfI, 9Oor oattidtt yoanrfbubt 9
3pan9SIuctn, Srucbiidt, s Sproafidt, 3 9rtiltrt,
l6 8ettiNrji9e, 4S 6cpfttlRtGtridac. % acintthGr
25 6dnbttbcr, 81 Cuts 9iSblarn, 95 Cuts Strtmrf:
earn, 642 0Jaro5 9incn Gbtd, 925 QJarc5 ipranc
eincn, uno l044 Waros ootIctucn-44l Yfuuo bartt
uno 10 Barrels mtttbt Sdf.
SIsifb usrf6IabCt
ebpcntfItiitb 6067 Yhinr, &inbftiEb 1908
Yftmp, &ottSftaicb 7S4 Yfuur.
QnSobI Der 2(rmen i'm 0aufe.
Gs bcfonreu iib am l. Snruor, 1910. la in Stm
ipauf. Q26brrnO ccn Sabre purNtn 260 tiu0turu:
men. Gttcrtn 2. 9onw Nu;abl 376. @cn pittn
wurotn 2l9 Cnttoiin, ws9ptrtuuNGn. % finp oirr:
zen, lpuron tcct rah Dem lrmcnbault orbrobt, unb
% babtn ftb otrptltno 0cmotbt. 2(Ic mar rit 3at
Der 2(rmcn I'M 6auls om l. souuar, 1850, nrth los :;
43 NonntprirnCn, 33 NSritspTlrnr,, Is 5tnabru uuo
IL gHactbtn unttr II SObrtn, unttr ptItbm iItb 10
QBabnfirni9t bCfnbn.
Be9uerbunoen.
eccira GRitlcr an Srortlin Strfb pcn S6umounoic.
9eitpb 8ncIIsr on Gtcr9e Sobicn rrn Springfsto,
Buds Gcunm.
GiiiIa Stbact on 92obon gHtjE rcn epuu Souuftbip
SbCma5 Sauf, 4ufIsber.
Srbn Stanf,
pctnrih ehoue, 9ircttcren.
Scno5 BrrUlt,
ScGruor 7. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-02-21
SIlmpcrt ! 2llnittcaa!

Der untsrSsibnsts er9rsift biefe @eleaeu.
belt bic StC6rbalte uno dncsrs su beuad.
ribti9en, edb er ieet 9umpsn einFauft an
ftinem alien Stance in llIlsntaun, in arof.
fen uno fIeinsn Suantitdtsn, nofIr Der
Matftprsib in Saaratlo besabGt miro.
SSurD 3immerraa.
S9nHar ~. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-02-21
S5a6er, S6rei6papier, etc.

IQs 9(rttu rdi9iEit, 9sihibts:, Scbul: uno aneGrt
8Gdbtr, 70 rpis itNs ART Sbretpopitr, Stnifsr: uno
S8anopapiEr, Sbrstforu, Srts pCu isrrr Sar6s, unb
ole onoerl in otts Sacb 9chSrias QrtIts imnsr br
nisrri9 yu v,rtaufsu i'm 8uibtrbr ron
9utb, YOmn9 une $rerIsr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-02-21
Gin Die sthtbdrcu Siiebtcr Der Gpurt ppu
NpmmOn 4Sliee fir Secha Gauntii.

&r dc unt;r5IibnGttn Iubtcrln ron ertba Gounto.
bsj'u9en hermit, So6 mir bic 8stbnuns vcn Scibua
5anic, Ghr Sdasnttcr ees ttia9ten GaunteS, fir
lS49, 9rnou nit esn Sdtbrrn unb ben borouf trebrn
ptn llrtuneSn vtr9ibrn, uno Die 92Ctbnuna als rtia
uno pabr 9llneGn tabtn, pis ie anaroctCn 1T, unS
fanern cine 8anj rcn brtitaukno fdjsbunecrt apei.
uneCt;ia SbaItr unp Snuubfunsa Gents, in cen 66n.
Den res Shaemcitcrs Sribua 6anf, GIl. Sur 8stSti:
9un9 oen, BADEN mir unlrs llntrfhriftsu tsiqcfio
eisfn lOttn Sag Sonuar, I'M SoBr 1850.
6. 6. 9leubarb,l
S. SC. Clifton, 2(ubitsrs.
gsOr9s 8Ianf,
SObn 2itbtcnipaftcr,
Seujamin Srcinia,
SamHel SnauB,
Gcmmifpnsrs.
0FVTuaF Il nq3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-02-21
9lrlitctt NeCs)ia.t1tet.


Die Re6nuu9 uon @barteS Sdger, Gfq.
S6aemsilfsr Der Sireftcren ptS t9aufes
sur Stlhdfti9un9 uno untabaItun9 Der
Qrmen, fur oos GauntD 9eda. pom 2ten
Sanuar 1849 bis ben erlten Sanuar 1850,
beiee Sage nit ein9sf6IOfen.
Sr.
1919. San 2.--Silarj pcn lester 8etuung 8 $50 IL
SEQ. II. GmpfaR9su vcm Gauntps SbatulsiIt. 800 o0
Qpril2. Dc. bc. 1000 90
%. Gou 9lotban Totiuosr, auiiebr
t6sr Glila6Stb pstrr, eurtb N. .. Gbubarb, So
Sunt2. @cm Glsrt Der ecdDa Gauntp Gcurt,
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1850, San.1. Ge 90. 65 90
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0oQol S6arf6lteen!
Q E 1et Gter!

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cen. Su bieIsm 9rO6arti9en Sdsibenfdie.
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nen SaunItips tiefs5 Gauntp8 nit einan.
Der ju ms6en-cabsr werosn fb Die SRA
cun9ier, g8beitbalIsr. Spinner, 9ombiuer,
8aIdin9tOner uno furS Die zen allen Sc.
asncm aus Ger Ndbe uno Ssrne einfineen,
mrnn oaS SsrS ibnen nod nidt su nett in
bic Scfen 9efunfen iIt, nm nit ben It.Seis
csIbr9er Su fbit6cn.
Sis !SsipeItcrecr 2tbiikcr.
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: es6a Gauntp, in &sbnun9 NIT befa9tem
Gauntp, pom fen Sanuar 1849 bis gum
1iten Sanuar 1850, belize Sage nit Gin.
sef6Irfien.
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er aueitoreu, S77e1 O5
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-29

priation bill, though we know they will be
such only as such bitter anti-Administration
men as Gen. Bayly and his colleagues, the
majority Of the Committee Of Ways and
Means, will see fit to recommend aud report
We say, then, to those who seek TO make
basty capital out Of the Annual Expendi-
tures,-"Sirs, you should bave hearkened
unto us, and not have loosed from Crete to
encounter all this." When you consented
to the Annexation Of Texas-when you JUS
tilted the claim of that State to the Bound
airy of the Rio Grande-when you cheered
on the War with Mexico and protested
against Peace without the acquisition of
TerritOry-you then and there rendered
large augmentation Of the National EKpen-
ditures inevitable. Forty Millions per an
mum, beside debts, instalments and in
ttrest, is relatively smaller annual ex-
penditure for our Government in 1851 than
Thirty Millions was in 1874, when you set
the Country afoat on this unreturning cur
rent. Show US where any considerable Re-
trencbment can be made, and we are for it
most heartily, but mere clamOr for party ef-
feet on the extent of the National disburse-
ments is sorry business, and reflects dis
credit en- your own leaders, who hold the
purse-strings in Congress. To squander the
Public Money is bad enough at best; but to
deal it out lavishly to political adyersaries
for than to squander-that would be piling
fragrant criminality on suicidal folly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-29
Progress of the Cholera.

COLUMBUS. Wednesday, Aug %.
Two Cholera deaths have been reported today
There have been 2s4 deaths in the last FIVE weeks
OF vhich 200 were from Cholera
Mousr vERsos, Wednesday, Aug q.
Seven deaths from Cholers have been reported
here to-day.
sT. Louis Wednesday, August g.
The interments for the week ending at IL o clock
yesterday, were 1OO-29 of which were from
Cholera, and 70 children under five years of age
MILWAUKEE,, Wednesday, Aug. %.
The Cholera has broken ont hare la Q very ma.
ignart form, and is committing terrible rsvages.
On Friday and Saturday last lOs deaths are re-
ported to have occurred. On Sunday, deaths
were reported at La Sale.
The Board of Health report deaths from Chol-
era for the proceeding "a kours False reports are
in circula.ic7 ss to the health OF the city. The
weather 10 very favorable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-29

PASSAGE FROM PANAMA TO BAN FRAScrsco-ws ~
In receipt OF sdvices from Panama from which We ere
Ershed to learn that for California sab csd
to delay The Isthmus hsreiofsrsths numbr Of
steamers and hrsclass sailing vessels plying belwsss
Psrams ard San Francisco being amply sufheicst 70
accommodate any lumber OF passengers Ia addition
to the rumber Of steamers already engaged In running BE-
the two ports, the following excellent slssmsps
consigned to Mesns Corwine. Brother, L Co. Panama
will arrive there during the months Of sepsemb9 and o.
ober; the Golish" Gen Zachary Taylor" and Wsh.
ingon" Nearly all The tickets by these steamers Will 10
sold ct Psn,ma by Nesps G. D. 90 passe-
gers for the gold Jgginss" leave the United States
without procuring through tickets with every degree Of
tafety.
Information the probsbls Of arrival Of tssss
vessels at Panama and their departure thereo &c or
be obtained from FLETCHER wEsfRAY, II Froasss
New York, who 10 tho Agent Of Messr, Corwne Bro4her
Co. au2T stsod