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To BOLIVIAN BHowN--My Utat F,scHd 5inoo
RI, ndng tho suggestions In The Tibuae relating Iu Tho
sopva written tho premium generously o1sred by hf
Rsruum ] have bssn impressed with tho pfop1eiy aud
uii,v Of tho eousn therein ended 1T quito
tain tAt ii very atgs Of eleg ant poeinl copos
on will DO roug, together In tho hands OF M us'nuins
temmlilse only very snail part Of whlah Will over a
aecs.sle L, Tho Of reading, nlaHs eiHoed In p9ns
permanent fnrn's
Al Tho song ia, Jenny bind 10 bns NtGsnai Ode iste
con bs no duubi that srse upnaf OF tho beet rao'ital
" ,tafs Tho country will contribute tlel' npsti eIfa
an Tho occasion aud hhpud Ills expectation be realised.
an spessnu " tho itnnt7 talent u the whoe haih n u
b. pte.stpd IN 0na handsome volume, Witch may ba isia
s,ay stedasA ~ Tho art NJ printing snn tie al NJ p"st'Y
rsv / bnoV ~ ny ~hoaa asis nspstlenee. critical
1A Industry hsitsI Hpalf7 HIN - .sss the eain
,isi supervision II spsI wuk tlsh Tpntself " ,he,s
fns s6u " ~ II, sna "hsih petnissh firm Tho
r,i,a,s =, stsi7e e ss6es fiom lie usniss, ite,a
ran lie s a,,tl iss s1ples anJis Is sYia ~ ss $40
eAst ~ pit.ssnbn
n ,op wiling lie ,lss ~ lssHs Iost tl,ae sna
sty wl lfAiif ,le hnfeti ~ ell issphis'y c's sta la
ytu harmless ~ ts aspshsa ~ The Thik b' v'rl'
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Ihs1h vstsa III .s lsst hen' - vltsh a,s r'rrrst
~. syeis,a, setrf ts, ssais' r-Hli.ss.
uHpa atas,isks s rs'si h.t ss FL ,t7ss 80 s'r sn'
% iess ,4e artsisrg 1f,sts stsafsire rt' fsisT
-*ssi ,ass ts iss, sst'atlt >. s-s ti,s r,.fsssi
81 FsRIhF
Piasts@ f4ef5 etft,s,.t.s ia+ 81 iesr
Having .ses4el tlis s.seelhs sttst sft,i NJ
49, ~ ss s-I s.ststs, ~
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-NrW- YORK TRIBUNE.

80, axw.YoRK DAILY rmBuNE IS rupI,'
fN~ xvEnY MORNING, SUNDAYS SAoEF'SD s,..
=. che vr,bane Buildings, oOrnsr 81 g ys~,
ana Ensaan strssrs, opposite sas U,s. nav ,~aes
-. Delivered City Subscriber 70, .d1spcs al The Desk
e sSo oa is Or H,s sPg snnS SPIs
Two Cceta Ae eabserl9sspp for sig s,ont6s For hroe
snss IL sav9 Ss y9s ssps
ges gin Saa.' s9ns ass higher tsh nose Of 7ha
Il ihAa eSses. w ssSssz .sii say diFersnca
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THE REcoMPEEsE OF PRISTERs.-The Printers
Union Of cur City, at the request Of general meet
ing Of the Journeymen, has just completed 70,
vised Scale of Prices for every department anu ~
scripton of work in the trade, which is aO0u. W ~
presented to the Employers for snelf 'Ul''oo So;
ton. We trust the Scale will be genefAii' 10ql.
e.cad in but that whether content with 1t or nor
meeting of Employing Printers WIN Dc oao uaS ).
oonsidar i and generally attended. There ougos
ob4ionsIv 10 be some uniform standard or scae 70
nn.led to in case of any difference aa to the
80 ,om penaation for any work done. Anarchy,
raoertsiotv and chaos on this subject are all
,esinat the fsr, regular, live and let-live en-
ployer, who wants good work done by good work
men. and is willing to pay for it and benefits only
the nigeard who calculates 20 enrich himself oy
grinding the face of the poor and robbing Labor OF
its honest due All we ask is reasonable and ex-
plcit Scale of Prices, agreed to by Employers and
Journeymen, and binding until both parties con
sent to q change. Such one may now be had If
the honorable and fair-dealug Employers Will con
ter with the Journsymen in establishing it. we
entreat them to consider the matter and act.
PUBLIC EEALTH.--The following ID the Week.
~ Report of Deaths in the City and County o..
New.York, for the Thirty-fourth week OF 1850
from the oath to the 3lss day of Augapt
uo.,on t2o,s 195. Girls 129; Total, 1877.
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raeA nesses AsRss va have tsasi9ea aies
~ tte B.,sts fasrst ~ Brsnes Aytss ., ses aa,h
II isss tir nsas ~s,ti, -rrFisa
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Rsea tiev nsste,t-ws ssysfsssissa .s;rr
q t's Ntsss Maisats, sssssi astsa lava q'hls
IL tsF rs sss " Bss s.,est ss r,ssttss safitssi
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CouNtp tpuxts,a@l~ ChAaAsYS~G asaea lallsa
Jrhasoa h. fssss itsgsSt t&&s inf tt>ssetei ~
eallias had mes. behave yas dsssAs'ss' os, s'st
epted hY Judge Greenwood Al TIE lAs ieH y 'sa Nsy
geeit ia III q dats iHHtlaerMea. Rae ~st et@Asht M
" asAysss sefla sf' eet s1sa a. ssft 20
il,ne sreit asaa MsAa ~ 81 jfs@asfEA ~ tta
ground ITO Nsess Ess t'ta 1StHs fasi
The ASeiNseN metv Nsi gtssoA S ao hsae sats y
rsa.ea. seFs No see0a Al Ne stse ~ ss
al apa snpsietlep Application 3@ese' aas ,ss Asfss
,enasdpa - sac woody sf s aAeis " sstTs s' ~
y, ioI ~ IL - iIs.n
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York.
II Engine Co. No 4, returned to this city on
Sunday morning about o'clock. They landed at
the Eastern st amboat dock, New York, where they
ound Hook ard Ladder Company No. awaiting
them. The latter company escorted the former
acrosa the South Ferry, aud to H. Il L.'a house,
where they had provided irstrate breakfasE.
CEksUs-EIoHTH WARD There are 1856 in
babitants in the Eighth Ward. Males, 1874; Fe-
males ,242 Deaths the past year 81.
Horges 345; Cows, 272; Hogs, 38a; Farms, "a.
The Oldest person found in the city thus far by
the Mar.haa, is Mrs Sarah Lexington lO5 yeara
old, born in New Jersey. She can sec to read
without spectacles.
TEMPERANCE PARTY.-It is rumored that it Is
not improbable that the Temperance people will
enter the canvas this Fall as party in favor OF
Law and Order.
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BROOKLYN LAW COURTS.

CouRr OF OYER AND rERNtSgR-BetoEe Hon.
Nshsn s. More and Justices Siillwel! aad SiSkes-rSs
ysiI Trtn OF mi, Court commenced yesterday nora.e
the inowu arr Tho " tic Grand Jarays swors
1o,crh Dean tremsp Johu MOORE JACOB Il SaekuiAii,
Il, hntt rruik Charles l. Marvin Care; aaae. Richard
Yucaer Fsfa BALDWIN, Charles AZ 0cast )oscpa a Pr.
~ WIN Rspcyr5 Jehu Elctt Carr 9, OAR ca We loAi,
sor "A H. Terry ard Erseeis l. Reeve,
The 0tard Inquest duly sUorn. aH iia o>sTt pro-
e. rdcd 10 charge uroa lao aGal pepi tcryak es are
than hvr ,uutcs The delivery Tia particularly eAatl5
I'd hem hawayof is relation 10 dtstlcaae i!as ~t
mig III ,rsnspe Inc 0fsad iafy room, sad atido3 81
tpeoss controversy IN ,ene nf tie srWsesfes ashS eS,
in iisegsures Of eefjsls transactions ~ ai3tog 4sAf
lOty
Aner tho .veaius " ne .ai iafets tse caart ~
eupd IN tie hostuE at special eoiess eSr ssogsa ~
qWeais, judgments, ~
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sIss, N Ft1asTFl, ~ FssFia. q ciIafsn. n Ia
tai, -
ialnfnsns In gtssaweod sAi at4st Etesstyn e,t,4aas
b4g. Heu Yut aba abs, tissss, 81
Increases u dssttts esef thtt1 third wsss =.
~ In Hosf0u. thirty test.li ~ssk. 81 dssstls lie
esssse hon pfsyieas usek, 10 Among siis ais.
easss ws sttiss eps "sssesssa" ptef " sbstst
For corresponding wess ID s4s shsss ms,s 40
asst,s. Of pbish 9i nsts u atsdsfs
-eM FhiQaeipbia Ahi'yhash rssF, sl9
dsstis, wsss bsfms, ls7 ia@ssss as. psass 70
yeas, 40 A4alis. u Clsll,ss. l4i.
80 In Hsm O,is4as, ssbsg seseaa psss, ia
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envy rettr@Neshss deae yetsss.iay. eA>set
b, etna seeel a tatY A. j,ss4ei ~ nsA5as seH&
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IT, 1auta u uattts.. Eta s2@ q Hsa7 Jsha
A, teliaf died at t'aaasNa. "a va sssss ae@ 'Ae
.stAsta4ss8p i,e4ul@sm@, dsS X tWH astas asys'
Ing llela tee veasal "a whfee ae as3 a@esgssa AZ
asa gssseia,, ~, IA tlt Nay 80 eiszhsa,taas Az
the ,in,e II ssAiss his essssge he wss lAeaEtNs
vAist az attach u aisfS{tss ats ssdIaeeai,fss is
seeasips fssea ~ ssss4s, ehiisp4z AIS, ~ ta&sa
the vessel ~ eana.tN ia wess state he ss,aee.
", ies shs shsfsa ~ INA = tsaassl received
every a,teAssa sad qSsa3q4t l., eEs sss Asssa
utiei. " iss ~ lsssi "A sszAssegs s9,,id ~ 81.
owed NJ osiief pa4ssssed ,ssaek@ Mts4
e>setsNt shaiaM eA's ANA AZ AiieAt, se04sl di,ea
si,its
EassQ4stse=olli se4 Siete sgs@stsa "A sAe
Merchants EsqAsaSs stssaFes a>34ps YESTERDAY
wsssisa, peyis MsaAsn aass a MA sszsas ~
reaIisttYasS ess a s5ats "a taa sgaeaay Yasss ~
Ms-sss uesa 4 ssatlss ~ lRasA ~ asaA zee asA.as
q sMts42tisa isAn .sEa asyA 'stss aaAa'Ssss u
anisisa- srlSts ssa nsa+pAiAs, phFA ~ 1900 -
Nav psfk Ana ,YFa ~ AAs.ioa SasoA Atta'.
piepwA, H8ssye.= FFs.sa e9bas. sait sef
rest-t, hpyn Psth NJ Ssp.tts sAst We wss AnN5ee.
"a 1aeD ~ Apests4 eiast sttS nj. Asas sas ~
10. II FslssA Eva ssfaa.3na axe ard 1898 VI ~
We .tsh esa sessa sass " keAA sSsfs isass ssssfs
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

ET" Commander Charles q. Bell, recently at
tached to the Navy Yard has been appointed
Superintendent ard Inspector of the Bremen line
of U. g Mail steamships now building in New
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FROM TEXAS.

E SEE EIGHTH PAGE.-a
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We also make the following comparisons OF the
chief diseaaea for the same week for six years
I1iytyfouyth Week in a

1t can hardly be possible THAI VIC ahsil have so
bad week again ths year. che heat tho extensive
indulgence in peaches and other fruit has doubtless
been the means Of keeping up the mortality These
circumstances will coon pass away
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NAyAL.--The u g. atorsship southampton, t..
L. Handy, Lieut.. CONG, arrived at this port yes.
,erday from Rio dc Janeiro. The following ID u
list Of her officers e, l.. Hanly, Lieut.. Com X,
III. B. Wooaey. la Lieat &C. d. heyno!ts, Pur
ser ]. 8. nj ury, Acting Master; j. MoCauloy'
Passed Midshpman; j. d. Harrison, Assistant
Surgeons James Linn, Carpenter.
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THE next session win begin Monday, the iii day Of oe
i 1850, and close FIRST March, 1851.
Nathan r. Smith, NJ D., Surgery.
VIM. L. A. Aiken, NJ. d., Chemistry and Pharmacy. ,
Samuel Chew, nj. D., Therapeutics, Ma,ea Medea, and
giene.
Joseph Roby, NJ. D., Anatomy and Physiology.
WIN. Power, NJ. d., Theory and Practice OF Medicine
Richard H. Thomas NJ d., Midwifery and Diseases o. we
and Children.
Geo. w. Mil,enbereer, N. D., Pathological Anatomy
The ample opportunities o the prosecution Of Pfa
Anatomy moderate expense. !.
Clinical Lectures four times week, by Professor smith 400
the Baltimore fnhrmay with the privilege Of daily ys
wards without charge to the student for the ticket :.
Fees Cor the lectures 800 % SIS; Practical Anatomy $40
cuisuon, s. !, Graduation, $40.
WILLIAM E. A. AIKEN, Da
Aug T-2awtI5oc
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THE once Principal this instruction. made BY the death
OF Dr. Cbson ned appointment Of H. w Thorpe,
A. M recommended the board gentleman Of
rare long experiences teacher He will be
Professor Of Modern Languages and such other help - e
number Of pupils may require. 0sl +. " UU lft tg5p
The school wiz be opened on Monday
regular une and In few days thereafter arrangements win be
the reception In boarding
be had reasonable terms other places In the
(probaby
Union very accessible position with the inui
merits Of school commend Ii notice and patronage "
parents and having the charge OF youth. III u
ROBERT Y. CONRAD, President
Dir, w, BARTON, Secretary,
Non. JAMES NJ. MASON,
THOMAS A. TIDDALL, esq,
Dr ROBERT T.. BALDWIN,
JOHN BRUCE, esq
DR. H. H. MCGUIRE,
PHILIP WILHERNs, esq,
JOSEPH ii, 5HERRARD esq.,
JAMES MARSHALL, esq,
Rev. "A. A. III. BOYD,
Rev. @. r. KRAUTH
Aug 29-4wcp Trustees
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Virginia Land One,

conformity entled An act 10 reduce into one s
several acts concerning escheato passed the 9Th day ~
AIRY, sls do hereby make known all whom may concern
appears by three certificate the cscheaior OF Logan con
Goth day Of April, 1850 and received into the Land On =
10Th day of September 1885, that by squests held on The H
March, 1880, following Of land lying In the county w
have been found eseheaied 10 this Commonwealth, yiz
three hundred thousand acres, which vas eon
J. j. 81 Thomfclt, OF France, company In France fVs
"Nireinan Company Guyandoten and which escbead
Commonwealth because the title thereto, legal and equab
alien aliens, and in citizen of Virginia. resident
United states.
Anoe of hundfe thousand part OF pc
contain hundred thousand Rcres, Of which James ~
died seized and which vested in John Peter Dumas Of
Of the general assembly OF rga, passed n the yea
Aso another OF three hundred thousand acres, Of sh
said James Swami died ,exed and which also vested =
Peter Dumas Of France by Of the general assembly Own
passed In the 1875 which said tracts of two hundred
and three hundred thousand eschrated 10 ne
monwealth the title thereto legal equitable w@
alien aliens, and In citizen of Virginia residens
United States The said John Peter Dunns being dead nnd
Is. " PARKERt
Sept 2a-law6wif Register Va Land ofn
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ny virtue OF Charles county cou sunt ~
ID equity, undersigned, ss uuse VIII ss nsoo y
Monday, The I'D DAY VJuy mex
lie and o'clock, the tract OF Ana
nv M.rv VI Neale from U, Neals and aso una
Francis Neae died 'os s
ccnad M lie time DEATH called and known As oooss
and containing six hundred and my acres looo aetes
less. and
II 10 well waered cauy
and The land 10 ia high state euu
yaon abundanty die usual pfoducs q e
Tobacco, and s convenient 70 ch"e a
mill 4@- LII. ~ ..,a.
TERMs -Four hundred cash the day OF SALE OF rahe
balance three equal annual :.
and security TO be approved Y me ~
payment OF the wnoe OF hs
money Is authorised convey " ie
or uurchasc said Mary r. Neae and the late Df
edescribed premises, nee ana
oefed q "e WHO" uo'' " NJ sToNEsTREET,
July 4--lawds tt Aius'oo'
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aDVICE Sytnes.-Gentemen al Washington cty who
DESIRE for OCCASION have at their tables te choicest
In perfect condition and moderate pces al me
avoid purchase OF ain original package Of
each Sort superior selection for table, Of number OF
bottles liquors. packed and delivered
free Of fehp BY Adamss on any day required
nv the day previous
The will be made by the under
Mosele sparkling Champagne and
unequaed stock Sherry Madea and
Port be surpassed including some exquisite Amonna
White Port Clare lMedoc) Burgundy sau-
German wines superior TO stock In
the and finest bandes and Havana
1s' p JACOB SNYDER, IT.,
Aug H-dlmf Wine Merchant, Phiadeipha.
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DOsTPONED Trustees sni. Of Real Estate-B Nfa'
Of two DEGREES OF Charles county sitting cou
the undersigned, trustee will SELL before hou ~
Port Tobacco, Charles county, Maryl Tuday me lN ~
september next between the hours Of and O'Clock me ~
land inherited by Mary " Neale from Nancy
and aso TINT Of WIFI the Dr Francis Neal died
together constituting the farm upon which the aid Dr han
lived and occupied Of ha DEATH called and kor
Goose Creek and containing sis hundred and h one los
more OF less This farm has upon comfortable dwelmh
stables, and NIL the houses Il N well waa
umbered, and convenient 10 navigation The land = y
OF saiion and yields abundany products OF e
m
Terms -Four hundred dollars ofale, OF
thereof and the balance three equal annual insamen
cured by bond and security, to be approved BY the
interest from the day u sale Upon the payment Of the wh
purchase money the trustee authorized 70 convey 20 s nd
purchasers the title Of the said Mary Neale and the a
Francis Ncale the above described premises subject 70 W
night of dover IN 4i7 acres being part Of the
said Dr. Francis Neale held in fee snplehe balance OF
and uninculnbefed.
Aug 9p--1awiw N. sTONERTREBT, lW''
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, Ass oYrIos o. TIE cosAIssiosERs, June %, ls5o.
4 r The sitting this day, the following order was made II
notice 10 be pubisied Al
he National Republic and Union that nc
memorial Board alter The nrst day OF sbla
which must be yeTned by
ahda where memorials have been received
down bearing the n MONDAY 81
further delay In be wanted mo
ton IN wng effect must be subued on or before hat d
se,ing foub he Reasons such delay - Nt
esn,s viii please reesiye the nodee conveyed b,
The recital 81 's foregoing EDWARD VIM. JOHNSTON
~. ,,,s,rsh HH#tf 1t Secretary the Commission.
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WILLIAM HoRNER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Lancaster, GraMt county, Wiseonsim,

(LATE FAuoutrR COUNTY, vA.O
WILL OF Grant, Dnne and Iowa countless and
w federal and supreme courts Madison lie will give
prompt particular the collection Of claims the
chase redemption ands and the
resident landhoders in any part of the State.
Refers Fooie u. Hon. James NJ Mason
b. senate Homer esq, Warrenton, Va Messrs Knox
Mason, attorneys law, New York Professor w r. Homer
Lapsey, esq, Messrs g. w. Welsh Philadelphia
j. Crockett John A. Kasson, attorneys At law 81 Louis
Missouri Aplg-lawly
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pAoaos.pA.s E.sys,sssss, :. q science. r'sr-sar

branches aoTsSs Sash Be- S.asS y
order On Ply Ss as pas ssd lar s in
me 5 al q sa ]
ra,s s ~ he ss indexes and tables u
visions Of the work are as follows:
l. Mathematics subdiv Geometry, Astronomy, cOsmOgaph,
l. Natural and Medical Natural Philosophy
Anatomy T6ysology, sarsey.a4 plates
tares GsosaphS nsa,y, middle ages a@ss Political
Ehnoogy comprising the national costumes and customs Of
dans sasnssrins sl.sna., 10 plates. ~,
igauon, naval arsenals light houses, $3.50 plates
middle ages The renaissance, architecture, teop
sing @ public stores
D. The Fine Artsi subdv painting drawing, enga
wing, thography typography music dancing and The dramao
TO- Technology subdvPubic works, Highways railways by
dauic wors mining mns and commerce. agriculture eeono
ny TSs 4, . sos plates sonns ana s0 "ss anu
The lconogaphc Encyclopedias be published parts
ysnsni pS,oio, which keep copies
The work is parts parts have al
ready appeared which may be examined at De
Price 81 per part s4e. Augl
NIIOICE Grades styles OF FIannel..-We invite the
's . pieces double mIlsd for gentlemen
IS do real Weeh warranted not to shrink in all the grades
10 10 30 80 i%es sssn ' %
do hne silk Sazs ;Gff m sE ssSss May CO.
Sept l5-2df
DARLOR and three Chambers to let, six doors from
Hotel Psss Fancy store elegantly eRshsd
49, Fancy and Perfumery Store, Penn avenue,
Sept a-da -- nea : a-on1. 800
n ERINOs, MousseIines Cash,eres, dc.Jus. received
~ Is ss1 peees bess Tribe, merino. including
DO 90 sS ssaaa cashmere asos
40 do do do dress patterns tvery select
90 do extra nch and fine mousselines
% mousseiaes and sashmerss ~, GOOD,
making present stock more varied and man
any pe'l0a heretofore cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
septi5-auf
RoNNET velvsts, sa.ins Sc. just received to which
lopeces bonnet yelve white, blue pink mode dab cher
Is do White vi ga and fancy eolored sarns
10 10 S0'0'u s' G cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
SHELL STEVENS has received beautiful 10
with baskets, direct from the Mediterranean
se aSSre es sood are and win be sold
Also osl, .'' asess saPsp p. sa opened o.
gabb,i's shaving powders
cytherean cream Of soap
Phalons chemical hair invigoraior, sc. -
Great hat can and gentlemen's outlining establishment,
No. l. Browns hotel, I'd door from main entrance
ALExANDREs KID GLOVES. we have just received the
is Is Dozen sdes assorted dark
i y 90 % 80 ,,s Dc 'nsh'e0''s
IS DO rsn,iemsns assorted dark. including all size.
iiSS a q a. beat BLACK, . sSss's '' sa
the vino s Ss
''' s'''e'' cLAGETT NEWTON, MAY, co.
Oct B-2uf
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H HEADQUARTERS MARIsE CoRFs,
QuartemafterS Once,
Washington, Oct Q, 1850
CEPARATE PROPOSALS. WIN be received us once, until
y O'Clock, Monday, the l day of November next TOR
furnishing aons the United States Marines al The following s
tons, ior the year l5si wiz: 4if Sly 81 atA3 " NH
Portsmouth, New Hampshirej n8
Cbariestown, Massachusetts sHH .Esa aal s4f
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York r. n.s sa
Philadelphia, Pennsyivania
Gospor, Norfolk Virginia;
Pensacola, Florida and ~ tss
Washington, District Of Columbia
Each ration fresh beei, OF
OF pound of mess pork eighteen ounces peau
supe6ne the option 81 e gov
and the rate Of six pounds Of good coffee wys pounds
New Oeans eight quarts Of the best
OF quarts OF salt four pounds OF good nd
soap, half pounds Of good hard dipped aow
candles 10 each hundred ratons At
delivered order OF The command
officer Of station, either In bulk or BY the single auon ana
choice pieces OF the
prime pork and he groceries OF the best
bid will this Office, unless accompanied ny
hundred dollars with suetes o e execution q
contract The sufcency OF the suretes must be
certified by official person. D zf.g i. E.. .HE s3
To be endorsed Proposals for Rations for 1881"
Advertiser boston, Mass bunker Hill Aurora, Charlesown Mass
York Courier Enquirer, Mirror EApress and Post New
Evening STAR Brooklyn Long Island Phlade
American, Sun, and Daily Times Philadelphia PaIio
American, Batimore Maryland Gazette AexaDdria Va
Wing Republican, Richmond, Va; Norfolk Beacon
Florida give Insertions, EACH week, and
by printed Of the advertise
neni, this Office for payment
Oci ll--3tawtd &a #
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-02

SPbENDID French Mtlinery.-Mrs. AsN n. CLARK hav.
~ ing Just returned from New York, will Thursday,
oh inst AZ her fashionable millinery saloon, very
periar assortment 81 Paris millinery sans
plain do, de Africa, feathers, flowers band chdrcns hats
drab straws black do, misses hats nband,
three cases latest style French pattern hats,
from Paris, new STYLE with
Al orders duly attended Al repairing done with the usual
neatness. = 80
Georgetown, Oct o-a.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-02

IBID ls.00 dozen ladies' best quality Kid gloves, IN
n colors, white and black.
65 dozen gentlemen's best kid assorted
chdens worsled, merino ana SILK, h ana
cotto worsed silk hosiery ladies' French sizes
and coors with Of ladies', gentemens worked
collars all prce match velvet cuffs and neck rbands 10
Of uli kinds OF dry
goods which lowest prices for the cash
only. .4E Z -, ,,,,oy
Oct 3-eow u. WIN. fEhbf.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-02

CARD,-JoHN H. GIBBS would take this opportunity OF re-
turning heartfelt and sincere thanks 70 his friends and
The Washington and vicinity who for the last thirteen
literally and kindly him In ms business o
Hotel AT the time, he begs 10
maze known carrying following branches o
his former occupation and cutting hair dyeing
Pennsylvania his fancy store,
gentlemen and ladies viii nd rooms well and suitably adapt
ed for their the above business lie
u BY giving undivided and constant personal attention. 10
his friends and the pubc and assures
shall his part 10 prove his deep
aud appreciation of such as may
be offered him in time 10 come -
TO ali his late establishment 9Th street
he would speculy mention that finding eligible TO make The
business location and arrangements, he would
particular favor tat early settlement OF their ac
Observed enable him 10 cose satisfactorily
The books fhe concern VIII be found o. be mnc
between st and 10Th streets, where j.
nj Gibbs ready those who ayorab disposed
undertaking. His will be ready for the
eeption of customers or about the LIST OF October
b. private for ladies' and chldcns hair cutting &C
toupets scap~, &c. always hand Measures and or
ders taken executed at the shortest notice
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