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SODA LAKE HOIt.L.

'sssA TIE subscriber. beg leas. to infor,a
LIZ. the public that they hasr taken caa,sr
Of the Soda Lake Hotel, situated IN the town
Of Jefferson, Cas- county, Texas. They nrr
prepared to accommodate ali who may favor
Them with call. With the Le- tina, the country
affords. y. II. ELLIS,
J. ELLIOTT,
/'opr'<tvs.
Jefferson Na,,h -, 1880 nAaiv
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Aaml abstraction Nselcc.

I'M THE ~ h day Of October las, ic,iers Of
~ administration were gfan'-d Ia the uud-r.
signed By the county Cou,i Of HARRISON county,
Texas pertaining 10 estates Of d.cet.nis aud
wards, on the estate of John Ferguson, d.ces--
cd Therefore, all persons having claims
agains, said estate Will p,r.en, them within the
time prescribed by law, daily AUTHENTICATED, and
those nd,b 'cd To the same III please make i'm.
mediate payment, to T, B. liATLEY,
Ain,,l,all. Nov 9th, 1850. 21~Gt Admir-.
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NEW tDIERTISEMENTS.
4 e. 4 Il ID

~ aH Wb"n h,Se pres MS mau to,r,!
WllEREAN, fhe Res a \ Ross La.
W made the impression on tins cumntnii, T.,
ma The under -lgu,d did rreir or cause ci,.rgcs
I" u" preferred against the Rev T. " I1iwut,
IT. imprr. WH- made bI an incorrect
version II q letter addrr~-rd Ia the SAID kus-
bearing date Jul, 10 H. $50 20 lniutm hun, ne.
cordlng 4" "a rule Of the T. .-irru T.sa-t ontrr.
cnce. that charges w"uld h- preferred apnns,
the ~ald Rus for II. i admins ration of di~eip.
line and ncgi,ci at duly Mf Thwinp Wa
not named IN ~nid letter. uniy To pom, oai 70
hlm where conceived he had been guilty. If
administration, IN connection with the >ad
Thwlug tie further stated, that the under.
signed did call Mr Thwiny an infamous rasc
IN SAID letter that il also without ANY found
ton in truth The facts in the ease VI. ~ iul
laws: The Rev A \ Rn-- did prefer cl,grer.
against Mr. Thwiur, and placed them in the
hands Of the preacher ~ charge of Mar.had
Circuit, and gave the unl,r-lgncd u copy Of -aid
charges. With The u ne- of the wiinr-~., bv
whom they were 70 h, sustained. and rr4urs ed
the und.r>ignrd Ia attend tu the procuring If
the evidence IN the Case, which promised To- do
II circumstances would Justify All tbs was
done IN ihc prc.cucc Of Tho preacher IN eh ~,
A day Wa then set for the irial on coudiiinn
the ~ drnc, could be nb.aiucl (onr 81 the ,,i,.
nrs-cs lring sickJ the undersigned no ifcd
the preacher IN charge has, the evidence could
not be ready und further Informed hm That
did not b"tc,r 'h' the circumstances would
ju- i, The undcr ned IA h4,in anyihng FAR.
thrr to do with lnr cl-c 10 vhirh he a>-entrd
and .dri li. .If arrr hc situated - the
uuder-.n,d. ur would hnA, nothing fafthcr ~
do with il,. ct>r. r pr,'lrhrr called com
.' I'm a not
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4 Sale a.A PrsGtab;s inve.tme.t.

THE sbbscrb.r wishes 10 aell
II1A for cash, section Of land living
lll some 10 ~ 90 miles souh Of west
oeV4l1 from Marshall. The said land Is
located IN healthy portion Il The county.
wei wn'crcd, and sufficiently ,,nbcred for ali
practical purposes. Titles uudi- putnble. he.
SIDES good guariniec viii bc given. Person.
wishing To sun Themselves IN good home, or
megrly 4" invest 'icir means proh.by will do
Wei 10 call 90 the subscriber in the house Of J
w Btrrii & Co, Nar,hall, Trsn~. Please call
ard learn the particulars aud We IRE to
trade SiLAN ID WOOD
Nov Q. 1850 r22 81
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To Merchants nnd Planters.
\ VI F.. MORG An

A. VI MORG
SHREVEPORT, IA.
hFFER' fur sale l.rg. and general NJ.
s"rimrn' uf DRY Goods. Eoo,s. Shoes.
Hats. Gaps, Grocctc-, &c to which the g,,en.
lion Of buyrr,i, invited HIS stock was bongi,,
al the lowest pricr~ aud M offer gr-a, induce.
m"n'- Country produce taken a, bc-, rates.
Merchants al,o supplied u, ,uau od,anc.
Shreveport, Nov. 1850. 2?-f
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LIVERY siud # Dru-h trSgep' rrn,cr.)
L. TIA, be found at o., Drug Sinr, Of
NORRIS q TACEETT
MAY o 1850 uaSy
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STEAMER Srtzrp -A>otuH ENrrpi'
rioN Afoor.-Wc learn that some i"''n'-h'
siucc. the steamer \purr, Capt. Wakeh''' IT,
built ut Pbiladclpi,'. and destined rs was
supposed for \cne1n'l,, l.n Phiiad l'h'i
secretly in the night without cheating at the
custom house and without ,pers. Aceo'd'
ingly orders were dispatched by Telegraph
10 al! the Sontacrn ports To seize her IN case
she shold enter any one OF them. Finally
on tho 18th instant, u stress oi weather com
PEELED the captain I" pm, into the WHINING
ton. \. e.. in very badly damaged cond'.
hon. There the steamer was seized aud
prosecution commenced against her com
msndcr for violsIi x the revenue laws
We understand that she did not belong "a
venezuela. and was not destined for that
country. From tho best Information VIC
can obtain land this 10 by m means pro
e'se) she WA on her way 10 81. Domingo
and is supposed to have been intended for
an expedition against Cuhn. Of which thai
81 some other Yves. India island 10 10 b.
ne rallying place. When she was ssissd
!"ete were no AIMS nor military s'ores 81
''rd e sr-- Ns,- I>.t Tribune
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LAW DEPARTMENT.
Hon. T.. W u King. Profkssos " Tkeer
and Practice Of Law
John p,la6eld, Esq, Professor Of Commss.
eal jurisprudence.
1t-7ss-9oo per session.
All communications pertaining TO ,his dspart-
inent mrs be xddrcsssd TO
L, W N. KING, Ess.
MxxrHy. Tenn. March, 1857.
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\Oi Ice.
rluh Map:f.t.,ry.--Au In ~. Fl.

y v 4
Ii, kind. Of .nuG-snd very superior ~
y tIc,e Of Scotch. together with AL SORT.
Of coed and pretty ,hngs, can ts fonnd a. W
n,n, S,,,r III NORRIS t. TACKEJr
,o.r riss
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Ne Mtstukc .!!

Ne Mtst u l. G.. ~!
WE now offer to our friends ard the public
w general, the 6uc,i eatler, ever brought
10 this market oar Il. nut urge, Jia rrt,s.
ordinarily kne Rodgers and Nncs'enholm's
fines, peetcl-snire~. Wade urd Butcher, be-,
msnufae ure Of ra,soi w'h cytrlasiirg nd
beautiful s'rors ladies futsl st,..ot- md
.hea:s, and Nariins fulerof sewing needles
ordered expressly for lhe Ladies If Msrshall }
every VARIETY nj IAm,rics f.,-.roA- hest steel
pens. and gold peas walker. eci Tea, water
p,oni p. reus.an cap, and q fee s,l,tc "a EoNic.
trrc.- ici- II o'h,r puruy mug,.
Call a, tho drug s'ur. 81
NORRIS & ThCKrTT
Jane ~ 1850 ~
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7 He N A RK T. r 5

Wv DELr,Ss November 1851
ORION - ihrfr Wa qn,c a ap,d d.mrnd f. ,l,r
'nic on SATURDAY. and the .al. reached .; 4, b,l.
At hfmet prizes slan or the pre-, ,oi. Ia, or iva Fac
'"' hf" les d'prrJ 10 so owing 10 the genera. ,.no
81 letters rscr,ed ifm planter. IN III, in,-r,o w,c,
arc nnnnmou. IN 'I-nt,ns Il injury done to The er,r
by tic late fu.t.
The folio" ing quotation, ar r. IN tic C,o,n,. o.
Nee OsI~us, CIa..,6co,,on
Inferior. man | Mailing Par l:Sslai
Ordinary. l.i"i3 FAR 80. "a al
Miilins, i3l iW ,.espI fsr ~ A.
Coed M'dd"s l3to l3t G,-,J sni Fiu-. n,sc,psl.
sooAS The make, wM heavy Inferior 3,.,tc
Far nj 3!c i~r n s,,shi decline
MoiAars -Ralher low Sale. a, 27a27ic t<f g,l
F.ors --Iagr receipts expected .oon from ia,
Oh" tser. ~iich make. ,h- make, h-avy Snt..sfn,
Vt ioni' T. aiIrrc tt VI s. per bhl
CoNN --Reia,lins fnrn .eco,.d hand, At soossc
Pork 81" FIRM atI retailing ut ~ 7:,tlo on
Prime =, f.m-ly dull
tcrsrr RE ceiling At lie
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Received into ollic. Sept e5ii, 1850, and
handed to the editor # tie Tara Rsltbliean
same day Tor publication
+. Il. FERRY. Sheriff II Z.
By J NJ. Curtis, Dep Shn
Ssr'enbe- -. 1880 MI ~
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roHcrus OF L,Np WARRANT, SrN
rrNclp.-lu the :, isiclet Court. a,
Ballino,c, ON the 2ttlI uliino, Henry Re
hrcn and August Nesting. two Of the Ger.
mans convicted Of transmitting forged pa
pers to lac Pension Office IA NasaiH ston
city, To obtain | md warrants, were -eni'n'
ced to be confined IL the Peneteninry for a
perlod Of ten wears each.
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DonERT DO\\Eil & GO i",ee street,
~ Shreveport. w. Groc-ri"'. rrp I"od',
U.iraire. Ho's >i-1. Hns. Pen icons,
YIN. I,sto,s sr ?3-if
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\ +, " e. D q - SIR

u IFdlrs y tmInc,)
VI STElNl.ElN having Just return.
ed from the Eastern cliics of N.A
York, Phil.dclplna, and Baltimore,
takes great pleasure IN announcing iu the cit
n"n- OF II ,rri,pn county aud the public gem
RI illy. that he + nuH receiving nd opening "a
Ntry eNleneIAe and goncr.- as.orlmcAt OF
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Nov. 8. 1880.

T. II VIM = VI
b. J. u IlIscr,sos, y e..
isssrd S4'h SepioniL-r 1880
l. T. FORD, elk.
b. J. u. li.s..asos, y E.
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GENERAL REY.-Brigadier General Bennett, Riley, ex-
governor OF California arrived in this city yesterday
with his family, and is stopping at the United States Ho
tel General Riley reached New York just when Jenny
Lind the great object Of interest, and is little the
credit OF Gotham that the hero OF Contreas should be
unnotced, while the whole city Frustrated before the
Swedish Nightingale. General Riley has hard
service than any man in the American army. He has
since he entered the service been frontier duty
and he is the only in the army that say he has
out suit OF citizens clothes, his constant
service obging him TO the uniform continually.
He bears the mark OF his hard duty and has lost much
OF the vgor that he possessed when he returned from
Mexico, with the laures Of Contreras fresh upon him.
Let us hope that the repose he IL now enjoying may
speedily bring him up TO his old standard.
General Riley by the citizens OF Monterey on the Gath
OF July The festival took place at the Pacific House."
the dining of which handsomely decorated, and
tables laid for two hundred guests The proceed
ngs were in the best spirit After the cloth removed,
the President, General T. Bowen presented to General
Riley, behalf OF the propretors and guests of the
Pacific House. splendid gold chain. Afterwards gold
medal the gift OF the city Of Monterey, presented
him. Speeches were made on both presentations, to
which General Riley replied briefly but happily Toass
then offered some Of which very felicitous.
Among them was the following TO the distinguished
guest:
The who has left his mark upon every frontier OF
his county, and active In the extension Of her
boundares and most udicous In retaining the peaceful
possession Of her acquired territories"
Thiss all truthful portraiture Fl General Riley who,
in all the traits OF his military and civil character,
resembles General Taylor than any man now living.
philadelphia Buiisfin Of Tuesday.
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The CHOLERA ON THE PANAMA-FRIGHTYUL SCENES
The cholera which broke out the steamer Panama,
her late trip from San Francisco, created great conser-
:" Numbers found dead in their berths in the morn
ing, and in Instance person, while engaged in read
Ing The burial service several bodies fell TO the deck
aud expired On the Dist nit, between and ii o'clock,
m, thirteen persons attacked, only OF whom
survived until eight o'clock The morning The average
time from the attack until death about five hours Ia
two instances the persons attacked survived from
twenty-lonf 10 hirly-six hours.
Ths disease still ragged board when she reached
Panama. One had his vase in hand, aud Just
proceeding get into the waiting him. when
attacked, fell upon the deck, and died Another,
who had his trunk, and upon the gangway plank,
attacked, returned to the ship, and died very
time.
After the landing at Panama, though they started inn
medatey for Cnagres, several died before the could
the road three Stopped with the cholera and died,
and three died at CnaKros. MOI OF the whole
number attacked survived The names of large portion
those who died unknown the panic great
prevent Intercourse between living and the sick
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From yesterdays National Ineligencer.
The President received Monday the suboned letter
from Charles J. Jenkins ESQ., Of Georgia, declining the
President:
AUGUSTA, September g. 1850.
HosoRED | received day since, through my
fre nds Judge Dawson and Mr. Tsombs, message from
yon, rendering the distinguished honor Of place in
your cabinet and, knowing yon desired early answer
replied briefly by telegraph cannot however, refrain
from expressing distincty and appropriately ap
probation OF the obligation conferred and my regret that
circumstances from which cannot escape forbid
pance with your wishes You will readily recognise the
difficulty Of closing abruptly practice Ia the legal poies
sion, continuously pursued for nearly quarter OF
fury but ths difficulty is enhanced by the pressure Of
eral engagements, OF peculiarly binding and confidential
obligation, at this moment resting upon
Pardon the expression of the deep soicude feel for the
OF administration with which you have offered
enviabe connexion, and which, have abid-
ing confidence, Is faithfully devoted the promotion Of
highest interests or our whole country.
Very respectfully, your obedent servant,
CHARLES J. JENKINS. .
His ExceIency MmLARp FILLMORE.
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CALIFORNIA ADMITTED, AND UTAH PROVIDED roR.--The
House OF closed the last week by doing
the best days work OF the session. Friday and Saturday,
the 9Th and 18th OF September, 1850, will be recorded
among the luminous days of the repubic-days conse
Grated to liberty and henceiorward liked IN the history OF
the are as eriinenty worthy OF grateful remembrance
Yesterday was joyful Sabbath wherever the cheering
was known and the wise and the good could
thank God with hearter hope for the future, while con-
tempating the nations escape from s mighty peril The
heart OF the people will respond TO this good wore OF the
OF the people. and every citizen VIII feel
his patriotism aroused be hears the glorious intei
gence The boundary Of Texas Is settled, the Territories
Of New Mexico and Utah organized, and California adj
med for the acquescence OF the Senate, required on
account Of any amendments will be promptly gwen and
passage OF the fugitive slave law and The abolition OF the
slave trade In the District Of Columbia. Psnnsyuanidn
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M DYER 3 nRoruEn. A.e,,o.,.r

EXTENSIVE SALE OF RICH CABINET AND OTHER
u HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.--on Thursday morning, l2th
instant 10 O'clock shall sell the the
Preston late Secretary Of the Navy all his splendid furniture
household effects, &C, VIA
One superior rosewood piano
Walnut velvetcovered tetea-tete sofas
DO do parlor chairs
Mahogany do arm and French chairs
Mahogany glass front Gasbic book cases
DO secretary and bookcase
Satin damask- lounges
Mahogany marbietop centre tables
Do do sideboard
Do dining and side tables
Splendid French plate mantel mirror
Two i2nsht scqusred and gcid chandeliers
Gilt brackets and plated candle branches
China vases, bronze FIRE set
Suits Of window curtains and gilt conices
Mahogany mirror hatrack,
Brussels, three ply, ndinFrsn carpets
Hair, cane, and wood ~ al chairs
Walnut wsrdrobes French bedsteads
Do dressing bureaus and wsshstands
Easy and rocking chairs, rugs
Toilet feather
Hair and shuck mattresses, bedding
French china gold band dinner, dessert, service
Aarse assortment Of elegant Gu, glass ware &c.
Together with good supply Of Kitchen requisites.
Terms Over thirty dollars credit and four months, for
notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest.
A. ONE cc1ock.-By order VIM. W. Bliss admin
ssraio me following articles belonging the estate the late
close family carnage built % order BY oge, ofPhsdslphs
second hand hsckey cosch ~.
set superior double harness, with extra bits
handsome hsrouche carriage, for one Or two horses
TWO pairs summer and winter horse covers
- ''s ''a ' ''' '-' DYER 4 BROTHER,
Sep, ed Aucucnssu.
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ON to Yorktown, Old Point, and
Norfolk.

Pleasure Excursion To Yorktown, Old Point, and
Norfolk.
IT. The osceola will leave Washington upon
excursion the above places, Saturday
18th Of September, O'Clock, arriving Old Point and
Norfolk early morning. and leave again for Yorktown al
O'Clock Returning, Tor Norfolk Monday morning.
This will be the delightful OF the Allowing the
opportunity the celebrated Battlefield the antique
town. Comwass also, enjoy and bathing,
feast upon hog Ash, sheepheads, oysters, sc.
ming, at 4 O'Clock, m.
Good will be attendance Passage and fare for round
JAMES MITCHELL.
Sept ia-discput
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ny DYER q BROTHER, Auet,oas.r..

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PRoPERTY.-on Tuesday
evening the 7h instant n O'Clock shall SELL In front
OF by deed from Dickerson
recorded Lber w. b. N. foo~
Washington county, No.
No. I and improvements, fronting street,
and NJ north.
Terms balance An one and two years
for satisfactorily secured, bearing interest.
j. v. CALLAN, Trustee.
Sept I'D DYER BROTHER Auct..
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HaExa huIza! huzzai
Our country still 10 ffee;
Undimmed each suipe and star
Floats proud DER land and seai
While PASSIONS poisoned breath
IL hushed, as II in death,
f, Meath the shout, all full and free
UMos AID LIBKRTY!
Though mad the surses foam,
And wild the pillows play,
UnbaTmed our bark viii roam
Athwart the dashing spray.
Nor care nor fright we feel,
While from the helmsman's wheel
The cry comes full and free
UMos And LIsRRTY!
The storm may burst in wrath
Around our vessels side
But on It's trackless path
An unseen hand will guide
Nor winds nor waves o'erwhelm,
While boldly from the helm
The cry comes full and free
UMos AND LIBERTY!
Each new born star that CLOVIS
Above the tempest's roar
Points where the water flows
serenely from the shore,
Where, safe from all alarGi,
Mid seas reposing calm,
The cry comes full and free
UsIos AND LIBERTY
september Q, 1850.
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nyThe Masonic Fraternity city, and soJourn-
brethren respectfully
No At Masonic Hail. Of and i0h streets, Thursday
merit O'Clock, m, unite with lodges Aerandns
the ceremonies Of laying day, seecsby
Of the Masonic meeting holden Masonic Hail evening
committee win make Tor comfortable
ofsl those who may unite on the occasion.
fI u. NJ. CUNNINGHAM,
Sept io-ad Master No.
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To the Editor.

PosT 0rFIrE Der AKrAEsT,
September IL, 1850
failed Philadelphia last night In
coming South having accident
Of the " turn outs.n
I am, very respectfully,
8. r. HoBBIE,
Acting Postmaster General
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FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT The democratic con.
venfion Tor the first congressional district met last eve
third ballot, unanimously nominsied Thomas b. Flor
ence a. their candidate for Congress Pusnsyivanisn
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALTIMORE, September lI-5pn
The pyssemtatioa 10 General cassRsespon Of AS
tary Visi,srs Cosstsrfstt0 Arrsstsd death Of a. ~
Henry Mes -Raiiroad Receipts The Markets, &c
General Cass having accepted the invitation given him
TO spend Tomorrow the twelfth Of September this civ
the splendid cane prepared by the democracy will be p
sened TO him. at the Exchange Hotel at o'clock in d.
afternoon This win form another OF tho numerous ann,
versary Incidents which will the day to be moro thu,
ordinarily observed.
The WORTH Infantry, from York; Pennsylvania, arrived
here this morning, and company OF hretnen will arr.
this evening from Lancaster, whilst Major Fritzs area,
company OF National Grays, from Philadelphia, are i,
pected day ght tomorrow morning. Our military win
nearly all be on parade during the daysome Of whom Wi
encamp near the city limits. The Old Defenders AXE
trip down the bay and will be accompanied by Geue,
Cass aud other distinguished During the day A
Grafton will be delivered by Col. VIM, +, Giles.
A young man, named ] Walton Hopkins, appafeuuy
quite table yesterday ed and committed
prison on the charge Of passing counterfeit hafdoa y
ersl Of which were found In his possession He protested
his innocence, and appeared overwhelmed with grief
earu from York, Pennsyyan this morning, that il,
Hon. Henry Nes member of Congress from the York d,
tric died al his residence in that borough O'Clock m
evening, after a severe illness Of several weeks.
AT meeting Of the directors OF the Baltimore and Clio
Railroad this morning, the Tor the past was
stated 10 have been folowa
For Passengers. For Freight
Main stem, 33i,773 s2 S73,55O y
Washington branch, % 266 20 3G7i6l
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nv DYER q BROTHER, Auet,on..r.

TRUSTEES sALE.0n Thursday, day November
next al o'clock in front Of The premises by
deed OF us dated the 10Th day Of 1850 recorded
Lber No. TO- folos 49, l4o and l4 Of the land
records for Washington the District Of Columbia
sell public auction premises No.
with the improvements, consisting Of frame
I street, between 3oth and 2s streets
Terms al sale.
81. ANDERSON Trustee
DYER BROTHER
Sept i2-wewds Aucuonsers.
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NEW and Beautiful Goods.-The subscribers take great
pleasure announcing ladies' Washington Alexandria
and Georgetown, that they receiving
beautiful Of dress and
brought his city, and respectfully request their early attention
order the first choice.
CLAGETr, NEWTON, MAY, d CO.
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90 Masonc-Tbe brotherhood Order Of Free Ac-
ccpsd Ancient York Mssons informed that through kind
the Of the Union Line
Of their splendid has been rendered those who
intend assisting the ceremonial Of the Of
church In Alexandria, the wharf They
therefore, assemble Masonic Hall hurdsy
O'Clock precisely Ample has also
conveyance 10 and return from Alexandria.
Richard FIELDS,
septio Chairman
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ARNOULD q Treatise the Law OF Marine Insurance
II and average, with references the American cases. The
later Continental authorities second edition.
notations byJ. q. Perkins ! q vols
Cobbeu's Howels collection large
volumes London--price s8
Jacobs Law Dictionary vols. quarto. London.
Bright law Of Husband and Wife New York 1850
Debstesin Kentucky Convention 1870 VOL
Benedcs American Admiralty vol. New York, 1850.
Deans Medical jurisprudence vol New York, le5o
Sept n FRANCk TAYLOR.
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DARuxOH three Charnbers 90 Iet sir doors from
Nson Hotel over Psrkss Fancy Store elegantly furnished
Fancy and Perfumsp Store, Penn. avenue,
Sept N-dN ts@t $50 near National Hotel.
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ny brethren Of Washington Lodge
a. Lafayette Lodge No. ST. Of the cy Of Alexandria,
interesting ceremonial Of laying the OF
place Of worship the NJ r. Church South Thursday
18th O'Clock, and would fraenally
OF their brethren Of District OF
soiouns A. expected distinguished
viii perform the
proprse address, Of
either house OF Congress particularly directed
fact.
Sept II WILLIAM PAGE, Marshal
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-12
Ano,hr Railroad .Ace,d,nf.

BosroS, Sept Son Saturday, Cheshire rsilrosd BE-
tween Walpole aud New Hampshire q gravel carr, con
tanning fifteen Irish aborers, ~ collision with
downward train, by which three Of the laborer wee
killed. and six others badly wounded, some OF whom ar
not expected 10 survive.