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The President's Death.

NEw ORLEANS, July II, 1850.
The news Of the Presidents death has been received
and produced a great sensation.
Bells have been tolled minute guns ared, and flags
hoisted at half mast.
Rusness has been partially suspended and great
lem nty prevaa
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The GuIphin Affair again before the House.

VIEWS OF PRESIDENT FILLMORE.
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The Cholera at Mexico,

New ORLEANS, July IL, 1850.
Late dates from the city Of Mexico state that the
cholera is raging there with increased Violence 800
deaths occurring daily.
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The Steamship viceroy, &c.

HALIFAX, July IL, 1860
report was current here to-day, that the yicsroy
had been got off, but later advces contradict that
port She ia still fast tire ks aud there Is very
little probability that she will be saved
JUN l5.-The wind Is south aud foggy Nothing
further from the viceroy.
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OMNIBUS STOCK RISING.
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J 4. Eihott Brtnh % dnsnce, A. Balm. Eegisnd, Ia
sturKes u. s. A; }. u Dickinson, u. q. A. aud one
hundred aud thirty t~o other, arrived yesterday 80
the Irving House.
Turner, wisconsin; Nelson cieland, Wilmington;
Col John Hare Powell, Philsdelphiai =. Coma. do.
arrived yest rdsy, With thirty others 81 the Ameroan
B Hove, Mobile; Pierce Butler, PhilsdeiPhis n.
C,ision, vrsnis Captain Eiafdg~ ship Liverpool ana
one ksnar~a spdtvo th.r-. srs ~ the Assor tSuss
Lieut. v. b. Npr~, L = " and thirty se,sa osesse
ssr,,d yersexdsy, sss seok ScVm< 9 Ss<sa9s uses.
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Arrested for Passing Counterfeit Bills.
Urea, July Is, 1850.
man named Henry Eckford arrested to. day
for passing counte felt bills the Phoenix Bank Of
New Haven, and t. Dutchess County Bank A large
amount was found on him, and he committed for
trial
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rELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
EIsHLY INTERESTING IRON WASHINGTON.

The Progress Of the Compromise.
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" having been eranted in the bin heretofors. by i'm

~ having been granted in the bill heretofore by i'm
plicaton.
MIR CLAY expressed his concurrence in the amend
nent as useful one, and 1t was agreed to.
Mr. BLrToN moved to amend the section relati NJ
to II xas so as to provide that her Northern bound-
ny shall be follows beginning at the point In the
middle Of the deepest channel in the Rio Grande dol
Norte where the same Is crossed by the hundred
and second degree Of longitude West from the
meridian of Greenwich, thence North along that
longitude TO the thirty first degree North latitude
thence eastwardly to the point which the hundredth
degree OF West longitude crosses the Red River. lie
htn proceeded TO address the Senate in support OF
anne ndment which, he said. designed to avoid a
disme berment Of New Mexico such nvolv ed
IN the bill Of the committee, aud went into argyll
ment TO show that the committees bill does in
volve such dismem berment lie introduced and
exhibited to the Senate map certified to by the
Senators and Representatives from Texas, seve-
raj years since as containing every county in the
State. and most accurate deineation of its extent
and geographical character which fixed as her mort h.
ern boundary the very line which he (Benton) no
pr"rossd N inc proposition OF the committee was to
mapged trunk TO stump 1t about the country He
deted them to show any for cutting New
Mexico of at that particular point, that would not
equally apply TO any other point In referring to the
course taken by the friends Of the bill In keeping
cret the account to be paid to Texas until the
action upon the bill he compared 1t with the
81 en individual who forces TO execute sigu nd
seal deed conveying property, before he what
he will give for 1t. He also Submitted additional re-
marks, in consideration of uniting incongruous mea-
furesf In an Omnibus bill. He ridioulea the reason
presented for the dsmem Of Mexico and COM
pared with the late of President Taylor
latirg to the mission Of Major Neighbors to Santa
fe. The former proposed In order to New Next
co, that she be cut In two-one half given away
and the other half be purchased by Texas; while
the latter mildly but firmly, and in plain words, de-
should have been settled by competent authority.
Mr. RUsx rose to reply but at the suggestion Of seve-
raj Senators, postponed his remarks until to morrow
and moved an adjournment, which was agreed to.
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The Crops.

The WaterfOUn Chronicle says that the crops
there abous will ield this year so per cent less
than usual 0sts are badly lodged; Wnest it is
feared hurt by the rain, also. Corn and Potstoes
are excellent, however. TIE Potato Crop throash.
places the vlnss look well bus have no tubes on
htm Wheat and Corn are frstrate, though abo1.
Freeport the Wheat 10 good deal grown. la
Wisconsin Winter W be q. is liz le injured by rust
but the grain Ia pump and full Spring Wheat
eiues good yield Corn is good Oats hrstra.e,
and Potatoes big and plenty 10 a hill la the Wa
bash Valley, Ohio there Is a larger crop Of Wheat
ard Corn than ever, and the Wheat Is Of a better
quality. AT Hisdale Michigan, Wheat CONES 10
brisAly and brings 65 20 6s ce0ts per blshel.
CROPS IL OUAcHITA.-We are indebted TO
genien an residing near this place for the following
Ia relation TO crops in this Parish de states that
the nost Of the colt n crops are doing very well
and considering the season We have had, and that
corn LOOKS ell and will DO fully an average crop.
We are now satis6ed that there vii be az much
cotton, II not more. shipped from this Parish tbs
season, than there was last. The weather 10 Ia
tersh bot, snd bat very little sickness prevailing
In the county. Ouscbita Gazette Aug. -.
THE CRoPs.-During a trip on horseback last
week, through portions Of Hnds and Madison, we
bad an opportunity Of conversiog with many intel.
heent planters relative 60 the gro wing cotton Tue
highly favorable weather for four or i've weeks has
ofoaehs out the cotton amazingly but the taads on
many places are bad. and the crops three or four
wetks backward on all--caases alone safii cien, 20
prevent even sn average yield. We learned that
the boil worm had appeared on many plsut.tions
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, AUGUST 80.

on some. threatening greater destruction than last
year The corn crops uncommony Hoe
lvlcks,urg sentinel, Aug -.
THE CROPs We saw a gentleman yesterday
just on hisreturn from tip from GIensds. nissis
sippi IN hempbis and thence sons 100 miles INFO
ire State Of Arkansas Who reports the cotton crop
~ looking very bad. aud the corn crop nothing to
breg Of. Vchsbarg Wing, IL.
The BrondOA Republican Of the 10Th inst says:
We fgret 70 lie arm that the boil worm has made i.s
appearance, and 10 extending It's ravsges very gen
errly 10 this region. fsuch be she case We fear
the present will prove asmsller crop thsn the last
RUrHgEyosDroS. IN c. Aug. ~.
Weafher and Crops The we sther sti c0ntin'
ues warm. bat not 40 oppressively hot as IT has
been. We have been favored with frequent hle
showers, which hsve rendered the air cooler and
mere pleasant, and caused a rapid growth In vege
yield. and most OF Us are fully able 10 eat corn
bread -four being very scarce article.
Neo Cotton The first bale Of new Cotton was
brought to Columbia yesterday fro IN the plantation
OF COL George Leitner, Of Fairfield District. Ii
was consigned to Messrs p Il X. Bryce, and
bought by Mr.. T Mskle, at l2Ic. Quality hne."
Columbia 7eie graph
CoLUaBgs Ga AusuRl7
Nelc Coton,-The first bale Of new Cotton was
brought TO orr market on Thursday last, from
Mrs. Redd's plantation 10 Russell county, Ala.
weighing 400 lbs and sold to H. 8. Smith & Co.
at l2t cents.
The first bale was brought TO our market last
year, on the 18th August.
More Nep Cotton.-hesGs Franklin & Brant-
ley received four bales Of new Cotton by rail
road on Saturday, and advices OF more coming.
Savannah Republican 1871 inst
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TIE OUTRAGE AT CHILLIcoTHE.-A few days
ago, as we learn from the Scioto Gazette an at
tempt was made on c atholic Community of Si.
ers at ChcOthe, by mob. A public meeting Of
Catholics was held, which was presided over by
the Rev Mr. Carroll, Priest of st. Mays Church,
who made the following statement:
Pursuant to the invitation OF the Catholics OF
Chillcothe, colony Of the Sisters of Notre .me,
whose mother establishment is in Cincinnati, had
been induced to come here, purchase property,
and open a seminary for the education of children
and female youth. They had established a free
school, which il attended by one hundred children
and young ladies' academy, at which the bisher
branches OF female learning and accomplishments
were taught.
This latter had been pstronized by soms OF the
more liberal minded OF the Protestant brethren.
Boon alter their arrival, unmstakab able demonstrs-
tons OF a mobilize character were made toward
them. Their premises tad been, in the night sea.
son, repeatedly sssailsd With eggs, stones, &c;
these ladief, peaceful charitable, inofensve,
as they are, "devoted to good works." had been
driven from room 10 room, by stones thrown ia at
their windows, not knowing where to fad safety 10
their own house On Sunday night last. bst Eesn
the hours Of and 10 o'clock, , number of boys
ard youth assembled In the street, opposite the
building owned by those ladies'. and threw rotten
eggs, &c against IT, with sufficient force to break
one OF the Venetian slats-some entered the open
windows, fell against the walls and on the floors OF
the rooms and so intolerable was the stencil, that
one OF the Sisters commenced vomiting in a mos.
alarming manner.
The result Of this meeting was that $50 were
mace up as reward FOR the discovery Of the per-
petrators of the outrage, to which the City Coun-
Gil added as much more, on being officially informed
Of the facts
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rolIjp, foam crested surf aud the deep diao,soo
" bcI lolls to somber at nights these are things
which Garnet he epjn,ed eise shere. Bu, lat the
re,der be careful Of hs footsteps aud stop biz ears
,g,hst the voice Of Advertisements. Pinsy 1oias
!, , .ardbauk where the musketos are as large
a, crabs, aud Cepo May Is Plsce where be mast
practice himself in pitched oA'te' with Negroes
,eubed YaDheedom. But al NeNpTt and Oh
pint WITHOUT more than ordinary vext alton, ths
most ,nvisoraliDg sensations which air sad water
c.n ,fT,yd and he most solemn SQUADS ths most
6.cinatipe scenes. and the grande,t elements Of
Nature. are I'll before those whom Southern sun
bss debilitated.
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PATEHT ZINC PANT,

TI'HE sUBsCkbEks, Agens Of ths neW-Jsrsty q,
ploFnf and Mining Company hsvs received ron tns1
extensive Works Al Hewsrk suppy Of the fsisns Zizs
sro~u and yrantiasts PATHS Witch VIII BE- sisBosei
% reasonable tsrma
9hess psinn consist Of various shades ron dssp, es
onovn, up 70 deep orange, and also black and 6sn2
sonposed OF metallic oxides lheg ssrng properties and
sconomy can be confidently Recommended fhis compl
az also prepares from The oxides paints peeulsrfY
sszable tof the eosfng Of iron snd Of tn forming TIE bss
srOtccrou aansi ordination nov Known.
These peins when applied 70 wood. tora alsa vsi1a
ale projection agsi,si krs.
supply OF he coupsny's oexurful Whfs ozfds Of
zlne sxtsasvey asod 10 Pss and oshsr para Of
r2rope ne nosi valnabe ubstnie for whiss cad ar1
sthsr dslssrous psss V ssoriy especied For ssls ~
ne suhscrb~ra ~ JONES co
We a.sx~A
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SCHOOLS
YREN On IAnnrran 90. :.

psU,, LAokvlx brss issss 10 laf ga NJ. -.
sa1t 81 ne ffeLeh Lsnxnass nj kf .asNy c0sss
.. fai Cases iof Lsdi-. and 0saus ssp ~ xfsse
n" psmeef le ls5o. At bis Qua ~ go ,ss3
uZlesOssl his 6fa SIN os.Dr 90 .nss PS n,oa
49,, 70 french Tie tunbsf 10 eaca ei.ss ~
go nnh,a 70 ar lpSesi ns ssc-iv-f a. - 80. 9
e'y, Ooo'- ~ och ca a. sno snsr o'clo ss''e
.. mohs Logon has c1srso II l1S gle eb &c.,.
a"eiy sh0sn insuinu % ~ nessrs Jo,o A ~
$500 30 also u ihAi " hr Pzg01 % whIc6 ,-s,
r. !. -oD q intc 10 fror ssl "a =, &c.,. 4, =
,,I IT,. Wits and p Afpn ed'to, a c. - -
- anal 2. 22,s3k54 40 .ass
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From the Richmond Exsniaer
The virsinia Springs and their Pccuiiaritics.

BY ONE WHO HAS 40 0ouBr sEEs THERE.
This is the season when the weslshisst classes
leave their homes 10 congregstes at those country
taverDs known watering places. Tho noun
tains OF Virgins are fall of springs and foustains
whose waters are slightly impgega with sui
phur and other mineral substances, in quantities
at least sufficient to make them very unpslstable
TO the taste. Fev plantations 10 the vast noun.
famous and piedmont regions OF this State are
upsppplied with these springs Chemists can
prepare toe same sort OF bad water at very small
price and with much greater strength. Bat b" men
Of enssrprise" have discovered Ia these springs
the raaterisls for one Of the most admirable ham
bugs Of the day. Their fret step IL 10 purchase at
low price. piece Of land containing one Of the
badly favored PADDLES They next foe some ply.
stefan 70 write them an opinion in favor OF iss
medical efficacy Then they manufacture several
wonderful cures BY orinkiag tho waters. and sp.
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~ stnts and National Law schooI-EALLsYo,

EV State aud NaftonnI INV eohOoI-bALLtIO'
Bra, gsrsiogs Co N Y.-Tne nexI Term vii commeues
he 3th OF september the hrs. torn 10 Tho year Daily
rectsons Trial and Argument OF Causes dn exercise. N
Of hand speaking historical and legal debates Co1gr
DID cusslops &C. among The constant practices OF ths
M3 Circular snhns particulars, seui by request drssos
lpost paid) TO J. w. FOWLER E.q.
IySO lueOdDlavSWk4tW.
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IL Lisu-d hair Dye, improved 90 a. 70 color Ia
aaT or whlskert me momerti "a applied without tbs lsas
S1-is entirely free from unpleasant odoF, and can bs
Hasbsd with the strongest soap Immediately sppbos
shout waiting to dry For sale, or spilled al BArcasA
sss Wig factory, &slr nylffufhhs1id
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~ Pho Nore,of tue VIA

~ Pbe Notes of the Marine Bank Of Buffalo are
eceemed al the North River Bsnk In tbs City OF New
YoTk si OF one per cent discount received 81 tbs
Mechanics and armers' Bank, Albany on time.
aus NJ. GANsON, ca hier.
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~ Water Cu-e.-T l. NICHOLS, n D. aud Mrs.
N & COVE HlCHOLS, 81 Wet Twen' y-sscondst Pa
rents received for fall board day treatment visited
al their residences Cor uauops from 10 TO q e1H In.
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TWilsan's Business Directory of Now.Korh
CIV for 1885 -TnTs year Of publication price 50 e5nA
Containing The names and address Of all petsous engage
IN business, classified under appropriate headings
yls Stvtf John 2 fROW, 70 Auo.n
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= Drs. L. Covert and J. Is. Scott, HomeoPs
wav sa2n 3sw4wf
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~ Lebanon springs ~aterOure Establish
u,ent In Ito sixth gear OF successfal opersros
For information address - .
aus Inn N bEpOkIHA, ~
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O. Prince g. Io.'s seiOueUGs Tor safe ca i1s.4Ii
yices biBAD0FRiB Flute Mandatory, Chieiy To.a
Frsph Building. lal BroadWaY lyIg EDs-
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~ water.Cure Insututss-Uify aud CoEE
tPY,-Dr rRALL receives patients al INC commotious G
rsiabnshnenL is Laghtr and Gt OyGer ss-, L. | Cox
rruricsr0n daily oetwec: ttSss places By steamboat
BAroGd. General practice attended to- CONSULTATIONS u
iysl I'm
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" Ohenly's TcioAraph Lines, conuccuns
all sections Of the United stes General oce 1874
Broadway. Opsn from n The rning MI IL at night
Visitors N Hew-Yort who accustomed 10 THANKSGIVING
business with the O'Rsiy Lines 10 any section Of he
United viii find IL their interest leave their dts
psiches this Office TO insure proma and conec, trans
mission io66
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II The "OranEe Mountain Water Cure" 81
90 Orange ~ Jurs ny rsilrosd from tbs city
The esabishmen hiss private baths eisch, 10 DO psens
rooms Address Or. kEEkEh s Orange, ~ } for iesmI
tel2K
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~ The House Carpenters OF tns City OF new
Yuk are Invited alta pabic nesting Al Convention
Ball, Woeser-sL fhursdsy evening, August y, ~
ecocs TO jon IN procession to tbs Land Rsorm meong
stTas ma6y Hall JAS BAsSErr, BEN PAIGE,
aus a. DEPEW, a. WHITE,
MIA band OF Music will accompany tho procession,
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~ DIR. Houshtou's WnTor-Care Establish
ysy gnl9 lm@
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n ANGlNGs-Psper 900 pounds from ~ To IS ioehss
vide dceroni sos and colors for sale Of suufne
sarins Prices 0AUnT ol4RICks0H iss soush-st
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- DR.. Shev,s Water-Cure InstitatisR, es-
ser swelfthsi and Upi,eSsity-plses nsd
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HARDW ARE.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE TOOLS, &C. kc
CHARLES s LITTLE,

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE TOOLS, &C. &c.
CHARLES s. LITTLE,
50 Fulton Ct or po,e the United States HoIel Ne.fos
IMPORTER AND GENERAL DEALER 10 Eognsh,
&c y invites Of country mecchsnts
charles and others making their Summer and Fall our
lpg n he line aud 70 which neg an sup Sls
are beiEg added ell Of which offered al the Iowesi
''''s cal and Wrols b Nails, LOcsa Ls'chea
Bl.ck Lead Pots, ard ssno Cucib,es
seGS Ws so S 40. St uSdrs ed
CootefS fools In great variety OF the most celebrated
msnufselursr'' Abers'ou' conger' Hor'oa' ssd0n'
House and Ship cupentsn' Tools
Blscksmi,hs Tools
Csbipet n.hers Trimmings
BuiderS Hardware.
Iron Bra,,, Copper and Steel Wire
Genuine Harlem Oh and Nuremberg Save.
Ames' Pump Augers and Runners aulslueod
PAPER MAKERS WIRES.
YIHH larges sock lhe United States, veil assorIsd
conssing Of Tourtnricr Wires, from IS Inches 10 81
nehse wide Nos 50 and 10 and all numbers OF copper and
orais wire coth-for sale the loves, tens, and war
lied 10 svsy re.Psc equal 70 the iGPorsd q 'se oss
T.: JGan1 h'TTS:s r a'
10O TUKs No BOon'On Foundry rig Iron
100 - No Pompton Charcoal - -
100. No Scotch Ps Iron, uishsrte'
Fer sas by DUDLEY B. FULLER K co.
,u2a mecd' lss Greenwich st corner OF Ced'r-sI
..rOyE HOLLOW wAkE-sIove Dealers wish-
Sngs good art Gle Of ribbed pots, ketss aod sptders
sroupd smooth inside b.ed and vsrnshedc can ee led
Immediately receiOi Of tho oder Dsnse,sd 70 ne e.
81 boas and no charge for carriage CASTER hOAt.
Schenectady. Y. Aus. 81 AuH In
ayOILEhs.-T~O s-cODd nzr boilers 4 ON The sean
OHM souhernerr but t- used and good Tor several
vesTs rei vice. can slman, Allen C1s wharf,
foot ~ Tenth si ard for sale by
AUS 81 sPOFFORD, TILEsrOH co. ~ sodth-fL
CUsIN OABLEk-A large assortnsni sf EntlAs
~ rrsvsd. rom s-s 70 lis inches. Tor sale 81
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GENERAL NOTICES.

;f.h.rs, Clinton Hail 1877 Hssssn-sL near The Park
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COMPREHENSIVE.

NOvICE-The copsrnersnlp Of GAsSNE9 b
lNiOUNG, Grocers IL Dissolved in Consequence OF The
de.ih Of W g. Young The borness OF the las srtn viii
be sdtLtec by the surviving partner. Persons Indebted
~ Please 10 make immediate menL and hose having
claims viii present their accounts TO
JOHN 3. GAsSNER,
Surviving Partner lS2 Chalhsm-st
The and lease Of the shove offered for sale
on very accommodating Being established stand
Tor the ssg 80 years 10 very desirable any wishing
IN enter into ssfa and lucrative badness suf7d
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NEwYokK, Aug Is. 1850
THE COMPREHENSIVE hsrel fore existing uu-
i Ger The firm Of CLARK, HALL HARMED, 10 this
day dissolved By mutual consent -
CLARK HALL HARMED.
An derands sgtinst The firm Will ses1ed ny The sub
serbers who vii continue the husne usual
suH 81 CLARK h HAIL. 65 Ana-sI
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SHihTs. UNDERGRADUATES, DhAwEhs.--

OAKIni-5eo Gales No. IL so do. No. TOR sale q
N M SAJ nj 6EaaIcxson 10 so.AsL
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N0TICE s heIebJ given lhsi tho subscriber viii maze
duplication The United States fresso5y Departures
AZ Wilmington for uplestes and payment OF ssnno OF Tia
following original certificates Of Stock Of The Upiied szie
asued 10 bic pame under the scs approved January y
l8lT 20 Wit Nos 75s T59 $780, 1851 and 1854 for ons
bOuEssd dollars each all bearing dale February Isl 1880
With Interest from February @ 1850 said original ceraesies
beach vAHDEkrooE,
sul6y hewnk. n.
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OFFICE OF FHE RECEIVERS or TAXES,
New City Hall, PARK Aug is: 1850
A RREARs OF TAXES FOX fkAhS 1877
years sa and ls48 hereby requested 70 make imme
date payment Of I'll such Taxes now due and Iherooy save
the expense Of advertising me properly !of sac wnen
o. or before The 5Lh September. HARVEY hARf
su224v Reesiver ofrsxe<
ImPOHrAnT TO DEAF PIX sONs.-Dr. LU-
irENEK, AunsL l55 Broadway, enusues a Warrenft
be consulted all diseases Of the kHs dsiy from
until O'Clock. sundays excepted sxeen years suecsss
ul prseuee In the above branch enables bm 70 cure all
detiDcss however long Standing may b. prov ding me
and drum be good The success Of his new Ard s
Whole world 70 produce sach array Of wonderful cures
he hss performed residing 10 10 ely and
celghborhood DR. l. would caution deaf persons agsnn
using qusck oils and syrnges a. mors are injured taan
Unpaid letters refused. auiI IT'D
s,HihTs, UNDKRsHIHrs, DRAWERS
PURCHASERS OF goods In the mems f1rnisnns hne 60
q sANXAYs GBNrLEMENS RURNi5HEhI wn',SS
you may get any article IN the line Shirts ana oon ar
he styles made tho beet msnner aud 70 ssy "a
,op no mailer how otsculI 10 suit Under snirs ia
drawers for and climates Also, CiAv... - L.
suspeneers, Socss Gloves Handkerchief, oo~ No a.
Goods sold a low a. any concern N A
Renrmber sAHxAYs 9epteasns fureiso nsS ~, ~
William Ct one door above YulIor, opPoa" LID -
Dutch Church
DOCK BINDRRs LEATHEn.Ttn s,,! sas cssnssf
Dhss 90 h.nc .ps cosss.p,y Yurssy noroeso as
% sa,s. Ss,a spls and Cali sxins. Book Coth,
ns,sl, Psn.r ana every Aztec required ior ntnoo'y
Az 49, ss1sr. sIsns sseep and Law Calf skins. An
OF ,ss ar I'm. !. '''' JANEs COOK, assi fssri.t
OAKUn-soo esIes No /, so 40. No. f-tos sale 81
0 M S15 M 'SEaaIexsos, 10 s0.As.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-29
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fhere are Two tsrns Ia y-ss -,ra A.. -.
s1nmef Isrm commencing o. ,he S., - $500 $3.50 -
"1.s1 % voc a u November. s.Frs reasonable
s0ualned Al epsding shep0ards hoos.,s &c - ~
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