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The New York herald., 1850-06-28
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Tue is: isngD 81 5s%Ft
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ball Roc will be tbIewn open as Promenade Musicale
in,9s N .r Rsy.a ps:ss Sergeant as
hss is sr: Seton 'A''''' Miss Fanny ~'''A
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The Honorable JoseeyIs WOlisnsyttle NJ Jordan Lieut.
Batter Mrs. Hughes.
RURToNs THEArRE-A CARD.-GEoRGE C. JoR-
osns Bsneh..Georse C. Jordan respectfully announces
s:nsst viii s.is ps!
AND
as cogdG. % doc Ms RSs.s
cspt. Cspp, NJ burton; Charlie, the II Hr George Jor
very laush.bs petite comedy FORTY WINS in which
Mr.. Burton and Mr.. Jordan will appear.
DIERCL's NINsTRRLs, AT THE OLYMPIC UNDER
and
s'sIsss
performsrs has stamped them being the plus ultra q
:sc, Doors :.
and Saturday.. Doors open At q concert at o'clock.
CAsTLE GARDEN is OPEN NIGHTLY, WITH A
!ssS rss Dss fS:;:
open at 81 Concert - precisely The will close at
10 minutes past oeoef after Which, summer BALL. under
ing. No place the city can pare with
here nationally enjoy fe@sslvss with Fresh Air luo.
point in the part Of the city the leading
Castle Garden and win be In readiness passengers
ct the end Of the performances No postponsmsn
sount Of the weather Grand Sabbath Concert Sunday
evening.
w AshINGTON HALL. oyo BkOADwAY.-NICHTLY
w crowded to see Haningtons Moving Dioramas-Ths
Creation Of the World The Deuge rnturn Abbey Polar
Rssoss River Rhine and Italian Fantoocni every
p. n. Tickets Is cents. Children half price.
ERANKLIN MUsEUM IT'S CnATHAn SQUARE OPEN
every afternoon 81 oclock and in the evening By
the original Female Mnsts the oly organised band cf
.s,s: in hs vS.ls semp5:si1s company q rwsys Per,
Artiste ssmmonly called model Ar,ists Win appear
afternoon and evening" In variety Of splendid repre-
sssoss Hr.s WI. 20: sSs ss; i,
through their gymnastis feats Pices Of sdmssion
stase ssats Nk essS Dszes Is PArqustts 2K esnts
MUSICAL LINsTRUCrI0N-yUAN 0UERvOs TEACH
connect himself Professor Of Mas wth some ssmipsry
Lesons given at private residences peaks the Hnglish
Frnsh and Spanish laasuasss Adlr above, Herald
once.
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OCEAN HOUSE. SHREWSBURY. {,

OcEAk HOUSE. SHREWSBURY, \. 1.-THE SUR
~ serber would respectfully inform his fends aud The
psbe that he has tshsn the we'll highly esteem
attention 70 the .ayantsSes % shs place The location q
this house 10 not 81 be being situated
Of the Atlantic and also fronting abe She vsbury river
His house has been newly furnished snd sitting rooms
nov prepared 90 reseiy. permanent or transient boarde
and all othsr who delight In sea bathing ehiax fown
and sailing bathing houses the beach fer vstsrs
bathing dresses may be procured q, tLs lsr.
- W A. MATHEWS, Propristor.
N. B.-Ihe steamers John Hart leave Dock clip, East
River and Edwin Lewis. foot Of Robinson street. North
river. daily, FOR the above place.
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A TLANTIC TICPAyIIIoN-BoARD AND SEA BArnING
"A the Highlands, kevisink New Jersey The above
hotel Of the delightful locations n the United
States open, combining surf and sli water bathing
osess. with plenty o. good fishing Ths subscriber viii
bis hoarders
shls. SOsEP4 j. THOMPSON.
larry ~ he hove pls
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NENERAL NOrICE.-GRAND, sELECT. AND DE-
NJ liyhtful Sunday Excursion West Point. Sing Sing
Yonkes and Cold Spring Fare for the trip % oents The
feet and modous steamer CT the
largest excursion boat in tie world cont aiming
&eeh extending upwards Of so feet, will make pleasant
che above named places Sunday nex June
D. which occasion every and attention will be
dersd the comfort and Of those Who
attend the rtfrehmen department. will be under tho i'm
med e supervision Of h Samuel Johnston whose ski aud
fully exercised the occasion. The bsat viii leave
follows Foot of Tenth street. R. N ocloek Grand
street, at H CAtharne street, a. s Hammond street,
Mr. te; Canal street, at " and Pier No a. ~
EB-Ths above boat he chatered ct any time during
tis Apply the once board, Mapes 70
Charles street, In the evening.
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CApDxr.kNp AnBoY RAILnex y lin = roR PHfLA-
~ ssla, :. seven ososa -; 80 hsIi, Az, pas .ss
savs ssesptsd IRON Pier Ne Nsvth river rsr.-rirss
sis~s a. sseord eisss ears. "a
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EIsHING BANKs--NEw ARRANGEMENr-rHE
II steamer BUFFALO will run every day. except sa-
sarsays--esving Canal street a. colSehi Grand ~
p NJ without fail Ehs Cotillon Band will bs board
Rsreshnens dinner and ehowdsr will be provided. Fare
- each
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DIERCL's NINsTRELs, AT THE OLYMPIC, UNDE

WASHINGTON HALL. oso oBkOADwAY.-NlGHTLY
w crowded to see Hsningson's Moving Doramas-Ths
Regions River Rhine and Italian Fanoocni open every
evening at o'clock For schools ~ half past
p. n. Tickets Is cents. Children half price.
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ROwERY TEEATRE-TaE LADIES AND GENTLE
- engaged At this Establishment for the Summer
sesson hereby requested in the Green Room
r. s. HAMBIIN, Proprietor
II. Il. STEVENS, Stage Manager.
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Soar rAcre6f - LET-sfT1ATH m YHK KKxR
s..s "a. - - y 80 - cssy street 80 sss.s.s -.
% s.,sss ; .s: s fsss, fsss y - Il . 'cs,s: cc, -
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CHiNHsH AssEnBLY ROOMS. S3s sBRoADwAY.-rHIs
~ spacious and elegant Hail. the largest in the city, will
be let during the summer nenthe for Exhibons Prone
nae Conesrts Leenrss bss Dinner partss re- on very
ply to Mr. CHARLEs COWTAN the Supsrin ON ths
pVe m from
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puBkisHgp NJ n LEVITT. Dentist ezs broad.
This wort ~crthy The reputation ef the author ap-
psarste - be plain and valuable treatise sub
Ieet ~hich body Interested and should th~r
Tore. sstsasivey eircaatsd. .--Csvrier Eaauirer.
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w .ithout shorrhe heat sys,. "a this verd, requires
mschtnes Pevnsers rshbsrs ssas other
bees frsructons are plain articles cheap snd bs
ksd sryvhers sent by nail snrs pss,ses. Teussnas
onApAhHBEAvELI,P Pstsat Lausdress a. Ans street.
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WE WOULD CALL The ATTENTION or THE Law.
visit the City Hall Brooh the clean and eror
Of the Washington Shades $50 Washington
stress kept SANDS SCOTT where Refrsshmsnts Of all
kinda Q had at the shortest notice.
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hOkx THAN ONE THOUSAND COPIES SOLD YES
NA ,esssy sf Mhss 70 DO sod hev 10 Dc H." ssoshins
the trovhss 81 washing day tv srti. ehssf~v than
"a he shtained evsryvherc sasly wd and
injurs clothes You mrst have g. snyhov sent ~
mail sealed receipt % 81 either W paid
hy msssssser The money returned q does not ts IL H.
1WELYETRIE- 10 Nassau street. Ns~ York.
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VIZ ARTED-BY A YOUNG NAN OF BUSINESS
w habits dt1atos vhelssals ana resaii ery gcoss
other sAssnan. weud Aet ns
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CnrTTs EAST INDIA WATER cooLrs r. TBE
~ best article for tsepns water cold that has
Invented havpG been thorourhy tested ard md
what hss long hssn needed. Three of v
Smith and Co. III Tulton street.
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Ono g0TrAoE. HoBoKEN..oRAND INsrRUNRN-
and elosips at sP. n. FsrriAgs reduced 10 ssnts.
take place nsxt day.
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Texas plot, is well deserved never had much
faith in death-bed repentance The he'll NJ
conscience, and the damnstion Of all good men il
theirs 6fcvert But | cannot appreciate that
judgment whi6h condemns the repentant sinner
and yet defends the determined perpetrators Of
the ssme crime! For, after all, slavery-exteusiop
cannot be whtewashed by any amount Of self.
interest In ITS Southern supporters trust Won
are not about to institute new code of moral law,
which, IKE your theory Of slavery, grades iniqui-
ty by the rise and fall of the mercurv---so tba,
what is villanous in 400 north is most reason.
able, and little less than virtuous in 300 farther
south! '''''"''
cannot understand how you venture the nc.
sertien that slavery cannot by the law of ma.
ture0 exist in California and New MeYico !
When in point Of fact slavery in the gross y
previous to the confrmstory act Of 1896 did er.
ist in those very provinces, and "peouism" ex
lists there now!
Nor can "peonismo or the cheapness of labor
there prevent the existence of slavery.
African slavery can only be rendered Gun.
profitable" to the individual stakeholder where
more intelligent and equally active and muscp.
lar race is reduced to the necessity of underwork
ing the slave-that is, by doing more work or
better, for the same wages, food, shelter. and
clothing That stage Of depression of labor Ia
many centuries off in California and New Mex.
leo. Now, cheap labor flor il has ceased already
in California; in New Mexico arises from the
case of living in sunny climate among an indo-
lent and primitive people-the very case most
,-~''r-ss''S s"t -H~r-rV. "err f,-1-rr -,s-,-
or steriIe SoII require Jnp enUICs u9 & man 90
live in the simplest manner, there, slavery cannot
live. But where man may support himself with
nine hours labor, and three may 20 10 the profit
OF the master. there slavery may be q profitable
"A good soil may be in very cold climate; and
there may slavery 20 A fair climate NAV have
very poor soil and even there also NAV slavery
60 But understand shat these provinces have
both good soil and climate then, by all that is
sacred In sbsurdty, why may not slavery 20
there Where is your law Of Nature 7n
The South says she only "wants time 10 get
IN ana whatever else the South may do, she
never stultifes herself! Slavery is her only
God-she never affected to know or care any,
thing about the claw of Nature.n
In arguing the "proftableness of slavery,
simply in pecuniary point of view, confne my
self to the individual masters The aggregate
population is always injured, the total wealth al
ways less by slavery Unlike in the old fable, the
belly grows, but the members perish when they
can no longer "given the belly also dies
Those who wait for slavery "to cure tselfp-
ITO die out in the natural way wait for the
ruin Of the State! Like the silly farmer who
trusted to the sheep to kill the briars, they will
lad at Iase the orars dad, and the sSesp slsp
Your obedient servant,
"a =, .ts.. e M, Cray.
Madison County, Ky- March &c, 1850.
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the House, and some most venerable old members
Among those whom stranger would be likely 10
inquire out, are Governors Mcdowell and Doty,
Mr. Vinton Of Ohio, Mr.. Stevens Of Pennsy Iva
MA, Col. Bissell, Mr.. Stanly of North Carolina,
and the heroic Col Baker Of Illinois. But among
so large body Of men Of mark, are Of course
many others of impressive appearance As yet,
have heard no remarkable speaking-only some
rather noisy and confused debating-but | look
Tor better fortune next week
On Wednesday evening there was music by
the Marine Band in the Capitol grounds, where
had the pleasure Of meeting some friends, and
OF seeing many of the beautiful women and lovely
children, who are among the most attractive dis
tinctions of Washington.
Adieu GRACE GREENwoop.
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ME have not unfreqnsDty called attention TO this article
w IN the columns OF Paper and have done with
the full confidence that good and deserving the
patronage Of the public We have bad chance witness
its Ell sets upon Of friends which IN addition
high encomiums passed upon IL by brethren Of the
press, not in paid puff bat In honest candid statements
from having derived ben, themselves makes DESTROYS
OF advising alt those who have occasion rem
We have too much confidence in Mr. fowle the general
agent to believe be would thrust this any other med
cine upon the community unless he hal full faith In its ef
heafY-in confirmation Of which the proprietor offers
OF testimony from the most uulpestonAbs Se
IL s ss Understood saying that this will alwaye
cure consumption after seated although seldom fails
g. relieve the worst cases. but this Of the year al
* T-c--Th%IT3nS = --.-it -bra H-ys'e,>.l -'''
lead to fatal results By taking this mene we doubt not
many lives may be ssved-Ndc EHgldld RGSkHgioRidts,
Boston.
From The BdtGpid an W Spirit ofthe Times.
THIS Of the very few patent medicines OF the day
afflicted with coughs colds or consumption or who are
predspose TO the latter complaint II has been used WITH
considerable advantage by many families in town in
few stubborn has produced highly beneficial effects
None genuine unless 81 yned BUTTS.
The genuine Bslsam is put up in bottles with the words
DR.. Wi,fdrs Bdisdn Of IVh Cherry PhId, blown 10 the
glass each bottle bearing label the front with the sig
nature Of H. JYiSTAR, NJ ID.
Price dollar per bottle; six bottles for Ave dollars
For sale by K s. PATTERSON, Washington, ID. C.. and
Druggists generally, everywhere.
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on Mr.. Soul6's amendment was taken, and result
ed as follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Atchison, Barnwell, Berriep,
Butler, Clemens, Davis OF Mississippi, Dawson
Downs, Foote Houston, Hunter, King, Mason,
Morton, Rusk, Sebastian, Soule Turney, Yu-
lee-I7.
NAYs-Messrs Badger, Baldwin, Bell, Benton,
Bright, Cass, Chase, Clarke, Clay, Cooper, Cor
win, Davis Of Massachusetts,. Dayton, Dickinson,
Douglas, Felch, Greene Hale, Hamlin, Jones,
Miller, Norris, Pearce, Phelps, Pratt, Seward,
Shields, Smith, Sturgeon, Underwood, Upham,
Wales, Walkar, Webster, Whitoomb-36
Mr.. John Davis Of Massachusetts, addressed
the Senate at length in opposition to the bill
Mr. ID without concluding yielded to motion
| TO adjourn.
Mr.. Clay expressed hope that the Senate
would agree upon day to take the question on
the engrossment OF the bill. He suggested Wed.
nesdsy next.
MIR. Bell objected He wished TO give his
views. lie and others would not be able 10 ad.
dress the Senate if so early day was fixed.
Mr.. Yuee laid on the table an amendment to
the bill
. After an Executive session, the Senate adj
journed.
SATURDAY, JUNE 90, 1850.
The resolution offered by Mr.. Cass, for an in
qoiry into the expediency Of prohibiting by law
any military officer Of the United States from ex-
ercising any civil functions, was taken UP, aud
discussed by Messrs. Cass, Pratt, and Seward
The Omnibus bill was taken up, ana Mr.. Da-
; Wis or nnaSsacrusstts nonnln6e6 MS speeeh.
mfr. D.spoke with great pIainness, ana urged
many strong reasons against the passage of the
Omnibus bill. His speech will meet with
hearty welcome by the masses Of his own STATED
Mr. Cooper replied to Mr. Davis, but before
concluding gave way for motion to adjourn.
MONDAY, JULY |, 1850.
The Senate this morning held short Execu.
tive session; after which, bill granting bounty
lands to seamen and marines who served in the
Gull or the Pacific during the Mexican war was
taken up and discussed
Mr. fuee submitted a joint resolution for the
termination OF the present session Of Congress on
the 18th Of August.
In answer to the Senate resolution of the eth.
message was received from the President sta
ting that all the orders and correspondence rela-
tive TO New Mexico and Texas have heretofore
been communicated, and that the Executive had
not yet received an official notice of Col Monroes
proclamation calling convention
Mr. Cooper concluded his remarks in favor Of
the Omnibus bill.
Mr Upham Of Vermont next obtained the floor.
and spoke against the bill, aud, without conclu-
fi''cS 3 sas mNtiou 20 adjourn T,
TUESDAY, July 2, 1880.
The resC>.lSs, ViTes'ea,,y Nm A%et. NO A,,,uurn
the present Congress on the lst of August, was
discussed and its further consideration post poned
two weeks.
The Omnibus bill was taken up, and Mr.. Up
ham concluded his speech
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NEW ENGLAND TRUA MANDATORY,
BOSTON

JAMES r. FOSTER continues TO manufacture all the
various approved TRUsSIS At his new stand No. 4s7
Washington street, opposite No. AiG Washington street
and his residences and business bsrg both In the same
building he at home the whole Of the time
day evening He has and better convenience
II Ia this rity or any other.
Also, ABDOMINAL SUPPOR TIERS for proiapsus
uter rssss for prospsus an saspepsory bags
back boards stseed shoes for dsformsd feet Trnsss
paired At hours notice. and made answer ofsnimes
we'll as new. The subscriber having worn truss him.
self Tor the last twenty i've years and fitted many for
the last twelve years ees confident In being able suit
all cases that msy come 10 him.
& CONVEX Spiral TRCSSES; DR.. Chsse's trussss,
formerly sold by Dr. Leach trussss OF galvanized metal
that will not rust having wooden copper pad, Reads
spiral truss Kandslps DO. Samon's ball and socket;
shermsn's patent French d. Bstemsn's do double and
single; stones trussss Also, TRUbSES FOR CHIL
DEN Of all sizes. Dr. Fietchers rass, Marshes russ
DR. Hups truss Thonpsons crochet truss and the shs
ksrs rocking russes may be had At this establishment
Also, Whispering Tubes and Far Tru,npefs, that will
enable 10 Low With thss IL hard VI
hearing.
All ladies In Of abdominal supporter or trusses will
be Jted upon by HIS wIfs, Mrs Caroline Fester Who
has hal twenty years experience In tbs baslnsss
JAMES Y. FOSTER,
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LIGHTS LITERARY AGENCY,
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IL PUBLICA TONS issnsd Ia the United States Or.
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THE MA TIONAL ERA comes from Washington 10
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ogei single eopies "a cents Price, by mail g.
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THR WATER WORKS
GLEN HAVEN WATER Cuap

THIS Establishment, having been completely renttsd
this winter, lie ready for the reception Of viser.
u h beautifully situated among the hills at the head Of
sksnea'ees lake s"ppsd with the purest Of water ana
ample In quantity.
10 easy Of access. Persons from New York Boston
Albany, Bunsc, be brought by railroad and steam
boat on Sksnsatslss lake, to the CURE and from the
southern part OF the State can reach By the Bhaton
and Glen haven stage Persons wishing 10 bring horses
and carriages can have them Kspt Ia stables which are
new and conmodous and the guests In Cure receive
every attention JACKSON. al. EASON A co
oen Haesn Scott, Cortland Co, ~ ", Apra, 1850
April 25-3m
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BOARDING SCHOOL FoR Girls

THIS Institution is sgreeably situated m healthy part
Of Loudoun county Virginia, eight miles Lees
burg and two miles south Of the stage road leading from
Washington TO Winchester
The summer term will commence the 18th Of Fifth
month, (ay) The winter term will commence the 18th
of Eleventh month, (November)
The branches taught areReading Writing Arithmetic
Geography, History, Grammar Composition Book
Natural Philosophy, Astronomy Chemistry Botany Alge-
bra, Rhetoric the French Language Drawing, Painting
and Needlrwork.
Lectures are delivered Natural Philosophy Astrono.
my, and Chemistry illustrated by pleasing experiments
library cabinet OF minerals, and philosophical appa.
ratu provided for the the school The discipline
Is strictly PARENTAL aud every effort is made In
the minds Of the pupils love Of and desire of
ceence as the proper stimusnts to exertion.
The terms for tuition board aud washing are 100 per
annum $50 per term of % weeks The
50 cents quarter for lights pens and pencs 50 per
quarter for French lessons and the for drawing and
painting Books snd stationery furnished the pri
ces when required
Scholars the Point Of Rocks will be conveyed to
the school free of charge by giving timely notice. directed
to Purcels Store.
q SAMUEL. nj. JANNEY, princnal
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PHILADELPHIA, July 1, 1850.
Flour little in demand at s512JS for common
aud standard brands. ~
Wheat is steady, at l.2O a sl.22 for red, and
Sl.30 for white
Corn hrmer ca cents for yellow.
04ts-prices unchanged.
The provision market is steady, and prices are
frmer
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CALIFORNIA.

- Row, New York, is permanently established Al II,
Broadway stArs Tor tbe accommodation " az ysrsas
preparing 10 go 20 the golden land
Through tickets in first class steamers via Of sthmus
cabin sp st,erage S9O should be four to six
weeks in advance.
All necessary California outfits o. the first elass At
the lowest prices including quicksilver gold elaraors Cal
tornia bankss-red, blue, green and brown Csliforua
hats, &c.
Inform alton always furnished free. Address
April lS-3mi ARNOLD BUFFUNI
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ny- The Boston merchants famous for their enter
prise and shrevdues tut among them all We know no on.
who IL more entefprising than George W Siuluos the
originator and proprietor Of the famous OAK NALL who
from snail beginning has built mp the largest Clothing
Establishment in the country by extensive Advertising
his low price system.
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TO INVENTORS.

THE subscribers offer their wishing TO
obtain patents in the United States foreign coun
tries will prepare specifications and drawings take
all necessary steps to secure patent.
From their long experience practical mechanics added
20 thorough knowledge Of the Patent Lava
with the details connected with the business of the
Patent Once they trust they will be able to give satisfaction
TO their employers both In the clearness and precson Of
their specifications and In the promptness ability
with which they all business ntrused TO them
Persons residing at distance may procure all necessary
information have their business transacted and obtain
patent by writing 10 the subscribers without Oh,
expense Of a personal attendance ut Washington.
Models be sent with perfectsafey by the
Rough sketches and descriptions be sent by mall
For evidence of THEREON peence and would
respectfully refer TO eli those for whom they have
acted business.
Letters must be postpaid.
0iceon + street, opposite the Patent Ohics.
p. n. WATSON
Jnne7. u. T. RENWICK
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NfW f"HNi jury y IoJV.
The -four market is firm at s5I716 as53IH
for common and State brands, s6131d SO 10 for
Genesee, and 1880 1915 for Southern.
Wheat has declined since the receipt OF the
Pacihc's news Genesee, si.4s The market Is
heavy, owing 10 large receipts.
The corn market Ii active, with sales al 80 a 90
cents for white and mixed, and 81 90 cents for
yellow.
Pork-siooo sio75 for mess, and ss.o21f
for prime.
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Undsr the care Of DR.. C, BaeiF,

CONTINUES 10 be epen for the reception Of invajids
" Many improvements have been added cor the comfort
and accommodation Of patsnt TLi .os,thsr with tho
during six years Of sxrersnc enables Dr. BAsls 70
give the TO the public that his shsll
themselves under his care
The location Is retired and pleasant mile and half sas.
OF bro~nsv Ias daily Intercourse between Pittsburgh
South and West.
STA ssss tvo cotton shss three ossorss and linen fer
S9FaAxss srs nssssssry 10 undergo the treatment
Terms six dollars per week, payable weekly.