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rer other article. ,te conpary snlsged ~. Win
rslee and regulations attached printed upon cards Al
goods construed 90 the south Carena Railroad company
OF their SCENTS accompanied always With bill OF la1inel
will te free commgsss g. the places ma nea
above or 10 other ntermeiise stations on INC ne oi
read between Hamburg and Chattanoura The company
have recently added very LARGELY 20 their motive sni car
power both Tor freight and ard are prepared d
patch % goods that AZ last ~ re-
eeived whatess Is rscevsa At The dsrot before
viii te loaded that night and cent on ~ thc we
trains ~ the morsing amturg3 and on me day
foowioe will b. Transferred thence 70 TIE depot ~ the
Georua Railroad Comrany Augasti % be orrarded 70
their places Of d.ftnaon TIE Company hrst as. ~
gular nsii Traine leav ~ present. A. ten
oScieck A. M for Columbia and Cania, and A. hah-ra.t
ten o'clock A. NJ for Hamburg and An sta and the eeoat-
elnss half price Ave o'clock A. but the
namher o. passengers AZ any tine require ~ me company
are prepared 10 despatch extra train or 70 oiov
Immediately after the ns trains The rae Of pessase AZ
present. trst cs three cents per mile or IA
T. gNFHv. Secretary.
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sPORTIHG.

CENTRKvILLE COURSE. L. I.-TR0TTING, on FRI
- DAY. august 10th. at o'clock match for $40 mile
z Conkn names brg Csntrsyiiis Immediately after
enters Dan Rice; z. Tenyck enters br Jane Gull
bert G. Raynor enters Oh. Selm Brooks enters
Dan harble J. Conklin enters b. LADY Watts Mr.. r.
enters Grey Steed. JOEL C0NKLIN, Proprietor
Union COURSE. L. I-TRoTTING, AUG. 22d, PURSE
OF $40 mile heats best under the saddle for horses
who never purse $50. Entries TO be made
Green hadden Friday evening by ten o'clock Three
more to make race and two to start.
SPICER McNANN, Prorrietors
Union COURSE. L. I.-TRoTTINC, ON THURSDAY,
August 2zd at o'clock purse Of $780, two mile heats
in harness Geo. Spicer enters b. Honest John; Me-
Laughs enters CHI Condolences; JAS trdges enters eh.
g.. Trustee. SPICER hcMANN, Propristors
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- rcH cut GLASS; sToUvENEL cO.HAEk NOW
N ~ hama a. tfeir manpfsctory No snt ~ Nesoy e.
iarFs srd srleues as.grtmen. oi,yery ~
Pe'n' j. sToUvtSEL Co.
No. - and " YsssJ, sAd Ne JShn -
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CALIFORNIA.

OGDEN a UAYNLs-tRrcIrD L. OGDEN. Tuos. J..
" ~ and General Comn'~sien merchant,
San Traneco California Merchandse eonsixnci 70 vil
be placed beard ship and sold BY samTlethus
kvoidinE al risks o. Gre. &c. Refer town H. Cary CO.,
New York Joscrh T. Sanger, do Lombard Butyek Do,
Burr Stevens, do Conan. Hopkins, Co. do Conkhn
smith. do; Y. 7. Hayes. de- kcad Rs-ls Albany.
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INTO COTTAGE HOB0KEN-GRANB INsTRUMEN-
tai Free celebrate" Band every Nom
day, Wednssday and Friday commencing At p n. ant
closing At p. n Ferrage reduced to cents. N B-In
the weather unfavorahe the Concert will ake place
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4 ITE INsURArCE-NATIeNAL LOAN FUND LIrE
~ Assuranee secie,y Of London and New York.Capitsl
f1Soooo Surplus fnad tiiieD large euarantes lind
tees.
URited states Local board Aesr Directors Toe AnFust
geofFe Barclay WIN Van Hosk bschs heEvsrs, Robt ..
Dillon, joseph Caillard, Jf.
calfanis Risks tatsp favorable terms. q, Moderate
} LEANpER srARR osnsral Lrsnt
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DoARDIsc.-A LARGE FRONT ROOM ON THE Sc
ID hoor suitable for one or two gentlemen can te
need either drawing ned Also, couple
ss,m.ii ro.ms ess be had BY spriyns Nc. colss.
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WANTRD-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w girl Seamsrsss Has been at the millinery
and drsssm for the last fourteen monhs Apply ~
Mott street. in the store.
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broadway THEATRE-E. A. MARSHALL PROPRI-
- etorThe ladies snd gentlemen engaged at this theatre
for the ensuing requested in the
room on Wednesday the 18th inst IL o'clock NJ without
further notice GEORGE II. BARRETT, Stage Manager.
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BOARDING, &C

poARp-Two SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN M &C
- eommodaied With board In q private family up ovr,
IN rsurh between First and second avenue Apply
. f5s Fourth street
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LNOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-ONE HUNDRED AN
eient original oil Paintings BY celebrated masters in
good condition Have been in the the
upwards Of thirty Can be mile Eli
Iabethtown, N IT, at the country seat Of John Mckay
From New York, take the Camden Railroad
west Turnout and from thence BY stage i've miles, to his
sidence.
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WING. AND PROTECTION rOs

IL u. dat go Br..dssy a. visible the srga,e.
inventions % the Ages fdestruchie are shausted COf
lfeh vi the dead without change
perfect protection against ccntagon The crsek Bural
ton. Of rast ages Burial Cases fer rciatsrne.t Tor
teepsg remains pcrpetually Boxes for
an kinds for hifo nearly 100 varieties 81
metallic chairs bedseads Lounges, piano aud store
vhth far surpaf In beauty Injury elegance economy
durahy, all others In use All Tor saie Wholesale aud
tail at 2s Brosdvsy ~ the Metallic Burial aud Fruit Vac
Dc
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PUBLICATIONS.

ID EvUE DIES DEUI EoSDEs-PUBLIsHED TWICE
N montl-Contsinug many important articles Ancri
tsrature Politics ~ the eminent
Trance; Pnee-pe. yar SO y,r s9neer 70 cents SOLE
tnd Surgical instrumcnt DEPOT 100 Fulton street. wher.
large assortment 81 foreign scientific bo.h and surgical IN
strumsn manufactured BY Charrere offars may be
Catalogues and Irospcctuses traits application
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INFORMATION WANTED OF PETER JONES PRE-
vious to his disap about the 2h OF January
year ago. he had been resident OF New York and vi
entity for about three years and was native Of Betw.
the mddlng sine stout built sandy complexion full eyes,
Any information of him his whereabouts will be literally
rewarded and thankfully received. Apply to
l. WILLIAMS, nc Eighth avenue.
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XNALNuT STREET rBEArHE rInADnLPHIA.-E.
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUBs
DREcIoUs STONES AND FRENCH FANCY GOOD
Victor BISHOP, Importer, % Maiden Lane
n r. Pearls Diamonds and all kinda Of Gems purchased
1T their full value.
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DosRD-A cENrItsks AND MS LADY, Win
ID servant and three single gentlemen, obtain
bears ~ pvs re.reetahie fsniy w tasu where thefs
tsardefa The home nesy fafnshef last Nay
With ~ the modern ~ N a. bath
closets te ke Fcur faes n stsrss ass
within INITIATES AN ~ the houae three
ps kei.rencss Fven and rsqnirsc hddress Fraasn, az
this Office Tsrws moderate. NJ B-Gvs address shea
sal arfansmeas can made, and rierssecs sxehapgd
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INDIAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY F. A. AR
TAULT who 10 among the Indian tr hes Of Lake Su
peror and from whom he has the
costly collection Of curiosties offered in this city Sc
verai have been received and exh
htion ard saIe at the lafayette BaEaar $50 BrnadMay
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PERSON Al.

If MRS. KEZIA SMITH, LATE OF THIS CITY, WILL
advise the subscriber where letter will her.
will learn some tn, her advantage.
JOHN X. WEEDS, No. 80 First street, New York.
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Ioonespoodence Of the baltimore SUM-
wAsnrseros, Ju

WASHINGTON, June z, 1850
Mr.. Wtbso's pitw of the Tsras Boundarv.
Strength Of fhs ComproHss.-Nr. Bsnton's Motion 20
Postpess-Conf rmafior, &c.
IL will be better, as Mr. Webster Justly says, buy our
with Texas than undertake settle the conro.
very her boundary by appeal legislative or u-
judici al, military authority. Il rs political question OF
high port and, such, Is subject for compromise
Unless tbe settled by and very speedily
Il will lead great difficulties The plan is
10 let the matter alone until New Mexico shall become
State when she contest the question In the Supreme
Court doubt whether when New Mexico shall form
State constitution, she will be admitted into Union
II Is the opinion that she requires long utlsge under
territorial government
Tho large msjoftes by which the amendments 10 the
adjustment bill defeated indicate the strength OF the
scheme
MT Benton WILL on Monday, that the bill be indeR-
nitey postponed The result according the calculation
to-day. will be thiry-one against the potponement in full
Senate.
Mr.. Bartlett lately nominated commissioner run the
boundary line under the treaty with Mexico to-day
unanimously confirmed by the senate lie viii leave i'm
los.
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tons Of the national public buildings will not fail to sup
ply themselves with copies.
Ihs Illustrated Do~ssfe Bible. By the Rev. IssRAM Cox
BIN, A, Nj SAMUEL HuEsroS, New York.
We have been furnished with specimen number OF
this edition Of the Bibe the publication Of which
has been commenced by MIR Hueslon II is illustrated
with very handsome wood cuts. representing scenes and
objects descibed in the text 1t is polygot and
tans copious notes Illustrative OF the true meaning Of
the text and OF the history of the times. From the
specimen before us. we think it cannot fail to be one Of
the most beautiful editions of the sacred Scriptures ever
printed in this country and twill be among the cheapest
considering The expensyeness OF its illustrations
We are indebted to Mr. Adams for the number before
US. who has il for sale
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NASHVILLE CoSvESTIoH.--We have seen il stated that
Governor Troup prevented from attending the Nash
vile convention account OF personal ndisposion II
the illness Of his family which prevented his attend
snce. Governor Troup, pleased to learn, is in
good health.
We stated yesterday that Dr. Daniel would attend the
to learn that such il not the fact The legislature made
no provision for aternates Dr. Daniel has received
commission from the governor of his election.
The first district, therefore. will not be represented.
Mr. Cooper, we learn, is seriously indisposed. Judge
Law declines goingihs reasons we not informed Of
fSdpanndh Georgian.
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Prospects OF shs Compromise, and Other Matters.

Iron special correspondent Of last evenings Baltimore Patriot
WASHINGTON. June 2, 1850.
From all the indications by which IL led form
judgment upon the probable action Of Congress- and om
all learn from various of information, after
some pains. very being entirely convinced that
the ompromse will pass both houses.
There much said about collision with the Spanish
ihocs but. with due Difference those who suffer them
selves 70 become excited, do believe such thing Ia
within the range OF probability Our government may well
DO excused for wishing those Americans who
ured into Cuba by isise promises from the garoe especial
ly after maintaining 80 promptly and satisfactorily the ob
be doubted that the Spanish authorities viii be glad be
relieved o. the awkward business Of executing them And
again. Cuba s the object be had much short OF the
expense and dshonor of such war
Mr. Jackson, Of Georgia, made strong calm and con-
csto Union speech this morning. going for the Conpo-
mise Mr. Durkee OF wisconsin, spoke much the other
way, opposing the Compromise and Presidents plan.
This makes our northern speeches, within two days. de-
nouncng the Presidents plan, and the action Of the admin.
ssrion with reference TO the boundaries Of Texas and
New Mexico.
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NeWs from CardsnGs
BosroN, Friday, June 7Captain Stafford. Of the brig
Portland just arrived here from Cardenas with dates
the afternoon Of the 2lt n and reports that about 800
troops had arrived there from Havana and all quiet,
The five invaders lett behind BY General Lopez were ia
prison, and IL was not known what would be done with
Them The taken from the safe OF the house
was acknowledged by the collector to be only $1,000
Condition Of the Noriherw Markets
PHILADELPHIA, June s--2, p. m.-The flour market
TIMES rather inactive lew parceis going Oh W Is
S. 37k quality White wheat s held at I'D
Sales ol southern 66 cents Provisions quiet
prices unchanged Tho weather is close and warm.
Bosros, June Up. m.-Cotton quiet New Orleans
mddlng fair IS IA cents fair. u lii cents ordinary
TO middling uplands. Ill ID good mddling
mddling fair ISL Isl Genus fair 70 good lsl il cents
which is decns of about tho highest figures
Holders firm and good demand io Hour Sales or so.
bbs Pennsylvana, part fine. al fraction below IS 50
Dbl cash. 100 do superine, at IS 62t cash Superb
continues TO cell. in small lots. at 10 s2s IN other kline
there Is no change Corn market dull and prices teLl
downwards Sales 1000 bushels yellow at 65 cents whit
Is held at 81 cents, which learn OF sales. W.
have feature to report in the provision market
day. Steady sales at former quotations There 10 f.
demand sugar We notice sales Of 100 boxes l0I
Cuba 81 GEMS; 20 hhds do at cents per TO- months
Stock of rice smaldemand good Sales 300 400 casks
at 81 W cents, 9 months, for export.
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v June Al O'Clock shsI se in front q s Premises
north Of No. Z, situate
peunsyIvsn,. svenn. between and 2fth streets.
As, shs shove viii Be- No. y No. ~, fronting
26th street b~tween and NJ streets north
Terms AZ ale one Of purchase cash b.ance
wo three years. Tor notes satisfactorily secured bearing
interest DYER sRoTHER,
May Did Aucionsers
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p0MANcE or che DC an. Narrative OF the Voyage OF
IL tho Wildhre TO California. ~ Fanny Foley.
The Golden Sands Of Mesco Moral and Religious Tale y,
w. Cruoine
Jus, received, and Cor sale by
TAYLOR MAURY,
June Booksellers near Oh street
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STOCK OF THE NATIONAL HOTEL AT AUCTIoN--on
y Monday evening, hspas O'Clock, shall sell,
auction store capital stock OF the National Ho
city, hundred dollars per share psyns
8 per cent clear oftares and insurance.
Also, Is shares Washington City Gas Stock.
Terms cash. DYER 4 BROTHER,
June y Auctioneers.
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OF For sALSo. II. reservation a fronting q iss,
Mva+-eodd tIatslI once Four-s nd-s half street.
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pRTNTING TYPE, CASES, AND FIXTURES AT AUCTION
On Friday afternoon, the h instant O'Clock we shall SCI
Of warehouse Of and
10Th streets, large OF the above, d follows
founf Small Plea, 900 pounds, slightly n
n do do 800 do good a. new, a portion Of which
only small book edition. The whole win be Of
fered together, or in lots 70 suit purchasers . -
Terms sale. GREEN TAsIEI, EM
June 5--A Aucnoneers.
NJ The sale postponed until Thursasy, the
s"' '"'''"s '"''' ''' 80 GREEN 4 TAsTET,
June a--aawds Aucffonecrs-
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M DfEW fFEUTHEH, Huctt6n<6f6.
,uEs APEAkE AND OHIO CANAL BONDS At AUCTION
Monday the ION inst shall sell for Of whom
public highest bidder
dollars preferred and
Canal bonds, In lots 70 suit purchasers.
Sale 70 take psce a. auction rooms, q O'Clock,
DYER BROTHER,
June i-dn Ascsoneer.
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DEAUTIFUL GOODs--wALTER HARPER 90, Penn
gvans avenues between viii this day
and beautiful goods, sbaws, nunni
lac, embroderies, ke., May if-eodn
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALTMoRk, June S--5 p.
Whig Troubles and Disappoinimss Organization Of
Siarehoiders.-d abolition Movemsns--1hs Census-ta-
ksrs-- Troublesome Questions - The Markets, SC,
The chagrn and modification Of the friends OF Ridgey
and Roman Ia this city, at the nomination OF Clarke
the whg candidate far governor openly in all
quarters and should the present feeling continue TO xst
he majority Mr. Lowe in Baltimore city may be safely
set down 1000 To be sure Clarke has plenty money
and will il is said. il freely The clique Of Galphns.
whose cheming he his nomination. have also piles
Of gold But depend upon Il, that Enoch Louis Love- esq
of Frederick. the democratic nominee, will beyond all
peradventure II he lives be the next governo OF Mary
land and exerons win be necessary % secure tina
result. 4as
meeting ofthc shareholders Of Queen Annes county
held at Ceneye lew days since, for the purpose Of
ganizng society 10 protect slave property account oil
the depredatons that have been made by the
aboIonsts recently in that vicinity Officers were elect
ed, and constitution adopted and measures taken for
immediately commencing operations. The number Of
slaves weekly lost from the border counties OF this State Is
estimated 10 be equal to $4,000 value aud the e
fcient organization will be necessary to prevent It's in
That they receive money arms, and directions
from the aboouss, there Is manner Of doubt and, al
they the ne places Of corceament provided
for them, with all the 'aid ard comfort necessary
bic them elude pursuit The stampede Of sixteen
slaves belonging TO COL Pearce fiom Baltimore county
and their Shrewsbury, Pennsylvania, proved
this beyond doubt reward If discovered their
hid ny place In of The ouhouses OF iarner the vi
cnity They carried home without waiting for legal
process
The takers have commenced operations in this
ciy but get along very slowly One qucstionthe age Of
the aesis not answered very freely correctly whilst
another gives great offence and may probably get the off
cias in trouble, especially among the old ladies This
question Is whether there any convics in tue
family This question is certainly unnecessary the
entiay and jail records will furnish all the necessary
tistics on that point
THE mARKErs.-ln the Baltimore market this morning
there transactions in -four. Market heavy
Howard offered So 3Il, but buy
Offers freely made to buy at $5 25, and some
So 81 for straight brands Nothing doing wheat Sales
81 IS for yellow and SO 62cents for white
No important change in other articles.
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nv 0RGEN n last ET, Aucttonesrs.
NEW HOPE GOLD MINE CoMPANY,-Nouce l. hereby given
that MI stock q the New Hope Gold Mine Company on which
unpaid, will b. sod public suction
Saturday day OF nex n H. tbe sueson
Green Tasse seesby kysws Of said company
4e 1880 " NJ n FRENCH, PresidenI
GREEN TAsTET,
June 2-3t&ds hncncnsess
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On yesterday SATURDAY, morning, Mrs. ELIZABETH GALE,
aged 50. 1Mf
Mrs. GALr long Of years has been member Of The
Baptist Of possession Of
faculties faith, fallen asleep In Jesus
Her place day, Sunday from Tho Baptist
Church y street, at 4 O'Clock, m. pl.sat
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
AT AUCTIoN-On Tuesday evening" the 18Th instant
O'Clock, shall SELL by deed Of trust, duty recorded
front Of pscmises Lot No and Of Lot No. NO.
west, with the improvements, consisting Of wcssop brick
houses and one frame house.
purchase money cash balance
in and two years. for satisfactorily secured, bearing In
tercst
j. D. n. SMITH, Trustee
DYER d BROTHER,
June e-ds Auctioncers
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LteHs Living AHe, NO. SIss--Frcs IN cenns
oorTEHrsf
l. German Popular Prophecies kwoods Magazine
Regiment during the Russian CampsisnBackwoods Mag
O. Death Of Wordsworth-Tmes.
a. Commercial Mission yspan--Unted Service Magazine
s. Lettuce Arnold Chap. 1-Laaies' Companion
g. Henry BuIwer Baltimore-Exa miner
T. England, France, Russia-Com Administrations.
PorrsY-womanf Faith, sleeping Gin; To Mother on the
Infant; To Banss Highland Mapi To Angel Of
5moRr Bull and Brother Jonathan New Books
wAsmroros, December ~, is4s.
or Ill Me perodic. journals
which Europe country this has appeared %
useful II contains indeed, the exposition only Of
English hut this, by its
and comprehension, ncsdes poraiure Of The hui
mind In the utmost expansion Of ths present 49,
". LTTTELL b co., Boston.
And sold By JOSEPH sHILLINcToN,
Corner ~ and Pa
Juse
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nv DYER q BROTHER, A~ss,onssr-.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN--onM Mon
O'Clock, shall SELL In ffont
premises part ofot No TO- No t2e fronting tn
and consisting Of
dwelling house with back buildings and store house,
cupcd BY Mr.. w y Mcpherson ~ grocery.
Also, part lot No square, fronting street, be-
TN and 9Th and improvements, consisting Of two frame
shops. IN
Terms Of purchase money cash balance
and three years. for notes satisfactorily secured bearing
DYER I BRorHER,
May I'D Aucioneen
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TRusTEE's SALE or VERY SUPERIOR FURNITURE At
AUCTfON.-By execuied shall
20 sel Monday mornings The ION instant At oeioet
'sWssngnn Pcniteniary al the splendid furniture, &C.,
warden Thomas Fitnsn ESQ., consisting In part
mahossnyeafved crimson velvet plush covered cAnspe
DO DO DO fsnicrs chair 70 match NJ
nch mahogany covered match -
Mahogany, marble top, pier, and centre tables
ard and dining tables, and xidcbosrd 49,
ch embroidered muslin and window curtains with
gilt cornices MtF #
French plate mirror
Very rich tapestry carpet and rug NMM
Three ply dining and chamber carpets
Venetian, passage, and stair carpets, stair rods
Painted door cloth, -bronxed hat rack
Passage lamps, mahogany wardrobe 4&
Mahogany dressing Bureaus and washstsnds
DO and poplar bcd~tcsd~, Eeaper beds
Hair and shuck toilet
service, glassware, table cutlery
Table linen, napkins, kitchen uensfst &C.
The furniture made 10 order BY samuel koyt esd ana
superior which respectfully invite inc attention
Of the public -
T = DYER h BROTHER, ~
lime I'D Anctoaesrs.
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Transportation Of Stores.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Provisions and Ciohing, June Z, 1880
DRoPOsALs sealed and endorsed Propoa for freight the
Aica viii be received this bureau until II O'Clock
Friday the 5th day Of july 1850, for the transportation Of
les or from the
Chariestown 10 the consnee Shore
Port Praya, Cape de Verde EH-t
The offers price per barrel without
and dyi and each barrel (or half bare
Of beef pork -FOUR vinegar pckics moissse wbskcy
appe win considered barrel all other be
~ cubic feet barrel whxtssef they
and in the Of all other
h win be deducted Ten firweser working lay day,
allowed Chaesown Tor taking and nc
weather working lay days 10 be allowed al Po Praya for
Payment by agent United States be
bidder and designated in the charter party, within
producing evidence OF the delivery
The Inspection and be the
by the 10th day Of July, 1850, ready 10
presented for examination within three
amer being notified OF her acceptance, the bureau will consider
Itself liberty offer the freight 70 the next lowest bidder or 10
make such arrangements may best suberve the public interest
June g-law4w
CCOREsBY's Franklin Expedition, Vol. London,
u 1850
Nichols Architecture Of the Heavens enlarged edition
London, 1850.
Lady's Album Of Fancy Work D vol, London, Isso
Chemissy Mystery by DR.. sconn VOL, London, 1850
Introductory delivered oneen College, London
vol, London, lstp.
Casualties Aaoa, with practical suggestions BY Lieut. Knyss
on. 1 vol, London 1S4o.
barry Comws's English Songs VOL, miniature edition
Young spoftsman's Manual VOL, London, iez9.
Ornamental and Domestic Poultry voI London, 1850
Just imported from London, direct by -
June N'A FRANCK TAYLOR