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PRICES REDUCED!

10 this city Tuesday last SAMUEL BLowERs young.
est Of Alfred and Eliza Clarke aged three months and
twenty one DAYS
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TNHE undersigned begs leave to return his sim
L cere thanks to the citizens of Burlington and
the people of the surrounding country for the very
liberal support he has received while one of the
Firm of Scott, Whitehead & Co., and as said Arm
has been dissolved he wishes to let his friends
know that he has associated hmselfin Partnership
with Matthew Scott, and that they win carry on a
general mercantile business in the large and COM
modious store lately erected by Mr. Funk on Main
Street next the Market House and they are now
opening and will have ready for inspection about
the Sd of May an extensive assortment Of
FANCY DRY GOODS,
Queensware, Hardware, & Groceries,
and from the experience have gained am now
enabled to offer stock Of goods which am certain
will suit and please all tastes and when say that
can and piH sell them at much lower prices than
have done on Jefferson Street it is certain that any
person purchasing from me nor will extend share
of that patronage which have heretofore so iber-
ally enjoyed and pledge myself that no expense
or exertion on my part shall be spared to prove
myself worthy of it. HENRY II. SCOTT.
Main street, Burlington, April %, 1850.
BURLINGTON CLOTHING EMPoRIUM!!,
CO. - 49,
Jefferson street, between Main and Third, north
side, two doors above ]. $. Schramm's.
BARGAINs!. BARGAINS!!i
II. HElNSHEIMER Il CO are now ouening a
- > new and splendid stock of SPRING b SUM-
MER CLOTHING. consisting of every variety
Our stocks are well made and Of the latest fash
ions, which we will sell CHEAPER than any other
establishment west of the Allegheny Mountains.
Persons who are in want of Clothing, cannot put
their time to better than by calling and making
liberal purchases.
10 Remember and call at the BURLINGTON
CLOTHING EMPORIUM, the only establishment,
where real bargain are to be had.
Burlington. april IS, 1850. J. H. H. & co
DLANK ROAD NOTICE.-The stockholders Of
the Burlington and Mt. Pleasant Plank Road
Company, are hereby notified that the annual meet
ing for the election of officers of said company will
be held at the Council Room, in the city OF Burling
ton, on the 2Sth day of May, 1861 at O'Clock P. NJ
at which meeting the followin9 among other propo-
sitions viii be submitted, to wits Amendment to
the articles of assocation-"Any vacancies occur
ing by the death resignation of the President
a Director may be filed by appointment of the
Board until the next meeting of the stockholders
when any such vacancy shall be filled by election ;,
GEO. SNYDER, Sec. pro tenn,
april % 80 B. and NJ. p. P. X. Co
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Embroidered Swiss and null dresses, new
II style and very fashionable; also embro,dersd
and plain barage and silk tissue, with general and
well selected stock Of black silk and cotton thread;
Lisle laces and edgings, just now received and for
sale at very low prices at the store OF
april II 80 LOCkARD co
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Administrators Notice.

r ETTERS Of Administration upon the estate Of
IL Luther w. Hickok, decd, having been granted
to the under signed by the Judge Of Probate for Dcs
Moines county, Iowa; all persons indebted to said
decd or to the late firm Of Hickok Hertick are
requested to make immcd payment to the admin
istrator. AL persons having claims against said
estate, are requested to present them to mes or the
Judge of Probate for allowance. OLIVER COCK,
Admir- Of the estate of L. w. Hickok.
N. B.-A first rate large sorrel mare, ut private
sale. MAY 8, l85o-3D OLIVER COCK, admir-.
TIARPENTERs TOOLS: splendid stock Of edge
I j Tools, saws, bench and moulding Planes, just
received by (may 81 LAUMAN BRO
II NIVES and Forks; carvers, steeis, pocket cut
lery, scissors, shears, just received,for sale BY
may $50 G LAUMAN BIO.
NX CHAINS, bright and black OK chains for sale
Wy tmay $50 J G LAuMAs Bro
CQuARE and round point steel shovels, long
- handled do steel spades, for sale cheap by
may 8, $50 G LAuMAN & Bro
nOUND spring steel hay Forks; Dung Forks;
hscythe snaths, steel and common hoes for sale
BY (may ., '5o) JG LAraAS 8 BRo
AIDES, cloth and leather CATERS, for summer
II wear, slippers, etc. for sale by
mave Ms Du Bols, Jefferson street.
CIiPPERs and Caters, for gents SC, for sale BY
m.ve IS Du Bols
nARAsoLs Of al kinds. laces, fans, etc. for
sale by (may 81 Ms pv boIs
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New Spring Goods.
TIME SUBSCRIBERS are receiving their usual
/ supply of Spring Goods, to which they respect
fully invite the attention of the trading communi
ty. PARSONS, CORP & PARSONS
letter son street. Burlington. AnriI. Is, 1850
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THLORENCE braid bonnets, Bonnet Ribbons,
T Flowers, Fringing ribbons, silk Fringes, just
reed and for sale by (mg o. n s Du BoIs
NTANKEENS, Brown French linens, Hollands,
~ cambets, ETC., ETC., for sale cheap by
NAV 2, so >p 3 Du BOTS
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NJ OTICE.--All persons indebted to II. Houghton
/ Y and the late irnnof Houghton and Brookbank,
are hereby notified that their notes and accounts,
have been placed in the hands OF the undersigned
for collection; and they will save costs by calling
imme diately and paying said claims.
Burlington, april Is, '5o-lm r. ID. CROKER
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THE SUBSCRIBER HAS

JUST received and is now opening, in addition
u to his former stock, large and splendid as
sortment of DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, GRO
CERES, ETC. His stock is now complete, having
been purchased in the Eastern cities, and selected
with eye single to the interest Of the communi-
ty at large, he fatters himself that he can sell up
on little better terms than any other house.
Those who may wish to purchase, will do well to
call and examine his stock, before purchasing else
where. ALFRED CLARKE
Burlington, Iowa, May ?, 1850
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE OF Z.
w CLARK RRAS. l. ca
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HATS AND CAPS.

HATS AND CAPS.
lust received good variety Of HATS AND
- CAPS, which win be sold very low at the Cloth
ing Emporium Jefferson street, by
may2 J II HEINSHEfhIER 4 co
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PANTALOONS.
nANTAL0ONS Of all kinds, cut in the most
4 fashionable style, and made of the very best
material, at II HEINsHEIMER L. cos
NAV . CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
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"Amcrican Art union.n
"AVING been appointed agents for the above
4 | institution, the subscriber would respectfully
solicit subscriptions for it, should be pleased TO
give any all desired information upon il By
their calling upon us, FOOTE CO
Burlington, april IS. 1850
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W ELY ETS, all colors, embossed table covers
Y blue, green and black barages, cambrics and
Jaconetts, Irish linens just received and for sale by
aprll IS, go J G LAUMAN BRO
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LIMOS PATENT SQUARE DRAFT RE.
ING MACHINE.

ING MACHINE.
T,His Machine is now in general use in Illinois,
l. and is better adapted to the wants and use o.
every Farmer, than any other. 1t is warranted to
cut two acres of wheat other small grain per
hour, and save three-fourhs that is scattered i'm
ordinary grading, which is 80 per cent more than
McCormick's Reaper is warranted to do and icil do
it easier for man and horses. E9-Orders will lie
promptly filed By G LAUMAN FRO
Burlington. Iowa, may = Agents
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4 NOTTONADES 10 ps assorted Cottouades; %
4 ps blue and drills, for sale cheap by H.
april 10, 80 j @ LAuMAN Bro
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Villain and embroidered Canton Grape shawls or
4 different colors, heavy black and fancy silk;
Thbet plain and embroidered; damask shawls, .
new style, cashmere and delaine shawls, just re-
ceived and for sale at the store Of
1 LOCK
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FLORENCE 81 aid Bonnets bonnet ribbons, flow
Il ers, Trimming Ribbons, silk fringes, etc., etc.,
Just received and for sale low by
apr 10, so G LAUMAN BRO
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lArs AND CARS: Fashionable molesk hats
broad brm Russia do; souch and Hungarian
do; drab beaver Mexican do; meBs' and boys cloth
and glazed caps, for sale cheap by
may J. G.. LAUMAN BRO
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LOW 81. s,E,Osys,,

r EGHORN Hats: Double and single bfim leg
horn hats; pearl, straw and Rutland for sale BY
may ?, so J G LAUMAx & BRo
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a GENERAL assortment OF Notions, just recciv-
IA ed and for sale at st Louis prices 10y
april If $50 LOCKARD & co
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ssE.o w 81. sss4 ~ 81.
1 LWAYS on hand and for sale at the Nanufse-
y turer's Prices, the Moline PIows, Of all kinds,
which acknowledged to 10 superior 10 any 9TH
er Plow ever introduced into the country. They
rIanted to perform well, and If they do not,
all the purchaser has TO do, is 20 return the Plow
and get his money at ALFRED CLARkE?S on
april -. $50 jefferson street. Burlington
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FOOTE x c.

POTATOES. POTATOESi!
DO BUSHELS prime potatoes just received
eDOA and for sale by (apr25, '5o) FOoTE 4 CO
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EGRINTS: 500 ps assorted fancy Prints; 200 ps
l blue and blue and Orange prints; small fgur-
ed Merrimack and Cocheco do; Hoyes Ga purple,
Just received and for ss.e on good terms BY
april IS, 100 LAUMAN 4 BRO
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ANKEENS: Brown French linens, Hollands,
Y cambiets, ETC., for sale low by
april IS, 800 LAUMAN X BIO
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THE UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
~ ANCE COMPaNT.--Come up to the iBsrr-
- Office and have your Life insursd. The
I<ss Subscribers being agents for the above Mutual
Company are prepared to issue policies upon the
lives Of ind, iduals residing in the states going
to Californa-for particulars please apply to,
Burlington. april %, 80 FOOTE co
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HATS AND CAPS: ~ doz. Leghorn, doz Pan
i 4 anna; 90 dog. palm hats; IL dog. fine cloth; 5
dog. glazed and fancy caps, for sale cheap by
mayo GARRETrA COOPER
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GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
7 AIDES black and colored kid Gloves; ladies'
| 4 silk, thread and cotton gloves: Gents silk,
thread and cotton do; White and black hose; mix
ed and wife half hose etc, ETC., for sale low by
april Is, $50 G LAuMAN BRo
- DOZ. Busscls and Venetian Carpet Bags and
- Satchpls, Just receive ed and for sale cheap by
anrif IS, 80 G LAgMAN Bro
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CABINETS and JEANS; All grades and colors,
Cjust received and for sale cheap by
auril 49, so JIG LAUMAN& BRO
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= THE public informed that and als The 44th
instant splendid low amer Bsitldors,
Capan McCausland tted with state rooms and he4ed
and hy behs and capacons hold will run regularly as
Washington, and Aexanda md Ban
FL. : rs.tr.
Ale xandria At o'clock the Baltimore wal tpke In
Pney Point about o0'c!ck,
baltimore of the night Returning ualoa
wharf, Baltimore, at4 olciQs
arriving 10 oecto4k
Washington IL O'Clock, Wsdnesdrys and Cat
urdays.
Passage from Washington Marburys. lei 90
do Plney Point, including meAs ~
do Baltimore y W
Excursion tickets Baltimore with privilege Of returning
afternoon . w
Meals except Piney pasengrs and EXTRA
For freight apply the captain board
or ID. b. Smith, agent, in AID kndria, or TO :. ~
GEORGE MATTlNGLY, Agent
frg-DaiIy Excursions by Mount vernen
Marbus Creek, where spend
nes the wharf Fair Marbury
day, s Fair Aqua 10 return same day. ~
including meals. BIZ. DARRACOTT, Captain.
July 23-Jtawr20Sept tQl u
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A. M. ID. a.


fkosrkcrus
WASHINGTON SEMINARY, D. o.
HIs Institution, formerly sui
sa city saS ssa s On he s q 5s.as s s'a
The course q sdae s IN the SEMINARY depart
TIE as.ssa.s dsp1nase English
chemistry English rhetoric Especial attention il rssass ne
ns. ssashss q saassa a The ss..' us s depart
ss;',ss ss ,
higher saiasa
s sss "a Ssi M sas. ssa az s
ne psSs s ss nh ny 90
under the age Of six or seven Year,. (, III sag,l
The College number Of students aess attend
ance exceeds hundred. Ed .F4et4E u ,VssE
ss s'ssss o
" THE Preparatory department. W
10 DC observed BY the students WasAnsson ssmta D. c.
out certain haed regulations isesos Of The WssSs6sa Semi
s sss', Isss ts.s ' Ia
paaeL Inc use Of tobacco is strictly prohibited.
education Anything therefore bshayoi-a
aud n doors generally Improper aasaas 4. Il con-
s' s1as oo a g be ssns a. q
and cy no ss sS es g s1x sS N
furniture Or walls o. the house o. sns upon assna any e
%nsa As he Sasnss
AND os S h s s % % s
all times insisted without this no progress can in
day, or part say ao,e
ABSENCE Pane,aa and timely a,eaaaaee a. school Z
acted from all therefore, habiua absentees will be kspt
| Seminary.
Should the various adopted in this institution not nce
habits olence dsobedence
conversation &C. dsmssion from the Seminary and VIM be
example Of bad should become Injurious
the well disposed and wel-conducted students
| HOURS giAsl Age
Every student required from till
till IN. respectfully feQUS6ed
this important regulation complied with Sil
There will be study the Seminary from till g. and from
IAN till ~, which all living great
from the Seminary required TO be present. 81
The hours of tuition from till ~, TX
| IN. X iE 8 s.as6.a
Tuesday and Thursday
OF Saturday, when there will be school ordinarily
On sundays at there will be
at which Catholic student must be present 4 bBf
Aug 30-H fsF JOHN +. biloxi, President.
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What's The Number of her crew
+, Where DO you come fromf
Wharsthe date on your departure
atssr you any week ed Japanese on beard MI
ypu anything 70 ask ioras water hrewood, &c
arg any more VESSELS IN Company with YOU bound Tor
3 hDEoIaA 4sf ssH
I, BY order of the governor OF Nangasack
Translated by the SUPERINTENDENT OF the Netherlands
trade in japan. j.. II Levyssohn a ~T : Il @''-~-T
t.. tEF OPPER RAPPORTINER, r. s1I
ONDER RAPPORTlNER, H. 81
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CIAIMANTsThe undersigned will attend 10 the
before the
One Of them Inns had severa
years. pcrcnce Treasury Once Department.
thorough knowledge Of the mode unnssctina business
both been connected with Congress
upon for several YEAR, Their
long general within their rssrh
facilities securing Of enjoyed by Cinins
pensions of every descnp'on VIII a all
Hon HOW'LL Copr Speaker OF the House Of Representative
Hon. n N, R.yty. Of Hon. J. RocKwKLI Mass.,
non s. +. vIsros OF Ohio, Hon j. P. PHasrx, Of NJ. "
generally the members Of the House Of Repre-
preceding Congrcsses
They during session, HOUSE
the United States and d. Charles
w. wAILACH,
WIN. J. NILES
wAspfseros, August ls, 1850. A'
Ana eai,n
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I'd Mixture, compound OF The most
and choice grown the fer 49,
tile and genial soil Of Assam. 90 :" :"
With encourage of mAtchcss
distribute by the
purchasers quantity equal the first years profits the
sales effected. a5F .t tt Ras <t sfi lAN s%1tAA
enclosed package numbered
certificate enttng him chance the distribution for every
fty amounting The
the value OF cent? Or two
thousand dollars will be bonuses according 10 nfo
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THREE TRIPS WEEK TO MOUNT VERNON

rI-~s-A The and swim steamboat THOs. COLLYER
will making three nps every Other week
to First up August 26th Leaving washington
Mondays Fridays 10 O'clock and AexandrA
10Y The boat Will remain al Mount Vernon about two
s children half price, The boat VIII land
Wahingon, coming
Moun Vernono cents from either place 10 wash
ington.
Messrs Reside will with the boat lcav
touecnth euset
and boat 10 cents each Families living ds
pt nom will for them by applying
Geo before the boat leaves faualies
and Others pleasant and healthy IMP Refcshment
''''''''' : - JOB CoRsoN, Captain.
Aug2 -6tTuTh&S
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GUNNER GOODS AT PRIME COsT.-The Subscribers
y respectfully notify and the public general thai
viii from this day. and continue untf the Isl o.
September sell of OF their well assorted ssocx
prime and indeed articles below cost
fall and winter p,sces
will greatly :" hef ~
before purchasing ~ We ss
certainly offer very great bargains for cash.
The following comprise part
pieces different style rich silks, less than cos'
20 do plaid silk tissues, at - cents
25 do figured bereges, at Isl cents
20 do do a21 cents
rs do very rich do ga cents
no do light berege de LANES, nj Z, Genus
10 do second mourning bereRes, At - cents
40 second mourning tissues, at so cents
m do French aconet and lawns, less than cost
No white coored Tnfleton robes, -
cLAcETT, NEWTON, MAY, I. co.
July 3i-wThSsat film
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UNITED STATES SHIP PREBLE,
Harbor of Nangasacki, April %. 1910

UNITED STATES SHIP PREBLE,
Harbor OF Nangasacki, April 22, 1S49.
SIR: | have this moment received your note of this
morning. and can only say at present while the
ger waits for my answer, that am very much indebted
TO you for your continued kindness TO my countrymen all
OF which shall be made public in Justice to you on my
return to the United States am happy to look forward
TO personal interview with you, that but be
for the proper understanding of the conduct of
the Japanese government in this transaction, it will be
desirable Tor my government and my countrymen gener-
ally, whose attention to hisquaTer OF the world has been
drawn within few years past by transactions similar
the present and full of the deepest interest 10 them and to
Europe generally
With the hope of meeting you when shall have
many things TO say you, if they can, lrus be said
without restraint, am very sincerely, yours
Commander U. States Navy.
To j. H. LEvYssoHS, esq,
Superintendent Dutch Trade,
Decima, Nangasack, Japan
P. ST. will be very happy TO you on board, and
equally happy to call on you on shore.
(Mem-The following letter is referred to in proceed
ing page. II was ntIused 10 The military chief, Mats
mora Scha II
UNITED STATES SHIP PRrBLE,
Harbor of Nangasacki, April 10, ls49
SIR am an officer OF rank n the navy OF the United
been sent to your port of Nangasack by my superior Off
Ger, Commodore Gesinger, who commands other vessels
OF war the waters OF Chna, for the aid and protection,
everywhere, OF our counymen and their interests and
particularly for the assistance OF shpwrecked
My superior officer has heard that fifteen persons have
been cast upon your coast on OCCASION and alone
on second occasion--making sixteen IN all--from
American vessels. lie has sent here 10 obtain these
that they may be returned TO their country and
have TO request OF you that they may be given TO
Tor that purpose have 10 request, also, that you will
inform my counrymen now with you, as soon pos
sbIe that vessel has been sen, to take them away
am, very respectfully, your obsdent servant,
JAMES GLYNN,
Commander in the Navy OF the u. S. OF N A.
His Excelency the GovERSoR OF NANeAsAcKI, japan.
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Tho College OF ST. James, washington County, Mary
md.

Tho college OF ST. james, Washington County Mary
THE DIOCESAN COLLEGE OF THE PROTESTANT EPIs-
Il CORAL CHURCHATbe ninth win
Monday October h 1850 and continue iii the next commence
ment day. the last Thursday July, last New
onmended TO enter the session. received a,
time they apply, and the estimated from the date Of
thtr
The College has The usual number Of classes affords a he
porunties fr educaon and the successful ten
ton Of the collegiate course, conrs ITS graduates me "
demical degrees.
school, Immediately adjoining College and IN
der Rector, hut under distinct
thom oversight and dnee'on o 'he
special advantages To me pupils IN
the Grammar school.
classes study % the Greek language IL omit
ted its place supplied by w mooetn sngnsRes
book teeping statistics, &c. 80, .
lance from nd favorable 10 good morals and
The whole charcthe In the College
school months, IL hundred
Ave dollars payable semi annually In advance.
Applicat,ons 10 be made TO
- John n. KERFooT,
Rector College Of ST. James r. o., Md
6-taw1fn
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persons prefer priced receive tMer
proportion, will be for cash, a. reduc
Co Country agents required Applications be addressed ost
paid to the Company's Depot, as above.
June l--d3m 7l@ IFt tt-.t tNa a SH.S
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l30 Greentcfch sfrsef, NsW York. &4a.l8
THE poprietors call Of
families, the choice selection eam
hitherto unknown this country, which,
fragrance delcncy combined with virgin purity and
strength infusion Of SURPRISING richness and
The offered the following:
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To the respective commanders their officers and crews OF
the vessels approaching the coast of japan, anchor
ing near the coast or in the bays of that empire:
During the time foreign vessels the coast OF ia
PAN OF near a wei as ~ aas pay o. ~ az, sn Is
company will behave properly towards and accost cvlly
the Japanese government officers and all the japanese
subjects in general No may leave the vessel use
her boats for cruising landing on the islands main
coast and ought to remain board until further advice
from the Japanese government has been received IL is
likewise forbidden TO fire guns other FIRE
on hoard the vessels, as we'll as in their boats NV
Very dsagreeable consequences might result in case
the aforesaid should not be strictly observed.
THE GOVERNOR OF NANGASACKI
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NY GREEN q TAsTEr, Auo.,on.sr..


NEW AND ELEGANT FURNITURE AT AUcTIoN-or Fei-
~ day. 9th September
the residence OF gentleman declining housekeeping
18th will
all his household arntue which nearly excellent
der 1t consists, In part as follows
Superior walnut spring seat ietes ee sofa
do and chairs
Do do and mahogany spring rockers
DO do spring paior chairs
Do do what aud
DO mahogany extension dining table
DO do drtss and other bureaus
DO do and maple beddeads
DO brussels, tapestry, pao and step carpets,
Mating beds, mattresses bedding, candeinbras
Lamps table furniture kitchen besides
other articles necessary be enumerated.
TERMS All Of and under s25 s25 credit
sixty and ninety days. satisfactorily endorsed bearing
terest The house Is
GREEN 4 TAsTET,
Aug 25-3aw&ds Aucnopeers
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TUE PRELUDE Growth of = Poets Mind. en-
Il Geographical poem; by William Wordsworth.