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find them prepared To defend certain provisions Of
the Constitution not palatsble to themselves, but
important TO other members Of the Union. Such
Is the zeal of this class of people that they thrust
themselves forward in the controversy which they
have excited, and they consequently supposed
at first view to be more numerous than they in
fact, and more bold than we trust they will prove
when they shall have had time for reflection. When
the real question at issue comes to be clearly
understood, direct war upon the Constitution,
we believe that their numbers will be found TO be
much less than they appear.
There are many, however, who, while they dis
avow any purpose Of direct opposition to the Con-
stitution, are yet willing TO keep up the excite
ment, professedly for other objects, which they
think legitimate and beneficial. II is these men
who may be supposed open to conviction TO the
mschievous effects Of the agitation in which they
are instrumental. Such men take part in public
meetings, and in the passing Of resolutions, when
they would shrink from putting their names
to the resolutions adopted They are willing to
reap benefit from the excitement, without taking
any personal responsibility for its consequences.
We wish to produce tho conviction that every
member of our community suffers from this excite
ment. and that it tends to produce state of feeling
both among ourselves, and between ourselves and
other sections of the Union, at any rate mischev-
Gus, and which may lead to calamitous results, and
even prove disastrous to the most important inter
cats of the country
There are others, however, we are sorry to say
who go much further, and who avow determine
ton in regard to the late act of Congress entirely
at variance with their obligations citizens, and
which, if sustained by the public at large, would
be as gross and direct act of notification of the
Constitution as has been proposed by the mos
| excited citizens of South Carolina. Take, for ex
ample, the following resolutions Of a crowded meet
ing Of white and colored men, at the African church
on the 3Oth of September:
| Therefore, assured that God has no attribute
which can take sides with the oppressOrs, we have
counted the cost, and we prefer liberty TO life We
mutually pledge to defend ourselves and each other
in resisting this God -defying and inhuman law al
any and every sacrifice, invoking Heavens defence
| OF the right.
| "Resolusd, That while our hearts gratefully &C
knowledge the noble stand taken by many in THU
city and elsewhere, volunteering their positive CO
operation in aid OF our remaining free in the ole
Bay State, we shall nevertheless tenaciousy re-
member, that eternal vigilance is the price Of lib
erty, and that they who would be free, themselves
must strike the blow"
To these may be added the following resolution
adopted at crowded adjourned meeting at tn,
same place, consisting also of white and coloret
men:
| "Resolved, To organize a League of Freedom
composed OF all those who are ready to resist th
law, rescue and protect the slave al every hazard
| and who remembers that
IL -Ty
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THE CoMMsNcsNgSr oF COLUMBIA COLLEGE,
in the city Of New York, came oil with consider
able oclat on tho 5th inst.
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TO ONE I COULD LOVE.

TO e. IFor The Trt50p"
Oh miekt love thee, but will not cast
The blight Of my regard DER way like thine
Taught by the shadows Of the cruel Past,
All hope, all thought Of thee will resign.
The simeon of my love but passeth on.
And all dear things are dropping withered--gone
And, should love thee, soon fatal spell
Would lure mildew spirit round thy way,
And thou wouldst die. The grave-the grave
will tell
How ali love and cherish pass away
Yet be thou blessed though this heart of mine,
For thy sake, dares not yield itself to thine.
may forget thee when the gorgeous sun
Goeth in splepdor through the burning day,
But when eve cometh, and the silver moon
Walks like goddess through the heavenly way
The night birds song the dews, stars, flowers,
will be
But as one blessed memory of thee
Thou wilt not reck, when night winds battle thy
brow,
They bear my hearts idolatry to thee bow
Thou wilt not reck when wondering crowds shall
That ] thy fondest worshiper shall be-
For none to thee the truth may ever tell.
God bless thee, demest-best Farewell-fsre-
well W
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ter-which il, that Mr.. Smith has put before the
public g set of new ideas on Geometry, which Mr..
p would not DO himself-and, after carefully ex-
aiming the book, we must come TO the conciu-
sion that the author of the ideas appears to as to
have no clear conceptions Of pure, idea! Geone-
try TINT be has blinded himself by graphic, me,
chanical methods in a word, that he has Torhed
with bis rule and compasses until he has clearly
mistaken practical for theoretical Geometry II
Mr. Smith had STUDIED the copy OF Euclid from
which be brushed off the dust OF thirty years.
and had considered it's truths with patience IN
the true spirit Of the ancient Greek Geometers,
using his diagrams simply TO assist his mind IN It's
conceptions OF Geometrical propositions, we thlnk
it would have been unnecessary TO have hunted IN
all the book glands and stalls IN New ork lot
other treatises on the subject to convince BIN that
the rev ideas he had imbibed were all smoke
and that Nj Parkers reported discovery OF an er-
ror in the ratio of the circumference to the dlane
ter after the fhh decimal place, should De re-
ceived with due csutlon
We have made this article much longer and
more personal than we Intended out we assure
those concerned ii is done not at al In Vicious
spirit We hope that what has been SAD WIZ
awaken the attention of Mathematicians to the
book; and, If they DO not come to the same con-
clusions as ourselves, we are much mistaken. ,r
Ok
I'VE have had com muncation on hand Tor Sc
veral DAYS from the author of the New Ele-
ments of Geometry in reply to the former arti-
Gle ofour correspondent, d. for which we have not
vet been able TO find room, I'd 1T70'
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native of Holland, who has for several years di,
rected his time and attention to the subject, and
who has also succeeded in producing fiber of the
same quality and nature az N. Claussen has been
offered by the Dutch Government the sum Of
$50 GOO for his invention, which has been refused,
tions are still pending. and the 18th instant is fixed
upon as the day upon which final answer is to
be given by the Dutch Government. We believe
that on Wednesday a formal application was
made by NJ Claussen to the board of trade, re-
questing that machinery might be placed at his
disposal in order to enable him to produce at least
one tun of yarn, and 20 make series OF expert
ments, as to the best mode Of adapting the fiber
to the machinery the experiments to be con-
Quoted in the presence OF some impartial and
well qualified person, to be selected by the Gov.
eminent. and we have reason to believe that the
application has been favorably received although
no answer has yet been given on the subiecs.
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Fellow Workingmen shall we Iinger behind
our brethren in this movement
Industry is in the ascendant Labor in its turn
shall rule the world Let us contribute
to make its dominion intelligent aud beneHcent
Its great pioneers springing directly from itself,
the Printing Press. the Steam Engine and the
Electric Telegraph, are clearing its pathway OF
the rubbish OF eges! Peace and plenty, health
and happiness attend its progress. Its mission is
IN cultgRte the earth and subdue it. and pour on!
her boundless riches for the use Of man
Workmen of every trsde-organize organize
In unity there is strength
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TOul II I0FtlconlhS hrtpsa.
STANZAS.
gY ALFRED TESNYSO

~ ALfRED TENNYsON.
WHAT time wasted youthful hours,
One Of the shining winged powers
Showed me vast cliffs, with crowns Of toTers.
AS towards that gracious light bowed,
They seemed high palaces and proud,
Hid now and then with sliding cloud.
He said, The labor is not small
Yet winds the pathway free TO all
Take care thou dost not fear to fall"
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lie. without regard to party. Wehope the Home
stead Exemption will receive the support Of sill
parties in our Legislature, and that the Pablo
Land bin viii have united support in Congress.
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GoRPoRATIoS NoT1cEPubo notice ia hereby gwen y Tho
occupant occupants OF all Houses and Lots
improved pnmpfoy- L,us areed thereby that the following
have the and lodged IA
Bureau A-rssmrns FOR examinations by a per
sons regulating paving and etas curb aud gutter
atone, Dslaugsys GOOfck tho East hyer Tbs limit
by include ALT several Houses ana ots
Of Ground Lots pieces and parcels OF Land situated ga
both between tbs Eat River and Iompk
AID on etery Toupkn and westerly 'ds OF East St
acsy and Ines cunning parallel thereto and d1aas
IN feet nortbey and l3 0uthSfy seslrom All persons
affected by the above aaned Asasssnsa.s aas
vino AZ. opooed 10 thu same OF requested 70
present @hHg tbs uude[sgned at thar ocs
No Hall Records within hry days from The tsts Of Tits notice
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT, FRANCIS NICHOLSON ISAAC "a.
-, IA o. $40 tOt
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STREET DEPARTMENT. 10. & HALL oy REcoRDs-Psshs
- so,. hereby gwen hs; te following petition be- sssa 9's
49,. he Ra To oes Fasan sois "a ~ 81 b
,.sp t 14 zfaY Ao eor8er ~ aa6 n es s5eNss
front Of Et the g,reet WE AT 2-stons ats
10 70 lie asr,zs bers 3h DAY Of De- az Dse9 +
"a JOHN I. DODGE, Stsss. Cs1nstss1oss
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CORPORATION E0TIcEPubEc noties hefsby g'sn t9taa
occupants Of all houses Snd es,
aads Affected tasrsby that tbs following As
eomPtsd BY thu Asssssofi and are
b ocs OF tho Of Assessments for srannaoa ~ RI PSF
oo. With Receiving basins aud carsr,
cnn.rcfog point feet Of tbs rsst AIDE OF Beid"ay
and runolpg Wsst Broadway, and thTo9Es
wet Bto.dway and connected Nth sewer 10 aarst iss
limits sntrsesd by include all the several hoass
md ts OF ground pieces parcels land situated ez
bo,h SIDE Broadway ae West Srcsdvvi
On he Broadway Murray and Warren as Ga
both ses Of Church Broadway College place. be
twen Murray Chambsrs,s AL persons whoas assfiA S
fssd s1d wsS hsoppossa 70 s
sithsr Of th~m fsqoss,sd 10 Psssa usu
vrtnz their Office. No Hal o. hsofss,
lii thirty The data " tbs aouesOhco sasas -
A.sssmans Department, Dec 81. 1870 5AHuk "a DA
MOTT YPAgCIa sIcH0L9OE, ISAAC Wh salTH, Assss9f''
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QokPuRATI0S EoTICEPuehe noles - hereby gssu 10 sae
owner or occupants OF all HOUSES and LOU,
an!m proved Lands Affected ersby that tia following
eusats copste BY tbs Assesors and rs 5ssi
in M, office OF Asss'msn for examination, by all
-t,ons setting and gutter Ia va - roa
Fgbh 10 I, ay Tor las ns OF Tagging through
~ theIso Thsins embraced such Assssansnt u
eude Houses and Lots OF ground vacant o Pseas
d parcels OF Land situated both sdss Of forty aeeond a.
9Th and ou westerly side Of Och bstwass
.d oastsr side Of 10th batseen flst as4
4 whose aHsctntby the above named
who opposed 70 tho or stber Of ihen,
requested prsssnt their Objections wnts 70 NC under
.,nsd At Their Office No Hall Of Records within thirty days rom
We da.s Of this ocs Bureau As.essnsns Street Ds
psrtmeps Dec 7G 1910 SAMUEL H. DE- MOTT, FHAnCB
sIfuof s6y IA sc tyn SMITH Assessor d95iN
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1919 pEPARTMEaT IL. 45ALL Og kEco hDse-PasI

r.,rpryT UFPARTMEhT, Nc q ALL OF hECUhJ5.-Fo5hr
A o., befssy ziYsn foNag hz.otsoa has os-a
~ he Cs Co4nc Rsso' 81. That III = - sIlea3S&
lrs co tie sas,sy q T. nlpk e 81 Shdss
m es VIZ slE srd aae=r ths trscoa Of tho
49, :, Street COaarssioasf gye cccp
ar,se. OF u The A isg 7Gs7f ~atsr "a oeE fea
III 4 20 MAKE lbs s1tesior bas aooys dTd Ase q
aae IL The pragIsgocs Tea grant, 70 sad
ossfs made BIZ he MAJOR Aisra4o sna Commons ~ Of the
CIV ri sS Yff uy tss Boap Of AssAht ALisf-a,
ss III jsan Adopted the Board d AJenne1i Dse H. 1859
AYSso'ss y 20 lss sa JOIN DODGE srssseot
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f,sfyTos AeUEDUcr DEPARTMENT. Rotanda PAX, Dsesn
lg-I sd lSso-CokPORATlOS RoItGE.-P1ohc soses -
ss.o taa, petition has prss.nt-d 70 Boaft Of
Az an, 4Bsrsa 1r sesef sfoa5Fay ifoG pon 70 iss;
.=tA 81 hs Sewer Csnsi s. All Pstsoss tntSfe51I
5e tsy * obsctors requested 10 pssEt
s ,ae "a ~rtng Ceptfs; Clerk, at DDS once, On o. BE-
a. 10, aIcHoLAs DEAS Pta.t "A D'e
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.~taOToE AquEDUCT DEPARTMENT RotuEds. Pan. Bee
Cg4h CORPORATION SGTICE,-Publc Fotes Is hsft.
~ nat oetn prsssutsd tho Eoafd Of Ass9ant
drn, Ccr sewsr Broadway 10 Gfsenrlen Sc
An ,0ns aboys having sblssnons sasfst ara
present the ~nnS " Toe Contract OtsfA A.
.his oHes Va 0, bsfofs FRIDAY, Jaa %, is5i .
- Ilt aICEOLAa DEAR Prssidaol CIoon Aqaedtc. Deph
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81 ANAL. Og RAcVkD5
y ,.1- hereby he tnto1ns f,s2l Roa ~ 20 ~
IsaIse Eoacs q Aasepse: 10 f-s1iie az r. . 81
49,, rIa i, ~ zast -Pafe sbe "f's @p -
Eoos aetss,n 4ld sat-f Il Az gs - ,,
ham al .esisc, efsU5 f.9as>ss ~ VfssS 80 T4F
10 .e,,s-e,e or o. ts 81 say u ~ is', -
n al NJ f9lfy JOHs ftnlffS afNss' Cor ~, hosas
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StTRyEY pgPA RTaEsr 10. = ~. " keGoHDs.fao le
= aa hesoy sysa ai 10 ,@sE P PLoa 10 ,s7s pre- ,
800 - " ~ st~-,u 9th asi sl"osstz> kssa Ai.o
d al Il in1m 7ta % 30 avs An
tts io la ~ th@f-tJ 7Isst-d y Pr+r-gt
lang 70 abdsrsEnsd tts ones 90 or esfof' p"
~, az Of Dsestabsr n: -psesneSt y, laei =
SIS, gay o. JoHB T. DODGE, stfes, Commissioner
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,0RPORATIOs NoIlcEPubc notice Is hsrshy gwen to tbs
Of all houses and o
hands affected thereby oathe Assss
completed by the Assessors and lodged the oes
IN. Bureau by all interet
3D. grading Eighty fourth at between Sd and +th avs Tbs
limit. include all the ssysral aouso
Ground Lots and parcels OF Land stu
a,sd on boil, between 80 and n avs All psrsous
the above FAMED Asssnsus and
ssorpossC the shsr OF hsm are requested 70 Pre-
.en thar Whiting the uDdsTesnsd at thar ohes
No Han of Records thirty days nom the data Of hs aoee
SAMUEL ii DE MOTT FRANCIS NICHOLSON ISAAC WEN,
1at "a QS Iss0 $50 I0t
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The name Of will be spon books ariss the
payment Of The subscnpuonbe be nAds h advance
b.ns sah~eise money hy less, ne pss1ss
ON which VIII y paid BY by oassslvss lat
safe transmission. II - - - fzfs
COUNTRY PAPER l. pabs.hsd m v.ss,v aur.s me sss
sions Of Congress and miweekiy danng hs rscess 9
Subscriptions or period year win BE- received
terms proportional 10 the above annual rates.
0PosTMAsTERs acs a. our .ssss. "a ~
sending DAILY subscribers, $50 sncIossS a. avs
SEMI wEEKl subscribers, with s5 o. nvu WEEKLY
subscAe, win go enclosed, viii be entitled copy q
they furnish subsc.iLen for svstis.
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CARD.
wines and I-tuU9


THE undersigned would respectfully can attention his isck Of
WINES AND LIoUORs. w
The facilities possessed s him g, obtaining from abroad all wines
duc,ed BY him and more direct personal knowedse with the ys
house city character and qualify of
al articles sold BY him. :, II. = - II. Il, !.
them IN fac for cellar Of every
Hotels and persons wanting wines for
sesaeS s immediate ss iae.dss wines Of france and Ger
no. usually 20 % be Obtained here.
cLUHs VIII and hcir advantage order 'om
FAMIiEs can command very pces
sssl.o NE ehssgs sorts Of wines and liquors. FOR Gull
mEMsERs on LEGisiATrvE BODIES, ms.e. and Others .,
sss = sss 90 As ssss s s g.
by the the shortest notice,
'Ae' orders A''SIs u5s ss ps' sSinEs 9sss
importer Dealer winss se walnut street, Philadelphia
07sEeARs direct importation Havana, of various .og
Away: hand o 90 per s ss ana
TIIE Mssnssis Telegraph Company. Morse Ixnsl the
couseeueasy he oide me pioneer Hns extending between Me-.
York. Phsdepha Bslmce and wahingon ana W.
New RanswieE Psisse,on Trsnon wimnron and Hsyc Dc
cce only pe IN lhs country q ~ psssa' % me = @ ~
asnss e q , wsss n ma. ss
X srs s., linz. THIS line win ohsf cempssss o
s.ssdss ma ,:ss s.,%s. ',.s % ps Y s
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3 81 sss:s % NV ':'s =; ss,s Ss,s; s,. ss $ sss 3
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omce (or the presently BuIdings, Riehmond va
A. viii prosecute with po@pinde all kind q claim. ssaa.
= s ss s unss q 81 %
ss o mo % sss is back @ Ps sesa ssa and all
He has been connected with the general nearly twelve
yea and cnss for the Of cIains which
lo pad) addressed 70 him, either al Richmond
e ~. me kd following ssn,lemen refer 70
s% i James % ssss" aSa n e. % rsss psa s.
Iosday rsuss Powell fhos 3 6oecck, Richard Parker A.
John Non s I"a e sns Ssas. Lyons esq.,
oa obbe, Assistant Postmaster General and Thomss
Rlsssls, oss z wsslSssoa N'tsr sws@ ci'y hI
,e pleasure now e Informing ,ee friends and ne citizens
the country their stock Of the styles
Of goods e every variety y % complete and
taste any former display % which the attention Of their patrons has
'saE 1se in cAnpErINGs.
French and English vevels latest designs, supcraiye
s%sIss sassss ss'i'.'ss s"s. ss s. ..ss extra heavy
Enss and sa AIseaa isn sesS sa.ss ss,s. rich
l"'ss''' sa .asss,ps ..ss. as.;iss sss patterns terms
Tapesuy and royal Venetian, far steps s.5
maltings, for basement passages
Hemp esrpetnss. very ssrvicesbie, and cheap
Extra rich Chenelle and tufed rugs slaa as.
Fsursd % is Saises and % large sized eumS eo1s, &C.
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS they name
Extra rich French dc LANES Walk I, .l a.ti,a I
DO xossd Ssa da,aast, every shade
DO DO fssssh Raoa and 4 susis ss's shn,sss sasss
Twiled and plain Turkey Sred) cashmeres s ~
Embroidered lace and muslin curtains
Gilt conce. late Styles gimps, tassel loops Sc in great
riey 1854 Hss 5Iu sH@s-gs ts
They especial large carefully
Linen she etings table darnasks, satin darasks
Table cloths, dainask table napkins A
Towellings, table and piano covers A nYEH @H#' e
White and colored bed quilts bed and crib blankets
Pillow linens, cotton sheetings a
Step damasks, step cloths.
Together with every orhcr article their
their reputation q furnishing the very goods
Sep, ai-4wir s,2 p. HooE CO.
OoOTs AND SHOES. boots and shoes prof
public Of boots shoes
ladies' gentlemen, misses boys Children and servants both light
To the Ladies. ers
We have every variety CATERS gaers buskns
slips execlsors Jenny Lind all warranted TO give sasfac
McCurdy's slips ties, old style,
DO gaier shoes do..... ......................;oat
Bronze halt gaiers thick solcs
Do gaiter shoes
Misses and childrsns ofevery quality variety Z
ata To the Gentie,nen.
Call see variety style
Patentleather and calkin Congress gaers for 90
Cloth 3n do....... .3o %
superior article Of waterproof boots for cunning and
se~ea and essd BOOT, and shoes and double our
own manuiaciure. U
10 ihe Farmers and Pinisrs.
Our assortment heavy bogans boots
hands, be equalled In price and quality in % city We In
ments fail please. ~. 4fs3atl aais aft
all kinds has purchased with from the
paredi sell at small poht DO not forge, s store bs, call al
south side of Tenn. between 9th and 7li
next door To u. Ia Jackson aud Bro. \
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&#N8 NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Provisions and CIoshmg, August |, 1850
CEALEp PROPOSALS. endorsed PoposaIs Beef "Pro
pcsais ior Pork be- will be received a. this
Office until ~ O'clock, Thursday, the 29 day of August
next coz furnishing and delivering free VI all cost and risk 70 he
United States
Five four navy beef
seven hundred barrels Of navy pork
barrel hundred pounds
of weight either article will be
paid To be delivered respective YARDS follows
Bbs. beef Bbs. pork.
~ gnanestown, Mass. -......-.,... wv. w
A Gospofb 800. 100 Y 4s
s .8ft. Ntse sss ri
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III M SMITH, corner Main and Iyth streets, Late
ILL., OF Of PARKER n SMITH, socs early orders Cor
of the larger class, with straw
crr and fan attached ready the usual variety Of
chimes common powers shcicrs, sn,a
combined. Wheatans his
comucton ALSO the celebrated Bambonrh n so much
Maryland and Pennsylvania lie asks particular
$40, warranted superior
other He devocs particular attention
repairs those made by Jsbex Par
her Psrkef and smith, lie win warrant such repairs 70 give
spikes inserted small thus
making machines Inferior from wear, equal 70 new
Also, hsndwo of McComck respng machines extra sckes
for same, and chains for chain horsc-powers. e.t
sRioHnorp, We.
r May 7-w6w
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du Diplomatic et du Consul, par Dc
IL Baron Cussy. vol, Lepxc, 1886 gtgrf fha Fwsf
ON Service By John Green, British consul fc Greece
Fynns Bntish consuls' Hand Book. vol, London, 1876
Manuel de- Agents. consulsires, Fancas q Eangcn, NJ
Manuel rrsiquc d. Consulsi, par " A. De Mensch. vol,
Cause. Csebes rc, dss Gems. c Baron chas de Mar
NouyeiIes Causes ceiebrcs Do des Gems par 10
vols. Lrp<ic, 1879 ~ - - ~,
WoIrs Jus Gentium. ivo, Maedeburgh, l1fs ~. gsf
whcson Ho dcs Pogie Dc Dfoitdes Gems en- Europe e On
Ameraue f.etpeic, 1919 - . =. l--s-slf. .
vs,,eI Droit dss Gens cdgc par dc cfapn, Sir
James Macintosh et Royer Consrd. 3vols fafis, 1885
schocii Recucl de Pieces Ohcielies vols, rans Isle
Mese cours DC syie Dpiomaiqne vols, Paris, io6
Guide ipioasqac Pubics les DrIo
msiques Consuiare par e Bacn Ghss De Martens Edition
rcdise M HoGmsnns 3 vois, Paris 1897
Recently from Europe, with others on he sane class Of
0cs o 4ran aat Z a FRANCK TAYLOR.
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lUiILIAM TUCKER, Merchant Tailor, (of the late
Tpckrr,) would call the attention OF his friends
and the public genery On his stock o goods now openmr which
bnsef the largest importing houses
York, and variety and richest syes ever
respectfully aud earnestly solicited
call and esamne my stock before pucnsngs MS am
will be % their advantage. sit Nt ~.
And would cspccny cali me attention officer
all kinds Of
according The regulations hr shortest nc lice, and
moderate pce warsnied both IN thc cutting and making de-
establishment In this country
r. his friends Tor their
long hopes, BY the diligence aud
10 merit continuation Of The same
All orders promptly executed.
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r. Corner of Ninth and e areeis, Warrington,
WILL reopen Monday the l7t OF September Thorough
English studies puued and advantages
offered
Able employed in the several depart
the OF
pupils nied numbar q boaders
all times French
comforts OF pleasant nome.
Terms, Sc. made application 70 the Principal.
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