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IIa1iam sbrtra u iIiam and Mary '"''|e '"'"'

~ ,,..,. j lI,,y CoYeoe- Ft,iat lf'id
cnly. ,.,....
There i, no subject in winch "n' STATE = - ',
,. ~ in The SUBJECT -: t.lucal"I ana 'o' 49,: ,;,.
lli..r ,hrIr i. NJ, place in Nr.ln!t "hti. - 10 ~
,,...,c, advantage, are presented, than 4, " "ih''
.,s ,r,a.ut on the lth Of July, Al the C"i'S' eom |M -
WI lie i m,s in he highest degree delightful tha .''
ai ~ a.. H. hear nj /, learn, what then sA" MI ~
i III Iaar, ~ session ci the College ln't closed L M
;rs unlcr n ~ sent order. This hena inc mn; 80
inh.r ot sud,ris va. of course small bu me eAEi -,
. M ,un.t onnI. assurance thai those wn" WIZ w ~ H.
had ,4,nl n rich harvest there were seven
iI;,ori nuhr nj .rnS.ea upon the "rcaeI1n' ana " -.
' ~ r,,.Ss ,I,n nnioan til bnh ior hr nlHcr a' ~
,, - delivery they w1nll romPitc most tE"'oN =,
, ,i,t h,y. ever Arl.d upoa anN SI!iiti' :,
~ cl.. AZ ,br exercises bishop JONAS thu a.,
ia. f,ol,oe delivered the Young IT ~" har.
n,si beautiful clnlnea and impressive '' ,ih t,L,
., listened In nndcr s!allar circumstances j.;
;,h considerable elect upon The very large ana mn, % , H.
,.li,aent audience Upon inquiry as''f'," ;h ni,l
-, III. r,lIeoioIe course hld been zone htr'h"h
an, ,oy disturbance - kind, mt ne N"u"- n,
h,d b,.n orderly and sruions ani hlshN 'Nrp', H.,
,rl !, th,r dcnormcnt- that the very b's. nhi ~ : 49,
visited between the Young gentlemen anu a.. -" ~, si
-, ,f.-,orshio in the COLLEGE IS now hlied anu M
,,,h gentlemen who would do honor 10 her Iii h,
,, q co,,a in onr country. think No man '"",. = ~
h sunerior If Bishop Johns, the heat oil a : ON % r
Vb;I be i kind and tlcile in his manners 9t'i ~
(cctionac in his feelings, he Is stern ana rv AMI or
n,,inIrn,ncr Of the principles lie deems necessary ' ~ i
49, J., ,Jvon,e The int csi and welfare oi inc v''"ns
,l,m.p and tlc COLLEGE l- r9hi-h hani i>'r -, ~ - M
thorcr in ,he moral department, DR.. Sas ot'e'' " ~,
ba onolities which alorn the heart ot schuI'n. 49,.
hr,d of scholar has superior; ana WIN ID, n,,,v
believc say what is universally con''. y - ,h +, sr,
he nlaosure n his acquaintance. The tIehdsoi Wv ", Ss
a.. .fynecnu with confidence full College "' M, ~ II
SION commencing the first Monday IN Ociooet ~ So,
| Academy OF Williamsburg Il IN iul oPeiaH'' ~
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Tcrsraphrd 1t The Hal'iln"rr Patriot.

wv
tn. ciry wars the abllmens "l m"''rnnF every wncir
The public oiire~ an' stores III me pnIp' 49,
I ,,I , b.pks >. The cty all suspended business Y"
,Iy a T. clacl in respect 10 ihr memory ol tl' Hr re
shienl. ~, ul,
The Stock Hn,nl Yesterday ADJOURNED over I'll Monday
Their has bee: very hub business done III 'hr rif 10
L. In 1nNi hmm
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Rv En.ion Rapland. Woman
..ln uur houri ui ease.
Uncertain. coy ani hhr,! 10 please,
Wh.n f,,in anl alenIsh wri ~ tli- brow

\
Rv srs, mi Burns The present militia system: II has
brn thoroughly tried AMI proved inefficient lis errors
-rryc like ngart inverted perspective To point 'h' me
true system. m - ,,.,. .
mn, The pride and glory ol the State Nay her nl'e'cr
BE- increased and her blessings e rpctunted Tor ie adVa
ta.c of unborn millions. r,
Hv S,ru HYDE The Signcrs Of the Declaration oi In
4ndencc: May each succeeding anniversary oi The day.
,crv, cnshrine their memories more deeply in the hearts
Of every American m vl
ntcers Distinguished less Tor the elegance oi Their nos
pitacs than Tor The excellence of their dfill.
~ Private g. Y Brady. Woman The sweetest mower
that blooms in Natures garden, pfiSh''' l'N'' ''
By private louis Iarge The Virginia Military Institute
The pride The State, NAV she prove blessing through
pv Cant W. H. Harrison. The Color-bcarcr "f the IA
A Infantry 4 combination of irmncss in flag STALL ana
l.tjyity III Il moving pivot
Ensign Rlgland responded and gave,
yirnnia The land o nativy,--we are proud 10 o'
hailed as her sous. -. :. .
,,rrary is like good ship east lempeslonS sea WIN
IN unsteady heIsniln, but she VIII weather tie S"th "'
return - rest III safety. :, ~,
By Sergeant Powell The Union ofhc States May be
ocrrtnatr forever bui without iuc regard To 'h Ton
T., Ii,n,. Kirharis The Honorary Members OF oui
corps Would that they cond all honor u here to-day by
~ Sr,r, Burns Wilson n Nicholas First Captain OF
The Fade Infantry true Spcchlc'l u 'c "N1c' ' 80
fIrnlan- absent hn not forgotten ~ >. c.o,
,r admire her her beauty, We appreciate het l' h' "
,.I;,,nr, but wc love her for her virtues. - ..
III Lieut. Sidrr. Tine northern fanatics are hs ' ~
mann II r!e desert they blast whatever they touch -
l,y Corporal Dlninrth The Ladies ~ it,rrs""is y,
nowned Tor m Grace a'id oe'"'s WI" ~ "
"S"' ,s ,a, Richards toddns Dgess First edition ju
. ~ lal7 second edition July h, ls5t-wth tise fas'
nianrv .StanIar- which speak for themselves anu "'e'
M commentaries
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The new comet was visible 10 The naked eye on h"S'
night in New York, line drawn from Arc'utu'' 'N
brightest in the Southwestern heaven 10 l. |A"'"
Vena,icorum Wehave yet it. On Saturday hsh'
the sky was cloudy.
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Y
The horse used by General Taylor in tho late war.
Family and relltives Of the late President
The President OF the United States and the heads OF De-
parments.
The Sergeant-ai Arms ol the SENATE
The Senate Of the United States preceded by their President
or3 icmporc and Secretary.
The Sergeant Arms Of the House o Representatives
The House of Representatives preceded by her SpcdSe
and Clerk
The Chief Justice and Associate Justices Of The Supreme
Court of the United States and IL niccls
The Diplomatic Cops.
Governors oi States and Territories.
Ex-members oil Congress.
Members Of State Legislatures
District Judges nf The United STATES.
Judnes of the Circuit and Criminal Courts Of the District o
Columbia with the Members Of the Bar and
Of..crs ofihe Conris
The Judges of the several States.
The Compircrs OF the Treasury, Auditors, Treasurer i'c
pster Solicitor; and Commissioners III Land once
Pensions Indian iIirs, Patents and
Public Buildings.
The Clerks &c. o the several Departments, preceded "s
tii respective Chief Clerks; and all other civil officers
Ui the Government.
Clergy of the District nf Columbia and elsewhere.
Officers and Soldiers OF The Revolution
Corporate Authorities II Washington.
Corporate Authorities uf GEORGETOWN. ,
Presidents Professors and Students o the Colleges " "
District ri Columbia. ,
Officers and Soldiers who served in The war oi lel>,
and in the late war. -,
Such societies and ratcrniIcs wish 10 l"n m Pa
ccsson ito report Ia the Marshal oi the DisiIci WHO
will assign them their respective posltlonsl
Citizens and Strangers
rb. procession will move from the Presidents house III
o'clock precisely the conclusion Of The religious srS
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NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGHSI.ATuRE.,

BOSTON, Thursday, July II
The Legislature 81 Ncw Hampshire was m session w'',n
IN. u,w. ii thr Presidents death arrived ih'y Pi'sri !
r.oluon pring III abilities ~ = soldier anu "'' ''''
;,al-lr aud adlou n J.
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TUESDAY MORNING., JULY iG. 1850

DISCUSSION IN POWHATAN.We are requested to
that the candidates for the Convention 10 amend the
State Constitution for the District composed OF The coun
ties Of Powhaan Cumberland, Amelia and Bnckinshan'
will address the people the fourth Saturday in ls month";
(July) at the Flat Rock Tavern in Powhatan county
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:. nsal II o'clock, NJ on Saturday, minute guns
l..n 'iA Artillery On the Capitol Square, ana ''e
-, "He III solemn notes. for two hours, during the
p''Ge.s Sf the funeral ceremonies at Washington
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The ceremonies of the morning over the EAGLE lSrAx-
rRr marched to this delightful retreat where they lon-
I'd by their guests Al the dinner the best feeling prevailed
Capt. j. H. Danorth presided al the table, assisted by
lirnlenanis A. Richards and r. kiicr Taylor. The fol-
u y were thr
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Tclcgraphtd ior HE Balillnorr Patriot.
lnIII. LII AItp I,I,N

NAVY DEPARTMENT, Jrry II, 1850.
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soNEErs. By Mas y. J. EAns',

o., M the ouise. Of thy life wers thou
,bou hos since become, my restless SOUL
Iii the spirit be what 1t is now
nhsn has reached at last the Wished''o' s0A' :
- eOsPs state hath ever been SUCCESSIVE
Gill through advancing changes do'n " 'OaiD
IA ss /, finds 10 every truth is home
a. ma. it be essentially progressive;
ss.,slOre pu. thou gray Prejudice away
'D ..S Sn,rd with reverence thy ascending soul;
-, not the apointed knowledge Of thy dsH
Erle.itoer thy freedom gain controls
Accept the truth, and strive TO comp'eneno
IT, RS soirtua, in thy beings aim and end
ii.
oi.. 10 visit thine own mind
r.. q command thee not false circumstance;
-, earnest thinking, usefully refined,
lad thee TO knowledge in its highest sense.
Tbou modest uOdisguised self confidence
No, arrogant and harsh, but meekly firm
p,biciDg that thou hast in thee the germ
Whence starteth every rightful influence.
y. thy best wisdom and best virtue too,
20 DO thy utmost for the Right and True
Crushing sl cruelty and insoence.
etiye for the greatest good-be calm and strong,
And fear no Evil while thou dost no Wrong
IA, YsrL, JxrS, 1880
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sngs csPl.s ls4 rts.-sI per soz-U per 100
THE WING ALMANAC FOH 1890.

U'Hls ANNUAL has been prepared sltn gresi cary ana
ACCURACY and 10 presented 10 the Public - cheap
reliable and lucid summary Of The Political History OF zoe
fines II contains nothing Of partisan ensrscef oei
fill exhibit Of the Eiseii0a. 81 sts ne aongs y ID ID
gress a. ia last Session, the MleGge kzPoS NE Eyenn
oSie In Europe Last Of the PresidsnFs Cabinet nemoer
~ ne present Coagress Gov OF tho states &c &c
CoSTEKTs-Areas Of the United ssslosj Asronomen
Calculations; AucL Congres'onA so1s q. 6Sasn,ans
sfsrs.ics; Branch Mnis-God Conagei BRUSH Caolnet'
rsISndsr for Portland Boston, NewYorr Philadelphia
Wsshu zion. REleigh Charleston and Nev-Oreansi CAD
go ,nd new Mexico; Chronological Tsbles; Comper'
..ou OF Con gTessmen Congress, Statistics OF Congress
ss sass,cn Of; Ecpses; Economy IN he Public Expend
S,siss; Election ofPresdent by the People Elecloa 70
rrs Europe In 1895 Finances Of niied States snd dfes
Rnain; Fioggng IN the Navy Government OF we Oniteo
elstss Gsgernment supplies Governor ano oAl1 SeP
IA: HgrNs;er ~ ErWfOrk, Bosom, f11s1ciPnlA -
Chsresion; Home Department. House 81 AsPs1esps.ss
s,ut Tsyror; Jewish Calendar Law Reforni Mileage q
Congress; Military Mileage; Ministers AGO Conc s.l
shrnsd Ministers ~ Foreign CSursi AOhaInnedan "a
-~dnr. Moou's place; NsvE Pre- HOneJ- raoeo,
E.vsl Pupishuents 1919; Hsvsl Supphes and foncJi
ns.rer, And O.ices created; Panama lishmus k9n"syi
III Pos.al Reform Presidential Nooe, 1913 ke rfo
iaeis AggrrgAte; Public Lanes; Railways Aa5 ce1as
srro.s E0rthA reyies; Recruiting for ne Arny hsseu.s
al 81 COLLECTION; 5enste Of ne United staes senals
EIlesse; Seventh Census Acti saieldf 0en sieSs.oa
~ Rsecdon supreme COun, U. B.. Tide Table Iaz,
80 "a chipping; TnbdnAs sor Claims against ne Y utsc
s,ses; whr@y's great CsatrAl ssilros1; wa cnafses
pftbe Unioc- - tu,A.. 49,.
f;srsou Re.sms carefully made up fof ne WEE ALB
a. ron Maize, heW-Hampshire, ferEsn7 nI.1cn@'
81, Rhode Island ConnecreuL hsvr orh neH%etssJ,
prnnsyivsus, hsryisnd, VKgtnis horta-CaronnA AsoS
-. Eississiry Loaissn.. fexas Arrsrs.a, feunes,ee
oe0IkA ~ IA
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TEN THOUSAND CURES,
AND NOT A sIMNLE FAILURE.

NRHAsfiNGss COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPTHA
Dceeoated throughout both continents for s wonderful
OF Consumption Asthma Decline Splitting Of Blood,
Night sw.sis Difficult Breathing, Coughs Coda and eli
Its effect upon the system 10 mild and soothing at the
time certain and ehcaclous rarely falling TO give
reefupon the first application, snd by repeating 1t ts~
ines a permanent cure lie effected
The proprietor therefore only recommends his Napha
Syrup but payydnts 70 10 cure, He warrants 70 act upon
the ehyle, and purify Tho warrants Is TO remove all I'M
pecimens hch reiard the free circulation OF the blood
be warrants to open The internal and eternal pores Of
body ard eject AL the obnoxious particles which have
accumulated IN the system be warrants II ~ nesefsil
CURING DISEASED LUNGS,
Hectic Fever Night Sweas Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
Pain IN the Chest and Asthma; and be warrants to ar.
fes the alton Of mberces In the ungh and to hes
may take IL with the most positive confidence OF cure,
for great seat OF action Ia the Lungs which peasrdts
IN all dyeeons purifying them Of everything obnoxious 10
is progress and which, II applied according 10 direc-
nons cannot si 70 leave n perfectly healthy c1ldnon
DR. HaBlingss Compound Syrup OF Nspthsh highly re-
commended By tie medical profession Thai eminent phy-
stefan, DR.. Mott ofNew.YoIk, says that a. palnsnc
remedy Il cannot be too highly praised" W Afhoea oi
the anne Hospital Savannah DR.. ware, o. LisolPoor
England Or Williamson, OF Manchester, tng,ana W
BOYD Of Lancaster; Dr. Hamilton, OF Bath and hose emil
rent English publications the London Lancet The ssdsoal
Journal and ByathDaitss Retrospect all accord 10 ine
most cor certificates OF s virtues Ia his country
IL has been used with distinguished success.
None genuine Without the wIinen sgnature OF d a.
HARRISON On the Wrapper Phcet VI per ooIue, or sn
bottles for s5 Principal Office, lI Greenwiehst r.
sold IL NewBfk by R. Van Buskhkj 10 Albany y y
Rockingham; In Boston, by ReddiDg Coz In fhIsao-
phiA by zeber Co. ThhdsL boo" Chesoaii ana 70 oA'
soIS In Nss YORK By L. 81. Guion, i27 Bowery; H. l.:
as gui.on,I je2s imsTu&rhs
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Au OPPORTUNITY
RopEfEfoss OF HOTELS, soAspINo.

pROPEIETOhs OF dDf6bSt bOAhDtNp
SCHOOLS AND B0AKDlNBHOUsEs.
THE ADVERTISER being proprietor Of he Irving Ia
suiute property, 81 Tsnytown, occupied ior twoiye
YEAR ps,t ss 6oadin gschool 10 DESTROYS oil renring
iom he business sHd would be glad 70 dispose OF his
pfoperty on reasonable terms allowing, desired TWO
tbrds Of purchase money 10 remain On bond AID mort
cage II not sold before Ostober aexi be would probably
be Wiling 70 leafe II for term of yeara 10 admirably
situated ard adapted for public house. The location
perhaps The most desrab that could be selected 90 mo
Hudson Tsnyovn 10 Known 70 be ore Of the Oldest and
mos, agreeable towns this section Of the country, Alto
gether saubFous ard moral II 10 distant bui twenty-five
miles from NewYork and Is visited Ia ortJhve minutes,
several times day By Of The Hudson River Railroad,
ana twice day By steamboats,. The site 70 ets than bait
rie rom the depot and The steamboat landing and being
elevated the prospeet 10 extensive and delightful con-
mAndfnga Splendid view Of the Valley OF the Hudson iof
forty niles ffom New York 10 The highlands.
The ecifce IL q eommodlous BRICK building, 40 teet
square with wngs "a By 81 feet, and large twosofy
rear b0cipg aso BRICK e by 40 feet the wnoie eiecteo
expressly for the Institute and consuueted win Al ths -
elites for boarding house conveuience Inc P'ensSs
embracing about four scres a. the Junction OF I1o pec
pal Streets contain shsce and ffuii noes Sue
ner houses large barn. esTnss e-hoass and ynoss1n
As airy party interested IL tbs sdyeruscIens ri ~.
doubtedy vst The place, more particular descnP1'n"
unnecessary. Al, - - ~ ,,.,.
ises wM. P. LYON, Irving Institute r~fJ'o"n-
ie29 2awimS&W
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REMOVAL.

DEMOvAL.-DR LUTENER, AursL hiss removed
II bis Office from $50 to 25s Broadway entrance Il War
rep-sl Office hours In future from till =
Sixteen years Of successful practice Of ell diseases OF The
Ear enables him 10 all deafness unpleasant noises
ard discharges Of he Ear provided the aud drum DO
not injured.
References OF undoubted kind be sths
once. All letters must be postpaid Consulishon tes by
mail or olherwise, 81. Ilyi4 aW' jyS Inn
IksIEY,s DAGUERREOTYPEsR emovef TO
Ihis new and splendid Sky-hghl Gallery the second
floor OF 81 Broadway Third do below lhe City DO pa
Ladies viii md roons far more convenient and
accessible Than former our powerful sky light
and reception all the same noor and raised
but few seps above the street Is 10 an admitted fsct
lhsl portraits Aken by properly arranged any gh are su
peror to those taken by the ordinary mode. jylO Sc
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

BOARD OF HEALrH-The citizens deserve much
credit for the ready manner in which they have
complied with the ordinance not to throw garbage
into the streets or vacant lots, and the streets a.
ready evince the good effects of it. 1t is now for
the Stree. Inspector to that his garbage carts
are efficient and it is believed he will attend to it.
There is no use in the sitting on the carts and
ringing bell it is like calling spirits from the
Vastly deep'-they will not come. Women will
be unwilling to leave their work to go into the
street with garbage, Eor is ii right, as a general
measure, they should be required TO do SO be-
side which it would be in vain for them TO attempt
it, for before they could get out, after hearing the
bell the cart usually will be several houses oil.
An arrangement might easily be made to place
the garbage inside the gates or cellar-ways, and
the carmen pass from houEe to house and take 1t
and return the vessels This would be better tbAn
leaving it, 10 offend the sight and sense, on the
sidewalk ready for them A good system, In this
respect, at this season Of the year, and indeed NJ
any season, will be 4 source OF great benefit and
promote comfort as well As health.
GAS WoRKs.-The Gas Company having OBJ
tanned permission, are laying down pipes through
to Fourth, and through the latter TO South Fourth
being the lines Of stage routes. The Finance
Committee Of the Board Of Trustees for this year,
no, having reported in favor of an appropriation,
the streets will not be lighted, except there is pub
lie spirit enough on the part Of residents aud own
ers on these lines to light them at their private
pepse which il is hoped will be done. Gas, Of
course, when the works are ready, will Dc furnish
ed to prOprietors Of stores and others wishing it,
The Gas Works are to be located at the junction
Of North Eighth and Sixth sts.
FIRE.-A small building on Graham avenue, oc.
cupied by William Brennan. took fire on Thurs
day afternoon, but the flames were soon extin-
guished
IL The Willsmsburrh Young Mems AssOcia
ton viii take their Fifth Annual Excursion 10
Glen Cove, on Monday, July Is.
Two MN KILLED By LI6HTSIse.--Ddriogth
thurder ,torm on Tuesday the % inst, two men
Joseph White, aged 80, and Henry Thompson
sgtd 2O-were kbed by lightning in East PhAr's
liz, Cbsasnso county. TEO Others were stnnoed
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

BRIGADE EscAMPMEsT The 5th Brigade NY.
g. H. Gen Duryea, left the City this morning by
the Long Island Railroad for three days encsmp-
ment at East New York. The muster was very
slim Many companies were not represented at
all, some by corporals guard only, and not few
by their officers alone Capt Grshams Light Ar
tlery, the Ringgold Horse Guards turned out q
hansome compliment, as also did the Steaben
Guards, Cspt. Snapper, and the Franklin's, Capt.
Baldwin. Advertiser, lltn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13

TALL SPEcIsEs OF WHEAT.-A hill OF wheat OF
the golden beard" variety and of surprising
growth and productiyeuess, was presented TO US
yesterday by Mr. Zepheniah Lewis Of Wheatland.
Il Is nearly six feet hight and already beginning
to ipen. The stalks near the root and the leaves
have already a.iumed the yellow hue. Several OF
the heads bore sixty kernels Of the plumpest kind.
Rochester Democrat
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LEMON SUGAR.

4 W. KELLYs PREMIUM LEMON SUGAR for ne
- instant production Of Lemon sde pui up 70 paper aaa
glass psck.ges expressly for travelling sitner oy sne
or sea -. 49,. IN -.
Also, portable Soda for he ins'xni pfotacnon OF Soda
Wafer. put up IN gsss pseEsges I'm powaefca hatel
TIE shove articles very desirable for use, - tncy
are moi only cursyes bat preyenves OF The scurVy FOR
s.e V lols 70 suit purchaser by NE manni.ctufer,
J. w KELLY, "a Beekmtnsl
"a Inn doom sbove Wlliam-st
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jeA In
pRINTING ESTABLISHMENT yoa s.LE-

PRlRE CHAECE-For sale, me Printing establish
mspi Of COOLIDGE WILEY, located on ne corner
Of Water and Deyoushirs ste Boston, well stocked with
sisss for the BOOK and JOB Printing Business and sup
piled with steam power The oce now In operation,
viii good run Of business and viii Do sold IL low raie
and 90 liberal Terms spped for 5000. II conians ssy.
ers largo and small Power Presses large fonfs OF soos
and JOB Type and 10 well adapted 70 DO large o1sinsss
The premises may be 81 amned and further inf,fnsr
recefyed on application te once where persons oes-
Of purcbssng requested % sppy o. ssae's'
(poxt Tai1 COOLIDGE "iLEf' nos'on-
ie4 6lHedtSat
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THOMAS BELL, Auctioneer.
ii. w. MORRIS, Aucuoneer.
SALE OF YALUABLE REAL ESTATE At

be soId al suction BY Fl. w. MORRIS, Aucuonesr on
TUESDAY July l6 1850 at III O'Clock, on the p emisss
This property 10 situated south Of the business OF the
ylsk leo rods from the Court House, on emnence
giving extensive view Of the Hudson River and land
scspe reaching from the ghsnds south TO the Cas
kill Mountains north.
possesses superior advantages IN climate,
schools markets. &c aod It's close connection to New YORK
by the Hudson River Railroad, renders II convenient and
desirable place OF residence for persons doing business In
the city, wishing live and educate their children In
this place.
view of this beautiful village from College Hill viii con-
vince an observer that he cannot nd the banks OF this
river residence combining OF the requisite OF human
comfort Than 10 here found.
For particulars apply Caleb Barker on the premises
H. w. MORRIS, Auctioneer,
iv2 ostl5kis16s &8 Main ct. Poughkeepsie
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.o SHOP BUTCH

ITO SHOP BUTCHERs-BeeL Veal hnion and
Ismb for sale By me quarter SIDE or ont cevered %
rv psr4 81 the city free o(cartsge Buenes stten ll
- Rrookyn Jers~y CRY sndhe yer towns aso sup
- Also amils@s served On she reasonable terrs
pHe sEWELL " DODGE,
"a S,.e,-ss "a BIeeeker.st New YORK.
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AUCTION NOTICE.-An extensive assortment Of
Anew and second nsnd carriages barouehes rockswsis
buggy wagons with and without tops, ggs, &c. Also,
variety OF harness. wagon poles rsks &C. Tbs sbsye
viii positively bs sold MONDAY, The 18Th inst al IL
O'Clock without the highest bidder TO pay stor
ale GEO w. MILLER, Proprietor Of Nev.York Tat
tersalls, 446 Broadway jyiS Ill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13
TIE ASrnR LIBRARY.

Nix. EDITOR: Passing sloug La Fsye'i place
few days ,mce. vas much pleased 70 see that
the "Aam LibrI, Building Was Progressing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13

ERRsH BUTTER--HArcH, STRONG I co
T. EhnsiOn. chslaaq9s COaosy n. have on aand coo.
s,nfy a inyse ,uppiy OF chosce Dairy Butter Eoiern
sesl-, wshg 70 rarchsss voaId Do we 20 cal on oem
CT Unte w.