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bellies IN OLD TIMES. As far back as the
year 1907, clergyman by the name of Wilkinson,
wrote sermon on the following text-''Pro. XXI.
a. She is like merchants ship, she bringeth her
food from AFFAIR." 1t contains the following:
''But of all qualities woman must not have one
qualite of ship, that is, too much rigging. Oh,
what wonder it is to see ship under sale with
her tackngs and masts, and her tops, and her top
galants, with her upper decks and her lower decks
and so bedecked with her streamers, flags and her
ensigns and know not what; yea but world Of
wonders is to see woman in Gods image SO mis-
creante oft-times and deformed with her French
her Spanish and her foolish fashions, that he thai
RS ads RbeT when he looks upon her, shall hardly
n"o' hOis Win
en- wizard, with ruffe like sale, yea ruffe like
rainbow, with feather in her cappe, like flag il
her top, to tell, think, which waye the wind viii
blowe.' #10Nfa
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TARIFF PROSPECTS We learn by telegraph
from Washington that pre-arranged consultation of
the friends of revision of the Tariff from several
States, was held on Tuesday evening. This meet
ing was induced by the declaration Of Mr. Bayly,
Chairman of the Commute of Ways and Means. at
the time the letter Of the British Minister Mr. Bull
wer, in regard to an increase of duties upon iron.
was discussed in the House. He then said that he
would nterpose no objection if the minority of the
Committee desired to bring in bill, embodying such
notifications of the Tariff as they desired, and to
test the sense of the House in regard to it. He has
repeatedly given private assurances of similar
character
At the meeting it was decided to prepare bill.
substituting specific for ad palorea duties, and
making other notifications which experience has
shown to be necessary, in the existing Tariff.
This bill viii be submitted in about fortnight.
with report, probably by Mr. Vinton of Ohio. The
bill will provide for moderate duties
# Mr. Bayly recants his promise, the effort fails.
Still the attempt will be made. This is the first Sc
rlous movement, looking to revision of the Tariff.
that has yet been made.-.N Y. Cour. 6 Enc,
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souri, Compromise line, it v intended and under
stood as partition for the fre between the slave
holding and non-savehodl States to the ultimate
extent Of its Western limitsnd as such was enact
ed mainly by the votes of representatives. from the
non-savehoding States. Reclaimed that the prin-
clple be now extended to thterriory acquired from
Mexico.
This led to debate in anoer series of five-minute
speeches, in the course of wch, there was a flare
up between Cutler Of Ohoand Stanton of Tenn,
both demecrats-and anoar between Venable of
N. 9. and Baker GILL;, and third between Toombs
of Ga. and Winthrop ofMas
Mr. Hall (Loco) of Mo-, tnied the right of Con-
gress to demand any condith for the admission Of
State, except that the CoGitution shall be Repub
hcan, and he showed thatput twenty-one persons
out of 100 South of SO Dc. 80 min. had voted
against the Constitution of Gliornia, when submit
ted to them, and that nearly ,sOoyotes were thrown
against it North of that line
The debate was continue some time.
The Committee then re, and the House ad-
ourned. i
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U SELF-RELIANcE. The success ofindivduals
in life is greatly owing to their early learning depend
upon their own resources Money, or the expecta-
ton of ever did. Teach young man to rely upon
their own efforts to be frugal and industrious, and you
have furnished them with productive capital which
no man can ever wrest from them.
Were we to ask hundred men, who from small
beginnings have attained condition ofrespectabiity
and influence, to what they imputed their success in
life, the general answer would be 1t was from
being. early compelled to think for and depend on
ourselves.
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AN UNSATISFACTORY REPLY Mr. Isaac T.
Hopper has addressed letter to the Mayor of New
York, upon the late dsgraceful anti-savery row in
that city. The Mayor replies as follows II
New York, June 5, 1850.
Mr. ISAAC T. HoPPER-Sir: Your very long
and friendly letter of the 4th inst has been duly re-
ceived In reply have only time to say that lbeg
you will consider me as neither ADMITTING nor denv9
ing, nor expressing any opinion whatever, upon any
part of, or anything contained therein
am yours very respectfully,
Copy G. S. Woodruff.
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ANOTHER RUMoR. The Washington cores
pondent of the New York Commercial, mentions a
rumor that Count de la Barca has demanded the ex-
tradition ofGen Lopez, on the charge oftreason muir
der, robbery arson, and other crimes of that class,
alleging tnat he was Spanish subject, and as such
amenable to her laws.
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MARRTEn.

In this city, June 16, by Rev Mr.. Swain, Mr.. Charles
Blandon to Miss Martha Dmry, both of Worcester.
At Milbury, June 6, by Rev w. A. Braman Mr. Horace
W. Woodess to Miss Asenah B. Strong of Milbury Also
same day Mr. Frederic Whitney, of Mllbury, Miss Eliza
beth Thornton, of Dudley.
Ball Of w.
Fisk offs.
Al North Brooked, Marx D. Lawrence, of Belchertown
and Susan $. Bartlett.
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AVAILABLE CARGO. The whaleship Coral.
Capt Seabury, from the Pacific Ocean, arrived at
this port yesterday with a cargo of 5000 bbls. of
Sperm Oil, to Gideon Allen and others which. at
present prices, is valued at about one hundred and
thirteen thousand dollars The Coral has been abb
sent from this port about three years and half
This is probably the most valuable cargo of Sperm
Oh ever entered in one vessel at any port in the
world.-.New Bedford yMercurg.
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The CREvAssEs. Both banks Of the Mississippi
still under water, from Memphis down to the neigh
iborhood Of Bayou Sara, with very few exceptions
General Tayor's plantation, the Raccourc is com.
pleteIy Submerged and apparently abandoned.
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DIED.

At Montague, 9th ut Salmon Gum, &c. evolutionary
pensioner.
In the Georgetown mines California, April S, Samuel
Gibson, OF Boston, Also, about the lime Charles Rum
ney, of New Market N H. Both of them belonged to the
Bay State and California Mining and Trading Company
which left Boston in April lS49 Six of this company have
died at the mines within six months.
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" teacher in one of the Sunday Schools was
!eeturiug class of little girls the influence of pious
instruction in the formation of youthful character .
'Ah, Miss Caroline, 2 said he to one of the class,
''what do you think you would have been without
your good father andpious mother'" 81 suppose, sir
answered Miss Caroline, 81 would have been an
orphan.'
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Brighton Thursday, June IS.

INtPUIItu AuVcrtlSer.I
AT MARKET 600 Beef Cattle 400 Sheep 25 pairs Working
Oxen, IS Cows and Calves and 1900 Swine.
PRlcEs-Beef Cattle Extra $3.50; first quality S5,75 %
6,25; second do $5,25 "a 5,75 third do $4,5 "a 525
Working Oxen-Sales at $40, 70, 80 and S95
Cows and CalvesSales at Sz5, 49, 80 &C. 49, and $40
sheep-Sales at So so, 275, 3, "a 375.
Swne-4t for Sows and 81 for Barrows Ohio hogs 4 a
for sows, st for Barrows springpigs &c. At retail
At to CT.
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IcEBERGs IN THE ATLANTIC. Intelligence
has been received at Lloyd's, from Newfoundland
Of an enormous field Of ice, upwards Of one hundred
and fifty miles in length, floating in the Atlantic.
about the latitude Of 46 deg. Several vessels were
beset and It Is strongly feared that as the ice lies
y the direct track Of vessels crossing the Atlantic
some serious disaster will be caused ,rb;s aarl,,
drifting of ice from the polar seas il considered az,
tremely favorable to the expeditions in search Of Sir
John Franklin and his brave companions.
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EY- i'Did you say Jones, that your wife had
fts?" T" Yes she has them quite often.' "Well, /
wish my wife was similarly afflicted. She has
tried dozen dressmalSers within the last twelve
month, and not a itto suit her has she got YETI
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% Lamartine thus writes I'M late publication on

universal suffrage Nmm ga
ga day will come, have no doubt, when the
head of family will depose in the electoral urn AS
many votes as there are old men, women and chill
dren at his hearth; for in society better made. It il
not the ndividualit is the family which is the per-
manent utility. The individual passes away; family
remains MFat
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~ An India fire cracker, thrown by a boy, set
fire to the clothes Of little daughter Of Levi Good
now Of Charlestown, as she was going to school,
last Friday, and SO sadly burnt her person that she
died on Saturday evening. 't
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The Marrying business Sill Brisk. Clergy
men are required by law return to the registrar all
marriages sOemnized monthly, on or before the 10th
Of each month. We understand that for the last
month one clergyman returned iwenty-nine certf-
Gates and two twenty-fve each. The largest num-
Der married by any Protestant clergyman was eigh-
leen--Ney' mr. sueeter Others are rapidly in
creaslng the number Of their marriage ceremonies
., Traveller
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~ A paper remarks that several clerks attached
to the Indian bureau at Washington have resigned,
and that there is bad feeling in the bureau We'll.
if they will keep the bad feeling in the bureau, !,
will do no harm.--Posf s9 :
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Latest Fdshionstor Brocdpay. The N, York
Day Book gives the following item: ~
'sIhe newest promenade fashion is for ladies' to
lead puppies in string. They used to take them BY
the arm'' rfr satI aoI HIS
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The lsTHMUs STEAMERS. The Philadelphia
has 400 passengers and the Ohio 100 They sailed
Thursday afternoon.
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SpOaageS,
no Let.

at5teag no Let.
IRA 4 HAT LARGE MACHINE SHOP on CESrRA +
EHM ! STREET, with good STEAM ENGINE ofthirtv
a3A Horse power, Boiler new and in perfect order Two
Black Smith Shops and all the conveneces usually fomd
in such an establishment. ~
The whole will be let together for term of wears and
possession given on the first of July next For further mar
tlculars apply to the subscriber. r.
$3.50 tt at BENZ. r. HAYWOOD =
Worcester, June IA, DIFF No. l47 Nam Street
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PURE SODA WATER,

PURE SODA WATER,
WITH A GREAT VARIETY OF sYRUPs
DRAIN At ALL HOURS OF THE DAY.
so Tickets for One Dollar.
L. T. LAzELL, Apothecary, 2Sl MAIN STREET.
June dvswis
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~ We but express the general sentiment of
Massachusetts, when thus we speak the praises Of
the American Secretary of State--.aaas.
You are too modestyou do much more post.
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Bathing Apparatus.

HOSE who wish to avail themselves of the benefits to
l. say nothing OF luxures ofBATH1NG, will find a Porta-
Eront S tt ana economical apparatus at No. 26,
t imno ~ * ee'' AARON BILLING.
$3.50 - U diff
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ANOTHER VIcToRY GAINED. Yesterday. tho
81 Charles Hotel, in this city, hauled down the
"bacl flag" ofrnm-selling, as tcetotal ssspouterso
sometimes say, and hosted the white banner of tenn
perance in its stead. The Bay State and Excelsior
Divisions Of the Sons ofIemperance entertained sew
eral Divisions belonging upon the Cape and Excelsi-
OF Division of Manchester, NJ H., at this Hotel, Civ
ing II a fair patronage at the commencement Of rs
teetotal voyage. Boston post loib
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B westdeId has 4OO7 inhabitants, an increase .
4Sa from d640. saaaN ssa8 saelfs ba
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Teachers Wanted,

Teachers Wanted.
NE committee Tor examining Will be m session
at the City Hall, on Thursdqy the 20th dav of ne M
octock an me Gtterooon, to examine applicants for The
place OF Assistant in the Ash Street Boys and Girls Primary
School. WARREN TAzTIr 6, AiAieiS
worcester, June Is, 1850. d5twlt Sch Com
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BLOWING UP A CHURCH. Less than year
since, our readers will remember that train was
discovered, leading to mine of powder under the
Church buildings in Enfield, in this State, all ready
for an explosion. This was prevented by timely
discovery, and the plot was attributed to man, or
men, who had been dealt with severely by tempe
rance men in the Church. Last week, similar plot
was more successful in the adjoining town of Green
witch. The whole inside of the Church was blown
out The hearse house was burnt also, with the
hearse within it. These outrages are supposed to
have originated in revenge upon Temperance move
nients We learn that the agents are suspected.
though no arrests have been made. Going to Church.
and getting buried in Greenwich are at present con-
sldered to be difficult. -Springfeld Republican.
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Piano Forte

Hoh sale by the subscriber OCTAVE PIANo-FoRTr
nearly new and of superior tone and nislprce 1855
M. M FLINT, No. 81 Main Street
Worcester, June IA. dwtf
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NOTICE.

HEREBY forbid all persons haboring or trusting JOHN
D. BOND, OF Worcester, Of his Estate in nv
hahds as suitable provisions is made for him by me
y FRANCIS STRONG,
Sule H. d" Guardian off, B. Bond.
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At last ArriVel.

NEW and splendid assortment of (from to inches
"A widel Black SILK Lnces, for Trimmings, at
prices to defy the competition of any other establishment in
inns city, call at the New ENGLAND FANCY STORE, 2lO
Main.st, opposite CIRCUITS Book Store ~
J4 MYERS BAMBERGER g. ROsENBLATT. ~
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NOTICE.

LII persons having demands against the subscriber are
"a requested TO leave them in the office Of WILLIAM d.
MAxwELL ESQ., NO Central Eachange for examination,
day. iif9la HENRY M PAINE.
June I3. dlw
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CONNECTION Of SIENNA.

CONNECTION Of SIENNA.
NHlS elegant preparation, of the best and most plea
SAINT laxatives in use, being admirably adapted
of habua costivencss put up jars containing pound
each, but sold fdesred in less quantities by ihi-
t.l9 8N LEWIS T.iLAZELL, Apothecary,
Jl2dw4wis POI Main St., doors north Am. House.
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HypO Sulphate Of Soda. ar "a ait
A LARGE lot just received and for sale by ta ~
LEWIS I. LAZELL, Apothecary,
jig dw3wis 20l Man-st, A doors North Am House,
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TIE person upsn ursas ne
p-y@snt q the subscription b made = sdvsnes. as
Dsas sshscnbsu may swsd oasy ~ isss, shs psage
~ wn'sA ~n - paid BY VI and al ~ ouzsvss y
ssfs unnnnimion. ~ M 'lt Y n
ns COUNTRY PAPER d pub,shsd sLusshy dudns shs sss
sons q oenUsss' and ssaiwssky during
susscnpao.s 20 psried Ices shan year Vim ssssavsd
forms pscpotsans1 % shs snaasl rsiss ~
0QfosThAsIkkS are ssahozsd sssnu and, "
sending DAILY ssbscssss Win go snciossd o. Ssvu
sEnI-wEEKLy sshscnbs win >as sncossd q ;. WISELY
subscsss, win 90 saelossd w b. one copy
edition thsy furnish subsc4sben or rvotts
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Fauquier White Sulphur Springs, virgtnia,
4 More generally ksown Wayveaton Sprtnss,)

e More generally kSoWa Wdyyeaton Sprtngs.)
MILL open reception
csive improvements progress that win give
the whole No will be spared In adding
~ enbellsmeni the comfort and pleasure OF the
knowing by ocular evidences inances the positive
nsc value of The water and s almost miraculous effect IN pacu
Lar has been regarded good policy 70 enlarge the
and fancy Of gue well their health
Situated In remarkably healthy region, full III the
bold Blue Rdge and In vicinity the beautiful village Of War
vters horseback carages improving
roads, enjoy the picturesque seek exercise
the alleys the pistol gallery the Of bird the
hea dance The lovers Of music and howe will nd peculiar
has been taken win their approval while the ow deer and
tedious those who interested In the In
every taken which expanded be could
add the comfort and accommodation OF ve The
hurdle and the fancy BALI brilliant
freworks will lend their respective attractions Nor these
desgned for the monde only To the holy ministers
religion, every deDominaon cordial not gudgng invitation
spend e without charge The usual services Of
the church are respected throughout the season.
These Springs are " or y miles according 20 the route taken from
Fedecksburg ~ 50 from Aexands Tweeky stages win
from both these points till July, when daily lines win be estab
ished. y
These Springs the post once
all shonld
Warenton 10 the White Sulphur 1pnr, In 0eenber
Terms of board viii be fows go r the whole end
one mcnt $40 per week ee for two wess u 1c day meals
half price, No charge for children under three old When
tables provided children before the hour those
who the ordinary table win be charged full price,
X DANIEL WARD,
June is Superintendent
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Mr. SOULE resumed and concluded his remarks. [Mr.
SIS speech having being withheld for revision, will
appear hereafter.1
MI. DOUGLAS next took the floor when the fur
ther consideration Of the subject postponed until TO-
morrow
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration OF
were reopened, and
The Senate adjourned.
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cITY OF WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE %, $50

Mr.. H. having addressed the COMMITTEES for five min
utes in favor OF his amendment il was not agreed to-
Mr.. SACKETT moved an amendment to extend the
provisions Of the bill to actual settlers and cuvators
under certain restrictions
Mr. THOMPSON. OF Mississippi. raised point Of or
DER The amendment was not appropriate 70 the BILL he
The CHAIR having sustained the point Of order,
Mr. EVANS took an appeal; when the committee sus-
tanned the decision OF the Chair
Further amendments were then offered and advocated
N hye-miuules speeches by Messrs. HOAGLAND,
EVANS Of Maryland, CONRAD, vENABL4E, and Ma
SON, all Of which were voted down
On motion, the committee rose and then
The House adjourned
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House-Fsrnishing Dry Goods.
H. HooE CO., Market Space, between 7n and eu streets,
have fun and complete assortment Of ths follow
inei M u
IN CARPETING.
Tapestry velvet tapestry Brussels, Eaxh Busse Brus
sells, imperial rce ply super1ne insins fine and common
grains fwlIed widss widhs,
and
uftcd russ superior ocloths ~ wids
Ton mafunFs.
eUNDRrEs.
Iaines and damasks lace and muslin curtains,
brodered muns tass loops fnps, hc non sbeetne
al table dsask and Napkins pillow and bolster linens,
d,mnsk and buckcback towels white and coofsd mncs quilts
white from ~ 30 cloth table and piano covers
white and cooed furniture dni,
furniture cntxes dspe family
aens bed baskseszs variety crib blankets and qui Ac,
&C.
Together every other scs their iae all Of which they
srea ANXIOUS 20 close June 81
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Yesterday the House, after being in committee on the
general bounty land BILL at late hour adopted. as
q substitute therefor. the proposition introduced by
Mr. Miller, which that gentleman Is understood to have
prepared in obedience to instructions from the meeting
held on Saturday evening, Of the House friends Of the
bill, which were given to the COMMITTEES Of which he
was the chairman The vote on the passage Of the BILL
as amended by the adoption OF the substitute, wasyeas
155, nays SO. s3HSts
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New Work LAfe Insursnee Company,
oNss, No. 90 Wan direct, Ee~ Ycrt
MoRnfs FRASKLIs, president.
srEscgR .. BKsrpfcr, vice president
fLIxy fnEknAr, acnhry
THIS company upon principle
and also the principle Of leaving proportion Of the amount
premiums hands has greatly
erended business and proh and conferred benefits the
least po~she and outlay
Insurance granted 20 persons waiting California
I Washington comprebends the following ocerr
wm Jones, NJ D., medical examiner, near corner Of and
Peter Washington agent Apollo Hail. Pennsylvania avenue
opposite Union Buidings June 2--u
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and choice gown ON the fer
tile and genial soil Of Assam........ 90 !"
With encourage introduction machIess
10 the intention Of the Is0pcso distribute by loi the
quantity Of equal the t years pfoh on the
saIes effected.
Each purchaser package numbered
distbuon
any cents laid ou and on the rec.p amounting the
thousand dollars WIN be given away bonuss according 70 the fol
lowing sfits
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persons prefer iowerpieed receive their
prizes proportion they VIII be for cash. al reduc
0 County agents required Applications addressed (pos
pad) 10 the company's Depot, as above.
June l-d3m
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June


l36 GreenWch slrtef, Nsw York
THE propeton beg OF and
famess choice and Of
hitherto unknown this country, which,
ihsr fragrance and decacy combined with virgin purify and
strength produce infusion Of surprising richness and favor
The teas offered are the following:
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BAsx MsrRoroIs, June !, 1850
THE stockholders in this hank hereby notsnsd,
bank, for e then ensuing
win be held the banking house In this cy on MONDAY ms ~
July neat
the polls win opened 10 o'ciock m, and closed
Al ~ ssney., eesps az INC sockholdes Of Bank o. the
Metropc i of July nef such ofher
matters viii v may be then proposed
~ iy.s LIZ. assosso4sa,jn - ss RID SMITH, Cashier
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FOufth OF Ju1y FEfcufsSom % ffnry FoSne .
.uI@h ON Wednesday, ID Of July superb
REE Baltimore will leave the wharf Washington,
precisely O'Clock p an ercanson q pleasure 20 rnsy
will arrive a O'Clock the
thus The comforts this
during the whole Of Thursday the s and Friday the
5th Of July
Returning the Baltimore Pney Friday night
O'Clock
Pare for The trp and return, o. Meals
''''' -'r' GEORGE MATTNGLY.
June 2a-dtaJuIy
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aNvuAr or SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY, OR YEAR BOOK or
rse s and A eshibitIrs te mos. important pcov
Phosophy, Chsmssy, Astronomy, Metecro ZcoloY Botany
Miassox Geology Gsossphy nSaunss s. se ~ s iss
Hrsr-iz. I2mo., cofh. Pnce si Is; paper cover, si
NOTICES or THE PRESS
From thc Washington Union.
Thi. il one which brought
forth durins present of valuable and
obtained from book of The sine
within knowledge. =
Prom the New York Tribune.
There Of whose have
admirable manual
Te exceeding subjects which devoted well
patient and udicious manner IN which
handed BY sk ydor- ennue 70 warm reception
BY al friends of solid and useful leaning
From Scientific American
soch hook hss long America should receive
4 wide spread patronage.
TAYLOR 4 MAURy,
June rs Booksellers, near Sh street,