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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-27
EXECUTORS Sale Of Real Estate.

THERE will be sold on Monday the 9th
j day of December, 1851. Il publici
auction on the premises, the following Re-
al Estate, to-wit:
The Farm at WALNUT Grove, in Wapcllo
county, belonging TO the Estate of Thomas
M. Mackeral, deceased. Said farm con-,
tains Three Hundred AMI Eishsy-six and
Fifty -four Hundreths acres: about 100 a.
ores Of which is Timber and tbs remainder
Prairie Land. two hundred acres under
fence and cultivation, there are also seve-
raj houses, &c. Terms made known on
the day Of sale. Sale to commence & u
O'Clock.
also:
On Tuesday the 9th Of December. win
be sold the following Lots in the town Of
Agency City, viz: Lots No. and ) in
Block No. 6, and Out Lots No. 10. 10, go
and 81. Sale to commences 1t IL o'clock.
Terms made known on day Of sale. Sale
positive. A. STREET, Executor.
Agency City, Nov. Sta. 1851.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-27

- The Presbyterian, published in
Nav York, mentions that since The Isl
81 May. period Of six months. sixteen
clergymen belonging 70 The Prsby icrian
Church have died.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-27
From the Burlington Telegraph.
FROM CALIFORNIA AND ORE
Con.
Arrivnl OF ever 81, 900 900 In
Gold.
DIPLOMATIC DINNER no KOS.
SUTH.


Steamer Daniel Webster arrived thi.
evening from San Juan. Nicaraugua
bringing dates from San Francisco Il
the 18th of October, and about 400 pas
/ sengers. She brings $Il7.000 In gold
ON freight, and about $500, 600 in the
hands OF passengers. She sailed from
San Juan on the 9th, with passenger.
from San Francisco. brought down b,
The steamers Independence and North
America. The .)aniel Webster. viii
steamer Central America in tow made
the passage from New York. in la
days 10 San Juan.
The mining intelligence by this arr.
val is OF the most satisfactory character
The weather has been most favorable;
aud guild al the different mining regions
is steadily on the increase.
The steamer California sailed from
San Francisco 70. Panama. on li.e 18th
with the muils and 81 100000 IN gold
ia freight and about 100000 in The
hands Of passengers. Messrs. Adams
Il Go. shipped about half mill,un ol
gold By The California.
Since The cessation from duty or lhy
Figilnnse Committee, San Francisco has
become crowd,d With numerous banJs
Of desperate characters, and some nf the
papers are strongly and Earnestly ap.
pealing 20 the com:ni,tee 10 set to work
again. The proirri az steam c,,mmu-
nication between San Frsncisco and The
Sandwich Islands. was likely very som
10 be carried into effect. Mr.. s. Wads
worth was spoken OF 10 command the
first ship.
The U. s. Scoop &c War yincennes.
Commander w. l.. Hudson. left San
Francisco, the 18Th Of October, on a
|cruise to southwark and Sandwich Is
lands. The steamer Miner was burned
al Sacramento ON the 10Th Ocl. Capt.
Clark and one Of the hremen were bad
" burned, and a passenger na,ncd ID.
Brown, was burned 10 death.
FROM OREGON.
The mail steamer Columbia arrived
from Oregon al San Franci.co. bringing
$4,000 in gold, and Go passengers -
The Indians we're continuing their dep
rada,ions np,n the emigraD, trains and
the frontiYr settlements, and much excl g
mens and alarm prevailed. Jeremiah
Ryan, of Md, with six others, had been
murdered by the porlefiord Indians.
LATER FROM HaYi1.
New YORK.. Nos. I6.
By an arrival from Jncqne,nel. VIZ
have dates 10 the Goth u.t. The Enpe-
ror had agreed 10 assure the D1.ninieaas.
that he was siiil firm ia his purpose, al
capturing the Eastern ar Dominican part
Of The Island, and had called out 5000
men al Jacqncmcl, with that intention
The forces were rendezvouxeJ al Port
au Prince. Provisions were very scarce
and selling at enortaeus prices.
WASHINGTON. Nor. IL. p. NJ.
Il has been determined by the Presi
Gent aud Cabinet, To give grand dipin-
maiic dinner 10 Kossutll. ChevaiIer
l1ulseman. the Austrian representative
win be invited.
LOUISVILLE. Nov. IL.
The Legislature 10 day balloied .or u
s. Senator. Robertson. Dixon, Mar
shall and criitenden, Wings. and w. @.
Butler. Dean. voted for. M, elecilou
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-27

A New ORDEa--The United Order
of Good Fellows is the title Of new
order recently started in B4liimore, and
which already numbers several hundred
members.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-27

vFasher Mathew. il is said. will pub.
lish ropious notes OF his tour in America
after hss return homo.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-27

Al ~he wish so'be sich aus. spend
lees than they earn.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-27

9l000 Of Australian gold has arrived
at London, some of. was in largo Jumps.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-27


for subscription in the amounts sci OPP
posi,e their names:
DR.. Isaac Phascai. "a 0o5i
Or. John Darts. No. .. = 90
=. H. McReynoias. 90 .
John Roberts. 4 O0,
Oiiver Gaibreaih. Esq... 2 90.
Now if il is their intention 10 be hon.
est. they can send Us the amounts dee.
and We will acknowledge The recsip: Of
il as publicly % we have made The an
nouncemen, Of their indebtedness aud
departure to other paris.
~ Every man who leaves this part
Of she country without paying Us viii
have his name inserted in conspicuous
manner in the above list.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-27

Geo. T.. Badger. N. G..
John Bell. Tenn.
job NJ. .Derrien, Ga.
james w. Bradbury. Me.
Jesse d. Bright, Ind.
Andrew p. Butler. 8. G..
Lewis Case. Mich.
Salmon T.. Chase, Ohio.
John II. Clark. X. /.
Henry Clay. Ky.
John Davis, Mass.
Jefferson Davis. Miss.
Wm. &. Dawson. Ga.
R.,bt. NJ. r. Hunter, Va.
Vim. X. King. Ala.
Willie p. Mangom. N. G..
James NJ. Mason. Va.
Jacob w. Miller, N. J.
James 8. Pearcc, Nd.
Thomns G. l'-au. Md.
WIN. IL. Seward. N. 4.
Truman Smith. Conn.
Presley Sprnance, Del.
Joseph II. Underwood, Ky.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-27

All but three ot The above twenty five
are I.ocofucos.. dodge aud Jencs, Of
Iowa, get over $4,000 as their share
Twenty -four Senator'S dtt.lined TO peck
ct money that did no. belong to ihem.--
OF this twenty four, tif-efn are Whig..
In order TO stop these grabbngs Of the
public money. there is but one way 10
do. and that is to expose The grab5ers.
NAMES OF SENATORS WHO DID NOT
DRAW CONSTRUCTIVE MILEAGE Ill will he
remembered tina, 25 u. S. Senators drew
from the National Treasury large sum
of money as constructive travelling ex-
lenses 10 The called session of the Sen
ate or the oh Of March last. I, 10 but
inst 10 ihose who did moi dip their hands
in this inquiry tina. their names should
be given to The public. They are as
f,liows.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-27

WIscoNsIN.-Thr Mineral Point fri-
hume states that The next Legislature Of
VIE consin viii stand as follows:
SENATE.
Wings o Democrats II
Fee Soiiere 2
ASSEMBLY.
Wings s5 Democrats 26
Free Soilers S
On joint ballot The vote will be wings
Al; democrats 81; Free Sellers Z.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-27
The Black List.

The following persons have ,.lel, for
parts unknown" and are indsb:et. TO us
for subscription in the amounts sci OPP
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-27
.ATER FROM HaYTI.
lug at enortneus prices.

WASHINGTON. Nor. H.. P. NJ.
/, has been determined by the Pfesi
den, aud Cabinet, To give grand dipin-
maiic dinner 10 Kossuth. Gheyaiier
Hulseman. the Austrian Representatives
viii be invited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-24

a s WMTRsss, by arespectable Protestant
81 m ,l,e resr ie23 II
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VIII be ready on Situniaf
yDIrITS az IEISIfRt
or, ESSAYS

LNRlIIS Of La ISUhE or, fssdFH
Written m the Intervals Of Business ~ the author n
Friend, 10 Council / vol l2mo frum inc Foufh
London Edition Contents of the hr't pat-on Practical
Wisdom AIDS Contentment, On NelfDscipih,, on our
Judgments OF other Men On the Exercise ~ beneYothr'
Domestic Rule. Advice Secrcr second PaH-o. ~"
Education ola of BusgneSs On The kh"c. ana Man
agemen If Agents, On the Treatment ~ 'ppl,cans T.
cTytWs Of Councils aud Commissions Part, SPIRIT Truth
ANSON ID RANDOLPH 90, Broadway.
Ie2f 2tisTu&Ths Opposite Hlnd -
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A LARGE NIIMBER of snnerior Ser-

wants Professionals and Catholics suitable for hotels ~
private families are ROW wanting employment az { MA
SONS Offices so Broadway and 39 Bowey. Terms -
Yearly subscription 81 cents Otherwise Is cents SnScr-
tons resrecfuv solicited These Servants selected
with tAe utmost bv Of great experience W tn'
business and Mr. NJ guarantees them fully equal Goo ANY
which NAV De found else here B-Meu and boys can
be Ind fnr anl rcsnoctahle emnlnvmont Io2i ~
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J,wE, Coly. Au,uoucer.
DERENPTOK( SALE-\os. - AMI

4 81 MaShn.tors-st. Rr'oAsn JAMES COLI "a II
Sc u ~ auction On MONDAY June 81, 1901. 40 i4"tle>,
~ the Merchants E,chau.e Nen-NOrN two sathle lots
II ground known as numbers 81 AMI 50 WASHINGTON II M
winch formerly >ood the blidog known 's the bf'"NNn
Mo,dhg Mills
One lo being IS hg ll1 feet thercahouis. rinnnE
through to stewart alley. Sold subject 90 mortgage ni
: $50
The other oi being q feet 10 inches m % Mei 0 nrhes
deep Solid subject 90 a mortgage ui > 'iN
on On, otS there Is large Stone foundation whch Willie
sold with the lots -.
Terms al sale For maps and particular, apply - ths
Apcfi.necr - Fulfou-,t Brooa9n. AMI Walls y
lllA'
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SALES BY AUCTION.
An MggWI>. Aucnaoecr.
10y BANGS. BROTHER y CO, Trade

L bSals Rooms 70 Park row
WEDNESDAY ~ E\lNG. June >. u VI oc.ctN
To CLOSE CONSiCNNTNr A large cnucctnu - Enst 80
aud valuable and popular standard Books m the
departments OF Literature ami >ctncc and Aa as
Sortmeut Il miscellaneous publications
Also great variety oi School and CLASSICAL bo0N> =
pie ard Fancy Stationery. 81. The whole 20 ht Sod
without reserve 90 close cons gumentS.
At PRIVATE SAIE-A nne COPY of thc Phh~'nhr H
Transactions Of the Rova Socict, nom U.s. foundation 20 ne
wear 1850 m n vols 10 nd calf Also, 9Nols unhNrnd
for different yearS between 10 aRj 1884.
At PRlvArE sally AIVNBlE SrEREorNFs PlAfk>-
Pilates 90 Quarto Bible with marginal notes aud refer
euceS Also Plates 10 an Sme PNNcl0it Bible Both SIS
are English manufacture anal IA excellent onier Spec
mems NAV be seen 40 the Sales Rooms.
Refcctng HcrSche,lan telescope, feet an .elstn ia
good ,nlcr Imperial nrawm- Pager. superior quality
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DOPTLAR FRESH WORKS. THE

4 LORGNETrE-Fou-;h edition. with a new Preface
tv thc.Author. Ia Marvel Author % kcFe-eS ~ bAhe-
lor" SC Complete N two Volumes Price $ So
Everybody SAYS tals IS a rarc BOOK. sft 'feyn'd' %
right io- oact AmeFcin Rtfir"
= with an our ldmraton for the kesc-c~' arc come
p.ll admire the Lor-nette .Np-n-nc.d hcpun
A. specimen OF N'9S-faAln-. u - one ot t1e hant-
soonest ISSUES ri the season. .hlIt1o tniNtI.
When thus worN was completed. W. gave notice 81 y
A. heng one of The most lively and Snarkns wrSs when
had been publ she'd on this country Albany state hrS
The orgnete has obtained equal or superior p"pi-
larv 90 The Rtvcres. tae present pelug he tltA t-
tiOn North American And I = Nrh,tl'-
MARY LAWSON. b. Epsone sac. THIRD edition.
pncc IS cents
FISH AND FISHING Revised edition. b, Fran.
FORESTER Pnce 50
WARWICK WOODLANDS b Frank Forrc>tsr
Cloth - cents parer SO cents 49,
THE NIGHTINGALE SONGSrER Complete. E6
songs and music
MRS CAUDLE'S CURTAIN LECTURES New edi-
son. enlarged - ceuts
TIE ADVENTURES OF MR. AND MRS SAND
BOYS Rv Henry NlElrv. Parts asd - cents.
RICHARD OF YORK 'r. Tie White Rose OF ENGLAND
PopF JOAN or. The Fcnale Pou-t By Reynolds.
ANNE GRAY Pt the Au'h1roi CRANKY Pre- )0cfs
CONSt FLO Rv George sand Fncc 1o cents
THE NICkLEBCRN> ON THE RHINE Rv rl'cNt-
raw. ll. cents
EIF-DFCFPrION r. Ms E'h> pr =. puce
81 cents SrRlNGER TOWNSEND. -A- Hla"iwtt.
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u JERSEY VIII be sold At PUBLIC VESDUE ~
TUESDAY. the 2lth day NJ Jane. the premises at
O'clock y VI valuable Ma seat, on which - erected
PAPER MILL and MACHINERY which ~ nov "a full
operation for making paper pnscboanis together Ylfh
dweng-hOuse barn ard other O'hOuses and 8O ~
laud. The hill situated about one mile from Scotch
Plans miles from Planheid ami about one mile from
Feltle Eser Co lshec erected the large paper ftr
tory David Felt Coz An epuOnable title vii -
gwen for the tbye property snd possession gwen a. soon
the Of the sale complied with Pr further
rculars reference may be had - DAVID FELT n co
10 Pearl New l0rk OF o. the Farmers and Mechanic
Bank RAILWAY New-JerseY. JOSEPH q. LUFREKY
Railway. June 2 1851 lIoJt2sTuIhNS'l President
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Il 4 CmIToS. Aucuoueer
UOI' SE.-pOSITiN t. SALE of four

VI - 1T vi ' n ~ II ~ . -
stor, brick HOT ST and LOT 80 Wet twenty ,gh'h,
I near Snth-ay az Auction COLI tHlLltN VIII
sell on WEDNESDAY, June IS, II ~ O'CLOCK, M tnt Met"
chants Exchange under direction II Charles n smith ,
Fsq referee the four-sory brick House and ~ on SCUM
side Of Twenty-eghh-st known ns ~ West lNthtf
eighth-st between Sixth and SeVenta House ~ e'
inches hv 30 feet lot % feet inches front - tett W ch
rear hy 90 inches deep House rents it $40 - %"
NAV remain on bond and mortgage t1rturhrr alcuais
.-,f' a. ~. Auetfoncer 1901 lfltlOfts
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4 : CHAMBERMAID and Waiter, by a res
= pectatle Young G'r The best ri city references
given Call ~ "a Grand-,t.. front room. "a -
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SEA BATHING at CAPE NM. \. j

N-The MANSION HOUSE, under charge OF the
subscriber IL one Of the largest and best established hotels
or Cape MAY and has the finest dining ana BAH rgms in
the nted states This, together with the experience u s
uroprleors I'D hotel keeping with the efficient ads they
have employed warrant them IN assuring le patrons ~ The
Manson and other visitors 90 thus celebrated watering
place that for comfort and good living shall and VII
continue 90 sustain leading position. The Hotel = now
otn Tor te reception II visitors and The STEAMERS kenne
bee ana Peuutscot touch regularly a. the Island
,eIg2vs HOOPER LUDLUM.
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W McCoRNIcK. AuctOuecr
LrAIIrARIE EIIR\IIl RE.=I II =

DAY at 10 o'clock az 3 Franklmst will Pc sold All me
Furniture OF the house CONSISTING. pnu ot splendid
panofore cost $3.50 elegant French plate per AMI ma''
classes tapestry and other carpets lace curtains chairs
sofas couches dyans marhe-top burcauA, ~ashsttnd'
center tables SC Also all the ktchen and basc, nj ir-
~. - ie2A 10
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The Annual Meeting of the Shareholders of tins Company
Will he held al the office Of the Company IN tins city on
FRIDAY 27ib June. instant M 10 o'clock An and axe
organizing VIII adjourn for the transactions OF business TO
the 18th July. al 10 O'Clock AN. at tins Office
le24 y. : H. FLEETWOOD, Secretary.
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Ell LUDLOW Aucuoneer

p IT IVUIWW = TI'IIOI''FT
H. II. LUDLOW d co. will sell, on
the 2iih day u June. inst a. y ocl"cs, y tne
Merchants Exchange the four store brick House and LIT
i2J Fourth avenue The house excellent order, ln-
shed With all the modern improvements IL Is ~ ~. CEN
ter Of business the avenue ewiiiFon and Harlan
stop the door and the proportys improving t
business purposes every day Terms accommodating PIf
,hasers are invited 70 examine the house ielS ~
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BOARDING.
STATES HOTEL at PHIL

i ADELPHIA The subscriber respectfully announces
10 ms friends and the travelling community hat he has
sumed the propuetOrship u the UNITED STATES no.
TEL Long known IN connection with the Hotel under the
late nronuoor he feels perfectly safe promising ~ old
patrons that nothing shall be wanting % confirm pre-
vlous reputation best kept house the country No
EXPENSE has spared comp etey retng the entire
establishments and he particularly invites attention 20 tho
changes introduced the convenience and comfort OF Ia
die. irnlv determined 10 give satisfaction he solcts
continuance Of that patronage always freely besoe
the old United States tmy28 3ml \. q. ALIEN.
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no LAWYERS.-A Young Man Of en-

y erry and experience intending 20 prosecute thor
oueh sN education IN the shortest time. oilers % cate
some repuiel law Office where employment VII furusl
him the Joint ADVANTAGE Of pecunary aid and qrac
cal eYrenence Good reference gwen and sai,sflctor
proofs II practical business knowledge Address n o.
tiercer-stre.t Ie2l -
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FOURTH OF JULY.

EIREWORKS! PREMIUM t tiliS,le,
n 80 rt-s,. pru,ant Colored Ethibi.ofal
sFWoKKs-The works from tn. Lao.f- .s,rs I'm
tasen the Premiums fDr twelve suI ,s.css are q
, me AZ. tesgt desns and ior rl9hns.s 40 I'm,
carrot 6e equaled the country I ~ :, ts.r orders
c-.s ~ 20 he L. Iaoorl.,i Jsr. s,,y a.
- ~ general DepC;. - Mldeh-Iffns lisa &c EDGE
tended % , and 4 lsrxe srgsk VI snail
r : We rave -, - - Jell JJi'
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-. rho rclcctic in,titutc of Medicine aud

To ThF EVIVVIIV IIsSIIVWV' " " 49,, " %
Surrery has been removed from l21 ChambeIsSt To- S
C0crc place a few doors distant, from 'ht old ONCE me
same Medicines and Treatments which nave nceh So
maiadicS o long standing, are aS eicctpaN em.el ~
the new locaan No charge for FNauunauou> "a ADVICE
and The hesf f references cvcu OF honest sS safe and
-, f,, trs,tment rel NSrA tn
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BOARD in a FRENCH FAMILY

E(OAhD IN IL T4NCn 1 MIL -
n Two Gentlemen and Their wives and lev single sen-
leEfn obtain Board private gsnre French ttin-
Ig u 81 MarSs-pace. Rooms, with paflor id' l1 ng,
ether furnished ~ unfun shel Tie house has '.l the
modern improvements. gas. bath. &. lncSceQ "ne e-
erel,es gwen and reg lre Address L 4 Tribune Office
lefg O..
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RUAKU.-N lew IentIemen, Of IdIullt9,
can be- pleasantly accommodated with good board and
excellent rooms furnish "a unfinished tac cl-'oT
located house i've nty-cghth-st Ih.s is mmehate
opposite LamarmeFa stages pass Ae door every hfe
minutes The house replete with all the moderl me
lroVeWcuts Joys wv
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SEA BATHING-CAPE MAY, y. j.

6CONGRESS HALL l. ne" oIen Tor the recession oi
visitors The proprietor, thankful ior the liberal ptro maze
received would especially solicit those ueud
ing 90 visit tins popular bathing place the present o.
make has house ihcr home HIS arrangements and accom-
moda.S he trusts viii De- satisfactory % customers
than any which have heretofore been provided Gon tAs
Island The subscriber has taken pans % procure good
and attentive Col1rc1 servants rller ttc colEct1f t
they are REST suited the customs ald wants Of ma 0niy
al he socurcrs at TINS place lc9 3wl ". b. MILLER
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49, NeYen or Eight Humdred IN Nomen ~ Wv


N0Tk u>f urlUIrVu IuII
An MN +, The true JONES LILLY WHITE gives a
pure natural white 90 the SAn' ana makes S"'. az"
fine Blu, II a. st3 Broadway. J'"
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W \ CARTER. Aucuonecr .
Auction NOrICE.-(irocories, Tea.
Z Rais.ns. Mackerol. brandy. Wines Ale, n ON
TUESDAY June 2h a. 10. O'Clock in o. nt ~ ih' Store
50 Dot-st corner Ggconwth-Chccs'. usns tti-' ht,'
uacserel salmon. herunss, snUincs, tunirf" t.ti.'
brandy gn extract dats.nthe, port she MADEIRA ''t''
bal rum Scotch ale. pepper, salt mustard vinegar '
rom. olive oil. sour Ntout. 80. l'-' ~
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r1,r NEw-YeRK WETSLY TRIBUNE,
TIE SEMl-WEEKaY TRIBUNE
TIE NEW-YoRK TRIBUNE

n -abi~A-d ever TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning. p
s. Isr annum. Two copies fof s.. Ten for so. ADV
6esnsDts & cents a lne Tor each ms rIioH.
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rVHE HOTEL at TRENTON FALLS

4 IS now open Tor the reception OF company. Tho ar-
commocaons 70 tins fayortr Warerngpnc were greatly
an arced tie past season and the subscriber pie1-es HIM
self O. his guests that 'lc well hshel reputation I'd hrs
house shall le full sustained Stages Will cave Uuca
the arrival ~ the Eyqress Tram ~ "a o'clock NJ Fare
So cents VI. MOORE Proprietor
There Is pians road from Urca t. Trenton .e2c I've
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A MOTHER TELEGRAPH OFFICE.

4 MOTHER TELEGRAPH OFFICE
n The managers II THE MAGNETIC TELE-
GRAPH COMPANY" whose line II Five WIRES -
tends % PHILADELPHIA, and FOUR WIRES - BAL
TiMORE and WASHINGTON, thcacc cgunecimE "ts
he GREAT WESTERN, SOUTH WESTERN ahf
SOUTHERN lines II TELEGRAPH. N their Efforts - ifnsn
ffs public with ever accumulation and rIihJ 10 the
TRANSACTION and dispatch " business have Just ~ ned ADD
fitted uo another Office AZ EOS BROADWAY. TWO
DOORS BELOW ftITON-SI.. WEST SIDE, ron
hch cizsns whose places d business ~ fesden's
.re above Wlst strangers and others a. me Hoi- can
TELEGRAPH direct 20 Philadelphia BalumOfeN Washlng-
ten and an stations South and West, without me
trouble and delay Of having 20 Or send ~ NE 90
established General Office, corner II Hanover md bee-
yer SIS. III. .
The condition n this line has been lately greatly ~
ur0ged rendering reliable except ~ case Il af" - ~
severe storm and IL mode 81 D sllfss has p't ~ w.
tlled ~ both TRANSMISSION and plan Of delivery 81
The COMPANY have now two Offices a Phensi p.s,a az"
two n Nes-York well a. one N Jsisty W. NsTsa,
New Brunswick Princeton, Ifenl0D' i'ih''t''H '@'i'
de Grace BALTIMORE and Nsssng ,gs Oh ,nvv.y ,,voJ,s
Tie New York Offices are Il go BROAD" " vTg
teo1 Fai,on-st west .lde and conner Of hANOFLh ann
+. bo.ed hat tn. further eGr of The hafn'Io 70
legraph COMPANY" and ~ even eiyi. TO '''' va F'
"iil prove asf'e1'' Nh NJ SWAIN President
York June %. 1851 f<S -