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lSI5aI'I'!|l!|lH ]! J ! :
.Hol1seaahds for Sal s.
z I'm Eqility-.-L Lancaster District.


! Mrs Margaret i sfewa 1T, VI II. Stewart
Partition eststeo R66ta @. .sR. Stewasts Esq 9
sBY virtue OF the dssfeesof tie Court :of EqnitSS
I'D ia above case, 1sWilT self at EancasferSi ieon
"Wednesday The 18th January, 1851, tbe dwelling
house and LOT belonging tothe estate Of Robert 0.
p Stewart esq, decd lin the village Of Lancastrff
bounded dnorth byg Clarke lbt. eastoy white street
south By iot Of DER r.. Jones, and west BY Main
street. Tie House and Lot is in excellent repair;
and condition. ~ z 'Tss5.ss
Also, Tract Of Woodland, lying one mile north
of the village, containing 100 acres, more less,
Barr and others, Terms credit of and2 yeafr
purchasers giving bonds with good security, with
interest from day Of sale, payable ann ually, and
mortgage-except az chcash from the sale Of
the House and Lot as viii pay COSTS
JAMES H. WPTHERSPOON, C. E. L. D.
Dec. Ia, 1850. 8 E 100
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Negroes and other Property
ssss FOR SALE. ~

I'm EqHity--Lancaster Dtstffct.
Middletoa G Castor ct al. vs.. susannah Gaf
and others-Bll for Partition. H.
DY virtue Of the Decree ofthe Court OF H., e.
ID ia above case, will sell onthe 9th Of IN. I'm
~, 1861, at the Planiationof the Estate Of Sa,d
Ell CASTOR, on Little Lyncbes creek, abou So
of Cattle, I3 or IA Horses and Mules, o and
head Of Hogs, Q Road Wagons, PlaIaar and ]
Smiths Tools, aqaantity Of Corn and mo- Nm.
other articles Of property. Also. the foRas Saw.
Peter, Alex, Marth} '
neg, and Ben, all young ard .lisely. cash. all
Terms-All sums under FIVE dC.is52. pnr.
sums oyer, credit until ist jan Sity. with in.
chasefs giving notes, with good 'S'
terest from tie day Of sale. S,on dec,d are
pThe creditors OF sssmue esbn Or before the
FIRST aav of January. 1851; boN. 8. E.L.D
JAMES H.5WITHEH q a. ~ 1871
Com,n,rs. Office, Decs;1 -
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Fatof1ale.

DY permission Of J Al he MIA offs,ed at Public
II kershaw D1s.I'cM Camden, on Monday,
Sale, q. the son.l naheSt, fifty or sixty likely
the iStnday OF !an egroes. Also one hun
Slaves mostly gro1e Liberty Hill road. about
dred acres o., 9, Lana sn amden, adjoining Lands Of
John Brown ana ythe l4;h Of January, at the
Ana on @ sfniles below Camden, all the
stockton fiaeshtation. consisting OF Horses,
STOCK ON saj1Hogs, Also, the crop Of Corn,
Mules, C%sE., together with the Plantation
Fodder Ma, sett of Blacksmith's Tools. be-
impist trResiduaryl Estate of Joseph Cum
io2fam, de}. .s,y s .a,
1erms wIbe made known at the time Of sale,
.Ls...l5 C. J. SHANNON,
JOHN BROWN.
Zee 3.-h .sl3tH Ex'ors.
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IN EQUITY-KE S1iaS

The Exr'x and Ex.prs Benz Halle. q ~ 49,
jamin Halle, Jet all Bill for Difsiop,
&c. ~ II s IS
IN obediescs ia The srdsrs II ths isas &
cause, made Al JnDe Term fast. - b
Public Sale, before The soutt hoQea II q z:
Monday the On day of January ensuing. = ~
several Plantations OF Tracts, Of Land lyi&Sx
Lynches creek, being all the Iands Of sslAls
Capt Benz. Halle, lying IN tha. ghborhood e.
These lands comprise some eight of ten tlisus
sand acres, and will be sold in separate raE6, 10
accommodate purchasers q sss
The surveys are now being made, and xhs plafs
when completed, may be seenat the Office of j
NJ. DeSaassure,g Esq, ~, I'll. .ss ssst,s ID
Terms--A, credit of one, two and three yeafss
with interest from the day Of sale. Pnrphasstssa
give bond with gond suretiss,. and 4 molstacs al
:. w: NJ sHArnoN. & s 8. s. @
Deot g. e7} - - 6: ts ssis
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For Sale

a TRACT of Land lying IA miles east OF Lan-
~ caster court house. on both sides of Little
Lynches creek. adjoining Lands Of Wm. Conner,
decd, jefferson Horton, Washington Ellis and
William Roberta The above tract contains about
sI.9OO Acres -abont 800 of which are cut
down. and most Of 4 in good state OF culti-
yaiion On: the place will be found a good Gin
Halse and Screw, ,ogether with the necessary
improvements. slso, good seat, both for saw y!
and gfist mill. The soil is we'll adaptedto the
growth Of cotton ana grain
Persons wishing 70 purchase, will do well ts
call and examine for themselves. s. . q
Pleasant Hin. Nov. %. 93 lit
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A Complete steck of
MOSIERF.a5F:D GLOIsE&.

GONTAINiNli every kind Of Gloves, Lace
u Mi,ts, Long and Half Long do; beautiful
article oe Glasse Silk Gloves, all coors, 10 match
Dretses; misses and children's Gloves all sizes.
Hosiery. sssF7. 'Es
2 Ladies', sSitk, Merino aud all-wooi Hose; cotton
Hosiery; Of every color and quality; misses do.
all sizes. ~. 49,.
Ladies' Merino and silk Vests
MEMS cotton, rnerino and wool Halt Hose, NE
rnc Shirts and Drawers. boys do. ..a ,sa.@4s -
Mems kid, silk, buckskin aud cashmere Gloves.
In fact, every thing desirable IN The above depart
ment,s, at JAMES WILSON'S. 2
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Darlington Hotel,

rv,IJE ahoye House having been purchased and
lit lifted % up anew BY JoHN DoTEs, is again open.
a \ sar the Accommodation of the Public Str'c'
s,,ention az an IN 10 the wants and comforts Of guests
a I'll he aiyen, and nosefort, calculated to merit
the patronage Of all who may favor the establish
rent with a visit, shall be spared.
All that the market and surrounding country
afford will be found upon the table.
: Comfortable rooms, for families or individuals
are prepared. - ...f,, aud
attentive hostlers. ,u
Drovers can be we'll accommodated, as any
number of horses and mules can be fept 10 -'he
stables and lots expressly prepared lot tne"';
Nov. 1, 1850. 90
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{ &. S new e. 4; & i
Staple and Fancy Goo Odss

TSHE subscribers are now opening complete
assortment Of Staple and Fancy Goodsspgr
chased with much care; which they will dispose OF
on their usual liberal TERMS They consist ~
part, as follows: - .1s,{s
Heavy London Dufil Blankets
Super "a 10 I4.4 Lambs Wool Bed Blankets
Heavy ali-wool Negro Cloths .5s
Negro Linseys, very heavy and stout stout
Plaid Lnseys; Wool Cloth Tor women's wear
s.l.. Cloths and CassiReres.
Superfne black, blue, brown, and invisible green
French Cloths IL
Supcr6ne Doe.skin black Cassimeres
Sattinets, assorted colors ~ t,s5
Kentucky Jeans, do do s
Elegant Fashionable Vestings
Fancy Cassmeres ~ 4.ss.
Red white and yellow Flannels $50.
COTTON GOODs. s,:
PRINTS, of every description
Furniture Calicoes, very handsome -
Gingbams: Cross-bar,d and fancy striped Masilns
Furniture and csmbFic Dimity 4 : 81,
;Furrtufe Frinres; cotton cafnbrcs ~ 81
SColored and black caiiibrics e q q =
.-g9 Sinks and EaxEy Axs4 ssrs'; -
Elegant plain and wafered blaek siiks 49,; 81
plain. figured and q cqiereo s'1ss s
as Chena 6gGrel drsss slAe sef t''s,ss y
Belts; eleganl lace capess ~
Musiin xorksd collars and sleeves 4 e
Yery baI,dsome Iissftiags apd Edglngs 3,
Linen. .eambric andkefchiefs
ribbed silk Staekiags; raw silk Stockings
French merino, black and aseofted coiofs
Snper blae k and metedian black Aipachas A
Strined and CROSS. bafs d coIofed Apachas yyl
81. DOMESEYCSss sh
34, "a and 5.5 hleached and brown SeiIsin9f II
1914 bIeached and unbleached Sbeetings 9d
White and unbJeached pEllls ssa ~
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Fancy Articles,

CuLoGNE, Lavender. Florida, Honey and Ro-e Water,
" Jenny Lind, Omnibus, Portrait, Partisan, Nymph.
Windsor and Palm Soup; Lubn's Extract lgenuinel Of
Manionetts, West End and Ferbenn Jenny Lind Hair
Gloss Queen of Flowers Har Oil IIaues and Rousses
Eau Lustzle Bears OIL PIilocombe, Ok Marrow Pom
ade for the growth md Beauty of the HAIR hatops
So f"--''&S.t 'e'''sf 49, n J. DeHAYtSfi
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rHn HNaIIsH FACTORY GIRL

,Twas on winter morning,
The weather wet and mia,
: Three hours before tne daWnlns'
The father reused his chiio'
Her daily morseEbrlnging'
The dorksome room ne Paceu'
NV ha pIess darling haste"
"Father, I'm up out Meaty'
Iscarce can reach the ooor'
And long the way and dreary'
o carry me once more
To help US, we've no mother,
You've no employment na,taq n,gh'
Like him, ri work-and die
Her wasted form seemed noth
The load was at hls sheafs' SSzE
ThesufTerer hekspt seofhlng
Till at the miftthey par!.
The overlooker ne met her, s;.s
- AS 10 her frame she crept',
And cursed her as she Wept.
Alas! what hours OF solro"
Made up her latest day'
Too slowly passea amas, n.s.l.r
1t seem,d as she grew meaI s.nL.
The threads IN me &C on'e"Gr n,;ctar ~
And heavier fell the stroke.
,osoended
The sun hah 1ons a. nanose.
But night ofouel' nc -. -~a
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SOUTH WESTE ~ Road Bk s.;
hMYlQEND Of Two ID D0afafz aads Tsse N
FL, Cents psy Share having been declared ~ q S
Sd. Ca. rs co. and q y diyid lend OF EeVeufya aiSB
scents per share having been declared by Sonth
WestefH Rail Road Bank ,ffaf ~ iast ia mon
the united Dividend three dollars per shars HsiE
paid on and after the -lst pfoximo at the Sod
svsssein Rail Road Bafl s.
The Road Dsidsna N 4sf 81 al per bsti shsis ~
Eshafesh having ne coyteap sAss 10 tihs x5
MiIi be paid obaAd sher rfhs 5St pro- xiIsio ~
81 sIlsffIO. WA WARING. Audisot ~
S So. Ca. b sR Company. q
IS ~ 3 JAMES G. HoEa9E iieF 9
Dec a. q s 8 ia 4
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- Il
. II kncNsSo passisin more appropriate 70 Dc.
.,;Is. fbsn ths passiSa sorgras anisfcprsrsenta-
No. md tjhci. r 3. s. Webster.
fSsjiSinu ;s like Tho :firmameni; the more one |
ee.eches Il The more stags are seen, Il is like the
-. ne muie hns views il the more boundless
4 .opes,,. ~ rs
Toslearn d 10 practice, 10 think Is the deed.
tno~jes3ts Ii iths aieaas. and .sisdam the eud. 1
eMef be ceaaiue, careaaa who says . -
80 xs,he, choose 10 chartisc Thy desires than
:. scta.,;.ea q. accaasnt of shem. ~
~ sh;a sh0nH NOT he made 10 depend on one
49, ,;i;. "a. ;ane hope. S $50
N.,., conlemn 4 friend nnhesrd, or without
,.,f;pgf b;m Enos Ma aacasss, or 6isefime.
Irs II, Siseoursa, about God he rene~ed'
aaeA dsy tsslSer thans ihymsaia. - =. z + si.e
H. wrash s,f nm spe aud ihe threat OF Hat
ser,r skca,ks be regarded alike.
~. sh.S,,d ,isetch neitheroariegs norhopes
s.yfs,6 ., ,sil;il;iIss. = So 2 IS IN
AZ. 1es,,r s nan snous. the Iess he Il apt 20
,a1E..dis.sstiot, sllxys Bic beat. md makes him
...a5,y aei;k.,afs wbaf and where 1t is ft 70
ss.ssy - 3<.gs. q ssf s;i'ts
-. .--.. ssi.ss5s iss5s tss.aSsas -
rsrv. .s;r.,c. s.,,n,S Il ibe New York Cou.
.s, q 80 &, & II
IA s......,.sS r,ose,o.,,, will prol,aly be
,,,.a q, . ,,,sdfrs,ion 81 me Tariff a, an early
.m~p | E,;. ,oaniie.i. from the compiexiou of
- .,e Tl,onore.s's and especially from the
s,...... .i.s e ehs s,e cs,f he pf5ecfed oniess
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.Land Halt.

flN the fret afpads IS nj Januas nest fFssft
NJ before the Court Hense iH Clasdsn.; IS sg31t
of LAID bel6ngin 10 The chi hldfea, af the he
Riddle, heipg biz plaeesso residences cont
Two sHundned and Forty aeres. more %; leeS
joining la,ids sof sHr, iiiliag. Mrs.: Nett1 6sS
Bsewers, Thompsnn md Tranthams j. e II
q Ttfgss On and Two ggasss 1H li
sesufed 81 pefsonnf
Tie day oE ssIa 81 Sitagaliy 81 n fHs tisi6 M
% made Periast 81 he o ~ ef Een,ty s.
B. ~ .s1s Trpl3le
Dec III, 1850 "a sG
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NEW FALL GOODS.
M. DRUCKER g. co.

ARE now Just opening their large and new sup.
II ply Of seasonable Goods, consisting npart OF
Cloths, cassimeres, sattinets, vestings, linens
Plain and figured alpaca, mouseln de LANES,
Ginghams, withnther goods for Ladies Dresser
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Notice. p,

81 :Not1ce I'M. Breake.
kI1 euon4 iasehted to 9ht 10 the subseri
"a lntpsd,sss 9shis SpegFoer, are ri le,
bsfs .l p.i9 ffhA subsert oe 3, ,sn'
aueAedAo Assivsr the stSj3s KgRstiAWn,. y, S.
dg; g q; g N Atty,
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a splendid variety Of Calicoes, and the very best
= and cheapest bleached and brown Muslin *
ssE, 10 be found in the town s.4g
Z The abepe, Goeda have been selected with The
greatest care. and will be sold rs always, at the
very lowest prices : 8. - oct. @a
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En0erior- MUAtnrd,

IN quarter and half pount boxes; White Mus
tard Eeef; Ginger; Blark and Red Pepet&
Spies. Nslsn,egs; Mxee losys; ginnsnnoit is.
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,Ne2foe f0rS Sale.

DE Tafder Sf tse t3rdiHarv will be sold ON the l5t
ID JanGafy 1851 at I.ancastergille, seven likesg
l5 Negepes, as 4he estate at Robert O. p. SiewafA
esqt dec dss among the number il superior cook
an sxcsfeRt young fellow: smulntto6 6os and two.
ynnne girls. Terms on day of ssles
" Dec. IA. 1850.
sNTEGRO TO Hire for ass n Apply to-
IN 49, y - j.. b. KERSHAy>s s
8 Dec "a lo1 Z
tTNHAT brick dwelling an 9sSs NJ 81
"a "Mmaron House >oGeanIeo 3, ~ sss <
nell. AppIylo ''' ~, 9t3
s aDec q 'Vs So
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MORTALITY AT ATHENS. ILL.-This town

MORTALITY At -hTHENS, I'LL IFS VUN tt
has suffered severely from epidemic, As to the ma
ture of which physicians have dlsagreei-some call
ing II cholera and others ship fever The SPRING
Journal gives the following account OF the origin OF
the disease: e" Mr. Saltzenstein. merchant there,
received as we have understood or two boxes OF
goods from Europe. They had been expected for
some time. and FIVE persons were present when they
were opened Every one of these persons took sick
and died The disease soon spread among thu sc who
attended upon them, and among others. In one tam,
ily six persons died. complete panic ensued and
We are told that more than half the people absent
now from the town. Several valuable citizens have
lost their lives in Athens The deaths are amongthe
adults with one exception. We have before gwen
their names ]. H. shepherd Esq, was slightly sick,
went TO his fathernaw's, some three miles distant,
and died The circumstance created dreadful
pane and We are told Mrs Shepherd buried her hus
band with her own hands. Mr.. j. X. Hurt, after
leaving the corpse OF friend which he had prepared
for burial. scarcely reached his home before he fell
down and died in a very short time
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NETWORK, TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1851
Halifax News.

HALIFAX. Monday, July :.
The Canada sailed for Boston at A VI. a heavy
ram wIn1 ; w. blowing hard since 10 An.
Bermuda dates 10 the 3aih have been receive
The Legislative Council having refused 20 pass tht
appropriation act sent up by the Assembly, be-
cause of an obectlOnal clause, the REMISSION
PAID IN oxen imported and slaughtered under con
tract for the use of the army. navy aud convict eS
tabliShment. his Excellency, Lieut.. Governor had
proroeued the Legislature and reassenbe II az an
The day following, and gave both boies LITTLE
wholesome advice. The difficulty was IN a far way
Of h, ing Matched no.
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10 Notice 70 the Rev. Clergy appeal To you IN
the name Of Him ,ou After and irultless al
tepts arrest the Of the Medical Faculty and
IN, Sill more blind and incredulous Editors of the New
YORK Press have collected the Mayor. and offered To de-
ay all of the have offered 10 the
FACULTY that If II should require twelve for twelve
daI at Sl2 day prepared to meet H. 50 they would
but do the pubic Justice and report the result They may
have their ercenary excuse may the gentlemen OF the
Press now appeal TO you sngly and collectively, and
sulemnly affirm the name of HIM you serve mat
have discovered the means Of restoring the most de-
crepid invalds-the worst stages of diseases, cos-
sumption and suffering by Eectriiying the Nervous
system lnwarhy THIS Chlnera - no idle
theory no VAIN imagination bewildered brain, but fact
nnenabe fact proven tins last two months by above auO
cases under nv ow immediate eve and knowledge The
names and address of all of whom haye-independent Of
The thousands of evidence Of IT'S mighty power long beors
THE of lis nnac ulaie control over disease known
even to myself called then, as do now. simple
Nervous Antdoe, and inasmuch as proved It's power
over all nervous diseases night. but pronounce
it an antdo,e 10 and suffering and most respect
FULLY call upon YOU yourselves 10 dlsprove
wha, say TALBOT WATTS. VI D. Electrical Nervist,
a2t Grcenwich-st Depot 1902 Nassau-st.
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&c Bogle's Electric Hair Dye.-The most eminent
oh. nts Of the country and the public at large have
nounced this HAIR DYE perfection and nnumerable
testimonials excellence daily handed 10 the nyen-
tor One tral establishes ts superiority and is
now the only article used by those who cultivate the
This with BOGLES celebrated HYPERION FLUID.
for The hair NAV be had of the inventor, VILLA VI
HOGLE III Westinghouse, Boston; A. b ID. Sands
100 Fulton-st. Rushton. Clarke Co. 2l3 Broadway
W II Cary& Co. and Brdgeman X Day. Pearl-st., and
Druggists throughout the country. N8 II
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL Of the CANADA at HALIFAX.
SLIGHT DECLINE IN COTTON.
r.-merciai-.--Shippi Intelligence.
sc. &c. &c.
ARRIVAL Of the CANADA at HALF
SLIGHT DECLINE IN COTTON

ny THE NOVA SCOTIA. NEW BRUNSWICK AND
MAINE TELEGRAPHS TO PORTLAND,
AND THENCE
nv RAMS MERCHANTS LINE 10 NEW-YOR
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rv"Every Man His Own Landlord.",-IThc

Union Bl'ifDING ASSOCIATION wal hold their
neat regular meeting at the Hall, III Grandst, at
O'Clock PM Persons who wish To JON this Soclet before
the fees are raised requested to 20 the meet
ng get an insight It's workings and JON us Now Is
for every to become his own landlord BY Dor
rowing money from this SOCIETY," buy or build him house,
move into IT, and with the rent he has been heretofore pay
ing landlord pay his monthly nstallmens TO the Asso-
cIation n IA number of shares Will he put up for
redemption at the meeting Cores Of the Prospectus
OF Constitution be had At the meeting free OF at the
Office Of the Secretary. 1872 Canal st ..
w n. VIM PARKER, Sec'y.
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Your Obliged, hulDIt stTNdII,
SIMON FRASER BLUNT, Capt Constitution
Steamer Constitution at Sea, June ~, 1851. Jy8 IL

~ Grand Division s. of THE regular quar-
erv Session will commence the 9th al u O'Clock
p Nj at Amsterdam. Montgomery Co., NY The steamer
EVENING Sth INST al o'clock and will take the breth
rem 10 A bany for 81 cents each. By order,
wi pc THOS. EDGERLN, G s.
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To- Consignces per city of Glasgow from
Liverpool will please send their Entries TO Philadelphia
immediately Any sent 10 the Agent of the sup Will meet
prompt attention. VI u
~ At n Meeting of the Passengers on board the
cisco to Panama, THOS q RICHARD was chosen Chair
and l. + LovELAND, Secretary Committee was ap-
pointed TO dram resolutions expressive Of the feelings Of the
passengers toward the officers The resolutions read
and adopted as follows
R,sOI,ed. That the treatment of Can't : F BLUNT to-
ward and his with the has not only
be, kind but polite, and he entitled to highest
sards "A "A gentleman and officer.
KtSOrsd That the Oncors and E"en~"y- haze
attentive to interests courteous and gentlemany IN
their department and way worthy OF our esteem
Voted That these resolutions be published at Panama and
New-York THOMAS G. RICHARDS, President.
L. F. LOvELAND. Secretary.
Messrs RICHARDS and DRuRY, Committee on behalf
of CABIN Passengers If the Constitution
GENTLEMEN In behalf the Officers of the Constitution
and for myself return you our sincere thanks io your
KIND expressions the resolutions passed to-day by
the cabin passengers of the ship II gives me great asiac
ton 10 have pleased you and all occasions when yon
NAV travel IN ship under my command no efforts shall he
spared to render YOUR time agreeable.
Wishing all happy continuance OF your VOYAGE ana
joyful greeting at home,
| remain gentlemen and ladies.
Your obliged, humble servant.
SIMON FRASER BLUNT, Capt. Constitution.
Steamer Constitution at Sea, June ~, 1851. Jy8 IT.
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COTTON MACHINERY at AUC-
\ SHORT TALEIS SOON TOLD

IN Good Daglsrrsotype Lkenesses enclosed ID hzna
some eases fr 20 cent. al ThOmpsons Skyhght Galsr.
3j Broadway Best quality instruments and blAe T.
used No Operators and all pctarts gGrrageed
tory Cali and him az 81; Br"ad" ay, hrst door oeo
ihe CiY Hn<pnal ~ -
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

MAJOR STEVENS on the MEXICAN
INWARD. APPLETON co publish ON wednes-
day, - - ., > -
MEXICO: with Notices of the Recent Work OF MAJOR
pley BY Breyet MAJOR Isaac l. Stevens, L. y A. sso
paper covers price SO cents mn
As work of military criticism this very able one The
object author has been To- testify to the services OF
those heroic officers and soldiers who his Judgment
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