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The republic., 1851-01-31
Supreme Court OF tn. United states.

THURSDAY, January 30, 1851.
No. 45. United States u. b. Guillem.--On ap-
peal from the circuit court United States for Lou
isiana.
Mr.. Chief Justice Taney delivered the opinion Of
this Court, affirming the decree Of the said circuit
court in this cause
No. g. S. GRATIS executors ct al, appellants,
s. M Cohen ct al-The argument of this cause
continued by Messrs. Budd and Dallas for the ap-
pellees.
Adjourned until to. morrow at ii O'Clock, a. m.
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rraal ef th. C~san nxpeditAenAsss.

In the case Of General HiNDERsoH, charged
with having been engaged in the Cuban Exps-
dition, the New Orleans Bee states that the
jury stood eight to four--the majority. as II was
understood, for conviction.
The jury, as heretofore stated, having been
discharged on account of their inability to agree,
on motion of the district attorney, Mr.. Hun
TON, General HENDERsoN was ordered to be
put on trial again ON Monday, the 9th instant,
and the marshal was directed to summon
yenire of two hundred jurors.
Judge CorEswoRTH PrKcKNEY SMITH, who
came from Mississippi to stand his trial, finding
that some time would elapse before his case
would come on, informed the court that it was
necessary that he should return to Mississippi
to attend to bis public duties, and desiring to be
admitted to bail, the court fixed the amount at
one Thousand dollars, and the Judge entered
into recognizances to appear for trial on the
first Monday Of May next.
In reference to Governor QuIrMAN, the New
Orleans Delta, of the 2lst instant, says:
1--WE heard yesterday, ON the streets, that Gov
ernor Quitman has resigned his position az Gov
ernor Of the State Of Mississippi, in order to attend
his trial here, under absurd, and, az we think,
malicious prosecution for being concerned in an
expedition to Cuba. If this should prove true, the
chief executive of the State will devolve upon the
Hon. J. J. Guion, President Of the Senate Of Mis-
sissippi. This gentleman 4 Wing, but fully
sustains the position Of Governor Quitsnan tho
great question between the North end South"
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CURTAIN MATERIALs.-weh have in store
~ 20 pieces rich Satin Lawns
so do Damask do
40 do French Cotton Damnsks

100 do rich French Chintzes
10 cartons Swiss embroidered Muslin Curtains
With all the Tasscls. Gimp. Corniccs, Brackets,
Side Pins and all other fixtures necessary TO COM
plete suits window curtains. Strangers living at a
distance in want of any of the above goods are
sured that they all Of the very newest styles,
and will be sold as low az the lowest.
Jan 24-ateod CLAGETT 4 DODSON
The republic., 1851-01-31
WEDNEsDAY, January %.

The memorial of John c. Jones, claiming for
losses Ivy the seizure and detention of the brig Lo
riot, being taken up for consideration, together
with the proofs and documents connected herewith
the Board came an opinion that the claim is
valid against the republic Of Mexico. and the same
was allowed accordingly; the amount to be awarded
subject to the future action of the Board
That Of Alpheus b. Thompson, claiming, as su-
percargo the brig Loriot, for his detention in Cali
fornia from 1882 1887, and for injuries thereby,
being next taken up for consideration. together
with the proofs and documents connected therc-
with, the Board came to opinion that the claim
set forth isvalid against thz republic Of Mexico,
and the same was allowed accordingly; the amount
to be awarded subject to the future action of the
Board.
That of Willium Bevan, principal owner Of the
schooner vigilant, claiming for her seizure and
confscaton on the coast of Yucatan in 1843. being
next taken up for consideration. together with the
proofs and documents connected Herewith, the
Board came to an opinion that the claim Is not
valid, and the same was rejected accordingly
The memorials of William H. Sumner and of
Nathaniel Richards, scverally claiming for losses
by violation of contracts with Burnett & Zavala,
were submitted, examined, and suspended.
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CARUSI'S SALOON.
FRIDAY EVENING, JAN 3lst.
MIR. GEORGE VANDENHOFF's THIRD
1vl AND LAST EVENING WITH sHERI-
DAN.-The Critic: Or a Tragedy Rehearsed
Commencing at ~ O'Clock, precisely.
Tickets so cents. To be had at the National ho-
tel. and MIR. F. Taylor's Bookstore. Jan 5O-2t
KENDALL'S GREAT WORK ON THE MEXI.
IA can War; folio edition, with richly colored
plates, on exhibition, and for sale at
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
Jan 81 Bookstore, near 9th street.
U. $. MAIL STEAMSHIP co.
FOR HAVANA. NEW ORLEANS, AND
CHAGRES.
Through Tickets to San Francisco,
At REDUCED RATES.
On TUESDAY, FEB H. at 3 p.m.
THE SPLENDID DOUBLE ENGINE STEAMSHIP
GEORGIA.,
5000 tons burden.
D. d. PORTER, U. S. Navy, Commander,
WILL SAIL precisely at 3 O'Clock, p. M, from
w her pier at the foot Of Warren street, N. r.,
with the Government Maile, direct for HAVANA
and CHAGRES.
Freight taken TO Chagres 1t usual rates
Specie only taken on freight to Havana and New
Orleans.
nj. o. ROBERTS,
Jan 3O-tFll n West st. cor. of Warren. NY
HNHE WHIG ALMANAC & UNITED STATES
Il Register for 1851, by Greedy & McElrath.
For sale by TAYLOR & MAURY,
Jan ~ booksellers, near 9th st.
DIAMONDS, $1,000.
A RAFFLE of $1,000 in diamonds will take
"A place at Parker's Fancy Store. under the Ma
tonal hotel tcithouf fail, on the 18th of February
One hundred chances at SO chance. Fifteen
chances remain unsold.
First piece Cross Breastpin, studded with twenty
eight large brilliant diamonds, value ~ $3.50
Second piece, Cross Breastpin, twenty large
Third piece, one Finger-ring, one large dia-
mond. Observation-Disclosures. I25
Fourth piece, one Finger ring, three diamonds rs
$1,000
Now to be seen at Park8s b Fancy and Perfumery
Store, under National hotel lar 30
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JUST puBL,srIxp.

LION 8. A. DOUGLASS SPEECH. delivered
L at Chicago. Illinois, in October last on the
Adjustment Measures Of Congrcas Of the last
session.
Hon. T. EWING'S SPEECH. delivered in the
Senats OF the United States the present scssion
on Removals from Office by General Taylor.
For sale at the KepubHc Ofice Jan ~
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Cape OF Good Hope.

The accounts from the Cape of Good Hope, ex-
tending TO the 9th November, show that apprchen-
sions OF Kafir invasion had caused much uncasi-
ness amongst the farmers the frontier. and that
many OF them had abandoned their homes. Sir
Harry Smith, the Governor. had paid visit to
Kaffraria, and had had an interview with several
of the chiefs and number Of the people. His be-
lief was that there was cause for alarm. Sir A..
Stockcnstrom, Bart, and John Fairbarn, esq, the
two gentlemen dcputed by the coonists to lay be-
fore the Home Government the draft of consttu-
tion recently agreed 10, had called for England
amidst tho enthnssstic greeting Of the people Mr..
Fairbairn solemny promised not to return until he
believed the colonisis were satisfed
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comm,..aon on Claim. .s....s ns.,eo.
MospAY, January 81, 1861

MoSpAy, January ~, 1851.
The memorial Of William L. Scott, claiming for
seizure of ak thousand dollars in specie at Chihua
hua. in 1880, submitted, examined and ordered
to be received.
That of William c. H. Waddell and others.
claiming for damages by the dispersion Of thcir
colonies Beales Grant, in Texas. at the approach
Of the Mexican army, in 1866, was submitted,
examined, and suspended.
That Of Stewart Newell, claiming for damages
by nom fuflment Of contracts with the provisional
government Of General Canalcs, assumed by Gene
raj Arisa on ts submission in lS40, was submitted
examined, and suspended.
That of Isaac d. Marks, claiming for damages
by expulsion from Matamoras in August lS45. and
for ten months thereafter, submitted, examined,
and ordered to be received
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The memorial of James d. Collins. claiming for
losses by forced abandonment Of his business ut
Chihuahua, ON the breaking out Of the war with
Mexico, was submitted, examined, and ordered to
be received
The republic., 1851-01-31

NATIONAL HALL--MIss DAvRSPoRr.--Our read
sn will be grati6ed TO perceive, by the following
from the Union Of yesterday. that the beautiful
and accomplished actress, Miss Davenport, will
make her first appearance In this city on Monday
nsxt Tho universal favor with which shc has
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N mUsICAIs.
CLOTHING.

CAsTerr CIoTHING AND GEN
uepen een eetsn fsod price oy on clio 4 ns
eendns TO GOODWIN, No. " City Hail place IAdtsS
and rent'cnen waited on o. their rvsdeNces
CAsT or CLOTHING AND FURNITURE wANrRp.-
ne hghest price cse h obtained BY ladies and gsptls
nno &ve sny len on Clothinf Furniture. and Jewelry
tr J1EyENsTfN, sSs brosdWsv.' mn p'asyr,'s sss,r.
Isdies attended 10 by Ms. Levsnstyn.
i ApiEs NDCFNTLEHEN ARE uEREBy RESPECT.
-, tvy informed that they can obtain the full value In
az. ,o or Cast o Clothing Of every descrr
a. IN any quanuy large snn. by sendlug
ssivoSSss ~ tnrough post or tnng JAAES MORONEYs
nis Nso'hng Store, No. ~ Orange 80, ChsAhsr
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RESTAURAN rs.

DRINLEY BRAHMS DINING SALOON, No. s
- Fulton street cf Fare for Friday Augu.t lst;-
Salmon boiled and troled; Fish Chowder; Boiled Bass
oyster sauce Blue Fsh Fried Bass Fried Black fish
stewed Eels; Soft crabs Fried Clans Oyster Pe Clam
Pie Berries and Cream kborry and Whorteberry Dum
pling-, Puddipss, Sc &c. NB-Gresn Turtle Coup aud
Turtle Steaks.
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b ~ ia p,sCoyRRIEs.-"THE prcAprrArros
.hs ss.sus,. sss on. ccnmss,'n.r q f.sen. y
s:hinssss' 'SSs isss s.., u sni'h ave- select dinner
merely The psyn, at TO oody,sr IN Ssl ~ ssmo
has work under Goodyears Patent whes p,v
sor tS voc iase 70 - est him Dsys Of f0rsvs
Shich he himse been ire ebef ana r. nv 49, oI On
sa, ss brilliant Conception Of Days and usdoub,-
zion M ~. Rubber fu yesr before hs sppes
peic 70 man y he had harmed he secret in seSvss, -
sory vas brilliant exhibition ef Inventive
icroe srihne proof Of hev slcsely In ver "a,
0Dee fcf1cv heel ef In c(he,. - wv
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best eerled medicine the for the cure
Of Dyspepsia and General Debilitv - agreeabe
soni: gyrs immediate RELIEF sss FIJI senssSn
Fuson i,sa street. sns' sale D. sssss iss ,s
RroaSw" I. Coddngton, Sa Hudson street aud us
Is T. n. Gpion, ~ Bowsry' corner OF GEsld street
generally IL the United States and Canada.
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EMPRESS AaENcIRs. Ssc.

kKI0RD co.'s CALIFORNIA ExPREss-
ire'gs ~ per cent lees than Aey other responsible
mpany Newsrsper and letter postage cents Psssare
ON .he eecsis aud Empire city ssI th ard 3th Al
- we lsrest ystes eeureda 10 Yesey street. Asscs
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IN INSTRUCTION..

A NY CEN1ITMAN WISHING TO LEARN DEN-
tistry and having from $50 90 $40 to loan,
oeve two years instruction from dentist OF Al
Htted celebrity for tie OF the money for year
Excellent security s be given for tie money. Address
DENTIST. at the Broadway Post Oice with real name
Of ting where an interview may be had
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Gouraaa's Liquid Hair Dye mus, not be

ys E red or grey hair % beautiful black OF brown
prmatic eoiors but uniform LACK or aud dis
turens the color BY daily washing with and watern
ne plus ultra Of hair dyes and Dr. Gouragds known emf
ehce as chemical Philosopher il Of itself guaraatse to
The purchaser that hs Itasn Medicated SOAP II IL
Tho most his useful nyentops Found only AZ
the old estGthed laboratory Walker street. near Broad
MA
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RH>LlOATlON0.

E INTERNATIONAL E>oAzINE FOR AUGUST
waoi imasniassnt sumber.-TseG*y.one highly M I,aei
s.:S mais s'.l 'is tss
'I'srss'i's and valuable .rislnai rspsrs. '"'"'
s ssls 4 & Ssss e. Ms
Noah Webster LII d as Mao and seh0isi-Portrait
P,sIs, 21s L s.Itass assip
ySs; JsDn sns Sts che - PsT. u
sSsn SsfsssnBs ssoddard an' nf'''n ANDERSON
fhs British . ianoristsooBy W. NJ. rhaokery.
riSy ehristopfsr rs%eS SorsS ON 2ai%si Magnetism.
4 Story Without Name-By James. CcItinusd
Is 81 n ss ss. ns Dsss Jour
Our Our Phs..Sn Ship aossehGlS ar" WSrd'
f.1 .a ssa :, aiSssr
iqsst s 20 lee Nsa Of
Stuart .! Jyplea.h.-Lopdoa Times
The Fine Arts eli Articssj
Proceedings Of Learned Societies and Scientific Disco
LADIES' Fashions Fashions 10 for HS july Three illustrations
pSSeaon and apPeaGs With new yS .he snes
p,psr sl'l %PTsys%sn,: s6e literary dsSsIs@sR.: &C.
than before 70 greater variety matter upon
he OF those now commenced all novels or long
serials with the exception Of perhaps by the greatest
living master OF Nctop will be discarded and
the most brilliant tales in foreign niscelIaniss.
Terms-1wenty five cents number S3 year.-The work
can be obtained Of Book sellers Periodical agents. aud the
publishers The thres volumes issued within the
tain nearly two thousand OF the choicest Literature
with Pictorial Illustration superior class ieh
ber embracing carefully prepared Plates Of the London
rs aud New York Fashions.
Specimens to without charge, and liberal
terms "a the trade, agents and POstmasters.
Inc numbers from the august, 1890
be furnshdd the first, second and third volumes
tanning Lumh,rs cach, bound each Sileaty
bound in muslin, S25 Muslin Tor either volume
be furnished when ordered.
newspapers and Periodicals for exchange should
be directed to The International Magazine, " Y.
SrRlNCER 4 TOWNSEND,
R-en. n.Vav
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INDIA RUBBER eOJDs.


'To THE iCBLIT.-INBfA RUBBER sHoEs-Ot X
nenten has been eaed 10 an sdvertiement by Hcrtcs
~ Day published In the New York Herald of
Issl and the Courier and Enquirer %
ter much unmerited abuse 81 attorney wm yudss
6sq ne mssrs that Ne dare me- thsree him With prati
Soedyesre Patents. ander that he
not infringe Pstenta the Of Shoe
hay. purchased licenses for the Manufacture Of fr
ca kotter shoes under Goodyesr Pstent snt paid
money and ere daily paying tsrih for the ssme sns
other might have Done dispoeea 70 40
rather than pirate toodyears Patents We thiah 10
mere just 70 rurchsse reht 20 use valid patent than
10 infringe h Mr. Day having been prosecuted. sek
ledged Gcodyeus rishts made sestsmens. aad A<rssd
in future finse his Patents He 10 pr,-
ing only 10 infringe ssd Patents but 70 injure o
selves Who have for large consideration, curshassa
our licenses wort under them, asd We ,s.,s
Mr. Day directly and that ever sis hasur~s rtS
stne upon Goodyears Patents In the ef M.
shoes which he now Offering 10 the public; and ~. ri
thtt he and all who With him I'm rar
vendoghs Shoes made in violation of ssia
Rslts will be prosecuted.
i. CANDEE
HAYWARD RUBBER co.
rur NY y w% A. Br,hn(>em. Tr..sursr.
FORD CO.
NeN Yerh July IL le6l
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DR KELLlN GERS MAGIC FLUID FoR REsroRlva

hK. KELLlNGERs MAGIC FLUID FOR REsTORiNu
- The har-nundreds Of pretended remedies flooding
the country but not one of them do show that
have restored head Of hair lost twenty years
what Mr. H. Merriam says Of Nos Is 81 Watt stree,
New York hiding schoolDr Keliinge dear sr-rhro sgh
my Recommendation Nj r. Dixon. formerly Of New York
CITY hsyan TO use your fluid for bis hair. which he hal s
from s seventeenth 10 fortysccond IL did
him $40 10 produoe beautiful soft full head Of hair 10
bad ~ ith when he began everything tried had entr,
iaed No one can doubt this who will call me.
prove 70 them that be had his likeness alen bald hea
and Afterwards had taken with beautiful head of
hair, produced by using DR. keinger's Fluid N8-It
nov generally admitted that this than has pro-
aneed t any othsr remedy sold in large family bottles
lbgersol Brother 80 Pearl t6s and 76 Broadgay white
front. Grand and Broome at 81 each-Ss dozen cash IL
i most delightful in its odor and flavor updrsds OF
eases can be shown by the Doctor.
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EXCURSIONS.


GRAND SUNDAY EScURsioS TO NEW RocuEILE
way The & Vi. make ssGi ss.s. taSn
AIT excursion TO the shove racesavns the foot Of Ham
Sons Ss S@et ole INN Aa spr1s % street ma ;t c9;sssn.
,s'h street S nstarnins viii savs Glen Cove at s
opportunity afforded 10 those fond Of fishing bathing
Dinner furnished by ttst class hotels at Now Rochelle
n, ,B-k good supply Of rcfrcshnents on board.
GRAND EXCURSIONS TO COMFY ISLAND, LAND.
Tho new and splendid steamer TRoJIN Capt ]. N Rod
man viii make daily sIeassons 70 consy Island for the
81 i rs. Saost nsnd haps H. sna !.
Prom pierA r.. at baltpast6 TO- and o'clock Morn
children.
GRAND EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS,
NJ day, except saturdsysfare Is cents each way
The well known BlrFALo Capt. smith will
street. & cahs4no .sos & so SSs RIVER
A. NJ RETURNING by r. H. Kefreshments. fshias tackle
(,BEAP FIFTEEN DAYS EXCURSION FROM NEW
fork 20 Montrea 1uebec, and sasuenay RIVER 70 take
Iht dollars 20 Montreal doar TO Quebec aud sixteen
% Saenay. For further information aFrly 10 the under
RistHMuIIER, BATcHELoR HANLEY.
p s-Parties procuring twenty-five Tickets, will be
titled 70 premium Of one Ticket
VONKERs. - FAST SAILING AND BEAUTIFUL
steamers running distance Of sixteen milss.hrce
trips each daily-at only las cents fare The uadson
very lev fare The siev.tsd walks overlook fakes
d waterfalls not 70 be turaseed Ihi. she most delight
House persons get meals az all hours rses ard
nssss 70 let Bo,lrs All,ys shuteeosrds. ssing..
you. The air, water and colorns huds, me.
'I'o EXCURSION PARTiEs-THE BARGE LINING
ton Will be TO let for excursions on reasonable tsrms
The barge IN good order and we'll adapted 20 the business
foot Of Murray street. OF Williamson VAIL 1c4 West
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Attention That o,d and F.vor,s. oroe.rv

era northwest OF Vsriek aud Vanda Streets
Dstn opened BY the underszned with and tire stock
HSSds hh saperdae four shilling black Isa strength
Aaa xchness Of ftAYor eannvt BE- slrpa crused Su-
gars are SUPERIOR anything the price:
iarse an choee ssecton Of Brsndies s sy-P
10 sh1s VINO assro fi vsia -, Avs y on
49, store, mort Invest corner OF Va
''oh sno Vanosm streets. ALEX. HEPnURN.
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a..
ssisins Dutch asr,ias., brandy; On friday Aug
;.:: . ;Rsiss as; sA.sissi
syrup soap Candies. Brandy Gin Whsksy Ciarsi Ooon-
~ ~ .A' .t's1 e1sTEs. siHssAils assnsss .sa..ssis
a. Byn n pasL, Large -. AUcTIONEER.-
q sss.n e M HSSissSd aissS IL n.
'aiss North William street comprising mos. de-
''''' ''''" ''' ''''' rIos fssH Bell. L. Auetioneer
A UCTIoN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. &c.-Ar io,s
S'ISss s this day nrisy August let in front Of the
, W iS 'p Gd s Of the hes,
w. 4. CARTER. Auctioneer. 81 Dsy street.
A BgTTERrIEID; ATcrIcNEER,. Will SELL.
IL the aocss SSnas ss S n.S
niture; also Gas Hytures Sale positive, rain shine.
II c. KEMP. AUCTION NEER-TURNITURE PIANO.
to aaSsy Ess Is oe 4 At tsnsn ss sse sse S
Fulton ,tret viz large assortment of Household Furni
2rf'y ss
articles all Of which will % sold without reserve ons
q ssi: lPy aaa s TS
ssSsy' Il ss S,IVs
dPsis: p1aa F,snss ,es'SS SSsrs
dressing Bureaus with marble tops and swing glasses;
BE & Ssra aaas en- ns s sss ss sss
Thsss seSdGs 3 srGn,ea iron nstsaad' Ts;
quality Also, shogsny walnut counting room
Desfs, Office Chairs, &c. Catalogues the morning of
sale
DAMAGED TRUNKS, vALIsEs, ETC.. E. VAN
at lis % ROOM ' No. on % ps1cuarssy csar
ear r cash the large stock OF Trunks Naises &c be-
esS 'i%its s and T. the the sdss 3
must he talen away the same day.
MORTGAGE sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF CHATreL
" horg2se . me delivered viii expose to sale Sat
noon 80 90 hroad.ay the contents Of Daguerrean al
lery together with choice and elegant set of
sAM'IA crNSiSGHAM, Attorney as1S for aoTssasee.
- EcEIvERs' sALE-TnE SUBSCRIBERS REcEIv
snd Managers Of the New Hope Delaware Bridge Company
ny virtue Of Acts Of the Legislatures of the States Of New
tie Lsmtsrtre House as gses 2sronson in the sSwa
o. Lsmtervilie, Now Jersey Friday tb day of October
tss ,s between iLe hours Of 2and 5o wit eelcek in
the River Delaware Abument Lots and Tail uop.a Lot
WIN " ana a." sniar the appurenanees hereunto belo s-
ehisfs Of the ad Company said Bridge in sosd
rerarthe timtcrs wood work. and pers being perctly
of from sso s per s paving the inepps
Of soo besides leaving surplus Keep the Bridge in
Railroad to Lambertvile tly expects the
inccrs will be Increased "A good title 10 the rdge
for pareu ars Which, those WISHING To- purchase are
referred the said Acts horlng the subscribers
the subscribers Of whom be found at ther
Lamtertve Ten cent OF the purchase ey will
required on the day Of sale and the remainder by install
ments The conditions will be for purchasers will
he made known more in detail the of SALE pre-
'i'"'i' at the request OF thssa oay yiisi7s buy
JOHN II. WAKEFIELD,
ADAMS c. DAVIS,
Dited July %, ls5l. PHlNEAS JENKs. Receivers.
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Total. S3s $50 ol slssss 81 a. a

it this rate Of increase for the remainder Of the year.
this company win pay lts teckhoders six per cent a.
'siiend easily and maze q handsome revenue
Counterfeit ten the State Bank Of Ohio are In cir
~a.@ton They are exceedingly well executed, and cal
caaSed to deceive all but the vary and skpfui
are covnteritsd; the best executed Is that
h"V'gnete y The ink of che countcrfeit Is pe,er
n tst Of tho geauinsc specially the re- on The baox
Ju tce r sans mark Is reIl inflated The other vione,.
st " plough. in the centre; to the right six In.
tians ts N hors back The hcrses badly yed
the br us$ssyns distinct, the ritsss mper
Ectly ~~ssi The hg1:rrs to the isft q tn. plough
are better ,es.' but the Eyes Of all inpsrfect
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FINANCIAL.

VIRGINIA STATE PER CENT COUPON BONDS
,,ias rs year; e rrs is,srss. P.y.Sl, Y .si' sIsy
erss Co., Of WAslihston, .,c,
Of fvrsn, sn,s SIX Per cent Coupon Bonds ,a now pro
pared oer The same sums TO sun fOr nycs,mes OF Cor
TRis les portion q loan for stcpop. ksh, hundred
.ass a. an m nr.s o he indian ANNUITY rras FaSs
being the b.s. 2. s prs, on the market
quoted sboatss io.iows;-
.yrsina co.ren Bonds. per c,r: interest l9e lsS
Sss Ssls faaS 'sas.,s.ss ,r...srssl.. III rs rs
u States tss,s. ttsnss,rInIS,ssi IIsHs, .ims .s E
Sera i;;s beat emo. o. ss,;s ,hsn Z .yss:
late able SECRETARY Of the usissa states Tre';uIy
Ihsv lately carefully .,mlnss the Ssss S@s sfst ana T re.
S q a., ne s. e vn .ps & % swnrs o. s
Issue. NY conviction ta iOr permanest invy..meqts
"a value any sSse The ''' 'an'
roas som a;ii ~ S"l:s S: o ss ~ ssss
time they have 70 and ,he rate fasrOs presLs
fhs ef vlrFni, ample. .at rapidly In
high sense Of honor. aud Of moral sslisatisn
To capitalist. who have any Ohio New YORK or usised
s,s,s. stocks susss;t ,se grogrs.y Of ehssns s,o viz
thAt virginia ia as este ,s either q The ethers.
''ois !. tss %s! !f.aSes.i .,rsss. sss s.'s's Ssi.
cox Ys Fif sSST siS9K
Bel, ln..n ,hs, there sus tr,% NE ccsnoave,,s q
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sqslsSm. This Bond sued BY authority % ef the
crns The s.Se Of conron bonds to proyias r The rsS
nnt OF The state debt contracted for the Of inter
This bond s rssoraed the sce Of the Treasurer Of vir.
rhn-s srsnssraels on delivery. snd FOR TIC rsyaen,
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The direct liss,y or ssbt Of virginia before issn.
nssny q this lean. vac .s9VAS
This debt u held
In Europe ............s .s%ISvv
In Ntrrnia. ....................s.. 0olNl
he ses.nssn. iist,iity Of the STATE by guarantee.
bonds Of Internal mprovement works, e a9t2s1ns
mstsS she Value 81 fsocs owned BY The state s.s $4,000
Showing thst Virginia like New York. can balance he deh
Ths stock i icr sale Office OF the subscriber IN 500
snd t BoPds Thsy are psyaSs 70 ,e1sr and arc srsns
and july i j. IaSSfses q Wan street, rec Ne. fSss
SrrFoLx COUNTY BANU or sAG BARBoR-vuE
COLGATE & co. Exchange b-Otcrs, u Val street.
go OO0 wisTED-oN REAL ETATr IN THE
BC.VOU fty o. Neg Nort. worth sl3ygel ArIiy 70
T. wood Real Estse brohos Nc. oo Brosd"sF eornsroi
csand street
SO,UOU. basissss ssat viii Iss Is pt ,snt "a rare
Va eel The party IL tnser enssReIaen g. 80 whcn
will 10 eSoked BY e0thsr party Address IT, Herald
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COAL.
<,oAI NoTIcr-THE suBscRtBrp HAVING rrR.
~ chased from Mr. John CANT tie business oi the
Coal Yard No 3A Cherry tree bsgs 10 assure the friends
s g. and s s ST s"s ally co. ss' sy ?: s 5 and
best qusty stthe lowest msrs price ether the ssove