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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20
Virginia Convention.

RIcHNONn, Moudsy, May ~
The Convention 70 day concurred IN the deci-
sion Of The Committee OF the Whole on the basis
question Bills were presented embracing p'o'
positiors to base the representation in blth
Houses on the federal numbers aud white PoDu-
lston. which would give the Ess. and West an
equal number. They were ordered to be printed.
The Compromise 10 safe.
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nlafLri....Rrl,.Lo. N,y b.

The receipts At this por. since Saturday have
b.4n FLOUR 80 bbs; WHEAT $500 bushels CON-.
q fOp tu,tes WEsTERT FLscs ces been p TAR cemau1
TEE MARKETS without material chargs 1870 bols soid
q - f.r Michigan WHEAT - firm, WIN good mlnDx
,coi,y me ssi.s were 500 ruIhe's ono a. SOC Cosr
IL 10 fsr reqges vtb sales q 10000 bgshes 81 &c fof
r.i1ec Western. ONO WHlsEY Is seseJ AiNc FaLIShrs
are urctarg.i.
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NIaasaehusetrs Legisinturs.

In our Legislature to-day the bill 20 abolish
capital punishment was rejected ~, Nays
l73 The proposition 20 remove the seat OF Gov
eminent from Boston has passed the House 20
third reading.
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LAW COURTS.
Court Cnirudar......Tms 0

ClRcUIr OoURr Nos. $50. 800, 39l, $40, 3sJ,
995l 9il, 5i2, an, fl2 as, ~, AS fi6 48.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Nos 52j, l67, p. 81. l7J,
Is7 49, 80 co., 30 N8. - ~ 10, a. 80, 81 g. |,li5
Isl i.9. it9, IS Is, 1885, llo, ~. 60, 1872 ilb
SUPREME COUEr-General Term.-Nos. -, H.,
u " H. s.. g. g. 10, 50. 81. 81. y. s., -.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

LAYING CORSFR Stone eAterday ai,er
poon TIE corrersore Of the Methods! Episcopal Church
vcslsiG BY the Rev Dr. F.oy, The ais recently Pr
chsIed on Wtshr gIol svrEus near Green trset Afsf
some religious exercises The Rev Dr. proceeded 20 lag he
stoue Nlhr cavity formed Tor tbs PCrpcae placed
Attn box Containing q copy q TIE Bb.e, q 10 Hynn
Rook 70 be used by the congregation, Of he Church Ds
cpue OF the Life Of Sonuerteo, book containing a.
se-ouut OF the cresriEaor Of hs Church viii he Nance
OF the trustees and oce1s and rewTpaPerI Of Il
dsy The sione being placed BY The mason, the Rev Dr.
took the rowsl and formally completed he operation he
her Proceeded TO platform raised lo il he rear
whence be dsyered a. sdaress prayer snd bsnedle-
uu ss then pronounced by he Rev JOHN Crawford, aad
h. la5 hvrop being surg completed re services TIE
nBus,rqis ole frame ole viii psia front, fnished
vii antics Tae drernorS S. feet ,ron1 aid 50 Zee.
II dep.h Tie ele7sdcn, including ise' DICK "of1 >
fetinsn lives sisted II as beck above alluded 70 -
belrE placed II tbs corner stone taa1 ne ea-fea WA
f,rred At The desire Of The Inhabitants Of Liz vicinity,
who had 10 conve1sut place OF worslp ard vas organ
rs by IRE Rev La5Gn CLARK the Pread dag Ecer o. Loag
Isr6 10 cor ''ruily with he churches q le Lts cs9
ninnuou throuf bouIthe United Sgtes They have ros
vet obt,ued fal estimate Of ihs coat OF ns olelog AZ
wil exceed s. eco, upwards Of one hah Of "aea hA'
been tUbacrlbed
DEATHs.-The following are the Deaths IA the
ciiv OF Broot yn tor TIE ending Nay ~ 1881
!. Astfi-s BrOrctius, ChO4sra Infant j. Ca).ei
No,bus l. Cugesi0n OF h IaaEs, :. lns-u2loa J,
CCrvuIiors 2. DehrUm Irsu~ns. ]; DroPsy OF tas
Cte,t 3. Dropsy Of the Hss1 4; prowtet :. hsnl-e-'
Fever 4 Tytbus Fever B. Hopping Colgn i Iea,1iIf
i!cu Of me Brsir 2 LEE umstor q q hllgss "a
fan usuor Of ,te Lungs. lr1-en5a hl5l s'S''
cert1 /. Msrstruss Measles. s. Premature bfta ;
FuTs, S MGss =. FecAss, IS; Ac1lis y Sa-afea'
sc-feIL Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20

SvpDrN DKATB-A young man named James
MeGuire IS ytsa Of age while passing through he hal
ofh. place OF residence 81. Fstsv on Sunday evening
feu dosn the basement tlArs ana inmssiA'sE e1P'S1'
Ths Conner VIII hold 81 Inquest
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Cholera mi CincisnatI.

CHCINSATI, May -.
Two deaths by cholera are reported 10 have
taken place in this city Ga Tngrsday laIt- The
victims bad arrived here On sseamooa' rom
Nav. q rleanR.
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nInrkem ORLIAss, Hsy 70

The sslee OF CoTros 20 day were 5000 bales at
rncbsDgsd pric,s We quote Kidding a. gt-. The 70
cgrts = III re southern p1rs nov 10t0 b.es aEead
Of lesg year Kfo COFFEE his declined 20 -.
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DECENTRALIZATION. May |

CGrmaIk etsare unchanged. Howard st. FLOUR
ksSi Ea,es have beer sde of go Dsgs Rlo Coz
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Superior Court.-.Mos04Y NAY 70.

h-f0re Il1 2 JUL
C-tIeyirs " Forreu AIT Edcig F5rreH-In
er. M ty Ms spp caos Isi- by - ro1n'- t'i
t.a .r agg-ss "a era saca i.5e y avs -
t tas-.e D. &c ordered 'ts zf.l-t hat ZACH Las lsea
" -ry og'rc rfrd re- os@l 9rssf~f AZ -2s- -l
sss az Jlfy Prop-r los 49, opposed "a 70
utt 90. I'D e ssssrg az s,s-.4 ~. n@'sf sst-i
r1t a.rsd sIcsrt CAGES 20 rcicy "sct 81 efl -ay ~
r 81. urcsfs.srf reTsf EriI'ei 70 US acre z,--4 VI
-.-.rie s.a~r- - -rcrsr-ft De-sc1 f-srft-i
Tia Tern Before J l1fe Oakley.
Hqtfeuc Z. RobJtns egt. Ihe ono Mn,u1! II
,.---.- -ra -s--al-@ W. OBJ g.. AZ sfS @
g,.. ~ 40 e3,sT Il. beng prlc gal saf lisis1t
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gks Oceaa Steamers.
list or sTEAsLRs FOR rHL MONTH " NAY.

Ss~sptps tALe ior Erssne IsAaa 50 Wv
80 g. 80 art sstus uEttsf ~ "a ., =.
Sven Cortr.1i q kur9ps, y re COLDS
sew csuts trgs rtts sgfspf i'f 49,
e.. = gr-gss1 ll1 - -., r r.. -.s.t d.
seer. Coc.-sLt u Earcps sy % Cs s- -. = -
srf.i.- tvs os-tH 49, IA, sfcsfi = i-''' F -
-r+asf~ a f-a .-.-.. f--, 49,, %,
-. e., n. B.--, L. u.t - prs9af Fsay 3sf - fH
-. 49, 49,, III \. .sasd. slcsgt - 0rsat Brian
x.-.s =. 80 - = Co--asa' Lust . 7f'PaA Lar
g.-s, .t - .sasc os Ls,,srs &c Ne-'Pt2s" . "a
-----,-- IA f-rrrr sy To- Hsvrs .d bfeHsa Lee
srE,sERs TO ARRIVE tROs EUROPE.
JAN. - .rlu Li,srpoo e, s.- {o,s sy !.
CaSaDt ..f,lss froz Liverpool lof BOstes, esT Il.
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ARRESTS BY 1RE PoLicE -Ihrsss men, naI ,s
Wsl,si Prce se7h-r BAKE AZ ~ 40 css. Of a.
.,ss 10 ssving. ca ss-lrcSy .isrneon
& edisd sas Of "a S.sss ssa =. to
~t'f "a ~ ~. srer .ed II appears o. TAXED e.
re 10 hs,s = 7 20. IT y, ga %, n u5
uc-ftk Ao t..rory ssW them 40 lhey wee g0lag
oa,s ~ ost door SIZE save ne ss els Ne 6so.
20. y. 20 - rTbry were locked Up ~ hs Chief Of
Poiir- for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20

II The sentence Of Douglass, Clements and
BeuoD convicted q The murder Of Toe maze Of ae Osnn
lss been Iosiror q ~ Morc ~ rexL
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IsQUEsIs BY TIE CoRoNER.-Ine COi0Ae'
Yesterday held an Inquest g. lie foot oI h9n-s' i
+ R. upou lie bsdy Of an Unknown BOY t'o-l 70
AZ sre. who was fourd drowred 81 INA. Place. I1see
ceased was dressed sbe:E frcca coa, pst psni r'd
rerrod vest boo,s End clcih cap u s supposed "a. 9
La btsn N Tie wafer bui lew hours 'sfccI Oss- ~
GniDccs. was yeS.erdry he'd upon ne oo.y q hSfss
Ckafrcn usrvs o. Ene and u 1errs q, rs 80 49,
Crowned q The d OF March. Between 1 - 80 -
Oyster bay, ty tie rse.--s % - - g,.< e---t
Cd BE- C. EpCrious were sElTg TIE 10y 80 -,
ERlrit'. ore u thoss conPl1l51s ~ - rc5-ersc
x wees size ne bccy Of deceased vs. I--, ss@
---ri-- ~ ereiaer-al 1rJ --g 81 - ,sa
Az Irlcts- was Led ve.tsrday a. ile ~. - -
Z 2. uF.u TIE BODY az owen -. - nj = 5i zee
IL La teen missed ron ts lJ--5 I. - - w.
..-ce lie i.ti1G A verdict q Ecl--e--A ~
ltr.rl.a b lLe I'M.
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HAT FISIsHERs' USIoN.-About six months
Irce We frat rad the opportunity Of ealing a.srlen 10
us sztsrprog association Of ruechanics Trey bad oa
ust COMPLETED their or nrzson and were entering upon
eir bususGs career; their er.rgtIc movements
ard unwaverBg deioru nation urder moit adverse CT
custsrceS we anticipated for them certain ard speedy
,uc-e,s TIE refui cfa bef sx orlhI experiences have
f,r exceeded cur expectations. and the Hat Finsl@f'
Union row occgpcs position rarey li.1si 10 We Sane
,ensih OF Tine b an new eT15ish@eat Ffom Kno".
edge es manner oftolg 01iinsss we feel assured u
he Lors Is. they vii BE- enabled 20 ayod O. sh'A' ana
s.pEcec o. src speedily piscs hemie7es II -ie,ure aaa
permsseLt position Theis great aiysn.sss A-' "a 'l7
ac.aes which hey en- o. Tor he msrutscE2fs Of .aeH
ocds eornposee az re Asscciston is o. the most lkiu
sud experienced woTEren Ia their trade Their laIsf7fI'
being harmonious hey ere embed to sufa 81 Pfotloas
bslr.rg 10 stamp Ct complete wcrtraoisl?. Ihsy o.
serve an extensive patronage Tier store s cci'ea al II
PNkFow, opposite Tie AE.or Hccse.
The New York herald., 1851-11-20
NEWSPAPERS ACCOUNTS.
IFr0m th3 Panama Star. Nov A

.lFrom the San Diego zeal Bersld October lel
We Learn the following rumor Of fight With the
Indians at the juncture Of the Cila and Colorado
rivers, through an Indian who came in on Tuesday
Is seems the Yumas and Cocopas had diff ,ulty,
aud sent delegation In to Major Helm an,
wso acted a. Indian ag while be was stationed at
the Gis to settle the matter. lie decided the mat
ter but bis decision appears not to have given sa-
tSiaction TO either party, and they ca ne TO the
conclusion to "6ght IL out The Yumas who are
brave race, came Of victorious Though the
Cocopss we're pretty severely whipped, they were
lot conquered, but Immediately entered iHto q
tresty With the Maricopas to assist them TO drive
the 1umas from the oosntrv. Lieut.. Sweeney,
who vas left at the ella by Major Heintelmsn,
With onlT nine men, hearing OF what was going on,
sent word te the Cocopas that he would allow OF no
more Sighting; 10 which they replied, that he aud
The New York herald., 1851-11-20

Cuorrp. IN NEw 0RtSASs -Toere were ton
deaths By cholera 10 New or'csn, turns tbs wseG cod
ise the sth inst
The New York herald., 1851-11-20

THANKsevfNe IN GEoRefA-Gove-nor Cobb,
Of Georgia has appointed the 2th inst TO be observed
~ day Of general thspkssivins In that ftsts
The New York herald., 1851-11-20

WILL OF THE LATE J FEStMosE COOPER The
Cooperstowa Journal publishes the will of this dis
tipguished man, as follows -" WILL, James
Fenimore Cooper, declare and publish this to be
my last will and testament 81 give and bequeath
to my wife, Susan Augusta, all my property nov
in possession, or to which | may have any claim,
now or hereafter whether real or PERSONAL or mixed
to be enjoyed by her, her heirs, and assigns Tor
ever / make nv said wife the eSecutrix Of this my
will" signed, &c, sth November, 1Si9, and
proved Of record 26th September, 1851
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the whole greanns ands The psseat pIaes "a as
medical profession, which fosters disa n' nSN GUYS - ~
or ru our .h-MohkIsos 80.
men ought 20 be acquainted with The medical ar
-, .aa
Every one may doctor and surgeon Ashe"fi
aud en- 10y sound mind ia sound pod5.
mus o,uosas 10 publish journal ia Wi" ey
Of The above s be devoted the ~ "a isss
suppression Of g4 'u ".
.nd M hs OF disa2se Inc wuik
J.sn.d Tor families individuals Those WHO w.
LII .aIdau,
Ave ,eir u,oney but health also No family should =
ar m viii contain description ofthe causes symPos aha
ii peculiar 70 our county ~ sueh
can OF
sss. and therefore be hoped that the heads
r and The generally will az once lake hold OF ts en-
.se and aid me down to the comprehension OF
AIN maj which essential TO te comfort and happiness
TYaMs This Journal Published monthly, hne paper,
twenty large pages the number two dollars
We TO Issue the nfst number
Editors inserting Prospectus calling H. shall
be entitled exchange marked,
20 this Office all fiendy the enterprise
please $
Address (postpaid) JOHN i. WALSH, ND,
Richmond Virginia
Feb6 -a
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PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING THE MAILS or THE UNITED
ing route Conuse. once Of inc Post Once
Department, he city o. washington unn o ma Of the s Ma,
the oih Maya an The and time
herein spseiasd
by Savannah, Ca, and Key West, Florida
10 Havana the Island Of Cuba, go miles twice month
Leave ohsils.ioa i.r and lsa, q each %ona,,
Leave Havana the 9Th and ed Of zach u,oaibi
Proposals touch Augustine Indian Key Key bseasne' OF
Miami and Key yaeeas, tei,e one Of s) are invited
New orleans. VIII s also BE Considered -
Inc proposals should sst iol the rate desepon
vessel witt sufficient particularly enable he decision 70 oa made
same OF i moi eonseabe into ship special noee
Matt ss being acceptable IN oher
w be preferred which shall deliver The steamship ship,
proper officer for the purpose Of being converted
part, pay the Of delivery
ss BY four u.s. appointed Two o ss nn
case 70 be appointed BY the President OF The Uni
Tue may his offer stipulation asen.
in favor Of ed equal n ohel RESPECTS oyer bid mol eas
by sureles BY day July The
sd when he nc, peitnsd and not ha
ne pa % R w" and p due not o r. e
rendered inferior 10 that specified in the contract and thar
in due failing take from 10 deliver into The
pas Of osf a 1 o FOR % %a s
Injured DESTROYED for eonyey,sit IN place or manner that
made 10 convey mail BY any steamship by
tips in contract arriving the aio for
3 H %a e s os@e r a am
for repeated ures for violating The post office
discharge when by s departments for assigning
the contrast mG" the sos o. s psa'er General 0
Postmaster General the contract and alter the sced
imposed BY additional service required for the
t a s n se
The contract on timely notice, ~ ne pees ~ 70 IN. change ne
allowing mo.hs extra the amount dispensed with
the sSes e s s s S %e
olers, should be distinctly s,atedin the proposals
for bid Where change from advertisement contemplated
By The bidder
"I(or We may be there
fun q hei STATE The r,dene Or ,a % eeSy to
Generals advertisement for proposals The
schedule contained ii BY following
of conveyance 10 wit state how Is TO be 70, The
.I pa,s sSm o. mere VINE 0'' inc sum III 'u ss"sa
following form of guarantee, which should be filled,
the bJde and the third and fourth with the beginning and
BY % sa nan! :, u @ as $
other equally satisfactory testimonial 10 be Of
certified, should accompany each bid
inc The mail from b e accepted by the Postmaster Gen
eS - shan enter into the eonrae. required By the Postmaster
good and sufficient sueuss 10 perform the service
Dated Isgnedl"
Form Of certificate.
.The rssned post Of cerhes that he Is well
they sufficient and able make good their
dated. lSsnedp
The bid should
and III. words nai nails wtt' the
tic er and should be Time to be received by
the
ceiying proposals under this advertisement
The acceptance bids viii be
by 18th day Of May
sers s with day
bidder shall consider himself able pre-
about be Will
specify his proposa The
will with the ending about the 3ot day u
June, 1855.
n X HALL,
Postmaster General
Po.I OyrICs DIR February g. 1851.
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A q PitlsbuGg, VIA the Baltimore, ssss-
gueAanna, RatoadI hougA to PAeuIs IN
express Of will leave Calye auon dairy
Washing and Baltimore al e
M connecting Middetomn II l. p MI ar
irving at Harrisburg at H. p, M, TO dinner
The train 2,
sburg al D. point have the option OF
ing packet
stages direct from oldsysburg Pittsbng
by this train TO wit
York Wrehsvie Columbia, Marietta, Mddletown Harrisburg
New Port Perrysve Lewistown, McN eyown Hunt
ingdon, Holiday sburg, and PitsbuTa ,
also with the Cumberland valley raioad
which through Carlisle, shppensbure Chambersbug and
ohe points road. .
of from Washington Tor any Of
VIII be
depot of the Baltimore Railroad Company die arrival OF
receive the baggage which will be
carried free Of charge to Calvert station
ROBERT STEWART,
Octl-tu Ticket Agent
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hSTROLOGY.-rhe celebrated Or c. w RoBACK, professor
II asoOgy astronomy phrenolog and combined
eonjurauon, No II Locust Phia
dephia the He has been
heads Europe, and higher
astrooger than living Nauvtes cacu
lated according geomancyladies Persons
navic drawn by sending the date OF he
BIRTH All containing the above lee VIII
OF the world
durable and he prepared 10 make use OF his
advice given for successful accomplishment OF wealthy mar
he
use OF the the
prop y the purchasing of lottery tickets Thou
done this city and It's
vicinity, United States the full satisfaction OF all
been during the last four
while Letters will every purpose and VIII do
well cali the mail no" so ae maj persons
money through the office Dr. koback
monhly, and has missed
All will be relsouy attended TO- prepaid he par
ocular Office county and State For more particulars
call the office of the Unen, and get an astrological almanac
gratis. ~ non. cy
t.#a II Locust street, above Eighth, Philadelphia
S-6mosd
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NUPERIOR Daguerrrot ypes .-Flr.t 9 m "a II. n

NUPERIOR Daguerreot ypes !-Flrst Pre- mtum ID IL.
WHTEH RST extended The field of his
ground than in the country His galleries
found Lween and 9th streets
No. 2o7 Baltimore Baltimore Broadway and LEONARD
New York; No. ~ Main Richmond Sycamore
Peiebugi Main street, Norfolk and Main street, Lynch
burg, Virginia
highly finished elsc dagueueotypes
s,aordnsy improvement, insurins faithful and highly finished
hksnesses n a few seconds.
rotary back ground invented BY J. H. Whehur
airy and ivng appearance TO the picture
establishments dtthe than thirty thou
pictures annually and have dissatisfaction This
certainly Hattering proof OF the superiority Of has k.nes~cs
n w calls the attention OF The public generally 70 his elegantly
gallery Lane and fuckers stor where free
en- pictures viii he
unusual competition In dasurreotypes the
Pair the Maryland Institute be awarded the nrst
medal BY the judges.
orevery description copied and
attended TO. Nov 2s-dly
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General Agency at Washington, ID. G.

General Agency at Washington, ID. Z.
DY NJ. FARQUHAR formerly of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
on Mel
the with Great Britain, and the Flor
ida
For PENSIONS bounty land scrip.
Bounty Lcnd attend the purchase and sale of bounty
land order.
Patent OeeThe applications for patents, procuring models
Cravings will attended all their branches.
Oes.Al claims against the department will be
settlement of quarterly accounts Of
ditto facilitated, Sc.
New Orleans Delta Union, Mobile Advertiser
Democrat New Era Cincinnati Gazette, indianapolis
Sentinel Herald Detroit Free Press win publish
S5 and send their bills 10 this Office, accompanied
a June 24u
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nor sALE--F~s elegant metallic
directly opposite sads
byhs Hotel
Having esm2d factory which has enabled
csn and beng convinced
prices greatly accommodate
unfortunate need eofn fot their friends
pses below what paid mahogany
cg7ducng funerals the country with
regard Rnno the eontrar the remains
placed collins has
Of Of them bursting from The
Of a body within. -
NJ. NJ. WHITE,
Dec Cd Unde1aker.
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y,ur in patronage all ~homay see us
THAT hesitation with when anew
% 4 brousnt public The experience Of years mas e.
tbeI all question ana he
efe 10 ,e testimony business men who have USED so
and 10 his rapidly sales, proof OF ueb e.
eslsnee The following few OF The reasons Tor hen Popu-
arty II, . .. .,.v 1.v. M.
name business address. eonsPcaoas and beautifully
ed, colorcd OF plain, thus anofdhx
PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST FRAUD
ad The envelope DO opened without being destroyed
al Neither wax requisite 10 sea- he'h' 49,
4th Upon miscarriage Of letter the seal nsues y, %
dale Of being buried l"hus III s u"a
Office a.N,p PRICE
5rI Tbe envelopes furnished almost THE SAM ru i
IA PLAIN ONES, additional eos oil tle Que winch
viii last for years,
9th leter mailed Is
MOST EFFECTIVE ADVERTISEMENT,
anne IA attract the attention Of all through whose hands u may
pass ~, .,., a., b,..s
The following hst OF prices for dies engraved on n,
and euyeopes of bunt o.
g,nd naoer aud made with address, &c
p,
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Cholera-Treatnnent and Preventive.
,R AMATIs ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, TONIC

AND ArEkENT This remedy, composed entirely Of sese,a
Bile
binng caIarnc with cordial powers original
discovered and prescribed by Dr. Aa celebrated physician IN
OF the diseases The abdominal daha
dysenle bilious complaints dypepsa and all other disorders OF
the liver, &c.
knowing from experience operates in the most kindly
efectua these submitted remedy
who be attacked by prevailing fatal seoufgc ana a.
ventve to all who be escape us his'
symptoms. ., No.
To be had wholesale retail Cafusis Music i
sylvania avenue llt and 18Th suees ana al Vi
ia OF Georgetown
Pamphlets containing full directions for use win many
each
discount TO dealers. any part OF e S"'e
attended must DC post pad
a-iawu 5t'"ohis N''''S'
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General Agency and Law Once at Washington,
nu apr nfxg A WV Tp

No. ToSd, Bdings Penn,yrania apense mat door s 81
Browns Hots, Warrington, ID, G.
THAs. DE SEEDING ANDREW WYLlE, IT,, having formed
partnership for the purpose Of prosecuting claims before
Congress- tn. departments before board OF
miione appointed for the adjustment of poatons other
full all business be
their charge They also obtaining PENSIONS bounty
land, duties claims treaties
otherwise buying aud selling real estate collecting private elaine
rents,
Andr-w wye IT,, will any business with which
either himself the hrm he ntsd in of the
the District, the Supreme Court of the United States
Cha- DE sedng being United States commissioner, notary
public,
viii prompt Of testimony sknowiedg
Of deeds and other dutics which appcan his ofbce
Charges viii be moderate and regulated by The amount claimed
and the extent OF services required.
Communications ostpsd will receive immediate attention
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