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ADRIAN II MuIlER. Auctlouccr

NDNIAN IT NIVII hHf NI'II'I''F ,
HOUSE and LOT.---Poremptory Sale
of the House and Lot 10 West Twenty second g .
between the seventh and Eighth aySRy odct II the Su-
preme Comt-AnWAN n MULLER wall sell 40 auc-
ton on MONDAY. NAV 20, INST 40 ~ O'Clock VI at me
Merchants Exchange D., order of the s ptme CONT the
3Stoy brick DWELLING house and ot of ground situate IN
the norihts SIDE ui " us iWou SECOND ST 80 tett vest
eily nom the Sssouth-ay, and Known as No. 10 The
house Is about % feet wlth, finished modern STYLE and
with the latest improvements. vnC closets, baths, Nc
AZ ms " s,s :" ta5O
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t.Tn REWARD-LOST in Greenwood
~ tOCemeer-. or I'D coming from No Lndl9F-sf 70
r-i s leu-sf % Iad.s GOLD " ATCH. marked ol the
i-rk c F. g. 2 u ha1d AID ring attached Whoever VII
return f.e sal o. 80 l64 Aliens receive ne above
r..srr INDIAN NN T DEFORESI.
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE

roR cALlFoESIA OREGON And THE SANDWICH ISLANDS,
published On tine departure If each Mai Steamer for
Cbagres Pnce d cents ner copy.
GREELEY McELRATH P11isherf
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE


lsbed on the depaf II each Mai Steamer for Tiv
o Pnce o. cents cofy - per year. TO- ptrt of
cleat Britain or S. to the Continent pOstag. nc llod
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,i-l,d ever, TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning pace
- fr'',o Two COPIES for s. Ton Tor so Alvcr-
= ,n y. en- & GEMS Line for each insertion
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= wv sod WerAmon % Pant ou railroad PASSENGER
- Guy e ae city Steady crani1ymrn. sad gfl w-sts
Apply 10 IL G NICHOLS - Water-sL M a IT,
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III DLII NJ II I.--NUlILt - HtItUy
gwen 10 Oh PARTIES interested, that the SPECIAL Com.
tee % Wh0m referred the Application Tor Railroad
u tie Second ay from One Hundred and Twenty hIt
h. Cnre-st from Christie % Grand - from Grand %
BoVery from b0wer 20 Chaihan-st &c VIII meet "a we
Chamber II the Board Il Assistant Aldefmen, Cy hail,
Monda nsIt 18th instant AZ = VI, 70 near al paiu's
Ia favor 81. Or opposed d. said measure. ..,.
Florence Mccarthy, samuel h@D'a"'
- ~" - N'@'' ve.le, smith Committee
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bfcw single gentlemen can have partial Board, with
ID inner GA sunday, e. a small family al 67 Clln.ga.st
Terms reaso nalle- my23 gSruNIh'
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q : SALESMAN in wholesale or retaii
N bcN ana shoe store hy sn Amcncan who ms nso
considerable experience the business. ANA Nto Nt ~
fVVO references. Would engage tor rcls'niVl,
sNuon. Address s. 40 tins office mA-@ - ~
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STTUATION.-Wanted. By Young
- Man. situation M Wholesale Grocery 90 Drug >loe
s assistant CLERK would prefer drug store he per
ecty acquainted with the business having been M u some
five wears Can produce The best references Address Is
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DOARD in BROADWAY.---A gentle
DOARD in NEW-YORK.- SoutI
pOARnING In BROOKLYN-Gen-

families or others can have rooms single, IN suits. or
whole doors, most dell ghtlll summer location, on april
-.tlnn M p I-urlecutA- 81. lnon-LarA- my-I ~
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maker TO 90 90 Columbus. Ga Also, tor Nlckshurs,
- kpplv az ID Naid,n-lane. New-Aork ncZ0 W.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
nj LIE. JENN Ii y d :
w GRAND FAREWELL CONCERTS

MILE. JENNY LIN is
We GRAND FAREWELL CONCERTS
IN NETWORK.
previous o. her VISITS % Na-aa Fails. Western New
r. me Lakes, Canada, Boston, aa4 acr final de- artle
Tie public are respectfully informed that these CON
CFRTS Will VERY SOON CLOSE
CASTLE GARDEN. ou MONDAY EVENING. MAY %.
PROGRANINiE-PARrI
Overture. G1cht,nseial Lind panther
Duet" s. mclnaSSi preudcr moglc.'
tLIta.lua ~ Algcni- -RoSSinl
Sienou saw and Be.etu
Ar On mighty Vens The Creation Haydn
Mdle JENNY LIND
Concertante for two PIano-F ortes ont
Theme of HaeSE s--.-------- $1,000 " aila'e
Messrs Benedict and Holman
Ana MIei rampoll, ia Ceuereutl RoSSIni
Sgu0r Bclittu
Rsc.;afve-" Al ME fcdoh'
Sceua and Ana Ma ia sofia Beatrice ID Ttndal. .Belu
Die. JENNY LIND
PART II
Overture from the new opera II
LEnant Prodg ----- \ loer
Mile JENNY LIND
and S.gncr Belletti.
Scena and Aria Pa r.',o rcovero,"
lLuCa On Lammermoorl -------..- ...-.-- Donzeiu
Siguor SAW.
The GlrSV SOne-The Camp uf SlcSal eyCrofer
Mile JENNY LIND
Romanza-" Una flrtlya lasruaa Il Elsr
German Bailad- To the Ss.sG..s. ,.e,rH
M'dlle JENNY LIND
MuIlo. IFNNV TINn
CONDUCTOR ..-....-.--M BENEDICT
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mye2 StMrh&S

~ Latest Improvemcnt.-Wc advise all persons l3
visit GlRNENS Daguerrean Gallery, lS9 bfe'dNal Snu
Ctanuc those Mammoth Pictures The Nt~cS eve t"NV
Is the Daguerrean proccSs-hcins nearly as large Us me ana
-ofcct nm deslgu and finish the smaller SIC W
kENS DACUrRREOTNPES are universally aomlieu
and are acknowledged 90 tc superior 10 any mere
n tilS country Go aud see them a<o lmhNNo
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TUpPER'S COMPLETE WORKS,

TUPPFRS COMPLETE WORKS, Vol III, authorized
edition. containing Ballads Tor the Zines Hltenus,
Thousqud Lines " 90 Geraldine. and other Poems kn-
helshcd with new Portrait Of the Author, engraved oy
Satau i20 pages l2mO For sale puce sl oy all book
sellers II BUTLER co 3 Mnor-st
Philadelphia
The Fourth and concluding Volume containing " Proven
bal Philosophy A Modern Pyramid" and " King Al
freds Poems and embcshed with view Of Aihuy, the
residence II the author vii be- published On Iuesda next
9Th INST Mf1 q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

BOARDING at a FARM HOUSE
Citizens wishing 20 obtain board the country are
lnv,ed call and the 1aflonS of the sub
scrler His newly completed Family Mansion situated
the neghborh0od of Mancock. about two miles from
the Village OF Glen Cove rs situation healthy, any and
retired the the most ample dimensions, the walks
around pleasant and shady, and all combined To rt
unsurpassed attractions for quiet summer retreat tol
further Particulars address the subscriber Glen Cove Long
Island CHAS UNDERHIIL. Jr
MatIu-cock Ma o 1881 mtl2 3wAiWSS<
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ROARDING - Two or Three single
ID gentlemen a.1 two gentlemen and their wives, can
be accommodated with fun partial Bo.ri win neatly
furnished Rooms with large pantues and bedrooms ate
tachtd # required where only few boariers taken
The house nearly new. having a the molem improve
mtuts Two lines II STAGES pass the door The location Is
pleasant being I'D the immediate vicinity of Tong ns
square Apply 80 81 ST M4rks-place. References eK-
changed. mFzi ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

"a FEMME of Vonor-A Public Meeting OF the
Tomplc of Honor under auspices of the Grand Temple
Of tio State of York WIN De held az The Hal 5'l
Broadway. ON TUESDAY EVENING, May ~, Commcnc-
ing M 7, o'clock Icmpl1s viii appear m leeaha All
ineuds Of Temperance and the public, are invited To- attend
ny23 iit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
A WIDOW LADY, residing up town,

west side. Is dosrous Of casual employment 0rresDcct
able private families, an excellent plain Sewer. Washer
and lrOncr, and willing and competent 90 DO any KIND Of
house family work Address j II. l. at tins Office Ref
ereuces highly respectable my2i lt'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

rV- The Arctic.-NO rlCE-P9sseneo per S,eam cam
SHIN ARCTIC for LIVERPOOL. Will please DE ON b''u
M be loot If Cinalst SATURDAY. MAY 2i az u o'clock
N md send an urencc NOT wanted on the passage on
-, ~, i.rin my2l A.
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temen and their wives or single gentlemen can Le
accommodated with Board and pleasant, light, AIRY Rooms
furnished or unfinished at 81 Nassau, corner Of Pearlst
NJ m
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II I WuIARD, Auctl0n1
d $ HouGH, Auc'ioneer
HNIRNITIRE-D :. IIOUGU. Auc-

'IhNi l hE-D. -. IlVjbu, AUG
u tonecr VIII sell he Geniec Furniture of family On
MONDAY MORNING. at lu' o'clock. az no Greenwich
avenue, worthy the attention OF those M want II furniture
lmaho eany bookcase, superior mare0p bureaus, center
table and washstaud to match handsome hesepls, hair
mattresses % 10, blankets. quilts. &c large walnut dining
tables sofas looking glasses D. mahogany chairs. walnut
and maple do richly carved rockers d., mahogany
was stands carpets star rods, aaak lounge, crockey,
glassware. my2i ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

* Fourth OF July-EDGES FlREW0RNSTiHe
most extensive and splendid Colorcd aud Brilliant tlht,,
WORKS tins country large and small, oI new amy lam
de>.uS can be obtained Of the subscribers Dealers VIII
Go wt 90 call and examine The same ttlale sv'v
tOaIy others Che marAotat the general depot % nI"Vl'
lane or az the United States Laboratory. Jersey CITY
J. G. \ ISAAC EDGE, Sd,
my22 3MTh&S Pyroiecnl'SlS-
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BOARDING.

DINNE Ia FRANCAISE.-Table
K d'Iiote ~ g. O'Clock every day % Mr. PlNIEJX,
u I.owald-st near Broadway. just opposite Cfs1y-s--
Also. furnished Rooms 60 let. with without board
uyZo gTuTlASt
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TVHE DAGUERREIAN JOURNAL.--

4 ID Humphrey aud /. l. Hi. Editors Number
@ qame 4 ne new hssay fp s bad at bookstores gen
This journal VIII be- found M of interest and containing
ch valuable information appertann5 90 the Arts and
Sciences II VIII bee that Mr. HI. the d,cOyerer Ofthe
HuOres. has Joined the former editor ma inducing the
editorial department. BY tins arrangement the public Will
know where 90 look for such ncements Of his progress
u us important ycstIcafion as De may deem proper.
CONTENTS
Dagrereol con the Process of DagueueOype and rs
catou 90 taking portraits from the life by J. Draper
S.me Experiments and Remarks on the changes which
Bodies capable of UNDERGOING darkness and on the
AGENTS producing these changes. by Robert Hunt
Fog Bell
Iiehf no So by T Antisen MD
Ievis's Buff Wheel. illustrated
Cleaning DaeueTcotype Plates
Jenny Lind Table. ill strated
Influence Of Light on the Chemical Action Of Oxygen.
Railroads Massachusetts
Steam Saw Mills DID Liberia
10 the Reader, by s ID Humphrey $500
To the Daguerrean Public, by i. l.. HI
. Engraved Likeness II Dir Hill
1.-THE Press
Dar.erreut,ues at the Worlds Far
OR Daeuelrcotvues-C uruey. l. NJ Ives Johnson 4
Fellows. Myrou SAcw. II. IT, Long Harsons View Came
Tas = Haas
Nh Hill's Colorcd Dl-ueuootypos, by Z y. Horstord
Letter iromJ @ ucy. -
Theory of combining Artistic Principles with the Me
chanca Operations of Taxing Licenses by the Daguerrean
Process g.. n Hfe
The Nineteenth Century, Z II + Insley.
On Mhfcued Cameras hy NJ Finley.
Answers 10 Cores Onoents
ReyewsI bee Annual 0f Scientific DscoYey-Ihe Amer
Cau Jou NAL OF Science and Aus
All Communications addressed 90
: ID HUMPHREY. Publisher. 3ll Broadway Y
Published Senu-M uuihly, no So per annum my25 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

A CoAcHMAN, bv Young Man who can
~ give the t,s, city rcl,rcnce> Address { a. nus
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A GOLD MEDAL awarded, and twenty

4 GOLD MEDAL awarded, and twenty
~ expected
The American Institute awarded a Gold Medal fos the
PATENT CENTRIFUGAL PUMP
sizes that viii pump lfom Ninety u -Four thousand and
Pm barrels per hour, constantly hand
Orders can be filed at ten days notcs or any nor
over Thirty Thousand baues per hour
These pumps being extensively introduced into Eu-
rope ateniedj or steamers ships, manufactures paper
mi.ls drainage, FIRE engines. SC &c
Can and see them w operation az the warehouse, %
John-st
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed al and for every
purpose but supplying steam boilers. myli zwls WS&M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

CaagCs 2o cents per rate Havana, 2l cents per rate
Panama 10 ceutspcr rate. China il cents per ft'e
Southwest Coast Of South sandwich islands, ~ cents
America. 90 cents ger rate per rate. - 49,. ., =.
my2i q WI. BRADY NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

DARNUMS GREAT ASIATIC CAR
IbAVAN. MUSEUM and MENAGERIE, comprising
grand Menageue of LIVING ANIMALS, With vast
co ection n Ct RlOSrlES II all descriptions, VII efhi-
hit n New York on EIGHTH STREET. near The Opera
House for ONE WEEK. commencing MONDAY June
3D. 1851 The DROVE Of ELEPHANTS, recently I'M
ported from on. ncc0m1 anes the Exhibition, anh
great variety 81 highly diversified performances VIII ~
gwen H ah.eh tle original GIN TOM TIL NIB ami
man. ofhtrs slH appear Tile Museum and Nenaeer.e
VII also he exhibited lgJ Es5Ei CITY tle z8h BROOK
I4N fle zata and 3l.h. ana NlLLIAMobl ~ tle 5lst
ins-. 40 STAMFORD the Fh. NOkWALk ne ION,
DtNRURY tie lltA. Bird EPORl the iltA. BlkMlN1-
HAM rle 1874. llI NLH HAVEN lLe li.h ~ J-i1
rl3ffIa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

I'M
Iaten Shop n the ehborhood, which they wall until
lebuidmqs can bee repaired The rest of their premises
beng unRmcd either bi fire on water they are prepared
o. execute orders for casting Machinery and Saws as usual
q Emst, Nay %, 1851 uN2i IT,
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WANTED-For a large

Cnumber Of GrSt-ca>s ProestanS antSSome OF every
domestic station Of both seNesat the select Protestant
Emnlovmcnt Agency" Camne-St near Beecker-st rms
is the ORIGINAL Protestant Agency Also, excellent Servants
If either rtion can De- obtained 90 Che old Society ONCE 100
Chsmhtrs-st established 1925 These offices las many
citizens axe AWARE about the only atronled by
the first families and the very best servants They are now
united thereby increasing their facilities and the terms 9i
subscription are reduced Open very day, \ tobi Pm
my.s a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

"a Discourses TO Young nen.-lnc wentty,ii,st
ofthc Seucs viii De delivered Pos Roy BENJAMIN {.
ef1ral church SAfcDuthst between Sixth and seventh
ss 10 MORROW EVENING Preac hing in the MORN
INC nv pev VI La COSTE. aud On the AFTERNOON
h. thc pastor. Rev IHEO @ SCHERMLkHORN. scr
,ceat lol A VI and 3. and Z. NJ. my2 IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

70 Rev T.. p. Taylor, Scamen Pfeacher from Dos
,'nrrach In the First Manners VI +. Church Cher
'. near tle corner Of Clinton, tomorrow afternoon at
1917 myli l,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

AS LApy's MAID to lady or family about
n -, IN, r,,,.,r, d., au English Woman A pas
sage would De all the compensation i'4"''" -
Beachsl NV ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

70 Nodce.-The THIRD ANNIVERSARY Of the
TiVENIIE MISSIONARY SOCIETY. attached % the
N,,bst NJ L Chrch corner of Nuthst and Avenue
n win be- held on MONDAY EVENING the 26th
nd Addresses Will bee delivered hF the Rev X Eos
m pastor Of the Mulnerrg-st VI + Church, and Rev
Nd { CRAWFORD. pastor of tho Eehtcentu-st VI r.
Church Exercises 90 commence at q. O'Clock myzi -
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&HERIDAN.---Inlormation wanted of
SPHFIIX. JAMES. PHILLIP, BRIDGET, MARf
and ELLEN SHERIDAN. natives Ut the County CNah,
PARISH If Iurcan Ireland. who cmguted 90 thus country
about three or four years ANY information respecting
them wl he thankfully received by thor sister alh'nt
sheridan Address CAIHARlNE SHERIDAN, care oi
Daniel BosvOrth, New Jersey. NV 81
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~ bachelors Liquid Hair Dyc.IbbA ~, :, n
exciting the cuwdty OF host OF mra'oIs me p 0pS
ne careful o. get the genuine az BAH HELM
WIG MANIFACTORN. 4 Mal-St where 10 Is sold
wholesale and retail or applied TINS Dyc has been IN
successful operation lor She last twelve years
nyi9 3tSNiAM
~ Skiuaud Chest Diseascs-Dr RYAN. Lee
iurcr ON uINcus aud ThOracc Affections. has remoNo
a. rs FS>t Rroadv.v Hours 8to 10 \ NJ and 90 = NJ
lu.a.d letters are Uot noticed hN' IVA
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"a The Mechanics Institute Rooms, at he

Ir as.afri ion the POLYTECHNIC EXHIBITION,
which Mil be- oroucd about the middle OF Nly Necuancs
rv,,os and others who desire o. place articles oh
,,iit,on VIM plca~c communicate With the ACtuan
ghos Who Mi, require the use of stcam-poWer, ana those
Nhon., teste % carr, ON mechanical opcfalonS' Wl
rlease c Il, the rooms and make arrangements about iOca
Mons Sc Men of skill n amy mechanical branch, wherein
r,y,i fo visitors cam have sufficient space allotted them
ON liberal t,r,s mn vell-hehed and ventilated rooms
AIT cl,> El ca ton Will bee received immediate al 1Ac
Rooms n dcslred and taken care of and insured
ZADOCK PRATT, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

- Tho Funeral Sermon # Rev ERsKINE Ma
~ ., ~ ,,,li he preached bv Rev SAMUEL H. COX
~ - m he BIeecker-st Church, on SundaT Evening me
,ttorf Service o. commence at u O'Clock. my2i IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

A 5 NuRsr and plain Sewer, by an S eX-
c1 al.c Vi taking an infant nom It's birth Apply a. Is.
blcccAcrst where she can bC seen uu engaged NV o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

II Rev. T. l.. Harris viu preach .s,al in the
Cfrrch n Eleventh between Third and Fourth
-ees, TO MORROW MORNING and EVENING, 40 the
arral hour my2i
n A Discourse. uCcasIuncd by the death Of EDWARD
r Ross IL. d Professor ~ Wuhcmntics una N1fIr"I
D. srhy me Free Academy. VII De delivered y iAe
5ToftS NJ MACAULEY. ia the Church on the Firth
~, c,rncr VI Twenty frst-st on sabbath The 9th
az. al 4 o'clock IN the afternoon my>j ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

A GENTLEMAN can have quiet Study
and Bedroom communicating az % Iwe-ith-s,, near
FIGh-sv as I'm
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WANTS. &C.

AS CHAMBrRMAIp and Waitress, by a
N very respectable Young Woman IN small rc>pe;ya
q, Gan be S.cu until suited a. 1gl corner ~ flISt-aN
SuJ ishtoouth-st '''~'
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1851-07-09
New Cotton Gin manafac ca0rv,
ABBEVILLE G.. H.

VHE subscribers respectfully inform the plan.
ters of South Carolina, that they are erecting
an extensive COTTON GIN FACTORY, Il
Abbeville Court House, where they win be pre-
pared to manufacture GINS OF THE BEST
QUALITY. Mr.. ENRIoHr-one of the Arm and
principal workman Of the late firm 81. Hender SON
& Enright, Of Newton county, Georgia, whose
Gins are we'll known and highly approved through.
ont Abbeville, Anderson, and Edgefeld Districts,
will give his attention to tho business. Our
Gins will be made of the best material, and nei
ther expense nor labor will he spared to render
them durable and convenient, and equal to any
manufactured 10 tho south6tn States.
REPAIRING also done with neatness and de.
spatch.
WOOD AND IRON TURNING will be ex-
cuted in the best style, and tho shortest notice.
Those in want of a new Gin for the next crop,
would do well to give us trial before purchasing
elsewhere. Engagements, can be made with our
Travelling Agents, on accommodating terms, who
will call OH planters generally, or by letter addres.
sed to us at Abbeville c. II.
u GINS WARRANTED in all cases, and
delivered 10 purchasers free Of charge.
febl-45 ENRIGHT & STARR
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1851-07-09

THE dwelling house Of tho subscriber In this
u District was broken open on Thursday night
tho gath April last and q large amount Of money
and n6tes stolen.
There was stolen between the sum of NINE
OR TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, Of which
between seven or eight thousand dollars were in
bills of the Bank Of Hamburg, six or seven hun-
dred dollars in bills of the Bank of the State of
Georgia, considerable amount in bills Of other
banks, aud in gold and silver about three hundred
dollars.
For the recovery of the MONEY, the sub
acriber offers as q reward, the sum of ONE
THOUSAND DOLLARS!. For the discovery
of the criminal criminals, with evidence TO pros
ecute to conviction, the sum of FIVE HUN
DRED DOLLARS and forthe recovery of tho
notes and money and tho discovery of tho crmi-
nal or criminals, and evidence to prosecute to con-
viction, the sum of FIFTEEN HUNDRED
DOLLARS. ROBERT G.. GORDON.
May l, 1851 Iie7-lltf
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1851-07-09

DIR. Rogers LiyeFvgort and Tar.
A SAFE and certain cure for Consumption Of
"A the Lungs, Splitting Of Blood, Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Pain in the side, Bronchitis, HoopiDr
Cough, and all Pulmonary affections. -.
Opinions OF the Press.
The Louisville Journal say ss DR.. Rogers Liv-
erwort and Tar. not only gives Immediate relief
in coughe and colds, but from the testimony of
men Of the highest standing here and else where,
it Ia making some very remarkable cures Of cen
sumption" =
The Railway Register adds: ..We have heard
It stated, by persons Of great respectablity, who
have used this medicine, that 1t Is one Of the most
remarkable medicines of the age, for Coughs,
Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis, Asthma, Pain in the
.side and Breast, Splitting Of Blood, Whoopine
Cough, and all Lung complaints, which, If me-
elected, usually terminate in consumption; and
tho certificates attached to the advertisement
would seem fully to justify this statement
,.,. ..:>. LtverWort.
This plant has, Tor many years, been found to be
of singular virtue in thecure OF affections cf the
Liver. More recently it waa ascertained that it
possessed great power in arresting Bleeding at
tie Lungs, Coughs of. q chronic character, Sc,
and Of esenisi service In all discusses of apulmo-
y; ss ,-5y.
Tar.
This article ls now universally acknowledged to
be the NEST healing and efficient application for
diseased OF decaying lungs, or any portion Of the
heshy Or muscular parts Of the humap body. Its
medical and pfeseryative qualities were undestood
by the Egyptians in the early ages of the world,
and no doubt now exists among scientific men,
that the preparation used in tho embalmment q,
bodies, was composed principally of this ingreds-
ent. In later ages, II was found to be- in univer-
ga! use among tho aborignes o.. America, aud at
this day It is their principal, and, in fact, only
medicine for an npsound state Of the lungs, or
any approach to It. Those who are acquainted
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New Conamission House,
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q THE undersigned having been Engaged
in ageneral Commission and Factorsge
nnaness Tor tho last fifteen years in this place,
takes pleasure in informing his old c6stomors and
the public generally, that he has opened a house
to transact said business in all its varons branches
From the long experience he has had in the
above business, he is enabled to soy in confidence.
that he will do as well for those who patroniae
him as any other house in the United States on
California. and that no effort shall be left untred
on his part TO do better.
Consgnments Of CoTroN and all other species
OF produce, as woii us MkRCnAnpIzE for The conn-
try, will have his individual and personal alton
tion, for which he hopes his labors may Be benefi-
cial both to his constituents and himself
A M.BENSoN.
Hamburg, April IS, 1851. 6m