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"a Ferl Sullivan, Eas.psr., Malns.

IS barrels Of pork
I25 barrels OF fresh supernne aour
50 bushsl. Of new wlpls heid beans
sac pounds Of good hard taiOw candies
IA bushels of good clean dry hne salt
24o gallons Of good cider vinegar.
NoTEA bidders requested the of
bids for each article and exhibit e total amount Of each bid and
bid viii be acted oa unless all articles required
periods and delivery where
lst December, 1883 and lat March, 1854
Of which the packed be aened
each weigh not less than two hundred pounds excluding The
feet, legs, ears, and saout
side pieces may bo substituted for the hams.
pork sated with Turks Island salt and then
fully packed with the same article eeas not exceeding eh, pounds
When packing completed, must rr
packed pork hear
Of white oak barrels full hooped the beans and salt IN barrels
SAT- win only be received by quart.
for 81 Peters aud fou Ripley ST. Louis for their uals
Ripley must pass 81 Peters by LIST June, 1853
sne IN these particulars viii be considered breach OF
and the department will be authorized purchase supply
such houses be designated by the
The Comissay General The privilege of increasing
Diminishing h Or dispensing win any 2, all aIielsa r
also increasing reducing the quantities Of each delivery
required accompany
with evidence Of their ability together with
attorney by person well known the govefnmni other
wise their proposals will not be acted on .
and a ssissry sn &c required a III. eee tess sSs" I'll
such pubic ' &c @ points Of ss
places Of purchase e residence of The contractors the
No this office win be accepted paid
proposal separate envelope, marked
| GEO. GIBSON, c. IS
HorEEditors paid inserting papers this
unless authorized do SO by the Commissay
| Aug 7-.lawli5sep
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nIR. j. X. GOODALL,

Proor and Teacher Of Daneng DePorment Cdheni Scrs,
and me athletic Indian club ereifes for gentlemen, from
London,
inform families OF
III request ladies aad gentlemen, he will
hts residence In Washington for the of teaching the above
Indispensable bncn Of gsnee education and having studied
and Mr. Tcnniel, OF London, also
yyars, testimonials from the h families
guardians YOUTH enable him fashionable
that will only do him credit but
eral satisfaction TO his patrons.
for elegant rooms
will his pupils lie respectfully
early call enable him fully his plans relative
hrs classes.
Mr. o. will ALEC devote all his time gentlemen wishing
practise violin and voonceo who wish
nue them with the aid os master and guarantee Of his ability
he he musical and leader Of
inspect families
vi long period in England.
Mr. G. viii also give lessons sngaE and intends 10 form vocal
classes and ~ The interim will be
~fyate lessons In any Of the above branches.
Address Mrs Bays, door Dousasss house,
strcc
l3-poA
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VINO A. Franklin piercea :

The abuse OF The whjg journals of the Seward stamp
shows plainly that their editors know Gen. Fierce ws'
and afraid OF him, they were oil Gen. jackson ana
Col Polk But we will nail those editors 10 the counter
as base con by cloud Of witnesses" they dare not
conroyeu;
You have young man growing up 10 your State, the
young franklin Pierce ,hs, win be- before ne, ne ssa
sh1s
When President Polk signed the commission Of GENERAL
co. TUNED General Armstrong and Mr. Walker, anu
said: am now commissioning man VINO WIN ono oay
be President"
"Ilook upon Franklin Pierce Of the most reliable
men, statesman and patriot that the country mas pro
duced."-J O. Calhoun.
.Gsx soorrs OPINION or GEN PIERCE i know that much
anxiety and many % be passed '9.ough bsore he
ratification Of the people will be heard Whesner y sns
hed for know il will be conferred upon man deserving
your confidence and support"-Late Wdai" g'on sssch
"Inus say without dsparagement any, that the nom
naton which has been made Is destined 70 s.ry WIN y
quite much If more, influence in the election than
any other that could have been made | regard General
Perce's election as next 10 certan"-John Iyr
know General Pierce well; he is the very man Tor
the he has always commanded the attention oi the
American senate when he spoke and he has ne nteeot
ua qualifications necessary render his administration OF
lH,n Ja,,ssBGehaaaa.
"Mr Eastman OF the Nashville American, reioces at
the nomination of General Pierce, old friend, and says
great nbAy, rsne. IA tho o~t'.~. -f ooioasi
Polk two lhree tes declaring he would only take
station required of hun in the army He put down slavery
agitation met the Haes and reeso wings lace 10
face aad New Ham pshre falterod when he In
the field TIE eant DC beat Tor no man enjoys more deep
seated popularity than he does" -
General Pierce is entitled respect and confidence.
He and high qualification OF rather shnnhing
than seeking official promotion Everything have known
| heard Of General Pierce has been in his favor"
" Y Freemdns Journal.
Testimony of the New York Thbune-(scou whig)
"The Union does contain bitterer more pro-
scrpuve PRo-sLAvERY HuNkEa than franklin Pierce. For
he has been foremost in stng aspiration Tor
freedom among the democracy of New Ham pshire. He
insisted that John r. Hale should be osacsed and crush
because he refused for the annexation OF Texas
without stipulation that part of its immense unset
lied territory should be secured for free soil The Post has
recently this Frank Pierce deprive John
Atwood Of his nomination for governor and drive him ou
Of party, for nothing else than expressing repugnance
to the fugitive ave law In all New England, slavery and
savecaiching have had pulous thick and
thin servitor than his same Frank Pierce"
.General Pierce has both ability and qualities
elected the office in the gift OF twenty
millions OF people, will doubtless secure honor to himself
his office, and the conntry /"
| . Congregational Journal, edited By a phig.
"Fanklin Pierce is without doubt Of the ables
men in the democratic party"
[Manche'tr (N. H) Adosrtssr, trhig.
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PROFESSIONAL CARD.-JAMES 4. GUNNELL, NJ. D.,
will the Of dentistry the office occupied
athcr Guune for past Yeas Presidents
Aug 5--eodlm'
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North Carolina Election.

PETERSBURG August l3 I'm all but eleven counties oil
North Carolina stands, Reid (dem 1851 Kerr
(whigD % 800 Reids majority $751; Red's gain, s6i
In the the democratic majority VIII be eight 10
house of far 56 wings and 5i democrats
elected. leaving nine counties eecng members TO
be heard from These will probably choose eight wings
and democrats, giving the wings eight maority IN the
house aud causing tie on lont ballot.
WASHINGTON, Aug IA The Senate, yesterday, In exec.
session, confirmed Lieut. Hunter Lieutenant in the
navy
PrrsBURG. August l3 "A meeting of the Abolition State
Convention held Today, and the following ticket
tmousy nominated: Judge Of the supreme court-Wm NJ
Stevenson, of Mercer county Commssioner-Jonas Wy
man, of Philadelphia. .......
On motion OF Mr.. Gorman, OF Philadelphia, 1t was
Rsoued That the friends Of freedom in every county OF
the be recommended to organize and 10 nominate
county and gessonal candidates for the support
OF the parry az the ensuing election.
On the subject of establishing paper in Pittsbug, a ref
made to William +. Clarke, with power 10 act
An address the people OF the State is be published
by the committee consisting OF Wm. + Clarke, of Mer
cer Neville b. Craig aud Samuel Hayes OF P,usburg
G ,orge f. Gordon OF Pniaiephia AMI John s Mann,
of Potter
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ron HAspER.s rERaY.,

(parLv ars.)
THE packet boats neI the ~nsuinr season,
Ferry. laHEI - ~ - -
nrt morning st 10 for and
Winchester. - -
wsornins leaving Harper. Ferry op arriving at o'''
O,nnibuses VIII be foint s7 W
Georrc,p- Old Point. .............,
Aug s-dtC JAMES MrTCHELL.
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Later from Mslico.

Nrv ORLEANS, August l3.-Dates have been received
here rom Mexico 10 July 3lt The keboledas movement
had become formidable He was marching up to Jaapa,
and Ihe object be the separation oil OfZaba from
the State Of Vera Cruz.
More pronu ncamientos have taken place at Mazatlan
and other places Troubles also reported at Tampco
The has invited proposals Tor construct
ING the road which will be received until the
18th OF the present month
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sales Tomorrow.
by y. g. MeGUtHE, AuctIoneer.

CORPORATION, BANK, AND TELEGRAPH sTo2K AT AUC-
TION-On Monday afternoon, August l6h 81 O'Clock,
the auction rooms, shan SELL
500 bsf yearly Of washington per
Sl,Oo9 quarterly corporation Georgetown do
31VpO Patriotic Rank of Washington stock
shares Morses magnetic telegraph stock
~ do Washington and New Odeans do
Terms cash, in funds. JAS, o. McgUTRE
aug lS-a
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Alriral of lhe pani.l Ws6s,sr.


Ngw ORLEASs Auxusl The steamer Daniel Wypster
arrived here s,e last night bringing dates from san Fran
cisco the 18th ult
The Plcayuns has fall accounts by her and we are In
debed TO 1t for this despatch 4,
The passengers report that about two millions oI go "s
10 leave San Francisco by lhe Steamer Panama ,
The state Of morals IN California was not 20 good, aha
crime is again reported the increase, requiring 'he
prompt action OF the vlslant committee Fghtsi
and robberes much aIors fequent Ia Sha'tA AZ
yarado Csavera and Trinity counties, the Offenders nave
been promptly punished by the citizens. /. -
The ports from the mines not so ayooaoie, ou'
large yields Of gold paed before the rainy season
commences
The hrsg overland emigrants arrived on the 81 July;
A party of twenty young men, from Ohlo nauo me
up seventytwo days Tue emigration during the sea-
son Is xpected 10 be very large @ 80, -,
The troubles with the Chinese population are 5t is
ag and difficult settle Those on the Dear issi
have been driven of by the indians ,.u
Captain Lord, oi the steamer Dana, was acclaeh'anJ
killed on the Fourth of July. ~, -
The general health of California Is good Inc crops
have produced astonishing yields. : ~ r..
The cour, martial had assembled at San FRANCISCO ioi
| the trial OF Colonel Craig. ,l.
The markets OF san Francisco in very healthy con-
don -,
Advices from China report the rebellion there daily gam
ing ground o.,..- ,.,.s or
TIE Sandwich leland papers contain further de'ans o
\ pracies upon American vessels .,,l
| There is other news Of importance by th's arrival
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Hy the president Of the United states

IN PURSUANCE or LAW, !, MiLLARD FILLMORE, Presi
dent Of The United States Of Ameca do hereby declare and
STILL WATER, in % the TERRToRY OF MiNNEsoTA, COM
OF the public lands in ine following named and
fractional townships, viz;
NORTH Of the fourth principal meridian
Fractional townships ,hiry-seven ,hirteigh g,
bank Of 81 coI ver and townships 'hirynne' oy oyone,
Townships thirty eight thirty nine forty, of range twenty
An island in sections thirteen twenty four township TWEEN
and townships thirty eight 'hrn and forty, Of range TWEEN
Townships forty forty and fortytwo Of range twen,y.hree
island in section four of township thirty Of
townships thirty and hirycigh range twenty
Townships thhiyseven ,hItyeght thirty nine and forty, Of
Townships and thirty nine, Of twenseven
Lanas appopsted law Sl the use Schools military and
other purposes, viii be excluded from the sale -
day and will proceed in the order in which they
been offered and the sale thus closed kept
s ssse "s sn Ss s ana ns
service. States ne lands viii
Given under my hand city washington ,wennnA
MfLLARD FILLMORE,
BY the President:
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
sEH s ASP " 1S s
Every person enraed nvh, re-empon any
rated required Rsss
ter and and make S 81 As,s s ss
public otherwise such claim will be forfeited And
person having right entitled
ate an Wisconsin,
approved March,
perees Of their oflhe
lands within the townships and fractional townships above
entitled IAN
price mineral lands the Lake Superior dis
Michigan, Chippewa district in WISCONSIN,,
leases, occupancy and PERMITS respectively the mini
Of 81 rs covering full section eni
the surrender OF such permit the land Of
purchase, he shall elect the
Register Receiver saltwater.
practicable seeing this
appointed public
The embracing the claimed otherwise such claim will s
forfeited
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
July 3l-lawi3w
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Death of a Prominent Cuisen--Saiiing Of he cay V
GIaspolQ.

PHrLApELpHA August II Benjamin Matthias, iormefy orr y
Of ihe State of Pennsylvania, died ~
to-day. His deeply regretted lie was wen known
and highly esteemed , - , ,..,.,, ,,i,h =
fair omp 9 nent oi pa gers and large freight
The daily union., 1852-08-15
REV. Mason Mobiles Seminary for Young LADIES'.

tseF. Rtnson MOBILES seminary Young LADIES'
THE seminary will be Monday
September, residence Of me principal be
tween 9th and 7th
professor Of the
Madame w. NJ Ham Of
M painting, nd assisting tencher Of French.
Mr. Nohe s,-ted the English hy Miss Jane
Barr who been for several the hesd OF female seu
Delaware, is well known accomplished teacher.
ccnlars stating sc be obtained Of the principal
. Aug 7-TusFlm
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Hy Hequcst-One Week Longer.
~ oBFsuors' Hail.
TUE public Is respectfully informed BAYNEs gigantic pano
of Voyage to Europe win
neIt the Ait Of August which will be the in
ngton.
An exhibition Wednesday Saturday Afternoons at sx
o'clock. =
Admission rs children under years age is cents
Doors at ~ panomma TO commence moving al O'Clock
Aug l6ldn
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Important .

Important
''Ifheathy you'd be, keep your skin pure and free"
coainasd by The assmncd Tkisb se yapor BATH all given
with and safety IN the patent recumbsn hHed and portable
apparatus Q. tue also sa'"ne eeee ana masneue
yaeo Sanlng in the Capitol See front in rear Of foun.
Aug is-ad BOYD REILLY
I osr In the Capitol, or between ~ and Four-nnd-
Ia a-haf street, valuable diamond breaStPn liberal reward
paid nnder by handing Dookseper q House
Of Representatives. Augl3-h
uoME and social Phiiosophy-Part 2d, Putnsm'-
aoS Roy, and Tns xntquaHurs edition Of the wsyerey
- TAYLOR MAURY,
AugI5 Booksellers, 9th s,reet
by j. c. McGUIRs, Aacuoneer
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE NEAR THE CAP
lroLoa ruesaay snsrnoon, August y, q. 81 O'Clock on
.ho premises shall Offer or .as T., 70 .aos.e 90 Ss ,ns IN
.ree we. S@edae opposite agovernmen' reservation and
Terms onebrd and twelve
mouths notes eeang Interest," and secured BY deed Of trust
JAMES q, MCGUIRE,
Aug l5-d Auconeer
SueAa and MoIs.ses at Auc,ion.-on "wednesday nort,
he cargo @ big fdcs Ponce Porto Reo consisting or
aIs hog.eo'ds sugar, part prime
y. >. WRIGHT,
Aug IS-ot Aueuoaser, George,own.
CENrLEmEN's HATS Fashion for Fall, ls5a STEVENS
Yo-s IAN s'yis sr sentiemon,s hat. Wy ~"
Sales room, BrOwn- Hotel
Aug l5-3uf
NoLr's PIsToLs-A m assortment sizes. with latest i'm
proyements be found At sTEyENss saes ROOM
Hotel. AuGl5-adf
WANTED, on OF before ,he Is. November next, a
family furnished unfurnishsi Address at this ofce
HOME and Social Phiiosophy-ad series, putnane,s
Nov is rEANoK TAYLOR.
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WETERs sTEAMBoATs-A travelling correspondent OF
OF the Rochester papers writes:
The steamboats, used these rivers are all built upon
the high. pressure system There low. pressure
steamers the river The chief is that they
loo expensive. The steamers cost from 600
$50 900 each. They not built TO last nor are they
ordinarily expected TO endure, than three years
Within that period they generally bruised broke
snsgged 10 pieces exploded An engineer on one OF
the boats told that they could high pressure
boat ~ year Two, and they could afford TO use up
boat costing $4,000 or $4,000 in that time but could
not afford to destroy which would or three
times much
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VIsTT AN OLD H3MEsrEAD.-C c. Lasgdon the able
editor OF the Mobile Advertiser, writes follows of
visit 10 the home OF his childhood and parents, in
oil Connecticut:
" have paid visit to the sacred spot where drew my
first, iuant breath-to the house la which born
add have rambed over the meadows and fields where
alternately toiled and ffocked eurly days The
house still sands but It's former inmates are, gone-oh
gone! The beloved sleep tho dusthe brothers
and sisters scattered abroad The old barn Is still
there and the noble elm n front, IN whose shade have
often reposed, s extends its wide branches the
surrounding But the loved ones there
and, OH how lonely and melancholy this Joyous
aud Apply homel Twas much. ] left with heavy
heart visited the old graveyard the ht,' and kne
by the grave OF my The luI
uriandy their graves and they 70 sleep we'll
wandered among the tomb' Of departed hiendsthe
panions and schOol-flows of youlh-and read with
moarniul interest, from the cold sione The smpe bur
affecting record OF their early doom. twenty-five years
had rolled away since LAST visited that old yrsycyard
and how startling the changes that had sken place. What
twas good TO be there have also rodmed In solitude
and when worn with fatigue, have, as | TO
DO In boyhood, rested my wrafy limbs on the green
sward beneath the wide nd Of the valleys have
gaKed with and increased veneraton upon the
estic waterfalls which had often gsze1 before ;
have bsthed in the Hmpd 'pond' where | often
ba'hed ia my youth, and have paid my devotion the
high hills where OF cod winters night when the
covered with and the shone brightly In the
heavens used engage the indoscribably amusing
erc.. OF sding down hin oh, how pleasant IL
revisit the scenes OF childhood and youth 7"
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03-First Presbyterian Church, Four-ana-hsIr St
There will be preaching this
afternoon at 4 O'Clock, by the Rev, Dr. Cushman.
The daily union., 1852-08-15
by A. GREEN, Auctioneer.


VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON r, BETWEEN SIXTH AND
Y SEVENTH STREETS, AT AUCTION.-On Wednesday, the
18th shall sell the premises AT o'clock lot No.
H. having north AZ feet 10
inches running back 59 feet IN inch Ooot alley The above
described property handsomely located In immediate vicinity
Oces and considered OF the finest
building lots for sale in Washington and will be divided re-
quired at sale.
deferred
putabe A. GREEN,
Aug ll--6t Auciionerr.
By j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioncer
VERY VALUABLE LOTS NEAR THE CAPITOL AT AUG
TONun Tuesday afternoon, August l7tb, al O'Clock,
the premises shall sell a. l5 IL, square No. 732
First less
square distant from the Capitol.
Terms cash. or short credit for approved notes.
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Aug I'D Auctioneer.
SHEKIDAN's speeches, complete In three voinnnes.
large octavohne London ednouwith portrait and biography
- so.
Cuan's Speeches, complete and edition, London
copies volume with portrait and Dnviss Me
and historical notes-Sl rs.
few copies only. FRANCK TAYLOR
Aug IA
lI Il shall want, by ember, young
w aud wish IL distinctly understood
that spply have had
failing goods, bring We would
w. NJ sHUsTER n co,
Aug l4-3uf Seventh
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THANELLING TRUNKS, TRUNKS Tho subscriber
having just received OF every variety
and qus o travelling trunks vascs ladies' hstbore. ard
(which he viii would
purchasers call and examine his under Aenrum
Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets.
July 30--lm DANIEL CAMPBELL.
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steamboats,, day November nsl !.
oaana Once Of the POI. once
s aS me
No si From yieson by ws,inson Grand Gulf St Jossph.
Landing r.snei.,ts Waterloo, ros % Iaasan, LOB Lob
Paquemine Ibervlle, Bayou GouIa, New river Donald,
s@a Iesan Id 70 Ns% sS@'5 oan saTs M r. IL
time. week and hack, from s October Is. July, and
Leave yiessbuIs daily, except "Wednesday, m4, pm,
Leave New orlsan. daily, sseeP, sunday, u.s. m,
PROPOSAL. % omit dSlias The period q service
the Sunday going down. and the Wednesday ernns
The be by OF September
are TO free change viii ). made io .
not performed and zines imposed for those not run aeseab
ed faures for violating the post office laws He
for stock made By the CHANGE and one mons
% On az da s snss @ @ @ s ss No s
The mails to be taken into from
Of mile Of The hyer, during
eieney Of e apy eeSs hsa ss l. 'ns e
The second Asssn, General endured Mail r,ogo.a
November next aud viii be n the form lercsp, IN The respects
The service Is performed IL sisannsoas ''
The % asps,,1sD s Iss decline
q defer a. decision sIssn until hs bid. ss 70
IN the s,er BY Tho 18Th Of March and
tracts in ha, case to be executed by the LIST Of June
Form Of a Guarantee.
"Tho undersigned - guaranty that, IL tho bid Of fer
carrying the mail 5l he accepted by Postmaster Gen
era ne they the bel shall
qued by the Postmaster General the 18th Of Novrm
Der nsrt, with at least good sufficient sursesS
Dated -. (signeda
PORN Of Certificate
The undersigned, postmaster Of csrhes that he well
acquainted with above
and that s'ey sufficient able their
Dated ----. tsirned)
modification any terms
bid, D
ular competition after receiving bids.
", X, HALL, Postmaster General.
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By j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctionce
baltimore aud Norfolk steamers.

pAssENGERs carried from Washington through Bald
Norfolk Portsmouth, Old Point the reduced fare OF
s. Take the an from this city, and you breakfast next
morning Norfolk The railroad fare Baltimore thrown In
the Chesapeake Bay SAFE swi
reliable and worthy
NJ. sacrificed this old and
yoe This under the management Of NJ, NJ
Pals, esq., and cauies the United States mall
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MADAME GOODhLL.

MADAME GOODhLL,
Late Mie lie Petit Europe pupil of Sig Labaeh, Pro-
Jessor aud Teacher Of Singine.
TERMS per quarter s per dollars An
when join take lessons per
Families md schools attended in Washington Georgetown
Ale ,audHa.
Address at Mrs Bays, door Dougass green house,
north
Augi3-eo3t
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HlS welknown establishment
vaied and fitted up especial wishing
quiet comforts and II IL located remarkable
for m snub In The immediate vicinity OF excellent sulphur
and, residence,
srable in the State than village Of Windsor
The subscriber sill five
boardrs The table viii be satisfy the
all The bar will be furnished with the Of Wines liquors. c
sc.
for board shall be moderate, nothing viii be
done which will conduce the comfort Of vster
New Windror reached either
stage 70 Westminster by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad 10
WoodbDe Mount Airy either or which
viii be found TO New Windsor " noucr IL
given 10 the subscriber few days before.
SARAH BARrHnLow, Proprietor
July p3-dn J, P. BARTHOLOM, Aren't
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CEPARATE PROPOSALS be hi once un.i ibs
~ lsl day October delivery OF provisions Ia bulk
the e United States inspeeden a. o
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OrICE-A communication has duly the Navy
~ Department Of the desire OF the British that the
Of the United
ascertain the fate OF Mr. BENJAMIN English
who ~ supposed 10 have been enppd and eer
murdered or 10 be s held In captivity the natives Of island
OF Guadecana of the Solomon Group the Southern Pacific
by direction of the Secretary Of the Navy,
operation Of all United
the whale fishery, other pursuits which may
neighboood OF said islands, especially
ascertain the fate Of Mr. Boyd, and, n prisoner, peaceful
and lawful obtain his release.
Mr. Boyd from San Francsco the
schooner yacht Wapderer"
southwest side Of Gundecanar
hs supposed that
tnde i5a' so III ~ H' =
should information be Obtained Of the Boyd notice
OF u IL requested be forwarded Navy Department.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, July 10, le52.
July I0-9tawfw