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SsRDlsAS CONTRADICTIONS To rH3 Csr-rtL PALAcE =
Among the nos interesting contributions 10 the Crystal
Palace exhibition will be those IRON the KINGDOM of
Piedmont ard SartiniI--h, names being used nds-
Ultimately 10 represent what i most generally known IL
America the kingdom II Sardinia This Kingdom :
the Upt e aes o. Ia yss mach ahead uf the res, "a
that peninsula an ia dependencies material progress
ahead Of The other rpub OF North aud South
America Sardinia is composed ~ Piedmont savoy and
the STAND 81 Sardinia. TIE capital Of the Kingdom, =
Turin. beautiful city he Pc Here the court hell
anil the hlag (Yictor Emanuel Of the unfortunate
Char,s .beff, who lot an immortality by being h2,1
resides Genoa, o the beautiful erie. IL =
fape, aso belongs % The Sandman empire and many Of
the Articles IA the Sandman representation are ICON this
ciy.
We do r0i snov What eon,d inspire more beautiful
lhouph@ than ihosr sots ~ ne fact c Inc oJ and
detnnis Nations 81 Earope uniting thi- demonstration
Of ne triumph which inisl 81 anil science hare achieved
brute force. II i only az an exponent Of the
sirtof The tnes-a vast dial upon shei even's mark
the changes 'hat sweep The nations and ae hung
Hg forward ne Whole word 70 bask ia the xloFie. ii
,oid day this cy>ia Palace would deserve 10 he rate
fully considered by all WIN have br1ias or hear Is think
or hope beyond Themselves --Dag B,ok
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Nsw MExIcAS TAaIsr.--Tbe Mexican tariff was
have been officially promulgated ~ the city Of Mexico
on the Alb inst. We had Papers from that city 10 that
date Brought BY the steamship Texas but they contained
nothing hey oni the above FACT oil the intended prmaga
ton We were informed that copy Of This tariff
was sent here hy the Texas and accordance with re-
quests from . is interested IN the matter made
several attempts procure il Ter publication, there is
very heavy commefcih interest this city connected
with Mexico since tie reduced ,aFd has been in opera
ion We finally a,ertained that the Mexican vice-con
sui here had copy Of Santa Ann- tarr in hS posscs-
.ion anil We applied TO him for permission 10
copy OF il lie declined complying with reasonable
request without furnishing any explanation or reason
for doing He hal nab', Of course. refuse The
use 81 the document important 10 large busness IN
teres but frgTei that able give any he.
ter ground Tor bis coune The Texas will b. here
b vever in few days, and then doubt We shall b.
able TO furnish commercial readers WIKI this much
desired information.
We understand that the tariff will 20 inio eGs rl in
Mexico the IL August and thai. although Il raiscs
the dunes generally, yet increased as 10 be
probibitory Undsr The present tariff ID. imports
Of foreign goods into Mexico have been very large and
the revenues Of that country have been much
pursuit aud honesty, among MsxIcan custom house
officers, proved for The best because the most paw
ing POLICY. Bat il he iai be raised. Smuggling viii
again assomr high hsnt. legitimate inpoit, will de
CREASE and he government will and lis eoeer. senshy
anI unpea-antly aGecled Is the change
". u. srpgns. Jp4t Is
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THs mtsEiaS TO CEIsA-We have asccftained from
'ndi~puia5ie authority nat Robert Wslksr Mr. Pois-
Secretary Of he reazury has been srpoiutd minister
.a'ha aud hss stsnsd his acceptance OF The misson.
h- sp'eopais VII extend not only China bu, TO ia
pan aud Other issGs The Iadisn seas With which
hass commercial Or political relations thai require look
me Ah sanRnlne expectations are entertained " the
government VA mote favorable 81 STEM of intercourse
nav - established between The Ua,sa States and The
sasernmosi emf res u Asia fhgr has ever ys, hesn
oyea 'ns present political erss 10 the Caises4 enpue
. properly 'mprovei TIE President has wisely con-
GUIDED mat no available could be found more com
Pesn' '"fn s"oh crisi . account than Mr. Walker
ana ne N spite Of hi impaired health which we are
happy 70 learn however. i daily improving and ths De-
eun'ay saenhees which absence from ME country must
Voivr' has determined to the tra ard 10 what
- can 70 accomplish result, he Importance Of which
cannot ea,i'y be realized
Ihe President has made no diploma,ic n,oo;,,,.,,
salts.-N y Eos Post
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CITY OF WASH NGT IN.
sr,o.Y moRNIso, JUNE 80. 1858.
psy,,eian 10 the renitsntiary.

,,,. .,,o,e,oenlof Dr. Garnett physician 10 the
,..,,.,, II this city meets general appreciation. He is
0o;shsl gentleman. thoroughly educated phssi-
sofgson snd served seven years in those capaci-
i e United States navy 10 The entire satisfaction Of
I..daeni He is intelligent and systematic and
.hoo, 10 his predecessor. il may be
,,s ,bs, the inmates OF the penentary will be well
,,sodsl TO- so far as his professional labors
ssrnrI #a
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N.vG,rIsG rns S5yrH ANgaicAS a,yxns w 6rd
n one Of the P4naht ipuruals ss.eneaf 10 The eace,
tbai the its steamship which sailed ~ the water.
~ The Amazon hal lett Para, sapou in Rfsz on he
hfst d February. See i named the Nssago, aad her
destination the eiy Of Birs, in To- province ~ up
Amazon. The statement adds that much enIha.iss %
vas shown 10 consequences Of THIS art application ~
steam 70 lhe navigation % ihe largest ftes IA ls .oid
Several steamers INTENDED Tor ths sane tfsde have
lately bern launched, ia prosiess az h,d,nx ~
England, 50 that our merchants and hir-bulcs IL he
d. not wan 20 be eii behind IN his contest FOR tie M
CATION " the Sjath American rvets mist hurry ~ or
hey viii lsss lhs.g saiss aai iha,rprofis
IN II HsyaA
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ItLEABLE TWO STORY aRlCR HOUSE AND LpF AT
aucoa-,In Weane-dy, tso Ut i<tn,i, ss eciocSp
We ball sell ~ rSnt ~ us Prrise-, s.utFc
house and 1T beng n No - ~ 80,
~ stree, between and 4 rmt~ rhe t feouis u feet
slfsrt, funiag mck ~ ieet 70 70 fret alley.
Ihu shnve-de-cnsed propey .locaed 70 II, The
rafg aud improving parts q ont city, ssi1. fle
the rstrut once.
our biisnce sir twelve and eighteen
monts he purchaser ,s deferred payinsnts
interest ru "a daS ~ sas de- and
IakrH AZ co.'eysnciak az he cot o. las oarcbarer
GbEEN \ SCOTT,
JuEc I'D # -
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California New rs.

We call attention the lengthy and interesting details
ocaliioruia news ia our columns to-day. The fl ter-
inc account oil unissfsa prosperity IN mining. IN com
msrcs agriculture. and in all the elements OF wealth
and greatness asplre ivehng OF ptide and glad
Ness in The breast Of tvsry American citizen on this side
As continent hal unparalleled growth and prospec
i've destiny has This The youngest Sister Of our gea,
eonfrdefacy
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E9bR uANpsudE BUDDING LDrs AZ AUCTION on
IassdaY lte'nson Janf 21 4 81 o'eics, prcmss
iAN ~ sn8dv-an shd u lo ON
~ ~ ret eeh - nnrth re hwrHa 18th ser
aent pvcuue, Ud dfnntpg tsrk 10 Rei. 0M
Aso, tro i fr1uhug ~ ft ~ iac Ncfhpai tyena- b.
tween neri and Y streets, rtrHng back about - fst.
These lf beautifully situated ~
Che y, aHd htvs rr proper grade bpidg aarpo.ps IN "
it-pnlahe
TERMS one tair cal. ths yridue r e. ~ aud nopils T.,
notes spltsfaclnnl secured, beariek intcrr-i
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LDUR HANDSOME BUILDING LOrs sT ArCTIpy.--or
Tues aisruoan luu- lrh,
shan sell rusdyisioa tnd = ~ sq.s
p srt zach nof
runHipg back 10 feet
hlso fraug n fet inch avenue
nruh nd . =, umntg back an .. ~rt.
These og
me city ari pPvr pf builffng y.Dosc& 1r
di-possutr.
Tcas ufrd the rrstiss IN O. G
mites shidifeiarty scared, bcndu; Interest
Jas c. McGEiRG,
june I'D gucii ncrr,
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Sale E0~in0Fra w.
Hy r.. n. SITUATION. Aue,Iou.er

fPennsyiraar anraae, soHla sas, SIRED
,NEDCERIEs, TEAS, STORE PIX rCREs, Ne Az Au,..
u TioNn Monday June 10 o'clock, Of NJ
r. Shoemaker, OF and tb
serve, hts entr" stock, rnmpri.mg
Loaf crushed, rehicd and brown
Rio and Java coffee Imperial, Young
ExI rup"f family hour, in barrels aud
spsrui, aiamautne, aud moiid candles
cast,e, brow ~. and fsncy
Starch, must,sd, indtgn,
PICKLES,
trocSsTy, glass, and hafdwar~, liquors, sc.
Ta2rth wuI llr stand casks
T.rus aud under, each 0iays
70! notes satisfactorily endorsed, tearing interest
Il, ". sTRATTON,
June I'D Ancionerr.
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Major Lewis Cass, ir, United Sis;ss change dsGairs.
Rome, who recently returned lrom Europe has arrived
Detroit, visit 10 bis iaihsrs family lie will ii
doubleday be received warmly by his Old friends we
regret be informed that Senator Case quite nconsola
bic ia dsosase o. hs ssnabIs wife, but ge hope
that his health vii ong be spsrsd 10 his family ard
countfy
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SAsDS - twu.a,.gsf- HrioS Asessiue will br In
- Crssfui operation IN tEi- = Few ssrkA.
UHtrd STATE. FIR tho sie ~
silt RAPIDLY " possible
CsriaeHl,
ptck skcfs Of cstahFd rpe, yrn tsve ~ nra ~ r
OPERATION, qirx Tie rfInfrdai 'seiy With
which manufacturers, saPirt 10
sypgh, he wili vhr ~fs~s ly ibar
WIN hHwc Rad,
- usamaaff Of hiai
il ksgrsr aad Arearta~w caia slcd
srcsruce
utry ipusuni bcks dry - ra,a end satisfactory
rharsCters
~ MS y toe tnscs advertised hpiug
crs-fu Hsliuae tt
best accommodating na ons~tsara art tc res c stored
snuds EuptiniWsfs w tiss inventors aa pateatef
3
his eeryvnins and scrutiny g patrir
NiUHfafs MOUSSE = NO,
June aj-1fw 0shee ~ sfh and Esto.et..
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CARD ts seens ~ b-,ss {panbsrirg .0} haer
~ bnrn oH ia4e h- ~ whom
rhcr ~ resp clfiy ~ ~ csu H'ftita iadehtsd
forward AID rssks ts dg'e AID
~ y ~ fniig u4ey N egff
10, h~fit
~ sch, alta Fe,aut
cl lofvrr ~ ~ ~ cent. lisa ne wasksi prisr..
fEiaHrF, NEWTON NAY, CO. n
Tyne % ieNif
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Bosros. Jnne 2L-Ths N wfJundlsnd papsfs make
bitter com lants OF the which he French cat.
trf drove the British fishermen from Geosgss Bay.
They that the Engsh vessels compeiei put to
es. Leaving behind al ta-it and fish when
vessels put Lecs o. re- IL heavy they were
irci ino BY the Pe iclcrt'G the gstiure win proba
Wv tnvesgiyate tire maze .,frsrfy
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v2EM 'Nr GuseeyAroRrAL cAxplnAre.

MoSrrELlgR, Jane ~ Toe Vermont Stale democratic
convention to-day minated John Robinson fr 2oy
Jeifsson d tor ior ru,cn,nt governor ana A.
Page iIr trca.urrr,
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rknM l.xrnAL A,LAnIc.

NV loEK. June "a "A letter from san Juan de Ncg-
da;rd Jone i6 report. everything iet a. that
uiace fna Costa itca The bstween Cia enais and
Hondsrss was sov.J progressing. THE United State.
'ool -of@sr Albany arrived San Juan on The ig and
4ai.ed The 81
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FOOD C~mWoo letter Paper "a 81 A.
~ Good common oniseap per NJ %
Bsnk unusualy ,tires.
Iuuc - IRNNCk TAYLOR
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The Rev. ID. SHARP, venerable clergyman ~ ihe
,Fs denomination, who has been successful pf,acE-
r. ~ Boston for The last forty yras, lid nssS Bim ~
on Thnsiay evening" IT. had been cr some lime 10 bod
health and was ratelhag 10 to Syuta 10 lie aoge al
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q %" P@p' - been established At M Clemens
:, ,Hclgan 'gled The Peninsula Advocate by Tboma,
" Ferry X Co. and independent ~ poIRcs
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fnE DISASTER uaoS niE NEW
WORCESTER. June 81 - aag;hew Byrnes of Springfield
VINO was 'njued by The railroad disaster yeserday, s
ysng here - lily nsensLie The REMAND II ihe H.
Inrsd "a ing we'd
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TnE NoKTH PAciuc ExPADnloN BY Letters received
ye-ttlsy. we ieaIa that Camp fsIre, yiri ., Ia,
surveying pafiy Tor lie Nluh PactGe ailroa', wa.
struck on Moadsy. June D, and the eyre liinu va
seni forward under the Respective commands OF Lieut.
Grover Lieut. Du Barry, and Mr. r = Everett Tar fr.'
psr'y, coHsisiirg Of The asfof omicai, magnetic, aud
meteorological party went mp ke river the steamboat
G1s Ramsey, aad were dilec'ed 70 ard upon ne
.lfr ~ Use fsrr, iotd he SsuS fiyes snd scapp
The R@d fvef 'Ta, snd ieete tsiahl-h an a.r1nui 4
AMI magnetic station. The boat rnt aslofe about 81,
miles below Sank Raptis, and Le party were obliged 10
and Ia consequence OF thick growth oil small wood
through which road had 10 be cut Tor half mile
Lieu' Grover delayed ia crossing the Sank rver Ill
ftalsday morning. when The party tely crossed ard
cneanped fine prairie the Red river trail, about
two niles from Sauk Rapids 10 honor Of the Seere,ar,
Of War, Gov has called ibis alalion Canp DAVIS
The second Party md Lseaenaat Da Barry, consist
'rg Of tie dragooa escort, accompanied By Mr..
Stanley the artlst and d. Suekey, the naturalist OF ID,
expedition, and arrived at Ssuk Rapids the morning
OF the 10 D. crossed Tie river, ard in camp al
m, The animals all in good condition, are getting
broken IN and everything lndic,ies The whole
train will probably have crossed the Mississippi Mon
day TIE 10 Instant and camp Davis will be struck on
Tuesday, when The whole parry wl start for The lns-
nor .N..a
GoV. stevens has been the ground as far "a Tie
crossing OF Sank river, about eight miles beyond lb
Cold Spring, and twenty six niles from Sank Rapids ano
reports that bad place ~ The road. near Cold Spring
where The clvti engineers party encanpgd on Weiae.-
day. has been repaired but tina; other places ,xis
before eossua lie Sans bat that ae read vii. be mad.
| practicable Tor wagons with a few hours labor
We are informed that Gov 3 las secured the services
of Pierre BJutnneau, The great guide aud Menoe Ii.
great hunter We congratulate The party on these vau
able acquisitions, and only chronicle these things 10 10
confidence in he opinion that nothing win De om
ted hy Mslr Stevens which can promote the great oh
/ Pets on which lie is now engaged.
A NJ nne<oa Democrat
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p.oT EcrIOS AGAINST WEsa sCt.s.--Tha ps'5pt-si,i
eatpcA maire iRv~ std every weather
CAL ~ No. ~ Srvsnh cpyoso seisor oae wa hn
tou, ~ q Nk o ccrvsses anl stnr tl
paifHi Hehts tuf .sie. tusa aS--,laif.
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A sURyNIsG NEW ZEALAND CHRIS EEMisIsc EkcE.
o. CAPTAIN Cooks visT.-rne Surveyor general ,nr-
nishrs The New alaner with the following account o
Captain Cooks visit 10 New .aani. given By an oo
,or OR nasve) chic. named Tsnewa who represents
himself 10 have been about twelve old al the time
Tanewa chief OF considerable n,,or,ance II was
while visit TO the Coromand iiartor that he mad,
tie folio ing s'a,sIueai:
. We thought Captain Co Ks vessel wa. a large kind
OF whale, and the board gods. When we
saw .hem pulling win their backs The bows oi
The beas, We thought ihey must have bad eyts N.
back Of her heads When The natives the salt pork
whEh used on board he ves-e they thought ii 10.
The lash OF waaies, II very is For some lime
afraid boaid, but jill 40 after so ne o,
TIE returned 81 -affy Some er BOYS waf,l With
ne. Captain Cuok spoke very ilr!e-less nan any OF
the ohet-. lie seemed 10 lake notice Of gbe CHI
dren lie placed his hand. heads and psea rs
BY makllx signs he got hra large chat OF
The deck, with chafcoa OF much ct The The,
were acglaint-d with, WHICH he copied paper. He
appeared anxious 10 learn everything respecting The
-pe Of IN" land A. regards The North cape (-ape Ma
Van Demep y The took much tfoub'e b. signs
10 explain thai this place their spirits, DEATH took
plunge TO the realms beloS. Captain L ,ok se~Hed
much puzzled by the mode OF txpanaoa usei on this
occasion. tie gave the FIRST pJatoes had en-
double handful THESE We piAnirJ, and "a three years
Gale great feast commemorate their introJ
at which tor the first ne they were allowed 20
Tor tot
rne Nga Phi (,ae tribe living al the B.y Of Island.
and Huk anga) have asserted that they the source
o. the potato; but iai., happy say. is not the
The true roo, ~ this matter The spec
u chels still handed aoUn 10 u-lbe sp. eche-
made upon the occasion OF that great least
/ Atier Captain Cox went away, snoti,ei
parry OF faroman- VINO got spsrs OF kabIksi~S Podo
apu' rr sts) rem The Thames and ater mt =
iarsrr vessel than either the other two came 10 the
Thames OJ taking her departure, she Tell in with
eshinx canoe xsich nal been dnl ell tul To sea The
wind was 80 strong Iha', after taking The young
chiefs % hond winch II contained coald not agar
Z ts- the lam.
. the iso young taken to Fance and il.
s,cut Two yeats ~ers bFouS bck il snpser vessel,
wnien, al the same isne, introduced pigs .sr01
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vt-h meeting .f the noard of Directors OF the
Metropolitan MECHANICS Institute, held street
the isslowisg passed
Rssoiccd That f11,us b.. amend div
tiruuvh week tSandnys eNu-oea) eco,s D. n
aud that the public generally he Invited
CHARLES CALVERT.
lmr ll-u Recording Secretary.
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tables and tel your ehllren readt; for il is a
valuable, imresisssble, aud more impressive
monument than The marble or granite co unn.
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CaYuAL PuAcETbe following ace ihs present oug.
side attractions o. the Crystal Palace Ill ~ Which Az
pear 70 be doing thriving ba-nes-. NJ ~ brarzs
siaiac d General Jsrkslu Tie Wal ng,on cicg,
GaMo5na renagorie naa without AIMS y u pntss
2 Pruse tbe curioa' Rocky mountsia ov Wi.h sis
irsH and pig vi Two hocles H. ing horses lar d
amusement q CHI drcn live alligator N largest oxen
an sheer ever seen b. nan, 81, &s.--Joas II Com
NAvAL--A Rss ian lrgs,e anil soei -pi-w war came il
TON sen Yrsief anu anchrreJ il ntar OIL Point o.,
coung 70 aneh0 toes hrt salute, which eas fearHea
IRON goli Mnaroc w hsYg not learned their erraud .
hut ne conjecture ii iha i connected with lie Worir
Far ahc>i 70 come o'I ~ New York = Vg5ok Hrnd
IHE CR0p'.-Bjth corn and cotton ARE nav snferne
severely from he dfouehL On The west SIDE al De
uYrr mere haze hecr asR sht showers witch ti soue
good, and The crops ~ ,ha sect0a hst'e than n,
eat se n TIE riv,r where rfs haa heenno rain tn,
ron cop vii BE- shCu - tbs region, afd All he rain
hat could come would not huag i OF Barrel,
9oush cas- tor srrd have h,en gathered
CeaQn looks Il. E..i - cJnll Be expected anet =
much lry weather, BAT i EihIi very bA kvatd
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T'n slave. recently escaped iron N.wpor X :.
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THE National Magazine FOR July Is and for
i sate sgcuts, GRAY BALLANTYNE,
Seventh steet, Odd Fellows Hail.
coxrsxNs
fnngeou, (pnragl Nesieyan Theological
j ;
Lie Times johnson tive cngavings Evening
Words Iiespena n o An
Estimate 81 Wofd-wuli's Poetry Emperor Napoleon I
r,e Cloud SILVER i.ning, &C..
Price s.. year u number Now
News
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.n FOURTH OFJoLY pLEAsuRE ExcUp-

. Axn FOURTH OrJGi.Y PLEASURE ExCUR-
GxHAdNpsion PIny Point, Old Font Norfolk and Cape
Tine splendid swirl BALTIMORE Captain Alexander
Met aa-and will leave Warrington
Saturday, the I'd OF July, ociock and
arriving Pray Punt about O'Clock
Old FONT abpot e. and Monday
lracs Norfolk, O'Clock, ~ and renaininx un
III ociacS, thence Old remaining until IL AZ
night thence hotnowafd and Washington
- fuerdsy.
Pa~.'a~rs by the above rrmaa Al OF
Point a
AmSo &c lind consps
daring ie Persons wishing
pleas. apply early the number
ad Persons holding ckei. Omitted and
her''s allotted. previous 20 iis bon departure.
Round rip piry Point included -, ......sl
Ereursop, lady aud seu tfaan ............I
Tor iickcts or information, Hpp'y board,
GEORGE MirTf St.I.Y, Agent.
Washington, -. G.
NJ provided on ~ nisht q mr. departure.
Jurs d,r9tIuiy
>IOtk In the Cape lookout Pavilion Co-psny.-
- Noce " hereby books
ock Fif chartered
q me STATE y MAO In % the January ron, s wish oprned
Mssr- Eva faa cl ), Washington ad nsfrct of
Gourb'a- s~nrsy the 25b assat kep ap ned
uHtii The 25tli # July
WILLIAM w. DURsIvsoN
y. w. RESCUE,
rDNis POgfSsDN
Commissioners.
Jaao p dsslmo lIat Reel
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Is ha d5 nccs,stry 10 appe rcafers lhat tqsy
VIII had n this number articles from several or the n
pens 10 Tbs country. W. shall orr n-x present ,hr,p
with greater variety Of iR'srsstog scieo,ias sod aas
cal m4urr
Wtfhn the brief period n Few wceL- since a.. ,sa
suing Of cur prospects,, have BEEN flrn,shed 9Th
abou THsEE FaOU,ssp ru-sauRt.' s4HRt ~ ra,,, nj,
'aon on ouf Psft We iorJorpr r-a-i or aV-n
70 procure Subscribers onn ppbtoat,oa n o., Asr
aambcF the pgbiic csq finn correct opinion Of
ne sy'e abhy, aud general principles vii chsrir.
rlze our Review
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-04-26

N7E keep on hand and for sale Glass, Sash,
w Chain Pumps, Levels, Stair Rods, Mat
tocks and Picks, Shoves, Spades, and variety
of Garden Tools, Scythes, Snaths, Cradles,
Sickles, Sheep Shears, SCOTS Axes, Riddles,
Selves, Steel Traps, Corn Shelters, Paint
Brushes, Cotton Packing, Yarn, Whitcwasn
and Counter Brushes; large assortment of
Door, Chest and Cubard, Till and Pad Locks
also Butts of all kinds, Log and Trace Chains,
Curry Combs, Cords, Ok Balls Guns, Gun Bar
rels, Gun Locks, Moulds, Wipcrs, Powder
Horns and Flasks, Double Triggers Percussion
Caps, Fish Hooks and Lines, Razors and Strops
Clocks, German Silver Spoons, a large aud su-
peror article of Looking Glasses, Sand Paper,
Window Springs, Shutter Hinges. Counter and
Plltform Scales, Steel Yards, Spring Balan-
ces Copying Presses, Oil Stones, Gouges, Long
Chsels, Hand Rail Screws, Dog Chains and
Collars, Halter Chains, Curtain Pins, Mahog-
any Knobs, Sad Irons, Strap Hinges for gates
and trap doors, ink stand, sheet Iron CANDLE
sticks, shaving brushes, thimbles, hooks and
eyes, needles, tacks, French sauce pans, wait
ers, etc. OAK.
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Each of the above lots is accurately described
on plat made by the county surveyor, and on
file in the Clerks office, by which their res
pectiv eocalities may be readily ascertaned,
and will be sold separately.
TERMS OF SALE-One third of the purchase
money on the day Of sale, one third in nine
months from the day of sale, with interest from
said day; and the residue in eighteen months
from the day of sale, with interest from said
day, and the deferred payments to be secured
by mortgage on the premises.
WILLIAM LAMBERT,
Administrator of Brice Henry deceased.
March 29th, 1853.
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Also the s. f. Or, of the N. w. or, ofsection
50 IN township five of range nineteen, and the
+. of the W Or of section 81 in township
five of Range ls, Also three Tracts Of Land
containing about 7 acres particularly described
in deed from VIM. H. Clark to John Bailey
survivor of Henry Miller e. Allaniah Cole, da-
ted January 28th 1912.
And also all other Tracts of Land in any of
said Counties to which the said Bloom Furnace
Company in the name Of any one or more of the
members thereof, or Of any other person have
any claim, title, right or demand, either in law
or equity.
Said undivided seven twentieth parts of said
lands are appraised at $l7,50O. Terms of sale,
One third of the purchase money in hand, One
third in one year from the day of sale, and one
third in two years from day of sale. The de-
ferred payments to bear interest from day of
sale and to be secured by mortgage on the IN
tereSt sold.
ALEXANDER H. ADAMS,
Administrator of Charles McKinnell deceased.
Dated April 2S, 1853.
Cha's Oscar Tracy
~ Atty for Pltff. a 16