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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-26
Telecr,p,ed Tor the washington Union.

m. 4t ~ u 4. -f,T-
4, fran r.. Csn- lSc Lersc.n Indemnity
-Nlc gyL.4ns Cr,,Sas-C aoe,z-Ih. MIR
k.u g..
CuIsL,sros. June q. 3p. "A large pubic
mectins 4as held here .u.day, attended 81 he
cn,zens generally, me mayor rres,diGp, tic o.
;ecl oil which was 10 coai suit ole measures iof
mnrv q, lh- ,st- er.P,es,,rn, I.m,.,K pix
Resolpuops ot tr.nec. for ,he ,no.y oi me
iscea.ed ana copdoiroce 10 ms widow and IaD.
Nv we're uoanimou,ly nas,ra Games 81 them
,ver. ordered 70 h. srot 10 N, hersaved family.
I,,er I'M. l,e.pce br;nomo d.,ss trom Ve,a
crn, - tho ~ ins'.n, ns. - rsoeiss. ., n
0,ie.n. Ir'",ense n.rnhs,s ~ ,I.r;esas a..
emiera,,np /, Cal,torn,a
Tn. M.rica, ,,.,n.,,.s >, lace, 1,,.. wore
discussing inc BIZ isr arrrapriariu. ejshf MI.
lions indemnify i-oa The ua.ed states. 10 tc
anpropt,at,d ii,w.,ds internal ,mnr .y.m.prs
The Ia,,s, t.,.s ,;olu Ny Q.ieans s,ai, ina,
the creya.,es are nearly closed The water IA
The streets is rac,dly .uts,d,ue and Inc river
IL falling,
AFFAIRS IN CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, June 2i.-rhe excessive warm
weather and prevalence Of disease sas entirely
pros,ra,ed ali bgsines, ia ihis city. /, is almost
Impossible 10 make upa maIke, report There
ore no alterations in the -four market; hooters
are firm and the demand ne Icraic
MANI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VICTORY
Bu.Tos, June 9. a sr,c al election held II,
Bangor Name N Tu sd, for representative
To the Stale lcs,S,atur. has resulted IN In.
election Of ,tr,cIi.,a (ij,nncra, ,wh,r c,;x.d
O maiorry nj nj van. 10 = 49,. a., H..
mo..r.,,c c,nJ,,,.9.. .,oc,ad f,..,, ,,.,,'.
-~ - -'~''- 'A' s'-so
Firm i.c RthU..4 yFng. Jun. %
Mr.. VILLA NELSON .,e pu;it,,h Inc
card OF Ih,s zen lsmsn, 10 cav. as REQUESTED A.,
We nave SAID We will take no psr, IA ms MAI
ter. The senior edrur viii return IN a few DAYS
and he can lhsn GO &C ne may .hink proper IN
The premises. To ain We sna!l like wise turn
over The letter OF NJ; John PAGE =: iI,novpf /
Is lor him 10 take such s!sps IS he deems proper
10 sustain what ne has Asserted.
PowaITAN HOUSE ) c'c II = NJ,
Richmond, jan. ~ i.lo
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
justin Bosiertield, ci llnnnis, 10 be Commission.
er OF The Genera. Land Office, from and ai,sr he
80 insianr, wee Richard N Y,uas, Ies:saed
Thomas A Deb;ui>, q Pc,rant, 10 be Aior-
ney Of The Uoi Ell States for he D!siic! OF Maine,
vice George Snepi.v, removed.
Luiher Chase, 81 Arkansas, 10 be Marshal OF
the United States iof ne CYSTIC. Of Arkansas.
vice Elias Rector, renewed.
COLLECTOR CT Tas CUSTOMS.
hioerl Calm. disili:i OF Vermont, vice r.
g. aopkinson, removed.
inefe is al this lime more than fifty cotton
manuiaciories 10 operation in Georgia, Iuuuipe
from ioo 10 10000 sprndI-s each, Ia Tennessee
there ale IN "peIaiicG more than twenty mills for
The manufacture ut ya'p. wooien ana cotton
CLOTHS, running between eighteen aud twenty
thousand spindlcs.
LIBERAL DONATION.-The Hon. J.,rs
BueuAsAs mas given TO ;ae city ct Lancs s,rf. in
uusi, Inc sum OF ST 900 &c remain as a perpetual
fond, the 10 crest whereof to be annually expend.
ed 10 the purchase OF fuel for The use OF poor and
Indecent females Of that city, during Indictment
Hinlcs seasons.
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Err the Enquirer
THE CHOLERA,

sThis 1. an ancient superstition Of the Greeks, a
related by xenophon In his memoirs Of Socrates
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-, CULLEITUK CT THE CCsTUks,
Albert L Calm, dIs,li:i OF Vermont. vice r.
g. Hopkinson, removed.
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MUSIC, MUJICI-Just received, the following popular
tl pieces Music, which will be sold the reduced
price of four cents page. -
WM. FISCHER, S.aoners' Hail.
Old Uncle Nod, by Wilson.
Oh, Susannah, by Wells.
The dew that uembles the flowers, by K. Dawes
See, oh Norma duet, from the opera OF Norma.
On the banks of Guadaiquver as sung by NJ Bishop.
Picayune Butler, by Virginia Mnstrels
Gen. Taylor's Grand March, by G Grobc.
Gen. Taylors Quick March, by Louis Reiner
The Battle OF Buena Vista, descriptive sntase Tor the
piano, inscribed to Gen. Taylor, by Grobe
lis nations jubilee, written and dedicated to Gen
TAYLOR, by T. Power
The old Sexton, by Henry Russell
The Oleander Waltz, by Francis Buck.
The Rosa Polka, by Russell.
The Evergreen Waltz, by J. T. Stoddard.
lie Desir. Beothov ms celebrated waltz, with variations,
by +. Hunten.
Beauties Of Lucia de Lammermoor, arranged as Pot
Pourri, by A. G. Marinez.
Salut la France from the opera of La File du Rrgi
ment, with variations, by Boyer.
La FOntaine aux Pcres Valse, by Bcrgmuler.
The Swedish Star Polka.
The Anna Waltz, by Wallace.
LIE Rstour DIES heros Maroho Trumphale from the
opera Comma de vergy," par G.. Grobe.
Instructions for the Piano Forte by f. Hunten.
Feb H. .l. ..
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Fair and Concert

THE ladies OF the congregation of ST Peters Church. for
II the purpose oil raising funds pay debt to the
orphans and others contracted in erecting building for
Sunday school, intend holding fair the Odeon,
rnence on Monday the 18th instant and open on
that and every succeeding day of the week. from 10
ill 10 o'clock great variety of really useful
az we'll as fancy articles will be offered for sale
able prices abundance Of seasonabe refreshments,
with and coffee every evening" and other delicaces,
will also be provided; whilst fine band of music aided
by several amateur performers who have kindly voun
teered their services viii contribute TO render visit to this
fair highly interesting and agreeable. "a
On the first evening {Monday) concert OF vocal and
instrumental music. by several distinguished amateurs,
Will be added TO the other attractions 3 gag
Ihe lady managers confidently trust, that when liberal
puc shi tar into consid the very andabie objects
OF tei exerons Jast appreciation OF them will be mani
esisd by general attendance and patronage and that
the citzens o Washson and visiting here, will
not disregard an appeal made 10 them for assistance pro-
viX sustenance and Instruction for those who unable
to pocnre II for themselves - 500 al15iW iI[ iT'
idto,snce isA cents, Children half price. ai
Itb S-6d NnifsLW brG tdtri0 Nf llY0lHrth III l.lr
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MIarshal's Sale.


TN VIRTUE ofa writ of feri fucias issued clerks
Office of the circuit OF the District Of Columbia for
the county OF Washington, and to directed shall
pose public sale, for cash. Thursday the LIST of March
next II o'clock M before the courthouse Of said
y, the following property, VIZ;
All the interest OF Thomas CookeDdorer, of in and to
the following property All that piece of ground sua
ted in the city of Washington in lot No 6, squire No
AGO. distinguished in subdivision OF said lot by the
letter c. fronting Pennsylvania avenue IS feet 8
inches within the following boundaries BEGINNING at
ner of said square running thence norhwarJy IS
feet thence north Is thence ii feet inch
es thence south feet 10 inches thence southwadly
50 feet to the ns of said avenue thence along tue line Of
said avenue Is ieet9 inches TO the beginning Il being
surveyor Of the City Of Washington and by him recorded
the books of the corporation of said city, together with
unto belonging. being threestoy brick house Also. all
his interest the following described property, being
said city. subdivded beginning for said part point
OF feet 81 inches south of the OF 9Th and and
east SO feet inches thence north "a feet 81 inches thence
80 feet IL inches TO- the beginning being that part
marked o the Of s r. o "ns or
with the building and improvements thereon, being
two tsk Also; ssd his nsas hn,
house and lot situate, lying, and being on the south
5 to e a a by
Soter extending the south front OF said Is
feet thence running back from the south side OF the said
avenue, with the line OF the house and lot formerly owned
by Col John Tayoe, and formerly occupied by Nathaniel
Jewer apohecary 100 feet inches to an alley; thence,
with the said alley Tor back line rs feet 81 nce thence,
with the said line of the said lot formerly owned by COL
John Tayoe ~ feel inch the said avenue which house
had to the survey, map, and plan OF the said city and
epdorer by deed Of John S,h wife, bearing the
lh day OF July 1923 being story brick
endoss and sold satisfy 8 10 Mnssh
lS!9 in favor OF Henry May, administrator Of Legrand
ROBERT WALLACE.
Marshal OF the District OF Columbia
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paradise have already exchanged the comforts and
Tefnemenis of residence here 10 seek home among
the gold "placers" on the banks OF the Sacramento
and others have been, and still actively engaged IN
purchasing and sending forward cagoes OF merchandise
and produce to supply the demand which The immense
influx OF population must create Some I'VE or SIX vessels
have recently sailed from this port loaded with assorted
csgoes OF merchandise produce and passengers for the
"land Of promise" the effect OF which has been
very sensbly TO improve business here. This mar
ket lin consequence OF the warehousing system in
operation here) is generally well supplied with for
eign goods but at present the demand is more
than eqaa TO the supply on hand and the market is
prepared for the reception of large quantity of merchan
disc, which would meet with ready sale. The English
monthly mail steamer arrived the 2lth bringing some
$3.50 600 in specie. and 100 passengers The business Of
this line is increasing at astonishing rate although the
charges are exobltan and the accommodation wreched
hope before many years that enterprising citizens
Of Inc United States will put on an opposition line Of
from Panama 10 the mouth of the Columbia The bust
ness the Pacific would present, fully justify two
monthly nes and the interests OF the United States on
this SIDE, my opinion, require that she should have
connected lines OF steamers, and carry her own mail
from this point, to and from New York and California
There arrived the 2st barque, 46 days from San
Francisco, which brought $4,000 of the California
gold and which also reported another vessel that had
sailed for this place with about 100000 more; that
the merchants here have e most substantial evidence OF
the existence of gold in our newly acquired territory
The Seaman, Captain Myrick, of Baltimore, sails to-
morrow for that city.
With respect, remain sir, your obedlent servant
VIM e. MOORHEAD,
United States Consul
The following is list of the officers attached 10 the
United States ship Ohio, as furnished by Commodore
8. Commodore, Thomas APP; c Jones commanaer, c. X
B. sose
Emmons, James Mccormick, Henry Ed. r; acting lieu
n Barabine, acting surgeon the fleet list master,
VIM f. Bondinot; III master, Isaac & Strior chaplain,
er 7. Maccoun; captain Of MARINES, j. t. c. Hardy:
Lieutenant OF marines, Joseph Wiley passed midshpmen,
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.
From our B.Itimor. Correspondent.
BALrImoRE, Feb. ii

BALTIMORE, Feb. lis p m.
The oeathsr The susgAshanmah riOr-Tas pyias5fsht
0s-drrivai Of General 1aytor at Louisville Sad acct
dent The markets, &c
We have had quite brisk fall OF since noon to-
day but has again ceased, and the is approaching
The quite brightly The weather has been so variable
for month past that two days are alike, aud hundreds
suffering with colds aud influenza.
The rails from North still greatly ded by the
ice in the Susquehannah river, which is in condition
promise early resumption of the regular travel Until
general ihaw takes place, the ice that blocks up the
ranging from To thirty cet In thickness be
expec ed to be cleared and when thaw does come
great damage is expected along the line of the
river.
1t is expected that both Sullivan and Hyer the prize
fighters, will be brought back ,ltimore Tomorrow
answer for their open and daring dr,nce of the law and
majesty of the State.
Geographic despatch from LOUISVILLE Kentucky states
that Gen Taylor and suite arrived in that city yesterday
morning He received with great enthusiasm, and
was To remain in the city until Thursday next, when he
would depart for Cincinnati During the firing of the
lutte on his arrival, Messrs John Anderson and Henry
Nicholson had their blown Off
The MARKETS In the Baltimore market, this morning
sales of about 800 bbs Howard four made
"a S7A offers of 81 Sl4 refused Sales of a
cargo of Maryland wheat Ill Sales of several
goes yellow at 80 cts; sales white. Nothing in
oats Small sales whiskey 81 cts in bbls and %
hhds.
At New York, this morning, the favorable accounts by
the Niagara in regard American securities there
prices to advance here considerably Treasury SIS
have advanced to 1904, and loan lOi do 1867,
1904, which is an improvement of over per
The flour market exhibits thus far in the day change
Small sses of brands SIS SIS So, and Gene
see, common, IS rs IS 81. Southern held So So Corn
meal 81 81. Rye -four $3 Is S3 %.
Nothing yet done in wheat Sales of mixed so a
81 cents yellow do 81 So Southern 80 a 81
cents; northern do. 80 40 cents. Rye 66 cents.
The provision market is somewhat frmer, but sales
to Indicate a change in prices
The cotton market is iner undsr the news but sales
yet to indicate change in prices.
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Cure for the Cholera


Mrs e. Kiddcr's Dyscntcry Cordai-an immediate and
perfect remedy.
WHERE this all powerful antidotc is at hand, cholera
w dysentery and caronic diarhG longer be
riously feared looked upon with terror this cordial
will assured the disease in the OF very
lew hours II taken at the commencement.
II has been before the public or than sixteen years
and was the first article made known TO the public
immediate and perfect remedy for these plants It
has been thoroughly tested in country and eli
mate, and its effect has everywhere proved the
SURE TO CURE, where the disease has advanced
ains neither opium mineral substances, anything
that is in the least injurious to the constitution.
CHOLERA AND COMMON CHOLERA MORBUS -
This cordial immediately checks the vomiting, relieves
the pains stops the danh9a, and the bowels
perfectly regular and healthy however the
tack be- however low the patient may become
SEvEREST CASES OF DYSENTEPY are immcdi.
atey coun,eaced the pains alayed the bowels heal
ed, aud unfequeny the bowels become pc rfecy
regulated and restored in the short space OF twelve
hours.
CHRONIC Neutrality-suspicious. in children or adults,
OF months years continuance, is readily cured
with this Cordial, Notwithstanding they may be reduced
mere skeleton; 1t immediately strengthens, and shortly
CHOLERA iNFANTUM-It has saved the lives OF
many thousand children when reduced deaths door by
this compaint 1t gives Them Immediate relief and they
SEA NtsS.--It is a most pleasant and desirable
remedy for sickness. 1t checks the vomiting
y restores the patient 1t invariably checks vomiting
prodin1n.edS ,, from any my cause s wha,erer
CHILDREN THAT ARE TEETHTNG, il inclined to
diarrhna should always be provided with this medicine
as it viii keep the bowels regulated and keep off the
canker It's Wholesome safe and pleasant the
OF dislike
FOR GENERAL DEBILITY AND DYSPEPSIA-It is
me stomach and bowels. and prevents food from pressing
or distressing the stomach.
Mrs. +. KDDER, 100 Court street, Boston, sole propre-
Sold in the city OF Washington by -
All orders promptly attended for large small quanri-
ties and packed In the best shipping order.
Feb 7-eo5w
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hNCiNG hcademy.-Mr. f. r. Liable has the honor
- OF announcing TO the ladies and gentlemen of Wash
lngon ana Georgeown that his dancing academy will he
opened at the residence OF his father on ennsylvania
ve,nbcr 7th. - - i.r.-t sl7T ~ $3.50 - 1'oe'J' W.
Days q tuition in Washington, Tuesday, Thursday and
Mondays and Wednesdays - 80 "
Sept 3D-StawI F
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The American steamers at New York.

CoLLEcToR's OFFICE, New York, Feb. 8, lS49.
SIR enclose statement CT the value of imports and
exports by the steamers Washington and Hermann since
June 1917, prepared in compliance with request of
the Postmaster General communicated in your letter of the
18th ulIimo.
Very respectfully, your obedisnt servant,
c. W. LAWRENCE.
Hon. R. j. WALKER Secretary of the Treasury.
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National EatinQ-house. .

JUST RECEIVED, direct from the Island of St Tbom,.
- per brig Annaostin, Capt Dorry a lot OF the fines,
genuine green turtle ever brought to this market which
VIII be served up daily in sonp and all the various modes
of cookery, and in the best possic style Also from Nor
iok, fresh oysters spced oysters pshead mack
shortest notice. ~ .t = - - ~
Ocs~ Families served as usual.
Aug. Is-u w. WALKER
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LOST oFFlCE DEPARTMENT,
Washington, January 20, lSI9
Jan 23-lawtMar:W

CT I'M REWARD.-Ran away from the .subscfloe, ,
eW lOV plantation, Warrenon Virginia, during me
Christmas holidays, negro Joshua. The said neeo
about six feet high, very dark red eyes, and ABOUT -
years of age
AT the time, and from the place, negro poy'
Frederick, elopedsupposed be in company with Josns
Frederick is IL Is years of age stout made aoon.
feet three inches high, shows his teeth when spoken TO-
has very heavy eyeids, which conceal most oil the y
when he looks up. ,,,
said negroes supposed be in the vicinity oil bfen
vile or Washington city, unless they have attempted
State Twill give 800 for the arrest OF eiue
said slaves the State of Virginia or
Columbia $40 for either if arrested out OF said StaN
JOHN F. JACKSON
Jan 10-Iaw9Ss (fntclligenceTl
DREmfUh Pianos - The subscriber has Just.feccincI
L three very superior instruments from tue anfiVshcu
mandatory OF Halleu " Davis whose pianos received
the highest premium the last fair.
Persons DESTROYS OF possessing first rate Instruments ss
invited to call and examine those statiopers Hail Deo
purchasing elsewhere Secondh hand pianos taken in par
paw
Feb. WIN. FISCHER
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yXTADDY THOMPs0Ns Merico-A new supply lust
w received by .-.. TAYLOR ~ MAURY,
Feb6 n,l New Bookstore, near 9th sire ct.
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PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the United States
from the LIST day of July, lS49, to the Both Of June
1852 inclusive, in NEW JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA
MARYLAND, and OHIO, will be received at the Contract
Office of the Post Office Department. in the city of Wash
ngon until of the 4th April, lo49, Ito be decided by
the Oath of April 1897 the routes and in the manner
and time herein specified, VIZ:
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PROPOSALS. FOR CARRYING THE MAIL

NEW ROUTES In vIRs MA CAROLINA, CAROLINA
. GEoRGIA, FLORIDA
Extract from the act Of Congress 81 March, iSi5 seefio" Is
Ind be further enacted, That il shall be the duty of
the Postmaster General ia all future lettings of contracts
of the mail, let the
the lowest bidder rendering sufficient guarantees
faithful performance without other reference the
mode of such transportation than may be necessary
vide for the due CELEBRITY, certainly and security OF such
transportation shall contractor hereafter be
req ued purchase out take a valuation the stock
vehicles of contractor for the
o. Bidders will be careful to read the forms and instrue
lions apprehended 10 this advertisement They re-
queed IN their proposals. the mode hy which they
intend convey the mail Where the size and weight OF
the mails speed called the schedules shall
quire the will be made for coach, steamboat,
railroad ance as the case may be- and, conse-
nue ntly such will be let bids proposing such
mode of vance In all other the will be
assigned bids proposing the cheapest mode OF transport
talon.
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PROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the United States
fom the l., day Of jnly isg 10 the sh Of June ISL
ICAROLINA, GEORGIA, and FLORIDA, will be received
office oil the Post Oice Department. IN the
city of Washington, until ga m Of the 4th April, 1919,
o decided by the Oath day of April 1872 the routes
and in the and time herein specified, viz
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To New Holland, by IL m, Ia miles
And back between and M same day.
Proposals for tri-weeky service will be considered
1927 From West Penn at Wednesday
To Lchighton by pm, 10 miles
And back between a m and IL m, same day
Proposals run a day and at hours that will make
better connexions will be considered.
1928 From Smiths Ferry at a M Saturday
BY Ohiovlle
To Darlington, by 10 m, IS miles
And back between ! m and m same day
l729 From Dunningsvle at 9 m Wednesday
BY Vancevllle
To Hillsborough, by 12 M 10 miles
And back between p m and p m same day.
$780, From Pittsburg at a m Wednesday
BY Breakneck, Whitestown, and Prospect
To Bloomington, by m, 40 miles
And back between 6 m and IN next day.
Proposals for rweekly sxmes-a- week conve vance
with change Of schedule, will be considered.
1891. From Wlliamspor at a m Monday
BY Loyalsock Valley
To Cherry, by IL m, As miles
And back between a m and p m next day
Proposals stating the intermediate points invited
BY j. E. Taylors store
To Whitley, by 10 m, 10 miles
And back between p m and p m same day.
1893. From Providence at 6 m Wednesday
BY John Cobb, Hollistcrsvillc Hamilton, and
Paeopeck
To Tsfton, by m, 30 miles
And back between m and p m next day.
1874. From Wat,sburg at 6 a ~ Monday Wednesday,
and Friday
By Columbus, Spring Creek Pi,tsfeId, Youngs-
vie and Irvine
To Warren, by 6 p m, 40 miles
And back between a m and p m next days,
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-01
Bribery in EIectiens.

- A confession was made in the Kentucky eonven-
ton for amending the Constitution last week, by
Mr. Nuttall, a Locofoco of note, who said:
ess AS 10 the use of money think ought to know
@ something about In the most celebrated race
lever Ias, my opponent was supplied with dollar
bills by the hatfull and they were used to induce
men not to vote for EuttaL / did not spend much
money to get here, because had it not. but if
c ) lad God Almighty knows it would have went like
o. water. With the influences exerted against me,
would not have been defeated for as much money
as this house could bold will not say that other
men did not spend their thousands for me, but there
were thousands spent against me. We'll, my con-
stituents just good those of any other gen.
tleman here. quite as intelligent, and they pay
about $4,000 year Of revenue to the State Gov
s. ernment"