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New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22

- FoR -AIk-rh~ si1ry tiles hul-r oi p. VS. VS.
- saf fifs gent enans residence to'nf tusn-.s m ne
lower mari ~ ihs city Asna most tesifshe eolnl fr.
danre with ahui H sores ~ tntt m fu|d ssir pr '
ysr.r rrnn ai.h are = trni~rf mHd~In itf' I.tf
win fta usual 600 nIfngs The ncsrun unslfpAs 'i
h sni prospect af easy arcrss t1 ur 'y hS and 20
wafsr nr n fa-rn miles distant F1f terms WHICH WI De
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22

gfAsDFoRTh rtrifAtTe-
-8tx-#Lf4 Z. l1 y fulf1rsi "a fi4r tfosd~sf ~
fonlre.y Geo srucle ~affAni7d " prriyf
n tton~ and ssep n .ure mu-h iougrr y &C
sLy Ia mace win peculiar harp rams oov'srrk
ne oberon m-slle p~dsiI tvf,ien fssrany ~ be
xr-1 and wter tsu1t - - 1-f
qusAly expressed ibe psy-1t nay - ~he-d .nu sacs
loIbis az -suigvss sEnfsETf q AO0Eas
leibR lea Fslsos-si eass sde Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22

CAIItORNIA AtIUIHINt.-UVfF = p N'Ti1
" Wtri-r aud Summsr ot ~ i0 be- sot AZ taf fe
usss prices so lsrge a--1riucnf - gems M boys
fine cofhrg q os -r prices cArrrt brf1re ard
rn re- Than ri-ce, ~ Fashionable goods. which vii p
nsfe to order u sry- ihst rsnro h~ surpessef ~ J.
VANDFEsiLT-s. p Maiden an- and s- Csn4Isi fIsss-
favor with = call and you VII cot he disappointed
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22
CouEr on srEeIAL sEssIoNs : James Kennedy

charged wih stealing valued found guilty aui
sentenced 70 the PeusutsD Coz months John Burden stag
driver charged w ApprsqrstrE h Hcoak valued Al VI.
Inst hi been sccd-uiNy l th- stage uud gui Atd
t-nt uqfsou1eut the Nn Qfsu iof 20 csss Juh1 Cham
plead gui stealing ooai and sentenced % the fu1
81 found
and rrri-ltzry 5 DAYS "
N'ughe Chat with strag barrel OF nour valued a. - Is
osua gu and sea-nced th. feui~a for %
Neo oand guilty assault aut bsfie knocknl
Rughs bosra iae shp jamestown sssnc-
suspended Cattirns ras found quilts Of assaun Brtg-
lams and bscslg her by srAnf her VIII u measure
suspeoied ceore johnson and ~ Thompson coor-c
Coz steaug ottg the value OF SO So o. the P-eut
nanths Qun oard guAl oi stsslag cos
valued suspended Nul Aod-s icr stealing
coat Peni-utar, iof aoafh. Nn Wsos hua
ra,y stealing valued sut % the Pentel
lary days The spes Sessions here oarl-i unl frtl
nr,ru 81 ooffi
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22

81 uANThD-Bys geuuemau and h. VIE p't gi
fN Jsrtasl modern l0r.r In fhe upper part o tr cif
IA led cen Rs@c x~r snd sefh and reAf iu Is 7i
w.v Auv g~ui@e fsuIiy. II similar Numbers N'sNht
n "a. rart of such house lhe advertiser Nuld sr ln
srrtu.. fr such Mons reed ausS~r ths without NE h'
~ references which woad be rerl lTocnet hy NJ Oliver
.,r Atdf-s. Al the Tribune on 'r, wli-h vi he cont
dental where an interviews csu be hsd Od Resident
LII
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22
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III rcr oi Avenue sni f ghiy fourth 81 cani,uinf H'm
- 'I fo ~ lois On he premises sf" - firt house
arf r.rrsrs house, vh usf improvements. ana fruu ui
choice ssrcnus The hglings snt ierres are 20 ie beet
materials and thorough workmanship. h. Ply hr day Tor
ra.h ThH shove li1g susied 1r t. E.nrni % mn
nul fhH1f cod opposite me county frHi Nh
Nih.u - and c1nmsndin, good flrw N iHr ss snd
Hsf ri vefs Being fepsf snd Zee rom every
Inruntrance his property deemed worldly ihr ar4Hn
uf gen en 1,H1 irse giri residence aNHu NIfanff
I.. II .r..
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22
OFFICE or ,TnE U.., Day DOUK, Navy

OYsra Philadelphia FEB y. l849 sealed proposals en-
do-ssd Proposals Tor Dredging" viii be received Al hs
o,e until The 2ih inst for dredging about 10 90 cubic
yards Of mud, Of very son about 600 yards of
be- deposited cof-r afd the remainder removed
Bat sh3r distance For more particular Information ia-
quire n this Odice or by mai, Of
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22

--H 11TT1s hIIsrs anI - N fIfII fef 'sI7I' " y
- s0rf. nsusI farms ii scrrs rarn. one fNfN
stsrf fir atsneery s aher ff qh1srsn. a NEE iun
lA.f Duo folI 100 story house 49, tic1-n sfte Nh
f.r - fIn ir F'arHrI Gel rr VAIL Mondays. N
f.ri sri ID 4faf. VAIL Saturdays I1rt tnfsi io
b. ...N.r 4.va r..Irfai srI KsfNaF y J 'li InHNA'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22
- >,--,I--V. puOrtKrl TOn -sIk

no nnfrrsl. rsi 80 been faNF rrfslffrt 'Y i1e
- Httrf of Trustees nf tlr y ih tris. in. . -
,. IN ,.. vs. a .as ts' HlIirE ihaIeln. tnnen
-. . r. aal rl N.r.sn q Le.srrn John sHi Flinr 80
.re fr-. fri q r-sr aY I'' fefi dr-p Nh
ID , n.s rrsi a te arr-f prr 1f the ciy te property
-fl WiffIAN Jas gOGGs Ofce 81 Wsihst
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22

On. AxrIsELL's NINTH LECTURE.
-. a.. Ar.r..sr Ar,uruitrr,f Assoe i.sson F~t
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22

job snd Newspaper Ofce Of the best In The Cisy
u New YORK comprising large and excellent sssormel
OF types and abundance u machinery, 81 10 hn- order
The permsneng pstronsse very large, snd Of the
profitable Kind. Price - 0oo T-rms-cash preferred but
ooeouon 10 give lme part With good security AP
ply 10 Hessrs. BURNAP BACOCK.
ia lms EnI aar-ss = Y
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22

FaJIFDk>IA-A meeting 0f ne si1csholorf. oi me
I M-chsuc. Mning Company ~ no Ciiy " New o. B
will b- he'd 90 ihe lot day of March next 81 - O'Clock,
sf tre Office OF Waller Anderson, Nssssl.i f.r in'
aierio, on certain crrer, snd confer VIII tef sF-nt.
who sre fo ss flr Caorns tie h or l1h isy ui Nsfch
next b. order u he Trus.~-s. ..
1fffssnfH a WAIIFN N. rrrfarN.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22
sHoW cAsrs AVN sAsHr.

SHoW CASES AND sAsHEs 0f every description
- made 10 order 40 show Cases Always % tant auc
- So IOHs y HoLaEs - o.l.n~,a
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22

~. TO LITTLE lover Psr q hoo'e 90 Pte'1 IL
q gai,s lsi Fulon-sL
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22
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2 krfsns. uIs steam MHl M "a IHuf a.r .lniy
~ now surr' fInr NureruuIrrf HHI Other 'tafI com
trsrfs with UVHfauIr Crf~rt Uferri NI sHH nf in
THfr aiu N sores ~ snd |Yns I'Fi Nn Ne
Rnni.Hi lf.-k good whar siurrnnfsr hrick ni s'rsh
engine lwn r1n ui stones Itns trne nns afi ahuf snlr
irsnf snI limestone QIan.rs 70 vnfks are nnM mas.
rs IOf hl rsf dav which hr much Ucfrn-ri I" -
rsflr 30 ls terminus ~ ihe Delaware sHi Hudson Ga
rs fn ule water anil iHf five hours sail from Nr fff
Iars Do f.sIraha property fpr cunuarufs &C. arre
amount nav refrln ua bond and mortgage nf hrfiass
riiy property received boo exchange
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22

r-. TO IFT-Fre rooms .n le GeV fursio-} houses.
~. L snd 30 Scveuth-st ball caTe,et g. llql.fr on
- The premises
Tvo.try basement srf sfc houses IN jersey Guy rent
S-5 vear Fivr ttreesfory hrick houses u south brous
sn q es.srty situated $40 A. elegant mNns'n fii1,
$500 Ne~ house in Nurkgi tu 1n TI-if-rira o. Co.
on s.-orf-aveuue End forrrsL a. g. Fof--..on gwen
Immediately. Inquire A. N Futon-st .f im'4
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22

IOID TE-TS.-PersJns gong io Ns-ilrnls VI
frd t % heir advantage carry WIN ten -st ~
which hey asc.rsiu ne clsiiy u gold bot- coz
tanning such with acis snd tesi stone csn De ose'
O. aress0ns1.e price, n - -
CJ 4 W. MASON. = Fslion-st 81 a9o..
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-01-18

number of associations have been formed and are
forming at various ports. Unless the tide is checked by
some sudden revuson in the golden land, will con-
tinue to increase and precpate itself upon California
They going. too, not only from the United States, but
from South America, the Sandwich Islands, &c. and
Europe will assist TO swell the current
Is pc ssble for shut eyes TO he consequent
Of this miscellaneous mass, stimulated by the mos
eager passions and thrown upon distant country, with
out adequate government TO control Them Can Con
gre.s adjourn without dschargng its duty 10 ITSELF iii
constituents, and the country which have taker
under our wing?
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Senator HanneQan.

Everywhere in the South the defeat of this gentleman
is regretted The Florence (Aa) Gazette refers to his
ability and eoquence, his "hgh position in the Senate.
where he has stood firm to the constitution and the
rights of the SOUTH to his senatorial career, "bref but
no less briant;" and renders the highest tribute OF
gratitude and praise by saying:
''He does retire from the Senate Chamber wihou,
leaving the impress of his genius upon the history of the
country Although retired to private life, he will still
tain conspicuous place in the hearts of the Anne
people He has conceded the constitutional rights
the South and his eloquent voice has been raised in
our BEHALF the South cannot therefore, look with nder-
ence upon his recent defeat Since he has been immo
lated, sacrificed and betrayed account of his eay
rights becomes the South to take him and
him TO higher position For go for electing him
President Vice President In lS52"Rchmond Enguirer
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d. 1OO REwAED-Ran away from the subscribers

Qp 10n KEWAHD.-Ran away from the subscriber's
ED lOO plantation, Warrenton, Virginia. du ring the
Christmas holidays negro man Joshua The said negro
is about six feet high, very dark, red eyes, and about
years Of aye i.sI
At the same time, and from the place, negro boy
Frederick, elopedsupposed TO be in company with Joshua
Frederick Ia Is years of age made, about five
feet three inches high shows his teeth when spoken and
has very heavy cyelids, which conceal of the eve
when he looks mp.
Said negroes supposed be in the vicinity Brents-
vile Washington city, unless they have attempted 10
reach free State. viii give $25 for arrest OF either
OF said slaves if taken in the State of Virginia District
Columbia $50 for either if arrested out of said State or
District and secured so that get them.
JOHN F. JACKSON
Jan 10-1aw5w~ IutelIigencer1
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Texas Dsbt-Agency.

LIVERY person holding any bonds promssory notes,
L. other evidences of debt against Texas forward
the auditor and comptroller public accounS Of
the State of Texas before the second Monday Of No
vember ls49. orhey will be postponed or barred twill
do forward copies The original bonds, notes. &c,
be forwarded, in accordance with law OF the less
ature OF Texas approved March TO- l84S (See advertise
men in Daily Union) As ind ividuals do feel willing
the risk Of sending their bonds, Nc, by mail and
continually receiving letters nqorng how the writer's
get their evidences of debt to the proper officers of
Texas, have determined to agent in regard the
debt receipt individuals for the amount deposited
with me- the claims the city of Austin, and
procure the necessary receipts for the can be
found Browns HOTEL Washington city, until the adjourn
ment Of Congress. ,74,1s'sr .
rs DAVID g. KAUFMAN
Warrington City. January 6, 1919
Jan 7--dtMarch6
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The following article appears in Yesterdays Baltimore
Sun and Clipper, and extracted believe, from the
Philadelphia Ledger:
"ANoTHsR GOVERNMENT EXPRESS FOR CALIroaNIA--Capt
Meade, United States navy proceeds California in few
days, with special protection from the Mexican minister
Capt Meades orders to proceed with all possible
despatch, and his arrival take command of the
United States Edith and aid in protecting the
of the citizens and government of the United States
a San Francisco We untcrstan that tao Edith
will be used depository for gold, in the absence of
mint at California Every packet leaving San Francisco
for Panama will take from the Edith whatever gold she
may have board and thus it will be conveyed to Cha
grc and thence to New Orleans, with all possible rapdity"
The above article is in correct We understand that
the Edith sent to the Pacific with troops and stores
and it is proposed to her transport between the
ports the northwest coast Mr. Meade applied for the
command of her; but his application too la,e
rangemens had been made in relation to the command of
the ship which conld not be changed without violation
of good faith We hear nothing Of the destination of
Mr.. Meade.
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CTRAfED from their owners, Cows, 20 the
- premises of James Little, the Congress bury ing
ground. The owner owners hereby notified come
forward prove their property, and pay al lawful charges
The COWS are both SIN all OF them is red with the
other is a brown buffalo.
Dec l6--Iaw3w
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
u
The Military YIaitou.-7hs Ohio Gubernatortat D,NeH
rrl. Hf..Lxf Lr

BALTIMORE, Jan. IFS D. m.
The Military Yisitors-7hs Ohio Gubernatoria D9seui
ty-Ths Market, &c.
The New York City Guards rived last night and
net at the cars by the Independent Blues. They have
ceiVed most cordial reception. and now paradng
through our Streets accompanied by the independent Blues
ana the Sharpshooers They this evening for home,
and speak In great admiration of he reception in Wash
ington.
despatch from Columbus, Ohio, that the joint
select committee nom both houses of the legislature. APP
pointed to examine the returns of the governors election
have replaced them in the hands of secretary OF state,
and the speaker OF the Senate Thus matter rests at
present.
There has been an immense rise in the Monongshe,,
river at Pburg causing great destruction OF property
AT meeting of the Grand Lodge O. O +. Of Mary
land, held last evening, Nathan T. Dushsne elected
M W. Grand Master, and b. f. Zimmerman elected X.
w. d. Grand Master.
The MARKErs-In the Baltimore market, to-day, h)ur
dull Holders firm rs for Howard street; but buy
ers Were unwilling to pay over 81 $685. which has boen
offered but refused for some 200 barrels No'hing doing
in City Mills Sales OF aour have been made 50 6s
il is held SIS 6sk SO u.s. We hear of sales of 30 barrels
country meal at 81 Isl and small sales City Mills
w sia. Nothing doing in wheat. Sales of about 5000
bushels corn have been made to-day at "a IS for yellow
slight decline. Small sales OF white at g. OATS 32 3d.
Rye, sales at 6I-some ask &c. Whiskey is firm at "a in
hhds.. and Is in bbls with sales.
AT New York, this morning, the stock market
active Sales OF treasury-noe Sc 1884, and new loan
6's 1909. Exchange on London per cent. premium.
The -four market opened dull Sales of 1900 bbs Gem
at 80 10 5 81 for brands saos OF 600 bbls
southern at IS SO a IS GA The receipts light Corn
meal 81 81 $3, and rye flour 50 49,
The supply of wheat is moderate sales of red at
l09 ia cents, and white I2l Corn is steady but
not active Sales Of mixed So INFERIOR and
5000 bushels prime 63 IS Oats - cents. Rye
IS cents.
Provisions less in demand sales of common pork
at $lO and prime do $S choice city ZIG SO
beef Sl2 so 100 bbls lard Hams cents and
shoulders cents.
The cotton market is rather heavy, though there have
been sales of 500 bacs ut slightly reduced prices.
Sales 200 tierces rice at 81 a 81 cents per ID.
Whiskey in bbls. is selling at "a per gallon.
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PATENT OfficR,
December ~, 18l8.

PATENT Offfcx,
December "a, 1848.
N the petition Harley OF P1essoerg, Fsnn-
.vlvapn nravinp for the extension Of patent grant,
81 IN s,;d Harley Tor an provclnent in casting chill
ed rollers &C. for seven years from the expiration Of said
patent which takes place the ID day OF March, i00s
Il is ordered that the said petition be heard ~ tho Patent
Office on the LIST day of March next at IL O'Clock. M;
anv thew have why said petition ought be granted
Ordered also this notice be pubshed in the Union.
Warrington Tennsylvanian. Phlladslpha; True San.
New York Post. Boston, and Post, Pltsburgonee week
Successive weeka previous TO the M day OF March
EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioners of Patents
S.Edors OF the above papors viii piease COPY, ana
ina this notice - $50 '"' Dec A-lawsw
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NEW and slsg.nt s::ortmsnt of Jswslry, &c.

NEW and elegant assortment of Jewelry, &c.,
~ ROBERT KEYWORrI most respectfully begs ave
his and the public generally, that he
has Just received from the north most elegant and
of iewelry, fancy articles &C. such
. be found elsewhere in the city.
Among the many artcles to be found in this beautiful
collection may be enumerated-very rich and handsome
fob chains gold card case, silver enameed
basket, silver combs Of elegant patterns, together
with large assortment OF bouquet holders card cases
eets pins lookets, SO. All of which may be seen al
the old stand, Pennsylvania avenue, near 9th street,
Jan, l9-2teod.
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y MAYoR's OFFICE, Washington, Dec. %. ls4s.
TN virtue of the first section of the for the improve
be' rs? IS lsas 81 IN shs os~ins words: ": sppv'sa
ice, in two ofihe daily newspapers Of the city and tho
Tor the % the IN the
less than four feet at ordinary low tide for
repairing in substantial and durable the dapi
dated side walls; for reforming modifying singles.
basins abutmens recommended by the surveyor in
construction of such DAMS cespoo other works may
be deemed secure the canal as Tar practi
lateral streams CUTTERS and sewers having first prepared
by the surveyor or snc other engineer may be employed
descriptions and amour, OF the several kinds Of work to BIO
done'
Proposals will be received by the until Saturday
the 18Th of January Si9 inclusive, for the execution of all
the works mentioned in the orsy0uE said frs, section a
scpon of each kind Of work to be done can be obtained
@ Il
hibit plans and specifications explanatory thereof
p
perch for the different kinds Of stone work. S cubic feet
TO the perch also tho time within which the work will be
Dec lid W. w. sEAToN. Mayor.
aS For the purpose Of giving bidders further time
veyor and TO prepare their bids undersandngy, the time
for receiving proposals for the above work extended to
The board Of control will meet at the Mayors Office
Saturday, the 10th instant IL o'clock TO open and
Jan Jan sd I'd Wv. sEAToN. Mayor.
CEILING on Cost.-From this date, the Subscribers
have determined reduce their large and we'll assorted
stock goods by offering the choice articles q prime cost
for cash. and all of such articles as been e over rom
the last previous will be old for what they will
bring, without regard to cost af oeat
stock embraces. only general assortment Of the
desirable and fashionable fancy goods but also tho
pete be found in the District Of
pie and necessary articles for 0c such %
Brussels. Tapestry three ply, and ingram carpetngs
| Floor oilcloths premium and Whitney blankets
White quilts, rugs, curtain materials t.s
Linen and cotton sheetings
Table damasks dwellings napkins, diapers
And in short every article in line, all of which %
be sold regardless of value An early call e earnestly
recommended L. H. HUE q CO
Jan ll-2w
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Progress OF American Arts.

The public has already been informed that the Jackson
Monument Committee of this city have contracted with
Mr. Mills, rising artist of South Carolina for an eques-
TRAN statue Of the Hero OF New Oreans to be cast in
bronze This statue, when completed IL to be erected
Lafayette Square, Immediately opposite to the Presi-
dents SquareCongress having authorized the President
to locate it, and having allowed, aso the necessary
quantity of "copper" taken from the public ordnance TO be
used for that purpose Before the contract was made,
Mr. Mills had exhibited beautiful model of the eques-
ran statue be constructed upon principle OF the
art Mr. Mills has been employed for several months in
this city upon the work he has undertaken and Sat-
urday last visited his studio, near the Treasury
Department in company with young friend who is a
connoisseur in the arts and has had the opporuni-
ty of seeing of the finest statues in Europe.
He has favored US with the following expression
of his opinions; and we are happy 10 bear
our own tribute to the merits of the production We
hail Mr. Mills, indeed, as one OF the most promising
artists in country, and correspondent shows
forming in one important branch of the art The
of balancing the horse entirely and the plan
of preparing for the cast is calculated to great dea
of labor well expense We speak on this subject
with no preensions connoisseur, but with as much
enthusiasm any one-as an amateur, especially, oil
American ingenuity. We have no doubt that MIR Mills
will do honor to himself well to his country by his
genius, the original conception OF his subject and the
delicate execution of his plans
1t is probable that the monument will be completed in
twelve months. In the time, requested &c
state that the agent. Mr.. Sheke will call those in
the District who have not yet subscribed and will visit
Alexandria next week, and the city OF Richmond The
first of February, for the object. 1t is hoped all
will respond to the call, the stone will be ait
at early day-say the 18th of March, or the 4th OF
July at farthest.
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"WEDNESDAY, January II. 1910

WEDNESDAY, January IT, lsio
VIM Caswell Ferrel, esq, of South Carolina was ad-
United an attorney and counsellor of this cosrt
No 30 +. Irving et al, plaintiffs in error, u.s. NJ
Wilson The argument of this cause was commenced
by Mr. H. c. Lee for the plaintiff. in error and continued
by Nj .ssrs Lawrence and Badger for the defendant in
Adjourned until tomorrow, II o'clock m.
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(tITY TAxGs.-Ten rer cent. deduction prompt
~ payment-Notice is hereby given, that the taxes
upon real and personal property for the lS4S became
due the LIST instant, and payable this office
deduction OF ton per cent is allowed by law iom all
bills for said year paid during the months OF January and
February. ,4tir-.n A. ROTHWELL,
Jan ll--2awtMerlif nIl ltl'. s'i Collector.