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tsa FOR RENT, the upper part of the tenemen
l4 occupied by the subscriber Possession given ls o
September. JNO MCCONNELL
DIFF r.!
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WEBB, BACON & co.

q
4 M BASKETS FRESH OLIVE OIL; a
AOV cases Ynuia LICORICE; 20 cases superior
CalabIia stick do, receiving, for sale by
au WEBB, BACON & co
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RICHMOND, August LIST, l949 iy 31-c2w
XILIIIIAM ID. STROIIil - 1laEa ,,a.;,-. IL. i

WILLIAM D. STROUD Take notice that
w SHALL on the 9TH day of September ls49 at the
tavern house OF Thos Morris in the county of Charlotte
proceed to take the dispositions OF Thomas Roberts and
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for Char
loe county, in which am plaintiff and YOU are defend
ant. Yours, &c, KESIAH STROUD
Who sues by H. D. McCargo, her next friend.
~ xu1t
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Richmond, 3ls July, 1949 " a

-" CoNIRACIORS.--Se proposals will he
received al the office OF the James River and Kama
VIVA Company IN Richmond, until the 10Th day OF NON.
next for the construction of the connection of The Comm
nya Canal with the tide water of James River at ich
hlohd rom the BASIN along the line OF the old locks and
through the Richmond dock This work will consist Of
hive locks OF IL g. 10 feet lift with short intermediate ba
sins SUCH cuvers, walls, wastes, street bridges etc 4s
shall be necessary the raising of the walls and en-,
6ankment OF the present Dock; the extension of tha
LOCK lew hundred feet eastwardy and the cousirtc
oh OF an outlet lock at the lower end thereof capable
ol dung the largest vessels coming to the port OF c
mond ~ ~ '
Sealed proposals will also be received at the same time
following works: ~ ny
fof the construction OF the connection OF the compa
ny canal with the klyanna river at Columbia This work
will consist OF canal four and half miles lono ~ tb
dam the Rivanna river at Sllman,s Mil st
guard lock, and several culverts
q For the construction of the connection of the Com
pany canal With the James River at Cartesyle rTha
work wil consist OF timber am James River the
excavation OF basin at Penberton, and a canal from
10 feet lift. % wan N u
8 For the construction OF the connection of the Com
Ranys canal with the James river near New Canton
ms molh Mili CONSIST OF lumber dam James river
feet lift " ~ "
4 4 wooden bridge across James river at Hardviels
VILE IA long supported by stone piers about 0 fer
s. wooden bridge across James river at Bent C,eol
$40 feet long, supported by stone piers about 40 fee
apart.
This work will be paid for in current bank notes Re-
sides the usual reservation of20pe cent on the monthly
estimates the contractor or contractors will be required TO
give ample security satisfactory the Board of Directors
for the completion ofthe work the time and in the man
ner specified in the contracts
Plans OF the above work will be exhibited and speciS
cations thereof delivered the contractors al the
nys office in edmond by the 9Th day Of August next
application to MIR E. H Gill the Engiueer in CHARGE at
the tide water connection and Mr. John Couty the En-
gneer in charge OF the other works above enuerated
After the receipt OF the proposals. time will be taken Tor
the consideration thereof until the 23d Of the same month
on which day in the proposals should be found salts
factory, the several jobs above advertised WILDE e
WALTER GWYNN
Chief Engineer ] r 81 K Go
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| r,a- WILLIAM M. FULTON, Trustee.
| FOR RENT-The store No LYONS Row 224 Rroad
street. and possession given Immediately Apply to Rich
| ard Hill, Esq, Agent, or to the subscriber
| WILLIAM NJ. FULTON
| y 10 Attorney Law, etc, rs Main street
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B. w. KNOWLES A Ger

Richmond, Va
Office NO 81 Nam street. store OF Judah Myers, Esq
Dr. A. SNEAD Medical Examiner. corner 9Th and Mar
shall streets. au 10 4t
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SsrRArroN's OFFICE, No. s. South illh

Let all the world say what they cam
I or selling prizes, STR ATToN's the man
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NOR RENTs-A neat tenement near Clark,s oroce
Il ry, Shockoe Hill. Rent Sc per month Apply to
TOLER & COOK
Jy2O Agents and Auctioneers Pearl street
WRLEACHED AND BROWN DOMEsITCs.
AS A good assortment Bleached and Brown Bones
tics "A % and ia Cotton and Linen Sheeting heavy
Sheetng Linens; fine Irish Linen, ETC.
y20 ]. G. CHENERY.
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oTICE.-JoHN T; FORD having, BY deed Of
yeyed to me his effects, debts etc. for the benefit Of ali
his creditors, those who desire avail themselves Of
the provisions OF said deed requested and required to
sign the same within thirty days from the date thereof All
persons indebted are requested to make payment without
delay as 1t Is desirable to settle the business as soon as
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-10

HSNGLISH FLUID BLACkING.-We keep on
Ia hand supply Of the above of the old established
concern of Day & Martin which, with half the labor
produces the most brilliant jet black fully equal TO the
brightest Japan Vanish affords peculiar nourishment to
the leather is perfectly free from any unpleasant SMELL
and in minute produces the most brilliant lustre For
sale by DOVE & ISAACS
Also, an assortment of superior Shoe Brushes
n g.
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WNT HEAT WANrED.--We wish TO n,rcbaee
wv 10000 bushels prime Wheat on lower James Ri
YER at good landings
au 10 SHIELDS Il SOMERVILIE.
GA FOR RENT the house occupied by DR.. II T
44 MILLER on 4th street, between Franklin and Grace.
Rent moderate to good tenant Possession on the 18th
day OF September Apply TO
au 10 RORERT MOTIF
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N HAVE received few Mathews Patent Parella
- Chain Vices; also superior Cotter keyd Vices-tor
sale. ap III THOS A RUST
THVO PAINTERS AND BUTLDERS.-Wbite
II Lead, dry and In oil
Lnseed OH, Spirits Turpentine
Copal, Japan, Furniture and Coach Vanishes
Chinese and French Vermilion Paris Greens
Sand Paper Glue of all kinds
Painters Brushes and Colors OF every description
For sale low by ALEX, DUVAL, Druggist
my IA l47 Main street
pLUE LICK WATER from the Blue Lick
- Springs a. kentacky-'The subscribers are the
only agents this city for the sale of this valuable water
Our supplies obtained direct from the Springs-with
the propretors OF which have an arrangement, qua
raneeing the exclusive sale of all water sent from the
Springs for this market which enables to furnish all
times fresh and in great perfection,
In letter dated 18th June, the OF this agreement
reiterated and cautioned against the introduce
ton OF spurious sold of the Western cities
which although smlarn OF its outward characters
tics has OF the valuable properties of the genuine
Blue Lick Water.
PURCELL LADD & CO., Druggists
jy Is Sole Agents for the Blue Lick Water
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l OF $4,000 dollars 20 of lOOO,,
Grand ConsoidaedLottery No So to be drawn in Raj.
tnnore August 1lth, l549 70 numbers, Is drawn
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a L Rules held in the Clerks office of the Circuit Su
~ perior Court OF Law and Chancery for the county
Of Halifax, in the month OF July, ls49 Spotswood II
Crenshaw, William G. Smithson and Mary Ann his
wife, James G. Yaney and Martha his wife, Richard T.
b Williams and Louisa his wife, Narcissa P Crenshaw
Iohm D Crenshaw and Lucinda Crenshaw and another
plamtfis against l3hn coleman in his right and as
con, 5potswood Bacon, Mary Wright, VIM s. Mosley
and Martha hiswite, VIM; II, Bacon, Waddie A. Bacon
and Harriet Bacon, and others, defendants~IN CHAN
Gerry.
The defendants, Washington Bacon, Spotswood Ba,
con con, Mary Wright VIM 5 Mosley and Martha his wife
VIM, H. Bacon Waddie A, Bacon and Harriet p Pacon
not having entered their appearance and it appearing BY
satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants OF this
Commonwealth, ii IS ordered, that the said defendants
Washington Bacon, Spotswood Bacon, Mary Wright
Nm S, Mosley, and Martha his wife VIM IT, Bacon
Waddie A Bacon and Harriet P Bacon, do appear here
on the first day OF September term next and answer the
plSntiis bill and that copy Of this order be forthwith
vey and posted at the front door of the Court House
this county.
copy Teste, WIN s. HOLT d G.
ie 27-W9W 49, -
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AWLEY sPRINGS.--This delightful IgafeTina
~ place, II miles from Harsonburg IS now omen foI
bills SITES, MTITFR = no IVA VI7 aec
ie26-dSw - - l.
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RoCERY AND COMMISSION Ri,

n KOCEKY AND COMWTsSYON HTTsI.
~ NESS-Ihe subscriber is now making arrange
mens to establish himself in the large house, No Is
on i4th OF earl street. u doors below Messrs Kent Ken
GKOCEkf AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, and
will be prepared to execute orders and receive eonspn
ments by the 10th instant 49,
Tie will always keep on hand a full assortment of GRO
CEKlES, IRON, &C. and will strictly attend to she sale
OF al country produce consigned to HIM He hopes by
laiul attention to business, and the interests OF his friends
and customers, merit liberal share Of public patronge
au dtf EDWARD II. SKINKER
a DAMANTINF CANDLEs.-No. 10 suitable
IN Tor Hotels, for sale by
V 80 JOHN N GORDON e. SON.
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EMOv AL.The subscriber having taken the store
y formerly occupied by r a. Steubner begs leave to
inform his customers that he ready to accommodate
them on the most reasonable terms Wishing TO thin out
my preset stock as much as possible, give place
who will favor me with call at No ls3 Broad street
Shockoe Hill GEO IN RTrDD
Y24-2aWtt
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THIS DAY.

=" ILL be sold on FRIDAY the 10th day Of Apgi-,
ls49, at 81 o'clock, A. NJ, at the wheelrieht sboa
lately occupied by Joseph Woodson on 18th street tie
oo5, Lumber, &C. belonging to the late Jos Woodson
JAMES. NJ. TAYLOR, D. c., for
au JOHN GODDIN, H. c. c. r
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REFERENCES: Editors Richmond Wing and yelling
IN Goddn. GEO WOODFINs
" 2S-tf
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, }
Richnnnnd Annnsi 1910 (

nv Richmond, August /, l949
The parties interested in the foregoing decree are hereby
noed TO attend at my office the City OF Richmond on
the 18th day OF November next at 10 O'clock A. NJ with
the evidence necessary 10 enable me to perform the duties
required by the said decree And all other persons who
nave CLAIMS upon the said royalties rents or any part
thereof required to present the same before me on the
10Th day OF November next within ten DAYS thereafter
au w9w JOHN SHORE Con1'r
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RE EVE M D. HOGE'S BOARDIwe. Ann
ma Day SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES' Con-,
NER OF FRANKLIN AND FIFTH STRElTs-The next Term
Arrangements have been made for the Accommodates G
still larger number of boarders than could be received
last session. ~ '''e1'eu
For particulars to the studies pursued terms 85o
apply personally or by letter, to Rev NJ D oqI Rich
mond. -, II tSiS'1
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Snsqaehanna Lottery, No. 80, to be drawnnin Ball
more, August 29th ls49 rs numbers, l3 drawn,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-10

II AEGS mountain Lard, receiving and for sale BY
81 W IL RAGLAND g. BROTHERS.
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HVIs 80, shafea m proportion. Certificate OF a
&c oil wholes $50; halves SIS; quarters s37 So
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-10

XIRGINIA:--At Superior Court of Chancery 70,
v the Richmond Circuit held the State Court House
IN the City OF Richmond, Monday July 10, 1919 VIII
liam ]; Barksdale, Wyndham Robertson, William H
Maclafland, and James Lyons Plaintiffs:
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bki ~ SCHEME FOR AUGUST 18th.
100 Prizes of $1,000 eacl-Capital s65 yOOOI
Grand Consolidated Lottery class No s. to be drawn
In Baltimore August 18th. rs numbers Ia drawn.
GRAND CAPITALS:
! rfize OIL 900 Prize OF 500. $500
do. ,......... 10000 100 do. ... 1000
do. .:..... 1900 100 do ... 500
&c. &c 80
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SrOCK 8ALRN


K1; do peferrso 2x 3ds Boston and w.rosssr Raiesd
lSk do iUo}t Bostoa Providence kair 3D. 8s;
x eoston .nd Maine RAilre in2K; do no W3H q, do
ksnroad sS Western Railroad 1911 81 do WVx Is
burg Raoss b0 lUS "a Fall Rivsr Railroad b. yChs.srs
pAroad k 5korShsro Railroad. 70 10 East Boston o. l3
Be- tou banh u e2r0 nssdins Hairoad B,nds $50 h3x
Nessib iraad l0 10 Vermont Central Rstiroad 64A 100
e60. 1h; shares nsrohsp'S Bank, tOX
Auction - shares Boston and Maize kAoAo 100 tl1A;
~ Suth shore Railroad. S. Concord and Moatrsai RsL
road. n9h 9k mpton BrAnch RAILROAD S. ~ Trem mt
Dsursp % 10 Aas nAsh 93 ~ shawDut Bans. 81 10
Bosom Bank 6sx no City Bank % 5000 esrsaeass ssstoo
CITY Per .h psy,sls ASss:s ~ lsss who.. sSap,ns
able 1s6z. with coupons lM -
FOREIGN MARKETS.
KIrssTor, Jam March IL Il Flour The stock 10 very
heavy. sha the consumption extremely limited Sales
Of fresh Baltimore and Georgerown have been made ct
ass per Dbl For lot OF 500 bbls emily 27s has been
offered and accepted parcel which hes been sofae
time In this ispd brought only 24s per bbl. here Is
NO inquiry for New Orssns PhiIsdelphis The last
cargo from Baltimore consisting Of $50 bbs has bss
sold snost ~ 27s MsAl-rhe stock IL enormous; 1885,
per bbl hss bssn accepted for fresh but ct this
price NO considerable quantity can be moved 200
barIss, the last arrival, have been sold at u.s. o.,
cash this lot the sale of Baltimore nour
last notice. above Lard 7 he market had begun to
improve when the arrival Of equal to 1000 ksgs from
Phiisdelphis again exercised q depressing effect We
quote salss barely 3d. Pork-Ws quote prime ct o0s
sno 1T o6 70s with down ward tendency. The
stock 10 hesvy and the demand trifsg. Hams Lsa'
osshre are sea 60. American Of exoellen mt quality
have been sold ct Sd. per 10 high, however, Is 7d
has been obtsined fer this description, which 10 not
abundant
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man, Of Detroit, as the probable successor OF Mr.
Burke, continue good, 1t removal OF the latter
10 20 be made soon.
The cabinet are daily In session, but are cup
rorsd to be generally engaged rather in marking
out a course or plan Of acton to be pursued, than
m making drinite removals and appointments.
Rumors rrsp@ cung their proceed 'ngs are of course
numerous enough, and often quite contradictory,
and u zee n idS 10 repeat them In few days
we shall have netting more certain and decided
a. 10 what we may expect, than has yet come 10
hight. There is very lille doubt, that general
system OF changes IN the more I'm .ortant offlces
throughout the country, viii be adapted ana puI'
sue d with prudence and caution: In Inc mean
time, changes in the post offices. in cier, towns,
and villages. where there rs wing majority among
the PEOPLE, may be expected 10 ee m zoe WIN aS
much rnpidlty as circumstances VIII aomt.
I think II pr, bsble that the appointments TOT
Philsdelphia, tor the important ofhces, VIII De
made before those OF New York.
The Washington CITY California Mining Asso-
estion start this afternoon by the railroad tor the
W,st 10 take an ove land route to California Una
Fort Smith, Atkansas) They are over 80 in num-
her. and sre fine looking body Of men, mostly
rpd.I rs years Of age, and clllzens OF this District
and yiclniry They are well armed and equipped,
and among their number are Mr.. Fende rich and
Mr.. Bruf, We II known as photographers and artists.
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DIED.


On Thursday, April 9th. Maria LOUISA FLORENCE,
daughter Of John aud Catherine Florence junr aged
Their friends and aoquaiutanoes are invited to At
tend the funeral from No Green street, At O'Clock
ON We pesday, the 9Th instant, JAMES Nc MuRaAv,
of Thomas and Margaret Watson, aged years and
20 days
The relatives and friends Of tho family are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral this (Fridsy after
noon at O'Clock, froR the house OF his parents, No.
174h Thompson street, without further Invitation.
Hin remains iii be taken TO Green wood for inermeut
On Wednesday evening. 4th instant ALICE ELIZA
BETH, eldest daughter Of Jsssph and Ann Maria
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from the reside Of her father
No % Pike street ON Frid.y the Oh instant, at ~
Cemetery for iptermeut
On the 9th instant, Of Group. EUGENE VANENrINE,
con Of ThcmasP and Amelia Wilson, aged years,
msn,hs, and Gays.
His r.maips viii be taken to East Chester for inter-
mept, this day the 9th instant, at O'Clock A. M.
Yesterday, in tho g h year Of her age, ROMANO M
child OF Antonio and AmsltY Rasines
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral TO- morrow (Sstur
day. merping At 10 O'Clock from No 50 Greene street.
without further invitation Her remains will be taken
to tho family burying ground at Westohsstsr, for
At Brooklyn tho 5th instant in the blessed hope
Of glorious Immortality, CHanToPHER SEAwARD,
eldest Branch Pilot Of this city aged So years.
The relatives and friends Of the family and the pilots
and uardsps Of the port are respectfully invited to
from bis late residsn No 256 Gold street. near
Myrtle avenue The remains win b conveyed to
Greenwood for interment.
On tho 9th instant after an illness Of two weeks
with typhoid fever, GEORGE H BAsxERvILLE, late Of
Vnginis.
His remains will be removed from No 81 Broadway
to Cemetery this day. (Fridsy) at O'Clock
M where tie funeral ,ioss will take place His
friends and acqusintances invited to attend with
out further notice.
Richmend Whis and Enquirer please notice
At San Martin, Mexico, on thu I'd ultimo, ARNOLD
TucRyR, Of Great BarriDgton Mass lie Q native
Of Pine Pains, in this State and Ut the time Of
his death one OF Captain Hutton's company of Cali
forps eniRrspts
In Boston on Tuesday the 3D. instant, Major BryIA-
MIN X. ANpREws, aged 20 years, Of the MassAchu.
eetts regiment Of volunteers. He contracted con.
sun ption while In Mexico
On the 24th Of February last at tho Island Of st.
Kittr where he bad gone for tho bsnen of his health
JOSHUA UNpERHiLL OF New York, aged 40 years
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Married.

At the church on Washington Square, ON Thursday,
the 6tn nstant, BY the Rev Dr. Hutton. ADoLPHUs NJ.
SAME to JULIA X youngest daughter Of Thomas T.
Woodruff Esq, all Of this city
In this city, April 9th, by the Rev. DR. Cone. Mr..
HErHY GODDARD, to Miss EUGEKIA d C. BULL, both Of
Warcsat~r Mars
On Wednesday, April 4th, by the Rev Edwin F. Hat.
field. Mr. MICHAEL Dewey Of this city, to Miss ELIZA
BETH SMITH. Of Brooklyn, l.. ].
In Baltimore, Md, on Saturday, the 31st ultimo,
CHARLES SCAHEBELLA. Of New York, to Miss Many
EMMA Matthew Of that city.
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Dr. NoIcott Miss Wsldsp ~ ne wsss-hr seyfrf.
CATION ~ law and lady, Johnson LADY asd son. NJ
IA, m Ship New Yors-Ns Imsr,sv NJ Ros.
born, in me 81, ,,s sassnd VI do; Dr. Giles.
y.rnss M ysp A,snto-nr Jsn,is aad two xIsss
LEI AID eLld. '" As''-Af 81 barbank nn fow~
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MDDLs-HApD.m, Coss., April 3, 1s4e.
sek % The Bark Fio,idiaa--Ju,tce to Csptaia
Whino,e

MiDDL.-HAppsM, Coss., April 3, 1s4o.
me wreck 81 The Bark Flo,dian--Ju,tics to Captaia
Whifno,e
JAMES q. BErNETr Esq:
Deer sir-In the Weekly Herald Of March s1st. you
copy from the London CAreaee an scooust Of IN. loss
ofthe bark "Fioridian" Of New York, T. yyhi.mors,
mater, on the English coast. After describing tn.
lees Of the bark the writer remarks The u,soobo,x
catastrophe entirely attributed to the want Ofjuig
snt on the part Of the commander
The above remark Ia, think harsh and uncslsa
ter from the circumstances Of the case. Must 20 the
captain who OF to the charge az csioul.
tea to beghten the Of his ie ud. and those Of
his young wife who shared the fate OF hu.band-
The socoupt alluded to was written by an English
agent Of underwriters who suppose thinks IL Ia his
duty to blame the captain in all oasss where ship Ia
lost but who II PEELED TO admit that this accident
during fearful gale, and that several other
vessels we're wrecked At the sAme time and place.
" with these facts IN view, you tbnt, with me- the
remark above quoted harrh and uBjust, bleaee
much ~ the Herald Of this week act Of jastise
to the dead, and consolation TO their friends hsvs
Known Captain Wbitntre for many years. aud oonsi.
osrsc him COED seaman and competent ship ru,ssr
n. v. r.
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The EmisvGnt Hospital Money
The following resolution WAS submitted to the As
smbly this morning BY Mr.. James II. Bowen, member
from New York -
"Rssolved, That the Attorney General BE- dire,tsd
to report to this House whether his opinion the State
II nov legally liable TO refund tho Hospital money
paid into the treasury under protest and II So whe.
Their In his opinion such money should be to
the passrgers 10 the masters OF vessels
In which they were imported"
The resolution was adopted II was offered at the
suggestion Of the Comptroller. The demands which
shipmastsrs and others contiu ualy making upon
him to refund the money which they have paid unds
protest to the Commissioner Of Emigration render
1t necessary that the State authorities should altogether
Iefuse pay back there funds make some provision
for their restoration TO the parties OF whom
TO the ceci ion Of the Supreme Cosr they have been
unconsttutiop ally collected. observe that the Law
ccer Of the state has press ntsd to the Lex-
lsture embody ing the principles and views
bic Mon upon this subject lately published in
the Ho0id enclose copy Of this act reported to
the Senate this morning. This bill vas made special
order for this afternoon but there Ia Quor of
Senators prtent aud under the Instructions Of the
Sensfe the SergesDt-at arms 10 busy running about
'own trying to call up quorum Of Senators.
, ne senate patsed The amended bill providing for
he so,~rnment Of the amshouse and psaitsntiary in
New York.
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The Ca psl Board Ct the State Of New York have
reduced the rates the different canals sax per
on Indian corn and corn meal, and Is per cent
barley, oats, and broom corn, from former rates.
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eshs On itA Phillips prsdsrehsburyh
SaAs Hartf I'd, Baas Phsiassphis.
Bchr Brown, Richards New Lsadon.
eohr Loe Choe -. 0loueessr.
SchY Ar Z, Inc Leland p, ovideuee
Sleep Artbt D.vis. Bristol NJ
Hivsp Planter, CsrswYisht ssg Haibor
ussov.
Shin Maid Of Orleans from Orleans. 10 " Nelson
Barb barmion, u Bostos. from Vic JaHeiro.
Alo . BIZ ship, snd sips and bark unknown
Sailed.
ehips Min. Galveston; WAbasb New OrIeanG Camden
ChsrsstoB Boves BEER DO barts Pass Pr). Lasuayri
ethscg Bartlett Mobiles Petr Denn. S.vaDpAh; briss Nc
pupnsr, wDsop. Vera Cruz; AbesnA hatan1As WssumpkA
nVhs.
Apnnbwind at rse, sw; meridian. WI sun set NNw,
bowiig hard