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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-26
@STEA1 TuSf 'GOFFtCE( No. D, South i4ih
~ street.
Z Let all the world say what they oan
For selling prizes, STRArtoNs the man.


Drawn Nos. of Delaware extra, No 135--Nov 18th:
IS 63 10 Is 81 Is 60 40 60 80 "a 3 81.
Whole Nos, 10 SO 20, sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware, No. DC, Nov 18th:
36: 90 69 so 81 AZ 40 40 A AZ 81 80
Haf Nos, 81 41<5Q "a prize of $500 Sold and
- STRATTON
Drawn Nos. Of Monongalia, No. 12s-Nov 10th:
81 81 43 r. as 9 IS 81 81 Is %.
Whole Ticket Nos. % As 81, a Prize Of $500, sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Sussex No 92-Nov 18th:
So rs 46 10 70 81 3 90 49,
Ticket Nos. and IS, prize of $3.50, sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn nos. of Sussex, extra, No. 139-Nov 18th:
81 90 So 69 81 64 90 As 26 So e. IA s.
Ticket Nos. 26 81 49, capital sold and paid by
STRATTON
Drawn Nos. of Sussex, No 93-Nov 22d:
70 II So Cd "a 9 60 68 So 25 SO SO II 3.
Drawn Nos. of Sussex extra, No. 141-Nov. 23d:
Sc SIS 10 rs ID IS % Is "a 45 "a 70 26.
Drawn Nos. of Monongaia, No. L--Nov 23d:
SIS 81 81 80 60 81 80 70 90 SO ID 81.
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN q co.
vH,HREE HUNDRED g. FIFTY CASES

vEsHREE HUNDRED 81 FIFTY CASES
IL BOOTS, SHOES IL HATS, AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY,, 9th Nov, at 10 o'clock, we
will sell at auction store, large assortment OF
Boots and Shoes, all fresh and desirable Winter Goods
consisting Oh
Mems heavy water Boots 6 to Is
Gents fine kip Boots, to Ii
Gents lined and bound Bootees, z to 10
Ladies morocco thick ole Buskins and Ties
Do goat calf and fine leather do do
Womens extra size peg'd and sewed Boots, to 9
DO do quality regularly assorted, 3 to s
Gentemen's superior calf dress Boots-PhladeI-
phia make.
Heavy double soed R. R. Brogans
Do fine kip and calf do
Boys superior lined and bound Brogans
Boys thick water Boots
Boys fine kip and calf Boots
4ouhs' thick and fine do
Richmond made Brogans
200 sides Leather
100 cases Silk and Wool Hats.
ALSO-An invoice of Winter Clothing
TERMs-Under 500, cash; 800 and over 4 mos
credit, for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN e. CO..
no ]S Aucs.
VALUABLE REAL sGSTATHON BYRD
STREET AND JAMES RIVER CANAL
FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Wil be sold OF
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, the 9th November 1850
upon the premises, commencing at 81 o'clock, two
brick tenements and vacant lots situated the corner
OF Byrd street and the Canal opposite Burrs ioun-
dry and the lumber house of Mr.. Thos Williams A
map OF the property can be at my office in few
days.
TERMs-Onethrd cash; balance at 6 and 10 months
for negotiable notes. interest added and title withheld
until the last note shall be paid.
no 81 w GODDIN Auct
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-26
DTS ON BROAD
BY FICHARD CAUTHoRN.

TED OCULAR SALE DAYS. MONDAYS,
LII Wednesdays and Fridays.-Sale of horses every
q oeaeyk e at at y soe "n 18th
variety of Miscellaneous articles, consisting OF the fol
l0G GRRg6cAb1Es-sup.r. Coffee. GuoDowder Tea,
Candies, Soap, Nails, Starch, Bacon Hams, Shoulders
and Sides Rice PepI eY, Ginger Brandy, Whiskey Gin,
Moasses Butter, Lard, Herrings Shad.
FURNITURE-B Bureaus Sideboards, Washstands,
Feather Beds, Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Bedseads,
Chairs, Capdlestands, Dining, Tea and Toilet Tables,
Bedding of every description, Tenders, Shovel and
longs, with many other articles in the house keeping
line.
SHOES, CLOTHING, &c-I will also sell Boots
Shoes, Slippers, Clothing of every kind, Hats Cap
Crockery- ware, Matches, Writing and Wrapping Pa
per, Books, &c.
au2l R.~CAUTHORN.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-26

HBY virtue of a Deed of Trust executed by Edward
ND w Sims and wife, to William Leitch and Ed
mund w. Sims Ir, dated 23d August lS4 and duly
corded in the Clerks Office OF Buckingham, the under
signed acting in obed fence to an order OF the Circuit
Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for the County
of Buckingham, will sell to the highest bidder at the
slate ouarrjes of said Sims, New Canton, on tire
18th day of December next, if alr 1t not the next fair
day thereafter the following land l42 acres on which
the said slate quares suated one other tract on Slate
river called Bridgeport containing one acres one other
tract on Hunts Creek above the quaes containing 22S
acres also the said Sims interest in 80 acres on Contra
nv Creek in the county Louisa, and the said Sims n
county of Nelson The first tracts will be sold to-
geher. On the first tract is every necessary building
for the accommodation OF large iarnly, and quarry
hands The fund slate believed to be xhaustlbe,
and excels in quality any that is raised in the United
States and its contguity to market makes 1t a most
valuable property. The third tract good farming land,
the greater part of which is IN woods The tract IN
Louisa is supposed to contain god and the last lme
The terms of the deed require the property to be sold
for cash or upon credit. The terms will be made known
on the day OF sale The property will be shown to any
one by Bennett F. Ballowe, living at the quarres, and
invite especially the creditors in the deed to attend the
sale as wish TO close it, The title to the above proper
ty is believed to be good but selling as Trustee shall
convey S''N '''' GEORGE H. MATTHEWS.
Buckingham, 10Th Oct. 1850 no ll--law4w
rOMMISSIONER'S SALE OF Landry
" virtue OF decree entered up IN the suit OF Lucy
Watkins against Peter d. Guerrants administrator and
others bv the Circuit Court OF Cumberland county, the
Undersigned acting as Commissioner under said decree,
will on the 9th OF December, 1880 il fair, not on
the next fair day in front of the Eagle Hotel, IN the
town Of FarmviIe offer for sale the highest bidder,
on credit OF six and twelve months, the purchaser gv
ing bond with good security Tor the payment OF the
money tract Of Land living in the county of Cumber-
land belonging to the estate Of Peter D. Guerrant
deed and containing by estimation about four hundred
acres This tract of Land is situated about tour miles
from the town OF Farmve, and large part OF 1t IS well
wooded. Ii is deemed unnecessary to give mole de-
tailed description of it, as presumed that any one
desiring to buy will examine for himself.
SAMUEL c. ANDERSON, Com'r.
oc % Iaw2m
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-26

SATURDAY-Sussex, extra, No 144-Capital S.
quarters 25c.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-26

Virginia Lottery, Glass 1873, to be drawn Both Nov.
rs nos. 10 drawn Capitals $4,000, 20 900, IS, 900,
5000 5000, so of 1000, SO of 500, $50 of 250 &C.
Tickets 10; halves S; quarters so.
Buyers referred to my Register of Prizes, to be
sverv drawing continues to increase the number
Orders for packages certificates of packages, and sin
gle tcketsn the above schemes in all the Lotteries, will
be promptly attended to, and drawing sent when le-
quested Please address orders to
no 25 N. STATION, Richmond, Va.
MH AGER'SyOFFICE.-D. PAINE & co
I'VE corner Main and Governor streets.
For THIS DAY at II o'clock-Capital: 2 of 49,,
600. Q of 1000, &c. Tickets 81.
This Evening, at oclock-Capitas $4,000, E1O-
600, &C. Tickets SIS.
Drawn Nos. of Grand Con solidated, 81:
90 Sc 7 % Is ii Is 3 "a IL 76 AZ 81.
G. W. PURCELL & CO.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-26
ED. A. GALLAHER,

Republican Office, Richmond, Va.
NB-Approved form books with guide and COM
pee instructions and explanation for the assistance of
claimants in making application for Bounty Lands, &c.
The above work is sale at the Republican Office.
Richmond, Va. oc 10 c3m
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-26

NOTICE is hereby given that | shall move the
Vi Circuit Court of Law for The county of Henrico,
lin the Stae Vrgna) to direct transfer OF livestock
in the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road Company. standing on the Books of that Compa-
nv IN the name OF David Ives.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-26

TUESDAY-Sussex, extra, No 142-Capital S.
600. IS numbers, II drawn Tickets 81, halves SOC,
quarters 25c.
acknowledgements, No. 131-Capital $22,-
2S2 &c numbers, 10 drawn. Tickets S.. halves
50 so, quarters 25.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-26

WNIRE CRACKERs.--5O packages No. Fire
n Crackers, just received, for sale by on
no 26 VIM. TAYLOR.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-26

HD Cheese and 20 tirkins No. Goshen Butter, per
schooner New York, for sale by
mo Ok A RICHARDS
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POSTPONEMENT-The above sale is postponed
by request of the owner, until TUESDAY, the 18th
inst at 4 o'clock, P. NJ, at which time it will positively
take place. no ~
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-26

MT IGHT SALES! NIGHT SALES lon Mon
VI day Evening, the 23d Sept, at half past7 o'clock
at my store, opposite the City Hotel, will commence
during the season. at which time will be sold from the
shevesa general assortment of staple apd fancy Dry
Goods, Hardware and Cutlery, Fancy Goods &c, &C.,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-26

r OW PRICED MOUSLAINES. &e.-My
l. stock of low priced Mouslaues, Cashmeres, Al
tferoa them at low prices. J. G. CHENERY,
no 26 Opposite Depot
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-26

TO give reliefto cruel pangs OF pain,
Relieve the patient from his torturing grief,
To cure instantly Burns, Sores and Sprains,
Is the object of Railways Ready Relief.
Sores of all kinds, Lumbago and stiff back,
Rheumatism, Cramps, Paralysis and Govt,
Lr.o,. p;++on lilac h-or Cold Cuts or Oh aps-
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-26

BIZ hJUIiN N. %. IN III, oALESMAN'
COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE
" AND LOT AT AUCTION--Will be sold on
the pre- misses, on TUESDAY, the 26th inst, without
reserve at o'clock, a comfortable Dwelling House
and Lot. on the Western side of 25th, between Main
and Franklin streets. The House is occupied,
and in good order.
no 81 w. GODDIN, Auct.
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BOOK TRADE.
NEW AND POPULAR wonxs

4 TIE WORKS Of Edgss 4 POI. eersp-sr !, yoss
L . mo via 3 rortrsf Pree g ~
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pghashel :. ceats eeeh
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6 TIE Poelcl WORKS q Percy Byssse shelley con-
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: s-c Penny Nsga-.nc. BE- vuls 81 each
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\ tn.verNeIt 70 'A.rd e1uC-. Sos
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49, ia'uy per-sa. On ResiHen p.> cacv Snt Mcrll
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20 an cihrg tecl'ns c Tie cAr,L ;helr rraeiA IA
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Mn,ieL History. sOErsrA, Sad crnsisu. BY Gecrss
hogsrh s. cts
FaSs~aes ssj sor sAs by J ; REDgIELD
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-19
EVOLUTION IN PERIODICAL LlrERArURE
NOLDrN'S DOLLAR MAGAZINE.


THIS FOPN LAR MAGALiNE which started t~o
1 ysar- since new adventure no publishing with me
% afordug o ta- read 4 mssse. OF he United
states work of he Highest cass A. e lowest price, bAs
ncN entered upon the t0i year of 10. existence, with
circulation which usures its permanent continuance Tbs
number Of the fra volume for January ready,
AMI the puh. sher respectfully so'cis ihe siienuOn aud
patronage 81 al who want monthly Literary MsgAneof
desir" 90 encourage undertaking which has Tor
20 he dissemination OF cheerful healthy and instruct
rrSug among the ~ he entire people u The
tu'on.
Holden. Magazine Illustrated every mouth With
number II sdmirab.r ood sngaynss hy he beet sftss
r.rrssuufz -s of remarkable places ard portraits Of
remarkable persons mostly American
The literary matter 70 furnished by sone - tho most
ahie and sccomp.,sled writer's Ia he Union Il consists
" Essays usou.ues, skcichrs Of Character, Poetry,
Bogaphes Tales. trnns.auons Reviews II New Norsa
kd free comment he current Topics u the month
Being Intended for the family circle he siiciesi care 70
SEED exclude ever thing from tho pages Of ue MsF~
~ an immoral tendency The work consists cs ~
pages monthly beautifully printed with new Npo 90 tne
white paper Terms % Cy subscribers a. Per asuunl do
vcrcd Bound vols OF The year isi9 IA c.Oth glg edge
and back, for sale ~ o. 81 ssch
d2l lmrod " II. DlETK Publisher 100 Ss,saa--s
VALENTINES most magnificent collection Of
Valentines offered ~ sale In fhis country 10
seen the Valentine Depc - Nassau of Spruces
near CIV Hsl', New York GEO ~ IVES. Publisher
\ liberal discount Co he trade. The above oiscrs
rare advantages 10 eily csnyssssrs and sgenis
fIf 9NIhNSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-19
CHORAL ANTHEMS.

r. Y TAYLOR sa,hcr % "Tay.ors S~cTd Min
II s1clf TIE Lure" &c. ~ pAgcS tocrccco esek
1l-ia 'des sit rlc "a Ire side fuce g. ~ sic - per
tbs wor1 contains s. pieces Of Music ccnssrng of s.
- pies I7oS OuSrtr'fcs A. .hems Chorlses sc sNSct
- ~ heb are crsiua A,d The ossnce seecge grOm the
NcfNs - ne best as,hcrs 10th ancient 1soder1
Fi iar - Ofoir ~ Ma - S,cieN wlia ne very
80 -.rfa ni rrhclcv a. for Vi
Gus A. $50 VIA an ucalrS nd fom which ~ male
ne iae>t arfrrfrae sr.rcrns o. si spscs ccca<iCns
saeA a. thfisupas rlAzSsgNrF Dodicaucua OrdlrA
gor-
TIE music qsr'akes % even variety ~ character hs
mos e 20 fa mos srNnt AID este ron tho
ocf aa pahefc 90 if- aost siring sra snlusrng. ard
y .ic H-lcl ot &c harmony 10 sAA,,ra- q tho
a-hest order c fcu - of he nrogrus.on where any
such occur strhUlet Snong he parS - a. nog 10
he performance above TIE capacity 81 ordinary reed.
OF music
IRE may - slr. hy srge or small eAoif,
sri accompanied bv etAer hgh heavy orchesrs,
organ pauo6nrr w''hou. losing efect providing
the directive terms strctiv observed
IL arranged that gTsi portion u he music 10 we'd
aiap'e % fe psnolre alone ana val give great pleas
90 me performer Al % - bound 10 handsome s'y 10
90 h- worthy 81 place OF thai instrument
II h Eswlev 4 Go. 20 Asv .un-sl Hartford Co3n. ard
HaW ey. ku,er 4 c. Uuca. y Publishers
For sae by {. NJ SANlON
,{6wrct l2 Fulton st ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-19

To -eg-e-. >. C0-o-es, 49,. - ~ foacls
CC,,o. &c. ~ ssa the r--t,,- r-or-,v done ca1s-
~. a 80 = 80. 49,. lr,L. H. - Discussing
.- - 49, So .i., -sf f..,,es - tn S..s-o1
4 .-Is..l B.. In. ssro-. moth p be VET .1r- -
5-.,.1 t,- ..l-r-s f-.----s ,-l r.,-e re.s..s oas
=. n l,,.- re-i.. - Nj $500. t.-.a T. under
stand the az ar- r.-st.-4 , - 0-te-in- matters
that nan, mouths o. ,,a.5a ns- en- 1 n nothing
bit d.sarrrlDrFsert on. o. s1-h uaa--vc-.u-
.--.,.- tb-. a.~beokrf ozo~1tva supervision ,hat
.-d. ~ sgcb exhibitors ,s -i.e.of NJ CoRyrII-s
- I ...7rvrg.s con- le--i-, ADVISER. ~. p u
W-e.rs5-e. 10 vi.
"a, Ore. The al. abou: pr.n.iag n which
-,,-,le, ~ ,a,.l,-. ,e -,--s.eF hes ereb = pa
les +, ,n-..a~ ;I,.r -. r. The 15.,:cal st-1gee
,.r eal-kee-e- n Rococy of Vir-.-is. Loo
avn r-'siSfe4 - pouse a -vasted tirna. -fa
se-,1t d,v II tie e.ee.... has irst opened viii
rlc. .aoks Ekelr ~ be successtcl effort % eec-
NJ RAsrorPH The pa,,oasro attached . tvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-19
Anti.Slaver, Couvention....F.Esr Day.


WlrNrSC -T<~ID.. ..- ~TP k--sr Ts- u
Z E..-.---- al O1-a-' Co vas s-po.n.e-
-, -.-- 80 az: 4. P-4vu Onantt-s. S.
- rf- T....,,-. vs. appointed Chsi--lsr o.
-.---.-.-. ~ ~. ms ions. Charles G. Brrlairl.
-,.. ar.re.-t.- Gil .i-n-aa o.. C. Committee o. Eesc
.1.ir.. ami ---11e. y May was agf -..,et Char
1aa o.. q Committee ou B4lcs
T,a p--.,-.I.-s. Oh Nominations repOr.oi as .l.-
Io,r-.
~ P--..,e-l --.s,--- ! MtY or J-c--lzL
I-e-P-sat--a-. T. hs-r-7vag' O-;-'.5 lre-erca
u. -. ~. 49,. o..-ssv. J. ~ R,-.o-.
49,
R.-u-,-t s.l--.-.J
IN. P-esi5.l.. or taAIn- aissea, made some e.o-
-isr. an -re-.i.a. remarks
Charles sf---,s- al ] W Lc-1ca we've s-oiat
Z h- tie Cbsi-a Committee IN Tie H0l.
Committee o. -,s..lti01s reported IA part
Voted th,-tt. ..-s. .alr resolutions o.. t-e ss-les
b. brought befar-tae Coa,cl,.2l .1- cIsc-ss.1a.
Ad;11-r..l sd Il o.e'lc'
AFT5RSJJS SESSION
The Convention met arc1r.i.ng 70 al 1r-nraei',.
s-d g. T. Bu-.-i-n addressed :. - supper; c. ti-
frs. .o5r resolutions
III. Blre -n continued Is remains - H. usuH
harp-s -.-cl manner rsclu!.,is IN past and
rl.s ---l position 81. rIe An aver! cause sa0'Vli-
o. iacfs thar r.h.o sentiment has made mos.
fr1.-ir. ri. al- e.ce Gle t.ui- VIXEN ~ L-alu
...N '-'. i-'' d" IN
-s-er9'or IL' aye a-...t4Ir ni.A 4"i'' 500
.t..,.,.l ...a,.-..,,
r--t ~ - ---.,,. . ,,,.--.
H-F. = J - - -'tr'Fed .-r u ewing A'4''
tpnc fs lfs. li-crT.-W no earnest az nt---l'.
with nr Garrison. Nr q p-lvu. a. the cos"
~ A., r.,-.~-t- ,.... s,4 81 i-assof the cor.
3D. ~. -... -,t
F-Liiat warning t-eA A-l me i''i'.,~- $50
14d re i-.l-s CO.. mics aL.f SV-- = .r' sf ~ t-e
f...
= q - ...4 clio. g.. a. .,,.-,,,t,- ,r.s
V''V- '-'.~N '''- '..
cttci Pc lie A-i'''tfh = 70 -. RI. 'f'i-'. '
fe purpose al CuIIstluE fne md no tu.s comm p '
30. o., ,i..,r.s .- ...-- -- end .+s means ru,.
--' ~
i--i- 80 -f t-r -iN'i-li'. % HibEtfS 4'' -
.--e desired that tine tour resolutions r " u..I--
considered ,r sIrIf g.. -r- "a D., .ar the rurco-r
.. I-....- Oh ...-.,. ,iis.., 81 ,l,. Ale.r,....
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- ...,-.s..-,1 y,trt.c AllGg 81 Rcg-ss cad l-refS
rssf ILc .i,t Gss ht.sgy o. I!esi''2 q Men T. SOP
q Rer. l~ycrtiacs e q fsls ai''
0.--re-,e-cs or lie Tssuue Ws'sfN'i'' la-neH a. -
Nj EVANS Of Maryland, relieved The gentlemen
tins morning from the caaoi Of that perpetual 't '
cal Tor the cognplction OF our c.ectIve lrs'Iu
TONS which were tie weather warner wor-G
nrobablv affect the nerves Of the ieeeleT mem
bcrs He iuveished. .ni very properly to asS'ns.
the wretohei printing aud paper imposed upon IN
uouse under the contract system b., who 5 =
blame Are not officers paid ample salaries oT ''Vf
ming the very hrs, sheet imposed upon the Puo'c
,i,b may be g,und to be defective or bsd either IA
material or workmanship Why DO they neglect
lnt, VII, blame the contract yst,n'. winch
,.. hp,,re,s o.! thousands OF dollars 10 The On'on
;..,o,5 ~ pruishins those well PAID fRHcfi0Erl7f'
-, .po,y contractors 70 tolst baG work Gu the
- !. ,yeything 10 Re made oo 81 her .
4 80, individuals Of influence and credt "' eSll'S
cam ,,,-,b. -, and offer TO Do "oFk wen ~ a %"
,r;ceti,y are permitted 20 bc'ch iher 'V-1' AN'N
Isnd Tins n s..s;em under when my " "''.,
lr,1 ;ourpa,s,en printers acting t'5v'n'i -
s,,,,r,,,, ,bsr families BY steady industry 0u,
w. comfortably. : made the means o, en-
inc some net political frn the woiA Is u uo 1s
ana the oonirac: system Is t.amea' nc
error Is IN not enforcing contracts ~ ~,
much lavoritism Let L once be unde! 'toOu -
contracts with the House mast 81 tHF"td NI't..y'
spd Mr.. EVANS viii have DO esuse W s'AAP'''''
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4 DESCRIPTIVE ND HISTORICAL ACCOUNT ~
n II, isau.c an1 o,er Machines for rii'ag "arf ~
cent sld moiom, vh observations on various shpe''
Connected WIKI tie Mechanic Ans including the Prosrt's-
i've Developments Of the stcam-Engne Descriptions OF
every VARIETY q Bellows Ps'on and Ro'sry Pumps FIRE
Engines. Wa.er Rams Pressure Engines, Air Machines
E0lrle- &c Remarks On Ancient Wells All Beds Cog
Wheeis BowT,fe- Bellows OF various Pcope Magic Ooh
es Steam Idols and other Machinery of Ancient Ie~pes
To aicn are eI Experiments lowing aud spollng
Tube. saI o,Ler original Dey.css Na.lrss Modes ana
Macai.,ry ayr rss.n Water H.douca NJaces respect
Ing s.ylous Fountains Water Organs, C.epssdrr Pipe'
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DISCONTINUED --Grecl Spring Baltimore Co NJ
BaGd- = re Go Ara
NAMES CHAN-ru Wet Readshoro' Remington c
VI changed % UesGtwe.lslie~ Bg Eddy. - F..
vsl CO = h--larr charged 10 Narrow sburgl' Bus
ierru--s. Ossego Co : N-naus changed 20 Morris 20
tiserlaris. LeusH Co fN-nsme changed ID "Outst
Cr1eudrn Snrng, Cntelder GO. AT-uame changed FEB
Columbia Mines Green. GravsoG CO. hy-naule ci sns
ea 70 Rough Fs WI srsturg Mason Co ks
name changed g. "Csais cbIrg~ Hohusworih, Hahvr.
sham c. Ga-na're changed f0 Aicnsa'e" Swr-f
>puuE-, ss-.l' CO MO--iamc changed -1 Brownsville
Bullion. WsuSs-ha co. Wis-nanle changed to Eagle
Grand as Perry Nhtcides Co Il-nsmc changed g.
Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-19

COMPREHENSIVE.
THE COPARTNER~UIPhc heretofore es.un,

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore sung 90.
1 der The name % ROSS HOFF was dissolved ~ nu.
iua the fh inst LEWIS HOfF "a authorized
the Of the hfm IN liquidation New lofs, al
"a, 1850. MlLON RNss
LEWIS uOFf
The subscribers have his dsy entered ino ooparnershp
under the name Of HOFE ANRES, gnd have purchased
n Mon Ross his interest IA the book sccountS
aotes g. The ale tnn Of Ro.. Hon New fo,s, Jan
a. l8i0 LEWIS HOFF
u6S- NJ { ANRES.
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,,,ur TpT.TEE- or NE sEAHENs' BAAk .

~.,Uc -pT.TFE- or THE SEGaESs BANK .9s
iI- - I'D ia rl-r-s- u pad % a. Dr.
m ,ecqr-ing % ~ bTs-Ls~s, ~ s,i.-f
49,, ~ ,te six r.-ufhs ending 8lsi D-cetnorf l.i- =
t5- 49, u cr= 'lC-sare dolurs AZ llcer, q
- - ID r ~ cent Ter s-rfn snc - slnse1e.e 'iir T
80 soa-s. e. ne -z's q I've pr Get ~ AKA IN
.f-a = - aN-r MluiaT 2 Instant ne ilrer-si
~ - - . L. credit q - cero-lfo-s vr--cipal
"- - BENZ STRONG, Presidsl.-.
WuLtAN SF1 soS. Sec-e-zTy
Se,F-IoTE- Jan ID, lc5o- IL -"
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

The annexed vslasbie table from oiieiAl sources
.. lie .z.rc.a.e vI.a= o. -ae ErPo-s Il Brea1slzs
s-,-- lie U1..e. safes -lr1s ils yea sl4-s jane @.
I5-s Sing se ror-s OF dss-ul-Sa- l. W. BE seen
-- g-sa. Ban 3 o. --fes; c-s,o,-- Lav-, ;-sez
a.--e La H.. TIE e---= sz-o-z: @. a.T-=r.s
p -----. - U-s.-s-z r. F..s- r.-- NJ r-- c--a
..s 81 ssrl .-f1 t,r -..-- $50. .r--
- %. .-. 80. go a.-sI ltt -. l-f.
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DR0CIapIATION.-sl5o REWAkp,:-l = a
phNpS = VDDnFsT IL Ms1cr q ~ CRY ~ Ses- IN
- - - --f~ n - vested. Do crtr r
.- q one TIEnr al Ply Dosr' soi ne at 49, ~
-. - entered ~ house Of FrE.,= en- -.
g. Il "a 5c.,royed large soclt 81 properly q % 49,
CcurGry. -. ~. 49,. O%-s a. tie Guy
VI - ~ CIV Of New.ycrk lhs kleeuth e.y 81 49,;
80 Gislvl c. $ WoODEL - hss'''