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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28

~ We invite ihs attention Of capitalists 70 he age
sa.s Of vsussle properly BY ANrnosY BLEEcEss TINS
Day. al y O'clock n ne Merchants Exchange, - foio"a
W. TIE large lct win he buildings thereon kn"~s =
No. EhzAbeihs, lEo hogses snd icts Aa0wH /" s0'''
ins o. Mostst house and lot 10 % BsyaTdst ~ ~o
houses and oss Noe 10 ard - Ps.st ard No vs.
liable 10, Of ground No Lsf.ye place Also ne eoas'
ard lot No u Third avenue tho house and lot No 20 ma
berrysL (Weseypl. and ore los "a Se7rnhsseroe-
Also. The property SoI 2is and ~ "e'' sewn
eena The btu avenue snd he vslssbe I''oY
house and lease OF .ot No II Sesoud & Aso
aumbsr Of building u hih sndT~sfh sis aad F"t
Aso, two farms, win evenings ooihoa'e',
m lie town q Oyster Bay Lorg Island ard he 'ieaHeo
Roger Williams her tackle, apparel and hFnitsfs IAs
sale OF he shove properly will be possivs, and nsps
he most osii car he chained ,he saeoa ro0u NO.
Bfosdst lLccl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28

by IioHWf PTfeln0 Tce0TdTa.
H.psssuRs, "Wednesday, March q, 1850
Mr.. Walker from the Judiciary Committee 70
ported fsvoraby lice bill giving the Judges 81 Comron
Pleas of Philadelphia jurisdiction in these cases. prov
ded the Legislature confer he power decree separation
o vfsseulo r,asriaonH
Senator King offered al amendment, that Mr. Forrest
sione be Above present libel for divorce lwas also
moved to amend this smeudment 90 thai should grant su
iho TIC Court even Ia the ps,iios were not resi-
dent in State The vote This amend Gu, Ayes
II; Nays Is The question then taken Mr knA .
amendment thus amended Yeas 20, Nays, ~ The
Anal passage OF The bill then coming up. the Senate Stood
Yeas, l6i NAYS, le Lcst
Senator Packer moved reconsider. Tue reeousiieA-
Don lies over.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28

Ma. GoLpsNlrH's CL.ssEA-AHhcugh he reception OF
pupils Penmanshp ~ g. 80 10 raitrd by Mr. GoLDsN'
10 the present wees supple umo will bee given 10 those wc
JOIN the classes 2s9 Broadway during hat pr q, o ia
i.h their lessons Probably Ia lessons u Ne psPss
ceyci this month will 10, al be completed before he mid
4 af M.v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28

DE 81 'ns; meeting he'd. .; Sseh q. le ga
ssrers e. Seusi0r Cas- - VA I'D T. re1ers Er- rcu
lie Ant sven lrsruc-on. ron imposed apcu In su1
~---- -e - - frequently vo.Aied hGvuT Lst-- Ore
$50. aessl y 80 rxCusiors House CO. -ciof tJ-z
V hzru1crtl 80 hctorrus Jr ine SCI
80 TO v ncrs Ds,-lci z - Campaign Il lsa3 TAs
Pa-rfl as FieS erier, sso addressed id- Eer.t-z
lc-ri1er s fer I've o't-g s.srra Clss4lss " b. made
lr-e-sons o. Ninc-siE~ Tss Lr,rolf -fSrertls-r
here were roi more tEs1 pf-.eni Wti-s
WssuE sfsir ard :, =. severa pogu Lou orators
-r1 l1l Oh uos Ts Aese-ssseT slnis up The
u bstoF ur- of D. crzi1rs b. -sf- -rr.hi=
etc AZ - ocil1s o.s sa q; lpc1 Ora Tzy.or AID
- OsoileL o-zs iS-fn ellr-y EF-ils.0sered terrible
pls-soTs7 ttsn ne kanrorceF p5cs-ln Sez Tsysor 70
set Cis and Manifested corsd-fsbe aversion %
ne .r u FCwsef n Gaze Gsn a. o. saoud fnt n -
ce-ssry HAN he las k11 ID. Cn.cr sxa.E. 80.
foso Eri1txs ey sxnsns Essax-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28
FANlY nATS Az OrNIN's

rSr Tbs he season when children require % be ~
iIfsd Tor The Spring ard summer and GtNs would -
sp,clfly ulorm HE friends and thai be hss
opened e campaign with magnificent assortment Of he
latest styles Of Children hats om Paris and Lontor, aud
lsrge and varied stock made In his eslAbisnisnt
and cheay after his sns. T. hose splendid
pie. u ors IN and domestic manufacture be Invites the a.
ieniou Of ell who have e people" under their chlfge
GENlN, ia Broa1ssy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28

DISEASES LENDS FNcH,NrNrNr 10 fuE NEw -Bn,a
few wears since al the f.hcnabs void booked rsH.
for their hat. Experience has proved, however that o.
er cheaper and e.es ant hats can be oblslnl 4
KSoxs w Fulton han any thai have eve. a,sn m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28

~ Con- FIcrosY, gs7 Broadway. between Wsksr
ard White gs-Tortoi-e ,hel sod B1sslo horn cfsss
cgab. Il every design and sn'qaAled ehoe-, a. 20
~ est AID varo,y Every description Of Comb, u foreign
a. vel a. home nsnuhscre II superior qsAllgy snd Nv
prices Inn al Az SAUNDERS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28

CHOICE HE~ TEAA-Jast reeeved. largs assortment Of
crop zen and Black TeAs AL Of which having bsen
bought cargo sales Will be sold BY tho pound chsst
Al very low prices i3S cash Finest OOoog, 20 ere beet
Young Byson 7sc very good DO, soe. Also good Blncs
and Ofeea 50 h. A liberal reduction msds hose who
boy sell again Country dealers wO1d DO well 70 call
Mr. PowLEs, large Stores, 20 asa "a Greenwich, -
ycssy ard 80 Grand 90. MI n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28

TRY rHEM-Who woglG endure .he yeSsuous psla
ssng rom COINS or blnlous wh,n Tor he i-ifns sum n
p cen,s ready and certain relief be obtain OF by
ths Of DR. LirrLEFELDs Corn Shields and fasiess =
They su of giving gcnersl satisfaction sold ct p'
L !. nHlce. a ENchAn.n " l-lam q
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OeEsr.l Agent for tbe Unlted States,
Is Wsil-si New. YORK.
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~ Advertisements daily FORWARDED f0r pub ies Z,
"a le best newspapers u al cJies and prneps towns
10 yni,ed Stairs Canada &c By no sccTstlsc oen, a
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ions. Osce N Ihe TrL1ne BgidinRs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28

RI Tn. length Of cur dispatch coa'A'r-Hs w
prscseding, Of DR.. We6sicr' tr'si 49,.
-, n.raber Of editorial and other s'''I'4'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28

ASTOUNDING CURGs wRoUGHr 81 "BEMis COLLAEs.'-
10000 Sold IN Thee lionmh-NIs BgN,s guarantees.
for The following chfonc eomrlsinis Bronchitis.
quincy rheumatism brain ftyer falling sickness spopexy,
hesdsehe opthams earache toohaehe, throat ock
jsw and ohsr sws nc doofeuH, hYdropbobis. nervous
affections Of tho head and chronic siG nscksdnes The
dose Il. one collar be- iaksn Tho morning. hsing, 20
be renewed through The DAY should not operae saus
fsctory. Prnepal ofhee No. Aston HOUSE. Manu-
factory 1874 Nss.4ua The faculty supplied on liberal terms
tcEETWIeArE
NEwYoSK. March 20, 1880
Mrs. c. BLsAS-My Dear Madam A sense Of srsn
uis or the lierposon Oia Kind Providence, as mani.
rested through your agency. leads m. to 'end yoa ade,
schpuon Of few facts, which 90 show how much he
public are indebted to you
When sboutnne years Vi sgs received sib.ihToughhs
care Of my nurse and much ingred the eerea
ver,brs that mater Of gr.a, pain Tor mo to hold
ny bead upright Imagine 10y fesngs-nslng a .srd q
upright m0rtAs myself down, able 10 Io5k my
gtbos IN the fscedssh Itself preferable 10 sa an
existence, when al last remedy di.el 1sed iise.L
One day. while 10 my usual depending mood. vas
reading hs daily journals Glanced 10 your Adyerise
mont snd ss need u some articles Of dre.. scot
to our srl purchased what wanted together With
some BEssS coLLAas Imagine ny Joy. my dear MADAM.
when having once 20, hem on. found & impossible 70
turn my head Instantly and bough, ard hsy
hem iJT three months my head al no vi bio
icing held IN upright position replies TO ssy that my
health enGfe.y res,ored a.d liza, pow, what nature
made me an gphghi man. Wlh sentiments OF mueh grad
tlde rema.n yours uu'y, OEO HAYWARD.
p s-Wedaesdsy 7h.-Mrs BEMAS has iSo sarisfsc'
bsi her CoLLAss are an infabs cure for
badness producing ineoniinenay magnificent heads a
hair and tho most tremendous vhiskeu Ia sddilOs 10
Other disorders they tbs Jies In several de
pared Of by ne Faculty She has dispatched dozen
boxes ofhem 70 Washington 10 full confidence hAs hry
viii cure the d- Uslon AID Other Congregational dsessss
Tea per cent OG W members VI Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28

~ RR,DY's Nsuonsl COLLECTION OF Dagueneotypes 2b
and ~ Broadway, corner of Fulton 81 Sif,ugen ard
citizens are respectfully Invited 10 cs aud examine he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28
Appointment of Judge.

ALRANY Wednesday March n.
Henry NJ. Taylor OF Canandaieua, Is appointed
Judge Of The CouT, Of Appeals In place o Judge MaypSrd
de<easod.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28
n, Cox ~Oqla vO,s fer A. az IL p's''F-n'. to The
- ,ase 80 reported pro gress.


o. apo ctr Fecofas -.
Ta- Coasm.iec rose I'D fefos,sl F'0s'e~
.4ffrra-Or S6rtoa
ssSsssL saiigoND siLL.
- S-r..s --re-@c from - 1lenctaes - ha n -
.-1.--- s.. o. lie GeaS-.l RNiros; ti ehe-f
- ~. -. he a.. WsT~ - s-4isac-, "a ~
- - .h5u q ~ IN say wsy aoi1doa nef ro.a
so II Sss--nc- D-poL Toe u1gse oceesrf-a ana NC
hi -s'sN -, A., &c.,
t. tl assas a2rrosr.a'irrs 70 NJ SS'mt 800
passed Aso he 81. n re.alon - ne Pa'"e as~'- u
Nsw-Yofk Adjourned
" N,srrN, sgailsi Cana, '-o1l LeE-s''n 20 NA<sA
Mr Lrr-is o, r-ni fve t,e. ne asasi aa'n5e o he
-ea.a. fvn Mass Peers aEo Sle % ne So
,scf Of 81 Agrtca ara Co.es- -. 49,,
Rsa, On 0rrf l-les re l--s .ul'er % Nc hrfSi'
x be Ss.cc, Coua44i. - O, Free SO ro.S Agreed
SILL srNp rElR0 riNf sNo fss>tH
T rscg.s.s ne sSly q Pclcsren 10 ne Cy cf New
Ycrk
Tie Homes ea5 Eyzup1Dn oiA Sang n IAN a. sAot
wa. passed ,hrocsa Committee aa1 fe.eue 20 oe reported
rss P.oa Appropr.stoa BIS W. pA's iAiOash oen,-
zee to-l.s
Markets OIL. NsW-OsLrA>s, Ma-cA oi-6 IN.
TIE Cfrro~ market 5 Si-hosc change an- prices
s.aatv sac. of 900 5s.e. ircli1g good Niifi1s, 81
D.. An1 Far a. Il TIE slock rapidly decr~as'ng Nof
~ does not r~- Rra b. CAunN - ql'ei over
;.fIf GsccESrs celer-ly sre Ql.rt IQsAeco l7l
lIsrkets OSLEASS a>ea =
The weather IS yer, We, an ruuy The sies
o CorroN ouv es,het A5ou; 50 has yes'erisy. AnG
or. were sofn- carrd - 90 at qsoato1f-
WH-sXY quoe 81 a =
Nolinz a.er II, m he lsinnns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28

II Mr. Editor. you would mach obiigc a Car
Ter q your paper To tnser The following souscne
weui overo Beclows lsand 10 eel my papers hink
irg was violating any orders Of nht.sy Departments
eut the contrary rendering service, when 70 nv
surprise prevented IRON landing he Island By
Col Brown. ] shcad With 70 know ~hai ground 10
Cssossi scisd % tsspeceaLy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28

LAR0E SALE ~ PAiNriNos We call attention
30 .ae srse eaAogGe Of psaunss ad,o-sed 90 be sod
his eVea.rg. oeicek u he spa.l us lrisrraor a.
Ar.Uslcn Gslery IN B7'sdway bes.eeg SFr.rs sod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28

EXAMINATIONS The ex.a-'as.'on Of John \
Jackson, ehs-ged via maryaS MR.. Hsrr.et Mot.
knowing her al lie lime 10 be tie VIE o.. Henry Mott u
ID Gay, yesisrtsv c'restet AMI resulted IN hs
eoTra.-meft II The slcuscd or tris
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-07

The bone of contention which. during the last two
years. has brought the great State Of Ohio the verge of
anarchythe &C, dividing Hamilton county two cleo
don distrcts-has at length been removed by repeal
Of the law. The Ohio Statesman, Of Saturday, thus an
nounces the event:
We have the great and most glorious announce
TO the people OF Ohio tonight, that the infamous and
constitutional division OF Hamilton county by the wings
three sessions ago. Is RxrKaxD, the constitution vnd-
Gated and the order Of the State, hope,
stored.
Late last evening the bill became law, restoring Ham
ion county again TO her constitutional rights The nfa
wing apportonment scheme dividing that Is
more Hisburied deep in the ''ashes Of despair"
Let the good honest people Of the State who have
patiently the disorder OF this session. aud the
thousands upon thousands OF dollars by insane conduct
of wing leaders, rejoice that the great and henous
evil is bloucd forever Long and bitter has been the
struggle but the democracy, the people, equal to Il
and riumphany have they borne themselves in the
arduous and terrible conflict To this hour, laurel
success has the wing patty gained since fatal stab
they gave the peace of the State by the wicked appoon
ment scheme of ISIS.
Buthe cup Of discod has passed by and may the good
people Of State drink hereafter orderly foun-
lain, and again trust the men now overwhelmed In
disgrace by the glorious repeal Of this aggot Of faction and
disorder
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-07

PHILADELPHIA, January as, 1850.
Tho President having sent in the name of the great
bank nancier Lewis to the Senate as collector Of this
port. the responsibility rests with them whether
Individual who few years since was worth compare
lively nothing, but who now has real estate of.great
amount in value, while the poor stockholders in several
institutions with which he was connected have been
reduced to penury and want is proper successor to
COL Page, the late collector Instances be produced
of persons with limited means investing their all in
Lewis's Girard Bank through his persuasion, who now
have been so reduced that they be found working
with their needle and at the washtub. Those con-
nected with the Grard BankLews, collector, and Ash
mead, district attorneyhave been the fortunate recp
ents of General Tayors favor, or rather his cabinets
So decided are the democracy against Lewiss confrma
ton that five thousand citiZens--merchants and
business men of Philadelphia, well the democratic
members OF the legsatuehave pettoned for his reec-
ton Governor Seward has now an opportunity, by
cular demonstration, TO show whether ne will, by
his vote, aid TO confirm men who have farmed out
Offices aided by the nativist member OF the first dis
trict, with Lewis, collector, and White, postmaster.
There are certain gentlemen in Philadelphia, if the
Sergeant. Arms OF the Senate will pay his respects
to- that ga tale will unfold which would make the
men who were prominent IN saddllng us with such men,
blush Senator Bradbus resolution meets with the ap-
probation Of of all parties, except the Office holders
and the men who have been backsdng and vfying the
character OF honest and faithful democratic officers Let
the charges and by whom made, against Col Page. col.
lector, Welsh, naval officer, General Davis, surveyor
Doctor Lehman postmaster Judge Pett district attor-
ney, Colonel Patterson, navy agent General Klein,
sha, be brought forth The democracy court the nves-
tigatioanay. they challenge the same AZ the Senate's
White, Ashinead, and Roberts, we bide time, and
wait the result feeling satisfied that enough and abun-
dant testimony has been and will be produced 10 reject
them not fit to fill any Office. There is little penny
sheet In Philadelphia called the SUM- which the
tom house organ, and whose editor OF Lewiss ap-
pointees and the tender OF Mr. Claytons North Amer-
can, who takes great pleasure IN traducing and abusing
the democracy Of this city and county
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-07

The letter Of commercial correspondent, which will
be found in columns to-day, contains most interest
ing review Of the condition Of the grain markets and
reproducing countries OF Europe the probable de-
mands which win in future be made upon our farmers,
and their ability TO meet those demands and 10 possess
and control the grain markets Of England Wecommend
it to the particular attention Of the farmers Of the great
West II supplies them with ample means Of judging
whether not they will best promote their interests by
conserving re-estabsh the prohibve tariff Of is42 and
thus resuscae system Of policy which will end in cut
ting them of from their greatest European customer.
Their fertile fields equal TO the supply OF all the
mouths both al home and abroad, which want bread and
they will content themselves with nothing short OF both
markets, fhe home and foreign.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-07
Complimentary Notices.
wing. writing from this city for the Trentonian, thus
speaks OF the present administration:

whg writing from this city for the Trentonian thus
speaks of the present administration:
one thing is certain and we said so long since that the
administration commands neither the respect
confidence Of the people, and thar unless General Taylor
shakes of the cumbrous third-rate politicians who have
thus far swayed his councs he will Of power in the
biggest kind of hurry amid the and derison of the
very who gave him their confidence and sup
port tt
And Bennett, who was one OF the most efficient advo-
Gates OF Gen. Tayors election, concludes an article
Mr. Clays plan OF compromise thus:
How weak and mbece, in such crisis have been the
good and amabe General Taylor and his puerie and
temptible cabinet at his back! &
We conclude with the following which is an extract
from letter written by member Of Congress to west
em paper. 1t expresses a very just opinion Of Gen
Tayors capacities and relates incident known to have
occurred during the last summer We allude to Gen. lay.
lor's refusal to contribute money for the Methodist
Church OF Georgetown. The writer says;
have seen the President who has no friends to reward
enemies punish. He looks well when last
saw him, IL better. The Of Office do
upon him they did upon Mr. Polk who good
con four years IL Gen. Taylor much
his cabinet, Mr. Polk trusted little TO his Gen. Tay
Tor knows but litte of what going under his admin
is,ration. Mr. Polk knew everything. clergyman tells
that he called upon President Taylor for dona
ion and he assigned for refusing, that Mr. Je
ferson bankrupted himself by his beraity So he Is
going bankrupt hmselfli like Mr. Jefferson kill him.
self by work like Mr. Polk IL generally understood and
acknowledged by the knowing here, that the cabinet
Is supreme all executive matters, and the official
gan had the candor acknowledge that the spons
biy Of legislation 10 all upon Congress. This gives Gen.
Taylor easy time, both to labor and responsibility.
The writer Of the preceding extract is undoubtedly
rect, when he says General Taylor knows but little Of
what is going under his administration" We believe
we do him injustice when say that he cannot give
an Ineligible account Of the tariff the ndepene lent treas
ury, the internal Improvement question, the California
question: or the Nicaragua question. We do not believe
he can tell the precise difference between ad valorem
specific, and minimum duties. II he has any clear and
comprehensive views Of these various questions, he has
yet failed to communicate them any person who has
conversed with him. Certainly. he has not TO any Of his
political opponents who have held conversations with
him. The truth is, he knows but little Of the duties OF
his high Office and therefore leaves everything to his
cabinet.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-07
saprsns Court OF the United states.


WEDNESDAY, February 8, 1850.
No. A. A. Mills ct al, plaintiffs in error, u.s. the Coun.
ty Of st. Clair d al Mr.. Webster submitted an add
ona printed argument in behalf Of the plaintiffs in
n this cause.
Nos so and SO. Henry Shulz ct a., appellants the
Bank OF the State OF Georgia ct al The argument Of
these causes was continued by Mr. johnson tAtorney
GENERALLY and MIR. Sergeant for the appellees
Adjourned till tomorrow, at II o'clock
I'VE understand that Messrs Butler, Thompson, and
Webster, will close to-day behalf OF Henry Shultz
the appellant. This is the fourth day Of the case
UNioN
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-07

The tonnage Of 1888 80 per cent more than tat Of
isi6 This increased supply is mainly the cause Of How
freighs which rule this year The opsraou pre-
cisely took place in the production In eyery country
In Europe famine prices prevailed stimulating the nno
exeron in the production Of grain and the result 10
those extra exerons attended with good hafvss have
produced abundance In every country Of Europe cauSnR
prices to rule nearly much below their usual level ahe
famine them above in lS The avcraxs prioe of
wheat in France for five years, oniuing 1877 was 5ls
per quarter and for the month of November last the
age was SIS I'd quarter Is per below de usual
average, Notwithstanding that the English markets we're
open for the surplus grain OF France The same general
state OF things exists in all the countries Of Europe causing
great agricultural distress although all other classes have
consumed unusual quantity OF this cheap food Tho nev
table consequence viii be reaction essened production
and rise in the fprces The svesgs
for the six weeks ending with December, In England,
39s 81 against As Cd time last year These extra.
ordinary low prices abroad have the capacity
Of the United States ship grain thhsr The level Of
prices in England probably at the lowest, nevsrshs.
less for the month Of January there have been exposd
the port of New York the following quantities.
Flour, bbls Wheat Beef bills. Pork
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. =, 1850.

nysr HsHnY M LHwIs, Montgomery, Alabama,
e travelling agent for Alabama and Tennessee assisted by Mr. b.
n. BRErr esnta$ N FM
zMr IssArL T. JAMES, No. la2 South Tenth Philade
phs i. our general travelling agent assisted by Mess JAAEs
WmprLK VIZ H. WKLp, o, r. srxn, JoHH CoLLiss, JAMEs
pKsnso A. XIX WKLLseroH, cHAs 8. HALL, y. A. EyAHs
lanes CLARK, JoHs W. ALLIES, and p. LOCKS E n
z-r @. JANIS, No. Harrison street, Cincinnati, Ohio 10
our travelling agent saies by Mes
r. snIrn t. DSsr, TASLoR, w. PEHuH
LOCKS, w. RAMSAY, and @. srKIsnAE tHs 9&
01-Receipts from either Of the above win be good
0voISEr B. advertisement for
Union in New York; Philadelphia and Boston, receipt
payment for the
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-07

We are grafed to be able to state that Colonel Hacket
Of Georgia, who has been detained from his seat in the
House by severe illness, is considered by his phys
clan out Of danger II WILL however be some days be-
ore he will be able 10 resume bis seat OF attend to BUSH
ness
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-07

Burr TO DEATH AN aged lady by the name Of knowles
was burnt 70 death on Monday evening last about eight
o'clock At the residence OF her daughter Mrs. Barcro
l. between 9Th and 9th streets She quite inhrm
lady and during the temporary absence her daughter Il
is supposed her clothes accidentally caught fire, and before
assistance could be rendered. she badly injured as TO
cause her Immediate death -Rsg~tiie.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-07

We have much pleasure In announcing the citizens OF
Washington, that Luigi Elena and his brother Annibae
have arrived here and intend giving early in the
week We can confidently recommend them the pat.
ronage Of the public, from the knowledge Of their talents
given through contcmpo ares Of Baltimore where
they have been most thoroughly apprec ated.