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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-11-13
FOUND.

FOUND,
an the morning of The 29th inst, a TEN DOLLAR
" NOTE, which the owner have ny calling at the
Book Store of VIM. Chambers, describing tn. Note and
paying for this advertisement.
Stanton, Oct 80, 1861
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23

sraf,on. 80. Eagiish CAs,e6 Pqyiies. -. n, Uemaa.
Baptnt Nst t,se T,afe. Cobdea md B'ghi Party
600 rh,btn of iadgstyy Prince hbsyrs spssoa
Rome 30. The Pore P'n'sAi ty1Hcs. 20. The HGy
grItes md GrUdtH.
French Correspondence ofTbe Tribune
LoSDOs, Eddy Apu! 8, l-sC.
Hcsv, Greeey r McEi,ahs
GEsrLENtN The fortnight which las elapsed
since the departure Of the last mail includes Holy
Week and the Easter Vacation AZ this time, all
important questions are set aside 10 England |
have accordingly nothing Of interest 10 speak Of ia
regard to political movement. Bu, IN the alb
sence Of political and commercial events toe past
fortnight has been occupied witt a rel gi0us deye
Opment 0i some consequence. ! aluds % the let
ter which has Just been published by the b shop Of
Exeter, pronounciag in a decided manner thnt bo
refuses D install Rev Mr Gorham. who has r.
Gently gained 50 much celebrity b. his protrsc,ed
suit against the Bishop, a sat which was carried
by appeal before toe Pryy Council OF the o,oen
and decided Ia favor Of NJ Gorham me,t,ooel
ia ny asst letter that Mr Gorham having been
presented u living in tn diocese Il the E..boD
o. hHetef vas subjected b. a ycry long and minute
. examination, 10 consequence of which the gisoo
having endeavored IN vain 10 prevent Mr. Gorhsm
from lbshi1g rs interroyatores. refused to in
s'sl him IN the curacy Of Brampiord. rp5n that
beloved the ssi', the decision, the appeal % the
Pnyy Council and the dec son Of the Cosneh. re-
curing the Bishop OF Exc 10 install NJ "orharo.
The Archbi,hops Of Canterbury and Of York, who
were present At the debates Of the Pnyy Council
give their approval to the decision The Bishop OF
London. Who was also present, dlssents from it,
But twas a, once approved BY the Queen. This
decision naintans thst t@o different opinions on
the subject Of bspti.maI regeneration are com2ati
Die with the Thirty Nine Articles. one opinion al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23
WI " SHIRLEY AucI.nr-r
ELEGANT uOI-E FURNITURE SALE,

II Wednesday Apu4 b. 10 O'Clock A. .lH Tenth ST. near
Fir--Av arsr and complete assortment ot rarur base
nent chamber and Kitchen flmure by sr- mlscrs and
good order Ia part rosewood piano De "a octave by
Index Fritz $50, chairs sofas, diga1s. otomsn-
Eoar and other chairs silk plush mahogany and black
walnut furniture. sc This sale II worthy ihe notice o
families Catalogues will be ready Al the house on Tues
DAY afternoon, 20 O'Clock, when he furniture can he eN
smired a. lls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23

4
a Watches, silver and silver I -"Hr' bn.i Jew
o. u.s. Precious Stones sc Ac-ihiS DAY, al ll O'Clock,
~ Waist va The entire stock ~ al Doc ofttr and
dcaer unfortunate 10 business ard Dbl. Ssh sor u Ta-
usbe goots " be co--d a. auction ~ shove. without re
reserve by order OF assignee, among which some VAL
uab.r diamond brooches. rng-, SC gold pafent I"frf
watches some Of which very vau-h.@ fII "NrIri.
a. The assortment Of waichs large and pr-es al.
most every Kird 10 use
Also valuable 8-iay watches
Also sterling silver ware Oi various lls silver plated
ware. &C.
Also, one handsome marble French mart~ CLOGS, grar-
doe, papirr mach'e, pesrliu ai tsartf.. &C. Sc A. To-
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PETER PARKS, AucuDue-r
nFsIR<RIE NpI ~EtIOID ri RNITt TX l.

LA Auction. THIS DAY TUESDAY AprI - al u
O'CLOCK Al I3l Mulberry BrOome Al The furniture
belonging the family comprising general assortment
viz. One mahogany sofa b-dstead mahogany chairs sld
tables beds bedding hreeply and other carpets ocpih
crocsery cooking utensils etc etc and variety Of sth-
IN flrniure az Do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23

" - utefm,dIaIe aiming. tvefy rue-dav, Thurs
DAY sni SATURDAY. Fare - cents The
steamer BUFFALO vii lesve the foot Of
Barclay-sL Is above q, q Pm For passage Apply on
board a. ils'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23
lw.,h.r..cn Republic

FrHrHEH EXAMINATION .-thcr tXam.ua
uon of the mutn"er5 ci the British ship brni took
place 90 ihe I1i. ou Friday afternoon. before Levin
3 G1le Esg. actu- as United States Commission.
cr Tee examination only related 90 the a'lray on
board th- steamer Relief "a answer for which
ih' whole party were folly committed The sub
sc Iuent a'lray ON board the ship comes under the
rrcIilgucc o. tine British Consul
Baltimore American I'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23
NnIANcrrs Or LEECHEs.

THE PALACES o. THE FACULTY silh he Chfo-
L ro-Th--ma syst-m OF M-icn-. ei.f~i 'Y d. Turner
OF New Yo-s j. aid---se- DO p'n ian iate 90 i'n..-s
and A. common s-a- gee y1 81 no. bel g- 10 .recA-
ira, bleeding cup9rg or the abuse Of aoue 10 diseases
2fSI: postage any p--t of'as United s'aes y
o,s Long BROTHER a. Ann-sl.
Statistics show that t- book has REDUCED ihe m'ria iy
f. NewYork ans London s. per cent n e.s sn 20 yesrs
..u- t-- . rat t.',.' e'-- 9.s... oa' r ~.'r ' -~
LAM. and t. I-- t.r4ss t-.i-- .p- rrs-r. iort-
a. IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23
Peun-yiyanla- Defeat al the Apporiioument
Kill.

We have already announced that an a,ronous
.enymaader. apporiioniu, the legislature of Penn
sylgauia g. as TO secure q loco F.co ms. ority 10
both Houses even while lhe popular yot. might
be- the other way. has been vetoed by Gov. John
sion. Subsequently very decent blll passed tho
House of Representatives, and was sent to ,ho son
ate. The a-ion Of tha. body. as VII be seen 10y
che following which We clip from The PHILADELPHIA
Times. resulted n the defeat OF III. biz
THE ArfoRIIoNuE>r BuL.--Ou the Sinai pas
saes 10 She bil, NJ King moved that tn Senate
resolve Is 3 into Committee of the Whole 'or the
purpose of striking ou' al after tn eaactin clause
Bad us,lt.u- ncw bill which be- offered as a sub
sutura. Toe bill was rcnd md the motion ucga
lived by a party vote Yeas. l6 Nays D..
Nh F.ruon then MOI, ed that the Senate RcsoWe
itself into Committee o.. the Wuol, for Doe purpose
oi specially amending the first and second III
Wis ous 50 as to give ths Cry ct Phlad, pha one
Senator. and The Country OF Philadelphia iour Sc
uato.s- uceatived by Ieas Nays 20
TIE question recurring Sha. the bil pass
the yeas and nays were called, ami resulted as fol
lDWs
Yr,s-M es,f. Brs~,ey, D um, Foruor Forsyth fpuey,
fulton. Gutu-sy Hugu.. Ives J9rr' Il Css'. Mullen
berry Packer. simmer. Srrreu, Sifeetef-lt
NAYs-Mr-sfs Brooke. Cshb, Cunningham, Dar.ie
Frchs Ha-e X nR koIigmacher, Law renee, Malone
Matthias sadd.er SanAey Sagery, SIue Walker
so the b.il was negatiycd, the Speaker declining
20 vote
Mcssrs Kin, and Mlblenbcre on leave given,
read ia their places respectively bills to tx the
number of Senators aud Representatives, and lorm
the State into districts, ia pursuance u the pro
visions Of the Constitution. Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23
PETER PARKS, Agc ioussr
A DNINI~T hA1Oh'~ SALE q de

"A I'D YurrtEar- THURSDAY. Apni = A. 20 oc.ocs,
A. h- residence u re .s- Dr. E.r- = Cnr.opEer-.l
F.ufh, general sssor~ni, con prsns 10 par one
m.hozaay bOcscsse, nshozsny sofa chairs ard ab,.
pea. Oh cloth, kc a. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23
GAS FIXTURES &c
J. l. ]. cox.

Is Maiden lsNE. NEW-AoRK.
RkG TO AGO AMT their friends itsi they hsve u.s.
- received choice selection Cf Gss fNur-s OF every
NslrN WEIGH, VIII her former stock. cOmprs-s very
extensive Sssoru-ft Ires@ srrc put up by exp
rencrd "ofknen al warranted ir every "a be
ushl Ard pr o'in a IL Anf iefec pw pr Thei
fnrnos ana me public .~c,f. ry -d 90 cl and iu
spec M M a. piping introduced private dgs.ir -
~ rNprfl-rctl rsc-cs Casrii--s. H. WORK Al
warranted Ani dole 20 ne most spproy-r usru-r mod
crate pr cs Asu. cfors Patterns uf Table C4ie Js-
psnery. Sed "a are pf >net- aui Brnns ban mA1ufa
iur- Silver ws-r n a. Is oratch.- pattern spoons
and Foss OF Ncke >i.v-r. rrh M-n-- ocks Canfel..
bras Girando.es. Sri'z-ra r-s-.-t. e. - -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23

DFMON An WISE. Of Virgfria IA. r-no~.
IL 81 OF ce flr the = rNinr H. H,r R@.forsrir-
sd repoI fr hs OF IS c--tra-d Hsr Tonic. f-or,
% Broaawsy 10 s. Chansr HIS tOuic. ar - I'D
NJ Rl.hton ClSrk Cos 10 SroAfwsy ID A.,or Uous-
snd IS Irving Hous.; 4 Sands To- p ,,r-.s---.
>cheisehn BrO,ers CO lo4 and lCe JOanst OcoL Nc.
ksson Il c.. II MAid-n-a1e. A. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23
&C FUTILE. Aqcr0n--r
AND.HM FL KNIII TX Il. d |.

4rc d .s.wsre - Henry s-Dn TIL k-DAf = Z.
FUTILE VII .el - above he rnurr 4fl.4fr y p itni
q, relytn nom lhs CIV. cOrssung 70 part u BUSES
c.~pe.s sofa- cocches ysl., slrgaf ctf- e an "a
.@rfce cut s4.sSare par.0r tsA All bedroom i-ih-i-
A.. on Psnrings and Enzrsvings. Cs.aog ~ v -ls
morn "a y he .se Terms ea.t - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23

READ
IT CONCERNS lOI
xt. NnIT NIIl refer to b. f1rtnrs NJ ~

IT CONCERNS YOI.
Ir \OI WILL. .frr 90 De- E1,inrs ~ DO ~" \ oIA
I,t~.r.- la-I s-r--r IT, Pz'r l-f. Ne" 1rA pa
I.-.,.r HaueJ urra Bsr.s' Menu an s.n- ,'
ot-r. - ne N-~ ora II sra And NE f'nah A.
-. 49,. .-.,i. rgr r ir.r1 rs in 1lrr my par = l--d
Ioy = 81 be- Tod itsi by ny pisa AZ "A . 49,,
as.h nay be- done ty 0rr per--f te'i- ''eaA = ~
-, ---+s fh-f % --.r-s ruttrr. TO qultifLf TO
r,-sfr- h- mtrra chs g-r tlan 40 i. Q Guilty..
- ID sec. rlrgrrg- c-i ph-r- auii'- , ~ a.. r.
.t..-- ~ rrlrcls 20 o@-r-IFr gas --- 49, .--- ~
n !. heb ~ rot-e- w--fs- ~ f -np 's 20 --
es.-i-r .sve nssrt M iA1or &C De- zap TO- ~
plnyrt. Pa 20 il.r-c -gr' ~ ~ 49,, 49,,
sc .. - -@ - IL
81 Nss.a--si
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THEODORE MALLABY Au- ou-er
IIAND~onE NOT >EIIGLD EIkNiTt kF

P..r O. asscs Piano 'l-te So RI Ai-.IHr 'AllNtl
A LYELL VII sell stsurton "WEDNESDAY Aar a. at
lO ' 1ck az rh'r~-rtht Tn entire furniture 3f
the house. consisting Of Brussels Hnd Ingram carpets. .e
gstf pier ass p41o i1r' by NIuns, costs ' seen IA
ri a-t hookrss- sofs cfa,ra center ard other a1es i
vans. bali o co.hs diessu. bureaus, WASH stands Fr,c
ledst.ads. sc 10 -.-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23

ALTERED BANK NOTE DEIECTOR AT SIGHT
n sy-.-n Of iufa be DE- eclun applicable % A. Banks
i'm me i,ed States circulation or hereafter Issued,
com etc Ia seven rlss with iserau- fOr -flnsrucuon
Arranged hy II Foot Prce :. including n magnify
,nr rns- or without g--- nAa'le u explain.
ard illustrates the nature of The security afforded 10 me pa
-r currency OF nearly he whole world by ne
irv-rou % the Geomeirc Ltre Rulug In gine and Ne
d. ou Ruling Aso, by ihe Invention o' nanserrns el
f.i ass srtsts th- whole arranged into system Oi seven
lr. he APP cation which detects infany a Ance
"a & Poof- 10 Greenwich -. N-s-rs Srngrr i"ns
md p. Broadway. Brr'ord c., Astor House Oe"iu
Davenport 10 Nassau Morton, u Cham rs-st, ssa-
-, t4 l,--erSct-st AFFORD id' Bowerv, burutOn -
NM a. and NJ most Book-tO in The city k-d
ding 4 Co sia,esi Boston. \ Buzz Mans m House.
RnSso Lessons also given ~ tre sgsem one l-s-Jn-
.-i.sciiou warranted Term. B inc-IfingA Driccior
sn. -. as lt'1 n FOOTE lts Grrr1~ich o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23
JOSEPH HEGEMAN. Aucuoneer
SALES IN BR OkLhN.-

i WEDNESDAY, Apr =, a. O'Clock A A. me cor
1-r Of Court and Butler is gentee Paror Chamber and
K tchen Furniture a good Piano ard School Furniture
At about , p. a. lli smith, between Baluc and But
'sr Household Furniture. nrarly new
At about + " al - tultOusL Piano Parofi Chain-
Der and Kitchen Furniture.
Catalogues ~ the Auction room az IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23
ALI THE MAGAZINES FOR MAY.

At THF AGENCl FUK AID TIT PlIateI pos
n MagsNnes-DEWITT DAVENPORT. Tribune
Buildings
Saran'. Magazg@ for Ma. lj ru1r- shin,1t - orEi-
rsI cont1bIfor. splendid ~ Suo.cnpron =: - cis
per No
giant engraving Subscription s. per No
Cooley. Lafy's box fof Ma beautiful No. suoscrip p
ton - price = cfs
The Garland. neauifL ; MAGAZINE single COPY l"c.
The National Maya nr brs; and cheapest : Magazine
uhte country. =
Also A eni. f,r Liie's Living Age Poce = per ar
Alilt DEWITT 4 DAVENPORT Tnnlne Bl-ing..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23
CALIFORNIA

TINE ONLY AUTHENTIC ACCOUNT Of b9ok Tor
sv, one going 10 or having ~ interest 10 hat @ % frn
Re,iou-h.ing ihr Report OF rn'mt- bIl-f hng. L >
,,sut th-r- Pinned G n-a q.lrp RI form Fnc-s PEI
60, ,r fi- .r.- cog -. JI.t Glt -7-! al ~ sac
~ &c., WM q lWAS-, e Fut1u-st Ny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23
WALLACE BARRY, Alcuoneer
BARRY * co. 81 Ann-sL

w mad- extensive Arrangements IN her business or
NE Sprung sale snd vii receive orders for ih- sse 2
Furniture Al houses ia pa ~ MS CITY n-ghhorir
cines NJ W Barr ". attend % al ss4es en.rusi~1 'c
MS care ard 70 the prompt settlement inmeta.-y z-f
NE sale yam les declining holses-erir, car have th-i
goods stored freproof buLdiu. OF reasonable terms
Sssh advanced when required Al lnsS a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23
WH MCCORMICK
.AIE OE III R>III Nj

.~THI- DAY a. 10 OciccS, 81 - Wa-nr gYnst J~fs-y
.~ --.r he F.rry vfl b- sod ne Furniture " family
y-v-r, no hog.~k-epfng, iocudng q rls-Ored piano
- ry Sgn-. C.us, iOg-h,r WIN g-nsrs a..ort.
.rt ~ -rceent bed room pzfor snd kitchen 4rri-If-
49, s-s Dor choice Old wires IN bOul- sN lfs
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WM n FRANKLIN, AucUOIFef
HOUSEHOLD Fl RSITURE.-W tkASh-
HIN son co ~lll eel At auction on NEDNES-
DAY Aprl u a. 10 O'Clock A. 81 seyentn-ay
Fsrnifure-An assortment u household nn '4re. con
..uns 10 par, OF mahogany sofas, MAHOGANY chairs ma
hoy.nv center table marble TOP. mahogany 0ecsrsi car
per- OIL cloth &c. ti<'lI 80 Us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23

DFING REPORTED a. .poseu by himself 10 h. cell
DAGrr COW cton Pre-, 81
The above def-nsei. very auy written BY Cent
Of tbi. civ a. birg tn def re which should nave
beer spoke bv PIT W-'--er
sSft DEWITT DAVENPORT, tribune Buildings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23

FIRE A ire broke out yestcolay between I
and clock. in the rear of the wooden building
" alter 81 owned by Henry Fox, and occupied by
himself and several other mechanics. IL il an
known how IL originated and there being NJ ire la
the building. it is supposed il must have occurred
through carelessness Or design. NJ Fox had IN
operation one or two planning machines aud large
amount Of tools and stock His loss Is about $4,000
Of which - 800 was covered by insurance j. T..
Cole occupied part Of the building AS blind and
AMI sash factory Loss = 900. insurance 500.
James 4 Clark VIM. f. Jones and George Hos
ey. bad carpenter shops IN the building all OF whom
suffer TO the amour, Of 600 each AID their insur
ance is but 500 each Mos, OF the "orkmcn lost
nearly all their tools The Crescent MI. Of q w.
Burbank md the treshing machine manoia tory OF
Joseph Hall were in considerable danger bat were
saved by the efficient efforts Of the tiremen
lRch Dem 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23

Y ? kINbALI. Alcuunrrf-
IIOIGH n kIIBALI.-HEDNE>D Apu
i T. a. lu. O'Clock A. ~ Brlge Il near N1iclts ne
fruue Of the housc consisting of good variety oi Sofa
chairs carpets oicoth- drugg-i-, Bus-~- -.a carpet
bed -es- hair nsfre-s-s bedding. gs--es wasl--and-
cocker, Sc. A.so one malJgaoy eAiras)o dining
81
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Nv 7 IOLION Aucu0rerr
'INiIs DAY, TUESDAY 81 log O'Clock, al 2ji livery
L seconi-st Lennon plscr he~ zen Elghth and Ninth
avs the entire Furniture Of the family comprising the
usuS varieties such srss mahogany chairs center and
card lshie dining and bureaus dlysr pier glass
carpets Oh cloths. sCsr and hs 'smps girsucO crock
cry and glassware. Stoves. kitchen furniture &c. sac
positive rain or shine and goccs must be removed he
jaw as IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23

THOMAS BELL Alclol-~r
Auction NOTItE III BUSH 60 WI
A. THIS DAY sii0t O'Clock. harfs ae ilfil--fr
arg .o0kng- asses curtains. pizno-'lr-. &C. A. lel
&, .--re.t near Prince Csisoglrs featy Nein-sday -
T~- ,rre furniture cOnsr-f 70 fr house 81 -rj - a.
u -.-lc. THLk.DAI ~ R-ser y 80 ----- as
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A MI LER, AuctOr--r
ROSS At AIt TIOS.-A No

- IFR corner u Wa and New . --ll on III L Rs
DAY ABrl 3 iGi O.1ck splendid 80 ec1n " STANDARD
RO.-, com pfisr be n-yy-s. ard hne-i varir ies
- .om- choice Greenhouse P.Al-s l1 bloom a. ii+
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ELEGANT FRtNCh CALlCoho'
"A ONt SHILLING lABp
Are opened tt.- r9r..rr. t.rrc frI. alr, '1. ~
HITCHCOCK 4 LEADBEATER'S.
'i' bhoN--- = ~, 100,
ItNTDN GRAPE -iitN'.~ kND BLACK
I SlIKS ai gr,at bargains. at l. EDEII- Cheap Dy
Good. Store ~ Make
splendid rich Lrs.rr. VIDE md t"a.r eros ~ khf"'
black SHE, only F.. yart. 5D- vide MaHAt SAH' us.
"a yard
stSt piece r.rh e.narlier.i 3d. -5-norA So, CO..
o,et Embroidered do S.. la.l Crare heavy large size
oniV 49,
40 fr. rtrt Embossed Cloth Tala Covers al col
,s 0nI, l,. . Mere. r1--fr. psre. qIsrrrs -: lu
+ns,,,.r. =! i g.,.r.er- E. o1arer- = s.. Sc.
~, L7 .i o r. ,,',,. S,-err5s S5'r,ing.
S.','. 49,. s.,.,, Linens d, owes D ,,,ery srt
-. 49,. - ,b.. A.. GOOD. ..4 ~ Inc very .ove,t
/ -. $50 a. El-RDFTT Isl. Wak-r =
! a. III. brtyyren Broadway and Bowery
w me black and co.orea b- s1 Cou and Deer-kin
Cassimefes, black slI c. ,r-. re- C.ano ave-, tfench
Ginrhsms. n siery. On,4feit Hose, Cambria idkt''
Table Covers. ~ %.
yySf----,F0R SAFE tHtAP.-A oci-'r
Tf-zys5- nj ysi D,eWood Piano tor", iso.ri case jusi
EJ~TfH n rr shed. embracing hD ttr modern I'M
'llo'ci.- ~ - . a - i.' ,..,@rr,,rb
~ ''e, I''".' l'u.'.- a '-' -. "a 80 ,,r.
NHrhitrd u every I'spe'. Iti w" "a "'I ''''' CIV
wear gfsus. Apply a. ,nT ~ ~ pporurp
,,,4 Odd, % VI W !. -, ~ - F'+.tst.
a. tus ~ b@"efN- h-i Ne-i iinI--u H-u ~ -
w d. \
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NM " ShIRLEY. Agcfioreer
IIOT-E FURNITURE SALE Tle>da

30 o'clock. At - Broadway, near Cana - genera
assortment Of psrOr chamber and kitchen lrnurr psno
forte rich cut glass china chande p oil paintings 40
prnis SC Sale without reseryea deposit required srf
goods removed sane day. a. II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23

<1tS+-~ MOTTO E.-For a. Office uf me
- ROCKY Bar Mining Company. Czlfornls, i~o
secoud-cahin Hrk-is ln he N0rtherner. rrs
lrp nom Panama 20 S4n Francisco. sso Two CABIN ucEei.
IN Empire City from NewlOfA to Chasres, % her next
voyage AZ 81
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- TO LET OR IEA-E.-Three elegant new
Il q stores and DIVE lrgs as. comp eied. viii hnshe1
Easements modern improvements troion wafer
SC on r. ghtl avenue. corner OF FJruep - One Oi
which contain, .arge oven An excellent stand Tor
baker The others suitable for dry goods ntrd ware,
hst or grocery stores A.sp various private dwell
rg. trt aosrtmerr. The .,or-, wi he fied up 10 suit
the tenant Inquire of WM DOHERrf, corner Of
E',rti-th..t and Eiytth-av a. Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23
TT ROPEAN AFFAIRS.

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eygf0n. Eagtsh Chsyoh PQrfes. ... Dy Thurman.
Bapfuf Asd tyse Trads Cobdeq md Byi1Af F1rfy
49,. EHhibfDa of iqdystyy Prince fb,yrs spesot
Rome The POpe. loo. P,ussAI France. The Hgr
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-01-01
lob Printing.

We have now obtained the assistance of an
excellent Job Printer from Louisville, and having
the largest and most fashionable assortment Of
ty pes between Louisville and st. Louis, we can
his region, and on as reasonable terms:
The Journal office is now prepared to pin
Steamboat Bills in plain or colored inks and in
the handsomest styles. We have one of the n
est and largest cuts made in the West, with
smaller ones for large cards, &c If our work is
not equal to that of Louisville in beauty and
neatness. no charge will be made Steamboat
cards of all sizes and quality executed on reas-
enable terms. We respectfully solicit of our
steamboat friends share of the patronage they
so literally bestow on the Louisville and Gin
cinnati Offices.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-01-01
TEDIToR JOURNAL,
MONDAY MORNING. DEC. 81.

The above was written for an extra to take
the place of Saturday mornings paper. But
GU. presses and types were so thoroughly
saturated, the Extra could not be printed
As it rained all Saturday night, it was out OF
our power to issue the Daily Journal this
morning. 1t will take us week to recover
from the effects of this disastrous deluge
aside from the pecuniary loss we have sus-
tanned by it. We hope the patrons of the
Journal will excuse the absence of Saturdays
and Mondays papers, as we may never be
again compelled to ask their favor in this par
ticular We also ask the indulgence OF those
for whom we had job work to execute, for de
laying their favors. led. Journal.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-01-01
Later from Observation-Disclosures
News.

New DIRK, Dec o..
The Empire City. from New Orleans, an
rived yesterday with two weeks later news
from California The steamer Panama had
arrived at Panama with $50 passenger and
$5O0.oO0s The passengers had over $500. 600
more, which was brought by the Empire
City. Among the passengers is Mr.. Hoff,
bearer OF dispatches.
The Empire City did not bring a mail.--
Gold continues as plentiful as ever.
An election was held in California o. the
10th Nov. to ratify or reject the Constitution,
Ielect a Governor. Lieut.. Governor, two Rep
resentatives TO Congress, and Members Of
the Senate and House of Representatives of
the State of California. 1t is certain that the
Constitution has been adopted by an almost
unanimous vote. The general impression is
that Peter 81. Burnett would be elected Gov
ernor, and Jno. McDougal, formerly of IN
dianapolis will be elected Lieut. GOVERNOR
The vote in San Francisco and elsewhere in
dcate the election of Rodman Prince and Geo.
w. Wright, as Representatives to Congress
The whole Democratic ticket succeeded there.
Col4 Suffer was the Wing candidate for Gov
ernor. He was on the people, ticket 1t is
now clear that Thos. Butler King will not be
elected U. S. Senator. The Legislature will
be largely Democratic. The chances are
strong that VIM. McKendree Given and I,
Chas Fremont viii be chosen U. S. Senators.
The overland trains which left the United
States last summer and spring across the
mountains, had all arrived in safety. Col
Russell of Mo-, who headed the vanguard,
left independence April oath and arrived at
Suffers tort Aug s. His company broke up
and he reached California The gallant CO..
lionel is now in Puebla practising law.
Edwin Bryant, formerly Of Lexington KY,
had realized the snug little sum of 100000
Specializing ia San Francisco lots. He will
return home ia June l'he wages for car
penters per d ~ is SIC.
Buildings are rapidly going up. San Fran
cisco aRd Sacramento cues were fast filing
UP, from the mines. Living is daily becom-
ing more expensive. The rainy season was
prevalent, Louis Framble, printer Of ST.
Louis, died of dysertery at San Francisco.