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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-15
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LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY

The SPEAKER laid before the Senate yesterday let
ter from L. w ALLEN, Esq, tending his resignation Of
the Office Of Sergeant atAns-the resignation to take
effect from and after the 9Th March next
The HOUSE OF DELEGATES yesterday passed the bill
authorizing the James River and Kanawha Company
their bridge across North river as toll bridge;
also, the bill incorporate the Harrison county Rail
road Company. The bill to furnish Magistrates with
Mayos Guide to Magistrates out Of Court, was, after
being amended, ordered to be engrossed
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET,

APPOINTMENT BY THE EXECUTIVE OF VfR6INIA-Ro-
bert F. Lakenan, of the CITY Of Hannibal, to be Com
missioner take and proof deeds,
&c, in the Sta of Missouri
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-15

GARDEN SEEDING have Just received our
II usual supply of fresh Garden Seed, to which we
invite the attention of those in want.
te 10 DOVE & ISAACS,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-15

We have received from Col T. ]. Randolph of Al
bemarle reply to late communication of the Presi-
dent OF the Virginia Central Uouisa) Railroad Com
pany. We are constrained to defer its publication till
our next country paper.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-15
STATE OF THE STOCK MARKET

STATE OF THE STOCK MARKET
State Stock per cents-par value $l00--saes at par
Corporation per cents-par value Sl00-last sales al
100.'
=, James River and Kanawha Bonds, guaranteed by the
State, par
Exchange Bank Stock-par value $!00-last sales
$l04.
lO3
Virginia Bank Stock-par value $70-saes at $72.
Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Stock
par value 800 held at $95
Richmond Fire Association Stock-par value $40
$2aaa30
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Stock-.-par value $lOo--sales at $50.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Certificates
Of Debt-par value $lO0--ast sales at $50.
Richmond and Louisa Railroad Stock--par value
$loo-las saesat $40 Some are asking higher.
LIVE STOCK MARKET
RICHMOND, January 81, 1919
BEEF--Scale aceight-$3 to S3 so extra quality will
command higher price.
HOSES nett.
MuTToNs-3 to So 80 nett, as in quality.
JACOB SHOOK.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-15

The National Intelligence copies from Washington
letter in the Journal of Commerce, the following state
ments concerning the Nicaragua negotiations:
Several contradictory statements have been recently
sent to the northen pers from this city, on the subject
ofthe Nicaragua question 1t is reported that Mr.. Law
renee is charged with the negotiation and that has
been going at London. 1t is also reported that
neay has been entered into here, by Mr. Clayton and
Sir Henry Bulwer adjusting the Nicaragua question as
10 the freedom and neutrality OF the canal confirming
the cession OF Tigrc Island the United States and
disayowng and rebuking Mr. Chatfieds proceedings
All this is tummery No treaty has been made, here or
elsewhere
Mr.. Rives was charged with some preliminary re-
present atoms of the views Of this Government to that of
Great Britain. Next, Mr.. Lawrence went out with in
strucons as to the Nicaragua question After the Tige
Island affair, other instructions TO Mr. Law
renee. This Government is now anxiously awaiting
intelligence from him, and to the views of the British
Government. The determination OF Lord Palmerston
on the latter subj isl here unknown
The question as to Mr.. Chatfelds conduct and the
Tgre Island cesson after Sir Henry Bulwer left
England, and to this hour he has Instructions az to
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-15
HEBREW BALL

We have rarely witnessed more pleasant and beau
titu scene than was presented at the Exchange Hall
Wednesday evening The ball was well attended, the
arrangements We're all admirable, the music by the Ar
mory Band) delightful, the supper tasteful and excel
lent and the dancing beautiful, especially on the part
OF Mr. McEvoy's we'll instructed little pupils
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-15
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 10, 1850
Prayer by the Rev Edward Kingsford, of the Baptist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04
Postal Reform .

10 Tie Editor Of The Tribune
SIR: | suppose it is generally expected that "a
conformity with the suggestion contained N the
Postmaster Generals Report. the Postal Law VIII
be altered in present session. go far as 70 regulate
the charge 10 five cents for all distances perhaps
California and Oregon excepted When they sbou' ~
Why no reduce for ali distances DTepaid or
Our cents when prepaid-in fact, the English plan which
mas been found 10 work 50 very well Any one who can
zee six inebes before his nose, knoWe must come 10 NE
A. last and that, too, before long.
The POsmasferGenera very properly d-cians ihe ideh
Of Post Oice being made source u revenue Al TIA
BE esks that reasonable compensation De made 70 The
Department for ne service perform. 10y u1se -,
should only be such az VIII pay inc expense OF We care"
conveyance and delivery Of the matter on which me post
aye 10 laid Very good. But 10 aso says ihsl me ne
nsrneut mus. sustain iisef Nothing bat night Does any
calculating INTEL gent man doubt but that two cent mi
orn rate would eventually be sef sustaining u msm no.
Whenever the reduction Is made there wi BE- uansior
year vs. hen slight loss may be expected We might a.
well bear this loss in 1851 a. IN 1870
Bot there another view Of he matter 10 me N0Ftiefn
Siaes eren nor the expenses attendant upon the care con-
rsyAnce ard delivery ofhe letters DO not amount 10 much
more than two upon each single letter SO that ne
Northern States are taxed for the benefit OF The South The
south had better add this 10 their list OF grievances would
be about any other their long list II The mon
ssoyed the Northern States might with safety adopt
uniform rate cent Tor all distances while the valiant
,en of the South make their PosOce sefsusisnirg,
would require something like 20 cents uniform rate
And while sm upon the subject OF Postal Reform
would hat Is dong with respect 70 the Ocean Ir1
CCqfs Poslge Every knows too that this Will have 20
done II has been abundsuty proved that rcsponsih"
principal ports Europe for hay cent each leaving
and hail surplus profit 10 deiray attendant expenses
The matter of vital importance 10 the mhons OF Euro
peane who have for refuge from grinding taxation
snlspp essiou but who now deferred by the lresen
,b6mnable rates Of postage from writing o' frequently 10
their friends they would Otherwise do. Il. T..
WISCORsiN. January, lSIO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04
TO MECnA>iCs, sHorkEEPER
DO.TuEN waNTED-on The Delaware and II


D-on Canal for 1850 The Company are now building
several hundred hoais which hev sell temperate and n
dustdous men. favorable terms 20 be employed u
ighiing coal from Hunezdae and HewleT io Hundur
and New York. The boats are built 90 carry = tuns u
cArEo Dor this DO however be- only about 70 tuns
The Will Doe al 400 purchase Tor tie boat So
Of which Zee paid cash, good security given
f.s sy.ss fst - Nrsu-f -fst
the balance II The purchase money VIII De received bY m
OF 49, per mp Ouf of he freight 1 tr boat It
raie git tor The present year viii be- - follows For
tp made 10 days from Honesinle 10 Roudout Al the
per for n day trp- 50 cents per un
and II u DAYS the Of 80 per uu Out of
each cargo s. will be retained until the end OF the
The balance Of TIE freight viii be paid Ia cash Of the end Of
each trip.
Tie expense OF unoading viii not exceed cents per
run.
THE canal los miles long The locks tended hot
iav and night and t!ps can be made 10 DAYS without
charge OF horses The Company engage 20 supply the
frig hl and full employment tor the bOa from toe opening
the canal to the close OF navigation When boats
loaded Haw.ey - miles from Rondout the pay VIII BE-
IN proportion that irom Houesdsle When bOals
gured 10 discharge Sew-YOrk the Company's steam
boat. vii hem without charge and additional
freight viii bc paid 10 that place
Tie Company are also building number Of scows
which they viii eel 500 each, he OF pay
tie bosis except hs ue instruments viii be sl5
per trip.
Application 70 he made personally ~ letter the sub
scri.y Office Of he Delaware ard Hudson Cana Co
q Nal.sf NcwNork. with reference recommendation
character and capacity and Il accepted notice Will
be gwen when and where The contract can be executed
MAURICE WURTS President FRO ten
DELAWAKE AND HvDsoS GASAL OFFIcE
Sew-York Jan. IS. ls5o u In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04
BOOK TRADE.
~ 49, y ; rts-fI - ~ IT =.
THE WING ALMANAC FOR 1880.

W hAG A1Al4A6AO FUN AS0Os
THIS ANNUAL bas ben prepared vith eTeA care and
reliable sn lucid sur-rl.ry y he Porcal History q he
Te- 10 contains nothing o. parisan cbNTacier but q
fu exhibit ~ ihe E-oas q 1919 th- dolngs Of Con
re-s - Asf >s-iou, he Nae1Ss EFoss, he kvrns
f he rreseu Congress- GOy~ruors q the Sta,rs Nc he
CoxrFNrs-Areas u he United states AsronoElical
CaruIsrous. Audit. Congressional sos:: - Banking
S,au.lcs Branch Mnts-Golf Cuinage; Brush Cabinet
C.Iendsr fr P0rsld Boston. Nevsf ork, Ph.ade.!h A
WsshIrs-on RsleiFh Charleston snS ~oFieS-si All
80 80 Ssv.Mexico. Ch-oroccir Tables Couy-E-
s.n 81 Coagressrnen Congress Satstes Of; Congress
81 Session OF Fc.ps-s; kronous ~ ne Pubic ENpei-
-. err~e Okcrs L. : Eeccr dHys 70 ne - a.
$50 : lection OF; President by The People Election Re
1rrs Europe 1912 Finances Of nsd States sE Sresi
R--so. Focsng N the Navy GoverurneR; q lie United
S-,-ss t.-rreut supplies Governors and STATE Cap.
a.. HghWaier a. NevvYork. Boston. Philadelphia ard
Chs-ies,1r: Home Department; House OF Representa-
So n : House Mileage; Inaugural Address q Pres.
sa-- Tsv1r. Jewish Calendar. Law Reform Mileage 81
congress Military Mileage Ministers and Conss.s
sbroaa Minister'S F0r-gu Courts; MohaLnuecsn "a
49, Noou's place Naval Prize Mouey-remPerance
81, P1nishu,erts ists Naval Supplies, x1d Policy
Oers srd Ofces created Panama lsshn,Isl Railway
P-r'sror OF states PostageRa,es Foreign ard Domes-
=. pos-.f Reform. Presidential Vote. 1873 &c Pro
suets Argrsgaie: Public Lsnds; Railways ard Canas
s-7ss NortA rrercA. Recruiting for the AIy Revenue
m Collection Senste ot he [ ni'ec states Senae
Nis.-s seventh Census Act; shields Gen : Election
.nd Re,.ction supreme Court I. ; Tide Table; Tur.
re-a All Shfrur. Tribunals for CLAIMS against ne mied
S-stps. Whi.neys great Cerual Railroad War Charges
Fsrtu Return. carefully inside Up FOR the Wig Alma
-r- f-or1 Maine New Hampshire. Vermont Msssacag-
,@tts Rhode Island. Connecticut New otS NeN-Jersey
Perravvarfa MARYLAND. Virginia. NorC aroma, AlaoS
ma Mss ss-rri. Louisiana Texas Arkansas Aeuntss
eieorrl. Hentzeky. Ohio. Indiana Michigan, Iowa VS.
~orsT jl6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04
Land Reform.

T. tie E6st1v Of ne Trlbsae
DEAR SIR There is really DO difference 0;
opinion between Us il relation 10 the SIZE Of farms
The size recommended by Land Reformers s iound-
ed upon the proportions Of Land and Population
two things that vii be altering their proportions.
ole 70 another, once az least IN ever generation
In establishing Universal Suffrage. it i By m
means necessary 70 fix forever the dimensions Of
Zach Election District. That "a mater which
mus; remain open fOy after modification a. = ma
be necessary. 70 also Of the size Of farms
Indeed. in hxine tie leo acre standard, the LAM
Reiorners have conceded something % the estah-
iished idess Of the public. They have 10 dopb; Dut
one hall o. that quantity, properly attended %
wOold give ample employment and amP-e renu1e-
ration % ordinary family. ] do not think thst
al OF q man time should be employed II digging
wealth from the sol. There 3 treasure Ter iioff
valuable than that 10 be dag ont d, BIS own rnin1
II this - 10 be ne gected-if we only 10 improve
and cherish thst gross existence which u = nave ia
common with the brute--Perish the race l
Mr. J. X Fisher does me the honor OF bflei ~
tee His theory, with respect 70 lhe lehu,s =:
which settlers should bold the land - abo1' lhe
same "a nv own The state VII, Of course. re-
tain j,s authority Of Eminent Domain And as
the State will be the people It IS TAR 70 PresDiiv
that ia authority xii always be exercised W Wy
General enod--ssc7ring 70 future generations .
t,oss nights which Mr.. Fisher claims Tor theH' 'A'
which we Of the present day must very soon re-,
.;gr IN their favor As for the rent which he wo1.d
xact, every smoke that arises from forest or pra'
ne viii pay rent--frst, to the Government III
the ordinary way Of taxstioo-secondly to the com
munty in increased production, increased trade,
increased security 10 the Republic Ihaiank u
mind and true independence, 10 save as from sur
cation al home-a phalanx Of unerrng rifles 70 h"id
At far of bag the combined armies OF EuroPe-
Hurrah for the Freedom Of the Public Lands
THOS AIMEE DEVYR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04
Domestic Ports.

BOSTON, feb q IN Arr So q O~au lc-l shno
putgh N'G'rers. Csrfena-. Lou r. Js-fe
Hoaes's Hoo Shs ? Johnsoa bora " u-faa. &c
iohn Assg~ p,-f. iRasft. "a Jota n.vs trd N-ir1.
Is. Case Coo-y kyd-- daalenss r.
tnna-f Nlr-f. DAD Cnutrl br1ats .tstsou
fsgrsFhrt . WIS., Caste u szssrual tsras Yrtaa m
sataof-. >-,t m ~ ti-Th. 80 M. al Pas. o. q,
ora1.n HaFans iaf-rn- Nhoi. CErl-ras Jd1
srs1~sr. kpsht Apaacs o As~a Hee~r- wl-. p as-a.
- N,eoz-a " 100 foria.at 49, Asso' i2~r~ai- Do
BAH. Pa Cli - Scoio NcFa-iari Traaas C-ba
CHARLESTON. yaa ar -,-.rnsa9 >outbsfu-f E-, ~
-si- J,,sa p.z Hsa-vs NYara. yarA Soau-- Fhs.a.
iioton, Corsoa Attaisgas LIZ Sal1srs. Fa
Eas lnss hn-ra s. saNa Rsro~us A. No. Jaaa 49,
iosea Vera q tsroG- ha-n'a hagh~s hat -ti VIZ
20 = - ' N X So " = = - = 60 ~, - - =
tsr. to1.ons Big iyrla~ >ulfh. D.r-a
fkA>kfohI yan - Az - Ca~rl, Cooluhs Nlors. -lh
.e~a Wrul~ofsa B~iaa ~ C@oq.ss. nAft- S.sr-saa
+, = ~ C..ts-~r. pas-s H.ssrs
MOBILE. Nos .4kr p Jota C4aH-azs DFst- .4ralzsh
iss.aa. b. fuuls IVA Etreurz ls9ar Lsslrc D. 1-rt'
A-u Hsv-v AS sria-s NcIess Boau H-<z- nr NFoft
~ lts szi-t, tar Azs Asses A-a-, ~ "a fs~st
Assg. Niok
NV ORIEkNs Jsn ss-trr STEAMSHIP Gasss1.. Pa ca
s6fs kaCksf sr E-an. b-rsA - AK e's.act
iarst Wa Kan -. k-r~r kr htrTes- bet-st
csA CAess-r H. - Jsuero sAasaau. karsr h~ou- arg
sil.eos 60 stsz,u1 frlaa. Asl-1 k--
NJ ark Sl-asE Less Eostuu fsrks. osafnas lfu-n
49, Joess Be Mar, Ian Gui-s PA A5f si-Nn
= frtsnc, tgat hraIQs >aa-Sl hrt-r--1- .-at p
.eefpo< hrasss Celc brsoe1 Calras- b La--r B. a.
~sr ltfg~l ~ O. Jsueros Nh Aeirea - hensa -
1 feas-a Icuss-. Phs. ~ -, SaaovA Hsvals As.
tef1-1- tt-laa bo<-lr
os-f Afqrk f.csc ss-rr Pha DO Nores Lei Bcsf srs
J-Aa tasi. Du.k =.i-r Rasuos- l-,a Ols.-l Dusla
re-h - 1eors-, hy-s. Pa. B~- Lps sirno-
- ~ a-'tr Iz-ea- Nsat-rsy, h 6hsa 1 CaAoga N
ea,s Ks.< s.s1.S Nsss. & ~ A'' . Is "
"A"h.HS, y c Ia H-Ar sAr Is.Ae W Hssass, JosssoE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04
GENUINE MEDICINAL sEwFOUXDLAsD
COD LIVER OH. STORE

Principal Depos aI,ed states III Broadway ~ Z,
UlCHARD MULLOWSEY & cos Genuine Medicinal
stSeGfOurdsnc Cod Liver o., for The OF
CONSUMPTION ASTHMA sCkOFULA
The seknoN iesge preference siven 70 the Oeaslre
Medicinal NewfOand and Cod Liver Oil BIZ he nO-t -i
leni members u The Medical Faculty 10 EnsIaDd aat ~
extensive sale Of hat article here and n The Coanas "a
setber wtli4ths wonderful s1ceess has net with m ~ r,o
pete cure Of ConsamPon Asihnls scrOfa kr feyes m,
most hopeless cs.esl have attracted enusdsrAJ. noce
4nd .sVerHi compounds have been offered 10 he nic IN
Ter n nAHs 81 Genuine Medicinal Cod Liver 81 nsny
~ Hhcn n0m ueir inaperec; nature are ealcaind U ~
Jer7 r1tlrr han permanently beoefi he patient
~ orefink MS Preparation 70 the p1S.c he under.ivne
i'm ineiy knoVedge Of SeVfgndsnd Cay,nv re-ssea
n@ny Ears AND uefT perfect acquaintance win H.,
aoe ~ proesrins and preparing the Ffesh Cod LIyers
~ eOunaruuy recommend his article a. tbe very uar.s
nat czn b. manu- facnIfed ~ P1''''
II-y sona also remark ihaf Il prepared exeu.yly
on Hesh God LTers considerable ~ pess having bees
q perfectly fresh stare - '''''
80 WEI Known hat under the name Of Geruire Mod
SOt saver OlP many pounds offered for sale are
tsngero0s ard unsafe 1888 - ~e''
prep arsf0n which can be denerde,s IN q.
a. ifPof an and this with Confidence uaey ~ nj
rs au.S~ney Cos genuine Medicinal Newtoandl and
tn. al Il TO be had AZ oar store IN Broadway ID do
ecuted ' NC P'v1'yuy eA
CL.rIos-To prevent Imposition, observe GU, write,
On lh- lste o. each bottle Pnce Al per botts
hSnAhD hULLOWNEY 4 CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04

d. n i FHIFNTI NNTIE~I nc IHIOTY UTItH lOtF1
II. and lot IN fee knOwn As s08 0reenwckst between
Beach and Hubert sis The house Is 20 By " fes' Ne
lot 30 by 100 feet deep
Also The lstor brick house and lot adjoining knowB
G0) Greenwichst z0by 90 feet lot by 100 lee deep Two
thirds Of the purchase money may remain on bond ssi
fnOnage for TIRE. years per For terms he o.
ply To ANTHONY j. BLEECkER, Aurfioneer
Bl lw BrOad-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04
PoRT OF NEw-YoRK..-FEBRU ,
Arrived.

>b, pashr.. hinton. Hsvrr De- ise sri fssssr
gsrs, " NA1t issseneef Arfnn- lhb-nder The ID a. t
lets ned 100 bon u inf DOB DAYS
Hsrk C-r-fe scas B-rsasso Psermo orltes 1aou
g. 20 hoi Jan 60 = il1 vel
~ ell samuel " hefnoe tnssi-d ari m of water -it
ord ans fctsco. person hosi suFro.sd the Do
taken a b vessel spra-uty s-,s 80 l.l
been Ioug g situation
Bsrs Manuel orI ,scul Raven Fsspor htl a. hnt-f
B.hfs & sclorburg
Rsrs Ielas NcNsr Savannah cotton aua Duo.ai4
b. Csa Deareh otisabus Beui Jscnei o. q. roSe- %
PolJe.
Brig Glte Gren Csls.s Nc isn sap-ou NJ, Lee a Co
SCI Nssssu Why C-ye. - NeWport WOOD q hur-H
siier Mar Am Eatsbeih from tie bsfs
Chures. ashare Barncrai. With ttes. g.
Srh hosnot- sa th Esstpori. lafi ~ ssh Oil
ssb tncrad. Bacon. Bo-'or, niis-.
sch Col satierk Dsvs Charleston. cotton rgr Nc
lreatp.
-, Farmer ioLuson. D-iswsr~ rom. b. uss-r
s.ooq John Wailscs, McBnde. Delaware
WIND A. ,u.r.s NJ 81 r-rgi,n :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04
GENERAL NOTICES.

y~ FGxIer- & Wells, Phrcnoiosi-ts sna
Publishers, Clinton Hal I5l NAsssa--- ne" "e '"N
~ Mrs. VI. q. Cove Nichois-wsier Cure Phys
rsei1 5T s1e5l or yi.,sd residence. = In
II General society of nec hanics and Trades
men, Stuyvessni Institute, 81 brosa"Ay'
p,,, ,e,.,,S .;5-,l Reasons between Animals
MONDAY jan is,h list ard 9Th a. = Pm
w RsDFIEtp sa,l,,-v al I .f7.Pg
Rev Dr. BErHCNE-Ho and IL his'ory' iraas' Ol-ls
az ~ ~ Tscii~Ss-The CONSTITUTION ard Free ln
.tfuiion. Of our Cou1uy-Feb. 18Th; n :. Pm
does. Library DHnl JOHN A. BUNTING Chairnsr
~ The Committee appointed by the Flour
..ociation To- lie purpose Of selecting Standards
have t- day made such selections and ei ea WI. he
Inspectors where al Who 49, interested may ''-''h
Extra superfne Flour.
-Iperfne F'our
Superfne Flour No. =
And such other = they desire
u i understood hy this Committee snf 50 stated ~ .ne
purpose Of avoiding misunderssnfngs brNe'n nlyess
sid sellers that here = but one standard Gnaly hnoN '
Suporfue Fl1ur for the City OF Ne" Nors snd MAJ A.
Contracts "a q. o purchases Of supefne Fiour Of NeS
YORK uspecuon DO not include Tie quality saPernne n"
P,,Irs{ Thei he Inspectors brand Tor quality No he
placed upon The head Of The barrel instead Of lie de vi"
~ FIN az vAt ,Es i FRANCIS y s4GE
JOSEPH ALLEN JAS FLOYD
rfi0Mss HS6DES JOHN MARSHALL
{ z. TAPPAN. Inspectors
rv Express Notice.-In consequences Of me death
Of FdvRriF Winsoyy 81 he firm ~ Wells Co snc
NJ Livingston. Wells Co and In accordance with NE ar
nces II copsrinershp which expressly provide Tor such
eNigency,
Noice j. hereby given that the Domestic Express ara
the Foreign Express and Commission business VII here's
continued by the survivors under ihe o.d style snd
namea WELLS co
LIVINGSTON WELLS CO.
Now Ork Jan. o. les0. p "
~ Wigs nud Toupee-.-baIcaftos's celebrated
Wig F0Cforv is a. NaIisi where ~ al unez can Pc
d. fr and
cfgars .h0ut call sni Judge ior themselves before puf'
chasing e'-eviere BsTCHELuss newly invented NiEs
0h'a1-rl silver medal 81 tn Fair Of ne American lnst
tui- Cory de address myl5 MWNFn
r. WHfer-t' ure in-tituter.-Dr TRAIL receives
patients a. his coinmodious city establishments ID Laighis
u provided with several bathing rooms some o which
are kepi cav and night during the cold season IN
country establishment At Oyster Bay, l. J. viii reoper
AprI lll i'm
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ysrxfnsa legislature.

In the Senate, on "Wednesday last, the JOINT
Committee On the subject Of the WIlmot Provlso
made their Report recommending that IN the
event Of Congress passing the Wil1not Proviso or
abolishing Slavery in the Distric; q Columbia the
Governor be authorized and requested 70 issue his
proclamation for the election Of delegates 70 state
Convention, D. take into consideration the mode
aud measure Of redress, 70 appoint delegates 70
Southern Convention, and % adopt such measures
as the Crisis NAV demand
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CHAGREs No
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS

I'HE UNDERSIGNED. having finished heir Ware
Il house ~ Cn1grrs o. arr Bow PREPARED Store %
Onward goods u every DESCRIPTION the Ishmus
Panama or from Ghagrrs 70 Zoe United States. upon lhe
1est possible terns They WI also attend vh prompt
10 n sac u goods c0cs ned lem destined for hs
narkef o. ne Is,hL1us
Travellers crossing % California all snd heir
shneui "a ChagT~s al ne esipsuts fr IhesP
OsrueT ~ bat siigtt atyslce from keH-i0rk prices
Irsf-i-fs ~ ind a. -leiF sdvsnsage cal bs-
ore eaylng Chagres. se vi ehe~ruiT point 70
tnem VIA experience has taught AID lhsfeDy materially
a .eTiats de hAri-ihps Of the ZIP.
MASCOsOs l. Brown
Z. MANcOs0s, WocLSEY BEoNN
REFER TO
Howard sor- New York MOT Bryth-rs New YorE
Ma I. :. Brown A n Reip, Ese Baltimore.
A k-rp K S~~dn, Esq- Philadelphia
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