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CLUIHINtI.

SUMNER WEAR.-WM T. JENNINGS l. CO.
- DRAPERs & TAlLORs I'm )orters Of Closhs Csssi.
meres ves,ngs Fancy Oress Articles &c. 81 Broadway,
American Hotel ard Pennsylysnia avenue W.shin gton
C. offer for inspection, extensive assortment Of
seasonsble Goods, which VIII be made up order he
proveIblaly moderate prices, which In view OF worn
las given The establishment precedence furnishing he
most economical II rot The lowest priced garnenI
The ready made stock comprses clO csstmereL meFi-
no. grass CLOTH and linen sacks De Orssy's dr-ss snd
ffock coats cashmere, nerino and drlog psnsalooct
silk, satin, bombsElne, marseies, linen and chsly yesis
dressing gowns ke which, with selection OF
Eyles Of fancy dress articles, consisting Of ersvsi,
kereheis gloves suspenders, shirt, collars, bOsoms
we wou1 commend tie attention Of purchasers with Al
Assurance Of their superiority, In style and character
mosi OF the clothing offered IN this market
We would refer in particular the PAntsloOns
ersbled 70 furnish and soleil call from the asadt
The Army and Nsvy will find wen versed IN thstr %
cuisr requirements and prepared TO supply The d1eren
grades Of tne service Jelo Il
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The Old Arsenal Property.

This property, IN tEe heart Of the City, occupying
an entire block just north Of the Tombs 10 the
Sixth Ward, is for sale 10y the stste, and may be
had for $4,000 There IS nothing in the way Of
buildings On it, that viii interfere with an imnsd-
late occupation itr some public purpose. The mill
tsry are anxious TO retain i for depot Ct arms, it
being more convenient than the new Arsenal
This property, if used sTisht, VII add half mil.
hon Of dollars TO the value Of property in the Sixth
Wsrd in i've or ten years. Let it be obtained Al
oroe, and free baths, wash house, Gnd vast
building be erected for tie Schools Of the Ward
with chapel and lecture room. 70 be furnished
with every attraction ia the Esy Of books music,
ard apparatus, &c. portion beng devoted to oil.
ces and studios Let there also be 4 model lodging
house, to accom- MEDIATE 200 .od.ers, with a Restsa
rsnt attached, where & substantial meai NAV be
had for the lowest c;iice. With such DISPOSITION
Of the old Arsenal property, and the opening Of
Anihony st. through TO the Bowery, We might con.
fdenily lock for the obliterAtion OF that moral
Ia sr house, known as the Points, whose foul cen.
ter rediates corruption ~ the circumference Of this
great City, causing crime and degradation enough
TO coniEninate the whole social current
The citizens Of the Sixth Ward should call 4
meeting. and pass strong resolutions calling on the
proper authorities 10 secure and appropriate this
property 10 purpose beneficial 10 the whole
City. Let the old and incOnysnient school build
ines, with their narrow grounds, be disposed Of,
and the proceeds be devoted 20 tne erection and
iurnishiI Of school rooms in the new building. Ia
this way the fifth and degradation OF the entire
Ward will at least come in contact with the spark
ling Croton and the light Of Heaven; and some
thing will be imme datey done 70 arrest the tide of
social lis thst have cursed the neshborhood Tor
half century. Let a meeting be called at once
PHILANTHROPAS
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INSURANCE.

DOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION 70 the Csotai Stock Of
Dsbs Company will be opeo-d BY the Iabscdbss al Tho
heebsnics Banking Association, 81 Wsll e. Thursday
the 18Th nst and viii be kept open daily from II o'clock
NJ TO m until The whole AnOunt Of $40 900 capital
shs be subscribed Ten per paysble the me 81
subscribing and the bssnes hen required Of which due
notice viii be given.
COMMISSIONERS
yoHS PAINE, fHILIP KEARsY,
FsED'K PESTZ, L h LANG,
GEO c. SArTssLsE.
DIRECTORS.
Edgar II LANG, John Psine,
Russell Slebbins, Krsssrd,
CoTnelus Savage Wm OothOdL,
Henry Il Eliot, R'eh'd C1ns1,
Nm z WilmerdlnK, Jr Dsn'l Muller,
Fredk Penn, Pniip k-Kny.
Rchd X Haight Cnss =. Q1iceys
Geo. c Safer &c, Jas Over,
Wu Z Howlsnd Braiish Johason,
Fredfk r. WOicOtL bert Line. ei9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-21

IPr Isaac RIees, Canal Collector az Sehenecta-
by, who diedin tha, City on Tuesday, was probably
the Oldest Editor in TIE State, having issued the
Schenectady Cabinet nesry or quite half a cen
fury ago. He gave it up to his son some years
since. He was worthy man and firm Wing.
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II A person who had been confaed at the
Utica Insane Asylum, and who was released on
the ground Of supposed recovery, appeared at one
Of the hotels at Saratoga last week, and had been
about but a few house, when be was discovered
in the attempt Of cutting las throat. Timely in
reference preserved him from the fall commission
Of the deed though he was dangerously injured.
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CALiftJRNiA.

RI 4 E:-s PEARIS & BReCgTiY AZ fs s::i::.'
sACRAMENto cITf,
GRoCEHs AND CoAHGssTON MERCHANTS.
IBERAL ADVANCES srase 90 nsgrms1i,, and a
L. agency business promptly snsnded 70. ke.er 70
B. A. EIHNEsrocE & Co. kev-lcIk
EARp L You've, PtilsdalphiG-
C q. HuIsEY, ?. e. Ho~b. WILLIAM LAiIsE,, u. 4
HEAILgToN. Pigishurgh. nyson
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FipE-A Brocketts Bridge correspondent Of the
III, kiner JonrHal writes. June ls. that &" the pa.
per mill ard saw mil OF Joel Harder q Sons, one
mile east Of that place, was consumed by ire last
evening. Loss about ss,ooo.'
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TO OW HERS OF MICHIGAN PROPERTY
TIE FIRM OF MACY a briggs, Land and Tar
Eenis ~ DetToiL having been dissolved Oy me ex'
pirsi q he term Of toeB agreement, snd Oeofge y
AGcy having sod 20 The sDceT,isned al bis iperesi
Tie concern and retired therefOu the uDdersgned besso
inform AL interested thai hs hss the said
November asi conducted hs business Of te ssd sgeny
under bis name and thai be ali e0nrinae 20 desoe
his careful persOus attention To II In all is brsnctes Ay
orders leil with DEiOS " BEADJE, Esq Il "a 5foss'
way, ". Y. vii receiEe pFOmpt st.ennoa ,,,os
pErzorr lime / ts5a iell SuskS~oss
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TIE GROCEgS,

FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office, no "a Wall corner VI PesT.-sI ~. Y.
CAPITAL $4,000
THIS COMPANY, hGyirg lL-ir capital al paid H. 10
Il cash, prepared 10 i1sGIe Buildings, Merchandise,
Household Furniture. Vessels 10 POrL heir Cages &c.
against loss damage By 6re Inc Rsss u insn1
Navigation and Transportation. on the mosg fsVof.5.s
terms AL losses prom piv Go iIstet ard paid.
DIRECTORS
RUFUs STORY. Moss TAYLoz, SAMPSON XooRE,
PLTER HAzTlS, GEORGE ELDER, Gas BVREHsLTEk,
FRANCIS sKIDDY HEsSY EDET. Asa PORTER,
JAS B. WILSON, ALEx " GRAsT, WN. z. F0srER-
BES.B SHERMAN nARSHaLL PEPo0S, issAs c TATLce-
SAMPSON MOORE, President
J. MILTON SNiTH secrrtsry Mus
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e.NTLEsENs WEAVING APPAREL

0sNILEkEN5 WANING AFFAKLL
CHARLEs K. EOLWRLL, Draper and TAILOR,
v FRA qualify vork msde 10 order, -. fuionsl bet1@cs
william and Gold hiss Ius purchased Tor cash choice IS
sormeuI Of cloths cAssimer-s and ves1ngs which VIII
low rent and selling for essh be 10 enabled TO MAKE CD
per cent le.s than Broadway prices De for the lss
eight years euoyeS reputation even by those Of ne rss
trade Of chung the beat htSag garments, ard - for es,s
.ns style ne VII guasantee cannot be 5esien sd7set
uy27
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ISTHrdUs HOTELS.

ISTHrdUS HOTELS. .
cHAekEs,( Am GoRGoA
CKUCFs AMI PANAMA
THE IRVING HOUSE, a. Chagres, WaIlsee w. WI.
Il lsms sssised by Hngh Miller
qhE PANAMA RAILROAD HOrELs 81 6orgors, an
der The Management OF A Miller and j. y. ,ngsr.
THE AMERICAN HOTEL ii Cruces, under ne msu-
axem-pt Of y Folger srd Miller, Jr.
THE UNITED STATES HOTEL 81 Panama under Tia
mans cement Of Adrian Miller tel pACn
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TIE MERCHANTS, INSURANCE co.

nF TIE CITf OF kEW-YOkk, Office cor Of Gresr-
" vich ard Dey cts over tn North River Back Cob
esua $4,000 Irsursnee sg.rst loss dansx .sy hrs
CsONsL ADAMS, President.
GEoses w SAVAGE. Secretary. eO II
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JOHN cUnkEf

JOHN CUhkkf
ATTORNEY AND OOUNsELLoA-Ar-LAW
an FsaScIsSO cALlfosslA.
DEfERENCEs-Hoa. Aibed lockwood, slag-si q,
Han. T.; Hoo. William NslsOn Peesssin, u z 10 az
Seymour, Peekssin, N. Z, h7n1sl ely Co. Glib N.
Cobb : Johnson, J. A Lovey, JON A. G. Cay Co.
Hsv-York City George Lesl~s, Troy ~ l. ale Sms
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pRrIs9 naA9UrAoToRY.

.J.).J PEARL~sf. FEAkkLIN soUARE-rns 50
Cc ,criber respectfully 'u'oirs 20 customers add =
public hat has on hard fSf ne sprns usee afss
,,ts,rvsss 40. window DO essals 20. kc- Also a. a.
,--vs sEsoTeri o. fancy br2snes 81 superior xorknS
-, ~tch ss "a ssI1g - toe lowsss prices The aEtC
$3.50 b.s received roc tce Anertcsa lrsst1te slss
- COR ne basi srusb-s e1ao'se6 81 he'll ale Ar
- an. John 4 HOPED
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Lillian A DANA. hEsRY d. DANA.
DANA BROTHERS,
SHIPPING AND CONFUSION MERCHANTa
San Francisco, California
REFERgScys
Mears. Dudley B. Fuller Co New.Yorf.
Samuel Dana ESQ. Boston
Messrs. johnson L Cox, Troy, ~ r.
Messrs. simmous Hutchinson 4 Co. Sen Fr1-c,sco.
CONSlGNNBNTS RECEIVED Oh tbe zsss. s-rna
NHsvng large sore sbip mOored 10 ne sas-1
Of heir warehouse from which goods tchug-
ed without extra hgtsersge o, shipped 81 any uns %
tide. oil In
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FIRE WORKS..
FIRE WORKS.
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF

lhEa w Ot6tAks
FIRE WORKS.
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
FIRE wORKs.
OF Alb KINDS wARRAsTED. Alec, s1etnss
Olsrs Fsasy FIRE "o'Is 20 Cfsess,k Ne =, saesy
W. bALLAGh, Chsnssr.d
je4 5~' esrnsr Of Chstosn.
EIREwoRKr. FInEUORK-., L. vUL.
TkE ofers for 81 I'D ChsihsDsl 1rner u Orsnze,
sfu.ssoFtment Of FHewo's. c''ufsng Of new sad bn.
hsnt designs for exhibition snuns which ksleita
scopes Cssesdes Ro.--s. Gifted Di.nonds Revolt va,
suns, J.~eisd Crosses G.iopsds ~ Serpsoa, coao.-
usieo Wheels CaPricrf, Lsrs- Rockets, Roman csndas
ard nunrsrons - crimson yellow yrs-ss s,d bue g..
Together with smaller for no t-sds, cononss,
ir Tsrti
1ource, 2ounees. copce. 10 rsIn Hoclsx
49, 2, 8 10, Il sld b Dau aoGsn Candles.
oenRcis tdftu S-fp-1is
Flow Pols Rue Liyb,a
InanRes T1rp-co-s
Grss.hoppera Pslfse cs.eseu
Pin heels Ser-l No..
C,iusse Rockets J,.fr
htes Of seryents ke s-xaps
TOfbtlous, N.,orn.
iteors Fr~ CrNsi--s, ke. Ne,
commses sid 81 oers deslfssso u Giving e1h.odoa,
p L. NULTEE, cor Chsshani .ad Orsrr. ,t.
- IoN+- enif~nee - do'r h Orangest
BRILLIANT tIREVcRys.
THE UNDERSIGNED bsv- 'os sale superior snd
complete assortment Of Firs.orks; also H. J HsiPs
celebrated coloIed woIss. Guy AID e0C1lry de~ae8 vi
6nd his superior soci 10 s-~ei fon- Military ard Cid:
Associations be sHpped att The Above arjees va.
ranied, and % tie most reasonable terms by
BADEAU 1 LOCKWOOD, 20 wsshi1gton-s
jel0 ZAO&RNs
EIREWgRKs-NEw.Y LABORATOKY, ls
a FrcutsL TWO doors sQuih " FlltDnsI a eOnplsta
assortment Of Fireworks are nov o. rec for sac, eonss
Ing OF Tie cl'OElrgs
Rockets, from o. u ID, Rcmsn Candies from 70 u
balls isD. les q g.! tzes Scroll Wees DO vertical Co.
DO. h4nea q serpe- do, Beogoit Lghs do ENaioaon
pieces do FyIr geone CO T0rbi0ls 90. A4rools DO,
Flower Pos, Pod FIRE. Pin y heels Serp-nA 6rssshop
pers, Blue Lighu, Torpetos> Pahrg GrHcse-s, Double
Headers Canton Rocket fire CrscEsIA kos. l and >
josie, hc &c Colniry me c-ans srd dealers n general
requested 10 call ani nine ths s5cve sg-E.
y. B.-COml..tees Tor cts ana urify displays military
ana private parties be- alprHrd lEe Losi Ieerll
terms with he shove ui-nu ned Grces Wsl-aaIs5, Ia
nla.erisis having been selected with .le utmost
iel4Sws u BENNETT.
EiKE WORKs.-aOaAN. 1suufic-Rrsr Of Ffs
WORKS, Eic-e Catherine cor N D.yf.o1 ald Chat
ham square Tie mos. splendid s.Ccs ior he who.esas
and retail trade u us CITY Thee you sa-e 10 get
them better hex a. ery cher plaza yCg get taen oa
TIE manufacturer Dhp sFs supplied.
je.OJy4' DANIEL MORAN, Pyro,echnisL
ENIREWORKS-BRILL mt COLORS AND NEW
Il DESlGNS-A more cumoieie assortment Of heller
cls.y OF e. l0ygef D. c-s. offered Csl Gni 81
stJl4s PJEDl's - Made 1-iaae, up sssrs.
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JAMES Il GOODMAN,
COMMITS SION MERCK ANT,

SAN hANNA0NCt AIR C-s-.fNA5
WILL GIVE his aueui.0r - TIE sac OF
w ALL KINDS OF PROPERTY
Designed for tsai Market
REFERENcEs:
Me1srs J. n HOYT son New York.
YOUNGS HOWELL Nsw-iOr
JOHN WILL ANS s. co. Rochester, Ne.
BELL GOODMAN, do. Go.
CHARLkS NJ LIZ. Esq do. do.
GEORGE r. CLARKE. ESQ. do. do.
Mr. 81 5. HAWLEY eGfso. NY.
M JAMES W. SIBLEi Cincinnati, Ohio.
MI W. BACKUS De,rois Mich.
GEORGE A GIBBS, Esq Chieseo, III
sessrs PAGE BACON, ST. Loais, No
EDGELL. PEASLEY = co. 81 Logis no.
WHITTEhORE RUTHERFORD Co Torca.
to- Canada JET 3sw2n
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THE UNDERSIGNED begs 10 draw ne siiees .ss
Of watch mskers nssIuf.rtners Of a kinds o. - -.
usert and msehnists 20 BIS rev aud extens"e - ~
u,ent Of ere Ergieh ard Swss tools ard hes 49, "a
own mar 1fscurrd nsthem.tic1 driving insiran--s.s
Swiss and Erfh sh slys ~hica be otofs ~ very -
pgires Orders for al kInds u rasth- insUu-nens ~
promptly executed BY -. -
r. A sIBESMANH, hnporier Of usrh Gsss.~s
Is Fulton street.
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NF ALI KINDS WARRAsTED Alec s1etnss
Oters Fancy Fire Worfs Foe Crack-,S Nc ior sac by
W. r. bALLAGH, Chsnssr.a
je4 3ws csrnsr Of Chstssr.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-02-12
EYMAY.aAHs

Married, in this pla &c. on tho 5th inst by Rev
Mr flcmming. Mr.. CHARLES E. SPRATr
Merchant. Of tho firm of Allison & >pr.u, 10 Mis-,
MAK'aREF H., daughter of b. Oates. ESQ.
Marri'd. in this county, on the I7ih MI hy IN.
hev. H. IT, Lafierty, Mr.. WV u. ALEXANDER
TO Miss MARGARET VI. PLUMMER. ali Of fins
county.
Also. on thu 25fh ult BY Chas r. Cross F.o
Mr. HARDY LEWELLEN 10 Miss ELIZA
BETH RODGERS.
Also, on the Goth ult by John Walker Eso Mr..
WIN +. GRIFFITH 10 Miss EMILY VI. REID
Also on tho 9Th inst by the Rev. Mr.. Robertson.
Mr. r. McCRACKEN. to Miss MARTHA A.
ROSS.
Also. on the 9Th in,tan,, hy tho Rev II D Gun.
ningham. Mr. JOHN c ABERNATHY to Mis-,
NANCY } BLY, THE, all of this county.
Married. in Cabarus county, on the 3ls, ul,imo
by l. c kirkpatrick. E.q Dr. ALFRED Nc
EAcliERN 10. Miss HAkRiET, d4us ter Of John
Johnston, Esq
Mari d. in Fayetteville on the 31tb uIt bv tho
hov' hr Buxton, SEATUN GALES, ESQ Ed.
Tor oil Tie Raleigh Register. TO Miss MAitY 4
daughter OF DR.. II. n. Cameron. of Fayetteville.
Married, in Cabarrus county, on the 2i,i al, bv
The Rev. W. G. illtsr Mr. HENRY CULp Ia
Miss ANNE daughter of Mr. John M.Icher.
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FLOGGING A CHARGE.

Col. Potter, our newly appointed consul
10 Valparaiso betug compelled to stay few
days at Lima, the ship wanting fuel, took
rooms for his family al a hotel aud thea
walked out To see the town. Duinn his D.
-cnce Hon Henry Stephen Sullivan, nephes
TO Lotd Palmers,on, and British charge Ia
ChtlI, arrived aud took possession of Mr..
Poliers Apartments, and turned the lady on,
of her rooms THIS being communicated 10
Mr.. r., he called upon the puppy for expla.
nation which was refused. He then gave
him sound Gaming, md every body SAID i,
served him rights. Caroiiaidn,
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+ mr. Butler said he could see no eompro.
mise ~ the resolutions. He believed the
senator who introduced them had done so
vii" inc purest intentions. He thought That
no compromise was necessary. The matter
cou'd be settled by allowing territorial gov.
eminent 10 be formed for the territories, and
inc Withholding Of any provision with regard
10 slavery.
Mr.. Cass made a few remarks about the
circumstances Of the admission Of M,cbipan
into the Union.
Aud then the resolutions were made the
special order Of the day for Tuesday next.
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MEN w AN'H'ED
To Travel as Agents for the
History of the Mexican War.

IN he subscriber IS now publishing the History of
~ the MEXICAN WAR, including Biographical
Sketches of the lives OF Generals TAykoR SCorr,
WORTH, Wool, TwGGs, SHIELDS. and several others
of tie most distinguished iii ers illustrated with
numerous Portraits and Engravings,
5Y 3. TA0SG, A&. y,
a number of intelligent aud enter prlslng men of
good character are offered profitable ompoy men in
circulating by subscription the above work in Neck
lenburg county, and other counties in the State of
North Carolina.
The terms, which are liberal, will be given on ap.
pca'ion To the subscriber, post paid
This work will never be sold in the Book Stores
but exclusively BY Agents, at a reasonable and uni.
form price
II. MANSFIELD, Book Publisher,
l24 York Street, New Haven, Connect cut.
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AN Y TINE WILL DC.

The following Incident is related by the
Washington Correspondent Of tho Charles.
ton Evening News:
Last week certain convivisl gentleman
well known here, had engaged cletp,
to uniIo hun with beautiful lady. On tho
appointed moraing the reverend gentlema n
put 90 his sacerdo,aI robes, and repairing tn
the church patiently awaited The srri,ai Of
he candidates. he waited, however, two
hours, and night have stood at the altar all
day, had he not scot a message 10 the BRIDE.
groom, who haslng "Imblbcd rather too
freely on tho previous evening, very coolly
sent word that "ony day next week would
do as well The good narured clergyman
pardoocd the slight, and married them yes.
tefday.
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LETTERS TO THE PRESIDENT.

Some crackbrained senseless n,ncomponp
Of Baltimore, who claims to BIZ descendant
OF one OF the revolutionary patriots Of Mary.
land, bnt TO whom evidently but small share
OF common sense has descended, having wit.
ten to the President upon the suhj-c, OF slave.
~, and received no answer, now ventures a
low and puer'le attack upon him, through that
common se~er-he Washington Uaoa,-
Raleigh Register.
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AT tho request of the aggrieved Grand
mother, we publish the following :
man Of genicel appearance calling him.
self William Hampton, protesting to 10 from,
Madison Parish, Louisiana, came into the
vicinity OF Mil.dsevIlIe, in April last. AZ.
iect'ng to have business in the neig hborhood,
he made many acqusintances, among them
very worthy Young lady, Miss Mary King,
whom he Addressed AID married. After
remaining with her about three months, pre.
tending to prepare to return TO Louisiana, he
sold her property amounting to near three
thousand dollars, pocketed the money, aud
'herenpon deserted her without having given
any inimatIon of such intention.
As there are good reasons 10 believe that
this i' not the first act of the kind he has
been guilty Of, the Grandmother conceiy.s j,
TO be her duty thus TO hold tho man I'd 10
pubic scorn, and TO put it on its guard against
recurrence of the like. Said Hampton fir
that BE- his true name) is rather handsome IN
ms person, about SIX feet high, Of fair com.
pick on, sandy hair, blue ey-s, about twenty
''x or seven years Of age. In manners very I
sociab's. pnd proiuse with his money.
" Editors Of newspapers in South and
North CafoIina, Aab ma, Mississippi, Lou.
s'a"a' aud all others who feel dIsp ed 10 aid
ne cause OF pubic morals, Will please notice
he above. - Sonthtra Record.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-02-12
THE SPANISH CONSUL.

President Tayl or has dismissed the Span.
ish Consul at New Orleans, Don Carlos DIES.
pana, for hi. connection with the Rev stlair.
The Spanish Minister thinks his Government
will be surprised al this, utter the acqui,al OF
tho Consul, bu, conscn,s.,o the right of the
President to discharge him. MIR. Clayton
explains this expulsion to rest on the results
of the trial of said Consul, which must I'm.
pair his usefulness it continued in office.
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REMARK ABLE PRESERVATION OF A


The E,s,on {Pa) Wh'g relates that u hog
belonging to George Hover, of Allen town.
ship, WAS accidentally buried under a slack
of straw 10 his yard, on the l3.h OF October
Additional straw was thrown IN the stack
IRON time to time, uutl The "a h Of Dece IN
Der when The animal was found. Incred bic
as II may appear, he hog lived 10 tina, stu.
alton, without AIR, water. or any thing to cat
except straw for serenity four dogs When
The hog was lost II weighed $50; when taken
out Of ITS confinement, 1t was a mere skeleton,
not weighing more thsn 60 or 10 pounds. =
Al first it could not walk but moved by
short jumps Ike rabbit. When offered
food II would only take little warm mix
but gradually IT'S appetite returned, and it
promises ina shot, time to regain its former
weight
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Attorney for Prosecuting Claims II.
the City of WaslliM:tOn.

the City of Washington.
fKNHE Subscriber undertakes the collection settle
Il ment and adjustment Of all manner OF esitns
accounts or demands against the government of the
United States. any Foreign State or county be.
fore Commissioners, before Congress or before any
OF the public Departments at Washington.
The procuring Of patents, Army and Navy Pen.
sions the collection oil accounts against the Govern
mcnt, all Land Claims and every demand or other
business of Whatever kind requiring the prcmp, and
efficient services oil an Attorney or Agent
A residence Of fourteen years at the Seat of the
Federal Government, with thorough und familiar
acquaintance with the various systems and routine
of business al the deren: Offices as well as in Con
gress; added TO his free to the ablest leg
advisers, If needed ustifcs the undersigned in pcdc
ing the fullest satisfaction and the utmost DISPATCH
TO those who may entrust their business to his care
Being we'll known TO the greater part of the citizens
of this District, aud to many gentlemen who have
been members Of Congress in the last lively, years.
it is deemed useless 10 extend this uotca BY special
reference. Communications must be prepaid in all
cases.
Charges or fees will be regulated by the nature and
extent OF the business, but moderate in all cases.
Address, II. C. SPALDING,
- Washington, d. C.
NOV. ~, lSa9. SIT.
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COUNTERFEIT GOLD COIN.

We have heen III psn cpunefieitsd hal ca
gle taken BY one of our bsnks. The deception
80 complete that 90 one CAM DIG. Of The true
value Of this coin with ut both weighing and
gaueng II. From is orpeatance after being
broken in two, We shou d Judge 'hst about
one third is pure god and the rest alloy
Bali. Pat.
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Laboratory of ThOmpsOni;ln B0ta.
mic MEDICINES.
EPHKAIM LARRAREE.
No. "a SOUTH CALVERT STREET.
BALTIMORE.

VAETIMOKE.
AS the largest Botanic Establishment in the
IL United States and has always on hand the
most complete assortment, ofpure Botanic Medicines,
in bulk or put up In neat and ID. packages label.
led with directions suitable for retailing. Also. the
various Tinctures and essential Oils, with full as
soriment of Botanic Medicrl Works, syringes, &C.
Feb 9, 1850 ZIG