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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15
.r-o- GRAND PLOTILLA BALL-Ths

~U~Ds GRAND FLOTILLA BALL-The
6zsasz-5 second OF the season, will lake place 90
board Of The reaf and elegant steamer An
SONIA. Capt Geo Denoing Wednesday night lhe ia
Of JAY 1857 under the direction Of experienced door
rsrEger, accompanied by celebrated NeTYOrk Brhss
Coalicn Band Leaving Pecssip q O'Clock; Brooness
oc,ock hEneSi Brooklyn, u O'clock Caiherns-st 2
B. n souih Ferry. BroOalyn, IT, Pier 9, n. r O'Clock
usre a. 81 Hsmmouc-sL 81, proceeding up The Norm
RTer a. AZ singsng Ticket. tor The Bal, 80 eens
esch 10 be hsd Of 7. LOCKER co. IL SOulb-sl-
Reeshmenis OF the choicest kinds board The tables
1yr Entertainments TO lei jyl5 81
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sIE{E CISCO VIA CHAGREs DIRECr-IThs
splendid steamship CHEROKEE, Hsny
River Tor Chsgres direct on Saturday,, August Is At
O'Clock Passengers viii place ther baggage on board me
ROWLAND 4 AsPINwALL,
jyi5 Auls 81 and s. soaih,t
IT THE FLEET STEAM YACHT
Erss.ss-rW. c. BURNET, viii De reserved al-
ring The remainder Of the Summer for the
uss Of Private Excurslon Parties She viii be held for
Charter either By the day week and 20 20 IN sny drec
roO--by RIVER Sound or Coast Apply . O.. ~.
- -NUNNs's PIANOs.-w. NUNNs
k[<S--{f 20 Piano-Forie Malufscfury and Ware
Trooul So Waker.st few doors EsIi Of
" VBrosdway. The laie Improvements n
their instruments make Them superior 70 any hey nave
manufactured before. Old piano fores taken in exchange
Jyi5 I'm
TO THE LADIRs,-Crsnes Patent Soap. We re-
oice 10 ind that the ladies' bestowing upon this
and unqussed Il is meet hsi he isr-r pOItcn q ii,
tong world should share IN he benefits OF the CREST re-
who have lsbcfed Tor heir good ssunhciufed BIZ
LORD, LYNCH co ~ slii7sn-st NY
We Jake pleasure IN Offering 10 IRE pubic the following
Expression ofaPprovH from TWO OF the most distinguished
isis IN our county
Aesss Lord, Lynch Co and have examined practically
become acquainted with re properties ind IL 70 be
exceerisiy washing soap The sbor required in use
ng being es han with Ordinary soap, while he results
entirely satisfactory There IL nothing IL Il that vii
injure the texture OF any kind OF clothing.
JAMES r. cHILTON u. D. Chemist
NewYork, July 10 1880.
have examined Cranes Psert Soap and am well sal
shed thai Il contains ingredients which could be tnun
Gus 10 The os delicate fabric which 70 employed.
have ASo examined practically and ind possess mosi
excellent detergent qualities.
JAMES c. BOOTH, Chemist
Philadelphia May 81 1880 jyI3 6us
nltIDEND.-AADISON AND INDIANAPOLIS
DKAlLhOAD COhPANY-Ths Board Of Directors
have MS day declared SemsrnnAl dividend OF foar per
cert o. he capital stock neuding the amount paid on me
srp s1ares out Of The earnings o. the x mouths ending
June lAsl payable on and sftsr the l5h July ms
ooera OF socG registered he transfer books 10 ne
e oi hew-Iork win receive their dividends AZ The Office
once
SsfncAes Of scrip shares be presented 81 sir o.
LESSOR ne endorsement thereon Of The dividend payment
Dated Madison, Ind. July 10 ls5o
VIM N JACKSON,
Du sws Secretary n and l kR. CO.
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xsTS DELIGHTFUL EXCURSION

- HAAPEk UNION No II Daughters Of
Temperance, Will make an Excursi0n on
Tuesday 18th mat 70 West Point The large and commo
deus steamboat NEW ERSEY having been fitted up ex-
pfei for excursions has been engaged FOR The occasion
Hon James Harper viii presde Interesting addresses
nay be expected from Rev Wm X. StoFyord, Rev Ran-
d8lrh Foster p T. Barnuu, ESQ. and others cele-
sig1 band Of music viii accompany the excursion Din
rgT provided on the bOasfOr hose who may desire Il
Ire bost viii leave the pier foot Of Deancy-at Essl
River 81 7 O'Clock AM Jay-st Brooklyn, az u ocl0cEi
ChAnberEst hcIh River, al a o'clock and Hamno1d-s
0cccA and eturnng viii stop a. sing Sing " lad
--scrs who may deGre II and arrive IN the city about
O'Clock n the evening To secure the comfort Of the CON-
gary the nunber Of ckeis limited Tickets for the ex'
cusior 81 mag be obtained Of the ladies' Of he
ITuior or The Committee.
W n DikemHn, J W Oliver, r c BaI, Isaac J. Oliver
Ard John AcNa1 ghion, MGrIhalG jyl5 10"
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q The Members 0f Ihe Dry Goods CLERKS
GtuA Benefit and Protective Association are hereby nou'
hd tha Special Meeting OF the Association hereby
eed 10 meet on Monday Evening next the 18Th inst at
oo 10 into cOnsido alton The proprety OF milling
In he Ceremonies Of the Funeral Procession OF ZACHARY
TAToR President OF the United States. Every men,
Der 10 particularly requeli1d 10 attend
By order Of The President:
WIS L. WIN. S. CLAPP, RecOsdlnR secfelarY.
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SELLING OFF.

- For osAsr Gsasval Nof,SsI, see ma Page
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ISn,nsoANck ei an order u ths Sgnexsts IN 81. -
49,, MY s,e ssfsoy Evea % an psrsoas hsv;sc ~ q
-. VILLAIN WILLS hfs of m CITY of Neg va - n
$500 as ss.ne VII soechsrs thereof 70 u. ,sssr, -
- 80 ~ haason street q Tie Cts Of New Yor. 80. rs -
~ - - say o. 5snasy, nettDsts5 Nsr-YoF M. ,,h =
sIsl..sns. FRANCIS sNiFFEE Aainss,rs:os ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15

N1INERVA ROOMS, 400 BROADWAY-OPEN
N1EVERY EYENING.-Hew aud magnificent mau-
moth Panorama Of the Overland Route 10 California God
Dggings Cities Of Sacramento and San Francisco psnlet
b. MnsUd Lewis 5000 feet Of CANVAS, from skeches
taken by himself A w. Fenno, whose lectures have
me appreciation OF the Press and The elite Of Phsdephis
will illustrate tho Panorama Ambulance p centsi chill
dren half price. Doors open att Picture moves AIS.
iyl2 6dss A W. FENNO, Proprietor,
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GEORGE ADAM, secreisry OF the Union.
BAH the shareholders Of the Protective Union oil the
City Of New hereby required 10 attend the next
regular meeting Of the UliOn Thursday evening next
Wis liz GEORGE ADAM Secretary.
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-SIEaCE's nIIEsTRELs, AT THE OLYMPIC
4 under the direction OF the GREAT ORIGINAL Pom.
fEY-Ths beautiful establishment nas been recently
fad and ventilated Tor he Summer season. and IA is
the most comfortable resort 10 The city The continued
cess hat h6s favored this nmabe Band OF Ethiopian per.
formers. hAs stamped them being the plus ultra Of
Negro HsTmOBiss-
Admission e esuI Doors open al 7-cOucert al 2 II.
Afternoon COncsn On wednesdays and ssurdsys-
SoOrs open al 2-cOnceria 81 O'Clock. le2l
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FINE FRUIT.

FINE FRUIT.
1 TAYLOR 3S7 Broadway l0pposse the TSbernseleI1
y. receives every morning and ofors for sale ea0ics
bzck hsmburgh SweetwSier, frOntgnac, Chsssss and
hascsi Grapes NectRines Peaches figs Cherries kasp-
seFes, strawberries &c. Baskets Of Fruit sent 10 any
nof The city and carefully packed 10 so 10 the country
eslmhMMkRs
tlMykRslTY OF NRW-YORh-AEDICAL
- pEfAkThENT-The Chair Of Surgery and thst Of
1s Institutes and Practice OF Medicine having become
AL os Institution, The Faculty viii receive applications
nem esneas'es Az applications viii be confidential and
nus, t nS i,,eeo,dsstsd 10 The UNDERLINED.
sYlb ~ '-'S - ~ cccfr.sty oi t1s ftcuty
$50 Fourth-si. NewYofE.
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~ ANTED-In Wholesale cloth house, young ma
W - salesman who Ia experienced vel sequ Aniea s1o
fan liar with the business and who nnence some see
among cash sno short time buyers. Also Wsne9 yO.ls
man ss bookkeeper who ia fully competent 70 Ako
Of foil Of boofs by double entry. address, VII -.
particulars II regard 10 remuneration expecleo ~ "O
last employed and references, w II. 4 Pos1oHoe'
fv1
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WANTED no ia Essssu'st gbsssmsssJ o. Sc
w dress Jones Tribune Office snusuon - pli.1I1
ose or drive horse and wagon Orroot beer or
conCerD. or Auy respectable employment ~ ICY
go pgtv v,~''' 'O'-s - jyl5 lie
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COMMITTEES on
tho pan 81 the
BOari ofAld.
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Committee on
the part Of Board
Of Asst'G.
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Thomas EDsERfy r. 3. jyl51r
~ AZ the Regular Meeting Of the Dry Goods
Clerks, mutnaI Benent md Protective Ass0-

|" At tht HeRUIHF WttIInHUI IHb ITI N.UUuH
Clerks Mutual Benefit md Protective Assoc
cinttOn held al the College Of PhJ sclAns and surgeons
on Friday evening following resolutions were uuan'
fmously adopted mi. ~
Whsyeas, It having pleased Almighty Ioo 20 s1lct .ns
patton ia removing BY DEATH Ia President Gen Zachary
Taylor;
And ieheycas We FEEL @ coming lnd proper ~ u, ~
common with our fellow ci2eus 10 manifest sorrow
Tor The oss o. Eastro both Soldier and StIes-
nan ; therefore,
Rssolsed Thai have earned with uaielgned aud deep
regret Of the death Of Gen. Zachary Tsyor late ne be-
loved Chief Magistrate Of lles5 UniIed Ssles
Rs,ored Thai as a mark % 0lr Fespect for hs elevated
position be occupied AMI eal dignity 10, by his psnonsni
wisdom and many vi-ues ana also az humble but sn
esre testimonial OF our appec alton Of bis many he BIC
Deeds ihTOueh long 8 OF military toll In The service 81
bio country that this Assn at1n Do now ad iOurn.
Res0lred Tla These esouu0ns be entered on ihs min
ules and published IN TIE Eo York Tribune Herald Sum-
and Morning STAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15

yNANTBD-Stusions wanted for IS German,
w Scotch and English waters farmers and coach.
Also, German, Scotch. English, u American
and about 50 Protestant irsh, women and grs-seam-
stresses burses chambernads waters cOoEs. general
workers sehers &c Also boys and girls for trades and
stores. A have good characters. At ELMOREs Select
Protestant Employm,p Agency, Carminest near Geek
ers igl53dsHWE'F
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WAhTED-By young respectable wOme1, siiua'
w ton 10 do the general hrnsework Of q small private
family ard 10 good plan cook, washer and roner, sud
has no objections 70 20 shor distance 10 the county TIE
beat Of city reference given. Also. By young woman
situation - chenbermaid and take care Of children, and
can do plain sewing, End good washer snd oneF Toe
beat Of city reference given. Call a. f65 wasting
kew-YorE. yl5 p
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XNANTED-A persOnis wanted a. a travelling compsn-
w ion with the subscriber, In new mOneymaking enter
Prise One who can be peounisry interested 10 a! least the
amount Of $500 msy apply for further particulars this Gay
ard Monday from A N. 10 Pm OfWM. KEEN, corner
Of Elizabeth and Grand ste iyl5 IT.
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MAGIC! MAGIC! DdAGIC!!!
REMiN9rONS
MAGIC AERIAL BRIDGE,
IhE WONDER OF THE WORLD.
Open all hours Of the day.
At 594 Broadway. jyi3 iwiss
ORRIsTY's nrIHsTRELs.
N1BLo,s eARnrN

no 81 skOADWAY begws sen Grand AID Boone ga
lN-OPEN EVERY MONT DURING THE WEEK.
The original and wellknoEu
CHRlsTYS ETHIOPIAN OPERA 2ROUFB,
Fe frat established and Oldest organized band In Zoe
HOSd, comprising company OF twelve Performers under
he direction Of L. T. Chrsy. They viii have TIC honor
81 giving her original ard i1uliisbIe entertainments ever
s,ghl until further notice.
Admission 25 Doors open 81 J, Concert will com
Eence Al o'clock.
"a aternooa concert o. Saturday, commencing al
Gclock. Pm Iyl5 lwiss
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nFFICK or TIKI DIAPHRAGM FiLTEH
OremOved N 2S7 Broadvty.
sye ghs wALfEE IA GIBSON
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wsslrvrioS FeR THE SAVINGS or
NNSssASrs CLEkKs AND OTHERS
A DtyIusSn" 20 ~ . Sssa-sn-sl Clinton Han
"A Per cent per snnsa or Al sss ~ ~ tne rae OK
sese AID o. Pc, cent per saHam on :. 10 eaeeeog
ShuSe ees been eeeagec ,of he AZ rSoosz
ng Son june, payable on End Ansf ue.ss oSIas ena
asgcsiers during business togrs ssn ins 70
@ Pss'ed 70 .hs eTs Of esposer Is pSc,psl 0f
Gays hon 10 A. ard Thursdays Com 80 M Sear-
by order Of lhc Board CT Trnsaecs ~ I'M
New.yOSi, July IL. 1850. AiH sr,i see,y;
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IAANTED-A situation by clean and well recon-
w mendec girl, 20 do cooking washing and ironing, or
ell the bousewoFk ls frat washer and rone and
very good cook Hss the best accommodation from her
$50 Broadway iyi5 IT.
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VNyANTED-By a Protestant girl & situation 70 nurse
w And 90 plain sewing do The general housewoIk Of
small ny; Is good washer enc roner has no ohiec-
lion 10 20 into The country good city reference Gao be
seen M0nfsy ana TueseSy at 45Z ThToay 10 he store
hetween Thirty. Second and Thny.Third ais iyl5 ~
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4Rff. TnROqGH LINE FoR sAN FRAN.

~ For other Re-osal Ad'e'tf.e"eut., ..sHn Page.
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- NUNNs's PIANOs.-W. NUNNs
H#-{ - co. Pano-Forie Malufscfury and Ware
.THFroom So Walkerst q few doors Esr Of
VI u IBroadway. The late Improvements ii
manufactured before Old piano fores taken IN exchange
fTl5 In
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-11

In DR. TRES analysis there results less than 81 per
organic nltrogenous matter Compare this with the last lot
nothing than common salt! And almost one third oi
kaproths specimen was CLAY and sand!
Bur Cuano being constituted Of the identical materials
qurcd BY plants it is even in the diluted and dderated
condition powerful fertilizer; the poor farmer in &C.
sisie the sight o rank crops on barren EARTH as If touch
cd BY the lamp Aladdin resolves appropriate foryre
dollars clay sand SALT lime, &C. &c. The
mrre in instances operates more aroaby than gen
guano the latter in dry often exhibits e1
strength from concentration that the adulterating
matter answers the important end of diffusion moderatng
Again is known TO cxperimcnters inert substances
clay sawdus dir, of any description under the eaven
ing influence OF hot fermentyc agents acquire new and
tive nutritious properties The specuaior may go on and
manufacture several tons of guano from small beginning
and the spurious result will differ little in effect and less in
appearance from the original Chiian Peruyian ONLY let
him mix the ingredients carefully and blend his ochery clay
into perfect uniformity ofcoou and nothing short of chen
cal skill will expose the cheat Notwithstanding that il
rcverses favoritc inscription, viz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-11
cow.Rp1cE- THE sHoppER.-coNrINUED

COMMUNICATIVE SHOPPER.-CONTINUED.
The Federal party many terms that they 40 moi uoei
stand in their caegory and prominent In teir 'oc"os
i the word rotecon The very first impression cohve!
cd to the mind by this word that some element IS
vo ooans those who ask it, that must need be stayed or
harm will ovcrtake them Now court of justice protects
rho aebe AGAINST the srong-a brave man will not allow the
powerful 10 Cypress the weakand the great oeau! OIL ou
Constitution is to shield the weak against the sronsou
certainly no man will be considered brave one "ho oei
eouay matched with adversary, will seek quarter-No
no will brave the result and it is equally sure hat the CRY o
o,;on the askine of assistance conveys other i'm
,ression but that of fear Why then, these goated m
;ono;res who have reared up such magnificent establish
a. owls, in almost every town throughout the Eastern
md Middle States found with their fugeman, Mr. Meredith
a. se.lino nroection? Come they not in false garb
M ,bev really needy? Does hunger pinch them Does want
oxo, the crv9 We trow From whence, then comes
h; miserable ban,lnp of luxury From that most deeslab
of all the pa,sonsarare arorce The love Of money Is e
oo, Of MI evil Not content with the romantic spendor ina
in direction meets the eye throughout their
cincts they seek TO convert each dwelling into Pue a
nave with splendor each coachway from their eslaose
10 the rude world around ihen VINO mas lea'u M
England that has the idea of network OF 'fo
that knows any thing of Boston does not Hno" 'a'
&c nalaces9 And this the land and these the peo
that osk protection2 Yes reader these are the men,
Tho brave and hardy farmer the sturdy agricultuas's
onendine with the soil and the seasons and asks not
lection but desires that he may unharmed pursue the a'oea
ton to which Nature and God invite hlnl' ~,
Which shall be obeyedl Whose wishes shall pleVaii' ~"
uompeed po,enate who handles the machinery OF man y
ysn,on or the sturdy honest nobeman use
the rude implements husbandy the soil on When n
sads2 We answer for the agrculuraists throughout IN
entire country and in doing we re-echo tho WISDOM
ages and of by saying that the least taxes
any people the better for them and the cheapest
ment and the simplest is the nearest to natures
ton tina, surrounds u.s. and in which we see the colo au
heat reign alike over all The night and the day-e 'pa
sons and the Clouds pass in blessings or curses over w
tire Understanding difference between tne
tho righteous-between the just and inc unjust
=. f which We are citizens should set
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-11
D->>cx-ty,NJaJnih, III,

PENNSYLYANIA.In he message Of Governor John
ston of Pennsylvania after brief introduction he proceeds
TO give detailed of the financial affairs of the
Commonwealth The public debt is down siQ5;,4l
45 and the amount appropriated in various ways during the
past year, towards itl reduction is S52l ,465 &C.
Tho paid 10 the commissioners of the sinking fund
for the year. was s2276 629 o. The estimated payments fol
the current year, including balance of s9 800 on hand
are set down at S37l 900.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-11

pleasant of things exists Harrisburg, Pa The
Senate divided l6 Wings II Democrats. The Wings be-
rg pnQ1ilX voted oaj3sl;cn ballots there tie
the Democra tic nominee voting On the 9Th ballot after
the roll was called Mr. Best who had voted asked 10
cord his name When he announced that he voted for Val
entinc Best hmseO the whole house was taken by sur
se-and the Locoocos who for the moment were over
whclmcd with astonismcn gave ucrance IL their indig
nation BY hisses.
Best is now no better than that 'rst and De
mocrat VIM. j. Brown of Indiana. When the Democracy
begin thus cheat another there is some hope ina
honest men will get their dues Hhig.
Tho best of tho joke is that the blow of the Whis falls
with equal force upon the Wigs of the Pennsylvania Senate
Tha, there corrupt bargain and coailion" b9tweer
them and Mr. Best is evident from the fact that as soon
elected Mr. pulled from his pocket rritcn speech, nj
cut and dried for tho occasion. How different the Wing
from the Democrats, in such matters! When Democrat
found scurviy he rcpnda,ed and abandoned
BY his party.
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For III: Enquirer
ro T11r IECtST. ATTIRE OF VIRGINIA.

Gentlemen: 1t would be highly gratifying TO the meTchahs
at large and especially Of the City OF Richmond ,ir III
gsature would pass requiring the Banks 10 rec
rrn funds would Always be the same which never
per cent; which premium no merchant wond ieel II ou
thensome TO pay when taking into consideration .h eo %
nence and safety OF remitting draft and unsafey OF remit
ting Bank notes Under the present manpuyring OF the
Banks we are frequently made 10 pay and per cent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-11
ELECTION OF PUBLIC PRINTER.

The Senior Editor begs return his Acknowledgements
the Legislature for their renewal of confidence Yesterday
We were glad to see from the vote that the Wings had to
much good sense TO bo influenced by the Brtun Famen
the Wing practical printer" and Prodgo ro
csrntiun Of Mr. Shepherds partner"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-11

New FORK city has larger population than either of tn
States of New Hampshire Connecticut Vermont or Mich.
gan. Il has fully the population of New Jersey II ha
than The three States of Arkansas Florida and Texas
together Ii also has more population than the States
Rhode Island Iowa and Delaware added with that of OregaI
territory And yet il stated that Philadelphia has
population greater than that Of New York
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-11
$50 REWARD.

FIT nv ficnrico, night OF the 18th,
Ry about years age. tc 10 or II inches high and o!
., n,a gingerbread colur lie has slight defect IN his
=, eve and the usually partly closed His clothing consisted
GA sc dark blue blanket coat with velvet collar high,
~ -, with white cassincu pans, having begged boots
nine ,rped all he also carried win him white WOO!
- r,1. am! ;anis and Other clothing and shoes
Row was recently purchased from Edmund TAYLOR ESQ., Of Slott
.vy4n,, and NAV ru!e iOr that neshborhnod
The above reward reasonable will be paid for hi,
., nsr and delivery me Richmond. secured jail,
= ~ ina, I %, INN again LEWIS ID. CRENSlIAW.
Ian 4
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DEATH OF A NAVAL OFFICER.

We learn that Captain Alexander G. Gordon of the l. s.
brig Porpoise died Port Grande Island Of ST. Vncon'
on the lh of October last He had been in command OF
the African Squadron since the of Commodore Coop
er He native of this State gallant officer and
an accomplished gentleman.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
PUBLISHED DAILY AND SEM, y ,ns1K w aESL1; :.
TERM

TERMS:
rx.rIsas is published DAILY and SEMi-WEEkl.l
@ dollar. ss snS% ss sns ssaI t ssl 's s :" ss ss
oic M s pr ainum three dollars for six months pay
v, S a n "a, S &c Ss Ss yen ss%'d by nA post paid
d hs Office mas be RENTED per mai IN good and
h I s Sl ns p"sass S OF SINGLE 1 p,'asf ss
ri t i+co 10 ,h 1t the accumulation Of pos!afe ~
u VI M bI,n,s - Which opcics as serious 'a1 upon Euitos
eNseas''' '' TERMS OF ADVERTISING
~ rrr DAILY ENaulRER-ror fifteen lvaes or iess hrs IN
~ ~ -o, and every succeeding inserion cents
eI'n week twice week, or three times week, thirty
s'yen and @ are charged fits dollar, for thirty lincs and in
ANITA lar erise,nents greater .enSth-e1eot Lottery
yea!rrs and Aueonccrs who are ehA's' NV N'i'
THE sEMwEEKLl-Fos fifteen lne'' or less nfs' insertion
:; .sn,s or each continuance {" cents ;, -. . ., -
onIers nom distance mus; pe a'sota'u WIN 0 ~ i"'
.U,,,,,r,ory .eerenccs 10 insure eAetlIl"i ,. !,
hand wris unknown 70 u.s. mus, be auheniea,sd BY the
Every measure. that has been taken 10 prevent
s We and qu.zes has proved heretofore unavamg We must
n , In such upon the communications being cer
H. % Of the Postmaster, The back the letter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-11
TEY DoLLARS REWARD.

,x,wy from the subscriber lew days since my Negro Man
X ,NpREW The said Negro Is likely fellow some IS or a.
- -, b-o~n complexion rather ninlgen ipuchascd him
y R,css,,n Mr. Tenpeman last May lie was raised near
@ ward vii be paid any person who will deliver him
- ny POM Mills. Cumberland secure him IN jail so that get
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