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BUSINESS . CARDS.

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sfreet opposite aiay
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= 'Is,.S s7s j, adgsF erosT Ross.
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Is$ sssssss So Ss sSle SfssI
,i b yroefs lor Wedding and Frnt Cake etc, promptly
H7qs PEhLlS, gsl;ra s5e9sss7 75.7aaa.aas5 - ]; T.
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y, Uiee No, 20 Banks AraS tsi ~ fs
advances on CaIgos % aHs, or efcaSds n s q be
Real Estate argoes Stocks " s ~
~ HV00D q IN ~ 81 = w. s'91
o. SiS RsS sOs ossseff h1d hi ssseqa l
s9cks are prepared execute any orders tey ay e ya ]
WIN. WIZ On Tue nosi 1eatsonable lefHs. = = o5I smF
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!. !. ANEY GOODS
7 10 me slssl lgss

IsfeE8 New and Cheap FALL GOODS,
AfRssGt ROPER, ls5 Poydrs street. Apd
M respectfully informs The Ladies mas
fssg1 NORTH prepared offer rt asanfnI
I1sGonsbe af Bonnets, psrt d Nhh
Pdfib; splendid Rbhons, Flowers and FeaIhA
Head Lace cspes and Collars Dfsf
Peffuneies, PcWde3.
Fanoy all q which Mrs r. has tuken cAt feiae
(or the Northern cie, An tsfy
- cd Bo1sas ciesped apdaIihrsd nj eeoahG[ coong Or
nd dsfsssias de ssis
10 sdpeffof ssfssY : - - = NJ.
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icANiBz The annssAfe1 movement Asss;nss 10
BE gaining fGehds ia Foleesps dSafes Draper han
dshopnesd ths psnAltiss q sFeason aesiassits yss
.sze 4ahszahonisss ihEs been lslesssd % ths CRY
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nla- q. sc. ATCpELA.. Pe0ple'. BIlIfosles.l
IsF9h. SsLs. q J. ..sIORAG

nRLEAN5 WAREHOUSES Nagqzine .sITtst ;laee
~ a60re JEtlq and ehef Jlla and
~ Jeseph begs Leave to inioTni his iTisns
the recent laid in portion OF fs principal
Wafen0ues expressly TOT the soFage of coffee making n
equal IN point of safety from damage If 5f sliIieIior e
rs Ssr sest v srehopse y the Guy us price Storage v
aiao roam or te storage of every
bulk Of 30 Ug barrels, which vii always be iaks Il
ef Tobacco and other gsrchanaisshal and
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MISCEIdaANEOUS:.

T1HUGs MEDICINES, sefc. ..ris sIIl1-c,ibey Z. ,,s
fresh sgpIg ARTICLES hs iirs and oilsrs
them iorsgie On yeasonapls tgriis g. stfABvs -
sf4uaf AHABf6Zl0Q9 ihy choics AZ
NJ Eierss ter 4ills BY JAS.gSs SlfA Drug siss I,
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received ex ship Euphemia, and ior sale Il
q THE PIs0PLll's BILE P0sIliIf.

= STAND ALONE and am stu candidate for sle teo
elected and taoss for the liberal aSe ey
general at ready al al hours 10 post feiF iI n is
,ae 2IasTs ~ e tl,e tolosing piac
nee p amp seet Qeaa Ollee 1l2 Poydas sierfs Pica
yune lob 0He, II Ban Place; Picay une Coffee .hops
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"a 1oitl, Grssf saf

~ kfish Va KFgtT d d q 3 pnday Essssisg ~;
ossess. !: NJ. .'Ssse % g. a,i..a5sS ssss
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d g - las 5. sIf 4 ~ Dfagais. s
.d5 dE Wiz a. - y = q , Ysfsanda S6s,ss
tHiA SEED lis in vanable Remei, for D;arTice md
for sale by 10 = " u AS 81 fi a 49,
sd5 dStYtf Z Z. VefaEia Corner =
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q EtfSSl 4 IN he is prepared to lanlIiactnfe and
K furnish all articles. in The above -
u M lipes and has colanfy on hand a good as
~ ny - = BR
SADDLES " Is and HogBIES; !; an of tsRichi
as ow as tese who import them, waETa them
to pe ss gosds while tfes aIe al Of the Crescent City
mapniacsnE Goods suitable for the California Trade fnr
~ REPAIRING sstsndea 70 with nsatnsss and, dis
palees = s. - <. siyle 6mt
y Y eADnlftK KssyNAlEH0ISEs7 e Z ~,
a4 j m Nos 80 Aep p = GoMaoN q. fsSeM
.,.s q IN We are nov .opetine and receiy.
ging fresh suphies by every al. 2. - |.
nd WAVES: Brdles.e Films. Rflp,s,
HARNESS Of al kinds; Coech and iuIes fFTimninas;
iseathsr Ii and tfndihgs Alsp,s Ii BANDS of Cum
Ias5e s &9tts Rsreka and patsnt Leather;
bkubtHER ~ TEI.ANIPAGflING and HOS India Rub
enI line y which invite the attention q our friends
and the public, t.s ~ q SMITHS BR OFHFlR -
ee6i so and 5a Common "a door from Niasasiue
PAFENF META ALLiG INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
snfscrbe gees for the Nfanactnrers ayecon
salty o. han aud ready receive orders for every
as,s g.d stye q Goods made from Gum Eastie under
Ieggags and Clothing. al kinds Army and Nav BHss
An BEDS Pillows Life Rresrvers. Camp Biankels ems
knasacks, Gun Cover, and Carriage Cotl Stea
faeing ih and Gin Bands Hose, aud every oter srtiele
male oi lndla Kabbet warranted Of he best QUALIFY and an
Sf 81 fssTFb sS Sf5i Pss' s n ga
HARNESS l0Ls, ete. eii 4 ~ t,e Ss
Saddsry areonse, Nos so and 50 Common street. Second
Door Rom magazine street. New Orleans. -
Vtho ~ q RRllTfIERs
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.NgTAIEGS AND MA GR, ii4OO, pounds NUTMEGs,
% CHAs. sT60GAToN, o. Camp d.
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NEW oRhRAN EMICR ANT (. RY,sII4vFs SS9;s

ne undersigned, atlis old establish Office, continues 10
dcgonoate persons desuus Of remtting money 10 ,eiy
neass IN England, Ireland Scodd, with Sterling Sight
dnss, payable IN any in the above named king
ps asT TsTsoS1pss ,s from bbyspoS this good
gaaIesSlng letter (Ro paid TO s undslsiened viii be
10 ~ " u'sHusp Z. NJ, .,
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jSHN' iSf N'FgfHG sfRou6 6SGEs u c0s sr9s1
!, !. DIM Dk EElfIIOIvT, yETERINARY sURGEoH.

Nv a9bne9hrpe hp 70 the citizens Of this city and Is
s me entrusted 70 his DR. Elliott hopes his nnS xna
rs veterinary Surgeon, M insure him large ms
E % nc speu niue years in the Veterinarys oeae ~
m ,,ss ISL ye years N Prussia aud the last i've Yeas IL 6is
s6 no man siS @ sqeG The Doctors charges are from 81 Is
- Lbs Doctor u 10 be found &c Nh hours a.
MN q - E,aiteESas Stables St. Charles street e %
M ~ Nlll.H HORSES, well broke, always on hand
- eale- a EfE ~ ~ 80 sl3 0In
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3SADDLRRY, , ETC.

-, -, n .ID ThAVEtILIIIRsss ~ e y I
81 he s91scr rpeFs hays in store fne SsFSTM
<fs ~ Aeles: .HUFFAIsQt Rob- s. IL M
X a YH:L.IING HL5ANllETS, - u ~
HORSE COVERS eINDlAN RUBBER JifJeJIJS
TkB NkS, TRAVELLING RAGS, etc. etc.
-tl3 12tr 80 sss-L 3. R0BB & CO, 90 Graver St
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!. JAMES I i ! u. j, I .sPRAT 81 a a
i 3 I eS Z : 5 ]: i !, # I q.


=. DelEpep P0ydfas ztd LaiaJetfe sqrtse,
VVfiERE ~ ops5atiplls The vIh he
- sslfsgeloy Iaanaef - - y pss ~
GROcKBRY, CHINA AND CT SSWARE.
4. r. HsFELL a Gps--Sf gonsi0a ~. Nex 0rleass.
fupwters aEd y ezers, s0tssafe dnd SstdIE. %
(4K EaqBs, sPlated and BTtailia Cast6fs Cah IA
despcks, Liable Cutlefys Japanned w alters sec
e Goodswfl be oefed at low prices and aFhe, ~
otuIe County, packed the saisst nj 5m
BOOT OT9fANUFAETOiRY. 81 - +
'E Undersigned calls The auenlionao Of TIE New 0fsanr
"A public 20 his Sefe6t nRds 8ss0f-
nsH qf peers gnd SH 0ES, manu- act1fed & Is n
solely by himself. Gentlemen desifous of having Y
lheis Boots and shces made of elegant ma ~
sSsa and S E5Il SUE e WE rs
TEReFROOF BOOTS, made 70 order. : : s7 ~ s-S
o9 6g ~ E.. ..USlHdlNAN,10 10 81 Charles ssIeet.i
- :. !: q DOfsNAC BFfA AkDfEs 875 p -
4 sQND0N nOCK CDGHAp BRANDIES- ~
- n hall pipes MaStel cid vintage of 1875; -
" * " Is ~. e pale as - Ist5e !.
- is * q otsid pSls, :: - is is;g:
- - szsfs' 49, &. cid !. - i l8lS y =
~; -; ;, :
NJ ne - y. WOLFF, 25 GFayiff 81 :
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slS s9fIs So. sAHlS TsiSaSisSas 1asiss sd
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Il z E'I' J g; 4 I Z! ~. 3 fP.sE I,


l9ERSONS wishing V Obtain the above artclest AyJ
te niost reasonable kaJHs, of the bestA
ALassIsa nd Y san ae by
Ofipe, up Stairs, where Plans and 6peefications II
esn z BE E. seq ~ Phees vary from q 80 to- ~
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~ ddg &c NessnShsr e shaI rsaoere ID ma
s.sEs ~. 2 s1..ts's .ssss.y e1p' So ast
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FOR CAl.IFORNls

SADDLES, BRIDLES. BiTTs. STiRRuPs. etc. ot
tLOFa ING OF an Kinds, :. a Atk BEps, Pm hrfA
siI,2sSsf 3 f PA4fpllas 4f ApnEE n AGs ItsN NTSs
gfyl0. -. SMITH q BROTHER So Common st..
< sADDLElsE AND INDIA -RU UBHlsFs ts0ODs.
E we hare 5,sos q oe II lsPd ;t,;. = lstgs - G1M
& etS INDIA RUBBER GOODS. M q MI
suitable tof persons going 10 Cals ~ 81
ioniq snsh as Beds vs., sRauketss CIoabs
Touches Water Tanks and Bottles Drinking Cnps, Bags
India Rubber Cloth, and TENS ~ ~ q = e =
y -, 2 - = ALSO - ~ =,
"A complete stock OF, SADDLERY, TRUNKS and
nfcss County Merchants and sadders can Be sap.
pied with every article in line. E Orders put On
WITH cele ~ 4 J. "A. HORT0Ns& CO., Y
= eut dbtN ~ L, 66 Common ST.. and IL Canals
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= Sk< gERssY Issaeesf 'kis bed ysssspgs.
blsts 4 Tssatoa ON he siE INST. Tbs soiIiesssa
last yess were gene rally Reelected. amepg tns.
most psalaiaeat quesiiohs % " aess ppon viii bs
sCsGeial bspkhig iasss ~ general tairoad iaw i
pesline De esSlusive pgisiiekes Of he United
canal and taaioga opsniess general plsnkss
laws = law sIep1ag seyeS per ssns istes ssst when
sPecislt contracted iof hs fishing ~ ffSs
school system thrnag hsst fhe sisses ganefA laws
rufhssiaing kssesiatioas i0y haairr,.
nhd Tor voting ballot Ia tsssnslps; ana house
hold eSen;nfion law. e-- ~ - e : -
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ll.esl, ay,,a goods, ]; .

isssG A al sisS. Pss. ia q
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{ .,leeRQGKERY, ( OHM AND GLAssW,ARE5

bhFM - y ~. MUUHE, 3 aCan1p, S-tgeet tg
~ Imports and has consalts for sale at feasona.
GeR pie prices wH9LEsALR AND RET ALL, a Iargef51H
VI assortnlent ot Common and Fine ROCK N4kA
Monlaod EF Sf X sEgiSh aBd I'D French 0utand
Wdre CastoEs Lamps, Japan Traes T4bfs Ana ~1sa
Spoons, etc ste Goods packed 50 as 10 insnre safsv
tx Also sent to city purchasers "A em :
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CHARLES LEWTs ssla ~ ~, ,-.,,-,. -. F--
IbAs ~ tht-tI, .7tt0f1leHS Lem Heuleron Rnsk
~, Soa9ty ie2ass vii practise in the Suprne and 6ttri
Sohris q the STATE and will sttend the as
e. S'ete. ssssaN 49, ~ 80. z jy12 IL
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TasUEE-AbSa LO1lT1lsefla Mereb1lf5
Ohlee No ~ Banks Arcade. viii make llera I,ashs
<NNance on CaTgOes 70 arrive Merchandise in Store "a M
E9ll a auet.ou, He wI also give attention. 10 iha sa T
he9 f.stae, ,CaIgoes Stoeks neeeMions, saye
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Saddle, Harness and Trunk Sianufactorry..5.

0l Girqds dslee rspscful informs the citizens ~
New Orleans and Planters o; Louisiana, thar shA
El30 d IN he Is preBared TO pfanlfactnfe and e
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-OUft.kls7t GbE1 17JVI1 FftOT s.
sVNTiII. be orened for fle reception Of BOA
w ERS or, Wed4esday, Iahuare q; 1sf9, Wei 5sst
nIMSNisHb ~ - f9r Fsmi!l agd siuse
si'oye has been buih by fbe
ss ~ s OF The most letby and airy atnat0ns inthe
city md no pains be spared 70 IeF those who may stoR
" FaiifRl and attentive Servants. - - .ss
rseso1qAle 4 sey tsbIsbInsAt of the Find IN
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III ~ PEhIEf. Genera Produce 5a,r5tqxiN u In
-. Otice, 3 Pos drHs street, New orIears 1ft.
s4ee- towan Dykers Il Spadinea; Samuel reI,y1 4
Nephew; seccomb & YoohlsA - 81 =. : ia$ In
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L ADV1tUE * AliU1cSs Cen htlsssogi yltefehanfs
- aha lRggiSrs9J HsFaaa Ief Tobacco. Cqs
sga streets oppVte the Steamboat Landing Fs
"iu,sieally. amy - s--a 2 ~ N aa21 " z!
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- A. ~ 9iHyiEss;,s -. :, 10 s.sA. E1 1xosIsAsp y
Il " Gtft1lsF q 60. Jfh0esaie JJeaIerg "a Bsft,r
ferter' ,f,.s sYelofr CIDER Nos. IS, as am 10 Cd
Washington telegraph., 1850-09-18
The TEXAS BOUNDARY Bu.L.-Some

The TEXAS BOUNDARY BILL.-Some
of the journals Of Texas find objections
to Mr.. Pearce's bill, which passed the
Senate of the United States, defining the
boundaries of that State. The principal
objection appears to be the reservation OF
five millions ofthe indemnity, until certain
creditors of Texas sign full release to
the United States for any claims in con-
sequence of the transfer, by Texas, Of
the revenue from customs, which she had
previously pledged to her creditors. The
Galveston Causlsam acknowledges the
sufficiency of the ten millions as full in
demnhy for the territory. but ia regard to
the reservation, says
"This provision was meant for the
benefit of certain large bond-holders,
whose demands against Texas cost them
from ten to fifty cents on the dollar, and
who now expect to coerce the payment
of their demands by the face, with ten or
twelve years interest at 8 and 10 per
cent. per annum. Yet similar claims,
small i'm amount, but Of precisely the
same character, are scattered every where
and many of them will never be present.
ed for payment; yet, under the biii the
FIVE millions cannot be drawn until all
the holders of this legion Of claims have
formally released the United States from
al, obligation to pay them-an obligation
which has never been acknowledged,
and never would have been thought of
by Mr.. Pearce and his friends, save for
the benefit of certain boDd-holders. The
Dawson claim of million of dollars, in
volving usurious transaction of 100 per
cent, and we believe considerable
amount of compound interest; the United
States Bank claim of a similar character;
the claims of General Leslie Combs, and
of Gen. Hamilton and others, which the
Government and citizens of Texas are
disposed to settle on principles of equity
and according to the laws of the State,
are obviously such as are represented ia
Mr.. Pearce's bill; and the provision that
Texas shall not receive the money ac-
knowledged to De justly due her, until
these heavy claims have been settled
according to whatever demand the hold
ers may chose to make, is repugnant to
every principle Of equity as well as the
just pride of Texas"
We have little doubt, that should the
bill pass the House-the people of Texas,
satisfied that the ten millions is amply
sufficient to indemnify her for the terrific
nv. will sanction it Notwithstanding the
reservation.
Washington telegraph., 1850-09-18
w. w. S. Bliss.
DR.. Gabor Naphegyi, Washington.

The QUESTION SETTLED. = Parsou
Brownlow, editor at knoxville, Tenn.
Thus ingeniously settles question which
is periodically waged in New Orleans:
"Is THERE HE'LL? ?'-This is now the
absorbing topic in New Orleans. The
periodical approach of warm weather
never tails to ge; up fierce controversy
in New Orleans, as to whether there is a
He'll or not While the weather is colt,
all parties are willing TO concede that
there is He'll, but when the summer
sotStice is down upon the natives, large
portion of them utterly repudlate The idea
of a He'll, as understood by orthodox
Christians. The Rev. Messrs. Clapp and
TwitcheIl are now contestiug the point
with zeal aud ability. The former swears
there is no Hell-the latter avows that
he can almost see the place. The contro-
versy ought to be kept mp until the ques-
tion is settled. The peace of society re-
quires settlement of the vexed question.
We suggest that a DeIegatt0n OF both
parties be sent HeiEtcards, on an explor-
ing expedition. X is but SjtOH distance
from New Orleans to the capital OF the
Devils dominions, which, according to
the Bible, is He'll, certain.
Washington telegraph., 1850-09-18

SENs1BLE-The Washington Union,
in abiding toethe passage of the Califor-
MIA bill, takes The following plain, com
mon sense and sensible view OF the ques-
ton.
"Under these circumstances, we think
it the course Of wisdom to overlook the
irregular manner in which California
demands admittance, and TO allow her to
come into the Union as a part of system
which will give peace to :he country.
The Compromise which was proposed by
the Committee Of Thirteen has been lost;
but all its principles have since separately
passed the Senate; and we cannot but
regard them as constituting in effect q
general scheme Of adjustment. We
doubt not that they will be SO considered
by the House of Representatives. We
are not of those who can see the wisdom
of insisting upon irregularities committed
in California, TO such an extent as to en-
danger the Union by arraying two Sec
tons against each other. That would
be purchasing regularity at too dear
price; for any protracted effort to punish
California by remanding her to a terrific
rial condition, or by forcing her to remain
in her present anomalous condition, would
innict permanent and lasting injury on
the States of the Union. and merace the
existence of the confederacy itself.
Washington telegraph., 1850-09-18

The N. Y. Day Book touches up some
of the telegraghic reporters in comical
way, as follows:
Highly Important from Washington.
By special Telegraph, exclusively for the pape,s
WASHINGTON, August 13, 1850.
The news from the White House con-
tinues to be exciting. 1t is now con-
fidently asserted that Betty, the chamber
maid, has been offered the post of third
cook-an offer which she holds in abey-
ance. j. 5. Z.
Midnight
1t is ascertained that Betty, the cook,
has not been offered the post of third
chambermaid The announcement was
therefore premature. The city is calm.
2- SCREwwATER.
[Special Despatch-Frqm the Responsible Ed,torl
CoPP's, late at night.
| have this moment ascertained that
nothing has come TO my knowledge re-
specting the movements at the White
House. This you may rely on. II. G.
Washington telegraph., 1850-09-18
GERR1T SMITHS CONVENTIONAL des-
patch to the New York Express, dated

GERRIT SMITHS CONVENTIONAL des-
patch to the New York Express, dated
Cazenovia, August 21st, says:
The o-party, no-religion, no-condition'
no-union, black and white convention,
met in this place to-day. and to show
their utter contempt for all white men
and white things, Frederick Douglass was
made the presiding officer of the conven-
ton; he was, however, assisted ny whl'e
officers.
Two thousand persons were presents
not many of whom, however, were meh'
bers of the convention
The convention, being against ai
churches and all corporations, met II. oiie
of natures fairest groves.
Resolutions were adopted against tue
North. against the South, against riee
Soil, and against almost every thing anu
every body. ...
The convention will adjourn tomorrow
Their ultraism has Disguised even the ca.
treme people of this ultra section Oh ''i0
State.
Washington telegraph., 1850-09-18
WASHINGTON, Pa, Aug. 26, 1850.


Ma Dear SIR. [ respectfully tender
to you my resignation of the Department
Of the Interior, to which you'd me the
honor of calling me.
This determination has not been reach
Cd without the most serious and anxious
deHberation.
A consciousness of my peculiar ner-
vous temperament, which too readily res
ponds to causes of excitement and de-
preston, would have prompted me, in
the first place, to decline the offer; bat
the kind manner of the appointment, ac-
companied by the good wishes of the
Cabinet, and backed by the pressing ur-
gency of friends, made so strong an inn
preston upon me as to leave me nc alter
native bat to accept A brief exper-
ence of the arduous labors and onerous
responsibilities Of the position, in con-
nexion with considerations Of private
and domestic nature, which press upon
me with great force, has brought me to
the conclusion that due observance OF
duty to my family and myself require my
withdrawal.
In thus dissolving my brief official as
sociation with you, permit me to say,
that I cherish confident reliance upon
the patriotism, capability. and worth OF
every member of the Administration, and
hopeful assurance of its success. 1o
this end no effort of mine, i'll my retire
meEt, shall, at any time, be wanting.
May not also assure you of my CRATE
FIJI appreciation Of kindness extended to
me by you and your official associates!
With respectful and sincere regard, L
am, yours, faithfully,
T. Nj. T. McKENNAN.
To his Excel'cy MILLARD FILLMORE.
President of the United States.
Washington telegraph., 1850-09-18

The MURRELL GANG--BEwARE--
Abundant reasons exist for snpposing this
noted and much TO be dreaded gang OF
thieves 10 be in full blast, with their
headquarters for stealing negroes lmmedl-
ateIy in our midst. On Sunday night,
the 18th ult, the Central Plank Road
Company lost nine, who were doubtless
selected by connoisseur, from the en-
tire gang, numbering about seventy, aud
at work upon the road, about twelve
miles above Wetumpka. Those missing
are all large, young, active. healthy and
fine boxing blacks, save Cato, the sup
posed leader of the gang. Not the
slightest trace of these negroes has yet
been obtained. 1t will be well for pur-
chasers to look strictly to the character of
parties offering negroes for sale. Too
much care in this respect cannot be exer-
cised, as negroes are daily disappearing
from al! around us, and no doubt through
the agency, mainly, o: negro stealers aud
aboltionisls -Montgomcry Ado.
Washington telegraph., 1850-09-18

A COATED PILL.-In Loweii, H., a
happy couple were recently married, in
the evening rowdies of the neighborhood
collected and charivaried the party, firing
guns, pistols, and making all manner of
hideous sounds; at length cake was hand
ed round to the outsiders-each cake con-
tanning portion Of tartar emetic. The
consequence was, that tile music of sheep
and COW bells was soon exchanged for
what can be better imagined than des-
cribed.