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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-05-16
WHITE WAN M0T Eh

Sugarloaf April 23d l850.-6t
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TREAsURER's OFFICE,
Bloomsbury, March 80, 1850.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-05-16
Administrators Notice.

4. E. SMITH Artist.
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Cattawissa, May a, 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30
NEW HAVEN ITEMS.

TnE ElsCrloN PARAnK.-lt IS sAid that the IA
rsdc o, Thursday WI be great sfsir 1t IS ex
yec;ed that the Legislature VII pocccd q the
choice OF State officers esrlS On THURSDAY morning
Il matters ~ smoOthiy as expected. Committee
ernor Of h.s election The Palladium ssts thEt
he viii be escorted by the lis,l Guard and Foot
Gusrj. and W. 5e met 81 the cas- by the Commit
tee OF Reception, m.hssrs, a IN, hremcn OF
New Haven sad Il IS believed seyerSi companies
nom abroad. VII ON Ia the procession. The 10
ttisa Band o; NewNors. the Brass Baud O. New
Haven and We are tod the W aterbGry Brass Band.
have been en- aged for the occasion Tao or three
bands WI S.so accompany the Governor sd IS
co-t him tom Hartford o. Thursday evening a
Bal, uuder the management OF Ma Heuirics, VII
be gwen 81 the Exchange lis. which IS 70 be pa
scipsted IN by botn the military ard hyemen. The
Governor WI be insusursicd on Thursday after
noon. bot Nil 10; deliver h.s Message INT TIE .o-
lowing pn-s.iD..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30

Il NJ PhoIEcrioN-The NesYork LeeisIs-
tire have passed az which provide. that eye y
smily may have AMI retain borBe.,4as ~ -
value o. 1900. without the Lab. H. of be.ur s,sl
4. expelled iAereiroui ;or debt O.er and arl-ud
rs ''r ne safe ii-rss Is protection. . ia, 8
Is A-s- .sIei eaai-'i ..1alder L. .ickn al
poverty ca.no, 'or'rit . A. attachment carn0;
touch .. mortgage upou = !, good iyr rotf,ue ~
IA. TIE decree j. nat ever ANY, nav have .
p-sce : I've, spot 90 earth that thew rau c4-
tt-- oSu. az IS without srg-- - An. creditor,
'or every -uau IN tie STATE 81 Nv YORK ,slI NV
81 business Win fslr notification that b. canlo;
isA- MS n.i-h.o-s homestead .or security n teoi
--.e's N eoi We c'u,rsciec t,r1re IT'S lev
l.S was nate Tia. rec Z from ,.--o- ~, night
al o. day 3 scored = ,b1us,ad.. al every
mr. S encouraged . tlsi industry ans f-uralry
" % may secEre sboue. Nex YORK l. Be
'he h;teenih state II Vh-ch 4 las Ike TIE sbove
has been passed Boston Coagrera,il aa.s.
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t1' rsnsPor-Al0u " lie n.tes sts... "a tesNser
Sew fo,k Aii Liverpool, h-t~ ~ New ork 49, S-e
d t-an. hsFAna al Cts.r-s and be~--r Panama .ot
some ioi-s u ~ territory N Oregon s7lolt Pr-si--c
"a 20 Fa't % - agpr0prsron or = .t- 4--N --i
affroqrA-uus 'or ~ sane .-r-tof ~ rs 80
r. cfs~r iron - Tr-..-ry ur-.. .h~ c.uts-. -s--f
Which lAs urti s'ls 80 -h. tsv- o--r PERFORMED ID ~
- 'flc- CON A-cr IA - " .1- corirsci Al
r-scnd s--n II ssi1 rae. =. NAV - -. - = Is
a. '-o.si-A-y psfiof-1 scccr-rs 10 - zap zor'
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s.t e.'s a .ll .r
f Nf' peso '. .. M
tn members n." I II.
NI-.N. W. i'i
s.H. W.fn che rr '. a 800. 'A.
THE lr.cee. "l i's a'. a..h Nt'
no. ftaH g-ua'. o.a t.e Commute
Pa. -e,is'er theIr votes oa a TIE pioIo''.
... fI f.a .r.. me-. .Ntl were -t.
t..r SOM. discussion Ia rf-4 .' '-
. o California TIE Comm ie
... present Joints. rn' nsi.ii
rnu.l's ,- te" N.h ana J,..
n restrrtiI as I'D -.1fcf.. t'. I
tso measur sv-.e hse4 ira' -''
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tOe Norhcm .ae o' itAHS %. ".'
- Nu-th nt-ll. u.s. u'a"fs ''Ou ' u'
OIL. views Co.. the l.et a.ol from ua.
portion 0i tae Committee th' '.'' it. D..
... that d 30 was carried COW" qs-.l
.'.u, two degrees -o" ".''
0-c acc'r'ab.' i"- .. 49,.
l'te inro h'''. '. .i ',,.i.
boz Texas Wi H'I "ii'-t ie.IDl+." ''
over III Peso t-.,l iat 'NIi So .'.''
sn become ''.i'' ~ one o' ''
tfe fac.ht ....ll...l
t.usldefng t's .inpai "s'in'l''. .' 'i' ''
eb.l be liked - tDrls mics mort" s" 'n. 3S'
point NJ Inc was "Ntt as we 'o-''
indemnity I" 'Nhs i"I thc ie.''
pr. tensions - tho r'iio.! p re" VI. '--
NJ Clay and others have ssn'h'' 'htF .-ess
Orb goo IS hlgn as lNc '' eve" seven "ln' a """ '''
...,.,,e1, n thor. ,y..-a mother causes o. aiiG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30
NORTH RlN KR ITEMS.

TRt Acknowledgements sc max u ID
earnest % extend the "a roa3 north q, foasr Keep
SIC. Arrangements are Row IN progress IL Hudson
10 locate be H'Sd an proV1re the rlght o. Nay
through the c.iy and county whASh -sht We believe
is already secured over neSrly every section ms
side Of the city. Hugh Mel elan. Esq has been
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REVIEWS OF NEW BOOKS

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30

THI UrHEHN MAlrs-Tt- Pl.tmas;sr Gen
era yeste-lay ordered tra. tle Contractors ~ TIE
Rsirosl ms 5e,Neen N-~ iork AID Ph-ste.
ptia discontinue the >-uc.y uorui1- MAJ, sg-ee a
bis O. their request. Oh corliuCn nat hey delay
- iepsrt--e o. -le "a evening tram from NeE
York 70 ocock. P. VI instead u =. ? VI AID
to-m d-- cor-sc,i0rs with the Southern mai cav
in- PHILADELPHIA =: -, NJ The Arrangement; 70
take e1e-: Oh TIE RS, proxiuo.
Saa0rA lIisligsocer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30
BOON TRADE.
HOW TO WASH CLOTHES
WITHOUT MACHINES. h,HGOAkDS
T. .......... IarrtI.

or PNlrHrR Barrels
RrEHlNg lNNFtFSSARf
.,ENu NJ or DOLLAR fee - postage. and Wi.
sd voa b. mai printed rcusr. si,ns plain dlr,c-
. ~ NN..r-g .Ius- "a. 80. tnai % one psr.Nn % DO
Of arge family before breakfast thl- sgod
M H. I. r.q-. .i sHsrIn iay lu.s method requires
o rr.-tlr.- wathtotrts rulnfng barre no Iurper
,, b., e,rrrh. IT, 1r other offensive adele 80 RI 3
- button. sst weArng out clothes It- pan SAY -
q.uF CLOTHES msks- them ~iNer, and never Injuries
a. 900. fabric TIE articles Used Nll r." GEMS fnf
49, s--tirr AL can b- o5aiGrd s1y .ter@ The CIR
... r.fsn ..rrcfrl- Tor SEARCHING, IRONING
.r.. r..tr.c- g. Foo 'h- FRENCH STYLE - ss.'ns and
,... ,.,, f-,ta linen RENOtATlN6 NELN ITS, a. g. --
A.. tl.. Dob WASH CALtCOEs Dr Couor PRINT. WITH
orr FADING These tIe grvst-st chemical d-c0y-
erie. .fi- 49, he hotels steamers sd largr alldry
.-.lal-rt- o. nre.hod - = -shin1
PUBLIC CERTIFICATE
We have lr.-d MADAME BEANELTS System =
Ws.a.rg srd consider u The BEsT 1 he word, and
WORTH MORE u % Is asked ior 49,
NJ. Liip.ncou d. Barrow 8.
T. Lion. ~ Grand a.
i tnfx-rs. lft N1sszl--t
JOIN Hlop~r 90 suil1a-,t
VI X kuss ~ Eisl,i agrtst-
Nfs q PANEL R.rf0 ph ~
- n JIrrs1n, book Keeper ln3 Nts-su-tt
ia. sali. ne chant Annapolis, Nj
George Curu. Mths.-r
spare os c0.4y ln. pzper - SD more ussnd,
ro4 aId-d
T. svuid limitations snd c1unt-r-ts ~ sure y direct
y04r -ier 90 Madame BEA. Eli, Patent L4sndfess,
- Ann-st New YORK POs.sse paid
HOW TO MAKE MONEY
FD.unAsfer. u-fclsn. DYoss- .-g. ssels ard Oti- .
80 maze mol-y nF us Nsi B-zy-is " asiirk Crcl-
Ar livery u-ixht0ftOpi would buy hen. ThOusaIds
are cod every mouth 4nd siss .ausfson % a. A lt-
era i,count b. made by lh7 dorm Adtr-s. az above
POSTPAID AZ I-TuTnLJAeorh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30

servcd'y esteemed citizen 81 Baltimore, and So ID.
,he sa,'ali Commodore Barney. died GA the -i.
instant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30

" Or sssor.u-cs q trss CyA, rssty-nsie ss--s;s
comprises vs1ocf 80 ssv'-s Rcs-ness A. Trsv---s
gruck. S>os. pr-ss 49, F-ct Cossa L,s. Ov-roosl',
e.Ii~lccs, -sts, !
WN JENNINGS = Broaawsy
AST Oppos.- he Pars Fra-aS.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30
BUSINESS NOTICES.

" TIE r~b1re soes Sd Joo Frinu1g Establishment
sls spruce ros prrlsrct 70 fsl1 order, or every
5sscrpaol @; LsusrPress Pnang - he shores, -olce
r H-sas Circl.A-s HAlcb. Poster. Recc.?ts Ca~css
sc ty be scles Afforded os .he q scar P--ss-s
yu,ied =. So usa ngiy ~ rs.e.
sN sw. CHAS. WILLETS s-7t
~ Poof Boo,. s-s esssy fgnt where, h4. 90 go
-eIh gcc5 B>of rsse = he hes. nserik. and "a. ~
81 nkes Cove ycu ug.i 20 20 WATs>ss ia Fc.iou.t-
Ge1set from - -Ou--ry gioh4se A. - ess ,,s-
meet VIII crlS.lg = ,-~ics IL worn = - 10 -.1-eg
A. S.->1
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hi6l0u @. tae i'D" -.t.-..
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r,ga.-Frleg eeearr % oooct '-
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first -ne, in 81
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r-.,... ~ Fireman Nr L.rrr ass hailed
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'...t.., or Gil. lstr n tte C.ar sat
~ .yss .s. an-In..se rreere- r-
r..--.. MAJ. Profession o. Is..rs
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tr. presence c' t.. err.s' "''
Of tle.~ comm 10 .-s 81 gee .--
vs. and p-o.ae..a-' Ft'.
~..ersl tDa'is f. "r--
' evening
BOYS -ttlti IttIiH
s.-.cd .r SINE ~ t,c middle - ari.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30
NATlONAL A,ApkMN oF pE>IGN.-Ta.

.>T~-ng-a,s Ann1s Exhibition s us~ opet .o- S=~
"a ery, 80 bfuStwAy. oppose Bud g. trcu 81
j NJ Aer.tnxre- = c~cI SessOc Tick-.s y c-rts
CaAosues = ee1ls a. 5~LA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30
RELIGIOUS INTERPRETATIONS.

lust PUBLISHED By ~ -sbscrhsrs new -di.iOn u
y ne Laws u he az - N-s fOrs IN auOn a. Rel
gOls Inc0rporauons, win a. ne sueucnsrs % ihe
present. uIn- complete N pamphlet form Pnc- y.
P.bist-d arc or "a, BY imx, m BELL GOCLD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30

lAJksON'> PATENT ASNLSCIATOk.-
1--s .nc sr.msnps furnished Win No above named
nsrhir- g. .h- srOrt-st notice Aso. ssual GOuss ~
steamships n-d up 10 suprfiss manner The above
10 81 he G0ver.m-rL Hot ard hrste st-sin
sdys A. persons ara Cautioned against msnufs,ggdng
lsng a. machine lff1Tnf tas Orders f,criyec
~ ThDs CHALiEHs - bryac~ay, oar OILY assni %
ala c.ly Or " r D JAtksCN Co
81 5rr' ls1s Wil!AD-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30

DATTEkN NAkINt, IlfsIE4 snl 5cf0I sariIg
4 - srsm power mscL ley. sirsm Elg.ns sl1 Ma
---- rs--,r-s - every t-.crpusl made ~ order eega
D. Az -,An .1rsnt IN US ciiy fancy cabinet Work 10
g-r-la. usl-nscs. Al Cs4acA il.ln.m-1i. card u
every .e-crpLQn JOSEPH PECKOVER
In 40 Wsf,r n-ar P~essp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30

1->OLDERlNG sALr-A u-~ and 1p-nOr 4nicle
o. .od-rrx a. c--cripuor. ~ u-As Cz4s-- f.- .yc-f
~ .lrfsr- src prevents from form
~ Pr ~ifl directions. ~ho-sa4e and retail ~
DORkMI- HARRIS Als ytics ard MAJ.
- - ufacfgrirl Cl,m.f 10 Brosdpsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-19
New York, Nov. -, 1850.

SfN9J1AR FUsIrIvR SLAVE CAsE.-Three per-
sons were yesterday brought before Esq Jocelyn,
charged by a man named Dennis Frarnell, OF AT.
kansas, with being fugitive slaves. The alleged
fasitives are, woman about 81 years Of age; her
daunhier, about 80, and a son of the latter, boy
OF orS. They were put in jail till Tomorrow
when the testimony in the case will be examined.
What is singular about this case is that the so
called fugves are, 10 all appearances, white per-
sons. No trace OF Negro or Indian blood Is dis
cernable in the Oldest woman nor la the boy
Some few OF those who have seen the ether wo-
man think there is slight resemblance 10 the In
dian In some Of her features, but large majority
ere OF the opinion that she also is of purely white
origin. They have been living in this city some
four months, during which time the boy-said H.
be quite sprghtly-has been gong TO one Of our
schools, and mineling with white children, no one
suspecung him TO be auaht else than white, like
themselves. About ten days ago the family were
enticed across the river, where they were put on
boat bound south; but when ia the neighborhood
Of Hawesville were las they say put on shore by
the passengers, end made their way back here.
The Oldest woman says that she is native Of Balt-
more; that many years ago her husband was killed
by Indians, and che and her daughter carried away
captive by them, among whom she has ever sin e
lived-latterly in Arkansas, but not slaves, aud
were never treated as such. Upon the whole, this
Is Of the most singular cases that has occurred
under the fugitive law.-New Albany (Tadiona)
Ledge, Noe IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-19
From Washington.

WAsHIScroN, Nov. 8, 1850
Mr. Sloan, of Ohio, the new Treasurer, has not yet
srrived. MT selden Ii stil acting. It is reported
that MT 81 ans advanced sge prevents him from en-
tering the ONCE and that Mr.. Hall viii receive the
Tresurershp upon the arrival OF Mr. Hodge his sue
sepsor o. Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury.
The InteQgencsr of this morning rejeices at the re-
cpton given to George Thompson the abolitionist, at
ysnsui Hal Boston idsy evening last, and hopes
II viii be caution to him TO abandon the objects of
his MISSION.
Attorney General Crittsndsn and his family arrived
bere lsst night
Cortland Cushing, lately appointed Charge to Ecua-
dor IL here for instructions
senator Berrien declines serving Is candidate for
che ala Convention he approves OF the views OF
chose Who elected him; but thinks he should be Ia hs
seat In the senate TO watch the progress of Northern
aggression n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-19

srr,~.ru- Mo~rurSr,L Crrr.-This new steamship,
launched lately at Baltimore, made an eegineers
tripu on THURSDAY evening last down the Patapsoo.
and gave great subtraction. having run az the rate %
twelve miles per hour. She started ON her reau.H
tfi,l trim ON Friday afternoon, with number OF M
yitsd guests on board, and intended gcing IS Iss a.
Cane Henry, and perhaps ont 70 sea thort az
tancr The following fdefoription Of her V from shs
Baltimore .dmerican =" The Monumental Cisy - w
pelter steamship, her burden being about ny tons'
ths has two en- gnss Of horse power built by Mes
Murray a Hsxlehurst, the propeller oeinS ons vl
Smiths tcrsw propellers, an Englsh pasent az
Monumental City owned By Captain MOTIFS VINO ~ 70
have command other, and other gentlemen OK thselty
The Intention IL TO her between ports on the feci
&c probably Panama snj San Francisco and she Sih
s from here the latter port with pssengsr ano
freirht She has FIRST and second cabin, euordinl
sccsm odations for about $50 passengers Her pas
eeraer accom- modatons are of the most superior cha
| aotsr the state rooms being fitted up With muct
eli eanee. ard Astounding with conveniences sne IN
a aush promenade deck extending the whole length .
the vestel sfording the passengers smple room ly
exercise during pleasant weather, an advantage
will be appreciated By ell and with her many ~.
/ good qualities make her hvorite amons '"'s
| vessels on the pacihc.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-19
Supreme Court-speciaI Term 4.


Nov. Is -DTcfsioNs Tcbcs g.. Rogers-whsrs two
Isrsons jointly bound bail for smother, the liz
bility OF each to tbs other to contribute equal
share Of what may be claimed on the undertaking.
Irovsabe under the bankrupt Law aud barred BY the
discharges. The rule AZ TO giving colof In pleading h
the same under the code that II formerly vas. De-
urrer overruled TO its first aud second causes asd
allowed as TO it, third
Phsipsrs Wkiirsy & Cs-whsrea receiver sp pointed
under order OF the court, commences suit In re-
spect TO the property put In his charge without per-
mission 81 the court he will be personally liable for
the costa in no falls IN his suit lie avoid
such personal liability only by first obslniBs frcu.
the court leave TO pros,c1 Motion for costs grantees
Nesers ~. GcnHgef--A Landlord who owns premises
adjoining tboss he has let to his tensns has no right
n make erectiens thereon whereby the enJymept on
the dsmtsed premises may be disturbed by erecting
high wall the ell Joining lot to d. priVs ms tenants
Of lisht or ctr and his doing operate 50 far
10 disturb the enjoy as 20 dissolve Tn tsnsney,
RAY be restrained by injunction. Motion TO dissolve
injunction denied
El.s No. ". Elise Nos.-Divores fOr adultery
granted .
Cent and ohsrf 49, Tslusdge Il ei-when, in COM
ti,int 10 snforc. an equitable demand appears
it.n stals demand, whi,h would noe be enforced I'm
squiv aud also that u is barred by the statute OF
hutfstioBa such defence may be taken advantage Of
bY demurrer Denurrer TO con plant allowed
Laurence, Jr, ~ RAsid srrirns assisne,-Mcaon 10
srtsn Is. Poas.-Motion to change place Of trial
BsIIsr AVID B.oHe ~. Hmllfrd On motion 70 dis
charge an order Of arrest II is oompetent under the
coae to read aGGavs denying ths allegations In tbs
adavits which the order was GRANTED ana on sss
dial beisg explicitly made as to mstters mstsrsl IA
thu ara II the order will be vacated In whsrs
adfepdaut "a arrested the ground OF fraud Is
Improper TO aver the fraud In the complaint, 70 tn
end that an issue nsy Dc msmsa aPon sai ion, on
| 10 imprisonmsnt execution. Motion to vaeass or
| der OF arrest granted.
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ISTErLeEreE FROM BrAzIL-We have received
our flee Of sthe Jernal do Concrete, from Rio
Janero, Brazil, to the 9th Of September. We
translate from them the most important items.
The Chief Of Division, Pedro Feueire ds OH
veira, has been nominated President Of the pro-
vince OF Rio Grande do Sui
Captain Joaquin Marques Lisbao has been sent
10 klooa irata, as comm ander OF the Brazilian
division OF the navy stationed there.
II is said that Sebastilno do ReRo Barros is
going TO EUROPE, In order ~ image foreign troops
General Guido has reces I'd by the English
steamer Of war Rifleman, order TO Quit the Bra-
xilian oosst. He Immediately asked his passports
ofthc government.
On the 10Th of September, the 18th anniversary
of the death OF d. Pedro the First was ceIebrated
in Brazil with the greatest sslempity.
Rio Japeiro from Rie da Prats, on the 2l,h of
September. NJ. Cory de Roslan, Secretary of
Legation, who was on board, earned two treaties
passed by Admiral lie Predour, and Generals
Aosas and Oribe. The Prony started for Brest on
the following dBy.
The Brazilian Emperor. Pedro H., hes author
ned the government to es ablish a line of steam
zabips on The river AmazoRes and the waters of
Para.
rRcn Tusss IsLsNp.By the arrival Of the brig Mar.
elus Cspt Hooker Yesterday morning. In twenty four
days from sslt Cay rurhs Island, learn thst salt
wss scarce the Island, and that holders were ask
pg 13se. to lie.
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ro,,t,e.,I ntsiliuence.

To, r,- School Lsw.-We are informta ~ tne
o.. a. ~. Secretary Of state, where retsrns nave
ncs =. ~ r-om ALI counties but seven tbat the
,sa ~ tueS BY q msiority Of 1900. Heavy
msioritss we're "A zen for in the cities ana ri vi
issss wnlls tne con ,ubect en- which there will pro
a. ~ ~ rps.L uns. sontest next winter.
M,....-,,~T.. IA. isture Of Mississippi Assem-,
bled, yesteraay In extrss st.. yne.surss sGeotina
the passage Of the csmp Non"'
slavery By the last Congress-
ssmbled In regular session, yea '.-yyx. "a a.v
0ovsrnos WI present his FIRST
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Wreck OF tho Bark La Plata.

Bosros, Nov. is, 1880.
letter from Captain MoFaritu, Of the bark Emily
wilder dated Bombay October Cd states that the bark
Ia Plata Bertrsm from Alden for Muscs, went ashore
at Madeira Islands the evening Of ths 10th septem-
ber and with her cargo, became total loes. Captain
Derttsm and his crew arrived at Muscat, September
10th in native boat saving nothing but their cloth
INK and thence tsok psssags In the Emily Wilder for
lombay The la Plsts was a good vessel, ten years
old and vas with her cargo, insured In this city and
Bale for largo amount, OF which the Neptups Office,
in this oIty had $40 600
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Africa, (cunsrS. iinsD Capt. Ls1 leave
this port ct noon toll row, for Livsrps ne
Warrington, Ocean linsD Capt. Floyd st,ar. look.
for Southampton and Bremen.
The Africs's malls will close at haltpast He
and those for the W arlington at two IN.
The WEEKLY HERALD will be published ct past
nine o'clock morrow morning. 1t viii be prepared
to 60 in these steamers. It's contents, printed In
French and English, viii embrace all the important
news Of the week
Single copies, in wrappers sixpenss
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The United States sloop Of var Portsmouth, oestns
the brosa nenpant Of Com v n Greg0ry commsndet.
nehief on the United stAtes naval force. on the csss
N Af,tsa arrived AZ Nonrovs the Goth september
NJ asv. from Lseoe- all veil She sailed ths next
dsv for the care De verd Islands. 80
fhs United States brig Perry Lieut. Com =. ~
sote "A ststsd BY the Lisea Herald OF the l1th sept
40 nav. hen sili in the Bights al that time.
The United states n igste Consress, Com McheeVe,
ssed from Rio Jsnci-O, 2ist sept for Mcntsviso, 81
rsH.