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RAILROADS.

NEW YORK AND PHILADELPnIA-Nkw, YORK
IN and Philadelphia Dircct-United states Mail Line
Through in a. hours via New Jersey Raroad-Fare re-
New YORK from foot Of Coursndt street and a.
A. N. and p ~, from foot Of Liberty street. Leave
Philadedhis. at and A. n and Up. NJ from foot Of
walnut street.
CAMDEN AND AnBoY RAILROAD LIsE roR
" Phsdelphia, at o'clock A. ~, ass half
o'eloef, NJ BY steamboat JOHN P0TTER daily, (sun-
days escsptsdi from Pier No l. North River rre-rirt
class 81 second class a
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SALES BY AUCTION.

IMPORTANT AND UNRBsERvED SALE OF FINE
Winss Brsndaes Gin, Rum and L9neurs, BY Cooley 4
Reese NI and Ty Broadway Of White FRI
day. 9th september 1880 comprising large assortment
being the stock Importer with other choice lots coll
lected from private stocks ksderaold South Side Lea
POLE Victoria BuA and other brands
shsries-Domecq, Harmsny Pemartin DUE Gordon Oster
mann ast urrutia, Haure Yariarte, Amontiiiado. ke
Ports Old Regina Harris Sandman, Roror Premium and
London Dock sundrics-Chamragne Of different brands,
Ssr,r neck Buceiiss Malmssy NysrsAi Totay. nuseat
nartel Pinst ssgnete London Dock. pale and darh Old
Jamaica and ST. Croix Rum Old Holland in Old Scotch
islay and lr.h Malt whskey, Jamaica Rum, Shrub. ke
&c London Porter Indian fas Aie Nc wines are admit
ted into this but such warranted. The
whole stock will be sold without reserve, and embrace
choice wi.~- sa..iy .a- at
auction fsr,teulars In catalogues which will be ready
Thursday the oh Of September Samplers the morn
ing OF sale.
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CoAL-A CHOICE CARGO or RrD ASH COAL 10
PErER CLINTON.
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psymsnts-Tressury Drafts. .s373,fes so
Int. on Loans, Ss. nTsa Is 1859


Balance August III ......s.........sfl ,SSj572 %
The amount on deposit 10 the credit Of the govern
ent at this port and In Phsdelphis on the 3ist Of
August wss ss4oolte %. The receipts from customs
at the tive pos.s, during tine month, amousted to
s4oo7 325 H. The returns for August, the United
States Treasurer viii probably show slarger smountto
the credit Of the government than has been known at
sny time since the adoption Of the Independent
Treasury system The extraction Of such large sum
Of specie from the channels Of commerce, has had no
pnfsvorable effect upon the money markets OF the
country, and the banks have not experienced
apy ineonvenience from the demand upon them
for specie for the payment Of duties. The Appro-
priation hill win distribute these large de-
posts and doubtless add to the abundance OF money
BY returns recently made to Parliament, showing
the income and expenditure ofths British govern
ment for the year ending July 5th, 1850 II appears
compared with the previous year that there has been
increase in the and In the expenditure 10
extent sufficient to give surplus Of fa4Ss sSs a.
the close Of the last fiscal year -
rtS.Scps OF 6Rs.r BRrus-RsvrvvE Avn EUtsDt-
ruREs, 1s40 Arp 1850.
Expenditures, pesr ending july SEA. 1912 1850.
Interest and management OF ...
the public debt. ....... .f2s 934Il f2s,llz50o
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BOARDING IN rBILApELpHIA, NO. A7 CHESTNUT
ID strees-wrs Isvelys houss atustsa In
ofths mos. airy ard fshcn.he psr q rhsdslphis TIE
sraremens and lamentations o. the hop~e ensbls
~ al tmss " visiting the city, where nrs
l. ga ters herself hey would hnd pleasant and oomforta
BILE kQne
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u b. SUTTON 4 co.'s SPECIAL EXPRESS TO CALI
fornia via the istsmu. efPaasma Our neIt express
will be forwarded BY the splendid Empire City
Tuesday the oth Of September Packages forwarded
San francisco, stoekton and eaeramsnto City Invoess
must be duly certified the and handed
With the goods Pseha.s should not exceed ave cubic feet
measurement, weigh LIS lbs. Early application
must be made for large packages Terms reasonable Lsrge
packages must be handed in a. early I. pessibl.; Small
packages ressived till Of the % sailing
always in advance Particular attention requested to
the fact that special messenger
from New York through TO san Francisco avoiding
sty Of delay sonstimes accustomed by neglect Of
the Isthnus T. h. SUTTON h CO. 81 Wall street.
CALIFORNIA GoLD-THE PURE ARTICLE MADE Up
" to order rings chains pins ne large assortment
Of fashionaAe watcher swsry and slyeIware Al the low
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DAPER HAHeIsos. TO TIE SOUTHERN, EASTERN,
II and Wes,.rr trade We invite your ss,.n.oa 70 ear
tts best assortment in this sna -n s. on favor
able terms. LON0srReTH BHOTHER
Ne North Third e.. Phiisdsrhis.
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pTrE ARTS.


- Paris bsutiful collection 81 fictures neud one oi
brochsrts inmitabe Crayon Dravings me puohe bre-
oouPiL CO.. 20 Broadway.
poRrRAIr OF JENNY I1sD. PAINTED yRos LIFE
BY htenur Engraved By Crehen. sire, lstxi incses
Price Of each copy plain 81 eolored ~ III. 10 the ony
Likeness q Jenny Lind ever published AL crasrs mnst Dc
Wholesale Printselisrs 10 Broadway.
RTrsTs MATERIALS -PARCHkfNr, CRAr0Ns,
IA lthe . used BY nroehsrtl drnving pspcv TOT
for sale W GOtriL b Co., - Broadway.
large Assortment o. French and Enrish artists mate.
ras every variety daily srpeesd snd We wosh call
the attention ~ the putlic " our moter.te srms
ERkkCH AND ENoIfsH ENdRAvINGs-Wn Bko
leave 70 call the sttentor 81 the trade - sxts~sivs
ard choice o. rrsts 81 evsry sueh
HE orirs beads stufies fcrofs marine
ETC. etc. trefusins all the roveltes rsesnty pus
advant cons terms GOuPIL CO.,
Wholesale Prints,lisrs, 10 Broaawsy.
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cell a. auction on Wednesday Sept 9Th At ct the
Merchants Exchange 1axaiheent Silver Waiter masufac-
tured London for Edwin Forrest Esg and presented
him to Thomas w. Jones' testimony OF
upsb plate 10 elegantly engraved and chased $500
In London can be ~ stsre day previous
the SALE and until that time ct hsssrs stsbbns Co.'S No.
BROADWAY.
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CGoRcr W. PROCTOR MANUFACTURER or TAM
ners ssshisg workers. sr.ss.rs eurrsr. fsiv.' sas
seksrs halves bcokbnder knives cosrte
uaining besrds edge tocla q any kind ~ sre msas 70
selss voris 90 ven " essg nPsn ,sr ssfers
rnrehssnF elsewhere GEOhoE W frnCiyh
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Uous L. yANDEwATgR, AUCTIoNEER.-F. C. Law
Co.. will sell at auction Thursday. Sept s.
their sales room, No II Wall street Broadway-
Mexican Saddle-one Meriean Saddle formerly belonging
Santa Anna. This saddle mounted with pure gold and
silver and has twenty-five diamonds In the all
complete with brdls and saddle cloth richly mountsdhe
most elegant saddle In the oountry Can be the day
previous TO the sale Also, elegant French plate
msntel Mirrors, 6<r76 In. each.
John l. yANDEwArER AUcTIoNEER.-rc c. Law
renee Co.. viii sell At auction on Wednesday eth inst,
stt oelOsl NJ =. the large stable in Thrteen,h street.
between Broadway snt University Place. horses carriages
&c one light WAGON with top patent asles made Cod
win order phston wagon with diekey made By Par
her with pole and shafts IN COED order hunting wagon,
leading bars In perfect order has much used small
RschAway carriage with pole and shafts inside wndows
Ae In good order large psstum carriage with glass
'front.' Tor winter madeb Laurence Coils In good ORDER
large close carriage springs drsb Hammer cloth, silk
squads all round in good ordsr handsome double sleigh
lined with crimson plush and Brussels carpet been very IL
tie used perfect order light single sleigh lined with Grim
brocaetta, and carpeted English travelling
risgs made By Jewell sons L1ndon pair brown carriage
horses 10 hands high stylish travesrs trot together
nde Of four minutes kind together in All harness. and
der tie aide have been worked steadily for three years. BY
the present owner not warranted sound but unsound
known; handsome bright bay horse Vs. hands
high. old, warranted perfectly sound hind In
double and single harness and fine saddle horse good tra-
Weller several lots Of double and single harness ad silver
and polished steel mounting, saddle aud brides, sleigh
robes bes ny nei horse tankes re- All 20 be sod with
out the property q renteman about leaving for
Europe. Can be seen the day previous 10 the sale.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.


IIoRsEs wANTED-A PAIR OF IRON on DAPPLE
carriage horses must not be 10 years Old
6 70 " hands high long tails stylish drivers and perfect
" sound and gentle Tor such eash purchaser ean be
found. by addressing box SIS Lower Post sfhce.
DoNY TOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL PERFECT MADE
Poney sx ola perfectly Kind and sound can
trOths mile In So the present owner having no
further for him. Also, large bay Horse suiab for
family Apply At the Ceal Yard. M wooster street
CARNAGE AND HARNESs.-FoR SALE, A HAND
~ hom.iy sasssh-t tive horss Coupe rearly new
suitable for family or physicians use Also sinsle
Harness. entirely nev Apply At the Stable rs Mercer
a. who're both be
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Total. =. ..l937 393 l62,e37 6o,s47 $4,000
Total value OF exports for this month, S56la94o.
This Is unusual amount, even for the season,
and exceeds any month previous for long time. At
this rate the aggregate for the year would exceed that
Of any other port In the country.
The Treasurer of the United States Mint Philadel-
phia has furnished the following statement, showing
the amount Of gold and silver deposited, and gold
and silver coinage at the Mint, for the first eight
months Of the present year -
rsrrD STATES MNr, PHIIADElrHA-DEro"rs ASO
CoISAGe.
Gold deposits from January to July,
1850 inclusive .|loIsiizio 81
Ditto ditto from LIST to 31st August, 1850,
inclusive. S,Zso,ooo w
Amount received In 1850. ....... .s17 GAL 40 81
Gold coinage from January to July, 1850,
inclusive. 'eiIoooisos ~
Ditto ditto for August, $780,. l,sa2,lo5 90
Total gold coinage, 1850. 1900. .s145ol,572 so
aIst August, 1850. -. ssl0,s42 o.
Silver coinage same period. Al,SsI IL
Copper coinage ditto ditto .......... 1o0l3 70
Gold deposits from January to August, -
H1e50. inclusive as above. S7,oD 40 81
jan j. isso. .................. 4,S5s,ooo 90
Total. .s21, 5ss,2lo 81
A. L.
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We learn from good authority that the coinage for
ths ensuing months Of this year will greatly exceed the
past The erection Of additional machinery, now In
progress and which will shortly be completed, 1t Is
sonhdsntly expected will sfsrd facilities to increase
the coinage to four and half or Eve millions month.
This increased power will doubt, be completed In
time to meet the large and increased amount Of gold
dsst which Is expected from California during the fall
and winter.
To meet the increased demand for small gold coin
arising from the scarcity Of silver, and other local
causes the Mint has been recently engaged to con-
siderable extent the smaller denominations, and
continued effort will be made to meet the present
trsodnsry demand 1t Is expected that the Secretary
sfths Treasury viii render ecieut aid In this natter
hy iner.asirg the bullion fund Of the Mint thus
bling the Treasurer 10 pay over sscsrtsned
the value Of deposite, and which would render por
tiop Of the precious etals which unemployed
by the government, useful To the business and CON-
nercisi interests Of the country.
The operations In the once Of the Assistant Treasurer
Of the port Of Philadelphia for the month Of August
were 80 snnsxeas-
AssIsrAsr TRrAsuERs OrrIcr, PHLApELFHIA, AUGysr,
1850.
Aug. 81. Receipts, Customs. =. STA 525 70
p o. Department, 1880 81 -
MfsceIaneous. 3ys22 70 532,l5s III
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DOARDING, so.

BOARDING. SO.
poARDING-A WIDOW LADY, LIVING IN A RE-
ID tired location. would let TO LADY gentleman and
lady haadsome Apart with full board for the lady
only No other boarders in the house, everything pleasant
and interference with their srrangement Address "Js
hette," Herald ofhee for two days.
BOARD wANTED-IN OR NEAR BROADWAY PRE-
- ferred with without private table, by afAmy con.
ssting az sgsntieman, lady chiid fave years old infant
and nurse vo rooms and connecting VIII be re-
quired. Address, through Post once, B.T ID.
RoARDING.-RoON wANTED-A SINGLE GENTLE
~ wishes TO obtain, In the upper part Of the city
handsomely furnished with breakfast and and
dinners Sundays Terms must be moderate Please adj
dress Dor 2t4 Post Once stating terms and location
A RESPECTABLE FRENCH FAMILY, RECENTLY
N from Paris will be ready receive families and single
Ksnsmen the I'd Of sepembsr Everything will be done
home With the ADVANTAGE Of acquiring
perfect knowledge Of the French language The house
eesan fitted hot and cold and shower baths
heated None but Of the first respectabty need
apply l6 Second avenue, Eleventh street. COVE
nisnt TO railroad aud stage.
rO1 BROADWAY. OPPOSITE GRACE CHURCH
Boarding-Persons tojourning In this city desiring
private residence esmbinsd With the convenience Of
cass hotel and bedrooms eonseetng excel
lent table attentive servants bath, etc. be accommo-
dated at the above pleasant location arrange
ments for board can be made.
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ron SALE AND 10 Lee.

F0R SALE AND 10 LEE.
EoR sAIE--rwo or rur MOST STYLISH TRoIrIsG
Hossss in New York they are ust from the eoantry
J. n sHEk~ooD. No. ss broadway.
EoR sALH-AN OYSTER AND DINING sALoos WITH
bar attached, doing large business 10 respectable
vspitnce. To persou wishing 70 engage such his
ehance offered Tor particulars note Addressed WV,
Herald once stating where 20 write OF ea VIII be an
swertd.
ITO LET-THs UPPER PART or eESTEEL THEE
II story House. vith basement gleasahtly situated In
s,ssssyt ~ al \, M, ~ ,h , III ~ is% Arpp, a. "a
Nashinston street, New York
FURNISHED HOUSE, wANrED.-wANTED, ny A
snail snsn family 70 hirs ron la ve,ossr pn., ~
IsS,R snd rssni street,. vi ctotss water t.,h'
and Or, alargsr house, part would .nsser o.cn-
ins stuaton number Of rooms se and terms may te ad
tIessed 70 Boz 80 Post once.
FURNISHED HOUSE TO LEr-A NEATLY FURNISH
ed icursiory house 70 letAtavery moderse rent IN
crolos 70 the fourth story GOOD rang, bathing
The yhoie part q TIE furntu would e ssd desired
iesrdsr bsvss Twelve rooms besiss psror rap,re ks
ahove the Basement Address call At Ne 10 Wall street.
MI Cardnes once, rooms rs and 10
A LADY WITHOUT CHILDREN WISHES TO HIRE A
IA House nnfursishsd, IN rsspsetabls ssshhorheod
portion Of ~. rent vii taken board required Ne
,srsnse. ,seh'nssd Addre" A T., Nc whitehall street.
HOUSE wANTED-roRA FIRsT CLASS BoARDING
House or rrivae Hotel eontainns room ior :, Ieet
& gss .s ~h s Az =. @sSsn X. ,sy Bross
goes rsst VIII PAID lee, Tor tern ~ years
EuRNIsB!D s9oxs 70 1T 10 oENILksttS VIII i.Ia.
Church street.
ISURNTsnED R0oms-TO LET, TO SINGLE NILE
tn. hoa,s 4. sis..ssiIs .,sr.,ss hspy a. 10 STATE
street, corner % Whitehall street.
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EoR sAIE-rwo or rHE MOST STYLISH TRorrIs,
Hoses in New York they are JUS, from the eoantr,
and warranted sound and hind and tr0t mile In to
minutes and fifty seconds fnquire Of
J. n. SHERWOOD. No. Sls broadway.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

-~~~-~-~--~~~~I--.~-~-~- -
DOIsONs. SOAPS, METALS, AND DIsIHFEcTING L.
qud-Jobnson's Soaps, transparent, myrtle. military,
BsnFs honey pumee an indicated SOAPS starch polish,
Jenny Lind hair ross and wsrranes vash
balls Poisops warranted snestual fer cockroaehe
and mice moths bedbugs and sus; fy paper dsintinx
Fueh ~ platna palladium and nickel for sale AZ Wholesale
and retail. By DIR LEWIS
In Maiden Lane.
nAguERREorYPE PLArEs-THE SUBSCRIBER 70
~ the only agent for Louie l. Bshsps pates NARRATED
psrior 70 any ever msd. He will ss them With the priv
uege 81 those that would not give entire sasa
,cn. Ase just rsesivsd Dssueetyps Frames. Lcsksss
vfcToR BIsHor. Importer ~ Haids, Lane up Stair.
IT IsALL IN THE PADS FITTING OVER AND uPON
the csnaldislodgng the bowel observation-disclosures
the acecon tracing the rinFsand thereby sfecnx
cure FREDK. ~ BUFFERS recently patented truss and
Supporter Pads spilled At the HILLS Truss Once
vsssy street, opposite 81. Psuls Church.
II I'VE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOAN FUND LIrI
~ Assurance Society, 81 London and Nsv York-Capts
s3soco surplus fund $4,000. large Eusrsnts. lana
Invested New rork In the names Of their An ecan Trus
tees.
Ur.tsd States Local BosrsAstns Director. for ssp.m-
her The chairman, John J. Palmer samuel s. Hoslsnd
william Van Hook Fsnning C. Tucker Robert J. Dillon
California Rsts taken on favorable terms At moderate
). LEAspER STARR. General Agent.
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w ANTED--A PARTNER WITH CAPITAL or FROM
w 5000 500 ioilsrs, TO into the Pi.ubng husi-
The advertisers beips prseticsl IN that line,
have methins produce escusted 70 DO sosd business
Suitable can bs made By addressing boz No
Herald once.
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PARTrEasHIIPs.

NoTrcE-TuE coPARTSERsHIP HERETOFORE Ell
~ jstibs under the frm Of TIBBALs CAsg, 70 this
day aissofv.d ~ mutaai consent. TIBBALss CASE.
An demands sgsisst land debts dual the srm vil be
settled by the subscriber who will conn 70 carry on the
OSCAR TfBBALs, 10 John OF.
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CASTLE GARDEN Is NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEP-
tion Of vsters during the day from A NJ till p. u.
II Is the largest s.d most beautiful room in The country
undsturbed promenades while viewing the shipping,
and delightful around and inhang the delicious
breeze. Admission, l21. cents
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UANTID-BYA YOUNG NAN, WHO UNDERSTANDS
S., :. generally stSstio.. - ssissn,s in
e. books caA give the best Of reference Address =. r.
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VNABERNACLE-MR DEMPsTER, COMPOsER OF THE

THEATRICAL N0TICE.-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
OF Acknowledged talent wishing engagements for the
present season. commencing the frat Of October
principal Theatre in Of the chief Cities requested
address Manager Post Once, New YORK. All oommuniea-
tions promptly attended to-
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CAsp, OF TaANKsYmTIE BOARD OF MANAGEMENT


THE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY or FINE ARTS
! New painting. recently arrived from Europe, among
highest .la' ne exhibition q p.intnss artists Of
the two the hail Of the Church Of Divine
Unity BrSad~sy between Spring md Prince streets
cents. Season tickets 20 cents Catalogues l2 cens
Washington telegraph., 1850-12-25
FOREIGN NEWS.

New York, Dec. 9, 9. A. M.-The Gu
nard steamer Asia has arrived with Liv-
erpool dates to the 30th ult. Cotton was
rather easier, but the quotations were
nearly the same as brought by the Euro
pa, viz; lid. for Fair Mobile and upland.
and Sd. for Fair Orleans. The sales of
the week were 36,330 bales.
Here follows something that we do
not understand but give it literally:
injecting Wednesday Papal Aggress-
ion"
All was quiet in Austria, tranquility
also reigned in Prussia.
Washington telegraph., 1850-12-25

NORTH CARoLINA-Gouernor Mes
sage.-On the great question of Southern
rights. Gpv. Manly has taken, the :rue
ground. Ardently attached to the Union,
he requires that the Government of that
Union shall be in accordance with the
Constitution that framed it, and emphati.
cally says. "aoe take our stand IN the
ranks Of Southern Destiny" The fol-
lowing is an extract from that portion
of the message which relates to the sub
ject: Ia-
The spiri: of disunion, heretofore con-
fined to some particular section of the
country, is now, however; acquiring an
expansion and strength that demand the
combined counteraction of the sons of
freedom and friends Of the Union through
out the land. In this parricidal strife, let
us take neither lot nor part. Let us hold
fast to the Union of the States. The last
to come in:o the holy alliance of the old
thirteen, let US be the last to leave it.
The footprints of Washington and his
matchless compeers, NAV be followed
without doubtfulness or wavering. 1t is
union which gives us all We are or hope
to be. 1t is the key-arob of our liberty
and national greatness, and I claim the
privilege Of my official station, solemnly
to invoke the people of North Carolina,
and their Representatives, to beware
how they hold communion with any ca.
bal or convention to sap and overthrow
it.
But let US not be misunderstood. Let
it not be supposed that our deep and
abiding devotion to the Union. is such as
to render US insensible to the just appre.
citation of our rights, or callous to the
stain of dishonor. As southern portion
of the Union, We have rights which are
ours by the constitution-ours by compro
mise, and by the supreme laws which
govern us. These a0ill nevey be sur7ea
dered. We take our stand IN the rank,
Of Southern destiny.
Washington telegraph., 1850-12-25

P1rrssuRcH THIEvNe AoAw.--We see it statea
in the N. O. Picayuns, Of the 3Oth ult., that J..
G McPheeters, Esq, arrived at Baltimore on 'ns
26th, Oh bis way FROM ST. Louis to Raleigh N.
c., and reported, that while waiting the dePal;
ture Of the Brownsville packet at Pittsburgh,
slave girl that he had with him, as nurse ,or ms
mother less child, was stolen from the boat oy 'ne
abolitionists, leaving the child, about hve years
of age, alone. She had Seen raised IN his ia,n"y
from childhood, and was so attached to the emu,
and it to her. that he was satisfied that no'"'"s
but force could have separated her from the chlo'
The child is so affected by the loss of her nurse'
tina, she is quite ILL., ND
The marshal at Pittsburgh assured Mr.. Mer:
that all attempts to find the girl would be rr.es''
so thorough the organization Of the aool''oh Oh
lists or negro stealeIs in that city. t'n'esI quo
should succeed in making her escape from 'ne"'
there was no prospect Of recovering her
Washington telegraph., 1850-12-25
ANDIDAT e 8 I,

FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
H-We are authorized to announce }. 5. II
RAINEY as a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney
for the Sixth Judicial District.
rWe are authorized to announce Capt. WM.
A. Lacy. of Union county, as candidate for
Prosecuting Attorney in the Sixth Judicial Cr''ut
gWe are authorized TO- anp'npce Cen GRAN
OLSON D. RoysroN as a candidate for, Prosecuting
Attorney in, the Sixth Judicial District.
NFWe are authorized to announce f. a
WARREN. Of Camden, us a candidate for Prose-
cutting Attorney for the Sixth Judicial Circuit OF
Arkansas
Washington telegraph., 1850-12-25

A TEMPERANCE Row IN CANADA.-The
first Temperance row we ever heard of,
occurred at St. Hyacinthe, Lower Cana
da, on the night Of the 1lth inst. Ihe
particulars are given as follows. by The
Montreal Pilo.
The Rev. Mr.. Chiniquy had been
spending several days in that village. and
had addressed the people repeatedly on
the subject OF temperance. Unfortunate
ly, his exhortations produced The effects
of disastrous kind. The indignation
against intemperance was raised to such
a pitch, that a mob collected on Monday
evening. proceeded to building occu-
pied as a brewery and distillery, and own.
ed by MIR. Phillips. of Laprairie. and en-
rirely demolished it. smashing every thing
they could lay their hands on. Slmi-
lar outrages were committed at
neighboring tavern, and further mischief
was threatened. The local magistrates
met in order to take steps for the appre'
hension and punishment oi the rloterSs
but they were warned that If they pro-
ceeded, their own houses would Lsxt De
visited in like manner.