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n. M, r. HUNTER,
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
InuN m rlLQEE

Committee Of the Senate on Public buildings.
sss.rs CaahsrR, 3oui September, 1850
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To Contractors.

ofrcE or COMMISSIONER or PuBno BulLDusst
HE October 5, l05o
DRoPosALs will be received at this once until O'Clock on
Monday for grading graveing New Jssscy
avenue between and streets north o Capitol grading
require cubic yards OF earth the gravel cover
the carriage way the superficial be COW
probably exceed l2oo yards the thickns o. hs
viii be inches In the centre, and gradually dm
ished Ave inches on each side.
The proposals will The price cubic yard for the nns ana
price per superficial for The gravel cover
kinds Of work be procured BY the con-
TRACTOR Tbc work must delay
sble such be deemed necessary ~
y oes salg s-s.a sp@p p''''"' L MuDD Q. r. B.
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EW 80 80 .s

sehaHna, and Pennrania 10 Ptsbars in
Aous IAN Of will leave Calvert station daily
with The United States mail from Washington and Baltimore ~,
m, connecting with the fast line Middletown
n.ing At Harrisburg at u, m, 10 dinner.
Ine uain leaves Harrisburg for the west arriving n
hodssbug Al this point have the option
uAg either the Johnsown thence by packet boats
s.ges direct from HoIiidaysburg 10 Pitfsburg.
Tickets viii be sold the following points by this sin
York. Wnghnvie, Columbia, Marietta, MddIetown Harrisburg
New Pert Mlersfowu, Perpsvc Lewsown cveystown, Hunt
mxdon, Hollidaysburg, and Pittsburg.
THIS train also with the Cumberland Valley railroad,
which through Carlisle, shppensbuE Chambersbug and
one points this road.
For the Of passenge cm Washington any
M above points, the baggage Of The company will be at The
depot Of the Ohio Rauroad Company the arrival
ne morning receive the baggage, which will be
ROBERT STEWART,
Ocl-dn Ticket Agent
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safe transmission. .Ts
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they furnish subscribers oT, syssts.
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COMPILATION OF Army Registers, from lsiS %
u 1897, inclusive. Price o. Hf stl tY y ~. ~ VI
Taylor aury Booksellers, street, washngton, have
edition the above work. which, by me Of he
all officers engaged In the
United States but be invaluable and others
claims II the only compilation nde gvnf
officers service the close OF the with
Great Britain, well Of those in service since ih time up 20
1897. s.a e. fF i5.t g.-t4ns
Complied by william Gordon chief Gene
rails Office. kHfvhE s&IsHH 4e Ocf y
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Three door, west Of Brown. Hoiel, Penn. avenue
wiwif


WthSfdF s1ksnsJT tfnsWdntS, N
once Vor The presently No. Law Buidings, Richmond, Va
viii prosecute pscnpusuds kind Of against
he State Of Virginia. United stasss he dspsen
he government sesip individuals, all revoiucnsfy ess
nson three month"; era pay, back bounty snds and all
esms arising ofthe of 1912, or the Mexican
he has been nearly twelve
years and facilities for the persecution Of claims which
All (post psd addressed 10 him. either Richmond
washington city, win receive Immediate attention.
Ne lind permission of the following gsnsen
sm Hon Jsmss H. Mssos and = - r. nsnfss United States
senate Hon ged6on, r. Y. Meade Tho H. Avsvets A.
Holiday, Psulus Powell bos g. Bocsck Richard Parker, A.
hmundson, y. MeMuilen House ofnspvesensatves.
Richmond.
Hon q n Hosbi. Assistant Postmaster General and Thcms'
mtehie, Washington CITY.
ptS-dowhw3m
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no indebted would g1ve Gral mo-
that their accounts be Immediately forthwith
becomes matter Of absolute should collect
bills, having given the hair National o-
tel and requiring for the liquidation Of engsgmen ai Ole
upon,
o6s-e JNo, II. GIBBS,
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., GREEN q TAsTET. aueilonesrs.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
ii Tuesday, instant shall sell 10 o'clock
formerly occupied by Mrs. vancobe deceased
street, City Hall, all the furniture therein contained. We
ruumerate In part
Mahogany sofa, hair chairs and rockers
DO bureaus dining, card, and other tables
Do aud maple high and low post bedseads
Painted waTdTobes washstands aud tables
Is excellent feather BEDS bedding and mattresses
u carpets, Of various descriptions, hearth rugs, SC.
Gilt frame and other looking glasses
Window and blinds, toilet sets, &c.
China, glass crockery, aud stoneware
Anduons, shovel and ongs, and tenders
Alright and 1E f
Also LOT OF kitchen requisites.
TERMsi md a
sixty and ninety days for approved endorsed bearing
GREEN h TASTET,
OctJ-d Apcioucers.
gkT.
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..xl-@.h The steamboat THOMAS CoILYER VIII max
rsA four trips Mount Vernon, leaving Washnston q ~
Alexandria Monday October, u Wednesday
o. Friday Saturday a. rhe boat VIII remain A. "ou %
the passengers will have ample view that noble fort
Pair round trip washington, 81 Alerandna - cents cn
reasonable prices
9k o'clock Persons taking seats
way. taking seats distant from Pennyvan svsnss
Far scsis and bat apply Reeside Ceossow
10 George and Thomas Co.. Washington, day before
the boat leaves.
10 20 before the weather gets cold ~
Oct a. -sunTuTh&rn
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EsLaRGEMENT OF the c.pi,cI.r The COMMITTEES on Pub
L ss S s a.ss ss" % y s s' IT,
snoa q the Capitol and % allow premium Of nve hundred
q a.. wo ho ssoay
estimates. 70 y delivered secretary
dbeiots the first day of December merit
required these plan. and shall provide for
% ns .ad S ne ss s g ua
p.ie and distinct building within The enclosure TO The east Of the
u. sommuee prescribe condition n..
sn the free Of taste and Judgment but they
reisnes correspondence psssn, building
os sa one s% sss s ~ .sopss s
ss s% .. rsa ss y ss
which event. the committee also reserve 70 themselves the nsh 9
premium awarded r IL. whole pss % so.s who.s plan.
may par. adopted according to hs relative importance and
nn; ,siSIssoS Il 5SsaFsil Dasil.,
Committee of Senate Public buildings.
ssnts Ssa aCnAssrR, 0un September, 1850.
VOUNe 0REM, Merchant Tailors and Closhiers,
~, ss beg leave 70 inform their friends and the public
We have cloths ve.ns. the Ia,e. styles and In
% !" wneu we are prepared make up 10 order si
Our clothing found mostly Of superior style and
wsiy Those wishing complete suit any immediate
wshaye shirts, good make and a. uud.re.. Of
sso .s and cc,so. ven superior half hose, crava
Three doors west Of Browns Hotel Penn avenue
Oct 3-3tawiwif ~
WILLIAM TUCKER, Merchant Tailor, (of the late
hm q Lane Tuckef) would call e attention Of friend.
ad NE public generally hts stock opening which
been selected by himself importing houses
ss Sst and BY far the greatest variety and richest style.
mn city Strangers respectfully and earnestly
so.a ea and examine my stock before purchasing,
oosnaent win be To their advantage.
arm, would s.peeay call be attention Of officers both Of The
10 navy 70 The fact that am prepared all kinds Of
according 70 the late regulations, the shortest and
prices wausntcd both In The cutting and making
p",".nn, equal TO any establishment In this country
10 f,r
no continued patronage and and
'nnon % business 10 merit continuation ofthe
h orders promptly executed
Sept N-3taw2w
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THE Magnetic Telegraph Company, Morse Lssss1 the
established BY United States and
consequently The oldest the line, extending between New
ros, nsn.re ana Msshngon and Ssyss %
New brunswick Princeton, Trenton wilmington and hsvrs e
Grace Tie only line in the country the present time nene up
four wires has lately undergone extensive repairs sna how
pared OF whch may pc
required public, with an accuracy
prmptnes- fidelity hitherto present time uneqnsied
by with other companaes o
Morse lines extending already hneen thousand nile sis
win be delivered aa desired Ihc
managers s lately thoroughly ynenafa3ee ~
eoa 10 all special avors none. bot
so much with hclie for business posssssed
y ,e ,nsny nthsy
Ara mia be most line for telegaphing 81 "a r
Tbe once. Telegraph Coupany WashhttS,
Hail. Pennsyyans avenues BALTIMORE No2 MmchePN
Eschanse, Gay street o ~ Cnestnm street. opp
beaver. tf4 " L..-.i =.
octs " ~ [Rep. Init sei3t saN 74f FrsMd5ut
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sDfrsD .By
THOMAS RITZ CHE.

Five copies Of the WEEkLf, 90
a. !. ,.,ass M the rs O0
and s ~ ~
sy the cities Of Washington, GeoTeiown
y house furnishing goods, variety s fully complete and
I spass, mot only In variety q Styles bat elegance
e any display TO which the attention of their patrons
Mem invited They nanie--
IN CAapETINGs.
French and English yclyes latest designs, suIerlatve
sSSslia.ise sas"ia English Brussels. extra heavy
do premium American Brussels
English and American, low priced, extra rich
Imperial three three ply, s,.,e,. new patterns
And American nsisin, all wool, ou-priced
Cocoa maiings for basement passages
TIool is%p oil eio.i i full sheets, cut any shape
Extra rich Cheneile and luited rugs 4t
,ss ssue. .n a large srns eos ss
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS, they nan,s--
g,ua rich French de laines
90 90 Gs,%sn Gssi:S 80 80 lo~-pue.a
DO woTssd damask, every shade
ds f,.seh E.Sa and cH ausiss ss's snn'ss. snsss
wsd and plain ,ra TSasy E. ss sD,,.S 1:;nnsre
Oil cornics. style smps, asssl loops Sc, In w
They also ask especial oir and carefully selected
S'0I.n,ep, ineu s,eeings table dsmass satin damasks
Table cloths, damask table napkins
SWs S .ns sood as bed ahS aa bed and CRIB
Plow-ease lnens ems e, eo,son s'a,si ,hssanss 81
ropse with every oher article In their neall Of which
hen rchsed upon win enable them 10 maintain
heir reputation Of furnishing the very best goods at the lowest
price. . a@F =, !, ,,,,x,r, !. ~ \
Sept 2l-4wf r H. HooE CO.
DOOTs AND SHOES, Boots and shoes at small prof
sWc would respectfully call the attention Of
e and public Of boots and
d gentemen MISSES boys children, and servants both light
and heavy - a, !.
We have every variety CATERS half gaes busks Jesr
cons slips ercesor Jenny Lind, oil warranted to give sasac-
ton -,
gaer shoes .oSt
Bronze gaiters thick s0les. "
Light coored gaiter boots 80
Misses and chldrens ofeyery quality and variety
To the Gentlemen.
Call and see variety and style
Palenlesther and calfain Congress gaters fo 80 o.
Cloth do.... $40 w
Asupero article proof boots for cunning and
sewd pesgcd shoes single ses
manufacture.
10 the FamGs and Planters.
Our heavy brogans boots for and
equaied in price and quality In this city, We in
and all call before purchasing, We shall offer induce
thar cannot fail TO please
best manufacturers Philadelphia and East which pre-
pared profits. DO forget the store but call
A. HOOVER SONS,
South side Of Penn. av, between 9th and 7ti SITS,
door to B. l.. jackson and Bro.
Sept ll--3taw4w
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-06-01
THE GALpHIN cLAIM.-Irs Hrsronr.

T,v way of corroboratng to the Public the hist0-
rical statements contained in the Reports on the
Galphin Claim, published in this paper day or
two ago. we are enabled by friend to republish
the folio wing extracts from public records
From The Statistics Of South Carolina" By RoBr. MILLS.
r. 533, Ed Of 1926.
" GALPHIN was superinendent of Indian affairs for the
Creek nation befe the Revolution broke OUT and was de-
voted friend the American By his influence with
the Indians he saved the esion Of much blood he assist
ed the Americans in many exemties with hs fortune which
was considerable and eynced every occasion bis attach
ent to the principles they had espoused No man deserved
better Of his country than Mr. Gaphin He resided at
near Silver Buff where fort constructed, which
called by his name
From the . Historycf Georgia BY HuaH Mccall.
P.5,, Ed Of 1915.
sSir JAMEs WRreHT, Governor Of Georgia. in conjunc-
ton will, John Stuart superintendent Of Indian srs in the
southern department. called Convention Of the Cherokees
and Creeks Augusta the Let Of June where they
se!untaH csded 70 Great Britain large tract o sef terri
toes which these tribes requested might be accepted q
compensation for debts due by them 70 the traders which
they were otherwise unable pay Governor Wright was
not vested with authority accept this cession Of land b the
powers Of his executive appointment in Georgia bur lore
the to the province and the influence which
would be given the Kings Government by the control OF
the funds which would arise from the sale Of these ands ne
had previously applied the Ministry for leave TO make the
treaty and out Of the proceeds OF sales 70 pay Geoge
Galphn and others the large demands ,chich they had for
goods against the different tribes Of Indians BY having
the Of these funds Wright had the power and e1-
ecsed it, of paying the loyal subjects the full amount Of
their demands apd Of withholding payment from such as
he deemed avorab disposed toward the American cause
The partialiy evidenced 10 the disposition Of
the lands Gaphn and many oilers who opposed the mea-
of the British Government, received any COM
pensson though their demands were to very large amount
and the justice of their claim indispuable
For the policy practised by Wright in changing the
direction of this fund into for the support OF his
Government and for other political which he adopt
ed the order Of knghthood is said to have been conferred
upon him. He of considerable talents, great in
dusry. very avacou and devoted to the Of his
King" .sa. ..s...a .f.
Extract from manuscript Letter Of Gen. Robert Hoce
Gen. George Washington, dated Charleston, South Caro-
Ina, Nouember 8, l777.
ss have The pleasure inform that the temper OF the
Creek nation, by the unweaed exertions of Mr. Gaphn,
commissioner Of Indian affairs, and by the beraliy of th
State in supplying them upon terms with those
goods they wanted present promise peace which
consider very happy event for this State and that o.
Georgia to both Of which they aad the tribes Of Indian.
under their influence would be very formidable enemies
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-06-01
HOWELL COBB,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
... MILLARD FILLMORE,
. Wee President Of the United States,
and President Of the Senate.
Approved, Nay %, 1850.
g ZACHARY TAYLOR.
ZACHARY TAYLOR.


AN ACT supplementary to the act entitled "An act sup
Elementary to the act entitled An act establishing min
and regulating the coins Of the United States ,"
Be enacedbyt the Senate and House of Representatives
the United States Of America IN Congress assembled, That
for the purpose Of enabling the mint AID branch Of the
United States to make returns to deposos with little do
lay possible it shall be lawful for President Of the Uni
ted States when the of the Treasury shall adni there
Of to direct transfers 10 be made from time to time to the
mint and branch mnts for such Of public money he
shall judge convenient and necessary out Of which those who
bring bullion 10 the mint may be paid the value thereof as
practicable after this value has BEEN aceained tha
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-06-01

the bullion deposited shall become the property Of the Uni
ted States that discount interest shall charged on
money advanced and that the Secretary of the Treasury
may at any time withdraw the said deposite or any part
thereof may, his discretion allow the coins formed at
The mint be given for their equivalent in other money
Poridd That the bonds given by the United States Trea-
suers and Supertendens of the mint shall be renewed or
increased the discretion of the Secretary Of the Treasury
under the operation of this act.
Approved: MAY %, 1880
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Iaeof to of Professor .Sedowick.---II.

Aaeof TO Of Professor ISedgwick.--II.
lusative of Professor Sedgwick's hui
NOR for joke, story is told that
mh.n once nn visit to Scarborough,
wlere lie had an engagement to dine, he
stopped by the wayside, and perched
him elf IN heap of stones, as ia his
won't pulled out his geological hammer,
and b"g,n hammering away in fine style.
While thus engaged, n lady drove up in
IL four-wheeled chaise. Interested, APP
prently. in his labor and mistaking him
for Il stone breaker, for the Professor is
not very particular in the matter of dress
on geological excursions 1.-The lady, af-
ter having asked a few que tinns as to
whe;her he could earn bis living by his
"ccupaticn how manv children he had,
and if he brought them un t. stone break
ing, oall oil which The Professor replied
with te6t,ing thankfulness an. humility,
gave him shilling and drove off. On
his ARRIVAL at Scarborough, whom should
he meet at the tao.e of his friend but the
lady in question. The lndy did not re-
cogmi>e him in his moe .ivili,ed attire,
but expressed her conviction that she
h I'd seen his face before.
oh, yes. mann. replied Professor
Sedgwick, don't yon remember speaking
TO man on tie rosl, asking him how
many child g he had, and giving him a
shilling? Hesr it is continued he pull
ling the coin on, ofhs pocket, 'and I'll
keep it for your sake
So sayint, the lively Profe sor whip
ped the shilling in'o his pocket again, and
very soon charmed the lady and the COM
ny with his conversational powers.
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stab him, and he left the corner with the
view ofdefcnding himself without endan,
gering others Benton exclaimed that 1t
was lying and cowardly pretext for as
sassination. and that he never carried
arms.
The Senate was pulsed and panic
struck. lnve>tig gation into the matter
appears ridiculous, but u Committee of
seven was ordered to inquire into it,
Richard NJ, Young. Of Illinois, DEM
ocrat. was elected Clerk Of the House,
in place of L. j. Campbell, deceased.
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