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ATA SPECIAL MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF

ATA SPECIAL MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF PUT
Hose Company No. 81 held evening Of Sept.
m0usly adopted -
Whereas our chief engineer. Alfred Carson Esq has
thought proper in his last Annual Report 10 the Common
Council the coalition OF the fge Dspart nent, state
certain evils and winch he has had 20 labor
under in the Of his duty owing 70 The wiful
gonoe Of come cur city auhOritie whose duty H.
oEy 20 attend TO. but protest the interests and welfare
OF the department. and he had In the bold
FEARLESS ans honet manner in which he has and stated 20
TIA public the evils and thosn them where the
lies they would blame and Chief for neglect of
ho duty and because he has out ia independent
and shown the nuanoss to these who he
sole Of them they have denounced him. ana threat
encd his removal be il therefore
Resolved That we believe that the charge, and state
ments made by Chief in his Report will
tubstantiated by him at the proper time.
Resolved That the members OF this Company mn ted
with their brother Fremen and will sustain Chief Ia
gneer under all eeumstancos aud in any emergency r
the stsbd taken Tor the good welfare 81 the
department
Resolved That the thanks Of this Company only
teddered bat actually due TO Alfred Carson ESQ for
firm stand he has taken in this matter.
Resolved That Of these resolutions he ed
20 Alfred Carson EsI and published in the New York
aid and Firemsng Journal Sirnei.
W. ). JrssrP, see'y. DAVID coNGER, Foreman.
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THE MINSTREBS CURSE-A GROUP IN MARBLE
by Charles hularThis work which reeeiy the
great gold medal at the National Exhibition Paris 1853
10 now open TO the public at the OF the National
Academy OF Design 6d3 Broadway opposite Bond Ad-
mittsnee 20 cents Season tickets 80 Open from
NJ till 10 p. NJ.
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PERSONAL

WANTED WILLIAM RICHARDS, OF wEDNEs-
w bury EnFisnd, who came to New York a few mOsths
since Any person Who en give Information where DC ca n
be found, will be Handsomely rewarded Apply to " B. He
raid
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A LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR INposxA.

A LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE fAIDFORfDoRhA-
"A uop o. te present abode Of Lady and Son. six years
old named Edward who removed from Green street. near
Prince street. Saturday Evening zst inst near str
o'clock, in with Jane Jse b. and c. IL the
who removed her baggage Of three trunks re- will
drop Inns TO ID. watkins. Broadway ohoe anal
took 10 o..
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ANUS IL ME NTs.

PowRRY THIArRI.-hoNDAY EVENING. sEPrrn
~ bor - 1850 win DO pertormea the hii play
Wsaek, JI Sir Baldwin Bria,ly Mr. Tilton; Sir Rob.rt
Raby NJ hamilton; Philip, Mrs J. wliiasl Jr IA vim
h hInsr Mr.; denim Ass E.sy Mis-, Ssay Ms.
the soss OF w.n n' sr
at7x Osiooh. Boxes as cents; Pit i2SS .snts.
QURroNs THEATRE, CHAMBERS srREBT-HoN-
comedy Of su si sssii Mr.
Emily Ms. DAILY Pas Do bepk, EsPssnOi. Miss Walter.
the sEkIoUs FAkIL Y-Captain Murphy Mcguire. MT a.
Mr., Burton; Lady Severity Crssnley Er hughes widow
Dslm aine. Mrs tsrrist Mrs. Charles ToIrsn ars Russell
BoIs Dress Circle and PArsusse 20 cents Family Circle
Is sonts. Doors open 81 u 10 begin At IN o'clock.
NATIONAL THEArRE-cHATHAM STREET, NEAR
ssy RiGSRp TSs kSaysa n s.SS
sssn.g H. sss 1e MsIFy Mr. S
Anae, Mrs. Myers Queen Elisabeth Mrs H. p. Grattan.
''R .ss wh ri .nl J. n
Crocker Lsetts. Mrs Jefferson Boxes rs cents; tt I
Doors opss 7ociock-psrfermanee half pas,
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM. T. BARNUx.
ID PrOprstor and Manager; Greenwood, Jr Assistant
encng Monday Sept. q 1850 TaTees Songs, Dances and
Music aftsrnoo Every except
THE DRuNkARp This afternoon. tho comic farce Of Mr.
AMP MRS WHITE, with comic Duet AVID comic dance
aDOuhle Pas de hatslot. Ballad by Mise Kecgh. va
riety Of Airs sltIes Gc by the Lancashire Bell
This evening the much admired play o. THE DkUNkAgD
The Negro turning white Is at the huseun Also
mont. the French Forture, Teller se, &C. Afternoon
performances Evening o'clock. Admission Is cs.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

A rARn FOR SALE. WITH HANDSOME AND con-
Snd oss and UNDER sss e9r nf hsisa
.rs. barn corn cribs. SOW house new building 3 feet
70 acres land situated in tho towa ef Middle
a&S % 1 " peach sH
sh n 81 ,Ss 81 trees =. ID, ess 'ss,,ed fruit an
house most Beautifully situated he bank % the river
Ssnh ,so nearly opposite g. rsson :, Fort wsns,SS
t,s The dwnF enclosed With new fotss icooe
.r,gs srsoT on the south 'ds The dreSs
shore 6srs Is sood vel d sa,s nssr The dSsns and
sn,r iars 'esns ss pprs., catcr 10 iron, q tho
einis The river p 'front.' q he dwollns abeund- attn
rieiy hh and bsthiss spota front Of The house
and bsa Ih.Ts Is eagta .h9otins on
The seshborhoed whilst the river afrd, never falling
rowing Mari sSna IL ssSadsaes on tss place. @h 80
John from foot SS 'Sf r,sI 1 ana
Laws loot q Robinson street makes trips daily bud
hs house. Win tie shove also fds,irsa Vii he soid
sssep rcsisrsy SssoS IN ~ ssS po
and M, hsns ,9s ass srGs.s IL ne
sssn AZ .,r. to.e Si,h sIsat variety Of articles
hs ,bey, on ,hs .ssh q III. liver vita handsome
~ above or ' .sr.sst, py - 6S 'as ss
ciias eotasr y RsssSan H ~ H. 'o"' l. Willie %
CLFToN-sTATES ISLAND. NEAR rBE NARRows--
,gurd elevated srouSa ia the most central asa ders
st 1I . S ,s 70 1 ~, 2, 'ty sasreSs, and
pure eater esy accessible and waks sId dives are
vi. I,quirsd u 10 ossr,i for tbs sf.o
water euhead i erected Ia iron, o. tbs tropf1tv sss
tsin.snees 70 eonp.s rev ferry landing ths ipriaE
wv: van w.crYES. No. lH,noy.ra.
EIRsr-R.TE LIoUos STORE TO gE pIgPosEp or
40 r ss y s sss.S 7s,s ne
ys. 80 49, ss ,Ss ,. :. ss s. '' % s &
% Joss REILLY W CO. e. ~ s s T,. ape"
EoRs saba VERY SUPERIOR BUILT. LlGHT CAR.
With top complete, nearly new Also SCI % dsst ras
isse 81, opposite Sblos Tasstrs Price tc5 Tor cart
CALr skISs-Jusr REcgIvsD Twenty CASES or
~ the esie'r''sa ''ssTr Ssre, stsps b rsr ,si'H
sole ss.u,s. IS ..sa7sr;.rrsot.
ITO BENTON REASONABLE rEaxs-raE rIpsr
Seer 80 cellar = 20 B.qadssy opposite ks,,or
,,and for business p. room. esnuse aai bsh aad
cellar viii " rsaed separately Or tagetssr Pre-
s,Irs. va W Is recession given Immediately
Tor terms atfy 90 me Premises.
TO LtT.-A LARGE Roov. suITABLt FOR LEC-
turst9sm, conosrt, iutlc Eshhitiln. Gs., ~. En-
stisss,d sSissls Sr sinb Rarare. IN pSsaaRsJ '0'n
sui Ss,f ssTS so az 10 win or ''h-
FOR REN T-THE LOWER PART or GENrEEL
Hous IN - vcints % ae na ie-y 40 he futniturs
100 :. ,ssy 80 gsa,l zen ss,pas
Tie ssithshm"ft t'n.siIss nandaHc US ootavs pane h
olatos essh isr $3.50 sdif,ss A. boz a,,b,
| ~ 90 - he uarer
1'o IEr ~ sUUrH BNUOkLTN.-ItyE AINUTEy
wtk ron The south icrrt, u ate irt1cs family.
sho have fe rom ttsn hef rrguirs, f0rt basement,
.9.s 20 :, 9es ,sa g r9p - b p. 'es,,9sr Or
lhtEt.purr te efsucts uited. Inquire az - Pachc
| street Brociyn.
HOUSE wANTED.-wANTED TO HIRE NY rHr
ltst 81 w. po,f .ese .alniHF irat "a lo % roluis
turnis - ~ urtrru Cd, futHe fuf fret class 'caTi-
nf 20 ifortt - In The vicinity g smieff and trenAn
90 ~ ,sS., S As a.. 30 ~ n =. ,tis ace for
| days
fN-tHA-gE~.
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i AIDES AND GEsTlEakS ARE HERG8Y RES
IL pretfuy informed that the full alive will be paid
earh Tor all descriptions Of second hand
ing by JxCronfy " Ortr Orders left at No. II
or sent through Tho dspa'oh poet promptly attended
a.. k0KC.tEY, N Orange street.
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MISCELLANEOUS

ICE ICE ICE THE SeBSC9IBrRS WILL RECEIvl
proposals tpcst paidl for $50 tons u ice pure qua,
ten to thirteen inches thick delivered wharf in PORT
land, Ne Address D. 4 r. L. ROBtN SoN Portland, Ne.
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- Grand streetopen every night during week. until
further noice.-The original and well known Christys
Hnstrels efficient and versatile corps Of
talented" and experienced performers under the
axoment OF T. r. Chrsy whose concerts in this city for
suecesion Of four years havo been received with y.r
by highly respectable and fashionable audiences Tickets %
cents Doors open at Z commence at o'clock. Afternoon
Concert every saturday, commencing at p u. On Rnd
after Monday Sept 3th the doors viii open at half
and half aat 10
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LroR saba sERvICEABIE GREY HAEs, EtGHr
yesrs Old % hands high, sound aad kind al harness,
erder the saddle viii be cold 90 reasonstie terms
ATply AZ les Mercer street
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~ ful for The kbt patronage q last season, rcsPecu
inform rs the pdtc that his Dsneln
Academy No 81 Brt advay, vii be opeusd FOR the
ton Il Trpiis saturdav, Octoher ~ o'clock
Hcuns rentcmen's day. ct o'clock ~ Private classes Il
school families attended 20 Terms ade known on 80
plisa'ifn 20 Sirnor O..
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CouGHS, COLDS, RBEUHATIss, BRONCHITIS, LIVER
~ Complaint Evyspeas Tan reoklos, Blstohed Dis
sSlouTed SKIN al diseases arising from Impurities Of the
Blood dtrhngod state Of the CAROLS Medi-
Gated Napor Sulphur and Iodine BAth as Barclay street.
recommended by the eminent physIcans . remedy
n, above com
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~ SEPT Id az Or Iynss church. hair bracelet vith a
eold stone clap and psdeek. The huder vl he literally
rewarded en- r.turhhf 70 vaisn square, l6 Ffsnt
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TnE ONLY SULPHUR vAPoR BATHS RECOMMEND
ed BY Drs. Mott, stevens, hasnsven, Boyd, Nelson,
smith, Dixon. hstt, and other eminent physicians
rem edy Cor hhsumas!A. hcrOurA ompains stn Joints
-rppuNe and cutaneous diseases, H. j. Carrolls
celebrated Sulphur Baths IS Barclay sset, COLLEGE
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CALT sktNs-JUsT RECEIvED TWENTY CASES on
" the cslebrstsa ssucur Certirs brand Per sale By
TANTERsUT a DULAC,
Sole = srras
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AMUsEnE


BROADWAY rHEArRE.-E A. MARSHALL. SOLE
ID LESSER q. H.. Barrett. HaAagsr.-noadsy evening,
sS Il IN + '4s money 4 the Sus
with the sonss VI Tru.t to Lack and Oh Erin my Coun
try Mr. ssinn.r =, Davidse rr..t skinner ~. 1ys,.i
n "a nAKoPsSdy sgsp6y, M. Collins; Ran: R.s..
JACK IN fhE cREES-BsS say.ns,.ns. Mr. ssh.ff '
NIBLo's oARDEN.-TICKErs TO ALL PARrs on
the house 30 cents private boxes g. nanass Mr. yne
,rsnsfoInstiOns Francois Rsve Antoine Rsvsl Adelaide
Tight Rope BY the Ravsl family After which. ROBERT
trand Francois Raysi Mad Eo mad The Whole 70
conclude with RA0ULIBsroa zsmetti, Jerome RavsL
ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE, AsroR rLAcE-xAx MA.
Parsssts Boxes sents; plSsstrs % cents Sc
cured seats osnt-hondAy evening Sept as the enter
UNCLE sAM-ssm Hebss Mr. 10 CsW. After ss,sh for or
the nrst time In AmerieA the grand fairy ballet dAotion
Mad is Csiesne FIanck Alter which the farce Of nol
AND cox. To conclude with LA B0HEhIgNNE-Grand
BY 0ss.sins frsnoi aud Mons Leon E:pinosa AA''a
OLYMPIC THEATRE. BROADWAY. A BRANCH OF
played the Of ". b.
AsT ss %ss bossS Mrs.
EdsaLd Stanley Howard: Psstls q. Browne Mrs. Dob
Bse Sc fOliow.d BY ,hs crt1acdiasy psrfornanass
et RniGAs - GREG To eonclsde with the sxtravagsnSa
Sp a en sSs osn Mr. SfSwns Dress
Boxes and Parqret 10 essts ID and @Tisrs. cents.
ClRIsTY's OPERA HOUSE. AZ BROADWAY ABOVE
- Grand sreetopen every night during the week, until
further notice.-The original and well known Chrstys
Hnstres rising efficient and versatile corps OF
talented and experienced performers under the man.
ham tvad
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HORSES. sc.

NEw YORK MORSE BAZAAR. ~ CRnsBy sTEEEr.-
~ Auction faes q Horses Carragcs Harness Saddles
every Monday "wednesday sscnr ~ oclort
JOHN N. GATFtELD Proprietor.
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With Top complete nearly new Also set % htst rate
single harness. Apply Mr.. vandus.n Livery stables,
Pine So opposite Nibos Taestte Price, 500 for ear,
ana hsrnsss
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rI,o RENT-oS REASONABLE rEaMs-THE TIRsT
II foor gnd cellar ~ No y Brosdvsy. opposite Rector
street. ateiy occuTst ~ John T. Brehsm-an excellent
stand Tor business The rdtms hrh aud
pacious aud IN cellar ~ The t1c street Ths
aud cellar y " rsaed eparat@ly togetAsr Pre-
seat lessee expires May lat Is NJ ial-ly
Tor terms. ntrly % the premises.
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1'o LEr ~ sUura BEDOkLTN.-ItvE MINUTES
van iron The south fgrrt, in 90 ate Frc1c1 family.
eho have 're RON ttsn hes rtguifs fort basement.
tuitatle er ~ nce ard tsu De- lot together
s'rsrstey. fuftslrd unfutaIod sngis gsntenen.
street Iiroellyr
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W. y. VIZ wLGrNEN M. 3 nanev.r, b.

CIRsr-RATE LIQUOs sTosE TO DE DISPOSED Or
~ Located IN principal street 10 Brooklyn. the
shrkeL ans leading The ferry With ehosy " etfe for
far years ssd hail. tsins lent stand % Jon With
the present trade large husise Fixtures quite
aaa, with the stock part viii he sid ehssp. Apply
10 John ~ REILLY Z Co. No ia south street. NY.
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INDIA RUBBER rows. BIRDS. P.)TrLEs. &c, oil
pure gum, for DruFglsts, use. For sale by
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UAErED-A SITUATION. BY A EEsPE1rABLE
w vcmab; - 5000 c-ok and good Haker AMI n.de+-
rtanda has objection 20 assist On wnshlur
roniru stso ~ respectable young Caamb
MAZE nurss waiter, 0f siitsn,
and pan sevcr Ine best Of city sfercuce sven
stleesn 10 The frey usui5 ike nations
90. family Plsssr call a, IS Mott street Bsastoa 20
stairs
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IA ANTEU-slrI ATOMS BY TWO RESprCTkRrr
r,otessut Young srls one AZ uutse and 20 sewing
the chamherra A. Or % do wash "a nnI ranin l
she hsrfcuork % smal family; they secust saed no hs
uorb. They would lkc o. - taveldnE with family 10
a.t rsrt the no Europe Tie heat of cv -fs,-
sneeean tetve Enquire 81 No Bridge street srsr d
Whitthaii street
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CAsTLE GARDEN.-HDLLE JENNY LIMBS sIxrH
" grand Concert and the for the present. will take
Place e Castle Garden. Tuesday evening September
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spoken. &c.

July q, GAM, Nantucket Saosl bearing N dszrsy
mlss steamer Atlantic, al sail SET good oFesEs lom es
June % laiS4 s. lon p So. ship Yorktown, cous,
deirs, 20 d. I'M Prsxz
LAID 10 "a cut w"
ySly a. LAT % a. Ion IS 81 ship JeHetie from Liverpool
EOrleAns for London. - " - avn
iork. 49, ~ WV"
July is, on the Southern edge OF The orasd Bsuis v
br ship. with The oss OF her to-elopmss,s honn5 W
July &c, lsIs lon Is, exchanged Signals wilh barb a.
vaHnAh
July IS lat 81 Ion n, exchanged sisnas Win A.yss Ia
dian Queen and Scotland bouDd
July q, al Pm, la . S. lon IS S. saw sstrshsp Oha
hence for Havana
June Of Boeegs brig Reireeer. Bstehelaee from "A,
Frarcsco FOR Trinidad Bay. Same ume, bhk Chs,sss
huntington, I'm San frsncisco for do
July H. st 81, lon 70, brig Brothers, from Norios kx
Weat Indies
July IS, of Barregal alp Robert PGksr, ParsOns. n
Philadelphia for 81 John, NIB
july p lat SGT Ion IS co. wss brig Pkilsre tpu
New .Yora for Savannah.
The pEo BOAT Mat repors on the 7h ins Il II oslock
July 23 lat or lon, sch Correla G10dmsnsoa I'm Bae
more for Barbados 10 days out
Pm. of Block lslsnd saw steamship Atlantic, IN Nr0k
FOR Liverpool.
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DIED.

N, snndav 18th Inst OF dysenery OLIVER, second son
Of Dennis and Julia ssder sged years. 10 monIns ana
days. It'll. 49,. x..na.t,olIv invited IN nj.
,snd be funeral on this Tuesday, afternoon at O'CLOCK
from bis parents residence ll7ths Harlem between
nn sondsy 2s.h inst. GEORGE RUTGER, infant son
NJ John M and Christsna Vanderlip, aged 8 months
Suddenly Juy 20, Mrs. MARY L. A. WooD' vile OF
Joseph Wood. ,,. 49,. ,s.rsc,
tIv nyed TO attend her funeral this Tuesday morning
A. N A from her late residence, 43l Hudsonst
On Monday, July %, ELLEN, wife OF James brown
aged n years -. Lo,,., yyrr
Brown are respectfully invited to attend ner nera
day fuesday) oclocf, from nef la1e fenoenc7' wv
founhsi -, ~ tosurr.
In Broohlyn on Sunday evening, July "a, JOSHUA A.
RfiRKE lste of Rochester, N. Y. aged u yeais
of the family invited to attend his funeral
.tt The resdence OF his son. Dr. A. c. Burke Union near
HicIs South Brooklyn Tuesday afternoon at oelocf
AtNewsrh, NJ July 20. EDWARD T. only child Of
Thomas w. Dawton, aged year, monhs and "a Gays
The friends Of the IA ny and friends Of Jacob Dsw
son and ~ De In Monagnie nvtea TO attend the fu
neral from the residence OF bis father % smthsl New
ari J. Oh Tuesday afternoon at Il O'CLOCK, without ur
Their Invitation.
AtNewark NJ on the 25.h inst. OF dyseniery, ANNA
EUDORA infant daughter Of fhomas c. and Mary u Al
den aged wear 5 months and 10 days. -
All West Norwak, Conn July 28, Mrs. ABIGAIL SELL
LICK wife of David Selleck aged 63 years.
on board brig Marshall on the 10Th inst Capt. ST.
AS LOUD master OF said vessel native OF Pltston, Me-
aged about IS years Pitsion and Richmond sine) pa
ptT please
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the thermometer not varying 20' the year roand
and no point under the tropics Is more saluori0us
In fact the whole western slope on Nicaragua aud
Honduras and the whole OF San Salvador are re-
markedly healthy, and free from those epidemcs
which sometimes devastate parts OF our OWE ooun-
try, Mexico, and portions OF South America The
smallpox, measles etc are almost wholly unknown.
Whatever service may be required OF our Pacific
Squadron they would be here To perform IT, by
the tme orders could reach Valparaiso or Ban
Francisco, the neet could be at any desired point
on the whole coast or far on it's way towards the
Asiatic Continent The establishment OF proper
Nsval Station here, would therefore render unne.
cessary the long and dangerous passage around
Cape Horn By cur Trestes with Nicaragua and
Honduras, we have the right TO pass freely through
the territories OF those States whatever troops or
munitions Of war we may desire H. therefore, II
should be necessary TO change crews, relieve com
manders, or increase armaments, It could be done
in a very few days, across the Isthmus, without
the delay or expense Of return voyage. The same
vessels could therefore remain constantly IN that
Ocean and all necessary additions could be made
there, by establishing Navy Yard ct San Fran
cisco.
Under all points Of view, therefore, and especial
" in view Of the opening Of the proposed Ship Ca
nal across the lsthmus, which will almost inev1ta
bly, terminate in the Bay in question, II would
seem strange, nor does it seem possible, that the
opportunity Of establishing naval station at this
point should be neglected, or by the action or want
Of action Of the Government, thrown away. With
new and immense fields Of enterprise opening be-
fore in the West, Of an extent and value winch
tho most enthusiastic among us bat poorly conpre-
hend NOE il the time to lay the foundations OF our
success on a broad and secure basis. The prize at
stake is the commerce Of half the world, and the
treasures Of "the Indies and the Orient" The
prize which Columbus saw glittering in the West
ern horizon is offered 10 our grasp. II depends
with us if it's possession shall be realized.
Let those in whose hands repose the destnies OF
our country glance at the Map OF the World, reflect
upon the suggestions herein contained, and act
accordingly. Yours &c >
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Coleman. Hutton a. Co.'s Circular.

Rio DE- JASEIRo, June l, 1850.
FLouR-The sales IN May amounted TO 10000 bbls Al
rsiher improved pri:es Richmond II 500 Il 800 Bsld
mo e. 800 The arrivals being very moderate and stock
In frat hands reduced 70 7Co bb Richmond and 600 flr
other qualities, holders very hrm al Is al9 for Rcl
mond The bsk. vary fairly supplied, and viii only
buy IN ANAL lots, expecting further arm A1 The nAnssc
ecoysres worse ihsn ever known Fhe fever has nearly
subiidec but the intercourse with the interior 10 not yet
c La@ssr SSH Sp'' ay.on Tea S6 800 Pep
per l5os Lard 2oors Hams 1870 240rs Salt $50 rs Do
mesucs fare much reduced 10 stock sales cannot be
made 10 cover cost Supplies Of En- gilih abundant
CoFFEE-The mnkeIwas very dull and prices nomlnsl
until the rect Pt OF The accounts OF the hrs Dutch SaeI
when some ,ns purchases made al S OSO Tor fall
lots Later European and American sdvces to the 18Th
April s further depressed The prices and ssss The
tent Of about 20 600 bags were made $1,000 for new
regulars and old good hrs1 ZOO good mixed lo,i
4Sos 1850 for superor the principal par being for Eu.
stock hrs bands OF about $3.50 bsgs The deale, hsy
Ing arranged 10 ship so 600 bags on their own sccoun,
The receipts very limited mol ceedng loo bags per
day, ana viii continue The same miied seals for ,orne
time he crop below the mountains herg lot over OF an
average and guile late, only about 80 900 bags new have
arrived 10 present date and Of very Ordinary oasv TIE
crop above The mountains viii not begin 10 arrive M july
ard not Re abundant VI September All the accounts from
The interior eorhia u II The opinion hat the crop Of 1880
VIII be but fair average say eco 00o Bag, ana
that 1t viii be inferior In quality the last IN consequences
which bhghed and turned many Of he beans blscT the
late fall 10 prices viii tend 10 keep back .ae supplies Inc
next ak monlhs many Of h. wealthy planters have a.
ready decided 10 Withhold them for the preventive mare
fore feel convinced thai The total export Of 1850 will MT ex.
Ceco Lf-lSiNNt IN 1913. AMI
10 1876 and SITS In ls47 Az IL months Of he crop
year Of lS49 Rave already expired can herefrs eon
oety ssserl that will no, exceed esl male OF 0 400
bags showing deficiency Of SIS co bsgs or "a 40 min
lbs pared with the cop OF 1888 and 70 co or ll2 NIL
crop 1871 The Export Of the past moe IL "a sptoS.-
compared with The same period Of The previous season
Of crop Miss De- 20 4ae sssils lsIsl SSo
crop isSq. be- June lsg7 lslss7 taIt.
Decrease SO. .....-.....1S Ilres a. ~
Orpcrcert c. A. 81
which ty justices opinions expressed from he conn
Increment % be crop, thai aeheeucy 10 lac last
morlhs would be very great and unprecedented A also
proves hat ue esnsie % be contrary were VIEW nrnooe
oss The fetal ssPO,, N May 81 ssl baga u When