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Lat Of Patents

Issued from the United States Patent Offer for hs
toeek ending May Z, 1850, and barring date May
I, 1850.
FL. Austin, Of New York, N. Y.--For improve
ment in Printing Presses.
Ezra r. Benton, OF Milwaukee, Wn.-For i'm.
proveincnt in Bran-dusters.
james Bogardus, Of New York, ~ T.-For inn
provements in the construction Of the Frame. Roof
and Floor Of Iron Buildings.
James l.. Cstbcart, Of Washington, ID. C.-For
Improvement in Air-hcating Stoves.
Charles c. Coolidge, Of Boston, Mass, assignor
10 Francis Harrington and Charles &. Coolidge, Of
Boston, Msss.--For improvementin Bedstesd Fast
cninRs.
shadrach Davis, of Dartmouth, Mass.-For
Adjustable Mouth piece 10 RO.d-scrapers.
Marcellin Delluc, Of New York, N. Y.--For i'm.
provement in Mechanical Jceohes.
Robert dc Massey, Of Bocourt, near 81. Quentin,
(Aisne,) France.-For improvement in Defeating
Sugar.
Peter Dorm, Of Philadelphia, Pa.--For improve
mcnt in Over-shoes
Daniel d. Git, Of Butler Township, Pa..-For
improvement in Plough-cleaners
James r. Hyde, OF Troy, ". Y.--For improve
ment in Cooking Stoves.
Richard Montgomery, Of New York, N. Y.-For
improvement in the Screw Krcayator.
Jordon l.. Mott, Of New York, N. For Inn
provement in Cooking Stoves.
William r. Nash, Of Bridgeport, Conn. For inn.
provemcnt in Working Rotary and Vertical
Churn- dasher.
Wilnam f1erpoint, OF salem, n Js-for Improve
ment in Strsw.carricrs
Cyrus Richardson, Of woburn Mass.-For ar
rangement Of several Sidewalks in the same
Steam-chest
Edme Jean Jeclaire and Jean Joseph Ernest
Barrnel, Of Paris, France-For improvement in
the manufacture Of the Oxide Of Zinc. Patented
May 2, lS50-aniedated Dec. 81, lS45.
Amos l.. Swan, Of Chevy Valley, N. Y.-For
Improvement W the Melodeon.
Thomas G. Theaker, Of Mansfield, Ohio For
improvements in Oscilleting Valves Of Steam En-
gines.
Amos Walter, Of Middletown, Indians.-For
improvement in machines for Polishing Stone
Reissues.
Ebenezer Wilson, Of Cincinnati Ohio.-For i'm
provcment in the method Of Rendering Lard.
Patented October9, lS44 Re issued May I, 1880
Brdsill Holly, Of Seneca Falls, N. Y.-For inn
provemcnt in Pumps. Patented June 5, ls49.
Re issued May z, 1850.
solyman Merrick, Of Springfield, Mass.--For
improvement in Feeders for Screw machines
Patented March Z, 1876 Re.issued May 7. 1850.
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yJNO THE PUBLIC. The subscribers, having
Il determined to close their present business with
Boots and Shoes, which is large and we'll selected,
at greatly reduced prices. Heads of families, and
all others in want OF supplies will find it decidedly
to their interest to give call assortment
may be effected. To avoid all misunderstanding,
they would state that in every cash must be
paid on the delivery of the goods, or the reduction
will not be allowed Dealers in the above goods
may avail themselves of this occasion to lay in sup
plies at very reduced rates; and to any one dis
posed 10 purchase the entire stock and good will Of
the house, we would say, that better opportunity
for profitable business, and safe investment,
cannot be offered
All persons who indebted, either by note or
open account requested to settle without delay,
il is object and intention to wind up without
loss of time. ANDREW COYLE SON.
Nav l-2aw4w rs
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NOTICE.
Omce or Washington Branch Railroad Co.
NOR the accommodation Of persons DESTROYS Of
IL living in the country during the summer
months. Communication Tickets will be sold between
Washington and Bladensburg, and Washington
and Beltsvile at the following rates, viz
Between Washington and Bladensburg, for SIX
months, $50; -four months. 3 30; three months.
S2i. Between Washington and Beltsville. for six
months, $50; four months, S45; three months.
S32. by order:
THos. n. PARSONS. Agent.
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Loss OF THE BARK A. r. TAFr.-we regret TO
announce the probable entire oss Of the bark A. n.
Taft, one Of the Commercial line Of Boston and
Charleston packets, on her third trip between the
two ports.
The A. X. Taft, in attempting TO the bar,
about O'Clock yesterday, with free wind
blowing heavily from the south, with high sea,
struck on the bar, fell off, and went on the North
breaker. The masts were Immediately cut away
10 make her easy, and within one hour after she
struck she bilgcd.
As soon ms information Of her pcrlous position
was known, several smacks and pilot boat went
10 her assistance but the sea rough that they
found IL impossible 10 approach near enough torres
cue her crew.
Captain Magee, Of the steamer Nina, got his boat
under way about p. m, and went 10 her aid, and
having a metallic boat ON board, launched her,
and by great exertions took of the captain and
crew, and brought them 10 the city between eight
and nine O'Clock last evening. AZ the time the
Nina left the vessel the was breaking over her,
and there is little probability OF saving either the
vessel any part Of the cargo az she was full OF
water. - Charleston Courier, 9th.
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| TLAsEs FROM LONDON,

A TLAsEs FROM LONDON.-Sharpes Core.
"A spending Atlas, constructed upon system Of
scale and proportion; fry -four large folio maps
and copious consulting index. London: 1919.
Petcrman's Atlas Of Physical Geography, exhib-
ting the physical phenomena OF the globe; many
maps and engravings. London: ls5O-folio.
Miners Descriptive Atlss OF Physical and Polit
icsl Geography and Of Astronomy; many maps
and engravings; quarto. London: 1850.
Johnson's Physical Atlas. reduced from the Ger
man Of Berghsns. London: 1850.
The National Atlas Of Historical, Commercial,
and Political Geography, by Alexander Keith John
son. gcographer TO her majcstyI large folio size.
Edinburgh; l849.
Blacks Atlas; containing sixty.onc maps from
the latest and most authentic sources engraved on
steel, with geographical descriptions aud an index
Of fifty seven thousand names; folio Edinburgh;
lSfo.
just imported direct from London, by
May 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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EOR NORFOLK.

h. (~A The steamer OSCE0LA will
ElAJ-zAN leaye Washington for Norfolk on
Sunday next, the 18th instant, at
O'Clock, a. m. Returning, leave
Norfolk on Monday at O'Clock, p m, touching at
Cone river and Leonardtown.
After which, she will resume her regular trips.
MAY IO-st JAMES MITCHELL.
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T.. b. SCOTT.

Music Lessons ON Plano and Guitar.
A PPLICATION 70 be made at Mrs. DUVALL'S.
IA on Missouri avenue, corner Of ~ street, WASH
IsGTos. ID. C. After the experience Miss ScorT has
had in teaching in Semnanes, both South and
West, she is confident she will give satisfaction to
those who favor her with their patronage.
May 7-N
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MAY BALL.

MAY BALL.
MIR. Z. r. Liable has the honor " inform DE
wi Ladies and Gentlemen Of w ashin gton G Gorge
town, and Aiexandrja, that his May Ball will take
place Tuesday, the l4th Of May, at jackson Hall
DJ-Tickets for sale at Wizards (City) Hotel,
McClery's and Butts Drug Stores, Irving House,
Fischers, Anderson's and Taylor and Maury's Sta.
tionery Stores, Patterson's Drug Store, brown q
National Hotel, and Delsny's Drug Store.
NAV 4-dti4th
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II is stated a fact worthy Of notice, says one (
our exchanges, that thcro has not been failure this
season among the merchants Of New Orleans.
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DANK OF THE METROPOLIS stock
ID WANTED. Apply 10
J6URDAN w. MAURY,
Maya One door east Of National Hotel
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SMITHSONIAN LECTURES.

TIVE Course Of Lectures on Geology by Professor
IL Henry ID. Rogers will be delivered as follows:
Thursday, May ID; Saturday, 9TH; Tuesday, 7th;
Thursday, 9th; Saturday, 18th; Tuesday, l4th--st
O'Clock, y. m.
Each Of the above Lectures will be repeated on
the following days, at 81 O'Clock, D. IN.
Friday, 81; Monday, 9th; Wednesday, Sth; Fri
day, IOth; Monday, 18Th; Wednesday, 18th.
May
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OFFICE OF TRANSPORTATION.

OFFICE OF TRANSPORTATION.
Washington and Baltimore II. h. Company.
PASSENGER TRAINS run as follows, viz:
Il From Washington al a. m, and p. m. daily.
and 8 a. m. daily, except Sunday.
From Baltimore at a. m, and p. IN. daily,
April 2s-dIy r. H. PARSONS, Agent.
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PHIPPs HoRNBY,
Rear Admiral, &c, &c, &c.
Reply Of the Government Of Honduras.
MINISTRY or GENERAL RELATIONS.
NAcAomE, March 2S, 1850.
To PHiPPs HoaNBy, csq.,
Rear admiral. &c 8e.

NAcAomE, March 2S, 1850
To PHiPPs HoaNBy, esq,
Rear admiral, &c, &c.
SiH have had this day the honor 10 receive
your.sppreciatcd note of the 25th instant. have
informed my government Of its contents, and am
instructed 10 reply az follows
II has always been the controlling desire Of the
government OF Honduras 10 terminate satisfactorily
the differences which have unfortunately arisen
between the charge d'aaires Of her British msjes-
~, by means Of an equitable arrangement, which,
while il should give to British subjects the justice
which that functionary has demanded in their
name, should also save the honor OF the Gov
eminent and preserve the sovereignty and ter
ritorial integrity Of Honduras. But Mr.. Chat
field in his relations eth this State, has always
manifested n hostile spirit, and a disposition 10
keep ND those disturbances which my government
is 80 iothto have fomented, and which il has always
expressed its anxious desire TO terminate. The ex-
aggerated and invidious claims made on the part
OF Mr.. Chst6eld against my government relieve
il from the fault and odium OF having disturbed
friendly relations. This government has repeatedly
proposed that all questions of this kind should be
arranged in Just and reasonable manner, either
by submitting them 10 the arbitration OF impartial
persons, or by any other means which Honduras
could in justice accept, But Mr.. Chatfed has uni
formly refused these profers, apparently believing
that force is the only proper means to be employed
in affairs Of this kind In all Of his reclamations
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SHARON WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
New

THESE celebrated Springs will fayorably com
Il psre with the White sulphur Springs Of Yir-
ginia, with any other Sulphur Springs yet dis
covered. They are situated in the mountain
gion Of schoharie county, forty-fve miles west
from Albany.
Passengers, by taking the evening boat at New
York for Albany, and the morning train Of Utica
cars for Canajoharic, and thence eight miles by
stage, will arrive at the Springs at II O'Clock, a.
m, sixteen hours from New York.
Large additions have been made 10 the hotel sc-
comnodations since the close Of the last season.
The Pavilion, which IL Of the largest Hotels in
this country, will be opened for the reception Of
guests on the lst day Of June, 1850.
May I0-dlm LANDAU n GARDNER.
THE UNDERsIGNED has associated with him
II ia the Practice Of the Law his son, REYERDY
JOHNSON, jr., whose address is Baltimore. Com
municatiOns 10 either upon professional business
will be promptly attended 20.
REyERDY JOHNSON.
Washington, May 8, 1850.
Nav s-2aw2w
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The unduating or billowy character of the crust
of the earth, as produced by volcanic action,
formed the theme Of Professor Rogers lecture at
the Smithsonian Institution last night He is a
very agreeable and satisfactory lecturer, and made
admirable points in the course OF his remarks
The hall was filed with highly intelligent audi.
tory, including vast number Of the beautiful
women Of our city.
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D1- Timothy Division, No. 4, sons Of Tenn
perance, will meet at Temperance Hall, this (Fri-
day) evening, at u O'Clock, 10 visit Howard Divi-
sion No. 10, at the Navy Yard. Members Of sister
Divisions in good standing. cordially invited 70
Join in the visitation.
By order Of JOSEPH HIGGINS, X. =.
MAY 10
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REsIDENCE WANTED


DLANNETT's article ~ high
Il ly recommended for the cure Of dyspepsia, in
digestion, hatulency, general debility, liver
plants, and all the train Of symptoms commonly
called nervous affections II Is one Of the most de-
sirablc toncs ever offered 90 the public. n creates
healthy action throughout the system, restores
the appetite, cqualizes the circulation, gives tone
and energy 20 The system, and creates a power Of
assistance 10 diseases rarely obtained II Is pure.
ly vegetable composition, and recommends itself 10
the attention Of those suffering from the above dis
orders
For sale by v. s. PATTsRsoS and H. d. NV
". GiLsAs, Washington, ID. G. Orders received
by the general agents Cor the proprietor.
WIN. II. HICKS CO.,
lag and l5l Front streets, New York.
Messrs. WILLIAM +. Hicks s. Co, New York.
Genfiemsn: have had ,he opportunity Of form
ing an. opinion OF ,Ae efficacy OF CDR Planneit's
Bitters" purchased Of you. aud must say that. In
my own circle, those who have used them have
experienced much relief Nervous or bilious head
ache Of long standing was relieved at once. he
ieve IL to be valuable cor indigestion and debility
Respectfully yours,
May a-2w n. NJ FRYATT.
April l6-dtr- w&wly
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ADELPHI THEATRE.

First night of
THE LIVE INDIAN,
Written expressly for Mr.. Owens by a. gentleman
Of baltimore.
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nIAYORALTY.

MAYORALTY.
MEssRs EplToRs: Please announce SlLAS II.
HILL as a candidate for Mayor.
May 10
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TicKSoR, RExD & FisLps. Of Boston, have repub-
lishcd in neat pamphlet Paraieis between Ds Con-
stfufion and ccn,ttutionai History Of England and
Hungary, by J. TouLmrs SMITH, esq, Of Lincolns
Inn--from the second London edition; for copy Of
which are indebted TO the politencss Of Doctor
CHARLEs KRAITzp.
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CARUsI's MAY Ball takes place tonight, and,
by the marks Of preparation among the young and
beautiful Of our city, it gives promise Of being
very brilliant and gay Jets. The rooms have been
beautifully decorated and arranged for this eve
ning's festival.
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THIS EVENING, May 10,
Will be performed, for the first time,
THE LIVE INDIAN.
Corporal Trim. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MIR. Owens
Julia Miss Marion
Last night Of
THE SERIOUS FAMILY.
Capt. Murphy Mcguire .............. Mr.. sloan
Aminidab Sleek ..................-M MIR Owens
Charles Torrens. Observation-Disclosures Mr.. Bradshaw.
Mrs. Ormsby Delmane. .......... Mrs. SLOAN.
To morrow evening,
MR. owENs's BENEFIT.
NAV 10
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Issued from the United States Patent ofes for Dis
Deek ending May I, 1850, and bearing date May
Z, 1850.
Fl A,,.,i, osN.w yo,k n y-po, ironrov,.
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Two NroHrs oSLy.-The Panorama Of the Mis-
sssippi. at oddFellows Hail. will be exhibited this
and tomorrow evening, and will then be removed
TO Richmond. Every one should study this mag
niicent picture. There will also be an exhibition
this afternoon. Our word for IL, the people Of Rich
mond will give 70 this work and it cnterprising
and talented proprictors a warm reception
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THE TRAvERsE WILL CASE AGAIN.-At one
O'Clock, yesterday, the jury in this case, after pass
ing three days and three nights in deliberation,
came into court and announced that they were un-
able to agree upon verdict; whereupon they we're
discharged, and new trial ordered for the
next term. We understand there six for set
ting aside the WILL and six opposed thereto; but
that nine of the jurors were in favor Of compro-
mise, upon terms very liberal toward the plaintiffs.
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New Books.

the United States Army. Second edition Hash
ington: GIDEON & Co., PRINTERS, 1880 One
vol. l2mo mn. sid.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

There was meeting OF sha Common Com.
ell last night but nothing Of consequence vas dons
WIG COUNTY CoSyESrIoS.-The Wing Dele
gate. Of Kings County he'd an adjourned Gonvsn'
sion at Mr. Virgins Hotel in FIAs01ih, yssssEday
Afternoon. CRAWFORD C SMITH Esq. was uani-
moualy nominated for County Treasurer, and the
Convention adjourned.
OPPOSITION County CoYy ESrIoN-This Con-
veution mat as Nelson's HosaI, As FiAsbush' yes
serday afternoon. Edw4rd a. Lambert, Esq. gas
called 10 the chair and A. g. Stevens and W. Il.
Jacobs, Secretaries. Before The nominations wora
made. n. F W ring moved that the candidate tof
District Attorney be selected fsom some District
other Shan the City Of Brooklyn lila motion was
laid upon the table. The following officers were
nominated:
Surogate-Saml. Garrison received 81 votes to
II for all other candidates and vas declared non.
mated.
District Atloraey Andrew D. soper was nom
mated by Kccama!ion.
County Ireo,msr-James NJ. Soabury vas
nominated by acclamasion.
.Jvstice of SessionS-Nicholks j. SGlwsll, nom
mated by reclamation.
Snpc,intsndsnts Of Po0r-3 'ephenJ. Voorhees,
aud Robert q. Dikeman, ware nominated.
The Convention thon adjourned, its proceedings
having been harmonious throughout.
BOILER EXPLOSION y esterdoy morning, abous
: O'Clock, the boilsr which nupplied the atssmen
elmo at the oil works In DegraE ST, exPloded and
tore off part of rhs roof Of the building. One Of
lhe men WAS severely soalded. An Investigation
into the occurrence will be held
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The Ditnreauee at Jcany Lina,s rsac,rt -,
Saturday RIzhs

BArnam comes out with card. shla na,nir, !,
reference TO the disrepusaol at the Gonesrt
of Saturday night, az the Fsc6bufga Depot. Ia
says that be did not sell MS many tickets ca The
bail would hold by Thousand, and that the nOiss,
confusion, fsu,ng OF lades, bceAAiDg OF glass, &c.
uhich seok pGce wss the roauls Il the I'm Asaesly
conduct Of those who had tickets aud got in 6rsk.
otFsrs to refund tina money 70 those who dld not
> MISS Lind is deeply affected y the occa. enoes
OF satuf3ty pishs. Tns psprs Of tais looming
are divided IN opinion 50 10 i1 CAUSES OF $40 dis.
tufbance. Some drn0uace 6enum in goot SEE
terms; others defend him 10 ms s.res'' how:
ever be IS sbaied without STINT, AID if ~ had
made his Sppe&cAsce yes. dty rs ngh' naya
been roughly handled by The 'cSet holds.t Mr..
Baroum denies in his card s,a s. tsmsnS hlerso
mace ihss there has been c,a sss falling e BE-
tween BIN ard Miss Lind bes svo w that has
hlthertO treated him wi.h th1 20 seonsid lion.
Hs len for Ne8YoT& ,dis mag sha ayes
thiE sftarDCOD
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workings of The Fugitive Slave Law at INC
Home OF Gen. CaBs-Grent Excitement

WsrkInas of The Fugitive Slave Law at tho
Home of Gen. CaBs-Grent Excitement
DETROIT, (MIch Saturday, Oct Il
CHE excitement caused by the confinement IN
iail Of an alleged fugitive from shs South, (fennaS
see0 who has been in the employ of Gov Wood
bridge, oontinueE. The jail is strongly guarded by
the Military, in case an attempt should be mada 20
rescue the negro whose trial is about to take place
under the new law
Three hundred negroes have crossed over to
Sandwich, G. w opposite Detroit who are just
az anxioua to hear the rssult OF the trial as tho
people of Detroit have always been notorious
for helping off the runaways.
The house of the man who informed OF tbs
negroes, was attacked last night and guns and
pistos fred by both the assaanss and assailei,
and some blood shed
The friends OF Freedom, without distinction of
party, have held a large meeting, demonstrating
agsinst the Infamous Reclamation Bill, aud calling
for it's notification, over which Mayor Ladae the
Chief Magistrate of the city presided who also i'd
dressed the meeting, together with Hon KinaIey
s. Bingham, NJ. G. James F. Joy and q. a. Em
mona, eminent members of,ha legal p:ofession
In case the fugitive ID rot liberated. snbscrip
ton has been raised sufficient TO purchSse bis ib-
efty sbould an attempt be made to take him back.
Trouble IL anticipated when the negro is taken
from the jail to be tried. He is now awaiting his
paper5.
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PENNSYLVANIA Election Matters.

PITTSBURGH Monday, Oct II
Learn that Myers has been elected State Senate By
- minority The election Of John q. Walker,
tWhig) for CoDgress, ia doubtful in the XXtit
District. The western Counties give heavy ma
jogtieE for the amendment Of the Cons:i:usion.
HoNEsDALE, Monday, Ocl4
Fuller is probably elected by s. majority, &c
cofdiog 10 our lateas news from Carbonate. IN.
zerL County has elected Wing Sha;R and Wing
Representative.
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Tribune's Special Dispatches,
Collector of san Frnnclsce-sndinm
Troubles in Texas.

Special Dispatch to TIE g,6nne. ,,..,..o 49,,
Hon. L. BUTLER KING received his COM
mission and gave bonds to-day as Collector
for the Port of San Francisco, California.
Gen. TwIGGs expresses great fears of Sc.
rious difficulties between the Indians aud
the citizens of Texas. He is said to favor
calling into the service aTegiment of Texas
volunteers to check the hostilities of the
savages. He leaves this city for New York
to morow. Yours, &c. X.
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Florida Election.

MOBILE, Ala Saturday, Oct Il.
FLORIDA LE6IsLATURE-.In Dovail county,
Buddngion, Wing, is elected TO the Senate, and
Pluming and ByraDt also Wings, to the House.
In Nassau and Marion Counties the Whgg are
reported 10 have q ajorisy.
ST. John and Putnam have gone Whig Tho re-
turns generally are favorable to tho Wings.
MoKTGoNsRY, Ala Saturday Oct p
We haze pretty fall rotarns from Florida, which
shows the election to Congress OF Mr. Cabel, the
present Wing member.
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IIellimer C. Na.!ons.l ,.a!Ao Co. atLee

LITTLG ~ 8 MONDAY 70. II,
This Convention met bsrs rodey v liam
Knst.inger Ct Danube Pres Geo q. Plat.
ner Secretary. Tee Convention VAS s3dtessed
by Messrs Belknap and Alo2 sudeT DELEGATES to
Utica non mated Ist District Jeremiah O'tran-
der. lid DA.rict Gaylord uamp0alI Resclationg
were adopted iodorsins tbs President Henry
Clay, the minority OF Syracuse, &C. There were
about 200 present.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

upon bis head, in the bottom OF the boat. which
fractured bis skull dangerously. BE wassooa arssr
found insensible, by BOY. who procured aJsias
snoe and conveyed him 10 the residence of his re.
latives, in East Seventeenth 1t, Were he wsi az
tended b. q aureaor.
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RMlAD ENTGRYAiHMENr -Nr j. g.
DNOUDBURY aud MI WANDER WEYDE, Pianist
hon Germany Will gve Concert OF choice sscclcn Of
psn0lt popular Salads, Aras Famaaiss ana oher beau
tatOmposons al Rutgers IuRlitute, on Tnursday even
As rexi OcI II. MIR. Woodbury. VIII stng tbs jenny
lgtGfeetnP, {ues.) wo d. by E0ea Sargent End the
iS} The Prize Committee, Sirgle tickets 50 ce-.a;
taSttng peyRons ST. ol5Ii