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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-28
Important Notice

INliG subscriber offers the following articles
Il for sale at wholesale: Mess Pork Braoms
Coffee, Brown and White Sugar, Brandy, G,n'
and Wine. fobaeco Sho; aud Powder.
IHoS. PRESDERGAsT,
hoS 10y. >@ Water Stree.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-28
THE BATON ROUGE GAZETTE.
ruptiantp wnFBry ~
WILLIAM n. ADAMS.
Term g.,

"
srhs BAfOt ROUGE GAZETTE IL putlish"
sj every Sarrapar morning. at s3,ao per annuni,
taYabls ia advance, or $500 al tue expiration 81
six months
ADVERTISING One dollar PEI sq,,tfe for
,hs first insertion, and hall that pride itr every
subsequent itsertien--ten linse or less eonstita-
ting Glrhte. ..I n. .
YEARLY ADVERTISING Merchants, Ira.
,ibrs and cthets. will be vvntratted with On the
sficst liberal tartns =
All POLITICAL ADnI1I ssEs. for the excu-
eve teneft Of inlividuals, WI Ss shares;o as as
,eftesmens.
All ADVERTISEMENTS Of SSERSONAS.
MIXTURE lwherietet aitaittsjl w1fSs ehatgtd
at the rs'e Of i've iollar. persquare, 'ndiSsr'ent
required invariably in advance.
All Advertisements not marked with the n'Ai-
her Of insertions will be published till forbid, eSa
0 the option Of the publisher. aH
PROFESSIONAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
For ten lines or less, NOT aletable, months ., 6.
Do do DO do do 9 DO 10.
Do do DO do Dc year TO-.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-28
Large Sales and Snla ALI Profits.
CHARLES A, LIONS
ZONE rRTCE'
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT.

CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT.
w HERE may lie found, az usual the I'M An
w largest and most beautiful assortment nIiHl
OF SPRING end SUMMER CLOTHING - u
.ug IN Baton Rotge.
Tie following is only partial list Of articles;
summer ASTfss Goats. ErOtks.
saCs, E0Ikas etc.
French Merno or Drapd' Etc Froeks Dress Coats
.... Saee, lolkas, and l.amartines.
English Aierinu and Parametto Ffocks.
Black and cnaFed alpaca Sacs poikas,
Lanettihes and Short Frorks. u
All linen. checked and striped polkas
Black and mode colered Cashn,erelte rolkas.
Fanay coored kessuth Cloth and Tweed do.
light quality black cloth skeleton sats,
and Latnartines. "'5
PantnloOsls. 51 a5Nf 7
French igt,red inerinc and dfar ie 'rure panaocn,
:''o iaeriho or dfap d Etc pantaloens, "a.
Rea: India Nankeen ~ do
French linen dru, white and colored do
Brown. yellow and white linen do r,
Frepth and American cottohade, do
''i ' Vests, ..".' '"''
Sursr Black and eoofed silk and satin vests.
d; Plain and figured ltarathea do
do Light silk, satin cashmere do
da White and coored AIasselles do
de tancv Cul0red atlu embroidered
Linen. do
All of the latest styles--Rol'ing collars and
a.. or 81 2 double breasted r.u'l ks'a-
Sh arts. Hosiery, Cravats. etc.,
Superine, all linen, shirts--latort style,a r
90 and medium quality musllsshirts rr
:..#... latest styles.
Gauge silk, Ga'ize merino, Gauze cotton and
.." = a Gauze Flannel uiRiefshifts EA#E'
Brown, White and pink cotton undershirts
,t,.. .. and drawers, Ia .sst -f..rs.,...
Lisle Thread undershirts aud drawers
beautiful goods.
Rcd, blue and White Flannel and Merino
wHf. . I'D shirts and drhwcrs.nd " i5a NJ
4 Very rich styles fancy Crayaiss French
and Italian black silk Cravats.
Silk and linen hankerehieh Lisle Thread
H"r + Linen and silk Gloves. - hf7+H
Lis'o Thread Gotten and merino half-hosc. alt
Silk and Ginghaln Umbrellas. carpet bags, ete,
Also. s..l "A aaa.
A large assortment Of variety articles. Game
Bags, Fish rods, Lines, Hooks, and other articles
suitable 10 the sports Of the season for all of which
the lowest prices will be asked and no decsa,ion
june =, ly. a YaFF hatn r#@Faa a6
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-28
SONS or TEMPERANCE.

T'HE regular meetings of C.1PIT0L sssxssS6a
4 Division No. 20. S. Of T. are held ss,Svs.
On every Aendey Etcaiag, a, o'ct9ck 1ssf stsssyf
lFee'scly~-ia Ola Fellows Hall, Lafayette 4
RS order of the w. 7. .Uru #n
juno ), JOHN I, WALLET. r. S.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-28

n AtlNG purchased Mr.. George 4. Pixies
\ interest In the late firm of Pike 4 LaSoue.
retnrns his thanks to his friends and the nuh6r
aud will inform them tina, he will con,inue ae,,,.
irg . large stock Of
stationery and Fancy Articles.
a the old stand, Pcs; of;ce room, Uar,cy unasc
Baton Rouge. 2'iaI fs}1ls9T - - 49, :
Jase a 3wsy rsigt,,s445.Es se,zf 5es el=z,t.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-28
City, Drug Store.
0. P. DAVIS 6 BROTHER,
A tho Ala, 81 n Il IN n IN yefta ST.

HATE ipst received mid nov. ot,eitinet the a-x2
[ i largest stock Of Drugs. Medicines, Che III
,nirals, Paints, Gils, 1arnshes, Brashes, IN
WinIow Glat, Iebaccc, Snuff, Pure Wines,
Bfan,tt and feruffy. ever tifttea III this itist-
kt,. oh the most reasonable shd uttai,itiodatits
terms. Plantation orders put up witli featness
and dispatch ami shipped to any point desired
A. b. Ihgslcans PsrYipaq,s ta'glttty and ac-
r.,altip ,g,,l,b,i,,,id,a al at hours i,int 8, ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-28

1nl OF JOHN HAYS Sugar Cured Hams,
CO warranted Of fsnper:or suaiity and flavor.
80 10y. Fl: sale Wy Ms D. WOLFE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-28

nESoTo LODGE NO. :, Regularly y
- Stated Meetings, every Thursday Eve X
ming, MAGN0LN ENcAMpMENT,/ + y
NO. 4 Regular Stated Meetings, the second and
Fourth Saturday Evenings in each month June y.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-28

70" Vonce. a long viIes ago, I vent
intos Hiine abb'e orchard TO CLINE bear
tree to get some beaches TO rnske my yrow
blum Dudthng init; aud ven gefsto de
tobbefnost pfanch, | sa..iis from de lower
most liHb, nit vone leg Oh both sides Of
de ienre, ard lkcs 20 shove IGy otteiSe
IN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-28
DIR. @. W. BEARING.

OFFERS hif professional services TO the people
Npof Baton Rouge and vicinity, ~ Ofi,e al
fAs Drag So,v of Ill n WaaiW june S ly.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-28

w HERE may lie found, as usual. the IN m
w largest and most beautiful assortment" "HHHl
OF SPRING and SUMMER CLOTHING - L.
u, Baton Rotge.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-20

Broxn Tarbox. and Of Graham 4 Finnell which
were laid on the Speakers table.
On motion, 1t was
Essolpsd That when the House adjourns Il would ad-
iourn over until Monday next
The yeas and nays thereupon having been asked and
refused,
Mr. OLDS (ising TO privileged question: sent to the
Clerks desk resolution 10 give 10 the select committee
10 investigate the charges against r. f. Homer the
ing Doorkeeper, brought BY the Hon. Mr. BRowS. a
member OF the House from Mississippi. power to send oI
persons and papers, which, having been read, agreed
to.
Mr.. vENABLE moved that the House do now adj
journ; which motion was not agreed TO- I'LL.
Mr.. STRONG moved the previous question on the bill
for the relief of Nicol Clinch. Pending the question
on this motion,
On motion OF Mr. MCDONALD, the House resolved
itself into Committee OF the Whole on the state OF the
Union. (r RICHARDSON in the chair y and taking up the
Presidents California message,
Mr.. CLEVELAND then obtained the floor and ad-
dressed the committee His remarks will appear soon
we have room for them
MI. MOREHEAD having next obtained the floor, on
motion, the committee rose,
And then the House adjourned
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FRIDAY. APRIL 10. 1850.

After prayer the Clerk read the Journal in doing which,
the OF the select committee TO investigate into the
facts alleged in the charges against the acting Doorkeetr
Of the House, brought BY Mr.. BRowS, OF Mississippi,
were announced as follows Messrs. OLDs, PHkLPs,
CALDWELL, OF Kentucky, Wax DYKE. and LKrrLrR.
Mr.. THOMAS desired 10 move the usual resolution 10
clos the debate on .he bill for the relief OF Solomon T.
Nico and James Clinch. Of the city OF New York." in
twenty minutes after he said bill shall again have been
yaie calendar While the Clerk preparing this
iuhoa.
!, The SPEAKER pro lem. (Mr WNrHRoP) laid before
me rouse certain communications forwarded 10 The
speaker embracing testimony taken in the OF the
Sonsesea iowa congressional election which were
1e.rsd % ,ne Comrni,tee ON Elections
mr lhoMAS moved that the House do resolve itself
n,0 Sommt,es OF Tue Whole on the private calendar
Mr.. ALLEN, rising to privileged question: sent 10
the Clerks desk, where was read resolution m close
the debate in Committee Of the Whole on the state az The
Union the Presidents California mes sage A clork
D. M, on Friday next il not sooner Concluded ~
The SPEAKER pro lem decided that the retaliation
was not privileged that II was entitled Ia take preceeee
over the motion OF the gentleman from Tennessee.
M A. .4Hf4ooMpsoS, Of Pennsylvania, desired d. cen,
temen fsom Tennessee to withdraw his motion 40 a. ~
permit him to ask leave to make report from the Com.
miIiee on the Judicaryi but
Mr. THOMAS declining,
The question on the motion TO 60 in Committee OF the
Whole House on the private caaudsr was put; and Il
NJ KAUFMAN was called to the chair.
The committee then took up and considered sundry
pvaie bills After some time thus spent the committed
rose and the chairman KuyMAN) reported tina, The
port he bills for the relief Of NicolI & Clinch, o.
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The Senate proceeded yesterday, by ballot to the cleo
ton OF the committee OF thirteen The chairman alone
was elected the first ballot and the honor fell to Mr.
Clay, whom the compliment Justly due for the ex-
ertions he has made in seag this agitatng subject
concliatory principles.
The Senaie then proceeded to the election OF the other
twelve members OF the committee. The requisite mum
Der elected at ballot, and the following were
lected:
Mcssrs. Dickinson, OF New York; Phelps, OF Yer.
mont; Bell, Of Tennessee; Cas-, Of Mchigan Webster,
OF Massachusetts; Beren, Of Georgia Cooper Of Penn
sylvana; Downs, Of Louisiana; King OF Alabama
Mangum, Of North Carolina; Mason, Of Virginia; and
Bright, OF Indiana.
The committee lie distinguished for its ability. Six are
selected from the slsvehodng and seven from the nom
savcholding States Seven are democrats and six are
wings May their consultations end in securing the tran
guilty. harmony. and union Of our country
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-20
new supply spring Furn,ture, Dry Goods.

rLAGETT DoDsoN pleasure announcing
sooods rhs The aowns goods or he season. together
@ s.y s mo- % " hss aas
me very z and view M
TO which attention q public particularly ne
ladies' invited assuring them that the prices shall be
hardly need say that the pleasure q eIhSs lhem
favor with call will be quite equal 70 that Of all who see them
Pink blue. white Berlin Dresden and Masees ,ole, quilts
%stch Th sas sosd are and
PIN. and white blue and white bun and white and white viii 81 and
style ball frinses 70 match all The colors
flaii baskets These goods are neat and pretty.
Double san damask and tea table cloths from "a by "a TO
Ss y1 asa s
unique things q ne Kind eve. seen 49,
s4 "a, and iO-4 bleached and brown Russia shscting
Do do Hamilton long cloth cotton sAesing.
9s and "a Irish and German pillow and bolster linens,
Do. do English long cloth do.
and toilet .owsns Our goods y superb
who wants 70 have their BACKS scatened viii
content in the use Of This article ,.,u. .,.. ..
rich.
Leipzig Ben and English and table oil cloths rich In
designs and colors, width ifom q. 10 0 e.
in renaged patterns and borders, rich and cheap.
window shades uperby painted in boquets and sim
French and English arabesque and delicate
Very wide figured heavy dancing erumb
cloths.
Nar nSo d eol lo s.ep wn brackets 10 match
Canopies d French bed curtains expected daily.
Velvet tapestry brussels do Brussels apy nean and veniian
earss a, r oo,. and Of india ang and
HouseKeepe dacuy being furnished with all The
'es''''''' - 1'sl $3.50 CLAGETT DoDsoN,
March is-4wasawif TuThsai.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-20

The free soilers, the Wimot Provisoists-call them
by whatever name you please-are opposed to any
scheme Of compromise which is calculated to settle the
agitatng question Of the day They know that 10 this
event. "0thellos occupation IS gones-ihat the Of
riding into power upon this hobby would be denied po
tcal aspiransand that the aboliiionss would to
be the make weight in political contests Of the
northern States Il is mo wonder. therefore. that these
factous fanatics opposed to all compromises They
want the question kept open for future agitation Hence
their opposition to acting upon the case Of Caliof
MIA, in conjunction with the Territories OF Utah. Nsw
Mexico, &C., &C. Hence, ioo the denunciatons OF the
abolition print in this city OF The scheme Of the soon
promise committee" And hence too, the gross and in
decent attacks which are made upon General Foo,e b.
tina, abolition organ, the New York Evening Post
Nothing can exceed the outrageous caricatures which
that iacious and libera journal has drawn OF the recent
remarkable scene in the Senate house We have taken
no part in The discussions OF the matter We have moi
passed upon the conduct OF the parties In fact. it
now submitted to the proper tribunal which take
cognizance Of the transaction committee Of the Sen.
ate. But we cannot remain silent when the New York
Evening Post grossly msrepresents General Foote's
conduct, in stating that he commenced strain oil per-
sona inveciive of bitter and disorderly character
thai the Geographic reporters were discouraged from
porting il through lest its publication should aggravae
the anmosiy already existing between the parties" The
reason assigned for this suppression is as ridiculous
the assertion was false true repor, OF Mr. Foote's
speech made in the two newspapers Of this city, and
their readers will judge whether The invectiye i
PERSONAL bitter, dsoerly as the New York Post ias
reportsi An attack is also made upon the same genie
man in the New York Courier. which is equally AM
grossly unjust and calumnious But let this pass
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 40, 1850.

QMr HsSRr NJ LswIs, OF Montgomery Alabama our gem
travelling agent for Alabama and Tennessee BY
D. DRK1r.
0-Mr JAMES, le2 South street. Pnadel-
phia general travelling agent assisted by
WmrrLE, WIZ. H. WELp o. H. r. srEA JoHs CoLLIKs,
DkEKIxs, A. KIRK wELLIssros, A. EVANS, JAsFs CLARE
JoHs w. ALLEN, and p. LOCKE.
O-Sr @. yAARs, Harrison street. Cincinnati, Ohio,
travelling agent assisted by
r. sMrH,J T. DEKr, TAyLoR, w. AxxsrEoss PERRIH
Locks, w. RAMSAY, and G. srKIsnAE.
O0-Receipts from either Of the above viii be good
b. PALmsn the American Newspaper Agent, only
agent paper cities Of Boston, New York,
Philadelphia Empowered take advertisements and
subscriptions the required by His receipts will be
regarded payments. His aeBoon, Congress
New York, Tribune building; Philadelphia, northwest Of
Third 4 Chestnut streets.
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ANOTHER Claim.


The Washington correspondent OF the Pennsylvania
thus alludes to claim alleged to have been recently al
lowed to Baylie Peyton, OF Louisiana:
Among other strange allowances made by the present adj
ninisiraton 10 Mr. Baye Peyon (SI2000) In the
shape OF lawyers fees. You will recolect that he
was Haison's District Attorney for louisiana This claim
i understood something do with his connexon
with in that capacity So they TINS
10 be all eathering their The payment OF this de
man said have refused by the Tyler admins
uation, as well as that Of Polk
We would respectfully inquire Of the two organs Of the
cabinetin this city, ii tits claim was not passed upon
and refused by the administrations OF Messrs Tyler and
Polk or did i, remain unexamned and undecided
upon during those two Administrations How does IL
happen that just claims Of such enormous amount
those which have been allowed by this administration.
should have been left undecided by former admnisra
TONS urged they were. by Of ability and untirng
energy, who had an interest in them And will not
the people believe Il TO be little remarkable, that these
enormous claims should have met with much difficulty
during past administrations, and should have been finally
allowed and paid readily and promptly by the present
administration This single fact has suspicious look
and shows the necessity VI most searching and minute
investigation into this whole business OF allowing clsms
Let the heads OF bureaus and accounting officers Of pre-
vous administrations be called before committee Of
investigation to explain why the administrations under
which they acted neglected and refused TO allow these
enormous claims.
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ny GREEN g rAsrEr. AuesoSs.r..

EXTENSIVE SALE OF LUMBER, LUMBER WAGON, AND
IL CART, BY ORDER OF TnE ORPHANS COURT, AT AUG
TIONOn MONDAY, 2d shall sell 10 O'Clock,
order Of the Orphans Lumber Yard formerly
Messrs Harvey Lloyd, 2t fronting
the Mall large aud general assortment Of lumber comprising all
that Is In the yard, viz
White and yellow pine, prime and culng boards
Do do plank and scanting
Dressed flooring stun, joht and sils
5000 shingles, iaths, BIC.
Also, good lumber and cart
An Of under s25, cash SIS and
ceedna $50 credit Of go three, sr, and nine
In all Of credit satisfactorily endorsed bear
GREEN q TAsTET, Auctioncers
r. s. Lumber merchants oners and cabinet makers
respectfully invited the sale, all positively 10 be sold 20
highest hdder they wiz Ind worthy Of their attention And
please be punctuai the me we have long road 90 travel
Ap l9-dn @. h IT,
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IRE BROOKLYN stAsosR oAss.--The silt for slaaaa
brought by the Rev. John @ Green againt Mr. and Nv
NJ IN which the damages laid $40 00o has rssa
N verdict for the plaintiff OF 81 damages, ana
same amount Of costs The SANDER complained o. w.,
spoken By Mrs Pierce, WHO s,atd that Green TOOK ~
daughter 70 the Museum, aer her marriage, and VIZ
house OF assignation.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-20

il they are not defeated Let the present unhappy
uoyersy be adjusted BY mutual concession all sides;
and the schemes Of these conspaors who would put at
hazard The dearest interests Of their country in their des
peraie game OF ambition and power, viii be forever
ploded,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-20

In our article iaycsierays paper we referred to The
nonslavehoding States who had specially contributedD
the adoption Of Gen Foote's compromise resolution but
Ia speaking Of the senators from Indiana, our composites
inadvertently omitted the letter al the end OF the wct
senator" We regret this error, becaus. both ihs
senators. Mr. Bright and Governor whitcomb, are en'
neniy entitled 10 The notice Of the press and the hani
OF their county
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-20
ATTORNEY FOR CLAIMANTS.
JAMES G.. RERRET,
Late (ytief Clerk of kbe Pension orr

OFFERS his services the public for The prosecution Of
PENSIONS OF services In the revolutionary under
resolutions Of Congress- claims Of
Virginia half and under the provisions Of act Of
July is and PENSIONS bounty land and extra and back pay
growing Of The with Mexico.
give particular Of every other de-
scpon before Congress departments
the government
CO. In all letters be post paid.
Once and dwelling, e street, between 9th and ION.
March 5-cod2m
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4 ". PATTON, General Agent the prosecution OF
~ claims before Congress either Of The departments such
pensions pay
property Having with r. Dow, ESQ.,
the the business, he natcs himself that he
qualified Letters paid, addressed v. Patton
Room No Union BuIdines Washington city, D. c. VIII
immediate attention. Ap1e-n
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WILLIsM HOisnER,
ATTORNEY AT Law,

Lancaster, Grant couatg, Wtsc0asin,
(LATR EAuaUrER COUNTY, vA.,)
MILL the Grant, Dane and Iowa counties, and
w federal Madison He will give
prompt aud particular the collection of claims the
ae redemption OF ands and the payment OF taxes
on-residcnt andholders any part Of the state
H. g. u Senate; Hon. James M Mason,
u Imam Homer, esq., Warrenon, Va Messrs Knox
New YORK Professor w. +. Homer,
Lapey, ESQ., Messrs g. W. Welsh, Philadelphia
Missouri Ap1g-lawly
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-20

I,OR Of North American essb
rshmen OF Philadelphia Pennsylvania, including The large job
printing This Includes Of oil the
presses engines and al o,her property belonging g ihs
well known Of the oldest
housng WING IN the United states en-
Joys patronage Of administration and extremely
opportunity for making
investment Terms low. For further PARTICULAR sddress
rropso the New York SUM- Patton and Nassau
streets, New York city. Ap o--dsw
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-20

VALUABLE Heal Estnse I'm the City OF Washington
Cor sae.The proprietor intending the West with
brick and Nir
ginia and Seventh within two Of the
Navy Yard Two houses number OF EACH
well calculated for Shops with dwelling
apartments the third small story house, subject ground
and will be sold Also several enclosed with
comfortable cottages hem between the Capitol and Con
Buying Ground suitable for the cultivation Of Vegetables
for the Washington Market for daies may be preferred
BOTH The whole this poduc
good condition. and will be sold reduced prices IL
ties indisputablc
wishing purchase please address mey
apply personally ONCE Pennsylvania doors
M. YOUNG,
Ap 5-eodn Agent
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-20

y, "a, Rev: D. Nee ARTERs Bearslise school
~ or Boys and Young Men, county, renni
vsnA Inc whole expense, per of Ave months So The
reson VIII commence the hrst Monday Of MAY For
and proprietor. Mar a2-d
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-20

We regret 70 learn that the Hon. III W. billiard 4
compelled to be absent from his seat ia the House Of Rep
resenatives, in consequences Of the illness Of a men~
Of his family
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-20

Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing, Apni 90 1850.
CEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed proposals Navy Clothing
y and Clothing Materials will be received this ONCE until
O'Clock D. m Monday a0t day Of May furnishing
delivering receiving thirty days noueel either Of
navy Massachusetts Brooklyn New York
and Gospo Virginia. such quantities only Of all Of the FOL
lowing named articles clothing ana clothing materials as
navy yards respectively during fiscal commencing the
OF July next and ending the 3o Of June ISL
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MOTTO EThe undersigned, grateful for me liberal patronage
IN they received leave 10 the citizens Of Washing
and surrounding county, that having enlarged their milling
Cor the manufacture Of Hour they are prepared 20 furnish 20
order delivered IN o. the city, any quantity o. corn neal
bushe, In al is varieties Also eighth,
quarter Sacks and barrels best white whest family Hour
supply Market market days
where len, the mill al all tines Persons bring
ing from the country would DO wei 70 give can before
selling
40 8-3tecd GEo.PAcE CO.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-20

WANTED purchss~ the National InseIlsusncer
the 1915, 1917 1875 is32 ARMY al the oce
Of Secretary Of the Senate Of the United states
Api4-a
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-20

NOTE Paper and Envelopcs.-wILLIAM FISCHER, i'm
porter q Fancy and staple stationery received from
Dcssue Co.. London OF their most
ivory surfaced with envelopes same material
draw books Of The most approved style At every price.
For sale At sistioners Hail. adjoining Irving
AprtIi