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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-29

ATHENS, TENN. Angus, 2sth, 1850.
.Messrs Martin d Neutrality-suspicious.:
I take pleasure in informing you Of the re-
suit of your National Tonic. was afilic-
ted with Chills and Fever, and was subject
TO it for several years, when I procured
one bottle of your Tonic from your Agent,
G. w. Boss & Co., and TO my great sur
prise and satisfaction, in three days ! was
entirely well. and have never had simp.
tom since, Tor which am much obliged to
you, and would confidently recommend il
TO the public. Yours, &C..
A, Mccoy,
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Martin l. Whitely's National Tonic

Mill I'LL " W hltCly SNdtlVNdi lOhlC
WHICH excels all remedies in the cure
w of Ague and Fever. and Dyspepsia.
II is purely vegetable compound, and is
perfectly innocent ir its effects. Elias
Rauh, Of Wrightsville, York co Pa, says:
81 have never known any remedy equal 10
your invaluable National Tonic for Ague
and Fever" DR.. r. c. Griffin, Of Cam.
bridge, South Carolina, writes TO US,
"Your National Tonic kills the Chills
dead;" and Cary w. ALL OF Church,own,
Cumberland county, Pa, says: at has
cured me oil the most obstinate and inve,e-
rate ease Of Dyspepsia. In postscript
he says, al consider myself perfectly cured.
See pamphlet.
Also, DR.. .N.aRTE.N-S JER.HIFUGE,
which is a most valuable remedy for ex.
pelling Worms from children and grown
persons.
For sale BY the same Agents as above.
May "a. lS50-ly 81
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Tobacco.

x BOXES of that Luscious Luxury, which
- every lover Of good Tobacco wants, just
received and for sale by
July IL G.. W. ROSS & CO.
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For Factories Sa,c and Grist Mills, Cotton
Gins. and ercry other purpose to ,chich a
rater rheel can be applied.
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Fishing Shores TO Rent.

Inc subscriber will rem: Tor one or
more wears, h's two Fishing Shores, &C.
cuP'ed last s"ason by John B. YaInaiI
and John Macldtn, Jr,, wof'aby. Said
SooFes are situated opposite the Susqur-
l'ahna RIver. aud are known as Mau!dcn's
Mountain Fisheries. There is good
Il r'S.ds and Troughs on said shore
10 gooa Ienaut the Rent will be made
moderate. Possession given .mmadiate-
". JOHN Maiden, SEM.
North East, June 22nd J0-Sw.
*ssHariord MAZDA oman copy Sw.
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Pill) f,'t,i.

TUE Largo Z, CHAPEST, BnaEsrh
mos, elegant assortment al P...ic Forl"s ei
United States, car ,l~Aps be found at Tie ar
house Of tho sJhscrDcr.
III CAssnus Street, atoce Fifth.
AZ tie Old Stand occupiei more than th'i
ola ccn.url by Mr.. George W,ii'g, mas'c quo
Usher. ,,
Pl.3NOs;. H.aRPS, ORGANS, sERA-
Primes, EOLlANS, Ne, &c
fresh frun the most celebrated manufacturers
in New York, Boston, Baltimore. Ph'!ac' 'oia,
and e!se.gh ere. iSoid, wholesale anc retail at
the makers cash prices.
II, Che..n,, Street, fhIladc Ph's.
Fpt o--ty
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-" N r. FG r..


FSFt]E subscriber having purchased the entire
h stock OF IRON, ST&EL, coal, Sc, on
tho frs. ri the yuar, Of IA. 6 ,rgett < Co., nov
offers tor sale az his old stand, No 81 Shipley
Street, Nltm,Sfr"s, general ussnrtInent OF
American and Forcig. Iron, consisting Of best
reiineh ounl ;rGn from 4 incli"s ve $40 OF an
irca. with all the iniertnadi,,e sizes. Square
iron both liamHered and rolled, from is ,uches
to ID Of IN inch. Fla, iron. hes, refined of \
W i''ths and thickressrs. A general ssso rlnient
oi Baad anh scroll iron; very superioe ar,icie
Common EngIis iron oil all sizes, Of guuu quail
lty, at vary law prices.
Hoop iron if"ir 80 nch lde 10 l-2. Yam
nercd RON and slit rods Of all szas; Horse IA il
rods, Nurwcs ian aud Juuialta oval and half
oval, ior coach ina icis; cast, shear, blister.
ciin"fy aud spriu1. steel. Wagon nd Dearhtau
boxes from - 10 s l-2 nchcJ, hnrse naiis. &c
Aso, general assortment Of Grinds; onCs,
consisting OF Reyea, New Castle and Np.a Sec
tia, par. OF which is believed to be equal, if nul
superior, TO any ever offered in ths city. = $50
about tw0 'hoHsand bushels Of Lemons lest
Coal, Il Of VII III will he sold low lo ash or
short acccpt'nres. TtIOS. GAkREFT.
Wilmington D.l., IL 2Q--ii
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N10T1Cf ia hereby ven, To the creditors "f
IN G,'b!ft hr!te-, that II personal dischnrg {
hath herh granted ia said debtor, and t,aL tae
twenty first d1y Of cctohsr, being tbs erst day
of our reunty court rfx! sncGar4,. this date,
hath been -st apart .o' the final herring in his
case, where his creditors my attend, and 9hn"
cause, il any they have, r'hr Eaai discharge
fl,a..! ..It &c gfaRed sad dchn-.
Test. r. c. HOLLYDAY, elk
II1v 6 3,n of Ccci county Court
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10 THE PUBLIC.

rETIir, subscriber having resumed l's bus moss
y "A, hes ..OLb STAND las iacxErTs Eo",
se.Hly OrFoslTg the NAsHNGTuN lioYEL'
t,,urns his since.e thanks ipr 1he Pa.rouas~
heretofore bestowed upon him. aud pledges i'ni-
settle spare no cxcrtion to render h'm worthy
It's COZ uuapCr.
He has nav on hand vorv large anu fash
iouaL!e assortment OF
HrOTS A.fD SHOES;
which he will sci, at prices much lower than
the same qusi,v Of work can be purchased lot
su the Eastern oho,e.
Nt~H. sells the hes. quality of Calf-sS'n
Boots m dc fom real imported frsr,,h skSasit
So 80; oths work propnrs np,ab'y low
w LLiAM JOELS-
Flbton. March 80. '50-5n.
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RI OTiCE in hereby civsn to the creditors Of
LIZ Thomas J. W Icon, that a personal dis
'cliergr hath been granted tn said d=htnr, ard
that the twenty fire, day OF Gao"e-, being the
first dav q Four cenntv court NIX, Succeeding this
date, hath hren srt arnr, for the final hearing in
his case, where Iii. creditors may attend. and
shrw cause, fanv they have; why Eaal dis
cha, &c sin II not br granted said debtor.
Test. r. C. H0LLFDAY, elk
July SIN of Cecil county Court.
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a IL kinds Of liaru,s., SaGdrs. H-idlos,
~ Mnr;rnralcs, Collars, &n made and sold al
city pr, YES Nj the 'i!u.io@, . hv
Exon, il @!-3, D A. McCEEA.
M OTiCE-1he Commissioners Of Cecil
= cnnntl vii! meet at their Office in iae Court
House, on luesda, the t6lh day Of luy, next.
" persons having accounts against tie cun"ty
are notified 10 present them on tina, day o. tho.
may not be included 10 tho next levy. Super
vis"rs fer 1919 WHO nnge not filed their accounts
should DC so at that plee,lg. Constabcs vino
have not hr ndcd, can then do so.
Hy Order. +. e. RICKETTS,,
June 22, '50.--4w Clerk,
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N OTItE IS hereby given, 10 the creditors of
j jacob llo!d"n, that n personal discharge
hath been granted to said DEXTER, and That the
twenty frs; day Of Octaher, heing the first day
q! our county court next succeeding this Gate,
hath been set apart for the FINAL hearing in hi,
case. where his C red,ors may attend, and s,ew
cause. If any they have, why a fHal dschs rye
shall not BE- granted said debtor
Test K. c. HOLLYDAY, elk
July 6, 'ao-3m ofCecil county Court.
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WOOL CARD.NG

TTvf;E Subscriber respectfully informs tss
2 r .h!c tina. re ...s ;-keN TIC Waoni Fac
,oiv known 10y the Hane OF lo""s ms Factory.
ncnr Gjlp;n's FtIs, wharr IL" is prapaToi Lh
.aanu,ac,arc wool in,n Rolls. Yarn, t,."th, Sc,
tie wall eve lbs un",vides attention to TAO
ans,u.ss aoI hopes from his long expetirano To
10 N ie 10 give rrnerat Saisf,c'iaa ia ut1s1 WAC
nav favor ulm Mlth .heif c'!stn,n.
JOHN GAMBLE II.
Nav 5J--IW-
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Rolls, Yara, Cloth.
LINZ E, LIME,

Tho subscriber, resid,ng in WRIcursv,IA e,
York COUNTY, tonnsy Ivan',, will deliver llnIc on
the Elk, North East, os Bohemia Rivers, or at
any other C"u"eni nj point on the Chesap"ak
Bay. His Linn" ~ OF superior quality. and he
will make (. auctions tor AL core, &c.; and il 1t
does not please the c,.stomer--no sale Al
orders panctua ly attended to.
A. ROWAN
Wrir',tsviic, Pl, Fah. onl, '5)-}n
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MrOIICF.-Ihore will he a special meeting
! y ofthc Orphans Court of ecu county, on
the s,sond Tuesday Of July rext, i. being the
9Th dav of said month. School ,"co4nts will pr
passed ard paid at said term. Test
June .e--tm GEO. Il. HOW ARD, Re-,
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NOTICE is hereby given, to the creditors Of
~ Levi Elliott, trata personal discharge ha tn
been granted t" said debtor and that the twenty
frst day ct October, being tho first dry of our
county court next succeeding this date hath been
set apart for the final hearn'r in Ills case where
his credi'"s may attnnd, and shaw causc. il any
they have. why final discharge shall not he
granted said debtor.
Test. r. c. IIOLLYDAY, elk
July s-3m OF Cecil county Court
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NOTICE is hereby given to TIE creditors of
~ James Grow, that personal discharge hath
been granted to said debtor, and that the twcmv
fist day ofOrtoher, bnin. the first day of our
county court next succeeding this date, hath
been set apart for the final hearing in his case
where hts creditors may attend, and sI,ew cause
ifany they haze, why a final dschargo shall no,
be granted said drh'or.
Test. Il. C. UGLLYD.iY. elk
June 3m ofCecil county Court
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ScytheS.

nARLlNGS hes, Whe.. Scythe at 81 IS
~ do do Grass do 81
Grass SnatHes from IS to 50 cts Also R"tes
aud s"ytho stones, for salo by B F. MAY
y US1 resolved let Of Mrs. S shoes. CIR o
e. shoes. Also, at ufchildlens
onzo and Bla ca BENZ F, NAY, 4
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-06

4 offer for sale mules, that are welt broke
n ard work well. VIII self them either witt,
CT without "aGgoh an1 harness. Apply al Ce
oil Paper Mills, hoal ElLLou 10
June '5G-H tlylI
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Groeeries. Groceries.

NlWttiitNs UIVtCINH'
EsROWN s. MCINTYRE have in Store
ND prime MARACAlBO, LAGU1RA>
and RID, COFFEE; Cuha Molasses. Porto
Rico and New York Syrup, ia very sup
rior ar,icir,) fresh supply of jenkins n
Co., superior packed Young Hyson, lns-
perial. and Black Teas. Inay %
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NHtSNU / RAIL3-i;hes,u, hd Is good
Z Quality CIR sale. They will be deliver, a
any point, Oh the FIX River. or the adj 'ctnt
waters. Apply to the Editor of,he Cecil Wing,
OF 10 the subscriber residing in Elk Neck,
Je eft ALEX. WILSON.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-06

This is to i've Y ,.j:; That t h
subscriber OF Cert comfy hath obtains
tom the Ccpt&oe Covr, Of said county
lers of Administration on 'he psr.orsl Is
ATE OF George Trs'l, late % sall cnun-
rv, decd All p.,Suns having ciaims sgain4:
the said Deceased are he,eby warneed 10
exhibit the same with he vouchers thereof
duiY Authenticated m or before the i2h
day Of March ia5l:,hey may Otherwise Nv
law be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. Al persons indebted to said es'a'"
are reqnesleA 10 make imrHella,e payment
to the .uhsc ,ber Gwen under my hand
his gard ia,' OF March 1850,
SAMUEL P. RAMSAY,
A,ri'nr C. I Il. NH 23-6r
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Hat, Cap, and Fancy Fur Store,

to No. i29 Baltimore street, between South and
Calvert SITS, BaLrlMokE; opposite the Office
!he Clipper, whcsa they have filled up "A s."rr
IA a neat and fashionable style, and now
opening a S lpertor assortment OF goods IL ihslr
l,ne. Suitable for Spring and Summer wear,
Mhri they will sell as low ~ lower, than the
sa,na goods Gun lie purchased in this OF any 9TH
ur market.
Cons'antIy on hand an extensive assortment
&C Straw BARS Of every quality aud price
They have IA lsY mtro,inced IA new article styled
The 'CnSoGEss liAT," whir, for nei,ncns.
ccarne>s and duran,ly, cannot o snrpass"d.
Is. u I. wuuln spiic,t ConiiEuance ct mat
Liberal patronage winch thav have so long ENJOY
ell from th,rr iiauds ot Coed %. 'ne )
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Gu A ri O.

K ~ a ~ -.
THE Subscribers have in store and Offer for
sale in lots TO sntt purchasers 400 tons superior
Bry Patagonia,
nd two hundtsp tons
GOVGRNMf Mt PEklNlAN GUANO ot
in bags and barrels Tho quality Of the above
enable us to recommend il ~th confidence O.
farmers and other. Interested. A iloorald
duction made to St"r" keeIers.
OIL.
B'eachoi md Unhloached Sperm. Sober, E.lc-
ohant and Whale Oils Also Tanners oils o
all desCr options.
ALIEN & rEEDLEs,
% and % South Wncrvrs. nrr n'surt st
PHILADELPHIA.
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" hlte Goods for Dresses, sc.

Mn'assrs, crushed ard brown sn-nrs Java
Eio, LaguAyra aud burnt coce cocol, choca
late, spires, ground alun, t.r sack aud driry
sal; bacon, lard, butter, crAckers aaur, meal Sc
n. Is. Lonm,ry prodocn taken al masAe;
prices in exchange tor goods.
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3. r. M a Y,
Has received fresh supply Of
Spring 4, s9ss1sl2sses' Gaofss.
EHFHIrH will be found in the foley my
Wv c,ttlo@ur tiavinI huen purchased from
hons No. ; On alark,l -. dQwu TO .'.jpsey 50
n E.Hk 81, II" viii ietve II isr lie purchaser to
d~".dc "hriner t..ry ere eg!'i IA quality, sty'n
and price, 10 uny purchased IA lLls nal Gv,.
fIease rnii aud cAntrinc.
MEN AND BOYS WEAR.
Cloths Of vnrjons make md color, Cnss,mara
q" h@nvy and ght, rwer,is and paramc,,a
ctp'hs ior coats, billings, ~h;te brown and
coiorrI; / French AMI Scolrit linens. mixed r!aih
aid plata Gotten goods Tor pania uun;, i,ur4
and co'i"n checks tor boys pants, american
naukeetl, vc-tmps, bik sa,iu ie'd silk aud cotton
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Silks fig'd; srip'd, clangeable and r'nin. blk
ana chang"ab'e 10! mIut,ilds, silk Aiuerin"s nf
Various coiors, hercae dclaines do, ,nous!in De
'a'hes, hG d and plain beTeun. cut, fgd nr!
Pi"sn f"nurd silks linen sustr's gingha,Hs,
Scotch french and Eugish; Saxon Frcnci, and
domestic blk. alpIcas; English and American
prints.
" hlte Goods for Dresses, SC.
tamrr'es, jlckoneis, null, Swiss, 6gd and
plain book inuslia and nelis assorted.
TRIMMINGS
Frinees, gmps, Jeany Lind braiis, cords,
buttons Mc. SIX aud i.nen Cambria tidkts
Hosiery aud Cloves for Ladies aud Gentlemun.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Mus'ins, bleacheo and uni eached, cold cam.
brics, Canton fuane!s, wnlcn do, Iacauaird
diapers, fowl dia pers aud crash, bed licking, &c.
Hardware, Queensware. Boots,
Shoes and Hats.
G0OCERIES.
htn'assca, crushed and brown sn-ars Java
1 ,uu,rr, mad i,rn, ,.,4rn. ,on.,, .,.
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RnuTS I'M SHOES;
TEe sc5ssgso Il HE0sss /.

NyISHLH A. WiilrE rcsocct"'Iiy aus ",innes
] ' to the c;,,7e rs ofCeusi con iy, t,'it he has
taken the centre hnpse IN ""iana's Row"
Eil;"rs, innt a.,lev opposite Gehharts, t"rn'-
cry King lss. and that lie has opened tho
ssw4 >s- EyGnSc ~.
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Il 4. nj oV Il l. .

BOSTON & PRICE would respectfully in.
form ,leir friends, custoucrs and the public
generally, that they have removed tlutr
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-18

A PREcocIouS CTY.-The town of Southport, in
Wisconsin, has recently been transformed into the city
OF Kenosha" and has commenced life with scene of
tumut worthy of some of her older sisters A pro-
duce dealer, c. Hutchinson, the moving cause
The following is the story in few words:
Hutchinson had taken in wheat from several farmers
disposed of the major part of it, and absconded with
the proceeds From 10000 to 900 bushels less than
there were outstanding receipts for were found stored
when the premises were entered. Much excitement
was caused among the farmers by the discovery of the
dealcation but the disposition to make fair pro rata
distribution oil what remained was general. A farmer
OF Ohio Mr. John Bolt held receipts for about 5000
bushels and obtaining writ of repevn sought to re-
move that quantity, under protection of the State au-
thortles but compelled to desst bya large assem-
blage OF the farmers. The store was guarded by the
city authorities, and further roous proceedings were
anticipated.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-18
JUST PUBLISHED.
FOR SALE Ely
NASH & WOODHOUSE.


The Morning of JOY; being sequel to the Night Of
Weeping" by the Rev. Horatius Bonar. ...... Sc
The Lighted Valley, or the Closing Scenes in the
Life Of Beloved Sister, with Preface by the
Rev. VIM Jay. Observation-Disclosures. rs
The Golden Psalm-being practical, experiment
tai and prophetical exposition of Psalm xvi, by
the Rev. Thomas Dale, M. A................ 62
The Contributions of O. O., by Jane Tayor--il-
Illustrated with original designs, engraved by How
Rutherford's Letters-Letters of the Rev. Samuel
Rutherford, Professor of Divinity at ST. Andrews,
with sketch of his life, by the Rev. A. A. b.
mar, author of the Memoir of Robt. Murray Nc
A Bret Treatise ON the Canon and Interpretation
OF the Holy Scriptures, for the special benefit OF
Junior Theological Students; but intended also
for private Christians in generally Alex Nc
Celland, Professor of Biblical Literature in the
Theological Seminary at New Brunswick-2d
edliion, enlarged. 10
Marshall on Sanctiicaton-The Gospel Ministry
OF Sanctifcaton opened in sundry practical d
rections--to which is added Sermon on Jus-
fcaton, by Mr.. Walter Marshall .......... SO
Southeys Common Place Book-edted by his SON.
ln-aw--pars and leach. ............ SO
A $50, further supply of The Life of Lady Colqu-
hon, by Hamilton author Of ellie in Earnest" Is
ap 16
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-18
N PAINE Il CO., MANAGERS OF LOTTE.
NJ. RIES RICHMOND VA=BuY PAINES

m PAINE Il CO., MANAGERS OF LOTTE-
H. RIES, RICHMOND. VA.-Buy PAINES
Tickets because all the large prizes of any note sent to
Richmond in the last two years in their Lotteries,
arrangements together.
The whole of S36 900 and $50 900 sold in their Lot
teres in the last twelve months will amount to more
money than all the large prizes sent by other manage
ments in the last five or ten years.
List of Prizes sent to Richmond in PaineS Lotteries
inthe last t,oelpe months.
Whole $4,000 whole 10000; whole, 2 of $4,000;
whole 25 600; of 1000 OF 10000 and numerous
smaller Ones ranging from $500 to 5000
Orders for tickets will meet our usual prompt attention.
il addressed to D. PAINE & CO, or
C. w. PURCELL q co.
Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-18
MAY MAGAZINE-COOPER'S NEW
NOVEL.
For sale by ]. w. RANDOLPH, April l6.

Sam Sticks Letters, or Life in a Steamer. IS
Complete edition Of Tom Burke of Ours, by Chas
Dana's Prize Essay on Manures. .......... %
May No. Peterson's Ladys National Magazine. IL
Review OF the Webster Case, by member OF the
New DIRK Bar. ....................." II
Trial OF Prot Webster for the murder OF Dr. Park
man-plates. *
American Bird Fancier-Breeding, peculiarlties.
&c. OF Birds, by D. Browne-plates ...:... %
No. 2 Carlyle's Latter Day Pamphlets-Model Pri-
April No. SINNERS Plough, Loom and Anvil.
No. 309 Littells Living A Observation-Disclosures. II
April No Bank Note Reporter. ............... Il
Women in France during the 18th Century, by Ju-
liza Kavanagh-muslin. .....................1 OC
Arithmetic Practically Applied, by Horace Mann
" Plmy T.. Chase-mor. .................... Il w
Cottage Garden OF America containing Practical
Directions for Flowers, Fruits, &C., by w. Elder;
Lbergs Complete Works on Chemistry muslin. Il OC
Headlys Miscellaneous Works, 3vols-musn, gilt
edges, plates. ............. - ~
T. S. Arthur's Tales Of Married Ife-musln, gilt
Headley's Napoleon and his Marshals-plates--
muslin ......l w
New edition of Spencers Travels in the East. Il SO
Part and Southey's Common Place Book. SO
Do do do do muslin, vol.1 %
Vol Hume's Hist. England-muslin. ......... Sc
The Ways of the Hour, by ]. F. Cooper. Il Is
NEW BOOKS received in advance at l2l Main street
by J. w. RANDOLPH,
an 16 Bookseller and Stationer.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-18
UNITED STATES SENATE.


Alter the presentation of petitions the Senate resum
ed the consideration of the deficiency bill.
Mr.. Cass moved to strike out the item for an outfit
for Charge d'Afaires to Austria, and insert Central
Government OF Germany.
This was debated at length by Mr. King, Mr.. Cas-
Mr.. Foote Mr.. Hale and Mr.. Dickinson.
Mr.. Clemens asked for the yeas and nays. The mo-
ton to strike out was lost. Yeas II, nays20.
Mr. Whitcomb moved to amend so as to prohibit any
further contract Tor the patent office building without
the further provision OF law.
Mr.. Foote opposed the motion.
The bill was ordered to third reading, and finally
passed.
Mr. Foote moved to take up his motion to raise
committee for the purpose OF referring to it the slavery
subjects
Mr. Mason stated that the committee appointed to
attend the removal of Mr.. Calhoun's remains would
leave the city on Monday next.
Alter some conversation, Mr. Foote'S motion was
postponed Till o-morrow at 12s o'clock.
The Senate went into Executive session and then adj
journed.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The Speaker directed the journal to be read.
One ofthe assistants OF the late clerk in the act
of reading it when
Mr. Hail. OF Missouri, objected, denying that there was
any authority tor any persen to act as Clerk.
The Speaker said that the fact OF the reading of the
journal by OF the assistants of the late Clerk could
not impose any person upon the House Clerk OF the
House. His opinion was that the House was unorga-
nized without .Clerk and that the House could not
transact any business until Clerk was elected. Not
whsandng he held that opinion. he equally well
satisfied that the journal could be read by either of the
gentlemen serving at the desk his assistant Clerks
who still in their offices subordinate Clerks
The Journal was read
Mr. Harris of ILL.,, moved that the House proceed to
the election of Clerk.
After some unimportant proceedings, the House
agreed to 90 into the election OF Clerk Tellers were
appointed, and five Intellectual ballots were had. which
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Buyers referred to my Register Of Prizes to be
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