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WATCHES AND JEWELRYI

4 ID. ANDERSON, No. ~ 81 Chaser ,---s
- Watches Cllf0noueteFs and Nautical fnri,s -
meuts accurately adIusted Philosophical and Else "a.
uiea Apparatus made to order and repaired. 49,
90-hour Chronomeiess altered to rnn s. ho1n rEi
Al a. MEYER, No. 100 CAnr stree1 W sfeF - =
lfAs maker and dealer ia JEtVELRY.5 coin iat1
PENS, FANCY ARTICLB5s aud WATCHES ia.
An jewey articles repaired at moisEate prices ml6ani
FINE NATCtiEs, JEW EI4RY .sfLyEEfsNARE
VQUNG & CO., No. y GIMP STREET. (Iats
NELSON A. YouEs1 will have constantly on ~
PLEx WATCHES tfor Ladies G and Gessiemes.s "a.
WeaT OF the most approved makers Of London AlH
eTpooi and Geneva, consng Of Heavy Hunting and Opeu
rsee Gold and Silver Watches, fne Second or Timing
Watches. oi English manuiacture.
Beautifully CHASED and Engraved Watches for Ladies' of
Lades Guard and Belt Chains an entirely new pa,sern
Ladies and Gentlemen's Finger Rings. Of Diamonds
Ladies and Gentlemen I3reas,pins new yIss Gold Pens
with Gold and Silver Holder Cod Pencils Cod and si
yer Thimble new patterns Of Earnings Lcckess; tuds
FINE sIisVERVARE-Co Consisting Of Table. Tea, De.
ser MUs.aTd and Salt Spoons; Table and Dessert Forks;
Ladies; Butter Knives, also, a1soFment Of Silver
sPECTAcLEs-Por Ladies and Gen.
PtlefneS, in God, Silver and Steel Silver
80, Spectaeie Gases Spectacle Glasses tc suit
SUSPENDER BUCKLEs-Gcld and silye, suneads,
Bgckle Fine Silver plated CaoFs, Candlesticks etc. etc
e,iA iMA5ABiE Z MANTEL CLOCKS, new style; require no
ENGLISH OFFICE CLOCKS, first quality.
Can9 m9unted, Diamonds Reset and Jewefy Manufac-
AZ Ladies and Gentlemen visiting the city are rsspsct
lRy invited 10 examine the stock above mentioned as every
ace y warranted as ne offered for sale in the city,
sna ed ucoH Of former prices The sctet
geivey, which guarantees perform or no charge so
beagade. ieftf
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r,,,r, MAYoRALTY OF NEwoRLnANs, July 10, 1850.

: n,r,,,,, @ @HIAiuRALIY OF NEWORLRANs July 10, lS50
NOlHCE Is hereby given that in accordance with tbe
49,, tesolnlon OF the Council of Munnipalty No Two
Hat H al uelr sitting Of I'd ins will sell the Contract for
% twS school houses the property belonging to
WEE seonu Nna,elpalty situated in the First and Fourth
os at ~ ~ clock M in accordance with plans and speci
Wll n TPosSM,N
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~2 BOTANIC DRUG STORE.
NJ a gS CAMP STREET, Nkw ORLrANs eKl
III Conducted BY DIR. A. A. JONES. W.

~ C9DnDuCTED BY DR.. x. a. JONES W.
37.n,,; I'M, Od establishment socs a nuance (A
q psoc patronage IL the oldest one now III existencs IN
he South. And the one too that has unorly kept n s
ana good eticlnes is eynced by the that is oldest
" the proprietor whose experiences in that line is Of some
sixteen years standing They prepared of the best in
Should Planters Physicians or private failes wish tn
procure Botanic Medicines that are in eyeiy respect warrant
81 70 answer the designs Tor which they recommended
y nave only TO give their commission merchant in
sfueions 70 procure them of the subscriber who keeps con
snty on hand a and complete assortment both of SIM
afforded in the South.
Also all the late Botanic works.
a Botanic Physician always in attendance, Remsm
the No of the store ss CAMP STREET. y25 d&W tjanl
SOUTH w 5MHEsIEItN 5sl H0BsEmL;, DQRELL,
sDowELL late Of Vicssburg and Natchez, respectfully
informs her old friends and acquanances in Mississippi and
. tree Se%saSs as e1 very aTss seo s1d u e s
See & sSek Sy o nR ErSpeh psrGsH ESgsh Gsm@p and
this line of business in the South will She hopes be sn
Gent Of their fitness for the and tastes Of he
extensive, rich and well assorted stock of BONNES Of ali
kinds, styles and prices trimmed and untrmmed which can
enced and eompeten. artists direct from Pursrticp
lar attention will be paid to This brnne Of busness-and
sf the laet fashion will always be on hand ,tIt;c,s
FLOWERS in great variety; Head Dresses; Laces; Silks Vel
vets; sai9s Musn. Ginghams; Linens; Hsndkerchiefs
Paasos Ribbapds; Splendid Robes Apaeas: Bareses AMI
vefous other articles too MENTION all OF which
examine for themselves SHIRTS Of all qualities made 10
order iyi6 "
RUTrER-75 kegs Orange county and choice June But
ig2s : w ~ dHAs. sToUGHToN. "a Camp St
VVATCHlls-l50 Groee Clark's for sale by
w lys8 l. w. ARrHuR& & co, Is and q New Iieyee.
GtIGARs-200,0 900 assorted qualities, for sale bv
" jySs LW.ARTHUR co, sssnd y New Leyse
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rE'0 PLAtthits AND BlJILDEHs-A. BROWN
IL Cob Dcatsrs IN al kinds Of Lanbey,-Cygiress.
h'te and Yellow Pine, Mahogany, Black Walnut Oak
~ and Poplar; Slahogany Newels and Balasers I.ath
aud Fire bricg, 3 20 MAaAzIsE sTEKT INV IN,
ts ans. STEAM SAW-MlLL NAToHRz Miss
where the Mississippi River below Natchez, al shos
AllGs- az yd 3mW
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ng fourth door from Common street, office Of H. Davis
i,afy public, New Orleans will buy and sell Landed
Property obtain oans Mortgage; Discount Notes: serve
as AppSisr and Expert 2dlus Aeeoagts make Copart
Summer aud viii Agent for owners Of PROPERTY
assessment for taxes fair valuations draw ease coll
lent rents, etc. etc. and attend Agency business In gen
eral mbi5
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PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC STORE.
20 q q n p 8 n u 4, Z, ~ -

I A. TYLER has on hand and is constantly receiving
Ii PLaNo FoRTES. from the Justly
Davis \ Co. Boston; John 3. Dunham, " NJ
DAVID Van Winkle, A. II. Gale Co, andl ~ VI v
Jas IL. Groveten New YOrk; also Pleyels Paris PIANos
Orders received for the H0RST'S PATENT IRON PA
NOS, TO be delivered in fast received from the
factory These Pianos decidedly the best Piano now
use particularly for the country, where Tuners seldom
be hdd they will stand longer and in better tune than any
other Piano. These Pianos have an independent rim or case
which can be removed in moment, there being
n0n between the Piano and Superior GUITARS
NSffa VIOLINS, ACC0RDEONS, FLUTES, and
A As other Musical instruments, constantly hand and
$SSfz for sale at low pnees. SHEET MUSIC for Pisno
Ssskse Forte; Guitar, Flute, etc. Also INSTRUCTION
IA BOOKS for all musical instruments Gsy Lib.
ea Discount 10 dealers, Teachers and all those sending large
orders. "A II orders promptly attended to. mh2l
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FANCY GOODS.

DRY GOODS BY THE PACKAgR.
~. EtTfxft19Ga' Smith.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
iell NO. 50 GRAvIER STREET. Iy
pENsHssTo hEeFcnanEs, Accounts Ists, etc.
W. B. KENNEY, ~
GOLD AND BELk.ME PEN hldRER
5 ~ Magazine street. ~
A. s,s sn lg hap6 asa 4 eo9sisny psaaiaeras
a ssmpsa W y Ksnnsy nov II < eSS S9s My s sSs
easls ss &c ss e FL s a E & sss %s s b. F and
f Municipal Giers 81 Of ths Second 49nePaly and ho q
s s. with s ssr Is, 's SS s a S Bs @ 70 "''' % s
ENINE CLOTHS. CAssIAlEFis. sATINETs. etc.
prices f ss ssS eee PRss t6sm essy &c a. very low
arly tne medium and coarse Cloths and cassines of
Msr1e. Cashmere Kentucky Jeans FIsanes nd BianIets
(IOTTON QsNABURGs AND KENTUCKY LIN
~ sEYs AND JEAN s-II6 bales III and 8 Cotion
psnabuFgs. various brands and II bales Kentucky Woo
i %y ana jeans 'o' ' a. r. s P%IMER AIN EHRs gss
1 iNEN GOODS--R REGULAR WHOLESALE DRY
good o NES 'sjE soob o sSssIs e me sSsI @s
grade of dressed and undreed Linens Plow-aase Linens
Flames o~a "ss aad dfG Gs aes. Hse aD5 D srG sRS
kohnds, Linen Diapers and Damasks. Towels, Napkins
api6 J. II. PALMER. Sc Grayier street.
M EMS AND BOYs' SUMMER ts0ODs-Reg
g mechant and traders fresh and desirable ssotet oi
9ss Eas ps as ET ssa sS%n e wssE G s1
Mixed CROTON CLOTHS Linen Drills and Cheeks; Cot,
Gasr. 'i @y 'af IL sad ifi1 y Nsa ssys ssaeh Z.
THOMAS ATKINS,
MATRASS MAKER AND UPHOLSTERER. No
AI1 2S6 BieHrtaie street. 4. BEDSTEADS and C0TS
supplied on the most reasonable terms mhi5 H.
DRlATEU AND BifACHEO lsODDs-The sub
Pos ssaSsf aS psss % s e ss G Sa9 by % @
Lawns mnsihs acones and Bareges, greatly reduces
E6Sf6Ds sy w'9h H. ri f2EER% 29TE1E e. J sAe 4
PATENT SfieTALi INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
VIE sqbscrs Agents for the Manufacturer have con-
stany on an and re ready % receive orders for every
ganey and style Of Goods made from Gum Elastic u1de
GOOgYEAR's and other Patents, such Capes Pouehe
ieggings and Clothing of al kinds, Army and NAVY aes
Air Beds, Pillows, Life PeserysT Camp Biankets Tents
knapacks Gun Covers Hospital and Carriage Cloth Steam
Packing Mill and Gin Bands, Hose, and every other arce
Factory Prices. AlsoAways on banda nrpe assrroer
Of SADDLES. HARNESS, LEATHER. COACH and
HARNESS TRIMMINGS, TOOLS, etc, etc, al t5ei,
Saddey Waeouse, Nos - and 81 Common street. Second
oets SMITH & BROTHER.
DRY G00Ds-Sutable for The Mexican ATaIket-
- case 4eQ pieces Sill HAHDKERCHIEFS
Ceases l6O pieces IS IRISH LINEN;
case assorted DA MASK CLOTHS;
Il saiss fsis S9 pIesgS Ssi% aSsqSIlp g IhETTlNG
o bales l4ASIlkGS; Jnst lznded and for sale by
Y4 JOHN u. ELLIOTT s. co. 90 Gravier St
ROBBBlNET MUsQUITO NFTTINtl. "a eases
eonalng aO yards very superior 100 inch wide Bobbne
my0 JOHN H. ELLIOTT & co. % Grayiers st.
MEN LUSTERs AND CHAMBRAYs- The
- undersigned has in store LINEN LUSTERS,a beapti
tol assortment Of colors and fine and medium solid Cham
pray Ginghams for travelling dresses.
Fine BIocaded Muslin Dresses, Linen Bareges Solid Black
Lawns, PAIN Swiss Mnslins Bishops Lawns Fine Tape
my9 j. H. PALMER "a Gr,,ia,st
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AT BHADNEn SMITH. lje1erai 5i,,e19i ssio1-

NJ BAADNEH SMITH, General Commission HeT.
eAqnt, 50 GRAyIER STREET, is Commissioned TO take
AcknoW Judgements OF Deeds and Powers of Attorney 10 Adj
munster oats and 70 take Testimony and Proof Of Demands
py appointment OF the Governors the foOng Stats viz
MAINE, NEW iAAPSHTRE, VERMONT. RHoDE
l5l1Apl ~ I GSlNs HCIIClJT NEW YORK, NEW IER,
~ ~, y PEN NisSHliRARlAtO OHIO, MICHIGAN, WTSt
TGn5IGeSsIH, INpiANAt IIl.INo!S, MISSOTRI, KEN.
~ hSp1Hff p1Hnff \ TEN NESSEE, NO. CAROLINA, SOUTH
GlDA. ~ = ~ 20 e, -
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BUSINESS CARDS.

DUBLIN ECOa SAhlTDs
TI'HEo. o. sTAJIIIl. ystarg grslis. No. S Grsyer
M, q sas, - ME- ~ es9
Ill. No ii 81 66ares - =, '"''''s spg Gn'' Tyr
ii M0LEiF 5@29rtsr q ,wiss Bgssdg, or. etc. ead
VAT q. RAYMOND. Family l5roc1r- ~ 5,so6
w. street. ''0'''' sosi p
In Craye, raat 'iaaster o. HOerGgess 90
~ SITTsRIlV Ss,.- l5-.f.- :, = 5,--5--- -
= :. 80. = w -. or,slls; ~. JAP y
d chants and SIR Hsents, 81 Common <, H. g. a5
lBplG, MIR d GO. CeanfisstoH Merchants, No. 80
SSEIyEII, n. TAYTnIs f1aorfs, o5 IV39es and
/ A. BEARD, .8n5floaes5 aud 8gDTalssr, No 10
EVIH.J lIE. c5a1salgsioa Merchant end Sll91inE
Ia 9essfS M 1,osnn,on sres, sg.s ' ~ ~ ''pYas ri
.,,,, 20 Sel,l,.oa suss' "
aad ssmes.se 65ss VI Eaat Rlsss. n IL
Ill, Me, s.AN q 60 = Co,ten Eaetors qHq Ign
11ss.sa eeesss. ?. eeaa sttse lyS5 lya&W
": Oi ~ ls ceg,gtsslSa Aere4q9 Y ad SA1
AshhNES M 4 t,,NpE1s0S . Nc gSs.ae t'ros@s ES
80 aa .aset ssssl, rev oIeans: pz d&M
Sc Gsrsr street Y''s4'' D'4' q 1>'s apiS liSSd IS
w Camp sfect tGfee iasy ocSSped 81 nctB 3. Mats}
Nswoaeans: se. - apll y
4 Texas '''0'''S q ha%' henderson,
Rser t0-Ge0fge Wingfed & Co. NJ. Greenwood 4 CO..
Wis Y Rawlins, New Orleans. n6
j ViN ~ .ft[gfqeg az {'gs, yotqrg Pub
over ExShang5 Bank Of Horace Bean 4 60. miz 6m
+ F. LOWE, BsR Hanger and LosEsmiA, Camp
:zss1 sresil y corner at oi Esieille
TRA11Y - s-1s..o.---.. - D r.,
~ yg'.arg Psle No 81 Grayer street. up starr over
e D9llstll otlles nhSi On
TURNER q SOFIA, Storage and cOuHlissiea .sIeT.
e Esw 4daas corner Of Orange md 1si Lfyee y
al NJ UARRIEflS5 a, IA FT,...s..,- - -
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PATHS! BATHs!-T6e pl


AIHs! BATH BAIHsGThe r public respectfully informed
ecepy erected sr,e Is'S,' on E4ebaaSs
.7HeV, of Bienyile street, sIdf, SS,l
now in operation The Bath HASgS@zss5ssssz=
Rooms for HOT, COLD or HtfVS9 lIsy9Es1sA
SHOWER B A TIL are well hI FlLlhdaHHah
lighted and admirably ventilated " 81 asis
pense having been spared by zszsfss-
the proprietor make them complete In al their de.ss H.
proprietor of the EXCHANGE ALLEY BATIIS bnSs
elegant Bath Rooms CONT street. near he coyer
OF Dauphin the site formerly known as the NenoTiir
Baths, which excel in magnicence any establishment Of
the kind now in this city, and where HOT COLD SHOW
Err, VAPOR and INDICATED BATHS can be had M
all umes from O'Clock A. NJ. TIL 10 O'Clock p NJ -. Hot
Cold or Shower Bath, cents. myiI 3m
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY, 23 Julia ct.
The undersigned respectfully inform the public they are
prepared to fur sh all kinds of CAST IRON and
BRASS WORK, BLACKSMIPlNG OF every descTip.
ton, PATTERNS, etc; they will also Make Repair or
put ENGINES or MACHINERY on reasonable terms
and with punctuaity PRENTICE & MURRAY.
4 OCKSAIITHINts. BELL.HANGING and C.eneyal
IL JubBlNGi will st u be carried on by Prentice who
wOuid sy his former and the pubc thai II
they need any thing in the line CALL and he will use his
jei5 In ! ''''' PRENTICE & MURRAY.
ENXCHANGE ON NEW YORK-Bils al five 10
1ls sAD fTSnS II EfIi6R at
E'lHk BhiCKs-s9.oO 900 English Fire Bricks, landing,
yS ~ HAYMAE HOLDEN. SO Magazine street.
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VNAINHIls-l5 Grooe ClaTk's Tor saIe nv
w iyB l. w. ARTHUR s co, IS and S9 New Leyee.
CIGARs-2oo,O 600 assorted qualities, for sale by
~ Nss 1, w. AkrHUR Y 90, 2and y New LeYee
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DuBLIC BATHS-FREsU on sEIr I.J =. acIs,
4 Cold Warm and Temperate - - -nlI1 wa IEh--
BATHS -. A sO -. II AIR
CUTTING AND SHAVING Ie7t1 FAlE1
BY STEPHEN w. RuDaERs ESS@5zs-llasz.
No. 1872 Graver street, between tAMQ tls]g95tSH
n,aronne and Phillip p a tL JIfM1gS4M
fleets. - d5asss
mv31 If sszzzzsssa
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treat this part of my subiee professionally and ot :.
legislator II for the Legisatuf to r,Tviss - - -
mems Let any one calculate how many miles Of such a
past year by inundations. 's' "i'ain tae
mooagn iopegEsPhe survey Of the State as mart of
state 10 Distinguish the boundary between s .e
and and thus TO levy upon lands lsbs - nm ~
uon ior me purposes OF leveeing aad draining ihen
a we walt longer for the development 81 fhe ...,.
~ We saIe while Others reapng the rich reyrsi- X m,
lew thousands spent in a scientific surves ~ ~ " 'ne
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M 3neI aasea ls.ranen!S g constantly a on hand and
aAESAs Forte; Guitar, Flute, etc. Also INSTRUCTION
%s5e buOhS for all musical instruments. GaE Lib
eTa Discount dealers, Teachers and all those sending large
orders. -. .All Orders promptly attended to. nh21
DIANO FORrEs FOR sALI1-A choice and large
PIANOS and PIASISos of Of iifsren iRis@ei
bfated manuac1re ain These asrpmsns 1ya
aie a OF upeToy for richness OF tone, and
very reasonable prices aud respec fully invites the public 20
his in order tha9 hsS sv %Sy 'qSe Ne adySHage q this
ffEn ffESo Pianos REPAIRED, RENTED. TUNED and
APPRAISED. -- myl 3m
nLD BAYOU ST. JOHN HOTEIl-LAKE a.
are respectfully informed that this delightful and bean
TRs Ba uP w Re 6e G Of III esar %nS q M yS %
a9rant Is not to be surpassed by any in the city. Call and
s.'s7 IS in good order. ie7e
DAss CHRISTIAN HOTEIr-In consequence =
taken her place on the Lake or the season, with ,be
9l running to the watering psees the
this establishment for transient visitors reduced from sa
Va Imsiy R. II. MONT
GPEAR's HYDROGEN AND OXYGEN 1sA6
y BURNERS-The Hydrogen and Oxygen GGs Bnrn
patented h june s before 5e eabss s far %f rs and
tlnn and trial These Gas Burners and Distributes in con
an'led to bum saw dns S from saw mills and the bagsase
necessary to accomplish this is sufficient wood Ia nS
steam on the machinery The beauty and Eny ~ nv ny
of the Burners but in the perfect ease with which lbey can
be erected plantations without interfering In tie with
the machinery already in 49,
Planters and Others derous of avang hemssve, OF This
usefnl apparatus would do well call on M al as early
day as osbe, as the orders on hand present are very
age and as the machines cannot be constructed until lie
iiSs TM0A J 0ssts sPEAR ~ Il Mfs5sined Masaaned ses
The plan of the apparatus can be at my office.
-Hla u Il. J. S.
D9RTkR AND ALE--London Porter and East India
Ia Ss5 &6SB nDs F lpdaf u faa S f BY
NLAHET-2O0h boxes for saIe by
- jyI6 l. w, ARTHUR 4 co. as and % New Levee
FT'OBACCO200 boxes of the choicest kinds and 200 Of
\ assorted brands, in store and Tor sale by =
Jyls e. J. HART co. 70 Tchoupitoulas at
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r q. WEBEII. Rom o,,,I -. 49,

Jsq saa GSg aysnaelet sts oumv SoHS9F bssg,S og
B'6a'}' '6a'}'' ''an{A 'Han{AD a 8 Ss~ s ] ssiPs' II = '
AeePs 60 q 'y on hand every thing in his nepeiadine
great yati u Ladies' and Genemen's Boots and Slaass
and will sn at the lowest Cash Prees ~ au si,o9I oI
patronage is respectfully solicited a smart Ul M Pd1Hc i
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. 'S a. + -ii coGiRzS' Si RSS' Co aToAoupiloul.. $.
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: as--[=-
Ieie In all their details The
ALLEY BATHS. has
0nti street, near the corner
known as the Nepouilly
snce any establishment OF
e HOT, COLD, SHOW
I'D BATHS can be had al
u 10 O'Clock P. NJ Hot,
. myli 3In
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


00-Mr HsnHS N. LxwIs ofhoasomsy, AIsssnaE ssA.
travelling agent for Alabama Mr. b.
D. BasrT
ay-Mr IssAEL e. yAsss south TENN street. Pniadsl
pba general travelling agent assisted BY hes~. Wa n.
wELD, Jons coLLHs JAAps DEERHs, A. KIHx wxLLHsroH,
e. A. EvAHs, JAnEs CLARK, and r. LOOKS.
Q o. w. JAnEs Mo- Harrison Cincinnati, Ohio Is
gsnsra travelling sgen Mss
snsrs,J, r. DEHy, TAyLoK, w. ARHsEsoHs, fssRs
Lo1Ks, w. RAssAys and 9. srHHnAH. M 3a saa attlt X.
0O-R1csips nom either Of dhs shove will be good al
0pwnlAs Gsots ReAnoad Virgins, general sss.s
for vaia assisted BY travelling agents PuLIss and JAHss
TneAAs. GHfB He 4sfaat
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~ rAsxas wrrzrDnAwn.
On motion by MIR. RUSK,
Ordered. Thai The hsi.s Of Raphael Garcia, deceased
have leave wi,hdIsw from The fes Of the Senate the
papers relating 10 said claim y III
On motion by Mr.. MORTON.
0rdrsd Tha, Henry A. Nanss have leave Withdraw
his petition aud papess from The files Of the Senate"
a M yEw ORLEANS cusros HOUSE. Ct IN
Mr.. SOULE submitted the following resolution which
considered, and agreed 10: s-.4s-.4s.-.-s-..-.
quessd % Inform The senate o. the condition Of Tie
house progress Of construction a. New ,nesps
chse originally inued with the saperniendence OF
building" a9a 33iff91 tsi t NIt
On motion by Mr. SEWARD, the Senate proceeded 70
the consideration q sssGou ,~s,vs SIoe anu
I The Senate appointed committee to wait upon the
President OF the United States, in conjunction with
him that the two houses having finished the Legislative
business before them ready TO adjourn II he had
no further communication to make to them.
Mr. EWING, from that committees reported that they
had performed the duty assigned them, and that the Pres
dent replied that he had no further communication 10
make. a
House OF Representatives 10 inform the House that The
Senate, having finished the business before them, are
about TO adjourn t3Ht@
On motion, II was
are due and are hereby endered to hs honorable VII
LIAM r. Ke the ability dignity and imparialy with
ate pro tenn = 5 satlE @N tEH a f+
Mr. KING, President pro tenn, then rose. and addressed
the Senate as follows
SENATOR'S Our protracted session is about to close
The causes which have led 70 its unusual extension were
Of character well calculated TO produce an excited state
OF feeling and occasionally 70 lead to alterations OF
very unpleasant character Whether the action Of Con-
gress will allay that excitement restore harmony, and
bring about better state Of feeling in the country re-
mains to be seen. As an American citizen, devotediy
attached 10 the institutions Of my country, sincerely
hope it may; and trust that the dangers with which
we have seen threatened will warning to all
future Congresses deal justly by every section, and to
respect the constitutional rights Of all il they would in
sure the pemanency of our Union In dischargng the
duties imposed upon as your presiding officer may,
in the opinion Of some, have been too strict in the
orcement Of the rules adopted for the government Of
this body Should this be the case, can only say that
il gives me no pleasure TO exercise authority. and have
only been led TO do when the occasion called for by
an mperious Of duty to the Senate, over which
your Kindness has called preside In taking leave
OF YOU senator's but express my grateful sense OF
the kindness and courtesy with which have uniformly
been treated wish you all safe return to your re-
spective homes.
He then proclaimed that the Senate was adjourned sine
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-10

No. 7odds Buildings Pennsylvania arenue, merit door
Brogns Hotel, Washnsfon, d. c.
nHAs. DE sELDING ANDREW wYLIE, jr., having formed
copanershp for the purpose Of prosecuting claims before
misoners appointed for the adjustment Of spoiaons other
claims against foreign government prepared give their
all be inrustcd
charge They will obtaining pensions, bounty
land, dues claims arising under contracts, treaties
otherwise buying and selling real estate collecting private claims
rents, &C.
Andrew Wye, IT,, will attend any with
either himself the firm be intrused In Of the courts OF
the District Supreme Court Of the United States.
Chas De SEEDING, being United States commissioner notary
deeds for all the States of the Union,
will prompt the taking Of testimony acknowedg
Deeds other duties which apperan his ONCE
Charges will regulated by the claimed,
and the extent OF services required.
Communications post paid) will receive immediate attention.
Sent o-dy
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-10

We inquired on Tuesday last whether the New York
Evening Post was correct in stating tha. Mr. Van Bases
had been nominated sshs presidency ny sssoaioao
the Syracuse Convention. We doubted the fact and
The following article from hs New York Globe confirms
our suspicious: 81, l,,s,-,, ~. ,,st,
The dsmocsrc party At Syracuse last month adopted
aresoution expressing their APPROPRIATION Of the ief
81 The deinocrstc parry Of the Unlon, ~ Toe
Baltimore Conventions Of 1870 IA and -, The abolition
ofean w this city itedassy arsnped % dpisy ~ WI
the exfuss efi vssacity opoa me prcceedinKs OF ,ne
obnssntiDn1s In 6aurdaya pspcfon sshhshss ib ely
hhlssdssb asd decssss thst rms Syrsouss vonsenson
hdepssds faaio4g oshss ssS4luons repossed feson-
ntfnr Martin van Bfea candidate Tor the
E<seden6y Such alsehooa MAJ ~ thought tunny y the
noA Az ohs zee In them maiice Of bsfied