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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27
NERVOUS HEADACHE.

This annoying and troublesome of the lila that hssi heir
TO- has length found its remedy scarcely necessary name
the remedy we'll known Bakers Premium Btters
Bakers generally used the only remedy FOL
Tho Rev D. B. Wnfres Henrco has CIV
en- his certificate that he cured voent attacks OF
nervous headache weakness OF he by these
"Bers considers and recommends them most valuable
medicine Try lem with the headache.
These Ders cun be obtained Messr A. Bode
kerr Duyal Co. Purcell Ladd Co., Main street,
IT. Blair and I. Thomas, Shockoe Hill
NOR sALE.-225 land, very large portion OF II
II soil and we'll imbered within miles OF the LouI.
Railroad Hanover about eight miles from Rich.
mond and adjoining the lands Messrs r. WinGfed, George
Carter and Richard Gentry Terms accommodating. Applyto
/ A. COOK. and Collectors.
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The Bank of Tennessee refuses receive any other than
Tennessee money depose for exchange or In payment
of debts
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Law NOTICE.

IN " SCOTT and = S BRoADDCS have formed psrnt
ship practice OF law they will also attend 20 toe pse'
cu.on all against the oycfnmcnt OF tho United So
arising Bounty ,aad law passed by Congress Q
Of September. 1850 - ,1
business entrusted To their will DO promptly stenfe
They pracce the and SUI Court Of Caroline ia
over and King william Address T. W Scott, Ruh-r ienn es
!ms county, Virginia. A s Bfoadus Sparta caroline Gown
Wv Ia-epsu A s BRoADpfs
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NOTICE.. o..
TJyo Harriet w and Lucy Baird. dauehtes Of James %
and Sarah W., his wife, formerly Smith The SAID ia r.
and Lucy Baird are hereby informed ha, have In my nan
saey them by the Will Of Marks n Smith, Gee o.
DESTROYS Of paying 10 them. - ;, ,.sr, ,5e.
address will thankfully received Their Parents nov IN
Stale 10 Kentucky, about IS and removed o
STATE 20 Missouri within tho lag, years but % Sha ps
known IL il believed that the daughters have naS
Address Prince George ". Va, u or-a
THOMAS SMITH, EAR OF MARTHA - '@'-
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RANK OF VIRGINIA

yUNlE meeting Stockholders OF the BANK firn
viii DC held nj their Blinking Hou5r IN the Cay II RthfoAi
Monday, 10Th January nex'
Bank The OF ss
holder any election Of Directors officers II Bank nor shall 4ny
proxy BE- valid which shall have been executed sixty ays before W
. election SAML. MaRA, Cashier
(FoRM APPOINTMENT W PRofY)
Eno1 oV Nm, by these PTesetts, That hereby appon.
Substitute aud Proxy and behalf 70 VOC
election Director Directors of III. Bank OF Nirsini
And furthermore represent al meetings oil the So
hoiie Dank. anu Drhalf vois Er-pvts
ing enacng repeating amending such ByLaws Ordinance
or may deemed and convenient for zee
government and OF the said Bank fully
might could, personally present
Witness. - hand and seal this - day Of - $50
Executed IN presence OF - tspAtl
Dec. IL, iS50-2awtd - (sEAt.l
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OHIOLEGISLATURE.

w
~ pow faho \ from the committee on federu
relations made the following report .,od
Resolved That the Senators in Congress 90 lnsruc.e
and our representatives be requested to use all honoIap
means 10 obtain an immediate repeal o the act OIL congress
usually STYLED the fugitive slave law approved Sepe
Der l6, 1885, Oft, - %
Resolved That the governor of the State OF ONO DC ~
ouested TO transmit each OF our senators ana
lives In Congress copy Of tho above resolution
Mr. Ward moved that the resolutions be laid on inc Ia
be The yeas and nays were demanded, and resulted u;
follows MI p.,uo pa,net,
Bjeelow Bishop Blackburn, Burnett Bushnell CaTI, Ioe
ran Colburn, Cook Davidson Decker Deming, Dodds Of
Mon, eomery Eaton Fee Finch Frazier Gcrest Glasgo
Crimes Harlan Ilf james, johnson OF Jefferson hIyae,
Monroe. Oakley, SchifE Shook Steedman, Ward and WI
son of Wayne-3S. ~. r..
NAYs-Messrs. BRADLEY, Bdndy Chertngton, cox, Eoh
dit Dodds Of Warren Fdircald Hayes Johnson OF Medina
Keene KENT, Lenor, March, Mayo, Mitchell, morgan
Mccall Mckee PLUMB, Pow, Pratt, Rdmdge, hdyourn
Smith Of Adams Smith Of Cermonr, Thomas OF Preoie
Thompson Trip Van Vorhes, Williams, "ILLIAMsoS, WI
son of Wood and SpEAKER-23.
Whgs are designated by alc, democrats by Roman lei
ters and abolitioniss by CAPS We think the com
tse on federal relations Afford after that VOTE TO ad'
iourn sine die Cincinnati Enquirer. -
Little else was done to-day aside from the inauguration
of Governor Wood and counting the Congressional votes
- FRIDAY, Dec. Is.
Housz-Mr Bennett offered the following, 10 wit
Resolved That the general assembly of the State OF Ohio
meet in Joint convention in the hall OF the house OF repre-
sentatves on Wednesday the 18th day OF December 1884,
TO elect United States SENATOR to I'LL the unexplred term
of the Hon Thomas Corwin.
Carried The Senate has not yet acted.
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STEV noI.T.1Rs KEWaRD.

dun away the subscriber the 10th November 1850
rro woman Evy and carried with her her cad named
Mary Evy She forty years DID, and FIVE feet high
built and grey with front teeth and wide between Mary
il nearly TWO odbo Of them black The above slaves
thought the neighbohood OF the Old Church
end Of Hanover county, and In tbs neighoohood OF D
ehbs the upper which lace se has husband
The formerly belonged Bcnamin Kid who
West Tho above reward Will % gwen Tor the
delivery of G. Jones' Charles Gocdals In
Hanover county, David J. Saunders, in Richmond Va
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."By wise and mastery inactivity"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27

DISCOVERY OF A THIRD RING TO SATURN
The Cambridge (Mass Astronomers have discovered the
existence of third ring around this Planet which had been
for sometime suspected interior Of the two Others and
Eight satellites have also discovered and this of
and attendants shows that Il should have been
named after the youngest Of the Goddesses instead OF the
eldest of the Gods.
Tho planet We suppose will prove be made up Of rngs
and hollow spheres curiousy carved out Ike the Chinese
balls Of ivory that We see In our toy shops.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIyEs;i EaRss IRE m yss
dss.sss s a xh w xas doie s OF
Baltimore in The sss o. II M ss sat-.
rst Transfer Of TWO eencaes Of Sock o. me H. 6
Virginia Of Owe thousand dollars each ID. ssis 0i.
Nov a0-Sw2n ALBEIT 0S
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CARD.
MRS. LUCY !. GRhPS6EMINARY FOR YOUNG ,n,
ELs0N GREEN FEMALE sCHo0I---

IWERE will again be Female School Esun reen c,
ing a,h January 1851, under the supern,enLenrs a.
ret virginia lady, educated BY Mrs Herard one Of h. s]
teachers In the Safe Miss Petit well
can accommodate lew pupils in family as bo,rer ~
charge OF soo or ,u9n In English including board and
session OF ten months would very desirable thai he
commence the session together but viii bs received
will be made un!ess OF protrace Hines, NJ
Caroline county, three miles from Hanover Cour, House "
place Is my Post Office and four miles l.om D.,o ON
Railroad. JOHN chi SD, -
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--E6;yIy W0RTHAN & co

EDWIN WORTHAM q ~ ..,,cu. ITS
CtROcERS AND GENERAL COMaliSsioS l,s,J n.r,lcui
lI old stand OF Workman McGrud.: IS nave toic,
"a The sale Of Grain Flour Tobacco, &c Inc!
covering snv loss by Grain eonssnsn prnai ca
epot Of the Richmond Fredericksburg and Y eras
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27

THE NEW CAPITAL OF CALIFORNIAN the
last election In California is stated that the citizens OF
that nav State decided upon valsgo the permanent
Of government The capital city laid on, on the Bay
Of francisco abou, Is miles from the city Of San Fran
10 Give 10 the Commonwealth l56 of land
divided into the necessary lots and ground for the
men, buildings university charitable institution. &C. and
nes including SIPS o00 for State House. aggregate OF
s3700o0 to be paid within two years His associates
in this country arc said be General Thomas j. Green and
lan Pnhert / Walker
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27
Two HUNDRED CARPENTERS AND LABOR
Frs WANTED.
TMPORTANT TO FARMERS,

GARDENERS FLORISTS SHIP OWNERS. INCORPORATED
COMPANIES. MANUFACTURERS ARTlZANS PROBES
SIGNAL MEN MECHANICS AND OTHERS
TIyHE PUMP AND FIRE ENGINE COMBISED-Ri0HT SRcrR.
Ep BY UNITED STATES LETTERS PArgSr-All Infringement
will be This the valuable invention OF the
age and which vessels manufactures public cdhecs no.
tells and private dwellings, Incomplete and comparatively inse
cure With this cheap and efficient Fire Engine the farmer per-
independent all accommodating insurance companies and
can bid defiance the lncendnry.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
the undersigned certify that zach Of has had
erected on our lots ons Mehols Improved Pumps
and have given trial. and feel hesitation
nng Pumps worthy the confidence and patronage OF the
public JoHN iTIa,r IN. cr,y,
Ibavc Pump of Mr. r. Birmingham Mitchell IN my yard
tse most valuable appendage great and an off
Gent protection against IRE. H. D. TYLER
The Pump can 5. the Wing Office.
" NOICE-A persons buying selling the above article are
responsible IN for II. .....,,
a I,l,.P
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27

v1NliE next annual session OF this institution vii op.i
18th OF January ISL under the ,ir w.
Shepard, Nirsnian Principal AMI Teacher Mr. h,
charge Acaeny FOR three years ard take PLEASURE
pressing ourselves well satisfied with him every re.,,,
school will b- smaller than usual. board, wi, be AZ.
VIM. r. and or Moseley at S ~ per month Tuition In ~
Greek and Mathematics SD per oa.h. E.-s
branches $50 The location Ia healthy and evefv way
BILE ,and very accessible being miles Bucsnsh r.
House. Immediately e road eanc from TINT place 70 iary
v- the James River CAM Adrcs the sc5.eGbe.y Buzz.
ham Couu House WIN y. MuSEiEl,
CIR MOSELEl, Tr1.,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27

soUTHERN OCEAN STEAMERS.-We are gratihed
10 learn that there j. every probability on VIII
he made at The present session Of Congress for the purpose
of establishing sem-monthly line of steamers between
Norfolk and Europe and also TO Chages to connect with
line of steamers The Pacific TO San Francisco com
At Philadelphia has made proposals TO construct ten
ships convertible st tho pleasure of the Government into
seaers four be run on the Atlantic and elk on the
Pacific which 1t said has met with favorable acceptance
=, washington Mr. Stanton chairman of the committee
on naval affairs has prepared report, recommending the
project, which will be presented to the House In few days
We learn that II is interesting and uole document anc
.baI avail oursef Of the eaIes, opportunity on its ap-
neannce TO Law before readers.-l Norfolk Argus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27
THE VIRGINIA. HOUsI

TTNIIIS well known esi,hlhment blaed on uTasn
ing been enlarged thoroughly repaired will opened by the
ror the reception families and others about the s
december shall be spared satisfaction to the board
- ~ H. houso Dec i-c3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27
MARBLE YARD,

doN T ROGERS 9Th Street, Main Richmond, Va Dealer
u m Ecyan Italian Marble Monuments Iombs
Grave Stones pieces ofege description, Wall Plates FRONTS
Any design in Carving executed in the
Orders from country with city reference promptly a,tendedto
M Rogers served hs apprenticeship o the aIges
New York City, and having much experience IN IN,
himself that all work executed at his Shop Will give
done Norh 5-rv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27

LAND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ASE-AH uIu to-
de living at Harpers Ferry Va being entitled 6o acres
of land under the Bounty Act obtained from the Pen
seectsd Il on tract Of unoccuped Government land a,
-Harpers Ferry, being convenient in his estimation
than travelling over the wilds OF Oregon Minnesota or Call
foja The old soldier has consulted able legal gentlemen
Who have given as their opinion that he can hold the land
the bounty Act allows the location upon any unoecuped
Government land The property thus selected Is sad 10 De
worth $4,000.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27
DANCING ACADEMY.

13R and Mrs HIASkO have the honor
VI oyen their Academy the hrs,o March, 1851 The mo-.
and entirely dances will be taught, and In superior .
other teachers tho United States The stock OF Music has
greatly enlarged choice and Europs,
sic, aud will be performed By distinguished Musicians
Mr. and Mrs asko will DO a.alduos their eorts siye .
greatest sasacto and deserve tho patronage hy ar,
enjoy.
TERMS
Quarter OF q lessons III
Whole r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27
DIsGRACEFUL PROCEEDINGS IN ILLINOIS
ALMOST RIOT.

PEORIA, ILL.,, DEC. ~, looU.
Our city again thrown into much excitement to-day
The execution of Brown and Williams for the murder OF Mr.
Howet have taken place yesterday but by an order
from the Governor received Wednesday, was extended
10 the fifteenth Of January next This not being generally
known nor credited large of people OF this aud ad
joining counties, assembled to witness the execution and
being disappointed in their expectations, portion Of them
resolved thai the persons should be executed forthwith and
urged on by exciting speeches. they got OF the
scaod from the Jail yard and erected 1t in The street. IN
front of the Jail They then effected an entrance by Jerking
the doors and locks and proceeded with cowbas scanns
and other implements, to the cells where they met with
sistancc from Brown who although shacked as soon as me
cells were opened stepped into the man, na ss
ling barred his cell on the inside and deed Them He broke
the scanng the mobbers and gave them other striking
illustrations of his entire dsapproya OF such pro-
oeedngs The prisoners again secured in the cells and
before dark the crowd dispersed.
Thus resulted what fret all supposed would be most
tnpica and dsgraceul affair The mob fell back and few
OF cur citizens dropping in at this conuncture prevented
further violence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-01
TELEGRAPUe INTELLIGENCE.
Summary.

10 the United States Senate, message was re-
ceived from the President, in reply to a call for
information IN relation to the boundary question
between New Mexico and Texas.
TIE resolutions of Mr.. Cass for suspending d.
plsmatic intercourse with Austria, occupied the
attention OF the Senate during the remainder Of
its session, without, however, coming to q VOTE
The House OF Representatives convened, and
adjourned over, to pay the usual tribute OF respect
to the memory Of Mr. d crimson, who died short
ly alter the adjournment of the last Congress.
In the New York Legislature, memorial was
presented In the Senate, from merchants Of this
city, praying for reduction of the rates of toll on
canals. The bill amending the charter Of the Hud-
son River Railroad Company, was taken up in
Committee of the Whole, and passed the commit
tee, and was ordered to a third reading
The House passed bill amending the charter of
the New York Hospital. The discussion of the
slavery resolutions consumed the balance of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-01
Affairs In Washington.

OUR SPECIAL TELEGRAPXIC CORRESPONDENCE
WASHINGTON Cry,
Thursday, Jan. 81, 1850.
We reported you the appointment of Neil s.
Brown, Of Tennessee, as Minister to Russia, some
days ago. The President yesterday sent it to
the Senate.
On Monday next Sam Houston is to speak on
the Territorial question, on the basis of the Mis-
souri, compromise.
Mr.. Calhoun still improves, but Mr.. hackett
continues dangerously sick.
There is party at Secretary Prestons to- night.
The correspondence relating to New Mexico
was land before the Senate to-day. 1t amounts to
little else than reports of military operations Go
vernon Henderson, of Texas, writes, in lSi7, that
f General Kearny occupies New Mexico as a
separate territory, Texas must protest against it.
Mr.. Buchanan replies that he expects Texas will
get her just rights, but that Congress must settle
the question, and not the Executive.
Mr.. Crawford, on the 2sth Of March. 1919, wrote
that it was not expected that Texas would under.
take to extend her civil government to Santa Fe,
but that if she did the United States troops were
to avoid coming in connic, with the authorities Of
Texas. MIR. Crawford, on the 10Th Of Move mber,
advised the Commander and his accociates, in
New Mexico, to encourage the people to organize
themselves into State.
Thus, it will appear that the last administration
sustained the claims of Texas, while the present,
far as practicable, takes the ground that Texas
has no right to the disputed territory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-01

COmnsRCIhL APPAIRS.
mO~Sy MARKET.
tn stssa.r Is m N

Tn"rsdsy, Jan. 3f-6 r. M.
There more activity In the stock market to day
and zone Of the fspeiss slightly Improved. At the
6rst board Harlem Railroad advanced per cent Eris
Railroad, Farmers Loan, y; Morris Canal. X Can
ton Company fell ca There we're large sales Of Erie
Railroad Reading RsiIrosd aud Farmers Loas IN fact
all the fsncies freely offered than usual and
'be msrset VA upon the whole, little more buoysnt
than We have noticed for sometime past Government
and state stocks in better demand at prsvioue
prices The operations IN all kinds Of are almost
entirety confined to spectators in the street aud IS for
outsiders. they are barely heard Of.
Money 10 plenty enough for ell ordinary purposes,
and leans call With government stoc ks az collateral
easily b. effected at ain per cent The market 10
fall OF ali kinds Of business paper and the ratss
for dscoapt In the street. range from fifteen
per cent The back. full Of paper, aud the dis
counts made merely 10 keep mp the line The sub
treasury steadily drs~ns upon the banks for specie
and the depc.its viii doubtless be- In the course of
veek t-o, large previous to the recent heavy
payments There ~ sb nc two million Of dollars Of
the Mexican indemnity lett that L. IL the reosat pay
nept of ~ 500 zoe account OF that iuienity,
which ~ni b. du. 10 June next aud i IL po--bl. that
the Secretary Il the Treasury may anticipate its ms-
turity aud in that way Keep down TIE deposits If'
something q this knd h not done the bank will losc
large smoupt Of specie bfore the spripg uporsatons
are all w The day recsips at the custom house for
duties during the mooth e January were a. annexed
COnSrfcs o. rnE rosr % Nav YORx-Rk,svrr rsoss
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position that the tyrannoal unjust oppressive
or blood thirsty, Austris was proven to beth
greater the duty devolviDg the executive to cont
DIPLOMATS relations with, and the duty Of Con-
gress to provide means of supporting mission to that
nation II Austria was all that she had been repre-
sented here ana he had doubt that the most which
had been raid Of her bsrbarity trueso much the
greater the necessity that some brave spirit should Be
near that government, to stand up and defend the
rights Of American citizens and the honor Of the Ame-
rican name.
MI FoorE again took the floor in reply to Mr..
Smith and ipdulged In sarcastic remarks In re-
view Of that gentlemans several propositions partcu-
larry commenting upon his technical terms; and sug-
gestipg that the gentleman In reading the Senate
lecture upon Parliamentary proceedings and deco
rum, should pronounce his technicals with little
accuracy. He also ridioued what he considered
the lecture ON dignity by the Senator from Con
nectcut and In illustration, related the folio wing
ecdote:"A young lady from the country cheapen-
ing various articles at city store, when the clerk
took down particular article and asked her to buy
1t for the of her mother saying 1t will make your
mother look dignifed.' The young woman rejoined,
will 1t make NANNY look digridedn oh yes said
the clerk Then viii buy It, for nanny Is hi on
dignityn"
MIR Saith said he could not reply to the personal
illusions which the Senator had INDUCED In, with
self respect and then proceeded with two ad-
ditonal observations in explanation Of previous
marks.
Mr BERRrES took the floor and the Senate went into
Executive Session, but soon after adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-01

ARRIVALS AND
Colonel Campbell. St Louie; Mr.. lpgersoll and ME-.
Stott. rhiiadephla; General J. w. Tyson and lsdy,
Marylard; w. n Hart. Troy; j. Butterheld. Utica B.
}. Walker Schenectady; s NJ. Welsh, Bufsio W. D..
Deape and LADY. Nee York; r Adersnce and family.
A. yspkieecs. and g sissons fcughkeepsie; D. Boyd
jr Pbilsdelphis NJ n. white aud ID. Dicssy, st Lous
NJ. Campbell and q. W Page. Philadelphia Captain
Gallsst or and lady. steamship Fhilsd.lphis; rrs
per, rhiisdsiphia; NJ. w Chaplin, Hartford S Salts
bury, Worcester c. Collins and lady. Hartford; VI.
Collips st. Louis; +. Aydiett, Memphis, v Golf
G B Bisnchseli and . A Hioey, Philadelphia; n s.
Burnett and lady, Fhiladelphis; Captain Van Allen
and lady. Buaslo Castro, Mexico; DR. PEBBLES, New
YORK. Lieut.. 4 d. Bipshnsr. a. &. Army; Mrs Nf-
lard Fillmore, son and Daughter. Wsshis ston; W W.
tthsm. Baton; = p. Robins. New Bedford, 3 Otis.
Boston; n y. Anderson, Louisville; MIR. sad Mts
Niehls. Baltimore; r. n Chambertop. Norfolk, J An
eeli tishhili. D. n. Ankin aud WAX Destlver, Pm
lad.lph ,. n Smith, baltimore; p. N Macon, St
Louis. A diamond. Lexington, ny O.. Mason, A.
Mercer, fenps.; H. w. Bsilsy, fhisdephis; Rich
mcnd snd r. }. cider, we're amongst the arrivals ct
the Irving House yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-01

RKTpENoHnESr IN IHE Custom HousE.-We
are very happy to perceive that retrenchnen, has
actually been begun in the Custom House, by the
removal Of several unnecessary aud useless agents
ip that quarter. We hope it will be carried out
through the whole line Of custom houses through
ont the country, and that other portions Of the re-
venue service may feel the pruning operation as
much as the custom houses. II is very easy to
see. however, that Mr.. Meredith and his advisers
have not ordered this retrenchment with any good
motive, OF for any jusu6able ends They have
been driven into such course out Of revenge for
fhe delay Of Congress; but there can be no doubt
under the retrenchment already made. and ,h.t
which will follow, the revenue Of the government
can be collected with sufiicien; promp,,,uae and
ersctness, provided the men employed work the
same number Of hours and perform the same
services that other smpoytes in other service, per.
form every day. There have been always too
many idle and lazy persons around the Custom
House. THIS establishment has been an asylum
for dirty politicians, where they were Pensioned
IN idleness and luxury; and there are at this mo-
msnt number Of yagrant and idle politicians re-
tsined by Mr.. Maxwell Why don't he remove
them at once Why not abolish the naval officer
here, aud naval ,torekeePer at Brooklyn, a, snce