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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04
s. REygARD.

ID ANAWAY from Inc subscriber ON III on, ar /.
IL August last, lad named
JOHN WILLIAM KIRBY,
an indenfed apprentice. who is about ii wears Of
a5e The above reward vii Be given for his re- 4
coYfry Any person employing orharboriug him u.
VIII oe prosecuted q the full extent bf the law.
BeTYyilie, seN q, 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04

: q 7---7-'-
BENJAMIN LUCAS, D. s.
From the above ii VIII hs seen that / am not !
Delinquent as Published 10 The papersgt the coun-
", CHAS. C. CAMERON
N0ctoher 4 4S5O-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04
Shaving Cream, Hair Dye, &c.

Shaving Cream, Hair Dye, &c.
TULES HAULEs celebrated Shaving Cream;
y - Hair Dye;
Dipilatory;
J" Eau Illustrate
Lily White. Persian Or Chinese Powder, Rouge
Hair Oils, Pomades, Latjus elegant Extracts
Florida and Rose Water, Bay Water, Cologne
andlLaTendar Water Toilet Soaps, &C.
Shell ahd Buffalo 0rnamenteA, Tuck Combs;
Side, Twist, Neck and Childfen's Combs;
Hair, Cloth, Nail and ShaTlhg Brushes;
Tooth Brushes in great variety; on sale BY
q. DALTON HAMMOND
Sanfernher s. $50 aE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04
!. SPIENDID SCHF Nm,

Tickets $lQ-Halves $5-Quartefs $3.50
Certificates iof Packages ot 26 Wholes $3.50 90
Do. do. Df Do Halves 60 90
Do. 10. Df 26 Quarters 80 90
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04
Readn-.MaIe Ciofhing.

ever offered 10 the public: consisting Of Dress
Goats, Ffoek Goats, Over Goats. Sack Over Coars
Sack Goats, Cicaks; large lot Of Fan and Win
irr Vests, SUCH as Satin Silk velensia clolh, SC !;
Pants Of allqualities colors and sizes with many
ether articles nor necessary 10 enuTpeiate.
Srsice ii 10 say, thar his assortment cannot he
heaien, and ais prices are nnpfecedentedly lows-
Let an examination Of his Stock be made.
DAVID SEIGLE.
Harpers~F Ferry Oct 4. 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04
CuallFserIand Coal.

LWAYS on hand al The lowest RATES.
T. = sspt- ", 1893. II. I. EBy 8 SON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04
$4,000!
100000 /

S30O00 S20D00l Sl5,000l NV
100 Prizes OF Sl POOL
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, forthe Bene-,
' iitPf Monongalia Academy, Glass No III,
ls9O tole drawn at alexandria, Vas on Saturday,
the l2th oil October 1881 gfI III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04
The Scholastic Exercises Of the
Frederick Female Seminary

Hta " resua,ed "a Monday az aaa Of Sspt, Aeq.
HNHE Board Of instruction consists OF nine Pro
u leEsors aud Tutors; abundanty qualified 10 fill
heiT respective stations with credit and 10 ihpart
a full and extensive course Of Instruction from The
ng iPent stges OF an education ta the completion al
The collegiHte course.
Aulpk arrangements have been made for tie ac-
eqmmoAatidn pf Boarding SeholaEs.-.5 The dprmi-
tories are well ventilated aud elegantly furnished -
There is also attached to the building commodi-
GUS Play ground and Bathing Establishment
The price of Board and Tuition in all the branch
& required for Diploma, Including furnished
rooms fuel, lights Washing &C., 1900 per scholas-
tg yeaT, pa9qble Mt yearly Ia a3rsRrc.
;For circulars q fn5ther information, adtFcss
H. WINCHESTER, President.
I'll ed,rick, Md, August 2, 1S5Gs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04
Groceries.

TtRUsHED ap2 Loaf Sugar,
Nj Brown do, extra 4ine
Afolasses, fea and Coffee
a lev Bacon Hams, Just received and FOR sale
* 49,. JEIfE. HARRIS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04

EXTRA FLOUR made BY George Henson, for
"a sale low BY T. RANLINS.
Sent -. 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04
Tickets SI6-Halves -QuaFters s IL.
Il. Ej0hths 81 on IA

Certificates Of Packages Of 25 4Nholes $500 60
Do do Of 25 Halves ITO 90
Do do Of 25 Quarters So 90
Dc do 81 % Eighths ~ 50
Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certifcates
OF PacSa Ses in the above Splendid Lotteries win
receive The most prompt attention, and an official
account Of each drawing sent inuediately after N
is over 10 all who order from us Address
~. g. %. MAURY, Agents.
September y, 1850 Alexandria, va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04

IBeater. In complete rnnRiag order.
TKR1s.--SEx months credit bond and security
,. w. MeGlNNIS, dnciioaar
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04
STOVES,

q STOVES for sale low BY,
Osi. 4. 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04

A GENERAL assortment Just received and for
"a sale IS cheap as Tie cheapest BY
Sept 27s 1850 +. RAWLINs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04
Dental Notice.
Cash for Wool.

~ II. PEIRCE is again in Berryvii,,e, for a
Vt. short time lSept 6, 1857
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04
Notice.

VTTE have just returned from Baltimore, with
w 4 large and very general assertmentof ~
FRESH GROCERIES,
to which we invite the attention Of our customers
and the public generally.
Sept 90 1850. n. l. EBY & SON
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04
Cotton Bags
Hoop Iron.

OF all sizes for sale al the lowest pricesjby
~ KEYES g. KEARSLEY.
September 90. 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04

u EMAiNING in The Post Office, at Harpars-
In Ferry, Va, on the list day of October, 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04
Motifs Agricultural Furnaces:

they are Admirably adapted to The cooking OF food
for cattle and swine ana are much used for dhules-
tic purposes, There is a dbuHic-eeitle, Or boiler
connected on the top oftAe Furnace in such man
ner that the fire passes between The outer and inner
surfaces and viii cook Vegetables III less lime than
boilers Setiu brick. They are light and portable
and therefore spossesslhe advantages ofbeins used
in different places Sizes ranging from 80 10 sd
gallons Also Read Pipe. Of all sizes
SHOWER R4T'HS j. REFRIGERAToRSl
and host Of other articles which it is eSs&ry
10 mentioh. The subscriber also offers his seFycesi
10 execute all kinds Of work appertainihg to hisF
business Such as
Roofing, SpOHEiRg, SC.
Bes price given for bld CdPrrR AND Bass; ad
bis stand, opposite Wm Siabler & Bros Fair:aN4
street. Alexandria
ENOcH GRIMES. II
Alexandtia$ June 81, tS50--if /.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-05-21
1Doeti1a! Department.

TOGETHER.
The elm tree old, felt lonely and cold'
, When wintry winds blew high'
And looking below, he saw in the snow'
The ivy wandering nigh;
And he said, "Come twine with those tendrlls
of thine,
My scathed and frozen form;
For, heart and hand, together we'll stand,
And mock at the baffled storm
Ha! ha! together"
And so when grief is whitening the leaf
And checking Hopes young flower
And frosts do bite, with their teeth so whi'e'
In disappointments hour;
Though it might overwhelm the IVY or e'in'
If alone each stood the strife-
ifheart and hand together they stand
They may laugh at the troubles OF life
Ha! ha! together:
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-05-21
"A STORY FROM LIFE.

BY CHARLES SWAIN.
Jovet-I will tell thee what it is to love:
lis to build with human thoughts shr'ne'
Where Hope sits brooding like beauteo"s dove :.
Where time seems young, and life thing d.
vine;
Yes, THIS is love-the steadfast and the true'
The immortal glory which hath never set;
The best the brightest boon the heart e'er Knew
OF all lifa's sweets, the very sweetest vet!
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-05-21

Prom THE RIO GRANDE.-The steamer Mon.
mouth, Capt. Freeborn, arrived yesterday from
Indian River. We are informed by passenger
that just previous 10 the sailing Of the steamer,
that an express had arrived to General Twiggs.
from the Rio Grande, stating that the Camanche
Indians in great numbers had attacked the Uni.
ted States forces on the Rio Grande, and killed
one hundred and thirty men, we have no GER
tain informatian, and hope that the report is
exaggerated although we fear our troops in
that quarter have suffered greatly.
Sauanaak Georgian.
Alum and Muriate of Soda have been found
in Columbia county, Georgia.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-01-11

tFact
missouri, Louisiana, Tennessee, aud now New
ork have repaired ths law in relation to the proper
~ OF married women. We devouty hope that Mas.
sachusetts will not much longer suffer the blot Of
ihls old abuse 10 remain on her escuicheon.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-01-11


Ev,rac, from, u di.cour.o b, ,l.o pou p.c.
~ Cl,rk ae por,.,,,,,,t n II
Rosnousihiliiies of Amo,ic,,, r',,,.t "t' '" ''''
,,J ,,,..,
~ ~ '''e IN 'S'''" ''|'h - Il
, L,,ri,, ,,,,'a.i. ,4, ,i ~, ~ va, ''''"
p, "s ''""'"' '''H' ''' u'i''' U"'' Nun J.
pra;,.i ,ho am;',a .''''r mummy I" e'l
,I.a,, H.. W Ton"c'' P'FNeS' =,
,'ton vbnrs eyry ' ci';ya G ,'r1 ',.''. 'o l.
III" f,r,,,,,nn ~ ,hs ,ro,'rn,,ar, .'Ce II
LirI,o.t nornr. 20 ,ro,7 ,o ,rl a'I ,,' Wv
are v,rious scctionI in,ey,.ts ~ cra,,,
yera;,v ot onininn. nar,,a. ,yill n,,,r.l,. osi'
l. is onrv uudar d4spntlc farm. uf ,,,..,u,,,,
land where tun rirhis nf the ,onol,. ara. ,,i,I.,
r,coqui,cd nor protected. that no c,r,,as owls,
There the ie,s, oo,osifi IN T., the ny,.t,.,.- ,,
.cr0nont i, supp,e~.cl. TN. f,,niasr b.,,tI -,
i>corI i. At once bu.brt vh.. ..,,,re.. ,,,,i.
crin,r for the discussion If nihltc .lI'.r. ~.
uu'ar measures. is. at the nom, nf ti,. b,,,r.
.reediIv scattered. There = in s,cl g, c,I,,,r,,
ni,v II, n ,ysn,ly bn, one marty. ovor y.c, r.i,,,
,Lo .iiirncn. nf n.lt,c.I ,L.,I
ru,.,sn.nriar rIrht. ,r,i,, .r.,,,,, ,,..,.....,,
a, h ,,,nr -. nl ,I,. ,,,,,,, Ia ~, ... ......
,,,,,,,,., ,I,,, ,ta n,,r,r',nI I,,,.,,..''..t
,',r,io. ,.ill.,r;s, A. rho u,,....,,, ,,,.,.
~, ,ho c,,,,,,.,,l ,r r,,o,! ,n,t ,r ria f.....
r.,,,nns rolit,c,l o,r,,e. ar. rho mast ,r,.i,,,,
rr,,oo G.,r,n,ny I..l. md (.,., n-.,..,, 49,
aai,a,.d hv n,r,ies who are d'.cn..irr g-a,,
,r'nci,los and ,rn,s,,ra. If rulil., urii.,, i,;
IN I.sro;ic Epssi, there . nm ann,rent mai.
G,r,nit, ~ sen,i,pan, and o,dar and q ,;t, roi,r,
',LrnnGhnu, ,ha onnire
\y6ila ,horof,rn tho cyr..o,co or car,i,. +.
irciJen,,I to a froo ,,a,o,n,,o,,, and i, ir4cs
ton of The sunrem,cy of nonul.r rirll. ot IA,
same ,imo in order that thry NAV mn, ba n,o
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-01-11

~. o... "I.... ..t 2.r' 20, ..., n.
ga '.'.
hope 50. 'n't'rr, uopr - ana resolve
and % nuS Visions for mlmenr curckrd Grur.
@''s utteranc'. But ne returned to the subjecl
. sixty dollar, mrlher! Anne surely can't AM
sixty dulldr-r =
Oh no. can make her quite comfortable
with n" u. "r twenty AT the utmost, and the
resi- want TO AXE poor little jessie to the shore
tine doctor has advised mp to make some chang,
for her. Last week he said ii anything would
do her good 1t was sea.bathing
II anything, mother lis Jessie so i'll 2
she Is very Ill, George. She seems to b.
going just in the way my other little girls went
Have you not observed ;hat every day she get,
weaker and paIer?'
Ne, mother, but now ! remember that sh,
fell down twice 10 day, when was walking III
The street Just lutte way with her, and
brought her home in my arms George wen
to the crib where the child was sleeping qui
ely, kissed her, stroked her atenuated arms
and kissed over and over again her almost trans
parent lillle hands, and bending over her whis
per Petest of pets then returning to hi
Much has been said and is saying about the right
pl "oieh' u the night TO their own property by in
heTld'e or by their own labor (the first social right
nu 'e rlHnl o the mother to the custody of her ch
ur'h tine INST OF natures rights, were secured /
lhr' the rest might be lett to the accidents of char
acter and conduct
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-01-11

1J' We intended to mention before that the
Supremr Court is now in session in our village
Chief Justice ROYCE presiding, assisted By
Justices BsssETT, KELLOGG and Hall
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-01-11

ne tnat II he were' and his mind at ease. lie woul
nd t''rn over a new Leaf On Friday morning Il
= suddenly came into the house, and said that h
! ha1 an employment he liked offered to him, tIa
y II ne conlh nave his mind at ease he would &C
ccpt 1t bt he owed one fifty dollars, for wnicl
w. WIS dnhhed every time he went up the street
= 'I!S we understood perfectly IN what direction
e ,'ns discourse pointed. She had understood
=" ms h,htS before as an indirect demand for the
I n"Y uoIlarS dn' from NJ. DOVE Is ii" had
u'tp''" 'h'I my uolarS 10 me prosperity II ON"
O''''"' ''u ''' we "' ah"l'r i an perfectly
sure 'nat II c'n'd get r'd - lh~ one rlile d"b'
'S"ou'u oe new man. ne coutnn"d. Bu ]
ca" undertake any business W.T. THIS constant
,",''G' nan@''e over me iIa'"n '"d IN
r''''e ,o'u"!' Sot l"e 'H'r ~ me
II ''r me,
- H. ''"n'a,H me loan oi EjH H'i!'fs from
''" ""o "t WI" ''hu IT 10 yI".
"" ear m: u? Son '"ohGh' you
~" N'' cl", N'"'! HN'e'i :" 1885,
~ won ,-''h' hH' II my "lie can
wv "'e H'H' ,,'i ".n,--' 4N'lh 10 !l"u"hH
''t,''"N '''"'gl |'n o''N' , ""'I !" 'ncm'
'"' a. ~ <'9 'n'--', E''' "a" 'r,'u me- 'Ifu
'''' H..' r'F u,''''''' "o'' n'''''O'e "'!sc' !"
Io' H., o
u"' 'u.'"' ,''" "'' ""c c'''''E' "r'c NV
'','.' l," ','u more -'n.'r'o" " wa u s'H,!
VI u' !" w., n't,' n7 w." h."M, W?IE-
a,.ai "','' ''.e ~ r'' - y" NY u""
neYo'eu It !" 'nG 2"ol OF our c''..ren' il'ar
%ard,t, -, T., G ,"J o'u
s.,s dno,,I , ""n ,,, h,1a ~ al, l WI
this ,nonoy f-n,n ur po,a ~, ,ho I"o
t ''a ,.G'el 'lo',, w. D"''e ~ PSS ,'q e~pe",e
rich, 70 i,Lr, my, n,rn fnl,o ,,on ,,,I, ,'',
,,Lo ,a,,lJ oi,,, ,,'"' WV. Wv,
said notlin,, and his e, vsn,,,rsd ,nask .lvnn
i. tbi. hard croii.,r7,
| R,,,,,r -, II, -o,,.o li,,,
The New York herald., 1850-03-25

duces an article from the Co1ur and Enquirer,
which it commends as possessing sound views
These views have declaration in favor Of "pro-
gress, within the constitution "-and not "pro-
gress, without the constitution" as advocated by
Seward. THIS is very curious, after the little dif-
fculties, In the way of opinions, between these
papers; and there is doubt that the Courier awd
Enquirer will be thankful even for SO small q
breeze IN its favor from Washington. 1t has been
backing and swinging round for some time past, to
catch wind for its own progress, and seems to
have lost Its latitude and longitude. Perhaps the
republic, In passing, may be able to "chalk 1t on
the quarter" so that the New York craft may 60
on its course
The New York herald., 1850-03-25

LospoS MoSrv M.nssr, March Q i There has been
considerable animation in the English fund. day
and they have closed at an advance 81 quarter per
cent Contols fer money opened atss5t 70 20 and In
consequences Of large purchase. BY Of the principal
brokers, they imm edisteiy advasced, and
we'll supported mp TO the termination of business ~hsu
the quotation vss s6k TO y. For the lith % April,
' R,sus. Sa Three .ss .'Vssn sS.,s, s 70
Cents ps5 to 90; Long Annuites 81 India Stock 265
TO 2os India Bonds, sts to s7si and EHchsqusr bills,
The only noticeable feature In the foreign stock mar
tet Vas In Peruvian which again experienced noctua-
5sbss aud f2a and the Deferred at 81 =. "a. 81 aud
sib The other transactions conprise Brazilian. ct
sqtk the for account, ssh: Chiliaa. 1904:
Ecuador a. Mexican for ossy for the secount
2eh and NJ the small 2pA Portuguese four per Cents
for ncs.y %. and for sseSun. % a. and sas. Russian
the sceoust, 17ai spsnish Three per Cents for
court se'., Belgian -Four ard H.if per cent. scx
-Four per Cent Certificates, 81. u, and ".
P.ns Bovpss, March s.-Ls,est Prices Five per
Csnts. ssf toc; Three per Cents, s7f sOc; Bsak Of
H.vs, M.sarrs, March Cotton Since our report
Of the goth February la per Canada have received
With dates from New York TO the eth ut which pro.
duced no effect whatever In our market, but on the
sont.y ,sd We I'm a.s h the sss',ns mad.
from Liverpool having slightly improved, the trade
made sone pnrehssss shich brosaht our ntes TO the
stsr drg they st the 10th Fsbruary no rever
fer some dsys pest. the sdvices kom Livsypool not
being Ct very encouraging nature, our market re-
mains aud the seics OF the week 90 nefNxceed
sECo ksls. ana boee tss 10th u, 10 the ets inst
on each about eco bales sgsnst 90 ba.s nYorts
sbcut lC eco bales of which received wsthfn she
lsft thee days Our latest sdvisss from the United
ststss received Via England and bear dstas fro
New York to the sth Wit -hioh confirm the falling "a
IN the receipts then st 1so tii bales Ices than hose q
lsst lear st the ssme period. IRON New Orleans We
have datss 20 the 9th pt -hich qu,te ddaa fsIs At
I1Ac From Charleston received By the ship Italy
accounts nom that market 90 the sth of the same
nth, which. howeesr announce nothing q any i'm.
pertsrce st therefore occasion influence on our
msrket Witch continues very dali with daily sss. of
700 &c 4oo bsles. We only look for eleven ssips
rom the United ststes The receipts from IN. st ~
he year 20 the present. time rssch rs GEO bales against
bales lsst year; our deliveries amount 10 $3.50
ass s-sin.t u tto sses At the ssre period and out
The New York herald., 1850-03-25
mystery.

LITERATURE IN THE AscENDANT-YoUNs WILLIS
AND OLD WHITEY.-No greater proof could be re-
quired of the high estimate Mr.. Clayton puts upon
literature, than the fact that he should have ten
dered to N. p. Willis, the poet, fifth-rate con-
suate, for his poetical and brilliant eulogium upon
sold Whitley" We read Mr.. Wilis's descrip4
ton of that renowned charger with the most un-.
mingled satisfaction and delight, fer several rea-
In the first place, Mr.. Willis's pen, as
Johnson sand of Goldsmith, "touches nothing
which it does not adorn,' from the volupuous,
bosom of beautiful woman, to the hacked and
SCARED skin of an old war horse. In the second
place, we have been credibly informed that Gen.
Taylor finding himself, not long ago, surrounded
by large number of asses, thought 1t would be a
relief TO have at least horse, to give dignity
and effect to his cabinet groupings. And finally,
we are glad that Mr.. Willis should have shown SC
much shrew jness and discrimination while he was
wandering around the precincts of the various de-
partmen,s, as to have hit upon decidedly one Of
the most respectable personages there.
We shall be inpatient, and cannet eat oysters,
until the appointment appears In the official organ.
A,ropos-Don't forget the concert tor the Hun
garians, tonight at Niblo's.
The New York herald., 1850-03-25

The GOLD MINIS OF CALIFoRNrA.-Sir Roderick
]. Murchison, the celebrated European geologist,
stated his views recently of the gold mines of
California, in lecture which he delivered before
the Royal Institution. He says that, although gold
is perhaps the most widely dispersed Of all natural
ores, yet that it will not be found such quanti-
ties In California as TO disturb the currency Of the
world or that the product will be large enough to.
depreciate the general value OF that metal Sir
Roderck ]. Murchison arrives at this conclusion
by analogy; but the fact is, he knows nothing of
California or Of her gold mines The deposits there,
in quantity and purity, bear no analogy to those
that have been discovered in other countries.
The New York herald., 1850-03-25

Buuprre sirss ON rHE Hupsos Rivra-Iu our
columns this morning viii be found an advertisement
Of large sale to be held the 25th April by Cole g.
Chiffon, suctionsers Of property at Desrmsn In West
chester county, near the residence Of washipgtor,
Irving. The sale will attract the attention alike OF
gentlemen seeking pleasant sites for summer resi-
denees within hour Of the city and Of others ready
to avail Themselves Of the business facilities presented
In the connection afforded by the ferry bet this
point and Piermont Of the Hudson River and Erie
Railroads These acquainted with the Vicinity are
well aware that the beauties OF the spot scarcely
be exaggerated and those Who have never visited the
Of fIchsbod Crane aud the Teadss Hors-mss can
readily setisfy themselves by o mornings excursion.
Ore peculiar advantage Of the place Is the dslshsfai
country sests of the schuyisrs Hsmons Jonss Kings
lsnds fauldpgs, and others of our fsshionsbls snd
hotel
THr Nrw RrIs, or rHr BoAsp ox ALpssw,r Ono
Board Of Aldermen is the following Ne person shs
speak more than twice to the f.me question without
member choosing 10 speak shsn have spoksoD This 10
. wonder ful improvement upon the latitude formerly
tmes on single tcpc and scarcely ever 70 the point
The rule would be still bsttsr, N II limited every
ss.. of N. mover o. n. r.sou," er ~
der diseussior who ought u have the right of reply
The fce~ing T. the order Of bu.Insss l. Presentstou
Of Petitions 2 Motions or Resolutions reports Of
Committees. 4. Communicstions IRON the Departments
or Corporation officers. 8. upnsished business. g.
D.
from the Mayor or the Board u Assistant Aldermeu
may be considered at any time.
PsrMtSr or MsNssss rHK Cownov Cov.crl--
The stated sesions having been decided a the Anrns~
tive are TO commence on April FOOLS Day This evening
the question OF payment OF members 10 TO be taken NJ,
snd viii siso probably be decided In the anrmstivs
some OF the members consider uncon stitutoss snd
compare IL 70 I" voting yourfelf farm
Asstsr.Nr ErcISsEss ELrcIgD The following mem
btrs Of the Fire department. have been chcsea By the
oody 81 hrtmen TO act as Assistant Epsneers Jsmscs
l.: Miller John Cregier John ?. La Cour, Michsel
hicnllls samuel w. Phillips stephen +. Hoyt Geo.
w. Nnisn, Thomas Monroe, Clark Vanderbilt, and
Robert McCnnis The above names, thus chosen, wiil
te presented 20 the Common Council, aud when con-
hrmed- they will receive salary Of $500 . year.
MsErISG oF :" Tvs TsrsH AlLraScE."-This evening,
ere II TO be smother meeting Of the Irish Alliance
~ ts TO he hoped viii be more pescsable than the
Isst ss the prccauon bss been taken OF Issuing tick
etc lfree 90 those only who known 10 b friendly
70 the movement tits ssid ths. the opposition party
are mshirg preparations for carrying the shskspe,re
By storm. pretty quarrel ~ IL stands; expls-
nation would spoil itr
Tvs Csss BALL.--The great Csss ball comes 81 THE
evening ct Old Tsmmsny 10 viii be grad affair.
The New York herald., 1850-03-25

In consequence Of recent events the proprietor Of
the New York Herald gives notice to all his carriers
serving subscribers in this city and the neghborhood
that will be allowed to any other journal in
conjunction with the Herald He also forbids every
carrier to sell or take money for any route and al
those carriers who pay rent to former carriers for the
privilege Of thus serving, likewise forbidden to pay
any such sums. The proprietor Of the Herald alone
claims to possess the right in all these matters
his routes and all carriers dsobeying these directions
will be promptly dismissed from his employment.
The New York herald., 1850-03-25

Divorces About hundred applications for
divorce are before the several legislatures Of tho
different States Of the Union. Maryland and,
Pennsylvania drive the greatest business in these
new commercial projects of non-intercourse be-
tween hfe.partnefs; and il is found that where
parties have plenty of money, that there is no diff
fculy in imparng and setting aside the obligation
Of contracts. 1t is very curious fact-money
makes marriages and money breaks them. Mo-
ney is modern diuniy-modern law-modern,
morals-modern salvation-modern everything.