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ID A. PRINGLE, No. 30 East Bay street,
LIZ Charleston, South Carolina Importer Of
French CALF SKINS; Manufacturers Agent
and Dealer in BROG.aNS, BOOTS and Shoes.
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Two senators from California, VIM. M. Gwin
and John G. Fremont, are in Washington. await
ing the admission of that State. The bill for its
admission has already passed the Senate,
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:" THE SOUTHERN PRESS. 2

IA association Of sixfy-three Members Oh Congress,
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BI.ACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE.
In these periodicals contained the views, mode
rately, though clearly and firmly expressed, OF the
three great parties in England-Tory, Wing aud RAJ
dical--ts Bacwood - and the g London Quarterly -
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PROSPECTUS OF A NEW SERIES OF
The Southern Quarterly Review.

COMMENCED ON THE lsr APRu., 1850, BY
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TOTAL, exclusive of DeIsgates
Democratic majority

Two members from California, Edward Gil
bert and George w. Wright, are now in Wash
ington, awaiting for the admission of that State
into the Union. 1 eit .gtpt
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BLACKwOOD'S MAGAZINE
ASD THE
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<NNyINti to the late revolutions and connter-revo
~ lutons among the nations OF Europe, Which hav.
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Britain have become invested with degree OF inter
est hitherto unknown. They occupy a middle
ground between the hasy, dsjointed, and necessarily
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~ Or. Lutener's Ear inGrmarJ, p WArFe9-
near Broadway, open from I'LL ), FOR the exc aslS
treatment of ear diseases des ness Discharges iro tn
ar and all unpleasant IN the head cured IN 'oH
tine, WITHOUT s6 pain. Consultation ise, 81 by !sTl
otherwise Unpaid letters refused
TESTIM ONIALS.
NV tnauKe publicly tender 10 Dr.. LuTESEs, AlI!sN
q Warrens for The surprising cure ne nas peol ~ ~
ne was for four years troubled with deafness III ols "
my eers accompanied with disagreeabe discharge rom
me external car and tried the first phycians IN this cry
Philadelphia Baltimore Cincinnati aud Orleans win
out the least benefit and cured oY the aooVenaed en
tenan in The short space Of weeks -. os
JOHN GLOVER, Jr. builder, Frankllnavenu brooF,
yn deafness and discharges from the extef'A
Gar of 20 years shading. ~,
Miss ADELAIDE BROWN, daughter Of Capt .Wm
brown Bay Safe Fall River, yyascured livery
ls.yreeae discharges ad Der hearing very Considerably
D-.eilted.
FRANCIs LOUIS, Prospect Hin Brooklyn, was as deaf
WI WOOD. .or Of solomon Wood, Goshen, Orange 1
County was cured OF Deafness, accompanied WIN DIS
csrgee from the external Ear Of p -ars standing 10 SIX
weeks
The above ceses were cousdered incureole and 81!
0esIDesa attended with scroloIs nnui Or. LUTENERS
discovered Numerous other testimonials 70
~ 4eep y hi ofcr ?! Wairen-s NJ I'M
o~-.i.W .seateid. PhYsognours'4i sarcay-st nl9lrn
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LECTURE NOTICES.


" Brool1Iyn Institnto.-The Winter Course Of
Lecnlrea Concerts and Dramatic Readings before the
Members, viii commence Wednesday evening next,
2 Inst at a O'clock aud be continued on every Thursday
evening during the season.
NOv27-opening Lecture by e, P, Whipple of Boston,
THE American Mind
Dec 5-Concert
Dec Park Benjamin. Esq; "Tne age ofGold.7
Dec, l9-Mr, Geo, Vandenhof " Evenings with Sher-
dian; Shedans Life Love Elopement and DuSl," with
readings from the comedy of The Rivals"
Dec 8-Revew OF the farce of - St Patrick's Day
Songs in the Duenua, readings from the "School for
Scandal.
Jan 2-Sheridan's Earonce into Parliament his Exrava-
gsuce DIFFICULTIES, Fertility of Expedents, &c readings
tom 1.-THE Critic
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Jan l6-Rey f, H Chapin. Tho Man of the World
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Jan. S0-Rev H. w Beecher " Character"
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Rtolred, That permission be- and is hereby given to
Samuel Ruggles construct sewer with the neces
tary receiving basins al his expense, 10 the 4thav
rom lSihs to the sewer in l9h-s under the direction OF
de Croton AQueduct Department.
AID rriton moved That the Board do now adjourn
which was carried.
Whcreupon the President announced that the Board
STOOD adjourned until tomorrow, 5th inst at O'Clock M
u. T. VALENTINE. Clerk.
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ITO Cur HoRsEs, by two respectable
Il Young Men. Just arrived from Engand-haye had
seven years experience the business IN England Can
be seen for a week al 232 Mo-st % II
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TOHN H. STILL, Wholesale and Re-
~ tail Dealer in NEWSPAPERS CHEAP PUBLICA.
TloNs, BQ0hs and STATIONERY, Portsmouth square,
tgwo doors from the Pos;-Ofce, San francisco, q c.
lions Books and Stationery
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NORTH KlVER PROPERTY.-For
JAMES COLE, Auclloneer.
fPTORV SALE IN PARVI

JAHIh5 NUI1Et &,u.',I''oIr; r, =, rr,r
HeEREMPfIORY SALE In FARIl-
\ TION-Thrpe Brick Dwelling houses and nine Lots,
on i b 'Eton go JAWE,S COLE viii sell at Auc.
on bV order Of he Supreme Court under direction ofC
p smith Esq Referee on THURSDAY, December q.
i950 at - O'clock AT the Merchants Exchange Sew-
YoTk the folioysing vauabis property All those
certain houses and lots OF land lying ana beng 10 inc
certain map of property belonging 10 the estate Of John
Fisher deceased made by SIas LUdlum City Surveyor,
on file in the office of the Clerk Of the County OF Kings
follows:
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V7RF PHYSO- MEDICAL JOURNAL

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6gAEPER AND BROTHERS publish

4 I This dav-THE LUTTRELLS; Or THE Two MAR
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= FW--YORK AND ERIE RAIL ROAD

q CoMpANYNNoTIcE semi. annual interest at
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sfeck fihe New York ard Ere Raj Road Company az
Il r No IS Walat or aud after the md January, iS5l
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NEIANTED-A Girl to act as Waiter,
v One who is well acquainted with her business may
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TANDEMONIUM OF FELONS-An
/ original Thrilling and True History of an extensive
and COW f cenederacy OF marauders and nrierers
,i,rf mi eW wears since swept Inc whole valley Of
the Missss'PP t. "iuR blasting rocco oicrine, s now
rul.lsiiBs n ne ~ ,,c,,,-r,
This starting narrative from the graphic pen oil the
a5r j. coaed from official documents and other authen-
ts Sources ard il entitled the
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NNANTED-A young woman, as Wal
w ter in small arilv Protestant would be prefer
and good recommendations viii required Apply at
West Washinet place d. TX
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RESOLUTIONS.

AId Hayqs presented the following resoution, VIZ
R@,elred That The Clerk Of the Common Council be- and
he Is bcity directed 10 purchase Of WIN Pes 100 OF ms
Aus Of city of New York with the new Fire Districts
l out thereon the price Of 81 30 per map aud that
oE Of each be furnished each Engine Hose and Hook
I'D Ladder Company.
Rted, That ibe fS225 De and the same is hereby
Appropriated to carry the above resolution into effect.
With adopted n division A6irma5iUe-Ald.
Griffin Wood, Oakley, Chapman. Kelly. The President Aid.
SAITH. Haws, Miller Shaw, Cook, Brinon, Deismaer,
Frspkin-A
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FRIGANDS OF THE WEST.

IN This history the reader introduced 10 crime in all its
terrible phases TIE secret councils fdesperadoes in the
lone o!-cabins Of the bouudess forest. exhibited in
vivid colors their mode OF life and hairbreadh escapes
described their plans Of operation developed with minute.
and their deeds Of blood aud atrocity which spread
terror hrougbOutlhe whole western part The unon por
fraved with fidelity. The whole comprises an intensely
exciting episode Of the daring adventures and skifu
neuvefs OF an official OF justice Tie National Police Ga
1gork in which VIII be found an account OF
JOHN LONG,
THE HUMAN PRAIRIE WOLF.
The Brigands of the West" will be continued weekly
in the National Police Gazette until finished and will form
the most wonderful and interesting work published in
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The National Police Gazetteis in the full tide Of
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WANT PLACES.

AS F1RsT-RArE Cook, by q respectable
~ Young woman-she understands cake, pastry, and IL
good baker The best OF reference given Apply al III
Muberryst between Prince ana Mulberyst Can oe seen
for lWo days. % IL
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Tie Committee on Sewers presented report adverse 10
the petition for the construction OF in Madison
Catherine aud HcDly SITS which was adopted.
The Committee on Sewers presented report in f4vDro Of
constructing sewer in 2lSt from 3day 10 Lexngton-ay.
which was adopted on division. viz: AGymatire-Ald.
Griffin Wood Oakley, Chapman. Kelly the President Aid.
Haws, Miller Shaw, Bard, Britton, DeWnater, Franklin
49, NeqGtiuc-h
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a S GENERAL HoUsEMAID, by a smart
IA and well recommended young woman-is hrst rate
washer and ironer and good cook-woud make herself
useful, and 90 low wages. Call at Us Bowery Il
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a 5 CHAMBERMA1D and Seamstress, or
"a ChsmbeTmaid ard Waitress by a resDectable Girl
Can give satisfactory reference Gail at Second near
the Bowery. d5 IL
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XN7EAVERS WANTED.-40 to so
" good Power Loom Weavers may lind steady en-
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AS CHAMBERMAID and Seamstress, or to
IA mind children By respectable young woman GOOD
81 between the M and Sixth Can be seen for two
dAys. W II
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AS CHAMRERMA1D and Laundress, or to
IA cook wash or iron, by respectable young woman.
for small family Call al 1853 Elizabeth-st first floor lt
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N17ANTED-l5O AGENTS to sell a
Wv Manual FOR families. AS high wages can be
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a n Orphan GIRL, 13 years old, wishes
A nee in some respectable family for her Vct4ls and
clothes She has neither father nor mother CaL AZ 40
Sixteenth ST. Dress-makers miliners may appy up
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AS CHAMBERMAID and Seamstress. or
"a Nurse and Seamstress by respectable Protestant
girl Can come well recommended Inquire al l32 Ad
ams-st. BROOKLYN. d5llv
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The Committee on Sewers presented Report in favor
Of allowing petitioners 10 withdraw their petition for the
construction of Sewer in 18th 81 winch was adopted.
The Committee Assessments presented Report adj
verse to the petition Of Abel Wheaton and others to have
the assessment list for the sewer built in 3dsy between SD
and Seth sts. corrected.