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SHIP VENTILATION.
EhERsON's Patent Corresponding Ventlators, q
Gibson, ALLEN, WALKER Il co.

u ufscured by -
Gibson, ALLEN WALKER K co.
ISL Broadway.
These Neutstors the result OF great variety OF ex-
rereDs by the psien,ee and are believed to be superior
10 All Others In use for venulsng ships, steamers &c.
The following Ia the testimony Of Capt West Of the
steamship Atlantic; $50, ,..o
Hessys CHlson, dNen, Walker 4 Co 35l Bro1dcgy:
OENTLEMEH II affords great pleasure To inform you
thai In portions the steamship Atlantic TO which
you have applied EmefsOns Patent Nenlaios the opera
ion 10 mosl perfect The bge water OdOr 10 wholly re-
moved from the ship aud the fremsns department Ia rem
dered entirely comfortable well satisfied with the
utility Of has been done and so fully impressed With
the importance Of the subject hs shall extend the ven
lson Other portions Of the shy and hope the day Is not
fr distant every vessel that floats will be thoroughly
ventilated having AT all times fresh and wholesome
nosphere. Yours uuiy, JAMES EST,
ie25 3hseods u. D. NJ b. Auantc.
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BY and nth tAs adviee and ecasenf ef the ses1ts.
william NJ KING, Surveyor sld sect n or the Rsve.
nue. al Portland Oregon
WILLIAM PoRrgs SURVEYOR and Iusper "a, of .ha Rsy,
nue. 81 NesQuslly, Oregon
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A DELIGHTFUL BOOK FOR A LAZY HOUR.
nOI,TON,S DECK AND PORT.

4 MORE SPIRITED and entertaining book cannot be
"A found for the travelling public either by land
California or Europe IN the railroad the steamboat
loon In silent retreat Of the country or the crowded
halls OF the fashionable, than Rev. WALTER COLToN's
Deck and Port the Daily Incidents OF Cruise 10 Cali
forua Cape Horn, giving eches OF Rio Valparaiso,
Lima Honolulu and San Francisco. Price, 81 25.
published by A. 5. BARNES / Co. 81 John-sL
In Passion the FIRST OF August A. s. Barnes l. Co.
will publish Cotoni Three Years In California with
cravings and portraits jes 6nicodD<W
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TRENTON FALLS NEAR UTICA, NY

rJNHE PROPRIETOR OF the Hotel At the Falls Informs
public that be has greatly enlarged his house since
the than doubling his former accc-aodA
lions, including IN hs imp ovemenls new and spacious
dining room.
He 10 now prepared for the reception OF visitors and
families wishing 10 make arrangements By the week or
month CAP be furnished with suites Of rooms capaeous and
well ventilated. NJ MOOhE.
There il row plank road from Uhca and persons lesv
ing New York 10 The evening boat arrive al the Hotel
before 2 7. NJ. Cf the Lext day. isz7 lwisDk2tWF
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TO LET AND FOR SALE.
LOrs Az aln PR MONTH.

LOTS AT &io PER MONTH
G. TIKI GREAT SUCCESS that the subscriber
Il has met with In disp0siDg OF 100 Mogrissus Village
Lots, has induced him 10 offer al the unscd Los
VILLAGE OF MELROsE,
on similar teFms admitted by ali the most delightful
oca0n on he Harlem Railroad l1esds 0dy to be seen
TO be appreciated The balance about 30 dOable i0ls
varying 10 prices from 10 threo hundred dollars ca1 be
puIehaied By monthly nsslmens Of from 81 TO so; tile
rcispGahe, no ass ssme1fs fer streets al the cou
venenee Of city residence combined with s heahiness
aid chespness " country le Oaly twenty mnass ride
ron Tweniy-seyenth-st taking the al Cry Hall fsf
Eelrose station ats O'Clock IN he afternoon iss property
can De feen and p1tea return ~ u o'clock For maps
&c apply 20 r. II. ELTON % Nassau st from 10 II 81
or en- the grouId from to- N daily. je23 sta
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ON SATURDAY proRHINa

WILL BE PUBLISHED, eomplete
w THE BH0Ys OF NEW-fORK
being the sequs TO the Mysteries and Mseries and Thru.
Years Afer, BY Ned Bunilire. Price 50 eents
Published and for sale, wholesale and re.ailb BY
jess 2nss w. y. BURGESS, p App-st
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"a THE MONNOT HOUSE, formerly the Fair
ID field Marine Hotel ~ b. MONNOT informs his
friends and The public that on the 18th Of June
be will open he above Hotel branch for Summer
resort Of The New.York Holel The Hotel thus
nounced Ia situate IN the pleasant village Of Fairfield
Connecticut upon Long Island Sound, Snd Ia CONT
guous to an excellent and safe beach for ses-balhng
and In midst Of surrounding country celebrated for The
beauty Of s scenery and facilities FOR romantic rides and
drives.
Trsins per New Haven Railroad, stopping a. Fairfield,
leave and return NewYOIk, al Csnssi. sx times each
day, The Trip occupying from 2 10 p hours
The Hole viii accommodate about 500 g1ess and will be
under The personal direction Of Capt STEPHEN K ROE
je5 2swiitAl
u For other Spr,rer Rstreat. see M Poe
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BOARDING.

Gentlemen and heir wives, also few
- sip gle gentlemen be accommodated with pleasant
Nv furnished rooms snd board st as Bond ST. Js3S3F
xITANTED-A purchaser for a frst-clsss boarding
w house ali furnished full OF boErders. The house
Is furnished with the late improvements such as bath, gas
rAnges &c portion OF the purchase money may remain
Tor lille time or in board Address, Boarding
House" Tribune Ohice. ]e<5 IL
A FEW BOARDERs osn be taken at the private
n bosrcing house, II RuigefEsL Je%y IT.
~ For other Boarding AdserseEe7 fs see I'D Page
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IOHN WALL, Of the late firm OF }. @. Buekrsn 4
" Co Commissio1 Dealer In Boots thoes and LeIShsf,
Bsrrest ID door from FuliO1, and rea- OF ssce and
Leaiberst Boston.
NIB. COungnmeois solicited ms eu.-sct swcscee
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
TIE tUBscRfBERs HAVE RENovI D THEIR
LOOKING-GLASS AND PIOTURE-FRAndR
NANUFACToRY AND WARERo0ks
Nos. $40 ASD $40 BROADWAY,
yNHERE, WITH INCREASED iscinEies FOR prompt
w and superior execution Of every branch Of their bush
nesi under her own immediate supervision, and greatly
enlarged stock OF frat quality looking gsss plAe magn6
Gently framed In the RennasSnce Louis XIV and Other
styles together with varied assortment OF sizes and
prces be obaned In any Establishment N the United
States they confident Of the liberal support Of heir
trends and the public n general
WALLER kREPs, IS Sprueest
W. K. have made Ansrg ements for acontnuoussuppJ
efancieni and modern paintings Of which a large cosc.
ton always be and very many viii be found wof'
thy OF particular attention. je29 lms
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PROFESSOR Won HEER1NsEN5
COHSERVATO TORY.

NJ 3 % a \ 10 ~ = u ' n ON n
81 BrOsdWsv oppose City HairoOFrt and l2 81 fooE
4 FREE SCHOOL for instruction IN Piano Guiicr
"A Harp, Violin ana Vocal Music Instruction given n
The Old system u rotation or both a. the pleasure
% he pupil Terms: In classes per month only, for
Of instruments; private lessons IS psr quarter OF p les
the ccaTsrYsDy; DO DO 80 per quarter stres
ssnces rnyl4 isH
PROFESSIONAL TEACHER Of the French,
N German, Latin and Greek language and the usual
English branches. who 10 much accustomed TO teaching Ia
ts country should Ike to spend the summer tutor 10
family in The county OF be engaged In good schoO
Of reference given. Address Tutor ihs Office IL
~ For otler SehooI Al,crfi.es.sat. ,ee IA Poe
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REMOVAL
4 n XrEQ BEE BE A. On

DAVE REMOVED to Sl4 Broadway and eornsf Of
klReade and Center where be fSund al kinds OF
uarm-wI,er and wsmsr heating and vennlAing sppsrs
Eus for private dweEga churches Summaries hospitals
halls prlsOnA Horticultural buildings &e kc-
Also, BEBEEs celebrated cooking ranges, cooking
s.enslh jGppGnned brass and Elverplsed regsssrs-s
ssW article superior to anything Of the kind 10 The marksL
uly6 Smis
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nFFIUE OF THR DIAPHRAGM FILrEk
1ys Iss wALrEk NJ GIBSON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29

q sTRAYED AWAY eolored boy By ths n1ns
IN ns.ssy afiernoon. Any information concerning HIN
"a vi bs thsnsf1, received BY rs snxlors psrents al
---rssderee I22 Eighth Ct Clinton Court he rad on
sy,,I esored suit and is about years Old. js9 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29
THE NEw-YoRKJo JOURNAL OF MEpIcINE

The Turk JUURNAIO OF MEDICINE
LNOR JULY l850-rhis umber contains seven original
Il communications Of much interest. Among others are
Prof C. Gman's Of Inversion Of the Uterus and
Dr. s. S Pueples Of Monsirosity, accompanied with
plates photographed Notices OF al the late Medical
Publications, and fl synopsis Of all the Improvements
cor tanned In European and American Journals This
Journal IL esabthed since 1913, ana pub shed every
other month s 81 per snnum each number containing a
paees liberal commission allowed 10 Bookseller
PHYSICIANS ard Postmasies Csnysssing Agents wanted
IN The country liberal terms. Canada subscribers can
obtain The work IS per annum free Of postage By ad
dressing X. NJ. Lay, Agent 1873 Nore Dsmest MontreaL
Specimen numbers SENT on application tpostpadl 10
X. \. HUDSON, Agent
jes9 2ts' Jauncey Court 50 Wallsi.
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:. COUNTRY nEsIDKNCE TO LET

~ two-soTy yelling, containing six rooms kttch-
and cellar underneath recently painted through
out and being put In 0rderadi oining which there gs
Of and situated tie HUDSON River nearly oppo
o. 10 Mr Cczzen's Hotel at West Poin-S very healthy
place and the scenery around renders It delightful sun
TetreGtaccessbie By steamboat or railroad Or 10
times day. Apply TO z. ANDERSON, al Alex. Stewart
X Co.'s Broadway ie2q ST.
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OFFICEoFTnkN.Y .&R.R. R.CO-Nev

hfflGE Of THE n. IL "a 6s IL. hsS Os--'S"7
OYork. June Is, 1850.
Me.srs r. n Nevins snd Chss c. King Esqs;
Gentemen am in receipt Of yours OF the 2lss inft say
ing that Eince the publication OF advertisement by Us
Is Trustees for The sale OF certain ots In Dunkk OF ns
18Th inst IL has been questioned In some quarters wnetner
the terminus OF the N Y T. r. 10 TO be ~ hll place
and desiring know the determination Of our Board upon
the subject In answer 10 your communication w9eia 70
ply hal The Western terminus Of the N. Y. l. T. Il n -
stood. TIE work the whole line Of the ROAD 70 maj
place 10 under contract and IN rapid process OF eoots
ION. Preliminary arrangements are now oel1t L., -
erect the necessary buildings, mtchne snops &c nA
place and only wait the fnA settlement OF ne quesIon 10
ising 10 the grounds for hat object 20 commences &C.
construction An independent road, however, u now -
lne built from Dunkirk EFe in PenhsyyanA o. ne
same width OF gauge, 10 csureci with the N q n
the former pace But As before mennoced ne Wes.s1
terminus OF the N. Y. Z r. r. Il II DGrkIks OF LAKE
Erie. Yours respectfully 49,, ,.s.,
ie25 lwis tsigneol 5ENJAhlN LoDEA PresdeoL
NEVER SINCE THE WORLD BEGAN
~ Could tughi compare with TWELfEIhhksP 'AH'
Itwashts clothes 90 quick, 90 vel.
You "a think = was done By magic speli
Raves you trouble money lime
For YOU may wash for bal q dime
Then senc q q oilar 10 III. TWELVETREEp
50 Nassau-st Room y.
IL 10 the country send Il by letter. -,
II In The city, esll-'twill be better. Je-s ~
TO BUILDERS, sPBCULATORs, &c.-
Wanted, BY young man, an engagement wi.n e -.
builder or gentlemen shout TO speculate Ia oudne go
thorough knowledge OF The routine Of builders sltl
awe "a practical Of The designing and ereeaon %
buildings generally; woud be glad " make - engts~
meni with designer Good rserenee siyen- Apply. ~
le'tsr 10 I. ALEXANDER, $50 Pesrfst ie.s ~
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rs PURSUANCE an order Of the suots Of The County
tye~ Yok hereby gwen 70 al p~so1s 1tss saas
srE1st WILLIAM w. WELLS, ate Of the Cy q rss.Ion
.nf sereaasd Pesert the 9Th yoacers inefeo . -
s5rrb.r yc- q h1sness No SD hsdson street "a -
fv al 5sfor. The 8rs 14y d Decsf
-I.,rd Fsz- YoFk tie zsh dsy ofJsBe, isfo . ....
% i,wsnss FRANCIS A ssIEfIs, A1zln-sifi-St
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nIIEs. PILES : DitchelFs Spanish Specific for the
e oi he Piles IL first sod oy me % yesrg since,
a. t5s corner Of William and R1onst (tnen Farsl snd
tas been cecbraied from that time the bes. medicine
h bIs city 20 cure that distressing complaint has cured
thonsards week sfer week persons cal on me and con-
- thsf hey could not ind Therefore inform hose
Ssiced VITA The piles that n Rooseyelyst; and
bope hey viii remember a. where hey can see cefhcsief
OF cures that viii surprise them. jsS wv
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A RAHE CHANCE.-For sale for cash an es;ab
"A ishsI stand for the Retail trade Of Books Stationery
aud Fancy Arcls located In Of The best business
parts Of The city The occupant doing good casa bus
ness N health Ia the OF bis wishing 10 sell For
particulars apply al Hamilton p. DexeTs l5S Eight
avenue TT" jel9 2weods'
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pEJIGIoUs IHCoRroRATIous

RELIGIOUS INO0RFORATI0Hs
IUsF PUBLISHED BY the sabscribers new eds,ics ..
Tie Laws OF the State Of NevYork IN relation 70 Rs
sicus Incorporshons with all lhs amendments up TO Ks
present time complete 10 pamphlet form Price "a eers
fubnshed sod for sale by Inns N BELL GOULD
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JUST PUBLISHED.
Ffyuu NHvyVnUK GTArg RIrSTN

JUST PUBLISHED.
THE NETWORK STATE BUSINESS DIREC.
Il TORY, containing ne ~ map OF NewYork City and
State, and business directory showing the location
and business Of mercantile firms, manufacturing establish
nlenis professional men, artists corporations moneyeo snd
literary Institutions courts, public officers, &c kc.
Opinions Of the Prsss"There is scarcely man In the
community matter what may be his profession that will
not find The work Of service TO him To the merchant and
business man II will prove almost Indispensable vade
socun. Hunts Merchants Magazine.
We find he work OF rn1ch value in business The
work Is particularly valuable TO city merchants.
Scientific American, N. Y.
For sale at all the book stores
jel8 TukS sn s.FRENCH, Publisher, Isl NassAu-st.
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EXCURSIONS.


~Ur~ GRAND EXCURSION TO ROCK
fsEsllssss7---i< LAND LAKE-Ths stsunch and f.vone
steamer SANDUSKY will leaYe 90 Sunday
morning, June 50, for ROckand LAKE, as follows and
turn he city before dark She viii stop both ways
YOukerg.
Leave foot OF Tenths r. al O'Clock, Plke.s' H. Pier
No Mr. ~ and foot Of Amos a. told Stale Pfson Dock
al o'clock.
Fare TO Yonkers l2l cents 10 Rockand Lake % cents
Refreshments on board. e29 IL
~T00 .ISjO-FOURTH JULY EXCUR.
rstl.s=rzi -oiONS from New-York 10 Philadelphia by
80 Camden and Amboy Railroad Lines, eay.
ing pier North River by steamboat JOHN POTTER,
The ID and Sd ~ and II o'clock N. and The fh
At O'clock A. ~ Returning leave Philadelphia from the
foot OF Wanutst the Atm July At 81 and O'Clock ~
en- the 5h ana 9th at u and A NJ and 81 and z. NJ
Fare for the excursion, 81. JeZ3 5nsf
>stscg NEW-YOkK AND GREEN
$500 a WOOD LINE OF STAGES Persons
dES&zefsszsS wishing to visit Greenwood Cemetery,
by taking shy Of the South Ferry Stages In YORK. sni
crossing the Hamilton Ferry, foot OF WhtehssL
will ind stages always ready 70 convey them 70 Greon
wood BY the shoesi aud mOsl pleasant route Fare only
6cu. lies lms-l CARLOS CAME co.
U1s~ .EXCURsIONs.-The steamboat MINI
ROD can 30 chartered for excursions on IA
h--11 -vOrable Terms Apply 10 j. r. COfFEE,
Agent corner Beach and West sis. leI9l"
q For other EreurEiOHs see pIith Page
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Nv PURSUANCE of az order ssoz;s Of he cssny az
Tot notee hereby rTen % al ersoas having clans
WM H. PINksET ate Of The CITY q View lers 1>ce1efs
=, rrsserf With ycuehss -fe 70 yas h Pasay a. s
r,ssee % ARA The Ctr Of New YORK, o. beefs trs
"a Say Of January Dated Sswfork ne m dsy o. Jun,
ls61 IA. n riehnhI Atm.1sfrltors
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TIRE WORKS AND FIRE CRACKERs.-

~ For Oher Msdieine AGrrtisn.eais, zee ma Page.
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80 BKACn & go3s CAhLF0aNiA

ira BEACH & CO.'S CALIFORNIA
&S.flH EXPREsS-Per CRESCENT CITY, July !
Through In about SIS dAya-Goods transferred
from the Atlantic the Pacific steamers BY Messrs B.
Miller Co.'S Transportation and Hotel Line without do
teron delay AID shipped BY every steamer from Pena
Freight PACKAGES, paTce letters specie, and yaaa-
bes OF every description received al Office and for
wardsd San FTsnciscs and ell pers OF the gold mines
In charge Of q special messenger COnSgnos may hsye
their invoices certified At tbs Custom House and f0fwSded
with heir goods by leaving them AZ our oee - Broad
wsy and Court-st Bo,ton- 49,. 49,,
ie29 zrs. ALBERT WELLES, Aeunk nau.tei-
~T1" hNOTICE.-The snn9goeen me-. To- o. s,s
sz<ssEx--2 Boston StolngtoD 70 nnsyo.aeoy post
poned Due notice will be given Of nc opening u ~ ss"
Inc. Once 10 Bankruptcies. yo-o .--
~ HORSE FOR sALE-A bsaunfgl dappe
A>sy six year. Cd IS hands oue loco hign, kfaf IN
single and double harness sIyl.h anssr OF gear
.srr.rre and highly trained - . sadele morse war
,S ~ sverv respect Can be seen g. Dnbfow's hidlng
sseci 81 Eot.rth avenue. Price $500. lezoetb-
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ffx4 COT NThb kE-lDkNtn.-F FOR sAI.E-
s The premises formerly occupied by The Subscriber al
49, Norwslk, Corn About two hours ride from New
York, by the New Haven Rsi Road will be sold a. mar.
gsin 10 early applicant eHd INN dise possession gv-a
About OF lsrd attached g. The place gar
den snd lawn, and sbundsnly supplied with fpt ana
shrubbery. Convenient stables and ouibuildings.
New York, June a. 1850. t t. hERNlN,
he's Bis IL M-rchantsi Exchange
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THE HOMESTEAD VILLAGE

~ ON TIE EIGHTH AVENUE-Loe for sale
II Thirty dollars TO BE- paid down, balance on bond snd
mortgage for four years n required, Lots cannot bs
ou9ht IN Tie neghbsrhood for double what ask This
ne opportunity for every n moderse cirelmstsne-s
10 purchsse home Ga January lat homestead 10 ex.
emPt for 81, roo For maps and particulars Inquire ~
SAMUEL y. BARTOL,
je25 Sis 1854 III Wisr-st Window Shade Warehouse
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e TO RKNT, Ar JAMAICA, TIA county

4 TO RkNT, Ar JAMAICA, lila country
- seat peasGn " situated 10 the outskirts OF the village
within five minutes walk OF The Railroad depot near
the residences Of j King Esq The house IL large and
conveniently arranged ana In perfect rider, having boon
laey repaired. Tue grounds contain aboutIo aeres well
ttoekec Win run Tees and shrbhery tbs ga,den Is large
sno h nne erfer having been newly laid this Spring
ties VII be rented for the until the rt of Aon
next Apply on The promises, 10 A McVIcKAg
W.
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OFYIcE NORWICH WORCESTER RAILROAD Co.
Norwich, June ~ 1850.
YINUE STOCKHOLDERS ofthe Norwich and Wor-
cesteT Railroad Company are hereby nolhed mat tneir
Annual Meeting for the choice OF Directors Will be he'd al
the Office ofhs Company In Norwich on The second We'd
nesday IA JulyrexL 10 O'Clock, A NJ Likewise 10 at
on apy question: properly brought before the meeting con-
necled with the interest OF the company Per order
Ten UylOis L. r. L. IL ANDRE :" ., Oietk-
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REMOVALS.

~ For Other Surne- Retreats, see I'D Page.
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GOAL YARD FOR sAEE.-One Of the mos, eli
Nebly siuaied coay ards Ia the city IL now offered Tor
sse Ills In great thoroug hiGre covered entirely By iron
braoed shecs paved throughout has brick oce oftwo
stories scale, and four years lease al Low rent
and frat rate custom. In fact Il Offers either TO new BE-
einuers or 20 an old established DESTROYS Of
tending its business unequsled advantages Apply TO
iess6,ls HOMER MORGAN Pine ST.
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CAsH ADVANCES for abort periods, consign-
Smenh OF dry goods groceries hardware furniture, pi
l1os books stationery watches and merchandise and per-
soDa pro eriy Of all kinda Goods bought and 50 on
eemmison and advances made articles for sale 9TH
erwe FOR sale cheap plano p gold and silver watches
and chains two PRINT presses platform scales &c &c.
J.f. JONES. Agent aud General Dealer
1e2e IL In Commission GOods Once S. Ann 81 "a hOOr
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-17
REPORT OF THE COMPROMISE COM
HEEEEE.

The committee are unanimously of the opin-
ion that new States may be formed out of Texas
under terms of compact entered into by the Uni
ted States in the resolution Of lamentations; and
that when they are so formed they have clear
and undoubted right TO be admitted into the Un-
ion as equal States, but the committee are of o.
pinon that any plan for the formation of new
states should no; be originated by Congress but
should be left to the pople of Texas also that
such new States: should be admitted without
any objection on account Of the exclusion or per-
mission of slavery
In considering the question of the admission
OF California the majority of committee are of o.
pinon that every irregularty in the proceedings
incident to her application for admission into the
Union should, in consideration OF many circnm-
stances of her position, be overlooked and re-
commend the passage of the bill recommended
by Mr. Douglas for her admission into the Uu-
ion as State
That Territorial Government, be provided for
Utah and New Mexico, and that proposals be Of
fered to Texas, 10 establish her northern and
western boundaries.
That slavery o ght not to be abolished in the
District of Columbia
The majority Of committee report bill for
suppression of the slave trade in the Distrc! OF
Columbia upon a model of the law recently ell
forced in Maryland.