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TIE IiovEREsEST OF THE UNITED STATES oF
AMERICA, 4. D., 1850.
The Executive.
MuLARD FILLMORE, of n. Y. President.
WILLIAM X. KnG, Of Alabama Vice President.
The Cabinet.
D,s,x, wrRsrER. of Mass Sec. of State.
THcMAs CoRwN, of Ohio, Sec otthe Treas.
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, OF n. Z. Sec. OF the Navy.
CHARLEs M. CONRAD, Of La. Sec. of War.
A. n. II STUART, Of Pa. Sec. Of Interior.
NATHAN X. HALL, Of N. !. L. M. General.
JoEs J. CRrTrENpEN, of Ky. Att. General.
The Judiciary.
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
RoGER p. TANEY. of Maryland . Chief Justice.
JoHN Mclean, Of Ohio .. Associate.
JAMES NJ. WAYNE, of Georgia -
JoHN CATRON, Of Tennessee = I"
JOHN MCKINLEY, of Kentucky -
PETER V. DANIEL, of Virginia "
SAMUEL NELSON, of New York "
LEVI WOODBURY., OF n. Hamp. "
ROBERT c. GREER, Of Penn. -. /"
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AGENCY FOX CLAIDls AT WAsHINGTON. ID q.
IVA CHARLHs DE eE14DlNGs

AGENCH EOM CLAANA8 AT w A014l Mg&IOM. ~ Ce
u gaa ssn CHARLHas DE- gELDIMGs
Commissioner, Notary Pubic, and General Agenf,
Y NO. 4 ii, TOdds Busidinxs, PennsylvanIa avenue,
W.GGMkJNf6 TAN ~. @. M
0NTINUES give his prompt attention to the prosec-
ton Of claims before C0ngres any Of the Executive
Departments before any board Of eomDsoasrs appont
ed 10 adjust spoiaons before foreign Goyenmens pro-
curing pensions eyolaioa,y Naval Army sosay land
scrip, under the law Of February IL August 10
is4s searages Of pay mileage for horses and other pro-
perry lost destroyed expenses insured ~ vc1ntesr boz
lore being mustered and received into the seee a. The Uni
ted State and subssence and tsnsporAtoa nshsd Tor
their and Ill claims a whatever description that may arise
out Of the hate with exieo Great Britain He Il in
possession Of all the forms and undegsanda fully al the
quirements Of the Pension and other oceA He also attends
the procuring Of prxemoncy due for captures made In the
Calf and the Of Mexico Of California and
Of Africa. sEssM
He has been honored with Commssions from Tie Governors
Of every State in the Union Commissioner u Desd to take
the probate Of Deeds deposooa and oe Instruments Of
writing under seal &c, 70 be used recorded Tie respec
tive Statca. s44nsasl II
Charges will be moderate, and regulated By the amount
claimed and the extent Of services required. zass'
Communicaons receive immediate attenton-
He has the honor refer to the Navy and or Executive
Departments their Ezcsneies the Govenors b the
e States Of the unon and to Senators and Members Of the
previous and the present cosgrsss generally. dee4-
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nN tskioe ~ $1,000. /. Ws-h;.s@n III n, dux3ns shS
Sesiors ~ f,--r~~s ~ NJ .~s->s6rv cysrs
Ne services s s.s~;ss a. ,siis hsdss vhl
may have busioess ,.d,. h~ss 60. ~ q q Lobby
an asoved And rsscossS;hI- $500 S - ~ ;.sra~eoss
and explanation between membrrs ma so~~;se ~ tbs
one baud needing 10 - ros.re.d ~ ~, a sI ~. ~ tke
eolleoton 81 which hev have uos ' n. 4 49,. N % da
tea The cauisite IeisoSe o. 6rI,e~ ~ ~ i;.ss az
penorisliues 81 ths o<h< k.o1 rdes q 3 diSr
eat pAs q he soany ssskiss reliable hscrsI s. io~r
,<ss sh,A hon rsv - Novel; - 500
psessssry q ar "a ,uss NJ ssos q he psss;.ss
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5tt ~ AGENCY AT WA8Ulu0TOu.
ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A. DICKENS soutinues
TO undertake the sssney Of siaias bes6re Coness and
other branches Of the Govenen ineludisg eonsooers
under treaties sud The vrious public osss He viii attend
% Prescription and Other land eains ~ peearns pat<nss
Tor the public and and the coahrmaon By Congress a. aa
and claims landss claims for property lo aksa q Tie
service q The United States dssrcged ~ he In
dsns or while Ia the pcsscson Of the United Snes nvnds
Revolutionary, navy vdows and halpsy pensons claims
for Revolutionary whether for son1sao lFpsy
bounty lands, veil those agans ths Sssss a virginia
the United States all claims growing Of soass With
the Government for damages sustained il eoaseqne q the
action conduct OF the Governments and Ddesd ny bus
before Congress the public oess vsh may require
the aid Of agent attorney His charges will be modenfe,
and depending upon the o. the claim and tie a
the service. i7kts Il III }sVQ 81 . &*t+ss4 SIR 49,
In the prosecution a claims against Mexss snder ne late
Convention Mr. T. A. Dckns and he Hon G. r. Van Meas,
late Envoy Exrsinsry and Miniser Pieniposnay Of the
United States 10 span assosaed and any elam
either them viii receive their united and prompt
Mr. +. A. Dckns known moq Of those Who have bssa
Congress within the last lev years. Who have occupied
any public attention af Washington. I
Office ~ his resdence street, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth stree<s ssssobt q 4'sasFs*w "a. 5
All letters mus, be postpaid. dee I&-dn
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mem u contemplated by Inc bidder. IN
"I(a W, - ths may bs) fhsp wde sbs name or
nsmes y fall u there ass The resjsncs rsidsncesl
hssshy prcpsss n carry shs maiI On No. + from 10
= oAm = ~ advertisement sequireu. In The time
ssej in she schsjuas and by she following cs o. os-
~ snsssl son q = ssa 80 8afsfN
Dated srt es'sp 'gsil
Form IG Cudranfy % accompany each bid.
"hs uo1ssaensi hess inssr ~ q The guavsoscs
sasssnsassl sussnsss thsl [hsp insert q bidder
Names a t8jesa . he 60 nay - h Tor shsir) I'D FOR
carrying ~ usil from b scospssd By 10
G Day July nsxt wih good and sucls0t snrstise 10
D,s-J .kDM
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IT AND AGEHCY.-I have, agent, several valosbls
IL farms for sale. situated within two four x aad eight
andra and Fssr ranging prices from $780, dow 10 IS
per Any dcsroos If ands DrOved
. ss"e,o's iii 90 Ito .ddrsss ne po Ala
four miles Of Alexandria, tho iaersstioa a ~
Leesburg and Columbia turnpkes when viii q any time
take pleasure IN showing them sooh places viii Gail
suit them.
10 tie te any one having land % ss vo.ld not do
epe price, the most S5eraI fsrs Il paysas a. q v
tend 70 ready and prompt SALE All posase mus b paid
dec is~as~G 80 RICHARD b. LLOYD
CPIER's NEW FREhCM DlCTnONAnY, vsIs
- svo-Generai Frsseh and EsgiisA Disaiouary newly
composed from the French Dictionaries Of rsush Aes
aries q Johnson Webster Richarson de- rsin~ ~ sesh
niss term. employ ed 70 The army and ne .sIssss
and trade and many words not foon d other
4 'g'T TAYLOR i MAURY.
Also for sale, Fcmming Tbb;ns large Prcnsh Disfioo-
airy, and the abridged cditioua S-l Mo- }ssf} ss
Boaase's Rrsssh Dastioasry. Msadov "a al
Lexocns snd Dietiousres q every Language - 10
II uDlmEHTs- lpabsished in London. Ieae. 90 scm-
In prsed IN cee yolune, 9Th vsy esxruvngs)
Oshs Art q Building. ~ sugyavpss. 81 sssss
OF Arshtesturs, two volumes In one, rs esnss
ne D.n.ss q Districts and LAsds BY 9. .. DsmPsy,
OF he D.asss "a Sewerage q ov.s ssd Bu,diss.. by
ofBo.iss and wsll.dssias. By q s.,.ss, civil En-
Of Blasting and Qearyias. BY Major Gsnsrai Sir John
Burycyne, a. eesss .sa-.si..sg q Z. "
~ Ss',s n.sss .ss:' ss''s'' =
o. the Coastustion q Cranes and Mashinefy, b. Gsynn
FIR 81, Civil Enei0esr, 81 cents VI " W ~ u.
on Geology. by "a Col Posicsk hoynl HHos1>sA - &c
on Natural PHILOSOPHY, ~ Chss Ica1es1sy ess1S
JUVENILE BOOKS FOR PRnonMI1s--juw re-
81 ee;ved som every pussher IN IN eceuy. ~ ooa~
ursnw al the Ncv and Standard Boo1 ~ yoar bsop1s.
A. nnk 1919
No4hern prisss' - = ~ ss VI TAYLOR MAURY.
DE- ~ sk .sSs4 vs. bookssalera Re>r oh =.
COsMOPMONOGkAPmY.a system q wri1lur and
printng al aaGunges BY sniversl phonslle alDabet
Applicable 70 day u buspsss and learning, ucar.ed
By plates explanatory q the caIigphic
and vpc-phonosphc adaptations a the syusem By fessor
TAYLOR 4 MAURY.
declp Booksssrs 0kx -
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BEN EFT CLEMENTS,
Notary Est&c, Hessafw LGsd, Hene6eW, Gp6 GsneraS

~ vices, Invald, Revolutionary, Halfpsy. and Widow
Pensions and Of All claims growing out 81 the War q 1919
and late war with Mexico His long service clerk 10 the
riesce general agent enables him win propness
and efficiency al claims commied his and manage
His charges uniformly moderate. Il expectcd
that correspondents will pay posage. aaA
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COLTys !. IMPROVED REPEATING PBsTOl.s.o
E.pss'sE e e ss.s', n Europe sS some %osh. Ill
Walker, WasAingon, Who 10 empowered my attorney and
general agent orders or he eive
" may is-ssvu SAMUEL COLT.
N ENU1NE OLD MADEIRA WINE, Ac.--roo
" bodies and 100 gallons Old South Side Madeira i'm
member of the United suses Senate Coss sa per bottle.
and - per gallon eleven years $50. which price is
Also, 500 bodies Phelp Madeira, thirty year, in bot,
lie cost 80 dollars per dozen 10 import IT, the private stock
and hvce vine Of the late Colonel Tenantcsrcd At 81
Also. .Jean Louis" Brandy vintage tsos, .pd Morsoa
private stock brandy, both very SUPERIOR - per gallon
y per Soa's. For .'s - No 7. ss,sys ;:ssss,
Baltimore Des. sisa-s. The ods., srossria,hs city.
ENRENCn JUVENILES BOOKs.-Jean et Marie, GU
lee fiuas dune bonnie edacaton par LAbbs MAcker,
Josph Isidors u danger dss eompagnies
par r. Marcel, 81 w. vi ~ Z NJ ateN 80
Emma, o. I Model De. Jeuoe. Psr.oaoss, par Liable
Hsor'ses pour les Enisn,s ouy.ge susorise par I'ua
Esades Hissoriques ru.aee de Il Jeunessr vol, s. e,
Fernando, H:oire dun Jsuae Espssnol srsdut Dc Pale
msnd de Schm<d, 4 vol, 81 eta. e ffsso ftf
voysrss BAR r. Leon Gssria. vo. 81 esass os
,i.cmsrt u different hnd .ys and prices. and Cor differ
Ss ss from s - S'' sls THS
Also. Juvenile Books English and Ameriean Il great
ters Of bo0ks Tor youth ass dec %
"lLAnsB NEW BOOK, People I have Net. ar
wv Pistuvs Of 8oeissy and People 81 Mark
The Battle Summer Reign q Blouse, ~ J. X Marvel.
New Novel, Stephanie Beauharnais he Duehess 81 Baden
BY Fcrs, - cents, Tor sas a & 4
a ~ TAYLOR 4 MAURYS,
Jan Bocksere. ssar OH street..
QEAUTlFUL EN0L1sn BlnLEss. quarso, osSsvo
- and email pocket dses ~ ~st beauty 81 type and paper
recesved the day, variety q rich snd plain sdrga Also
Hye type TeSamsnss, imported direct from London By
dseis FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Pension AND BOUNrY-LAND AGEnC \.

n.
QFee ss isM sfrsss. spfssss ~ 7rsas0g Depars~<nG
n GORGE N. PHILLIPS. Notary Public and Commits
NJ siooer Of Deed continues his old business ~ Attorney
snd Agent Tor the prosesuon and eoieesa Of Claims
Congress and the several Excessive Departments Of the
eminent He hes lately removed his Office tbs sory
OF the building formerly occupied by Gen. Scott
nsr q and sth streets HI. attention particularly
drectcd 20 the presentation and prosecution of
CLAIMS FOR PENSIONS,
Whether Revc.nfiosary. Iavalid Navy slf-psv or WI
dovs, Prescription and osher Lend cssims, 20 isSs
RevolutiocAy services-ior Communication, HalEpsy, or
ssssy land. and Pension. Tor Service. Il The late var viA
Corsss 18th the disrsss Departments Tor Supplies, &C.
Settlement q the accounts Of Disturbing and osr officers
Colecsoa q unclaimed dividends on the funded debt Of the
Bsns Il possession of .rre .umbsr of he R.. Of n.
Army ~ the Revolution. he i enabled produce the tresf
~ - ?, s proportion q those a
sions from she United 8<Htea n slEFs1 4111 ~
A. Notary Public the undersigned u prepared 10 urpi.
iege!irsd sopaes q Dp:nmssss o. Ressrds
q The basnes tnecd Ltsrs % rsscive assessn shsald
be postage paid, snd may be Addressed W.. 4 WA - 49,
GEORGE MARTIN PfIILL1PS,
Gee o'.sspsm IL - Z BOZ No. 81 washington
ssAss = The Progress Nations IL rcaassive Indus
~. yvnssacns Popo'.aion. and Weaish ~ Ezra C..
Tistocr: History q SPsnish Literature, 3 vcls-
E;.y o. slavery y Thonss DIV, President q William
sshrsniss Ne. Yoa crsss Ass.Sos,. vus,.Asd a er-
Linz Prss) h. Easlish German sud Frs.sh one volnsse
'' ssss = T. s's. nd r..s...y !. r.. l.,-o..
sssisl - y. ssph;ws q ss Presss,iys Policy ivo,
Bsrh5ds'. Isdssssisl Essh~sees, vcsums.
dssE- FRANCK TAYLOR
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" 8@Nstss tii g t6Ate AHN e ID
se sfsse asR JUST RECEIVED,
A LETTER FROM THE EMINENT ORATOR.
JOHN VAN BuREN, ESQe
e IN FAVOR or MRS. JERVISS COLD CANDY.
New York, August ~, iS4s.
Dear Madam ALLOW thank you kindly for your very
acceptable present Of Cold Candy and oblging have
used the Candy for lime with advantage and put
in Boston recently by being unable
cure any oft Respectfully, yours, E44A
J. VAN buren,, No 81 White street.
To Mrs. w. Jervil
The original letter of this eminent be
MIRA Jervss Its arguments in favor Of MIRA Jervs
Cold Candy should cause al skepticism to vanish.
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QEAuTlFUhs EN0As1sn Da0LEss. quafso os1svo
ana small pocket s1es a pest be.uty type and pspcr
received shs Day, 10 variety q rich plain nsdrss Also
'sys type TeSamsns, imported direct from London By
dscis FRANCK TAYLOR.
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JUST RECEIVED, s,
A LETTER FROM THE AUTHOR,

.se al & klf n. r. WILLIS, ESQ.
Don't pensee originate lelegauce de style gene
ralcment admires. aaa "a &eiesasfAi iitsfk sF
New York, August 9, lSlo.
Dear Madam: am happy acknovledse the efficacy and
Agreeabenes the Cold Candy you kind enough send
and wish you in inserng the good Of that
organ the performance of which distinguishes from other
animals MY hosreness hch sugxesed your civity dis.
appeared rapidly under your Cold Candy ministraons
Yours, obliged AID truly.
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at
STORM IN GEuRoiA--T There was bad SsoFp .
Columbus, en-. snd in that vicinity on sa'aeoaS
the anh mat Rho ceissas E"gs'' s,iasS allah.
II commenced about la o'clock gu aha nsxt dsv
s1S psss and ss9 @s i 'sss s saoaa
cur el.y many shade tFess A .,nntry Inc tber haa
Was sss S%q - u + s asaes 40
much Indeed IS 70 Ig nIary, however, which has
able ihe 8, 81 Sss basn by the growing cropa.--
sssn ss .a srSs haa suffered immensely Amoss
I's S eosss ~ open has bean owa snd beaten OUT
all ma. buried in tho soil Beside this the bolls
end aeW 'ltns. have haen beaten oft and bruised IN
saG manner az 10 seriously iuefe the prospect
~ tsa arners Much Of she corn has also BEEN is-
,sssa particularly thar PARTON from which me ,oa
lsY wan not sgipped On the whela shs storm aSs
hssn tho mess extensive and meat destrue1ss 70
ia eeOsa d any that has passed ever ibis reSsa 3
country slaea ia esslle,s sStsle'nehs. AZ 'AR ."
hsatafssss lnmeuse salary has esea done
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From uGontevideo-The syYm. ~. Pease-The
French Fleet &c.

From, nlonteyideo-TEe sYYm. -. Pease-The
French Fleet, &c.
Correspondence of The TriSune.
STEAMER NEW-ORLEAas,
tMontevideo, June Us 1865
70 The Editor Of The Tribune.
We arrived here on the 9th, six days from Rio
but in consequence of being put most unnecessarily
and foolish!y into quarantine, have not been able
70 communicate with the shore, therefore am IN.
able to send you any papers. The VIM. j. Pease
left hero Oh the 9Th, but after proceeding az far
South as 40, turned back and reached here the
18th, leaking badly and without coal, and be-
heve abe has concluded 10 give it up altogether.
The French fleet is lying in the harbor; it consists
Of four ships, four briggs, two steamers, having also
on board $500 troops. There is nothing of impor-
lance, 30 far as am able to learn, unless it is the
entire cessation of active hostilities at present
The Admiral of the fleet has been and still is at
Baenos Ayres, having gone there soon aftsr his
arrival about two months since. The American
vessels OF war now here are the Independence,
Commodore 5torer, and the gloop ofwar st. Louis.
The steamer Northerner left Buenos Ayres on the
7sh and was spoke by tho Pease on the 8th; they
were in company four hours
We are receiving our o0a' from the Russian brig
Marie, 10 months from New York, bound to AGA
puco She has been as far aa $50 south, but turn
ed back in cons equence Of Injuries during gale,
and arrived here aboptswo months since.
We are all well aud expect to leave here In
Dor 4 Gays, Truly yours ii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

The LircHFIELD MURDER TRIALs-We learn
that the trial Of Calhoun, Cobb and nanass sth, for
the murder Of Barnioe White, the gate keeper at
Colbrook River, will be commenced in the Superior
Court ct Litchfeld On Tuesday morning next
Balloon, the other man indicted with these men for
the came otfense has pleaded guilty, and we under
stand he s to be improved az witness against the
others. He probably expects Legislative interior
ence in bis behalf. Hartford Times, 3lst.
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BOOK TRADE.
JENNY LIND COME!
FosrRRis EDITION.
LIFE OF JENNY L1MD

fENHE SWEDISH NIGHTINGALE, carefully complied
from he leading Musical journals and wiitera OF Ger
many and England including Burord the Musical Critic
OF the Lordon FINES, Hastings shs Musical Critic of the
Morning Post &c &c containing an authentic Biography
OF Jenny Limo By G Foster, author of tlewYork by
Gas Light" &c sc. iuttraied With magnificent portrait
of Jenny Lind This work will be found to contsn eysrY
thing OF interest relating The lie and professional career
Of The mos wonderful singer In the word and IN order
10 give universal circulation the Publishers have deter
mined to putthe price at ONE SHILLING.
Agents and others send lie your orders Immediately Tor
Fosters Edition. the only really authentic one in the mar
ket DEWITT & DAVENPORT, Publishers,
s3 II Tribune Bui!dinRB.
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EXCURSIONS.
anAMp ENouRsyOM.

GRAND EXCURSION,
U-Saas COMFY l5LAND~Landing ct Yet Hass.
sapnxzst Stoa each way--Faro y caafs,yhe asos.
Ice sInalneg as NICHOLAS, Capt Joaeeh
n Rodnan viii leAve for Coeoy Island and ales ihs
nrst August leaving pier foot oi WsisL al u A. ~
a. aid "a o'clock NJ pier s. North htyer aii0 A. hi.
st,d + heayins sleney lslad. aat Trip Is ei oelcek
q ia }, =. Ro0AAN, Agent u
@
nN~~~ GRAND ENuuK5EoR SO
sszssssgsTf8 COREY ISLAND, Landing - ses
1lS1Is2Assssr Hamilton each wayy~or ard anaf MsAa
day Jaiy y. iasp t1r Tho tho stssaes kosCuakn
UApi q a. tlaates will leave for QeaeY lstana 9en We
Mar ki1 of WatIe oil near Casa. q, Il psIesh z rs ash
Ma Ne inertia River Al aseck r Va telssnps 10 ne
cy al al essy heuf All peEeHs are fsfetd 'g'iaths am
01 ~ g ~. sse'"N' v WV j u RopAaN, Agent
ew. "a, sta,, tsses,s.ea, ~ tliaa ease
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GENERAL NOTICES.

gy~Thc Plambe National Daguerrean Gallery
Isl Bro say contains the largest collection OF Portraits oil
oisinguiihed individuals In This country Annexed il
list of few Out of the numbr hst have pasgsd from this
e who're portrsis among the thousands !ha!
be found Ia This celebrated Gallery;
Andrew jackson, P. Kesvnoy, ESQ.
John Quincy Adams Nathaniel Griswold, Eco.
janice K 2 jlk Henry Brevoort ESQ.,
0nn. L. Taylor, Matthias Bruen, ESD
Mys Madison, Gov. Edwards OF Conn.
Chancellor Kent NY. Rev DR.. Lyell York,
Hon. sas Wright Ex. Gov Rev. Dr. Smith N York
Of NY Mr. simpson, Park Thealer
Hon. Mr. fairfield, Ex. Gov. Uanl. Marble
OF MGiue, Rev, DR. Minor,
Jonathan Gcodhue, Esq. David Hale, EsQ.
Ger. Root Col Vose,
Mai. Anderson Col Wateon Bait
Com Crane, Dr.. Stearns,
Vim. ? Hslett Esq. Morris Robinson, ESQ II
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MAIL ROBBERY Stephen Morgan, employed
as clerk in the store OF Mr. a. G. Gamer, Post
master at Chaptico, Md has been arrested on the
charge of purloning money from letters passing
thro1ghihe mail. He delivered up portion OF the
mi.aipe money previous to his arrest, saying he
found It lying on the floor, We understand that
about 81 900 is missing. Morgan is young man
who has always been highly respected He was
held to bail for trial before the U. g. District Court,
to meet in this city this month BALI. Clipper.
E5y- The Alexandria Gazette states that under
the decision of the Supreme Court in the cases OF
y. w. Bruno & Sons, of Baltimore, Southmayd q
Co. and others, the Government. has CONF
menced refunding the excess the duties hereto
fore paid on sugar and molasses, in consequences Oh
the loas OF weight by leakage, dripping, exc.
MYSTERIOUS VILLAINY.-Several attemP'a nave
recently been made by come person, unknown, 70
kill Mrs Menzies, of Baltimore. OH OF yitFloi has
been thrown upon her person. package contain.
inc novyder and matches was thrown into the room
where she was sitting, and some cakes containing
araenie were sent to her, the boy who delivered
them falsely representing that Mr.. MS husband
aent them 10 her.
KILIED-A man named VIM. Brown was
killed by blow from Vincent Coilamer with
paddle, at Leonardtowp, Md. on last Sunday. The
coroners Jury rendered the singular verdict that
The deceased came to his death by an accidental
blow by the act OF man, with no intent 10 kill
MuRnxR.-Thomaa Latham, Jr an esteemed
citizen Of Martin County, n, c. waa found dead on
he 93d ult with his throat cut near his residence;
A neighbor Of his, named Webb, Ii suspected q
a..
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Ey A DELEGATION OF MANoMANE IaDIAss
are now in this city, at Kings Hotel. They are,
We believe, under the a1perintendenoe OF Mr. VIM;
II. Bruce, Indian Agent and are also accompanied
by the following named gentlemen, viz; VIM
Powell, y. g. Interpreters John 8. Jacobs, Charles
A. Grignon, Rev. III. Bondwell, Teacher, superi,t-
tendent Of Schools 60 A. Caldwell, Francis
Desr oyer, George Cowen.
The name OF hianomane signiaes Wild Race.
The names of the Indians with the signif,ation Of
some of them, are as follows: Osh Koah, The
Brave; Kee shenew, The Bird that Flies Fast;
Corrow Wau ke-che.un Crooked Nose; Sage.
lo-ke Sho no nee shan-wan no ness Soath Birdi
Chi quitum, a sound, or echo La Motto.
Washington Republic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

Ess Noslce,-ln consequence OF the rain on Monday
The propased visit to the contemplated site OF the new VII
age OF Paramount poSponed TO Wednesday the l Inst
a. ny O'clock puo!c meeting VIII be held ca the even
ng OF the same day g! Ml@y Hail. Bowery ct u O'clock
Subscgbefs ard those who e inieesed are invited to be
present IS 2tlS" n. McGRAW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

az Noiices-Passengers per steanahip ATLANTIC
or pool will please be on board tae fool Of Cans
III Saturday Sept T. IL ID. and send all LUGGAGE no,
wanted The passage board, on Friday, Sept marS
ed bsisS With The number of their berth So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

" Netice,-stesnhhip ATL ANFIC from Liverpool,
dchsv cling under genersl der al the foot Of Canal ar
Goasgres will please send their permits on board me-