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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17
GTEAM COMMUNICATION BE-

STEAM COMMU NlCATION BE-
EyTWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND LNERPOOL-
rle nn,lerfnl new Steamship CITY OF GLASGOW, h.
R. Matthew'S Gate Of the Crest Western1 Gomnnldefi
$40 tUns, $50 horsepower. Ia inieboed to sail
FROM PHILADELPHIA fR0M LIVERPOOL. 49,,
Thursday lothian. 1851. "Wednesday, II III Dec 1880
Thursday, 18Th March, laJl- " einesqhY Eth gen le2
Ths vessel well kH0e for her succcssiui voyages oe-
tween Glasgow ard New ana has spletdd slate-room
accommodation Ur about Ia first ,d second cahh passei
gers, 90 Storage passengers iANenl
RATES or PASSAGE
rpoy RIM ,DFilgJA FROM LIVERPOOL.
First C8biu-lG0 DOdafs. first Cahin--<< Culhas'
rSu Cohip--6n Dollars second Cabin-l3 Gutneas
Thoe iucde Provisions AID stewards FEE onl not
Vine or Liquors. which ctn be had on hoard
RATES Ot FREIGHT
ptuLAuELFt,th, tNoSi W 'slou-' ,a.,,,
According agreement ~ sterling Pot wa 'i'701N'
Az goods he AGENTS In Philadelphia WIN be !oss
warded with economy ana dispatch.
There poNrrii Steamships now under contract
for this Lue-one in Ney-York and The other IN Glasgow
Il be ready during tue ensuing Summer
For further particulars appy ia Liverpool ana beuast,
10 RICHARDSON'S BROTdEBS6 CO.; in Gasg0w, 10
PATRICK HENDERSON co and p PhladephIa
and NeH- York. 10 RICHARDSON, WATSON co.
do If
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n0I-GHKFFPSIE I.INE 81 BARGES.

e;rH -TTr1 aT -tr ~ 81
81 = i t--a L-il-1 "a 80
-fs.5a eHs 81 3 5l,l Il. Al So . Z.
Il Isays saszsB I..s.I - az i d ard l2s. zne .,
PR, Esa
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN according to aw 70 All psfsoae
II hayr lsins against AHlsTlAN MAYR as Of the Cy o.
eYo deceased tsi hey are required TO exao; he SANE ~
stgaer either OF the opdsrsgnHt az their places
as IN the York aforesaid before the ss1 es
@ ext AnI pesonS iadseod 20 the DECEASED w pieAss
Qg, amount 8us either of by the fsTsoEs IN
tsso p paats Othsr articles ot art etc belonging % ms
t.es are requested return tie sane without det4yHsW'
li,Soysmper II, 1880 ,,,. - r,
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VSEST i COS PACIFIC AND
~ CALIFORNIA EgPR E,SS-yV. 8 co ri a.s.
match MESSENGER tT >ts1n.er OaI1, tosal Dec -
sf5PN Letters AMI sElsH Packages received anal l.
uciocs Of the 18Th. HEAVY freight Hnt aiter @ 3 >so
rers may aTH.1 fa ok enSe ard isa7-Hs - cle3r -
goods Tie Custom H9use by .5aTi1g tllf invoices nj
~ ofH-e fs5 Broai,vav nj iagS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17

etTKEET DEPARTMENT No. 4 HALLOF RECORgS-PubIc
lNotce h-f-ry gwen the following Petitions have neen
10 the Board ii Assistant Aldermen To open srae f~sn
late aud gutter stones City 'Id Il oee-u
Thru To Tag cd-waka Twelfth q. between
Avenues and G. and Avenue ant Tenth I Al persons tsd
tie th propositions atus thereto ae regulated o
them 20 th uOoergnei al ore an Or before
lie 24iA day cf Dec. ast-Dec "a, 1850. JOHN DODGE
stree. Comm
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:.
k,It notice ,bt III e ad compliant Wac, tue Second Jay II
D,mter 1870 flied Office Of tie Ce1k Ct the my ana Ca
w - ~ - Nv ~ NIGHTAAN Il CLARK,
Soi,x-uTn Plaintiffs Attorney :, I Wallst n l.
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STREET DEPARTMENT No. ! HALL. OF RECORDs-Tofag
kCnoft tie hole With fronting Sixteenth between
Fstay and Avenue 4 where ae noHag=d AL persons
having objections thereto reG's'e present them
IN writing the Undersigned the z Gay Of
Dec inst-D,c. II. 100 JOHN T. DODGE.
an Stree. Cu.a4tsti5rar.
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fN0kPORATlON EOTICEPubiC -rehy to the
Sowne occupant OF all Houses aud Lots,
by The lodged
Tie Office oil an
sons Interested Tagging easerS "Asa OF The Eighth
avenue from 4d $50 The m 5 embraced BY such Assessment
Houses ans Lots OF Ground, vacant ~,
reces an1 parcels Land situated the esstey so" OF Eighth
avenue b, tween I'D Ali persons whose interests
the same or either of them, requested TO present er once
tons in writing uudersgued at Their oice No al 81 Re
cords within thirty Of t' notice SANIEl H.
DE MOTT FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ISAAC WM SMITH As
1860. az ~
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II Pursuance OF an order Of as Surrogate Of tss County Of
AssYorI notice hereby gwen to al persoS' eSyos Sans
Ssi TYGSiAs DOUGLAS as OF the City Of New fsrk tAIf
S1 to present the with vouchers thereof 70 tse eoo
t, a; 81 residence g! Ae.hea NJ Barns No Sol 70
CITY q SewYofS or be!oe hs twsatei4 o2y OF aAuA'
At-bsied New Yark the alssnth day Of Juy, letQ
BID IawS,nST, BETSY A. DOUGLAS, AdnlnhtEsiTix
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LSOR LIVERPOOt4-U nited States
Il Mail Steamship ARCTIC Capt Jas. C Lpca.-rhis
Steamed will depar. with the Mails FOR Europe posi-
,iyeIy on Saturday Dec p e, O'Clock NJ from her berth
nj Tho foot Of CBnal-sl
No berth secured I'LL pad FOR.
For Freight or Passage having unequaed accomm0da-
tons Tor elegance 0r comf.rt. uppy to
EDWARK K COLLINS, Sc Walst
No freight viii be received on board AFTER Thursday ION
inst
sail January 8. d5
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fVRsuANcE OF ~ As Surrogate Of thu cousy o.
Sasy ss,cs hSIesy TO all persons ssyine a' %
@ JOHNSON late Of tbs C.y Of New York dSoess'i 70 pH
vhV esche the subscriber al his store ~
d s'rsS' nths cy Ct HeH YORK before tho shtsSess
IA peesphsr nsItatsd Ess York tAad seEth day oil !op
=. us!sl swtuFn'1 CEARLEsG Chr lSTAkN AsSsistrttor
MICE hereby grsa according TO aw to all persons htvir
s,tsylla s AGAINST THOMAS MCCARTHY ,ss &C ,he city o.
81
lisa JEREMlAH MASH. {t.
go '2Sonfu HUMPHREY BENNETT, '-N'ee''i'' 81
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6tORPoRATION NOTICE.-Pu6le Notice. hereby gwen
tle occupant occupants Of all Houses and
Lots improved unrprov lauds affected thereby that the fol
loving completed by the Asessu acd
LOGGED Buresu OF Assessments ot examination
y persons Interested Forpg cross%als in Wall 81 from
tie Ution The embraced bJ sle As
include ae several Houses and Lots Of Ground vacant
La pecss parcels Land WAL 81 and known ny
III. Mo- 80 81 3d. g 81 So 40and a. All
persons affected the above named Assess
ents opposed the either OF them
q1este present Their objections. writing to tile uHiesned at
er office WITHIN thirty the tate OF
this notice. SAMUEL. H. DE MOTE FRANCIS NICHOLSON,
ISAAC SMITH, Office, Bureau Of Assessments,
Street Department. nov. II. 1880. dis lot
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SNTKEET DEPARTMENT Ko.4 Hall Recufos.-fuoic Notice
- hereby following petition h-en presented
to tue 9sgd OF Adennsn To OIL -anaen lots Leat between
l20 aud l2j Al persons Interested hasI Joisetl thereto
requested present ten writing tRs 1uer-a Al as
Office before day Of December Deceroer
1850 1877 john I. DODGE, Street Connii--oasr
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1poroN ApiJEnuCT DEPARTMENT Rotuuda, PARK, Dec T.
u -copornon SotcePnbl] aoece = a-te.y Er-n "a
tho Board Assistant Ndrfneniprs
ever i.ou AID through Leroy 81 pnat
about 21 FEET st All the lho's
Ivrp ober.os thereto requested preslt Tie s
nr u the Contract office b-ioe 7tuirss
Suim EICH0LAS DEAN, Pos CrotOu AG. jsr'I
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NEV-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, DECEMBER II, 1850

TOR SAN FRANCISCO-DIRECT-
4 DISPATCH LtNE.-FIRST VESSEL -Sgieniii
Canton pacsetship NEBRASKA. at Pier Notth taRef-
car the bulk ii 3as barrels freight and sal n ao5G
H DAYS. she has very superior Accommodations Jos ie'
80 i B. SUTTON. 81 Wa.Lsr. or
df7 JOHN OGDEN, ll6 Wal.st.
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''uRs' pf Il sGEFF lOT Grand street, ra,,,ors
satv. YRE'R LIESE p CIe street,
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an PURSUANCE the OF County
York hereby gwen all having agans
HEHkY P ROBERTSON late OF the City 0! Rev YORK, deceased
present with vouchers thereof the abscuoar III,
;.nce Broome the City Of New YORK, osors the
day January ae1Daed NV YORK, e eighth day Of
Juy 1880 TiyQ Iaw6mH1 HENRY l. ROBERTSON, Administrator
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II650- CORPORATION hOTI E Public notice aefe5y
M an gt petition presented tl- Beard Of Atefmea
N 4lst iroa tIGi-n1 hrAr point - i-e vet
Of stnav persons n-rctsd the above, having directions
thereto rrisrej 10 pese s same n ['6z % ne
Cl1il Al Ibis Office. beurs Tuesday l7hust NICHOLAS
DEAN President Cro;0n Aqnedact Department d. let
1-.RoToN AQUfDuCr DEPARTMENT, Ro,unds, Pars, Pee
sb lss0-CORPORATIuf SOTICE.-Pub.o noues mere
nv HAT an application bs-e presented tho Board Of
r iareu 81 rom The sewer in Canal 81
al sCn Get north perbdn the b0ge, having
ectn. thereto sre requested present ~rn
~ tortr,ci . Al 5dc- before MONDAY 10th inst
sIcRnT IS DEAN President Croon Aeueduct Dept do G
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CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD
SLIHE.FROM NEsyS YORK TO PH1LADELPH Ia
One Line only viii until further understanding new
York from Pier No North Rivef foot vi Batteey gac7,
dsiiy Sundays eAcepie1, By steamboat JOHN POTTER
Captain JOHN sIsiEsoH al y oeloc5 9r SCUM AthpUy
I passengers ys take The carr for Camden, stopping
ii tie Usual i1lefmedsts pisces, sud arriving io Phistsl
,s-te sf,net
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III PURSUANCE OF az ofde OF tbs County Of
sew York aocea hereby 10 all cai9s egaln
JOHN PEAL ate Of the City n New Oreaa the state OF LOUISE
su, s,seut thereof the sub
-crissr tie Cty Of osrYors
before ths s'ye1, Gav of Mdy ns1D%d NswYot tue
ord day Of Nnysrnbar 1850 CALEB 4. BURGESS
a. llv6UIu AdruFtr-:oi with the Wllanlexed
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Mr. STANLy-FREEDoM OF THE pREss.--h will be rec
objected that some time since Mr. Sanly moved reso
the authorship Of the Bundecund papers, and to as
certain to what extent Office holders under Mr. Folks
administration had inleriered in elections The resolu-
ton was adopted, and Mr.. Stanly, with subject well
suited 10 his tastes and powers, went to work A few
days since be reported TO the House. from his committee,
that Mr. Richie, Of the Union, and Mr. Sengsack. presi
dent OF the Democratic Association III Washington
during the late campaign, had refused to answer ques
tons and by the following preamble and resolution, he
proposed 10 bring them 10 the bar Of that body for
contempt
fered the following preamble and resolution, viz;
"Whereas the select committee Of this House under a
Rcha and G. p, Sengstack have peremptory refused
give evidence in obedience 10 summons duly issued by
ssopea That the Speaker OF this House issue his war.
rant directed TO the Arms TO take INTO custody
bou4 the bar Of the House TO answer for an alleged
tempt OF this House, and that they be allowed counsel on
that OCCASION should they desire It "
The resolution was debated for time, Mr.. Sanly
OF course distinguishing himself by his effort on the
and then, motion, II was rejected by vote OF
40 10 1872 Mr. Stany voting for il in company with Gott
Ashmun, and her abotonlsts.
tappears that MIR Richie, in the exercise OF his rights
the conductor OF free press in free country, had
fused to give upto Mr.. Stany the names OF the cores
pondents oil his paper and 1t for this offence that
Mr. Stsnly proposed to take him in custody and bring
him the bar OF the House We surprised that that
body allowed resolution OF this character 10 be debated
that the resolution should have been voted down
and the House would have been out of the line OF its
duty, but would have indicated lis dignity and shown its
devotion clearly the rights OF the press under the
constitution, if il had ordered Mr. Siany to the front Of
the Speakers chair be rpprmanded for his conduct
the severest terms by that officer
Mr. Sany cherisbes feelings Of malice towards his po
ilcal opponents which Sleep and which viii
die Having destroyed himself BY his misdeeds, his
craven submission the North, and his arrogant and
overbearng manners, he has nothing hope tor in the
future and he graes his feelings BY singing whom
be and woundng where he may with impuni;y and
safety to himself II he had il in his power, be would
no doub, fine and mprson every democratic editor in the
land; indeed the who could the above resolu
ton and for it in this free country would not hes
tate at anything 10 crafty his malice or glu his ven.
geance
II is some consolation however know that he will
soon be powerless and therefore entirely harmless His
own district is agans, him by large majority He will
msrepesent thai people more alter his present term
What IS be 10 dor Edney and Nixon White have been
rewarded and may he being least their equal,
pect crumb also from his free soil FRIEND Mr. Fillmore
tRateigh Standard.
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ANOTHER DAY OF PROGRESS ANOTHER GLORIOUS
ACHIEVEMENT As EXPECTED The Texas and New
Mexico bills having been passed by the House on Fri
day, they followed on Saturday by the admission
OF California and the passage OF bill TO establish
territorial government for Utah The omnibus, then.
has, in effect, been adopted The further proceedings
may be considered matters OF form, which will not
be attended with further delay and vexation Ele i'm
porant for Cancellation and compromise have
been carried After so many months Of turmoil and
wrangling debate, hardly believe al once in this
sudden and happy change Of Circumstances and venture
To congratulate the whole country the good fortune OF
the republic. II attempt 10 realize the full
OF this happy result conpared with what might have
happened and seemed almost inevitable our JOY will be
greater than contain. And II il should be mani.
Tested by the usual signs Of rejoicing, they would fall in
hniiey below the occasion ii they did not equal at least
the most magnificent display that ever made for such
purpose.
We are little pleased, we must declare, with the
whining tone OF JOY emitted from certain quarters with
much reluctance and with many miserable qualihca-
tons Some make out 10 say, "Ws-oTe-giad-of-u
And others, "Wc--do-aof--design--fo- our
relief The bills not
altogether such. know, some oil them would have.
Indeed some have or less opposed the measures,
least said nothing earnestly in their favor and such
friends OF the Union are 10 be censnred than the
open and rabid aboonsls, OF the noisy and hobeaded
nul!ihers Bat let them work themselves back il they
can the vocation oil honest citizens, and learn to be
devoted the rights Of the people and the true principles
OF popular goyernment-ProUidente OK. ~ Herald
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tbs GREAT MEASURES OF ADJusTMEsT.-The pas.
sage OF the important bills which have long been be-.
fore Congress- has had most happy eeeon the country
generally. Everywhere the news Is greeted with the
most enthusiastic demonstrations of 10y With here and
there solitary exception, the press unanimous in the
expression that most happy contamination Tor the wei
fare Of the Union has been achieved and men OF all par
ties Join in congratulations with each other that the cloud
which has for Ten months hung over our political hori.
ron has been dspeled and that the gensl OF peace
and goodwill beams again upon Indeed, we have
seldom, il ever, witnessed greater nnanimy manifested
any important public measure in which every section
OF the Union Interested
Upon this happy concentration, we again congratulate
readers and the country The fears which at times
were entertained for the peace aud perpeuty OF the
uiion can be dspelled; and distant trust will be
the day before called upon 10 pass through like
ORDEAL To those noble and interchangeable statesmen who
have labored with untiripg zeal iorahe accomplishment
of this result the country look with Just PRIDE, and
Join in awarding them the high honor which they 30 Just
ly deserve Those who honor the constitution and the
/ (Aibdny argus.
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FURTHER AGITATION THREATENED The organ oi sec
tionaIlstn and aboItlon<m m New York city, which
raves with more wildness than under The gnopln
Gus death and burial OF the Proyiso, with mpoent rage
re-decares war on the South, and renewed agitation Of
the slavery question. Heat this pesiiieni pint
"Wuh regard 20 New Mexico and Utah, which are now
provided Territorial governments containing pro-
hibou OF slave there " nothing 20 prevent that question
brg Brought up again there rs The slight
81 success There is nothing 90 prevent
proposition for the amendment OF these bills from being
DTJugh forward at the lou o Congress, hen
shs be inorced by the Of the aud
resentatives from California nothing opfeyent Ii from
proportion OF n.reru aud sOntieru representatives
VIII bs cufued TO Congress under iiTe II
exclude slavery iron tue Territories by direct
hbiJon-If Congress has not the fnness the
tho law Of freedom brgneaed Wy Mexico 20 her coded
will do our be 10 exclude by the continual
aRialirn IL the queslIona method OF warfare which Is still
eit u.s. which the paists who possess slavery
may the admission ol the southern IotIcans-dread
| almost as much express exclusion by law"
will be recoIlected that the leader Of what
known as .'i ee-sos1" ia this State, in OF his
cent e,ises to the faithful predicted that The passage
of the 'omnbus' would not put an end TO the sa.
very agitation, but that would be kept up hever,be
less, 10 shape another, long as slavery existed
any WHEREOF words 10 that effect His organ in New
York will OF 10 Il that tie prediction rs iulhrd
/ ii il and he bring ii about Nothing less was tx
peced OF either Their afintss with the abolition
lists proper aud have been all along PfOyisvlsm has
been and is the hall way house 10 abohousm Thitbe
the Poet and the free soil" leader mean 70 go, an
sooner or later will Botn parties will have reason tt
rejoice when they take up Their winding way, as IS u
| b., hoped they soon w into The abolition camp. hss
= question OF time only.--Abany Argus
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tomerya resident Of this city, and OF high character 1t
presents aderent view Of the gold bearing quartz Of the
Manposa from the above

presents aderent view Of the gold bearing quartz Of the
Manposa from the above
"sAs FRAaclsoo, July 8, 1854
! DsAa sia, lst ioI the mines of Mariposa he 26h
uumo aad arrived there the 29h-
immediately on my arrival al he Matipo,a nscendcd
the hill 10 The quartz vein From the spo which you point
cd Oh the the qnaz has been posed about
bundled and lily yards West, twenty east large
quantity Of exceedingly rich specimens has been extract
ed. The richest found in large boudes near the sur
fare snort distance from the edge of the quartz vein
couple OF men Captain Powell and Haer) obtained N a
lew days amount Of gold quartz valued At s2o0Oo
pounds OF gold Ia il, lie was offered $500 for L.
Companies have been formed 10 work the quartz, and
each member has saked twenty feet the his
'eiaim' One company, composed Of eighteen persons,
and having claim OF bundled and sixty Iset. have
their machinery nearly ready 2 be put up. They have
sunk pit OF twenty five feet in depth and have dscov-
cred rich vein Their machinery viii not be ready for
feet deep II has water in IL The vein as crops
out dsisa; points Il ts westerly course has been
they have no means to work t.
II found the journey from Stockton to the Marposa ex
alone having purchased at Stockton The country
becoming rather unsettled, IN consequence OF many
foreigners he Ing unable work AT the macs, under the
effect oi the law imposing OF SD per month all
citizens OF the United States They
uniting numerous outrages, particularly in the region Of
tie southern mines, where hey most numerous Six
murdered during the short time there
lo,nd one man murdered IN his tent
" You viii excuse, tua, ibis hurried letter. have TO
write great haste, have matters TO attend
TO prepa ratory TO my departure
81 forgot mention that settlement the Marposa
is quite town. Most OF the miners have lett in conse-
quence o the height oil the Some viii probably
urn Buthe whole valley aud all lis late al rnynss &o
I'VE been completely dug up The fork OF the Mari
posa (callsd Aqua Fria) covered with dggers But
believe that the washings all be great adj
vantage, with proper quicksilver machines. The conpa
ny from Washington has reached the Mariposa. G&
eavo this evening iot The Marposa, via Stockton.
ncediu ~ Blasting, &c and shall commences vigorous
attack on The rock a. so,n as get back Z"
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We repubsh from fridays National Ltsiiigsneer
another letter. written from the place. Of near,
the same date. and from another person, which is also
addressed to friend in Washington. The writer was
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a0-Mr. HKsKr NJ Lawns, Of Monsomery Alaean. . am, -
sra travelling agent for Alabama and assisted ),
D. DRETTs F#a.H. H ae5eed as .sI.--7
MI IsRAKL Il. JAAEs, No lS2 South Tenth sres, pb,.a.
pha, general travelling assisted BY Messrs WV n
WELD, Jons CoLLiSs, JAsss DEERxo A. kiHx wsIIssrox
f. A. Evans, JAsks CLARE, and p, LOCKS as ~ ls
Qy-r O. w. JANIS, No. Harrison street, Cneinnsu,
travelling for the States, assisted by
SMITH, IT, DEsr, JASON TAyLoR W. AsxsrKoss Pssss
LocKK, ". RAnsAr, and @. sTsIShAS ,Attat
u-Reeeipts from either Of tho above viii he good 84
0WlAs GopLDis Of Richmond virginia, general
o virginia. assisted by travelling B. PuLLRR and JAAks
THOMAS. ai f4M
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WANTED Immediately, woman 60 do the cooking
and washing lot small family None need apply but such a.
give the best Recommendations white would BE- pre-
ferrsd. Inquire this Office. sept lo-du
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WANTED 20 Hire by the Year slave Woman, whs
IL qualified to cook and do the household work for small fam
n.y. Apply AZ the Counting ROOM Union Office.
July lf-d&cpu
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DhRLO and three Chambers 90 let sir doors from
National Hotel Fancy Store elegantly furnished
INQUIRE At 3rH4E PARKER's
Fancy and Perfuuiep Store, Penn. avenue,
Sent ia-d3t near National Hotel.
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WASHINGTON THURSDAY, JULY %, 1850
HORACE MlNy'S LRTTRRS

On he Extension Of Siat1y INTO California and Mem
Merico; and on The duty of Congress 10 prOr,ds
me TriaI by JnryJo alleged Fugitive Slapss.
IRennhllaheh with Nnfoa
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A MAxxorB PRINTING PRrss-Msssrs Hoe
Il Co Of New York, are constructing print
log machine for the Sun newspaper, OF that city,
capable Of throwing out from 10 900 70 1000 per
hoor twill be 80 feet long, with sight printing
cylinders and its cost will be near s2i 900.