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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-23
CHESAPEAKE AND Ono CANAL-The Cumberlan,
Mountaneer OF Thursday saws

we understand, that Hunter, Harris & Co., who con-
traced ana undertook at recent date. TO- comnIeta
the unfinished portion Of the Canal to this place have
thrown up the work and appointed Trustee We al.
so understand that this result brought about by i'm
vast quantity OF extra wordsworth not embraced by
their contract, and that therefore, they are not to be-
blamed for the step which they have taken We ap-
penend eVl consequences TO many from this course of
we know the fact that acceptances, to the amount Of
$4,000 at least are held by our citizens and they can
not now be paid ~ wa
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-23

NAvAL-Ihe following information is contained in
letter received by an officer at the Brooklyn NAVY
Yard from an officer on the Pacific station:
he states that the sloop- ofwar Prebe will proba-
oily be condemned and laid up at San Francisco. end
that the ship Fredonia will be sent hone Deser
TONS from the United States vessels are numerous
!he rgate Sayannah has only $50 men remaining; the
soop Prebe TO- the Fredonia none; the soop Of
war arren, Jour marines, and from the soop- Of
Falmou IN, some eli ght or ten have deserted
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-23

IL seeFqs TO be the impression Of many who were pre-
sent at the meeting on Tuesday evening last that Mr.
harrington, OF this paper response to calls which
he mlsIook Tor his own name. 1t is scarcely worth
while to make the correction but the facts Mr. G. rosa
to make motion that the meeting adjourn over before
the calls referred to heard He at first failed to
eaten the charmans eye and soon as the gentleman
who obtained the floor had completed his remarks he
rose again 10 make the motion, without any idea
oil being called upon" and without being under the
msapprehension supposed
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-23
BIBLE SOCIETY OF yIRGINIA.-The

BIHLE sOCIETY OF VIRGINIA.-The
Annual Meeting of the Bible Society of Virginia will
Hill on Tuesday evening, the I'd of April 1850 at ha f
past o'clock, on which occasion the Annual Report
will be presented, and interesting addresses may be ex-
pected.
Auxiliary Societies are requested to send Delegates,
and the public are respectfully invited to attend
SAML REEVE Cor Secrv
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-23
THE NEW YORK DAILY HERALD !.

for sale every evening at KELLY & FoRDs Broad street.
opposite the Theatre. It being the Evening Edition
all can obtain it twenty-our hours after it is published
Orders left at j B. Gibbs Bookstore, Main street on.
posite the City Hotel will be promptly attended to- as
the carriers deliver them as the Northern train
arrives. NH 22--2t
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-23
FOR THE ZINES.
Monroe Ward SDring EIectionS

For THE ZINES.
Monroe Ward Spring Elections.
Messrs. Editors The Ward elections are now at
hand Allow me to suggest to the voters Of Monroe
Ward the name of SAMUEL d. DENooN, as suitable
person to be reelected to represent in the next Ctv
Council In presenting the claims of Mr.. Denoon, i
deem useless to enter into discussion of his oua-
LITIGATION and merits. hope it will be the pleasure of
the people to come forward and give him warm sup
port, and ensure his election by handsome majority
Many Voters on Clay and Leigh Streets
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-23
20 che Voters of Monroe Word

20 The Voters of Monroe Ward.
Having seen proposition in the papers oy YOU TO hold
meeting at the European Hotel, on Saturday evening
next for the purpose of agreeing upon list of names
to be voted for at the charter election BEG leave
to propose Tor your consideration the name of Ii A
CLAIBORNE, ESQ., as one that in my Judgment, NAV be
with great proprety associated with those that may be-
rests in the City Council
Very respectfully,
AN OLD CITIZEN
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-23
HUsTINGs COURT. March %.

Commonwealth Us. j. Esher-Charged with passing
a counterfeit $50 note Julia Dye on the 22d Feb'v-
The prisoner was examined on the charge and sent on
for trial before the Superior Court. Messrs August e.
Watkins for the prisoner, and Messrs Wicker and Car
rington for the Commonwealth
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-23

The steamer Georgia, which left New York on the
18th inst for Chagres received the mails and passen
at Charleston and Savannah on the 18th inst and bro
ceeded to Havana. Passengers were all in good
health
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-23
A CARD

Understanding the impression prevails that an, s.;1
regarded as candidate to represent the city re-
specially request that my may not be used for that
purpose JAS. E. HEATH
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-23

u EA A FF AIR

y We are compelled to poatpore several notices
and advertisements which shall appear in our mex, pa
r.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-23

The largest cotton mill in the State OF New York
mas recently been erected at Utica 1t is $50 feet long
and the steam engine which is to drive the machinery
is OF 300 horses power, and cost $4,000
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-23


rsts story that Dr. Ps body had been carried off in
cab and the cab had been found saturated with blood
he was particularly anxious 10 have the bog made
strong and made SO that he could solder it up himself
Then there was another branch OF the case to which
the government would ask the most intelligent inouirv
There were facts Also to show that nature had spoken
out in the case OF the prisoner that explanations had
escaped his lips, when he intended to keep them shut
On Thursday steps were taken to make an investqa-
ton OF the vault |he officers went down into the bass
ment and found that there no mode of access to it
except through an apartment OF which DR.. W. had the
key. 1t would appear that as early as Sunday evening
Mr.. Ltteheld suspected that DR. w knew more about
the matter than anybody ese and that during the whole
OF tho following week he acted in accordance with that
suspclon and they you'd recoect that he was Deepen
dant upon those professors and therefore he would
coed with great caution. F
On Thursday, he determined to make an entrance
through the wall OF the vault going down into the base
ment. lie found 1t much more difficult than he ey
pected and on Friday morning he COMMUNICATE he
purpose 10 Drs. Jackson and Eigelow and with their
APPRECIATION, on Friday he went to work and cat he
wife to watch Tor Dr. Webster, but with no desire Ia
L. thought she Prof W.. but it appeared that il
not he and the appearance and emotions which jte-
field manifested when the horrible discovery was made
would show the honesty OF his purpose
When DR., Webster was arrested he charoad t,la
field with having committed this act or hang q DON
spirator; but at the time he said that the rema
were as much his as DR.. Parkman's-hus disagreejna
with his premises, by hazardng such conclis;o,
Another thing which showed what denendenre onoht =,
be put on DR.. WIS declarations was that, on Tuesday
he put the question to Ltleed il he was
he also asked him II lie had got his Thanksgyno lin.
ner. and gave him an order for turkey While al the
same time he had suspicious OF the man WY
When his apartments in the college were opened, DR.
Webster was requested to be present explain anv thpo
that might tanspire, q be seen His department and
remarks that occasion Were singular There were
found pair OF pants with spots Of blood and pair o.
slippers, as we'll some towels marked with Hood
were found in the vault, whence nothing could proceed
seawald, only as it percolated through the walls. il
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-02
FINE SHIRTS, TO ORDER
JENNY LIND SALOON,
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Recently opened at

HtCtHty opened at
301 Main Street, opposite s H. C0Hon's NRrsery,
IN ADAMS BLOCK,
XNTERE may be had Oysters served up in the various
wv styles also for sale by the measure.
The Saloon is situated the first floor the Block and
by personal attention the business he hopes TO make it an
agreeable place for Ladies and Gentlemen who may favor
him with call
good assortment Of Foreign and Domestic Fruit Nuts,
and Con nfecti0nery on hand.
sEs lie is also supplied daily with NEW BREAD of all
IVY kinds from one of the best bakeries in the city.
- Also Pies and Cakes, Jeles and Preserves Of do
mestic manufacture. 15 MEALS furnished at all hours.
BURNING FLUID aud LAMPS Of the best quality con
stantly on hand Oil Lamps altered for Fluid
share OF public patronage is respectfully solicited
Worcester. Nov. 81, 1850. diff WM. A. EAMES.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-02
LOOK AT THIsI

AOUA al 4hl0.
VIE subscribers have the pleasure Of informing Ladies
GOODS is now replenished and filed up the best as
sortmen of
Dress and Cloak Trimmings, viz:
Jenny Lind Agerene and Taglioni BRAIDs;
VELVET RIBBONS, great variety
49,, large assortment of Dress Buttons, viz
Gt Silver Steel Glass Silk netted Jenny Lind
Lacea, Edgings, Swiss Muslins,
daconet Cambiics, Wrought COLLARS, CUFFS. Under
HDkts, SLEEVES, and BERTHA CAFES;
S'7iss and Ca0bric Edgings and fasertings
STEEL PURSES and BAGS, PORTMONIES PURsE
ISL steel Beads Rings, Tasses Frnges and Clasps
Combs and Brushes in an endless variety
Jenny Lind Polka Coats,
lor Clldres s, Misses and Ladies' and OPERA HOODS
got up by ourselves.
PORTSMOUTH HOSIERY:
Children's, Misses ard Ladies' WINTER GLOVES
DOL Heads and Bodies, 20 different sizes
wax Dols with and without moving eyes; India Rubbe,
Doll Heads and Rattles.
Ha1lcy TOys, AIaiaster Wo, K and variors ot,o,
fTehcH, English and German Fancy articles too
~ numerous to mention
German Zephyr and Tapestry Worsteds.
uhaoN0tedty the largest assortment in this cfty
'AE ep uA95, 7 WoRSTED PATTERNS FLossEs. Emb,d
bftAlDo' ana ali kinds Of Emb'd materials etc etc
57Our MIR MYERS, who is thoroughly acopaintad
WIN All KINDS OF kitting Crochet and Enbrd yyorl a
particular aehton to the matching fgqttey0s selected in
who are less skilled in needle work - ~ s0
- QuIcK SALES and SMALL PROFITS is our motto and
several years experience have shown that this wav of do
ing business is the most prosperous.
JENNY LIND CoA1s and Hoops will he knitted 70 ~
der, at short notice. Gail at " VI
he Ne1c England Faacu Store.
EAO Main Street, Rutman Row, Worcester
MYERS, BAMBERGER & ROsENBLATT.
q Don't overlook the No. eIO.cG distf nov12
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-02
GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE OF DRY
GOODS.
STOCK MARI
II . II II D OOh -H1lItiALD ID
AT RUINOUS PRICES.

AT RUINOUS PRICES.
Ts orr intention sell every thing hand in the
shape OF Dry Goods before l5t December, 1851 In
der to accomplish it, we have made a general MARK
DOW on whole stock and such prices that
fail to secure ready sale of every article AT ONCE.
IOr stock is much larger tan it has been before,
consisting Of the desirable assortment ever offered by
rs, viz:
ALL WOOL TEIIBETs, every color and quality,
IS cts to Sl.l2t.
6-4 LYONEsE CLOTHS, from Is to So cts
AnPAcGAs All and MoHAlIs in fancy o.ls 20 to 50 cts
Rich All Wool CAsHMEREs, 42 cts
'' F" DE LANES 37j cts.
Blue Maroon Green, Orange, Plain awool D'Lains, 42c
Best styles MANCHESTER De J. INES, s13h
sold every where in the city for 20 and % cts shall sell
for Seventeen Cents.
choice style ofENGLISH PRINTS, that we have been
selling for III cts, will c offered at Eight Cents
1900 Yds. 4-4 French Prints, that have been
selling freely II cts shall sell them for I
GTA better Bargain in BLACK SILKS can te shown by
US than by any other concern in Worcester very fair
Black Silk for so cts, 3-4 yd wide.
Also in FANCY SILKS we defy competition eli her in
qyle cheapne5s, having in style cheapnes having
every thing in the shape of RICH STRIPE, BROCADE,
PlAlN& Aso every shade and color of
Heavy Changeable Turc Satins.
The best article of Portsmouth Hose FIR AZ cts.
Black Worsted Hose for II cts.
Heavy Rose Blankets for $3.50 per pair.
Brobcn md BIeqched SHEETTNGS
Also, TiCKINGs, CRASHES, and DIAPERS.
In fact whole stock is going unheard of pr
This is opportunity that seldom offers for you get
nearly One Dollars worth of Goods for Fifty Cents.
HALL &1 THOMPSON.
N. B 1t is acknowledged by every that we have the
best assortment of
Bay State Long and Square shawls
there is in Wocesterprices varying from $l75 $3.50
for the best article. Also,
Cashmere Long and Square ShayIs,
from So to $40.
~ You will obge us by looking through stock and
if our prices Is per less than the Goods
can be bought elsewhere, Will urge you to buy.
! Wor ester Nov 10. dw4wis
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-02
COAL--COALl.

1000 Pounds make Ton.
And good articte be obtained IN this city or
sLeichere.
FVNIiE subscriber has now on hand best varieties
Pennsylvania Coal,
BY CARGO or RETAIL which will be sold at LopeSt
Market Prices.
Also, best quality BITuMINoUs COAL, for Steam
Smiths use
Or Orders through the Post Office, left at Lewis 7.
Iazell Drug store on Main Street; A. Bayes' store,
Of Main and School Streets at o. Bramans Store,
outhbrdge Street. and my Counting Room on the Yard
opposite Providence and Worcester H. r. Depot, Green ST.
will be thankfully received and promptly attended 10.
oct3 distf c4O EDWARD SOUTHWICK,
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-02
Regulators
Fowls for Sale.
Trusses.
Ice Cream.

G ENUINE JENNY LIND ICE CREAMS, at the Jenny
VI Lind Saloon, 3Ol Main Street, this Day and EUening
%. VIM. a. EAMBS.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-02
Flour, Butter. and CHI ese.

0000 BBLS GENESEE FLOUR" Ontario County
[OOO Mills" Premium Flour - Chapinsville Mills
Geneva Steam Mis-among which the best qualities
there made, brands eXcepted-consgned from j. w
Paddock; Sterry Munson q Co John Wride, &C.
Also, 10 tons prime rkimer and Jefferson Co BUTTER
IA tons q ' 4" Z" CHEESE
receiving in Store this day, 1cbick must be sold.
The choicest brands FAMILY FLOUR, constantly OH
hand by ALDRICH & CO.,
Nov l9 d2w 80 Front ST., Worcester.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-02
Z. Z. DIXIE

WILL continue sell the balance of his STOCK AT
w COST, and for the better information Of the public
will quote prices:
Pure White Lead Philade Pru7sian do e. 70 & rs cts
phia stamp, 64 CTS. Cochinea s LIS
Red Lead, cts. French Yellow, 2
Pure Dry Lead, 50 cts; Chrome Green, 25 cts.
Rose Pink very fine, 10 cts; Brunswick do, Cts
Turkey Umber, CTS; Paris do 1918, 25, % 81 33cs.
Verdigris, q cts. Glue, TO to Is cts, different
English Whiting, l. ct. makers
Boston do. Ct. f;umTragicanth, best sort,6 ,62c.
Chrome Yellow,12 IA & 25c do Arabic do 25c.
Stone Yellow, cts Ivory Black
Alcohol in bbs, So cts. Lamp do.
Borax, 10 cts. Manila Indigo
Paris Blue, 50 cts. Isinglass PTussian.
Ultra marine do, so cts. do American.
GJTogether with Dye Woods, Curriers' Oil Coach and
Furniture Varnisf Black Vdrnsh, Paint Brushes, Oils for
family use, &c, &c, &C.
f. F. ID. has an OIL, for hand large lamps which he
recommend at only $ll2 per gallon 1t will compare
with eghts of the Oil usually sold $l37d to so.
Also, % Boxes Extra DUN FISH.
Worcester, Nov %, 1850 d3w
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-02
MEDICAL NOTICE.

TNR. ID. C. HARRINGTON, from Boston, has
Openet his Office at No. 115 MaiH-st., Worcester.
The Dr. would say that he continues to treat all Chronic
diseases with the utmost success few of which he will
ane Liver Complaint, Kidney Complaints Piles, lIumors,
Weakness General Debility, all the various trains of nerve
ans affections Dsness and Ring in the head, and
fhe mind to its healthy and sound state. The Doct has
been very successful in female complaints, of which he has
thorough knocLedge, his medicines mild and pleasant
|to the taste.
M Office hours from AN. to PM. is war
Yanted in all cases if durable. dtf-nov q.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-02
THE NEW YORK STORE.

Ne. l79 MaiA Street, adjoining the Am. Temp. House
Worcester,
IRE now opening large and general assortment of
IA CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, ALPACCAS,
Lyonese Cloths, English and French Merinoes,
csshmeres, Printed all WooI DeLaines Gros de Rhine,
CAMELEON, STRIPED AND BROCADE SILKS,
Shti d CheHes together with with large assortment Of
LINEN, CAMBRIC, and EMBROIDERED
LAWN HANDKERCHIEFS.
{3roache and Plaid Wool Shawls, Rich Embd,
Paris Cloaks and Robes
The Propretors being the direct importers from Europe
ofthe above named goods, the New York Store offer
lhetII at less than the manufactures prices.
Nov. 26 d2W
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-02
DANCING
REMOVAL.

TTNHE subscriber has Removed from joys BUILDING
the large Front Room the Fancy Goods Store
of Messrs. BATES a. JORDAN, No. l29 Washin gton
Street BOSTON, and will continue to give his attention
heretofore, entirely to the manufacture of
FINE SHIRTS, TO ORDER.
He will be constantly supplied with pure aud heavy Lin
ems of his Importation and with Coons of extra quail
ty put up expressly for his se and hopes that
peence OF eight years. and personal supervision every
branch of his business will enable him suit the most ast-
dos tastes and to excel all former attempts excellence
CHARLES A. HEWINS,
Nl5dM&TtF29 Chambers, 1919 Washington 50.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-02
TO LET
Washing Made Easy.
WORCESTER BoOK-BINDERY.

VETN. ALLEN, Book binder and Blank Book Manu-
w facturer, No &37 MAIN STREET, opposite the Spy
Office. Pamphlets &c, bound in workmanike manner,
at short notice. dtf-nOv 27.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-02
Musical Notice.
Cravats and Scarfs.
Comfort and Security.

fEE chilly winds of autumn remind the public that
is the time to examine the largest stock of OVER
COATlNGS, ever exhibited in Worcester at
Oct II HUDSON'S, No. l Flagg Block.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-02
DE LANES FOR 10 l-9 CTS.
COFFIN MANUFACTORY.

--T-s= DEADY MADE COFFINs of all
EFi===] III sizes and klnds constantly on
s r-.s. hand at the Mandatory and Ware
hs.----..r~ Room, No. Mechanic Street,
opposite the Norwich Railroad Depot
1T Coffin Plates furnished at short notice. Sections and
others in the country invited call and examine for
themselves
Also, at the above named place, Shop Joiner worl,
In all its brnchesCounters, Tables, Desks Show Gases,
Drawers Shelves for stores counting-rooms Offices &c
GP Also all other kinds of general jobbng
Worcester, Nov s. 1850 eod&wif VIM CURBY
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-02
BLACK SILKS.
shellbarks.
Board.
American Art Union.

EOUR five Gentlemen can be accommodated with
l. Board at No. 80 Thomas ST. diff NJ
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-02
NEW ARRANGEMENT
EXCHANGE EATING HOUSE
Central ExnhaYoa

EXCHANGE EATING HOUSE.
Central Exchange.
Directly under Worcester Bank and poet Oeco
TNHE subscribers having become joint proprieors and
u Lessees OF the two well-known Eating Houses IN Tho
Central Exchange Building, have re-modeed the SANE me
ONE sPACIos AND sPLENDIp oSayereG SaIN lhem EN-
by 40 feet arranged after the style of the FIRST ~ S
Saloons in New York and Boston, combining all the modern
convenences and accommodations and formino one nf b
most commodious and agreeable EATING HOUSES IN he onnd
IN se state ana ar superior to any thing of the Kind ever
The Establishment will be known as the EycuANcT7
.lN@ hooSh, ana VIII be conducted scale of lib
etas anu bounty commensurate with its spacious cEarac
ter and arrangements forming place of resnpctabe rot
andgfeeaoie reeslment to the citizens of Worcester and
great advantage and accommodation the public gen
orally. g.
PRIVATE TABLES arranged for the convenience Of
transient gntssa good DINING HALL for res ular dinners
and public occasons-and fine PRIVATE Roons o,nIs
MES of friends, clubs, societies, and PARTIES The whnl
establishment lighted by and furnished in taste ond
Bberaly and with express reference to the ease
and enjoyment of visitors. - ois
The LARDER will always embrace all the substant;al o
standard dishes and yands and vgant care will he nse ~
include the luAues and decaces of all seasons and tb
whole will be served up in the most approved and
style and manner Having secured the services oC sI
experienced and sklllu caterers, united with their
sona supervision and efforts they have no ba;'p per-
warantg 70 all guests the most grateful entertainment and
perfect satisfaction. u
OYSTERS, of the best breeds, received fresh 1o,,
and prepared in every variety of style. Aso sale by he
Meals viii be furnished at all hours
and Clubs Parties &c. will be provided for at the short
notice and on the most liberal terms. 0s'
well selected stock of foreign and domestic FpIfI1
all kinds-Nurs, CoNFEcTIoNARy, HoT COFFEE TF.s
Cocoa, &C., will always be found on hand '
III regular Pastry Department under ,bo o
duct OF an experienced Lady, is connected with The Es,ah
lishment, and fresh and choice PASTRY and CAKE "
every ney' WI always he found IN reserve, and supplied
to anlles parties &c, upon order most prompt @
satisfactory manner ~ f-''"Pe ana
custom of the place. ''i 'uen is me
~ The subscribers cordially invite the patronage Of The
citizens OF worcester and OF the public, assuring them tt
no attention or expense shall be wanno IN rael. ' -,
ExoHANos EATING House worthy of their most generous
N: rs. Ciam Chowders, No. 1, furnished evar,,
SAIuhDAi EVENING during the season. from s,n.S
esh from the waters of the Narragaset and taken
DAN'L c. TIIURSToN
x.r.o..,.- g., - JOSEPH NJ. RICHARDS
'' e' "a io'o' w3lisd str
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-02
Uxbridge Academy.
Chafin's Premium Yarn.

WHICH received DIPLOMA at the late Mecbar.o.,
w Fair, is 10 be found only at the 'of-
W0RCESTER TRRElB STORE
p BE II known, that have this day appointed JosrpH
ROWLAND sole Agent for the sale of my Premium Yam in
worcester and no other person authorized to keen u
the from this date ROYAT II on M + 9r sen
Holden, Nov. l6, 1850. - AH + In
IL All qualities for sale at the Manufacturers n,ic a.
the WORCESTER THREAD STORE No 214 MAIN NJ NJ
nearly opposite CIRCUITS Book Store Je,v 49, - 1,
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-02
Butter.
Rubbers-Rubbers
THE ELECTION

60 far as heard from is decidedly in favor of the BAY
- STATE STOVES, for Wood Coal, which be
found at LORING'S, 73 MAIN STREET. Please call and
hear the report. dw3wis Nov II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28
NETWORK, MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY %, 1850.

would seen g he most desirable. Tie resideu'
has recommended measure r. Us kind and
perceive that Committee q tie Legislature q
M.sssch1set.s coincide vii him % son-mel-.-
Should tn Bureau be established, the dates ot
the Commissioner ~ Patents would be- more easily
per-1r med. and should chief o.Ecer be- selected.
as was done il tie Gaze Of NJ Ewbsak not f1r hs
political tabservieucc AID gssful1es. a. partzau.
bu' because n biz scientific requirements great
and manlil.d advantage, would surely be derived
rom tie measure.
HE ~ CLAYs proposition y purchase a.
preserve the or-l1s, manuscript RI WAsAisGT0s's
Farewell Address and the estate Of Mount Yer
non. Often have looked a. tie house IN New
Yors where that great and good man resided ia
l7so, with sentiment OF respect AMI ! We rs
member the feeling Of pleasure With which traced
the lustrlous names Of the siEDers 10 the Deciara
ton Of Independence when the son ~ former
Secretary O., State showed nc ne 91gt7ai IL that
department one day when vas there IL company
w'h Mr " ALsH, then q tae .iq-l0HGi Gq-ef-e--
Every memorial connected with the noble and tie
patriotic should bc cherished and preserve, IS ~
encouragement 20 youth 70 tread o. their footsteps
ald emu ate Their fame
The y .esre COMMITTEE are a. Few nemoe-s-
one IRON Texas, one from the East one from Va.
close al hand. and two from the West Il 5 bot
ter that they were not IN the last House They
are four Locos D. one Wing. and Il vii re14 Ie
great discretion 10 ADJUST the question. as s-atci
1t length ~ this years Whig Aius1n0o. which e.
perceive, or sale Al ShIling,ons at the corner d
Fifteenth st. and elsewhere On the Avenue.