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III M SMITH, corner Of Main and 18th streets
liz OF the firm of PARKER SMITH, solicis early ORDER
hreshers, particularly for those Of the with r
ers and Ian attached He has ready made the usual variety
chimes common threshers and horse powers, shelters
sxe and horse and hand power combined Whcstsm
own conjunction; also, the celebrated Bamhrourh fan
sought after IN Maryland and Pennsylvania He asks
other at The same or twice the cot lie devcscs particular
20 threshns machine repairs, particularly those made BY 49,
ker and by Parker and Smith, He will such repair
sas,sacton New sets o. srke- he inserted at small Coz
making machines, inferior from wear equal 10
Also, hand two % rsapins machines, ert
CO.. same, and chans Cor chain horsepower.
RrcHuoSr, Va
May 7-1wSM
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IMPORTANT 20 Invs1ads snd others t-Be@rd In ths
Ceansry--msAdew nAnks sp@ spsinss.-Ths subscriber
bosTe who Be DESTROYS o. inviting country residence
during buildings
July from natural beauty location,
ey-beng about miles the Capitol,
ping the house twice each % ne very important es %
heah
proved medicinal efficacy all chronic and facilitating
confident that this viii chance
residence Either
boaIde win be received The sabbath viii
b. regarded other than the friends Of the
mat will be received upon that day.
Such board for themselves families
make immediate application 70 the subscriber
upon the premises
Persons Thaddeus
:" Nav sya aaIsoam Oman RosRRr W. BURRowEs
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0Y-Fourth Ward.-Piease announce r. w. Bsowuso M q
suitable the Fourth ward
Gill; MANY VOTERS.
May ~
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By GREEN . TAsrET. Asc,,onssrs.

BY GREEN q TAs rET, Aactionesrs.
II oUsEHoLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III Friday 2ttn shall sell the
Miss McJion, between 4th and l5, Mr. Douasss
10 O'Clock excellent Of
Mahogany spring sofa, dining and card tables
Do marble top, pier, and centre tables
DO bcdstead, bureau, hat rack stands, &c.
Maple and painted bcdstesds, washs'ands, wudrcbes
Cane se a chairs
Feather beds bedding, and mattresses
Androns, shovel longs, and lenders
Crandoies, solar aud other lamps
China glass; crockery ware knives and forks, &c.
window curtains, parior, and chamber carpets,
oil cloth
Cooking, air-tght, other Stoves with many other
which unnecessary
Tems All Of and under S25 cash S2 aredit OF
sixty and fsr approved endor.ed notes
GREEN n TAsTET,
Maven Aucionecrs
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On every other description Of paper not designated above,
but be by the once ordering H. whether circulars,
suctons, warrants, forms, returns, Sc specified in the
hrst paragraph, for
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DOCKS nom London.--Ths Yearbook Of Facts 20
~ exhibiting the most important discoveries and improvem
the past year IN the sciesccs and arts vol 1850
Dcdr fccra<e, BaroncAsc and knshingc Of Great Britain
land 4 vol. les0.
Hsyssrs Perspective and Drawing, and Miniature, crS'
OIL Painting vol. -.
Inc BRUSH Almanac and Companion for 1876, is1 is'
and 1850 !, s vols. .
who's VINO; Arrangement fbr the Pocket OF BnuM
Book" and Royal Ksendsr vol. 1850. -
Duans German and English Pocket Dictionary VOL l'
secsnet Spanish and Eneiish Dictionary vols. I,
Msunders Dictionary Of Biography all Ages and Nations
Lord brouEhami Letter 70 Sir James Grssm, The has
Digestins Of The Law; pamphlet 1890.
ission vol.
WALKERS Rhymine Dictionary I vol.
Hckmanr Gothic Architecture, l many engraving
May Is FRANcK TAYI@
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WESTERN MILITARY INsTTrUTE.-Goyernor Cnten-
appointed General William Butler, General Thomas
William Preston together Adjuani General r. Dudley,
eonsuus "board Of vsite attend the examination OF The
cadets, nom the 18th 10 the 2lst Of June.
institute Is ia highly prosperous conditions cadets
ing been In attendance since the 4h Of September last
There now eighteen different States represented the West
ern Military Institute. May 2f-3r
respectfully invited call at Saloon up stars) today and
and
superior materials OF the latest Partisan se and adapted the
interest to call previous 10 making
selection elsewhere as they will be sold reduction from
DYER BROTHER,
May-d Corner OF 10Th street and Pennsylvania avenue
OF FOR sALENo II, In reservation n fronting IS feet
May ss-soda Ginsll once -Four and halt sies,
ANTED.-Any having pair horses suitable for
counter saying they see and te
lowest cash price charged for em Matches required pacu
lariy MayM
MO. rs David Copperaeld. by Dickens. LAtteIs I1v-
Ing Age No. 10 just pu0sea and This DAY Isssysd for
May "a bookstore, sul
WASHINGTON City Directory and Congressional and
Executive Register for 1850 just published and for sale
May2a Books,l Hers, near 9th street.
NEW BOOKs.-Erman's Travels n siberia. vols.
Lnda or the Young Pilot Of the Belle Creoe BY Caroline Lee
Part Iconogaphc Encyclopaedia.
May d PRANCK TAYLOR.
TRAVEI.s In siberia, Including excursions down
Linda The Young life by
Liquors Health and Disease, prize essay by William
b. Carpenter, M d.
TAYLOR & MAURY,
May "a Booksellers, 9th street
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The opponents OF the Committee OF Thirteen-or rather
the opponents to the plan OF settlement they propose
sangune OF defeating il than the facts will Justify
The opposition from the South is not so decided that II
may not give way, part al least and the opposition OF
Benton is oil singular kind. He is in favor OF every
He only opposes uniting some of them in one bill. His
opposition Is therefore merely factous and can amount
to but little. The more the report is examined the
mnss,. w De- takes the ground By the
which has been so ably put forward in the Senate-the
ground which has in great measure pacfed the coun-
The scheme proposed is the one universally expected
very nearly and the fact that the excitement which ran
80 high time ago, has in great measure subsidized
will be acquiesced in Should il be defeated, we cannot
answer for consequences. The excitement will start
afresh in the South and be universal Thousands who
would Be- GO ali hsy
its final defeat-Louisuiiis tKy) Democrat
CIV Lorrz. The New York Sun says that Gen Lopez
Is South American by birh Creole, and Casti-
ian. In the civil which ragged In the Spanish South
American Provinces when onJ the age OF aeen years.
he felt compelled take up arms and acquired high rep
utation soldier Cuba became his country by adop-
ton and marriage While OF the kingdom, he
studied closely the colonial policy OF Spain The repulse
OF the Cuban deputies fred him with resolution be-
the Lbcator Of Cuba and devote his life TO the
object He rosorted 10 various methods make himself
known and gain personal popularity with tho country
people, for the purpose OF preparing ihem for rising In
favor OF independence. One method that OF voIun.
dispenser Of medicines and medical advice the
country people.
In this way Gen. Lopez made the acquaintance of hun
dreds Of ,who knew him bsves OF mit sry
men. Aided by the respect due his rank his
humanity, and good nature, he has established an
which has given him that the whole of his
thus formed would rise Tor indie ndspce
whenever should raise the standard and summon them
to rally That standard he attempted raise nearly two
years ago. but being oed barely escaped with his life TO
t.tr Iu hx.,l,
tros he has gathered the elements oil revolution and ere
this has flung the standard Of freedom the breeze Gen
Lopez In the prime Of life, Of noble stature and military
bearing.
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= WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA new
zeksp steamboat Thomas coyer viii depart at the follow
hours;
Leave AIerandna 7, q, 10, III a m, ~ ~, pm
Leave Washington al Oh iol i2l, vi, 81, 81 q,
Passage boat, iol
JOB CoRsoN,
May 7-T&F Captain.
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By GREEN & TAsrEr, Aucooneer..

GALE OF A VERY VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND AND
- DWELLING HOUSE.-on the 22d day Of May next
offer for sale public auction BY virtue Of the powers vested in
the the lot
the northwest Of 18th and fronting
IS feet street. by AZ feet 18th Il
this ground
with the location and desire will best understand
them
third Of the purchase win be required in hand
balance equal nsialmens Of six nne and twelve MONTHS
purchasers bond, with security,
erest Of sale complied with, upon
purchase deed fee simple will be deliver
ed 70 the purchaser, at his cost Tide perfect
5. y. WILLIAMS,
Attorney and Trustee
GREEN TASTET, :
May 1-2aw3w Aucuoncers
ny-Thc sale IL postponed until Saturday 25th
instant same hour and place
g. 8. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
GREEN 4 TAsTET, Auctoneers.
May u
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wines and Liqssrs.

wines and LiqUegs.
THE undersigned would respectfully can attention to his @
WINES AND LIQUORS.
&c. in their purity longer experience in the business con
Quoted direct knowledge with
wine growing districts Of Europe than y by any o
ali articles sold BY him.
The anangemens Of his store vaults such mai
persons wanting assorted lots Of choice
special OCCASIONS can be supplied ~ hs shortest nonce with
sny no III u.as g y hsrs ana
COUNTRY TRADE supplied ut wholesale prices on most m
CLUBS Win ind much 70 ,he advantage from The u.
FAMILIES can command the Of table very pc
also the cheapest sorts Of wines and liquors. F0R Gull
MEMBERS OF LEGISLATIVE BODIES, me.ses, and Others ii
distance BE- supplied t.ad have sent them BY rAckAC
by the doxen SORTS, the nOlxs
addressing their orders through ,s pSss
Importer and Dealer in wints Ac Wanu, street. hlad.
ysEGARs Of direct importation from Havana Of various s
and brands always on hand from Ny e ~ per and
Jan 24-d&cpiy.
TOMMON HALL Of the town OF Petersburg, VirginIl
May l. 1850 The following resolution was this day Adopted
the Hall:
"Resoped That mayor of the advertise for proposals
the state Of Virginia. S50OOo payable in 1870 and
with for interest," payable half yearly In February d AL
gust The proposals will Be received for a
2 O'Clock, which time they will be opened, and the
bidder The payments for he
Al which q sess eoa. they oasr to pay he corporation .
10 themselves the right 10 reject any ohcr made"
Notice hereby given that proposals for the bonds Of the o
will be received by the chamberlain Of the town, according
May Odd 4ihMaynezt Mayo.
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i n
folio post plain finish, ntlined, trimmed
80 g weigh not less Than |. pound. per ream
IS do ooscap machine faint lined and trimmed, TO weigh
Is do oolscsp plain, hand nude faint lined and trimmed,
do oo.sap pisn ,' naehas p' lined and trimmed
do ooiscap blue laid made iaed, garden pat
tern, eoInmony known as despatch or consular paper
$50 do quao post, handmade plain, faint lined three Sides
auaIto post, machine, plain, faint lined three Sides
70 do quarto post made, plain, Sides
IL do quarto post, machine faint lined sides, per
40 do quarto post, French faint sides, per
z q ss note paper, CLIP -, pc, r. ssam
CLASS No. q
&c &c n sssi' ssp s.s. 's' % books
rs yellow huff ss per ssam
! ss ' siss;is s;G s.s. :a ,s,sI
DC cards e q PER a s
s ss G IS y ' pen i s;s :'s;'
gold pencil; ana nal, ne. dozen ,.
&c e.: Ps. s II. ~ squat per dozen
s evsp'n'sd psSs silver .s.e, % with rosewood
Is gross everponied panels, sizes. per
rs dozen contee's best backlead pencils, graduated
10 DO red lead pencils lisp per dozen
CLASS No. T.
% do folders ivory, s+nch per dozen
50 do .k assorted c0l0rs and widths, in hanks,
. do poanee boxes, of ivory, per dozen
i &c 90 ~nd,s ss esiS'' g g
Is do wafer stands or boxes cocoa, per dozen
do eraser Rodgers Sons ivory handles, per dozen,
do psninve., Rodser. Sons, blades buckhorn
do pcniaives A5Ssiis, American, 4bIade, buckhom
do Knives Rodss: Sons, Slade ivory handles,
do , :''' Ss a:ss s.s s;s s.s:H a....
DO ONCE shears, IL Inches, per dozen
do ONCE scissors per dozen
Glass No.
u nksands glass, recently fountains
do ' nj ssS. ps cast s' isoa
do French pump China inkstands
y Sa n. &C Maynard 20 per ses per
a s. ssi rnp. equal. per
800 do al, red AIaoids. equal, ipin, bottles, per
rs do common ink, small size French. q equal
500 DO ink copying, Tenys, in lpin, bottes bottle
CLASS No. 9.
rec ii PEI
:sss, ss r ;se pound scarlet ''' '''''
q DO DO India rubber prepared. DO %
700 quarts black sand, per quart
Glass No. T.
15e ounces pounce, per
dozen India ink, best, dozen
do camcls hair pencils, dozen, assorted
100 pounds twine linen, per pound
100 do do cotton, do
so 900 pocket envelopes white yellow following
sizes, viz; 81 BY " inches, per hundred
do elastic en-hoiders, Aiden's do
PRINTING.
The pan q all kinds which may be required 20 be executed for
the OF the Treasury Department. Of the oces thereof
whether the be circulars, FORMS
blanks solid matter loaded rule work. rule and figure
work, mint ruling lining and ruling lping
ue, description the shall be known usually
designated by the Office requiring and including ao folding
stitching pastng &C., on The following descriptions Of paper 70
wit;
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90 messrs. Editcrs.The friends ofTHoxas IA. HAvrrssi
beg leave 70 him the Fourth ward emf
nenty qualified TO attend their CITY Council
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az DYER 3 nRorH NR, Aueelanesr

BIZ DYER ~ HROTHEH Aucti0nccrs>
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION.--on
Monday, May "a at O'Clock, in front Of the premises
shall sell lot No ~ IN square 2 on between i5h and i4
adjoining Buers hotel together with the improve
ments consisting brick building with the privilege Of
a thirty foot alley.
oned Of the purchase cash the residue in six
and twelve months, satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
May % DYER BROTHER
-BY DYER & BROTHER, Auctioneers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION.-on
Thursday the 30t instant al o'clock ms we shall sell In
containing 5000 feet sifuae the of New
l1h the Navy Department
the consisting Of good twooy brick house and
back building.
cash, balance in one, two
years. for notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
DYER 4 BROTHER,
May I'D Auctoneen.
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A SMALL FARM wANTED.--A person wishes % puuAl
"A containing from IS 90 Of land situated from
miles the Capitol the other side Of the Po0m.
requires shall be farm house and the out
ng upon place. and would prefer well improved land One
string such may purchaser by leaving no
Onion once counter, stating the location, giving deseP
the place, and mentioning the lowest pnce for which VIII
An 8-6t
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THE Arr OF Dress Making, by Mrs. Cory, censan
plain directions In simple language London, 1850 Pn'
cents
The Berlin Wool Home Opera Cap Receipt Book, vi
Bsynes vol, cnrrnsnss. London, ihso-lg cents.
Bartiefs making Paper Flower
engravingx. London, fs5o-57 cents
Gsefa Ornamental KninE by Miss Lambson vol, =
wings. London--50 cents.
Mr.. Mees Companion the Work Table, being ssecno.
Knitting netting crochet vol, engravings London q
Mira Gsusain Knit shawl and Scarf book; engraving LO
81 cents.
Mn. Gausain Crochet Receipts for Bonner, Boots BAG 4
vol. London--62 cents.
The Book Of Knitted Lace. London--2s cents.
cents.
The Eagle knitting Book rs cent?; The Crochet Be
the Crochet Baby Cap Book Is Crotche ~
Book, IS cents the Illuminated Book Of Needle Work,
Owen and the Countess q witon-s engraved lussn
Just imported from London by
Msyll PRANCK TAYL0,
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NKw ORLEANS May 20.-The steamer Guadalquiver has
arrived here, three days from Havana, with dates from
place the 7,h She brings dispatches for the Spanish
consul In this place, which that the very
all quiet No disturbance OF any kind had
place, and there had been no landing Of troops nj the
lsle OF Pines.
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THE june Number OF Gedey's Ilsdy's Book.
The June number ~ crshsms Magazine. 49,,
sale by TAYLOR MAUI
May rs bookseller, near W
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ANECDOTES Of Napoleon and his Timesi Conf
~ from every authentic source by cunningham ys'u|,
ported from London by FRANcK TAfS
May Is
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CARUsr's SALOON.
CONCERT or VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC

Tickets 20 be had win the programme aMeus Taylor
stsoner. Pennsyivsnis avenue wssds Hotel Nation
csruss saloon on The evening Of concert
May a2-A
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2OR sale or exchange for property in near
city Of Washington CSC Of superior farming hn1
Lewis county, State Of Mssour, located 6k miles west
hourishns Of Tulcy and Canton, the Mississippi y
ed The north BY the waconda river which smpe, inc
Mississippi Tucy the south the State road s1
Tuey Clssco Scotland county This land In the =
Of highly cultivated rms and selected with great care
for brother deceased locate upon, and noted fof ~
luhny II lies beautiful rolling prairie, with considerable
tom land and WOOD and Astounding In springs and
The title perfect and all paid the present time
Also go lying In Bexsr county, sa Of Teras on ne
east bank Of the Leena and IN The Immediate vicinity dn
great beauty and fertility, and rapidly setng BY steady and
triouz immigrants
For further particulars apply 70
Maya No. Toddr buildings, Pennsyvana avens n
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The C1bam Expedition.

NKw ORLEANS, May l6-The Franco American asserts
positively that 10000 land in Cuba the
l4h Of May and the inhahiants by preconcerted signal
would be made OF their approach and that such had
been the secrecy and efficiency OF the organization that
failure considered impossible. The report credited
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Tho convention engaged all this afternoon in dis
cussing report from the committee credentials which
admits the Cuttings delegation Of Baltimore county The
Lowe delegation Of Anne Arundel and Dorchestc counties
settle their difficulty. The convention adjourned ill
morning without nominating.
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The all kinds which be required 20 be executed f
oces
whether the be crcua warrants FORMS
blanks solid matter loaded work, rule and
work. mint ruling OF lining and red ruling ung by
name ue description the shall be known % usually
designated by the Office requiring and including folding
stitching pasing &c The following descriptions Of
witi
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14

Accounts from different sources represent the
supply Of gold as abundant. On the tributaries
of the American river the water had 90 risen. in
consequence of the fall rsins. that many of The
dams had been injured. and some entirely wash
ed away; bnt where the miners could operate
they were doing well In some instances remark
ably well. On what is called Beale's Bar, five
men took out six pounds of gold in day and
on other bars, companies had been doing ex-
tremely well. 10 the neighborhood of Placer
vile lead" had been struck in a ravine at an
elevation of 200 feet above the level of the val
ley. Gold had been found in nearly all the ra-
vines in that vicinity. In one of the new dig
glngs, four men are said to have taken out some
$500 day for successive days. These Dig
gings are located near the top of one of the high
est Mills in the neigbborhood, in strata Of earth
about l6 fee: below the surface. The gold is
quite coarse.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14
Domestic Wool Market,

NEW fohk, Nov. B. lsS0-
The market has been active a. last uuys
considerable sales save been effected in Medium
Woods, and the market closes firm. We quote Of
900 lbs medium Fleece al IS SIC 95 600 h. Fine shade
below 4ic and o00 lbs ut &C. We also during
the week contract closed for lbs Country Pull
led to DO delivered through the winter The
iates
So far inquiries extended could trace but 1000
his. Pulled sold Il City Pulled Csc Tor extra IS -9
for superior 32 lie for No. l, and Soc for black.
The recaipts have hsen very rfng, confined regular
dealers, who are unwilling shade anything price, In
fact the purchases Of last week could Duplicated
qu lily price, II the Goods even
active advance might confidently be on but the
unsatisfactory prices at which The bulk of arc sell
Ing will not allow ofeven present prices
Many will picture strongly coored and az be-
fore charged the holders have interest
statements that we are not &C
quained with single dealer who does deplure The
en state of the maIket and wisely oo their
chances Tor payment considerably decreased and
it advance they might have console
the reflection that although they bagsned q profit boy
minus the well profit.
The stock in all the eastern markets do think will
aggregate :, 500. 600 lbs.
We quote
American Salony Fleece 43a45
Full bIccded Meriuo, 80 IL
l-2 and 3-5 Mcruo, IS u 20
katise and IA Merno, 80 81
Super pulled country. 35a37
No. pulled do. 32s35
Super pulled City, Tl-2a-
No. pulled Lambs 33a-
Dry Goods Reporter.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14

Woman's Rights The most fatal objection
that we have seen to the objects of the Woman's
Rights Convention, is suggested by a very
wicked paper, the New York Herald:
"There was" it says, "a remarkable omission
in all their proceedings. Not baby, among all
the three or four hundred women present, was
seen-not a whisper, or an insruat;on, that ba-
bies arc necessary to the preservation of society
did we hear. Tha: important branch of the
subject was lodged entirely. And till some
practical substitutes for the laws OF the Creator
are proposed, the Woman's Rights Convention
is destined to stumble over the crsdle"