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rom DT. ~. 81 JHdchtHL0SH.l
WKLLsv1LLE, Ohio, January q, lsi7The article Of Wild
Cherry and Tar find TO DO valuable medicine and il
considerably in practice. have sold and used nearly all
that you forwarded and would be pleased have you
send another supply the of transportation
will be open.
P0RT CARBON, February 20, l9l7-.Nessrs. Robinson.
Collins d Co.: am happy inform you that think Dr..
Davss Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar viii take the lead "
par of the country. out Of IL, and have hal
dozen bottles bespoke. have been asked often for Or
Dapts's DepHratipe Extract and Joseph Dagis's HOrs
LtineHf, that have taken the liberty or writing for
agency the above articles if agreeable you If pleas
write word, and send dozen Of each, with large
show bills Respectfully yours, SAnL, r, KENYON
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'PITTsBuRa, Jan. 49, 18a7Fhe Syrnn 81 tVid Char,
and Tar has given great satisfaction those who have used
on gentleman Of Ohio think shall be able 70 se al ieast
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DOCTOR s. p.
TOaClsSeMct's SesrSNl1tsrttt1.

IOaU1sSeaad'S StsrSNl1gi'ttt0.
wONDER AND BLESSING OF Tux AGE.
The Most Extraordinary Medicine IN ne " r,e
THIS EXTRACT is PUT UP IN QUART BoTTLEs-lTI Is s.G
INKS CHEAPER AND PLEAsAETER, AND WAR
RARrED SUPERIOR TO ANY soLD-IT
CURES WITHOUT VOMITING, PURG-
ING, sICKENING on DKBiLI-
TAT1NG THE PATIENT,
FH9HE great beauty and superiority Of this S8rsapaa
all other medicines that while eradicates the disease.
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINES
Ever known; it not only punies the whole system and
Tenghens the person. but 1t creates news and nch
this lies the grand OF its wonderful IL has
performed, within the last five years. more than 100 O
OF of disease at least l000 were considered
ncurabe. Ii has saved the lives OF more than 5000 Children
during the two past seasons.
10000 CASES OF GENERAL DEBILITY AND
WANT OF NERVOUS ENERGY.
Dr. Townsends Sarsapara inyigorates the whole system
permanently To those who have lost their muscular energy
by the effects of medicine ndscretion committed in youth,
the excessive indulgence of the passions and brought on
general physical prostraon of the sysem assnde
want ambition iaintng sensations premature decay and
Decline fastening towards that fatal disease Consumption
be entirely restored by this pleasant remedy This Sarsa
f''''''' fNVfG0RATING CORDIAL,
As and nvigoraes the system, gives activity to tn
nbs and strength 70 the muscular system, in most extra
'''i'''' N'tt5oNSUMPTIoN CURED.
Bronchitis, Consumption, Liner ComptaiRt Colds
CatdrTh, Coughs .dsthDad Splitting Of Blood, Sorees
of the Chest, Hectic FLUSH Might SpedtS, Difficult
PrQfse EIpect0rat50R, Pam en- The Side etc. hdUe been
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~ gentleman of this city, who has been troubled with
TFabty of the urinary organs for several years which,
may be supposed, constant trouble TO him. day and
night recently cured of a cold and cough, by the
of Dr. Davis's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar
But his great satisfaction find, while taking the me.
cine, that the tedious affection was gradually disappear
ing. 1t has been eyer he has ceased taking
the medicine and the abity Of the bladder is entirely
moved and he feels stronger and better in health than before
he attacked with cold (such TIE soothing and
waiting effects OF this valuable medicine, Its efficacy is the
in inflammation of the kidneys liver papitation Of
who respectable reference his name will be given,
and court inquiry people often deceived by ad
versed medicine that they frequently reject those which
good and free of quackery.
rive acquainted with the gentleman TO whom the abOv
statement alndes. He fellow-craitsman respectabl
master printer.-Ed, KeystoHe.l
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n A. BADGElR Danisss viii return 20 Neworleans BY
II the 18th Of Ncsembes next lys
BeRDLEY, 9indsl No 4 North North street, Lafayette
u Snnarn Alrs Iindzal's 2. New OIleans le4l
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Below is an account Of another child saved Dr. Town
sends Sarsapa has saved the lives of thousands of chill
dTen The following two certificates selected from great
number received this week:
NEW YORK, April /, 19i7.
DR. T0lonseAd-Dear Sir: One of my children very
sick with Canker in the Mouth and Throat, attended with
great debility. 1t dying obtained some OF your
you feel very grateful. Yours, respectfully,
ELIZABETH FOWLER, "a Desbrosses street.
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fS0tiNAC BRANDX-2O hall pipes and ~ or casks
" Marett & Co.'S superior Cognac Brandy landing ex ship
Bothna, from B0rdeax, for sale in bond, by
mh2S s. WOLFF, Is Graviet st.
IMITATION COGNAC-l50 barrels and eighth pipes
IL for sale by Il. w. ARTHUR 4 co.
apO Is and 20 New Levee.
Cas R Rftfi IS IL 70 % and % New L.vee
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Those visiting DAPHNE Will have the advantage oil
oying Shower Bath unsurpassed in the Southern country,
being supplied BY Natural Fountain disehsrging hun
dred gallons OF water per minute strong Chaybeate
Spng is also the premises very beneficial those whose
health require the of Mineral Water.
For Salt Water Bathing commodious house has been
erected
Low Steamboat win leave this place every
ming for Mobile, ana return in the evening.
H Applications for Board should be directed me, care
Of JqHE TIcKNoR, Esq.,, Mobile, Ala,
ap30 3m VIM. L. HOWARD.
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Epror,nn N.,,sby Tho IIIberni..

ID the sTrysI ~ the HIhsfnia, a. Haitian yestcr.
s,y ~ 10 o'cluck in the morning, We we're enabled
g. i.sae our teltginpho dispatches Al 3 o'clock Ia
Ne sfierporn, win news TO the twtuty-fourth Of
hst month.
Coiioo advanced one eighth OF penny on the
sound altsrths departure Of the steamship Atahtc.
rhis ives not generally expected and Will be a
va or ~ surprise 10 some quarters
The political news is not without considerable
interest The visit of Louis NsPplaon 20 the pro.
v,uc,s al Fnnce. stands n contras; 90 that Of the
allen 81 Turkey To- the several districts Of his ter
u.ory The former IL colfly received, and has
,.turily been unccrrmooiously elected from bali
.orpi. whiIe the latter is everywhere received with
.lthn. issm end delight This IL a curious con-
tr.s. and may prove a valuable lesson to the
tn.biious President Of the French people. who has
been v, " unfortunate, nno, foolish, in attempting
p overthrow the constitution, upon which he rose
800 distinction AVID power Perhaps no greater
adienity could be offered to the head Of any
lsnon. than he Illumination, by pushing Il out Of
soois. - II Il were unentilsd 70 the common
lespsc, due 20 the cranium OF any ofdnsry gentle.
saR. -. Dennis travelled without HE head, and
gsthsge Louis might gaia something NOTE Of re-
srsc, ior the fatur, u he could sngy eccommod,ie
hmssfto the deprivation y. re need b. he tate
sf saint Of France. Certainly, his head Is the
ssusf 81 much Trouble.
Tie news tom schleswlg Hclstta fallg sxhi-
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Vermont Election.

SpRINorIELp, Sept. 4, 1850.
The returns from II towns in windham county give
Williams, (whig) s55 votes; Peck, Gree soil dem) S72;
Roberts (dem) 1882 Last year the towns gave
Coolidge (whig) 2O5S Nsedhsm, (ree soil dem) ,223;
Clark, (dem) 401 The net whig gain Is leo.
The vote In the fase towns members Of Congress
is as follows Ly lwhig) 1901; Minor, (whis soo
Roberts, free soil dem) 7o2; Clark (dem) aS4 Two
whg candidates in this district and choice is
the result. There has been gain Of two wings and
two free soil democi ats; but choice In town that
last year elected tree sell democrats.
All but three toSns in Windhsm county foot up as
follows ;-Govsrnor's yote-whig, 2.l7o; free demo-
crat io97 old line, 500 Sam. towns, last year =
Wbig $3.50 tree democrat, i S46 old line oil Il
towns in Windham give for CongressEfrst district :
Lyman. wbe. 30; Minor wbg, 1885, Roberts. free
dem 7sS; Clark, old line All Windham county elects
twelve wings and five opposition to the Legislature
l244 votes; Minor, 900; Roberts, sS5; Clark, 1876.
In Rutland county, (ninetssn touns) Lyman, eoo;
Minor iS1 o zoe IN WSab. county there
Is q net whg gain of leo. Meaeham is reelected to
Congress by over 200 majority ,,,.,
III. Corell coalition. eslsis-D ID. Fay, cositisn
Es.t Montpelier Nathaniel O. Keene, coalition. Mid
dIesex--John Poor, coalition. DISQUALIFICATION,
availsble wing. Noretown-Dennis Childs, coalition
Northhed--John Gregory, coalition hoxoury-.Dex-
ter sampson, coalition Observation-Disclosures Rich
ardsen. Observation-Disclosures, coalition. war
ren--duinons Goodspeed, wing. worsestcr-Mton
Brown, coalition. bennington, whig 200 msjo rity
scsapS Wig Ps~
whig Willismstown-Mton Martin. coalition
sheiburn.Eijsh Rect, vhig. 81 Alban..wilism
dolph-Amni Burnhsm. coalition. Hartford-vhig
Pomfort-c coalition. Bsrnsrd-no choice. Bros kdeld
-Horner Hatch. orange. finsld-whig Washington
osledoni. County, C.il but Ryes.,e) Williams, $780,
presentstives--12 d.mocrats, 8 wings.
From present Appearances there will be quite heavy
wbig gain throughout the State.
thax hall 1fu "a katfa
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hits the disposition Of the Duchies towards the
Danes. The former have gained another advan-
tsge over the enemy, and are pushing forward with
zeal and energy against their enemy. Assisted oy
the Germans, doubtless, il is quite possible that
Denmark will yet be willing TO withdraw from her
hostile attitude, and TO permit the people Of the
Duchies TO enjoy and exercise their original pEivr
leees The world dses not look en- without hope,
whenever feeble power is attacked by strong
force, and every new defeat of the Danes will be
deemed very satisfactory to those nations, which
retain, in spite of all interests 10 The contrary.
sy mpathy for the oppressed. The Duchies, in the
old war with France, displayed prowess of no
mean kind, and we may not entertain doubt that
they will prove terrible to the front of tyranny.
The affairs of Germany are getting more CON-
picated, and there is for any surprise at
this The German fede ration is singular COM
pound of politics and powers. With duchies,
grand duches, free cities, Kingdoms, celebrates,
absolute sovereignties, principalires, limited mo.
marches, and limited sovereignties, every state
forms conglomerate, making complete pudding
stone empire, sufficient to puzzle the most expert
and scientific explorer of the mingled and confused
mass All kinds Of political elements make up the
great aggregate, and every revolutionary knock,
like the geologst's hammer, only crumbles up the
mass, and gives us no satisfaction at the close q
our investigation.
The other political news, received by this arm
val, will receive further elucidaton when our files
of newspapers come to hand when we shall give
full particulars of the important events TO which at
tention is drawn by our present intelligence.
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HniIrond ArrIarnt

HaaEsut 90 sept 1850
This morning an alarming accident hap en-d At the
varsteus- of Mr. Wilmer a. sslunss four miles be-
lo~ Mount Joy. The tsrti burg .nd Lancaster Rsi
reed OsiDr % sheer uegiis-ucs The stitch ~ this
Ttint vss turned The wrong uay hnd the locomotive
Cambria which vac cemiuk along sith the passenger
tain, vas thrown IRON the main track. over the
truinus Of the branch sloug heuss and d1sn
40 smbsukmtnt The engineers saved thfir uvrs but
spfainsd their lcgs contiderasy hy batting "a the
tgine al ~ the rsssenvrrs esraped nirscuiousiy
Ha not the engine been reverfed soon % the
lnlL Of No. nnll Law LaLn lm ---n-.
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TELECRiPHIC nTELIIGEueE.
IIFIREs7IIs JROH WARRINGTON.
PROCEEDINGS n TUE SENATE,
co., &C.. eel
THIRTY-FIRs st CON q II r 81 o.
FIRST SESSION.
pY NOISES MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON, Sent. 4, 1850.

Senate.
by NOISES MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
wAsHIsoror, Sept. 4, 1860.
THE SLAVE TRADE IN THE COLUMBIA.
On motion OF MT CLAY, the bill to abolish the slave
trade In the District Of Columbia, postponed, In
consequence OF the absence Of several Senator'S and
made the special order for Tuesday next.
POST OFFICE BILL
Mr. DICKINSON, from the nance Committee, report
cd the General Post ONCE Appropriation BILL which
was taken up for consideration at Mr. D. briefly
explained the bill and the amendments proposed by
tine committee.
Mr. YrIEE sdvocated the striking out Of the appro-
priaiion for mail services under the Bremen Steam
Company contract, tor two steamers, to run from
New York to Hsvre
~. nicxssos Opposed the proposition.
The debate was continued by various Senators until
one o'clock when smotion to postpone the bill until
to. morrow was mt de.
Mr.. UspnKwoop opposed the motion. He was desir-
ever an appropriation bill taken up, It would be
held on 70 sntil disposed Of finally;
Mr. FooIE declared that he would never vote dollar
for the government until the questions relative TO
slavery now pending were settled and unless the
listing TO accomplish that end were passed,
he shoud build another compromise and attach II to
one ms ssure so help him Heaven, every other
Senator Should prove unaithui to his duty he would
vote neither appropriation nor adjournment until
these sgitanpg questions we're settled
The motion TO postpone was rejected
Aner further debate, in the course Of which the
general subject OF mail steamships was incidentally
cussed, Mr.. Yulees amendment was rejected; the
amendments of the committee were adopted aud the
bill ordered 10 be epgrosssd.
bill to provide for q weekly mail by steamers, from
New Orleans the mouth Of the Mississippi river Ia
and oroered be ensrossed after which the Senate
adjourned.
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TAonpssn Of Pal Teenbs. Walden, Watkins, wsIbern.
kAyA-hessrs. Alexander, Alien, Andrews, Avsrstt,
sis. Bs1oss Burt cas. csaSss cs,is csr..s
CLARK, GSlsssf Colo GssSsr csrxin crSssli Dsssy,
;sons towI:r Freely. ciddIns'. Go.t Gould, GIn,s.
Hines Howe, Hubbard, Huntsr inss Jacisoa q " Y.
johnson q Arisnsas yuiian King Of L. King o. N j,
s,.0n H.Ssssr ns.Shsn n ns.as nii.sa neoss Norris
fhesps Putnam; Reed. Reynolds Rock WE'LL Root Rumssy,
faekstt sswtslle. schenek sehermerhorn School craft
seddcn Sylvester Sprsgue Stevens Of Pa Stsson Sweet
~ Tsl!o, Ihsmpson q Miss Th9ngson Of Pa Thurman.
lace Wentworth, White. Whittlesey, sad woodward.
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10 tessh ~ IN this cline Of the West to know and 70
love the delicious notes Of the ale Of the North
am quite SURE that you VIII al join in extending
cordial welcome to Md'ns Jenny Lind" (Mueh sp-
Dlsuss)
The object Of these handsome compliments, briefly
returned her thanks and said she was at loss for
words to convey what she felt.
After hsdemoiselle Lad had partAken of refresh
msns the President informed her that the committee
had made her member OF the institution, and hers
was the last name ON the book. TWAS No. 4,2oi He
hoped IL would be lucky number and thai she would
draw pretty prize.
Miss LIsD-I have never been lucky.
PREsprSr-Nons moreso. Cloud laughtsr)
Jenny Lind then te-s Ser departure, and expressed
the great pleasure had felt in seeing many beau
tul evidences Of the progress Of tine hns arts in this
land Of freedom large crowd was collected At the
door, who cheersd her voci,erousiy when she came
out, and it was with considerable dnicuty shs got
into her carriage from the pressure Of the people She
thenlirove to the Riding School Of w. IA. Disbrow, In
Mercer street. after which she returned to the Irving
House.
She had a private rehearsal Tuesday evening,
accompanied by tive flutes and piano Of piece from
the Scamp OF segis" and found that her voice never
In better tune Sc sef, exqusitey sweet was e
that those who heard It could not at some moments
distinguish between 1t and the flutes. We have heard
that large bets have been os in Europe by gentlemen
who mistook her beautiful tones for those of flute
Here and in the high excellence of her moral charac-
ter coupled with shrewd good lies the secret Of
her success. Other great artists, such as Gris and
Msbran, at least equal perhaps superior to her
in the great operate characters such as Norma but
in the peculiar quality of her voice and her su'at',
power Of sustaining the high notes she stands alone
like the nightingale among the singing birds.
The citizens Of New York will soon have opportu
nifty of hearing her. and judging for themselves The
first concert is hxed for wednesday evening next and
the auction Of tickets by Messrs II Leeds Co., to
take place Saturday next At half past ten o'clock
In Castle Garden. 1t will be . very exciting scene.
Hg- Owing to the great press Of news, we are COM
PEELED to omit large Of local and other highly
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The crest eaase, uishy eurnsl dssisnsr and
nam ~ the have east EiAaes % he al
seeing towards The selec 81 the ueter that cr
rcie this truly wcrdtgful Tie ladies' In ths
need With TIE vahty thtt they
srTresirats reseutltuce, cither IN thengt
vcfd settles ~ ths fecutn ~ ntture aai-hed
vtrh ~ any fnit. aid they lus ~ nsans. pnrcsase
tity on 1T NeinEers Hts iihl iiun4frt Maric
Which ~ clear the The voice
render adaptable ~ ever tod
t9 rssrL
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The Cholera.

RIcHNoSp September g. 1850.
There we're tvo deaths here by cholera and four ut
HaIpsrs feny.
CoLuNfprs Sept 4, 1880.
There were two deaths from CHOLERA on Monday
evening but have heard 81 nothing since and the
Bosrd az Heslth have adjourned
The Neather A. huo, aud business tair.
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Constitutional Movement In Canada.

ToNo>ro. september 3 1850.
Tho Municipal Council Of the county, body repre-
fening 100 600 people have passed resolutions In
fat.r OF calling convention TO frame new Proyln-
eisl constitution. They recommend all other NUM-
cipslities to take tn. question mp.
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Sailing of the 4 Europa.

BosTOr, Sept. q 1850.
The r. NJ steamship Europa sailed from this port at
noon, with 90 passengers for Liverpool aud for
Halifax She took specie. Amongst her passengers
the following from New York .-Nessrr. rhsodore
s.UEtr, Frsncis Baker X Arnold. Hampdsn Paul y.
II. smith, Miss Lasr,nce and Mise q. Morris
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Election OF Reform De,egates. &c.

The election for reform dele gates passed OF quietly
There was no oppostion to the democrats here, and
only .s5s votes pollea.
The Southern mail Is through.
The New Orleans True Delta has Galveston dates to
the gath ultiko. but they contain no,biRg important
except the continuation Of Indian troubles The Rio
Grand Is i'm 9 state Of much alarm.
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tTHINNTIFITI- 1T fanlF'r Z. I'E0-
At nrsttlebore' Monley night the storss Of
Mefsrs Bracket isvllers. wheeler Day dr. goods;
aud Dutton Clark we're burglariau-y entered aud
robbsd fIom the nrst. 50 0y0 uofih OF gpots we're
roipa: amount from the others not y-t known In
Springfield Ware. the Western Railroad drtaulter,
bsiied ont OF prison day By anumber Of friends
1he bonds for $40 700. lie has beeu In prison
ever siurs his
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de,css BE txersve son Of Eye. Ne
be !ust iupcttsa from Pare, Artc Ayss Of improvei
Which le tttetfto - o. rcehle The aaural
once hours, rne 20 three O'Clock ranVst. With re-
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The New York state Fair.

hINhFF- rTTt. '. I'6U-
The boats. to day. came In ovrrno~u g With pssssn-
Fers. Tomorrow seveIal boats coming from New
burgh. rousIksepsie. eud the other river towns.
The weather L. very nne.
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Destructive Fires In Providence, r.. 1.

&RkcA oYvIcE, Providence, r. l., Sept. 4sPM
Our city has been visited by three fires to-day one Of
which very destructive The first was the old ma
chine shop Of Corliss, Nightingale Co., en- India Point
tie buildings destroy ed unoccuped, and the
loss about 81 000 This about 10 O'Clock, A. M.
The second, about lo1s, barn was set on fire on
North Main street, and partially destroyed
The third, and most destructive, discovered In
the planning establishment Of Tolman & uckiing, On
Dyer street. about 10 o'clock 1t Of the Oldest
buildings in the city, and was destroyed with its
contents together with nearly the whole of their lum
Der yard Loss about $4,000. The building and
machinery Issued for 5000. The wooden build
ing adjoining owned by the same firm, and ocou-
pied by Meesrs Andrew knight, calico enpravers j.
e. Child's, plane maker and J. X. Swan, carver; 1t
was destroyed with Its contents Andrew Knight,
calico engrsvers lost about $1,000 insured 5000;
apce J. Childs, plane maker, lost $500, no In
furanco; J. r Swan, carver, lost about $500 no In
surance; making In all $4,000 lose. These fires
were all, undoubtedly, the work of incendiariss.
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lItTauI hNh . lH1V
There is a good stage q water fer boating In the
river tbs morning.
The cholera he's entirely disappeared.
grand procestion Of the OGd tsuoFs took place
here tossy The turn out very large. and the
display splendid one Use r.ather being very hne,
u was witnessed ny an immense cro~d
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y. Il III. Bsrkner, No. 146 william street.
stairs keep constantly hand Dutch Metal silver LsaS
German Bronze Powders Brkner sups-
ror mandatory. Bit we'll known that Broass-
Powders by other mAnufaotuIe,
eheapness and durability Of colors.
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virginia state Constitutional Convention.

kIluIo~u. Seft ,. lsJ0.
The recent election for members 20 the state Con
veuiitu frame constitution resulted Ia tts choice
q - dsu ocrsts, s. Wigs, and is uhvte poaes are
not Known
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The Latest Washington news.
THE HOUSE IN FoG-soMETHINa EXTRAORDINARY
EXPECTED.

suR SPECIAL TELEoRAPBIc coRREsPoNpEscx.
WAsHIseroN, Sept T. 1850.
The House are again aground the Territorial bills
but the Texan Boundary bill win pass. Areoonsidsrs-
ton of the last vote viii probably be carried tomor-
row. The excitement the final vote to-day was in
tense. We expect something extraordinary TO- NOR
row.
committee Of wings to visit the President this
evening, upon consultation In relation to this cub
jeot.
There are great many rumors anoat In reference
to the attitude assumed by Texas, on the boundary
question, but, in ss-much Of them appear to
be founded any basis 1t is needless to repeat them
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knox.-Th1s gentleman n, esapnseSs~afv.
Of the lions tow No stranger arrtvSs - ~
over hs sesD,r and psso1s w.ssss then Away re-
rsbis-sruly Artificial the quality 10 ussarpssSSd ~
the prices decidedly moderate. AL Therefore Who IN
good hat and desire at the time econoniss R.d
70 Knox, Ne. 12S Fulton street. -~-,~
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conformity with tle decision Of legion Of cussssr. Mn
whom be does like disagree claims 0snin
jus. i'usd for the fall the nsr. Of being the
season. Nor 10 this ALL with all his mprovsnests
Gsnin asheres 70 the old pries-four dollars.
GENIN. 2i4 Broadway, opposite Dc. Paurs.