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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-08
N PAINE u CO.. MANAGERS OF LoTTE.

N PAINE y CO., MANAGERS OF LOTTE~
- RlES, RICHMOND. VA.-Buy PAINE'S,
Tickets because all the large prizes of any note sent to-
Richmond in the last two years are in their Lotteres
and they continue to send more prizes than all other
arrangements together.
The whole OF $36 900 and $50 900 sold in their Lot
terles in the last twelve months will amount to more
money than all the large prizes sent by other manage
mens in the last five or ten years.
List Of Prizes sent to Richmond an Paaes Lotteries
in the last ttoelUe moRths
Whole $36 900 whole 30 900; whole, of $4,000;
whole $4,000; OF 20 600; OF 10000; and numerous
Orders for tickets will meet usual prompt attention.
if addressed to D. PAINE & CO., or
G. w. PURCELL 4 CO.
Richmnnd Va
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-08

r AGUAYRA COFFEE.-IO0 bags landir
a and for sale by
vs. DAVENPORT, ALLEN & cd
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-08

Virginia Lottery, Glass 49, to be drawn on Saturday,
July 18th 1850. 70 nos. 16 drawn. PRzEs-l prize
OF ga 600 ] OF 20 Ooo, OF 10000, of 1000, of
Of $50, &c. Tickets Sl5 halves 81 So quarters So IS
Buyers are referred to my Register OF Prizes, to be
seen at the Office as proof of what have sold and
every drawing continues to increase the number
Orders tor packages, certificates of packages and sin
gle tlcketsn the above schemes in all the Lotteries will
be promptly attended to, and drawing sent when re-
quested. Please address orders to
N SR A TrIrIOM Rinbrnond VI
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-08

RANGE OF THE ERMOMETER.
SATURDAY
At j. w. Randolphs Bookstore, 12l Main street
y o'clock IL o'clock O'Clock
81 81 81
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-08

Ia ZEN. CH1LES Il CO., IO2 Main Street,
EX- Richmond Va, are now opening and offer for
sale at the lowest cash prices $4,000 worth OF fashion,
able and seasonable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-16
From Ynsrto Caael,e. Jnls FL.

The primary elections ior President Of the Re-
public commeooes on the let day Of August, and
viii continue FOR eigbs days AFTER. The most prom
inent candidates in the asli are Gen. Jose GREGG.
rio Monagas, 10 brother of the actual President
Antonio Leocsdis Gusensn, Tsnislss Kenlon and
Gen. Santiago Msriuo. Thsre appears to be no
probability that nuy one Of the candidates viii be
able to obtain q two thirds vote 10 the Electoral
College, and therefore Congress must decide ia
January next by selecting one from the candidates
who may receive the largest vote OF the people
All the power and influence OF the President will
be brought to bear in favor Of his brother whose &C
eession to the Presideny Cor the next term is al
no,t hey ond doubt, although sgsins! the viii OF the
people. The country is in great state Of excite
ment, and presents very uniavorsble prospects fr
the future. Commercial affairs improving.
Coffee 10 scarce and commands 81 09ic. y Is,
Hides . o9ic b, Indigo y o7Io. 2 b, Cotton
l30l3lc. y n, and Cocoa s2oa s25 T. 10 lbs.
The brig Fayetteville" from Baltimore via La.
susyrs, has just arrived also an American schr
from st. Thomas is oomog in.
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Politicni Items, &c.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, Angus, Is
Hon. T. w. T. McKennsn has accepted the office.
He and Hon. j. J. Crittenden have arrived, and
will amume thor positions in the Cabinet which
u now full.
Gen. SCOTT has been ordered to fix his head quar-.
tiers here.
1t confidently asserted tia. the senates Cali
lornia and Texas Boundary bills will como up be-
fore the House early next week, and that Mr..
Pesrcea bill will pass by majority of 30. Mr..
Caldwell Of N. @. is in favor OF the bill.
Camper. the man arrested for the murder Of Ra
gan, has been fully committed today on the mos:
nositiye evidence.
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THE JENNY LIND SoNG.-Mcs5rs. Editors VIII
you please to state that Jenny Lind having ez-
pressed ttrong desire TO sing ct her 6rst in
New.York Welcome 10 America" and NJ.
Jules Benedict, tho eminent composer having
kindly volunteered 10 set such com position 70 mu-
sic, hereby offer $500 for such song msy be &c.
cepteo for the above purpose by the following Com
mittee Messrs. George Ripley, Jules Benedict
Lewis Gaylord Clarke J. g. Redaed, and George
P Putnam. The songs to be addressed to the
Committee, box . 743 Post-Oai New.York, and
10 reach here by the lstof September The names
Of the authors may be sealed in separate envelopes
and no one will be opened except that containing
the name Of the successful competitor. All the
songs. except the selected will be returned to
any address designated. p. 7. BAhNUM.
NBw.YoRR, Aug IS, 1850.
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FEEDING AT SARAToGA.-Some idea may be
formed OF the extent and magnitude Of the United
States Hotel at sars.ogs, kept by the her'rs Mar
viz, from the following list Of provisions consumed
daily. There are now about 700 guests at the
House, 20 which may be added 100 children and
300 servants, making LOO persons 70 feed daily.
They consume, beside many other articles TIC 6l-
lowing each day: 500 Lbs. Beef 500 do. uui,sn,
800 Chickens, $50 Ducks and Turkes, $500 Egg,
COO lbs Butter, 800 Rolls for breakfast barrels
of Flour.
The Fancy Bail, the eliminating poin, OF the
season, comes of on the 2lst inst.
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ing to revive the Federal doctrine, 70 de-ids the
question Of boundary, and with sword Ia hand en-
forcing judgment, without consulting Congress- -
Texss not setting for berselL bat for the 18th,
and every inch Of Territory surrendered va, detri
mental to the South. he would not content - see
Texas inundated and then offered b-iSe whi.h
be would never recon mend 20 s,ister State He
said Re did not want Free-Soil Abolition state on
the Texs, border and defended the South
Mr. AsHE spoke Ia conde nm alton OF the Mes
tsge end IN favor Of the Texas claim . the
boundary.
The Committee rose and the H0uie took re-
cess till O'Clock.
Although seven WAS the hour fKei for rsiIIsn-
bling, the House, or rather thirty members Of t.
were called TO order at bsifpas A dozen psrsoas
we're present in the galleries Toe Houte weat
Into Com nttee.
NJ MsPsHsrL OF Ky. declined speaking. and
the hoor va taken By NJ. Sackett who referred TO
the TIE OF the bil sent from toe senate popping
% the State Of Texas the estsblIshnsu OF her
Northern trd Western boundary, the ronq1isl
meut BY said State OF oil the Tsrritlries ella ned
By her exterior 20 her boundary and al her clt as
70 Il . United States. He then endeavo-e- % show
that the title was merely pro focrAI. ami dii not
erpress the character ~ tie bill ha-tly IN a1y 9s-
cree. l. was ia fac, bil % establish the Ms
soufi Compromise two hundred miles vest ani -
cede 10 the Slave States o. Texas tb1u. ftys'x
tfC1fLlQ tluare Nu-t OF lerflIOsy winch ~ 10
free 10 be converted iLtO slave territory brewer,
tnd % etssbli,h the Rio Grade as tho was,ern
boundary O. Tezss, and 70 psy 10 her . 100 90
ior taking il. He further opposed TIE bi. AMI sad
lie would not I-eat i,h rebels Will arms IN thsit
hsnds. ard he utterly repu6isted that This was IN
sduinisTarion measure.
Mr. MARSHALL differed from the opinions ex.
pretsed Is TO tho power Of the Prosi1en. 70
Greo! the military forces, and he'd that thsre
IL 20 much difference between the direction aa1
nee or the forces by the President ss between
dangerous weapon and the uss Of it. Toe Presi-
dent must be authorized by law 10 ufe the army
and naval iorces Nf. Marshall insisted that the
Government is committed in every wEg % the
boundary OF Texas 70 the Rio Gfslde, and is for
ever stopped He was against robbing Texas for
the purpose OF administering to dirty fsnsticism
Mr. McKIssocK defended the Presidents Hes
SAGE end invoked spirit Of concord to settle the
sgitatDg question. Committee at l0i rose and
the Housc adjourned.
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shed at AXE Providence La. OF the 9th ult. says
there was considerable excitement there on the
Tuesday previous, by the running Off OF forty-ige
or fifty negroes from the Peru plantation in Wash
ington Co. Miss by those who assumed to be heirE
70 the property. Sheriff Mosey declined to follow
them, rs by doing 20, he was informed, his lie
would be placed in danger.
" The P,ct0u Ckr0Eicle reports unravorsbly
Of the wheat crop in ANY parts Of that county the
weevil being blsi.y and destructively at work.
The Haifa1 Sun says 'On this peninsula grain
end crops, including potatoes, exhibit very prom
isiDR sppearance"
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Funeral seiemn,,is. al Bs.ten-Letter frssu
Dir. Clay.

EuhtfM cstcmhsbts nt bsstcu-beW~t tfosU
MIR. Clay.
nr. CLAY, having been invited by the City Au-
thorities of Boston to participate In the funeral
emonies which yesterday took place therein honr
of Cen Tsylcr, returned the following answers
HEwPoSr. lS:h August. lisa
SIR: have the honor % acknowledge the receipt
OF your note presented 10 me by Mr. Brinley. invit
ing me, in the name Of the people Of Boston, to b.
come their guest, aud b. s,sst In the fuueral cere
noniesyon the 5th instant, intended 10 commsus-
rate the death Of the late President Of tho Uaissa
States
am very sorry that, after very long session a
Congress. and quite arduous lsbors, having coma
here 20 recruit and recover soma OF my exhausted
strength, II would be incompatible with the object
Of my visit 70 this place 10 attend procession 40
Boston, likely 70 continue several hours. and 70 en-
counter o.her fstigues and incidens OF the day
should regre, extremely my inability To unto
with the cidzers Of Boston, In rendering mcrited
honors to the ilus,rious deceased, II had not as
sisted on the melancholy occasion OF the setuai In
terment Of his earthly remains, at Washassoa-
Be pleased to accept my respectful acsao wleds.
mel "a for tho compliment OF your invitation and
FOR the manner In which il has been delivered.
have the honor 10 be-
with tho highe 81 respect
Your o5cdieni servant II. CLAY.
Hon. john ?. BicELow.
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A CARD.
PARIS GREEN MsD--RRAHnl


I'Hls ARTICLE It "a belle red sis1as foremost smoug
green pGiL1 combining The Utmost brlaacy OF color
with degree Of pesnsncy endurance " the action Of
heat and h not pOEsesasd Ia eJtert b. other
paint either Of mineral vegetable origin IL desired
here 70 direct attention TO the fact that shoagb thu wort
Paris Is prehzed 20 the Of Tho above srcs. yet
essentially dGereu, and distinct RON the green imported
rom PsrG ard which Is Manufactured from Veidegrts
TIE Brand Of Pans ,eeu Il manufsS tureo by
rely process hch palen.sd ny tho under Ened
"a the UuGd Ss.ss phi IT, 1913 and s deyeopBlsni Of
which haa occupied much line and Imposed great sseihoe
Of money fhs OBJ est hsa been 20 produces greco con-
hiniIg permlneucy or durability with ule beauty 0f NO
FfeLck-a result It Ia presumed, bad not been Dc FORE real
lied In such manner DO reduced 10 Uniform and
unvsrying process Of manufacture. The s. brsnd o.
Green moreover afSns the f1 depth or color ~its0os
acquiring that peculiar coarss Crystalline gran rnca car
IeTiles lie Riench msoufgct1rs mpsflng tor hcuno1s
depth on color wien seen IN the dry ss o. loosely mixed
Uith OIL which uIfs % endure ne Errcing &c ne PANT
rpiIi Without los.ug 10 color by crushing q.
Tb~ nrSsr1i0ped while he sckp0viedEe zee sore prds 10
On. noipt1g out The essential tects IN 10 fencn oren
ybeb he esimF have fay reDedled beisves nilnser
vboIy upbissed BY interest," oeVerIheesa ~ doss nos
Le.Ise 10 invite pafres concerned 70 come f1fwsf1 70
stf sSdifiops LIB The su5ect asd prove hi 10 ne
rrorg m L. has sTrog sled more merit han "a n-f due
70 neycns-s respecting he sels q he above Sfee1
rsrres are referred " Lhe adgsfuseugslf ..
az 2GwsWifF 1hLO. 81" AhtN.
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GENERAL, NtlrICES.

~ Do your own Landording.-WcrkiRg mea
wLO 6 md unccmf 80 have t1sir YORK
dor by offers informed tnd,he N lndushsl Hons
AssocislOn on seventyfo dOsrs In weekly intAlmeaI
81 one dosr being paid into the 7 easury By each
Der Rusrsuteeso such Of and within 10 miautes dis
lance ride fail from This city hum1er OF mem1ers
limited houssnd each one 70 Improve wlan TIRES
yes Shares fsst near one bundled persons
Iropoted a. let (foGFh) meeung NH mseng ,hls lfn
dsy) evening O'Clock corner Of Christophe and hu4
SOP els n B-AB nsslmeut OF will be required this
evening from al tho have may the Consauiion.
}. STEVENS, Pferdent
Z d. MURRAY, Secretary. auI6 IL
~ 4. q. of %. FIFE w. Grad Lodge Of 5ous-
ern New.Yoik will hold Session al the Grand L):gs
room NauorSl Hal, Cara a. his evening O'Clock.
Reps viii plesse DO punctusl By order,
sul6 ls BENJAMIN J. PENrZ, Or. sec'y
- Fer stAe- sezsrsi Notices. I'D Page.
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ROYAL PAPER MACHE
AND JAPAN WORKS,
sHsIkin Of. West BslZrEYe 5c1srs,

ard % consrI1aon HUI Blrninghtr-
T!TRE euBsCRIBkR having been sppoin.sd sEsnl ~
MS cry fsr heKrr JcuneEs Betrdg7 eors zoe o.
re largest narn,acmring booses 10 Europe sos pro
pared % sks orces for al descriptions q rseisf
Koods and respectfully nTiies ne nsfens1H - .as
- "a snd see al, sarpes Of tsbleL ehArs wiring dsfxf
riTsnds portfolios ADey b0zes, card ess1s govs ooI
$50 boerd, vine usyE eovei0p boxes 20 esosls nc
a. suls licensees Of Jsnny Ltaf t,ksr no,a %
original ,. -. 81, r.. sx.,us.s q,
s1 arSRY IIs sOTsoE, rs resrIss sp suslrk
9sirr.sood Bssvcea hsscnTsrs sna Joar~
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sOuthern Items, &c.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, August IS.
Roth the New. Orleans mails ara through. No
news Of importance by them
Major Brooks has Issued orders for vigorous
campaign against the Iadians, who swarm the
whole country in small gangs.
A rumor from the Red River county prevails,
that ZOO Indians are assembled on the frontiers
Cholera prevails on Oyster Creek.
The reports Of Cholera at Winchester, Va were
,oEounded
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cusron HoUss. Nsw.YoRk.


Collectors Office. August l5 lsyl.
PROPOSALS FOR ,sLng down Toe Lignt.Ho1ie Oh
s ie sccoreDg 10 the following speci6csions will be
ceveo a. Ibis Office until "wednesday, the 2l' inst.
H. MAXWELL, snpsrniendeul Of ghtf.
SPECIFICATIONS
TIE to he butt q store 90 the rte OF the present
one TO be taken dovndamesr Is feet a The base aud 10
ground 10 The lsntsrnceck The materials Of The old tower
or tuch portion IT. 70 be used IN The cociuueoa Of
the new one. . ~
The foundsnon wa, TO be feet nch'f IN diameter and
10 extend u feet below the surface Of TIE eanh TIE walls
ofthe tower feet 10 tismeer he corners - be neat
y dressed inside End outside and laid 10 Rcsenfse ceent
tie dosr tl, wipdowsl and ntes 10 be cat b17 Gone
the on steps Of cut blue stone laid IL eeieaL
lesfDg into Il nom outside ihe tower
CARPENTER WORK.
Two foo 90 constructed Of 3xl2 nch timber, placed Is
inches rom eeners lumber and antenceck iH3 aJon ana
Aierdeck 70 be lad wiIn beat qualify merchanItos Gl-
ed worked floor psrk and nailed the front door % % Z
iroh nick baton, With Anf sIo, to be taos VIC 80
hinges and 10 have al rch rim lock the vindoTi 20 ~
nuaber 10 be four ,lihes ea,ed in,es aaa
acc b.ucn thuusrs, with suitable f.seninfs ne tlrs 20
be made Of inch Georgia pine AID o. 'Lon
pisees with guard rail TO extend rom 'tSry 70 saI
he oil vault 10 outside cellar doors OF ps-f aulg On
rrong wedet eye hiDgea win ss,P aid paddock com se
LANTERN, &c. 800
TIE corner pos. Of the lantern To be wrought iron BY
irches extend feet below The lantern DECK Mo ~
soue wall ard firmly anchored a. The bottom the pse and
M 70 be ~ Oh iron and 10 extend GOucd ne lanefn
~ ne y ir.e, from ne deck and TO be ed with
lhk sheet iron The sGsh Of the lantern 20 be ey nc1
irup 10 be really ace ard secured the posts win seH
net more han Il cches apart; each rGne 70 have rsoD
for gsis rveed Of BY inch, with holes dfei "a seq
y inches apart fscuTe Tho glars tbs rsfern a. ns p o.
lsrleru % te By ro1, made according 10 an snl ~
cred with % "copper" lantern 70 b gsEed w. oet
quality white Ferch pss gsas lsK2i sni SIG OF 40 iae1
lct SET 10 white cad putty aud 10 receive Two eos' VI
ptirt ss directed By The superintendent ,.,
On TIE cusee TIE ar.crn and around a 70 70 O4n1
i-Cu rIiine 10 tiarster. 49,.
For still Of lantern ard trrzr cement OF r,Ang aIo
jsck sec plan or dfGwtog a. tbs Custom House; ,
Al the materials used IA tse eoctrucu0n OF .nS "
ard srtsTn with The wofkmsnshlp are 70 pc u 20
Cusiies ard the Eork be completed on or -.
Is fOciot er uex and 10 be approved OF y ~ 80
8. Tie Collector ihAl designate before psynien' S
therefor. -, .,t,,hto
frn,rework % he hight q the present To- sf " -
hereto ard place tie old lantern ihsfeoa - - lss,
ieeper nav vi houi any interruption, eonunle - 80
euIlng NC Ituo'1A u 40 ~ ~ auls Eisi
tower
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PAIRS GHEEE BRAND 81.

IN ono LES Day AND 6EoUho IN Ola being
iU.UUUsa sssoriIaent " Er.ees Gns packages o. Ia
-, ,,rroveS sfves for tie Pal Ra1s Ths Pstenf Art
- n, srrsrted 70 the most brilliant 1ni crn and per.
green paint IN this market ard "a offered Or aas
- Tfr trur A. he EcrEs o. the ma1ufacnfsy "a Jac0-
a. Gn IL swamp ~ THEODORE SCHWARTZ.
AZ 2aE5wA'
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SUMMER RETREATS.
LEWIS HOUSE,
Located nssr The R.i'ros1 station,
BINGHAMTON, NY.

KNicKERBOCKER, ist- Of thejsyracuts Hcuse,
IA now rssdy tbs reception OF visit rs sul6 la
g. MONTGOMERY HOU5k, TREaONrsT
g. BOSTON This large aid cOmmodious hJsel ava z
- been ihOro1 gry realied and renoFaed 10 now open
for tbs accommodation Of uanEent and peImsneLt bo8c
ers.
The internal management OF the houfe viii be under tho
ate direction Of Nj James ParSer las pTOph-
eior OF tho sau'ofet 10 re- Plymouth, Mas
This situation Of the Montgomery j1Ie 10 ulsurppted
N am respect by any oher IN The cy beog nearly equally
dsiart ron all he railroad &c 0s and steamboat lan1insL
and yer near The suiinsss part Of the CITY; and the sub
l.rber hopes by The thc.e attention 10 tho bat Interests
lose ho may visit him. liberal STARE VI
the public psIonage-BOsloo, August 1880
Euls 2geo3iGeodos THOS ? WILSON, Proprietor
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Progress of The Cholera.

CINCINNATI, Thursday, Augustl&
The Board Of Healtl held its last meeting to.
day, and reported ~ de 'ths during thu past 4S
hours, of which were Cholera cas.s, and i3 chill
3ren under years of sgs.
HAKFkKs FERSY AND WINCHESTER, YA.l
Thundsy, AuRunl Is.
No new cases Of Cholera have occ1rred since
the last reports.
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BY TELEGRAPH TO TIVE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Confirmation. by tho SENATE, &c.

6PessG DLfafeA 70 The Tvtbaae.
WLsHiSGToS, Thursday Aug d.
Bessrs. Cistenden aad kcKenn,n have been
unanimously confirmed By the Senate, az well as
John Yong "a Assistant Treasurer az NeW-HorG'
and Franklin Haven, Assistant Treasurer at
Boston.
Gen. Houston has confessed, sirc' the adjourn
nent, that a scheme relative to sou'hern Cen
federsoy was presented to b m last Winter, tut
says ii was not BY Gen. Lopez.
Senator Dickinson goes home to.monoE on &C.
eount OF sickness 10 bis family. SIGMA.
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The sau,hern Protest.

WAsmSGros, Thurtdsy AUG. II.
The Southern Protest TO the passage Of the bill
Cor the admission Of California received but nine
signatures.
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~ THE WIscossIs STArRsn,S, = large snd
handsome Wing Weekly, has just been stlrt;d a.
Madisop, Wise. BIZ w. w. Wyman & Sons.
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BOOK TRADE.
vB PALMERs
BUSIHEsS-nTrHtsa rnrauAc rop feSy

v.B. PALMERs
susI1EsS-nIEH's ALMANAC FOR 1854
NJ" READY -Itis CROWDED a. closely - possible
~, - ~ . "a Of business 10 All 10 dep.umsrts ihr0nga
soe enses ths contents % iDorta1; work or Dnb-
S-u col are cfosd=c i8tO siug.e page or TIE A'm-
- nte lie s0ggesiiO1s ID merchants. mAcu sctg '-rs,
- SeNeis gcRfFsiy. 10 DO egy sni clcnlry, sat ne
80 NOE 81 eoGuaeocng Conducting. and eKtcni l-g
us" hsnhstess
eoSDsssED srArisTtcs o. ous NATIONAL ISpusrRV
,ntresHure, Cod, Population,
EsnGftcuseL lion s.lElog
hls' COuOu. Wages
Commerce. R-..ssf-Fs TarSaya
S~Fh Trade k~fo a, Sllpolax,
lmp0us p. T.fF Narg,r5r
EIteYia Pi,.c~a C.r,stor F-s5a
IioaOe The PostOihce Telssrseh
sax Delsi ksrosfs N-sspspef Press
-, Systematic Ad s-itsirg dc.
Uaisd Snies
a. onol eal cslcusdous Eo1raph.ea, N5tlcss.
l.l.rs or iiles, Csra'k-CsifIr0fa
fror o0gcsi Events CuAs- A,erd1f-s a..
il9 Fsro-s sric "a and Tstlsu.s havs b-el carefully
ed co1t -1'ei vlt'r 50 fou le column p.g-s o.
L- .-' rev ard fr @ Pc ming more .hsI
% - emo gol-lle % so p.y-s
n.NFrd io ne irsts al s. dorsn s. icn rs
L.a s-se copies l.. c-l.A, anl e,a 90 nlasl 80 az
t,l..o, lie VOID Terms cith O-dsu are fsfPssiliy
Vi PALMER General Sswsoaosr Agency,
lllne b lings, New York.
- Fer tale A. v B p ners kgs-c-s. N.S.Ysrk,
.-.11s pa d anu Boston, and Al most Of Toe b,oksJfss
.r.s a. h.. ePoH AID -eFs9tgef on sei 10 Anidca
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xxxI.t UONGREss-First Session.

SENATE. ..wAsHiSGToS, Thrrsiiy, Aug IS.
The Fugitive Slave bill was taken up and made
the special order for Monday next. The Protest
against the California bill again came uP-the
question being upon its reception and entrance
upon the journal.
Mr.. BADGER opposed it e, dangerous prece-
dent
The subject was also debated by Msssrs. Walk.
er. Hunter and Benton and the debate continued
until the usual hour Of adjournment the Omnibus
bill Texas bill and California bill being incidental
Nv discussed, aud ordinations and recEinnations
being indulged In between Southern gentlemen.
Nothing new OF interest transplred and At o'clock
the motion to receive the Protest was laid upon
She table.
The bill to establish the Territorial Government
Of New Mexico was then read third time and
passed. and after The consideration Of Executive
business the Senate adjourned to Monday next
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