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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-06

@The Supreme Court Of the United
States is engaged on the Wheeling
Bridge case.
@Each member Of Congress receives
twenty copies Of the Congressional Globe.
for which the people pay. We wish
some member who is not afraid to have
his votes known would send US copy
II is said that the continued i'll health Of
Mr.. Calhoun will prevent his replying to
Mr.. Clay: but that he has written speech
which will be read in the Senate.
@His reported that MIR. Benton is
preparing speech which is designed to
be the ablest Of all his efforts. He is for
the admission Of California cor fight.
Hon. Luther Severance, Of Maine,
formerly distinguished member Of Con-
gress has been appointed Commissioners
TO the Sandwich Islands.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-06
A SMALL FARM FOR SALE.

CONTAINING p acres of first rate land
Z we'll watered. situated two and half miles
Southeast of Richmond. ANY person wish ng
TO purchase can examine the premises for them
selves. and for further particulars inquire of the
subscriber at HilI's Mil, d miles No-,h-eas of
Richmond EDWARD KIRBY.
March 6, 1850. iI-3rn
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-06

.otRev. Mr.. Abbott, q Universalia an
ipg on next Sabbath, at II o'clock, a. III. :,
and at early candle-lighting. The pub.
JIG are respectfully invited to attend.
:'trCol. J. Davis has been reelected
to the Senate Of the United States.
GA bill has passed both branches of
the Legislature OF Ohio, calling a conven-
tiou to revise the Constitution Of that
State. The delegates are to be elected
on the first Monday in April, and the
meeting Of the convention is to take
place in Columbus on the first Monday in
May next.
GOur neighbor copies an article
from the State Sentinel in favor OF abol.
ishing the "Grand Jury SYSTEM" and
says he does so. ION account Of the now
city Of the proposition" Does the 'nov.
city" consist in the fact that the article
was written by a member Of the Supreme
Court Of this State! Or its unconsttu.
tionality?
@One hundred and twelve steam.
boats were blown up on the western wat
ers during the year I849. Of which eigh-
ty-three were totally lost. The loss Of
life is estimated at two hundred, and that
Of property a, Se.OOO,OOO.
@Cassius NJ. Clay has come out in
opposition to the new constitution Of Ken.
lucky. His opinions were at one time
looked to with interest.
pThc Legislature Of Tennessee ad-
journed some ten days since. The COM
mon school bill was lost in the House bv
a majority Of one vote-ihe free banking
bill by ten votes, and the internal i'm
provemcnt bin by q decided majority.
~ The legislature Of kentucky agreed
to adjourn on Monday last.
o. Active steps are being taken by
those interested to cons,ruc, a turnpike
road from Centreville to Jacksonsburgh,
in this county. Success to the enter
prize.
GTEfforts are in progress TO make
turnpike from w ashington to Economy.
Such Q work would be Of much advan.
tage to the citizens Of the north west part
Of this county. and they are fully able to
make it. Pull together and all will be
right.
r 6TG. w. Messenger. one OF the edi-
sofs Of the Louisville Journal, died on the
c5,h ult. Of congestion Of the brain.
@The House Of Representatives pass
ed resolution ordering that Mr.. Julian
shall be allowed pay from the commence
ment Of the session. All right.
GA. NJ. Carnahan. Esq, a member
OF the Legislature at its late session died
al his residence in Covington, Fountain
cosniy on the 23rd ul,imo. 4.
erRobert Morrison is spoken of in the
Cambridge Reveille, as q suitable person
fora delegate to the State Convention to
revise the Constitution. We have heard
Judge John Beard spoken Of for the same
place. Both excellent men.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-06

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
By and 10Th the adpice and consent Of the Senate
BENZ. Everett Smith. of Maryland. to be
Consul Of the United States for Turk s
Island
Alfred Mitchell. Of New Jersey, to be
Consul Of the United States for the port of
Cork, in Ireland.
Harvey Gleason. Of Louisiana. to be
Consul of the United States for the port Of
Chagres, in New Grenada.
Thomas Turner, OF New York. to be
Consul of the United States for Bahia de
San Salvador, in Brazil.
Samuel Simpson. Of Virginia. to be
Consul of the United States for Bombay
William P. Rogers. Of Mississippi, TO be
Consul of the United States for Vera Cruz.
in Mexico.
Amos B. Corwine. of Ohio, to be Consul
Of the United States for Panama, in New
Grenada.
Horace Smith, of Penn. to be Consul
Of the United States for Portugal.
Daniel LIE Roy. of New York. to be
Consul Of the United States for the port
of Genoa. in Sardinia.
Charles l.. Fleischmann, of the District
Of Columbia. to be Consul Of the United
States for Stud,gardt. in Wurtemburg.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-06
II
ours

o-be-sure we will. so look out: for our
appearance in the Queen city may create
as "great sensation" as did the arrival Of
George ". Julian at Washington city,
We've got a big W sticking il our humble
name. too. friend H., if YOU ever noticed
it; and who kens but what there's a streak
of good luck in store fox Us in that, Jr
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-06

I, IL truly astonishing - 'th What rspiAify -
hrmness II. e.. FasreIrs Arabian Linipsnt -
taken hold Of public favor; . Ssv uesebs 49,
and all that was knows Of 10 was ahss -
powerful medicine Of Arabic origin hsd -
its appearance. Now. there 10 hardly fsosy
to be found that does not keep il always % bssS:
and no one would ever b without il, vhs -
Witnessed it, nagic power over disease. - -
wonderful Pose.cy in sviievisg Psia- See -
vertisem ent.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-06

another ".Juiian Dodge|'-We learn
that the peculiar Free Soiler from this
burnt District" has again been practice
ing the lodging game. On the vote on
Doty's resolution to instruct the committee
on territories to report bill to admit Cali
fornia with her present boundaries. Julian
again comes up among the missing. on a
motion to lay the resolution on the table!
Wonder if he understood the question
or whether he was absent from ..other ne
cessary causes!" The fact is, the loco
paper at Centreville and this place, will be
kept busy inven,ing excuses for the alb
sence Of their pet. when important free-soil
questions are being voted on.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-06

A Geographic dispatch from Boston, March f..
says: a body has been discovered in the water
lie ar Roxbury, supposed to be that Of DR.. Park
The members OF the legislature of Ohio. Wis
tied Cincinnati on Saturday last. by invitation
from the Columbus and Xenia Rail Road Com
pany-
1t is reported that Daniel Webster is about to
submit plan for the settlement of the slavery
question. --------
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-06
NyIGr6ee1..-At Washington, Wa

MIrriceI.--At Washington, Wayne Co,
Ia. on the 22i INST by Fri"nds' ceremony, Mr..
Elias u. WRIGHT. Of Huntsville, Madison CO.,
la, TO Miss Dam l.. BoSp, of the former
place.
On Sunday last. at the NJ. f.. Church.
by Rev. C.. W. Miller, Mr.. WHL,Am 6. ScoTT,
Of this CITY. TO Miss Il MATILDA KoDckas, fos-
merIy of Ne~bury, Vermont
Some excellent cake accompanied tho
above two notices-we thank the parties.
OF course. they have our best wishes, &c.
At Economy, Ia, by Elder 8. Hervey.
HINES, all of Wayne county.
on the 18th Of February last, by Joha
Sailor, Mayor. Mr.. THoxrsoS Hams. Of Ohio.
TO Miss EiIzAsETH RArIIEY, daughter Of Z orHe-
ius Ra,lih, Of this vicinity
Oh the 17th Of February last, by the
same, DIR. RICHARD II. SwAIs to Miss ElJxAsETW
R.Nso, all Of this city.
All, we'll. we really do feel somewhat
disappointed in nat receiving large cake
for announcing the above fact; but we will
compromise the matter, IL the Doctor will
only subscribe for the Palladium But
our disappointment. and
even tho our friend may not compromise
in the way we suggest; still, we can't help
invoking on The heads Of the happy couple
heavens choicest blessings!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-06

Dtcd--At Cambridg. city the 2sih isss,
Miss CYNTHIA MAXWELL, dasgkfes Of J.
w Maxweil, ia the 35ti year 81 her eye. A.
ter severe affection (Parsiysisj Of more tsan
six years duration, whic! she bore v'th Patssses
and f"rtitude siso resigned her spssit onto CsA
who gave it. Her memory will Be ehesisesS %
fond reco'lections BY many seqasissaSees .
THIS city. .e.F
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-06

Queen Victoria has six children, aud il ~ said
" i'll soon &c.
JouS A. MArsoN, Esq. has removed 10 ('is-
cuuati
Hon. J. d. Bright will accept thanks GSs
valuable. documents sent Us
The Circuit Court Of this county il now in
session
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-03-22

Form Of Guaranty 10 accompany each Did.
The undersigned here insert the of the guarano
guarantors guarantees that, There insert Of bidder
names of bidders, The may be-, his Cor their
bid for carrying the mail from TO be accepted
ny the Postmaster General shall into obligaiio
prior TO the first day of July next, with good and sufficient
surees, to perform the proposed"
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Fsrm or a Bid ,ohere no change from, advertise-
naent is contemplated by the bidder

81 Cor we, the may BED there write the nam OF
names in full of there the residence or residence
hereby propose to carry the mail on No. from l.
as often a the advertisement requires, in the tim
stated in the schedules and by the following mode of con
veyance to wit Here how il is to be conveyed kI
the annual sum OF 5 :"
Dated
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Form of Certificate.

The undersigned postmaster of cerifes that the
above named sufficient and able make good
their guaranty.
Dated
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-03-22

5025 From Astoria at a twice month"; on the lst ar
18th;
BY Mouth Of Cowiilz River, Knigh,on and Portland
To Oregon City by 8 m the Attn and 18th, IL
miles;
And hack between n m Of the 9TH and goth, aud 8
m Of the 10Th aud % days of said month.
5026 From Mouth of Cowlitz River at once a monl
on he Sd Of each month;
To For, Nesqualy by p m of the 5th 80 miles
And back between a of the 9th and D m Of u
9Th Of said month
5O27 From PortlaSd twice month, ON the 5th ar
9th
To Fort Vancouver by p m, 30 miles;
And back between and p IN next days.
502s From Oregon City at twice a month, on the 81
and l9th;
BY Linn City, Yamhil Falls, Salem, O'Neal's Mill
]. @. Avery's, Eugene F. SINNERS, and Elijah Bri
lows;
To SEQ fs, in Umpqua Valley by p m on the l |,
and 18th days Of SAID month, 200 miles
And back between n OF The L 9th and 26th and
pm Of the 18th and 3lst Of each month
5029 From Oregon City at m twice year. on the Is,
March ard September;
BY The Dslles, Fort Boise Fort Hail. Fort Larin,
and Grand Hand
To ST. Josephs, Mo- by m Of the last days of Ma
and November, 1900 miles,
And back between a m of the lst days Of June an
December, and m Of tho last days of August an
February
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-03-22

1912 From Tuscumbia at M week, "Wednesday
BY Erie, Oregon and Dry Glaize
To Oakland by m mex fdsy, 62 niles
And back between m Friday and p next day
1918 From Bolivar twice week, Tuesday and Fri
days
To Buffalo by 6 m, rs miles;
And back between and p Eex days
49l4 From B livar at 10 IN once a week, Saturday
BY Orleans, Crisp Prairie, Dade, Kings Point spring
River, and Bowers Mills;
To Sarcoxie by 10 pm next day, 80 mics;
And back between m Monday aud p IN next Jay.
Proposals for twice week will be considered,
Also for twice week service from Bolivar TO Dade.
1915 From Boil var at 10 week, Thursday,
BY Bear Geek;
To Fremont by m, 80 miles;
And back b.tween a and p IN next day.
Proposals for twice week service will be considered.
1915 From B oliver at a IN, week, Friday,
BY HumsnsVie and Warblow;
To Oce,a by p m, 35 miles;
And back between ami NJ Thursday.
1917 From Oceola at 8 m, week, Friday;
BY Jenk MS Bridge, Quincy and Judah's Gap;
TO Hermitage by m, ~ miles,
And back between and p next day
Popos as additional weekly tip between Iojah's
Gap and Hermitage, will be considered.
1918 From Oceola at m, week, Monday;
By Roscoe, st. Helen, Fremont White Hall, Horse
Creek, and Coon Greek;
To Carthage by m next DAY, IS miles;
Aud back between m Wednesday and p next
day
1919 From Oceola at 6 a M, once week, Monday;
Osage
~ II. Soa1t buG Tor,.la
The New York herald., 1850-09-21

sept 10 II. ~.
AsHEs-The market steady, with . modsrsts
inquiry and sales OF 100 bbls. ct 50 fr pearls and
80 l21s for pots.
BRtADsrurFs ouE-Thers less nrmnsss In tbs
market for the common grades Of State -four while the
demand for export and for hsms use was fair The
DETER grades were less sctivs and prices merely
supported We have no alterations to report In the
msiket ior canadian, which quiet sales have been
made OF 10 GOO bbls at So 62l 81 for sour with No
ruPerhne at So 10 s4 fesh ground State st ~ so:
common TO straight State at 81 SO 81 6Ss mix to
straight western at 81 62h 81 $50 and pure eusses
at 81 ~ IS o6 Southern -four was weaker while the
So l2h for old mixed and straight brands and as
inquiry was fair; sales reached loo bbls At a. %
SIS ls44 for new. Rye Flour has declined Some
400 barrels sold ct SO l2I So ls1 The mar
ket for Corn Meal was heavy, with sales OF 400 bar
res Jersey at SO 10. aud 800 barrels common state
at 50 50. The supply of Wheat was light while the
demand good The sales embraced 600 bus shells
prime Gsnesee at 81 10 and portion OF cargo ditto
terms not ascertsined The market for Rye wss
better with salos of 1000 bushels at 74o afoat Oats
in moderate request with sales Of river and canal
at +2c 44hc, and Jersey at 40c . 43c. There was
large quantity OF inferior Bssisy offered for which
there dem and, and priocs were nominal Corn
scarce, and the market about cent better
The demand good, with salss Of 1850 bushels at
Csc o Go Nc for Western mixed. Round yellow was
held at 6dc.
Corros.-The market quiet to day, and the bu-
siness was limited to about 600 bales We continue
The New York herald., 1850-09-21
MARKETS ELskWIiERE K.

Pm .ppiPTrA, September 20 -Erst Board 81. 900 Penn
sylyabia 5s ssres adelphia Bank l4 do. Ken
sngton Bsnk 64i 900 Chesapeake and Delaware 6 9
ttO 90 s 500 do sj7 tO0 do 9 shares Pesnsyl-
yaria RaoAi, ~ s2o rhiladelphs 6s ls76 loss 500
1856 Ssi 81 shares 3 sl55S0 sehsykill Nav-
COTTON 6s 1868 3g.; So 900 Aeg' City 6 1870 S5;
shares Norris IL 900 do. Reading Railroad, 2 II d. Ken
Bank tt5 Second BoJrG2 shares Louisville Bank,
lOe stO0o chesapeake and Delaware Cs 1885, 95; $4,000
Sea uylkill Navigation 6 1868 S9a; " 600 Cincinnati W
Sc 1895 loUt: shares Penrs lvEna Bank li; 200 do.
United States Bank ~; O0O rexG per oent Bonds Ash
$4,000 Reading Bonds 6s 15 5000 Lehgh 6s 7yA slVO
Peunsy lvania 6's ,H1l.
BAIrrnons, sept 70 $1,000 United STATES 6s 1867 no
S53 baltimore ls9O 1856 IL shares Merchants Sank
N 81 rs do. Bsltnore ard Ohin RaroAa time, 7 rs DO
D." do 7i 10 do. do. 78l4; 40 do 7lt 10 do 90; ia
10 do DO 74iS do 10 d. do. a. . do York aud
Cumberland Raroad time, 5s p do. 49, do. Rssters-
town Road. SO
The New York herald., 1850-09-21


on Pridsy, the 10th inst AsS. dsugher OF William
H. and Laura Van Am,urgh, aged i've years and four
months
att, the funeral from the rrsisnce Of her parents
No l9l Duane street, this Saturday afternoon at
clock, L. NJ.
land aged IS years aud months.
Funeral ON Saturday sftrrnoonyat o'clock from
his late residence, q Bowery. The friends and sc-
qus'ntsDce sre respectfully invited to attend without
further invitation also the Marshall Lodge Of Sons OF
Temperance and tho Nun Lodge The remains viii be
taken to Greenwood for intrrment
on the 18th inst OF typhoid fever hARr ELLrS, only
daughher Of Evan aud Elizabeth Davis, aged 10 years,
] month nnd Gays
The relatives and TRENDS of the family also the mem
brs Of the Amity street aud Sixteenth street baptist
Churches respectfully invited to attend her funeral
from the meeting house of the Sixteenth Baptist
church. Sixteenth street, Eighth avenue, Sun
day afternooa the 22d lust at O'Clock p. M without
further invitation, Her remains will be taken 10
Greenwood Cemetery for interm.nt.
On Friday Goth inst, after long and severe Illness
CBA,Irs, only son OF Patrick and Margaret Kinney.
The friends snd acquaiuia1ces Of the family are re-
yectfuly invited to attend his funeral from his late
residence $50 Greenwich street on Saturday 2ist inst
at 2 O'Clock.
In Brooklyn, on Friday morning PaAScis b. son OF
Harriet and Lewis Gsresu, sg.d year and III months.
sail. makers In general respectfully invited to s
tend the funeral, Sunday afternoon, at2 o'clock,
from the residence Of father II Washington street
ON Tuesday 18th Instant Of scarlet fever, HIsAx
OscsoLA, aged years months and days, only child
Of Hiram and Martha J. Morse
At IIavana, August 2ith, ABsr n sHAcksoRD, dAugh-
ter Of Capt J. l. shackford, Of brig John French
At Coloma, California, the 2Oth Of July, Of typbus
fever CHAELEs HowARD MovLrosi Of New York, In the
sd year Of his sge.
AFayetts Pa 18th inst Major jour N. MnLrs,
UsA lie the son. In Law Of the late Hon John.
NoryeI. Of Michigan, and husband Of Mrs. Miller who
but returnsdto the residence Of her mother near
Detroit.
The New York herald., 1850-09-21
LIVERPOOL CLAzsl v1oArIoN.

PRovIsoSs.-There brisk demand for pork, and
holders very brm sales made Of 500 bbls.,
at SIS 31t for prime 10 "A $40 SO for mess and sl2
so for clear DO, for the California market Beef
steady with saes Of $50 bbs at ST % SS for country
mess and SIS a SO for prime. The latter very
quiet Cutmeats firm, hut not active. We no
tced brisk inq ury for lr-d for manufacturing with
sales OF 800 bbls at f4c which was rather bet
ter; kegs nominal at 6Ac. Butter and cheese
w finn and more actiIe
The New York herald., 1850-09-21
NJ As.ied.

On the 10th inst, by the Rev. DR. Lansing Mr.. W.
Il. SynoNs, Of Savannah, to Miss JANE ANN MILLER OF
New York.
On Thur day. the 10th inst by the Rev T @ Bedell,
JosIPH CRAFT0N. in of Boston, TO ELzABrTH, daugh
ther of the late Henry Remsen Esq OF this city.
On Wednesday, the 18Th inst, by the Rev 8. NJ
Issscs Nr WOLrE. merchant, Of New Boford, Mass !,
to Mss REBsccA third daughter Of Morris d. Cohen,
Fro, OF this city.
on Sept 18th, by the Rev. Wm. Kennedy stopford,
J,Nfs ANDERSON. millwrght OF New York. toCAroLiSr
LoNE eldest daughter iames Lowe, printer, OF Scot
Iau nd
The New York herald., 1850-09-21

Cleared.

/
san % sf.ss.sa a,I'T ssssf;.ss, s'sf
,ss tDIl < syi.i, s, Jean. 81, PJ Nsvias Sea- v d
Elseii Sss YoTt. Psiists n, cSsri,,on. BaiaIsy
.s.. .s sn ,ys gr nSi,s S. Ss's sud- T.
h9S,e. ButnOs Ayes, " II Dsforest CO.
asl s.%s G.i,i. e1; c%os s.y
nIsS sss.ssaah Lamsatiss chaP%.n, wnns-
tssH.sa ' h.S.r hsp9r, i'Is fs:o DifsSs Ham
tie Racket, do' Al,a.nssr y c..s.n ws-,Ss~ aP-
sS''1 h,. Thompson Nnsvsn n
soop.Jo,.,o, As.ry sssporIi Rhsd. I.l.Hd Hail. Pre-
| Arrived.
hr m pS,s cn.s,s - s!.
ship JoGs nsncoeh (ot Phii.dolphia Burrs.. v.rpoo
a. % s ss s,F. S nj w., 2 ,sn,I. :. s
s. ls a. poRs .ssf osssn ron s.as sr
sip ns%.rSs1s wbit,l...y. Iverpos Avg is -,A ma..
,ad ~ ps,.sns.r' 70 sGs~. Foster Co. sth inst. on
SsS ts1rsS or sus %s oes ss nS ss sss eastward
aud a@ssss @ aals 10 sed.s.r ee.ps e:Gl hOs With
R.rs ssfra (sars Hoosud pfsasS. Norway. a. days,
,,g,,.. B,s jseG % D'H;sS r.. Wet n,y.n ,s
ana s'S Ss. sssn s ,.o day. I,'a shs
Brig rsm. Isvs) ntsrs eo,,enburs 90 days, with iron
sshr 9Ss..s tgr Track Pioou Ms, days. with coal 1.
ss, sss, Easily 5.hs,oP, Lys,o,. B,l.i@,rs ss.y.
sehr sethis Collins. Bsyd.s Easnton. No, Sd.y.
sehr Nssop, Carson, svshsbors'. Nc 7dsY, With ns-
sssI n,,s,t Avery. s.l,im.r,, sd,y,.
Sehr Thets Seelev, Nautemobd, days.
schr srrison Jones, Chamtsts FhiiAdoiphla. dAya
Sthr J W Barrop, Tunr Ntrrih.a, sdays
seer De sosset, Coin, Wmihston, NC, 10 days With
schr wiil.ts Smith, Pbrsaeiphis, sdays
sehr sarrsret. Worlsm, Pe,frshurs ~ days
selr Elizabeth Ann, Crugcr Washington, sc, days With
ssS. SIsss Tyrs wsssSuyg, Phn.s,lrhis, ss,r
sehr Lsnno1, Ber net, Phiiadeiph Gdsyt.
fehr Abbott Lawrence, Allen Boston. 3 days.
schr Henry Clay. Phiilips, Mans. mond, days
steamer KsSsstss Flower. PSiisielphia.
on' 'hs unknown spo.,,,
Steamshp Wafhrrfan. Tor Southampton tnl Bfcmeni Y
thp Relief Cor BrnT shrs clarendon ir Calor-
bis New YORK for Hayr barks Heels tor Aashsas Jas-
per tor Chsrlestoni and others
wind during "a. Day from SteNW.
R,rrrryn-shp Heter Pa,tsrson. hsues for California
In sons cut the 'ot yost.rdav m0runr on the
poist eeusnr shP leat. She 0sed % b. the
ieRm tug Hercules, Csrt sarrsn
PORT OF san FRANCISCO
ARRIVED.
kuFis-sbip sseesotia, sno-. Boston. iB7 aayp
ehiT Kiugston. Iuscomh Panama 90 daye.
Barb kiihy, n, vlsad. Boston, iss d.vs
Gran hsrt lo'a R-yelo. fAnams 1daJs
Bark Burnham. Hall San Pedro, IL daVs
Bark Cubs, Jhsse, Boston. $50 days
Brig lion, Cunningham, Boston, ft5 days.
BfiF CurAcoa. -. Boston. 2Sf daya
sehr By STATE le.ey, Nt~udop, lH dsy..
ship yifsisis, Lps. Valparaiso. 70 ssys
,,si,-prs Jo. Butler. Rs,' ,.or9 orssou.
Irship Ceeheot. Lsorsns sIslsnds.
Mes sehf Laredo OruL Gsysnaa
The New York herald., 1850-09-21

c ton fcrry htats sept 2tl small hundle conai nins
0te d0rtt TluEh bat trms. The fnder will
esite the atove rssard ~ leaving she bundle ~ - Hicks
sr.st, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1850-09-21
amUsEmEsTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

RARNUMs hUsEuM, PHlLADELPHh-P. 7. BAR
ID NUN Proprietor aud Manager Henry Sanford, Assist
ant Manage-Great bs for the present week, prepared
with especial reference to the public enjoyment. Miss fish
Mrs Rogers, MIS- Haekurt Mrs Mueller, Misses Mori-
met Lese-aessrs Goodall Rogers, Baker. Thayer, Ash
&c. among hiA excellent company. Engagemen,
of those celebrated children, Kate and Ellen Bseman
babes In stature and years. but veterans in drsmsto talent
They evening The original Chinese Family
retained All the wonders Of the world 10 the splendid
loon. Two performances daily at 50 and ~ o'clock. Ad
mittan. sc IS eents Chdren under ~ years. l2S eLs
The New York herald., 1850-09-21
MUSICAL.

EoR sAIE-TWo sECOND-HAND PIsNOFoRTEs. or
Sand t octave rosewood ease ~ perfect order having
bten in use only a short time are for sale cheap ~
KEHKSIkC q BKEUStSG,
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