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DRoPosAIs for carrying hs mails q s United u
ia dsy July io5o, Soh u June less Inclusive
M2Ixs viii he Conuae Once % The Post b.
parsent IN Washington unu D. m, o. the 2 ar
June dsciaed b. the day e route and IN The
nef and time herein specified, VIA
las Prom wseiie, ~ y every DAY except sunday
To Bangor ~ s, a. m, Az miles
And back IN, and D ms every day, except sal
y The object is % connect waisrsilK, e
taking through mail and supplying he inssrs
is Wasrsie % Bangor 10 Any q SMee
otherwise suceny supplied the bidder may propose omit
Prooosss arc invited for service, sa Of abovs, from wa
Vile, ~ Unity, Troy, Dixmont, Dixmont Mills Ne~euh
Hampden bangor and back az times week. connecting
Proposals viii be received for between waes and
Uny connecting day ans No Augusta 10 Bangor,
a. Bidders win specify mode Of conveyance
NOTES.
Each proposal should accompanied BY guarantee signed
Responsible persons In the following mannsb '
ssThe undersigned, guaranty mAt
hs bid or carrying the mail from 20 &C.
eepsed Sy Inc postmaster General shall into ob
sureties, pcrf6rm the service psoposed.v
accompanied BY tbs cerhcse Of postmaster
testimony that the guarantos are men properly
and o good their guaranty.
The should he sent 70 The department seasa snde
Proposals for No. y, and nnafessu w me fini
For prohibition bids resulting from comehauos and
~, annual adysrisement JACOB CoLLAMRR
Nav i6-iaw4w Postmaster General
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Arrival OF the Crescent c1sy.Lsssr from California
The United States mail steamship Crescent City. Uud
ow,) from Chagres wa Kingston, (Jamsca1 arrived at
New York, on Saturday, al 2, m The Crescent City
arrived out at Chagres in nine days from New York, and
left Chages the 18th instant al H. p m. arrived IN
Kingston the 18th, af o, m, left Kingston the 18th,
Al 10. M; and arrived in New York at 2, p m, the
25th instant.
The Crescent City brings the United States mails from
California and 100000 in the hands OF the passengers
The following vessels left at Chagres: Barque
Elizabeth, Jones, Tor New 0reans, 18th; brig Sarah
Pennock, for do, 10th; schooner Florida. DO, soon
schooner Thorn, uncertain British schooner vesper, for
Cahagena soon steamer Falcon sailed for Havana on
the i2,h; the steamer Philadelphia arrived on the 18th,
Sailed from Kingston. May 18th. steamers Dee and
Plumper, for the west
The steamer Tennessee Cole, arrived Al Panama on the
I2th OF May She left San Francisco on the 2lst OF April
She brought S5ss,000 in gold dust and 1s2 assengers
and the United States mails, in chsrEe OF mf. w.
Gaaer. United States mail agent II was reported TO be
The steamers now due, and those there will lake all
persons up that are waiting for passage The number Of
Americans frsnsactng business Al Panama had greatly
Increased The business OF transporting passengers up
the Chaxres river fast going into the hands Of the
II appears to Be healthy Al Chagres N
The Tennessee brings dates from Calfonia to the Goth
April
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vilIe where the abosrs get one pound Of gold per day.
They said 10 be the richest mines yei discovered
Trinity river. which are being carefully explored
The papers express themselves in indignant terms Al
what they call the unwsan,ed interference OF the col,
ecor of San Francisco with the clty authorities and call
upon the people 10 maintain their Independence and sup
- SAN FaAscIsoo. April 18TH
A meeting Of the merchants was held here 10 FIX the
value of gold dust at from 10 10 ~ dollars but 4 DOES
not appear 70 be well received Business generally, al
though dull, has improved little Prices Tor all goods
ing articles The river Sacramento is again very high,
and an overflow Is momentanIy looked Tor. In provis
ions slight improvement Is perceptible
PANAMA. Wednesday, May 9. 1850.
The G%Sa; sd mere sss s
che was detained Il days Al Rio in consequence Of he
wa. 'sSsh
eyer made between the two ports She y now coAng at
She has proved herself excellent seaboai fast and dry
and has amply sustained the Judgment OF those VINO puf
She reports the steamers West Point and Taboga hay
Ing passed through The Straits Of Magellan before her
The Steamer stmus has been heard Of at Realeo
10Th ult and will probably be back here the 10Th Of
There has been quite strong speculation here in tickets
for The Columbus The Storage tickets selling 70 day
are in demand at these figures
Pfosisons very high Beef and pork are
o csns Der u.s. c coa i s rs DER BY The
sbu n Valparaiso, il could be purchased nj ~ per ton
shoaf
The small pox is rapidly spreading. several victims hav-
ing already fallen.
Mr. Ayres from Ohio Mr. Robert O. Christian, from New
York. and another gentleman whose name Is not ascertain
oil, died on the Both Ult
GALIAsTRY or BALTMoREAss.--The New York Post
has letter from Panama, which speaks OF. the crowd oil
passengers there and the competition for berths in the
steamers for San Francisco and adds:
hmay be gratifying the friends Of the ladies now here
be informed that have succeeded in getung them nc
commodated the Oregon through the noble sesacrce
and going deck themselves, have made possible fo
the Superintendent of the line 10 receive them.
The noble selfdenia and gaantry Of these gentlemen
(ony to be fully appreciated by those who Ike inyse,
have made the Pacific voyagel should not pass unnoiced
aud deem il improper (hough their reward is fa,
higher and richer than any COMMUNICATION OF mine for The
qualification oftheir friends give their They are
Messrs. J. B. Lippincou. 7. j. Lamb r. Sewal and =
King all Of Baltimore civ-gorions old Baltimore I'm
glad that, though Kentuckian none the les
Baltimorean. Il is proper say that these gentlemen
that I've taken the liberty Of giving ihe
AT all
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THIS Concert designed building church.
the present building denied
applicants especially strangers In during
church therefore
In npa progress Of compstoe a. ,he corner Of and I'd
been contributed with great bera
the membs and friends O. The church ey are Inadequate
ladies and gentlemen distinguished eminent vocAs and
perfonne kindly offered their services for
fund hoped aud believed that their Offer will
from citizens and vsters The
win add feature of ornament city, and increased
The win, In itself,
AFFORD treat, abundanfy compensating
given through u, 20 religious object
THE CONCERT
Thursday evening" the 10Th instant, O'Clock
Cars saloon. Doors win 7. No po-iponement for
Tickets 81 each, admit 10 be had the
ba hotels and Al the eoneerroom door,
PRoeRasnrs-Par hrst.
Cenerentoa; septuo. kossini
Dueto opera OF Maria Pndilla". .Donizctt
q Harp Fantasia itnian airs. .Bochsa
d Ara from n Giaramen .Mercadant
81 Grand chorus from Ernan Verdi.
Part second.
l. The Alliance" Trio for harp, piano, and vio-
............ Bochsa-
Cavrfina % Rruan,. Verdi
q A. with variations violin. DE Beriot.
A. Trio from aAiIap. 49,. Verdi
s. Finale chorus "see the God Of Love descend .
jun ose'ehson'
May zs-A
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III NJ SMITH, corner % Main and 10Th streets, lsis
H. Of tho firm Of PARKER SMITH, solicits early ordsn 81
rcshc, particularly for larger GLASS; with straw rj
and fan attached He ready usual variety mi
chnes threshers and hoe powers com shele
own consucuon also, The celebrated Bsnbsoush s % nS
sought acr IN Maryland and Pennsylvania He asks paneu
nj. patent 60 warranted superior ~
other the he devotcs particular aenn
thrcrhins machine REPAIRS particularly hose made by Jaber
ker and BY Parker and Smith, He will warrant such repairs
Subtraction. New nsecd small cost ns
making machines, inferior from wear, equal 20
Aiso hand Of McComick reapns machines extra nef
Cor ssme and chains for chain horss poweD.
RrcHnosp, Va
May 7-w6w
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THE New Journal OF Medicine for March, Is50.-Psl
ished this day, No. Al tor March, 1850 a. the Nevfs
Journal Of Medicine and the Collateral Sciences; edited
Purple NJ ID. This number contains historical notice Of q
gosr~ss d medical science from The landing Of NE Pilr
Plymouth the present time; H Stephen w. Williams,
succers removal Of Fibous o. the ovsum BY the
abdominal section BY W. H. Van Buren, N. D. Report pI
y w Bsichfosd, ~ D. Excson II sctrrhous Mamma ono.
Twelve day. amer The operation BY Tetanns by Samuel Tyler
Of Frederick city, Md together with eight oeher original u
Of great practical utility The review department contains enuo
analysis ofths contained The volume Of the
actions Of the American Medical Association, together with
graphical notice Of all the late medical publications liz for
I'll the foreign journas while in the American retrospect may
found severni interesting ednrsi communication and
from American medical Journals
This journal psblshed In the city ~ New York even III
MONTHS containing ~ with perfect plates and ILLUSTRATOR
and has reached the TN year publication PEI
- per snnum, or 50 per copy.
Specimen numbers application frost u w
agent Of the New yok Journal Of Medicine % Wall
York.
Subscriptions received and number. Tor sole By
y FRANCK TAYLOR, Penn. avcnus,c
M~i-lmw Agent for Washington, pc
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dy-Sec0nd Election NOtace.-Nouce is hereby
member OF the Board OF Aldermen
Board Of Common Council will take
Monday, Of June The
wiz be nrld the southeast q and iah streets In
bouse Immediately opposite Eois apotecay
W. DRAKE,
DANIEL Kaufman,
JOHN Y. ENNIS,
Commissioner.
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ny special DESIRE Madame de Mar~1~rSefes sssasssd
b ~ josh kss.s from Wilma, win dvs coacs
On wsdssseay - nsnns eeIoch Tiek - cent? esch 70
n stosdshys fio wsrds ossi Nauona ossi ana on he
evenine Of the concert a. Carurs Saloon. 81 ~ n
No po-sponsnsnt on socouai Of the wssahsr.
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To Jesse Il. Dow.

Of the city do exactly under
your position Sunday defined
your published Union Sunday morning would
specially you following questions, and request reply
through the medium;
Are you in favor Of The sunday law you
repeai
A Mayor would you sign bill for its repeal.
A VOTER OF THE SECOND WARD
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CARD.
Wfncs amd I1aQuars.

ftag wines and Aquaxs.
THE undersigned would respectfully Cd attention 70 his
WINES AND LIQUORS.
facilities possessed BY him FOR obtaining iom snacsa wines
Quoted BY him. direct personal knowledge with ms
ous wine Europe, than IL by
city, afford for The character and qualify
4 articles sold BY him.
The his and vaults are such as TO NAH
them, fact substitute for the cellar o. every consumer
Hotels wanting ANAL assorted lots Of choice wines
supplied II the shortest notice with
immediate including wines Of france and
many, usually % be Obtained here
CoUNTRy TRADE supplied a Wholesale prices ON most '
CLUBS win 6nd their advantage order from the
scnbcr. f4
the cheapest sorts Of wines and liquors, FoA Gull
NARY PURPOSES.
dsnnce can b. supplied them BY "PACkAGE
ExPREsS,n FREE OF CHARGE) with wines &C., for table
assorted sorts, ~ the shortest notice.
y addressing their ORDERS through The pest Once %
Importer in Wines, &C., 70 Walnut street. Plsdspa
tzsEGARs Of direct importation Havsna Of vsrious
brands hand from 90 80 per thousand and M
single cheaper Than II any other store IN me c
Jan 24-dkcpiy.
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7 ErrERs OF . Traveller I'm Europe and America I,
Ia by william Cullen Bryant; vol.
M Dorado, BY Bsysrd Taylor; vols
Reforms, Horace Greeley being adj
dresses and other writings; vol.
oman Travels In Siberia, from the Chinese frontier to the Polar
circle y vols.
Memoirs Hungarian Lady, by Thcre-s Pusky; vol.
Msckays Memoirs Of Popular Decisions; vols.
The Earth and Man. Lectures Comparative Physical Geosa
y BY Professor 0ayo Of meuchse translated BY Professor
feiton, Of Harvard University, vol
The isngaase I,ss,urs and Popular Poetry The Slavic
tons; by Robinson vol.
WORKS Of the late Edgar A. Poe vols.
Success In Li6 by Mrs. Tuthiilj vol.
Ksvsnaehs Woman in France during Iah century; VOL
Pccicni and Prose writings Of Charles sprsgue 4
Modern Hissovy from the
Memoirs o. the House q eans BY w. Cooke Taylor vols
Memoirs o. me Court OF Marie Anssness BY Madame Campsn
2 vols.
An newly issued. FRANcK TAYLOR
May g sstt#.# ~, i $500 frf
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Gensral Agency ~ Washington, d. @.
DY A. M~FARoUHAR, fornery Of Harrisburg, Pcnnsyivania
for for services In the with Men
the revolutionary with Britain, and the fo
ida
Bosnty Las1-w attend the purchase and sale Of bounty
order.
Pafenf OeeThs applications for patents, procuring mod
drawings kc all their various branchcs
Pea 0Gee- claims against the department viii ~
settlement OF coalcior quarterly sccounu pay
dino facilitated, &C.
New Orleans Delta Nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser,
vile Democrat ST. Era Gazette Indanapo
Sentinel Herald and Detroit Free Press, win pu n
Of g. and send their bills this once acccmPa
With 4 paper June NJ
COMMON HALL Of the town 0f Petersburg. Virginia.
May 1850 The following resolution was this day adopted
HALL ~
aRses Thai me mayor Of ihs own advertise for popo.L
S0oo OF the bonds OF the corporation Of Petersburg ebdors
Virginia. payable lo7O, and go
coupons interest," payable half yearly In February and
Tne viii be received for Of not less
chamberlain Of town, until the 18th day hE
O'Clock, which they will be opened and the hg
The payments for the vii
l5t May 5sh June, and l5th July and bdde will
which these periods they Offer The corporation
TO themselves the nSht 20 reject any Offer made"
hereby given proposals the bonds Of the copon
viii chamberlain Of the town, according
the above resolution, until the i4h day Of May, $50
May a--drI4thM.ynsIi Mays
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spirit Of the South meet our northern brethren more
'-' - : : - PATRiCK HENRY
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nZ-Framklin Lyseum-TeEnperanee Hall.--A regular
meeting viii tins Tuesday evening
subject Was
beneficial French nation ~ The public invited
T. y. ANDERSON, Secretary.
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ADELPHI THEATRE
Manager, Mr.. Pyan.
win open on Monday May a. instant days only with
beautiful parsdracai panorama Of
ADAM AND EVE,
THE HUDSON RIVER, VIRGINIA. SCENES, Ao., &c.
ADELPHI THEATRE.

Granger moving paintings Of he
temptation Eve crpaison PARADISE
happy condition of Adam and his lovely Eve In Eden
eating ape while safas, trembling exuts his
the Hudson with all Us commngIed enchsnments
Natural Bridge the bridge Rchmond The James
Ethiopian enoymenn on the canal, &C. hcsn perfectly
beautiful An conception, uniting
power truth, win lasting impression
the mind of every bchoadcr.
explanatory, and sppropriai.
Admission nt and tier, IS private borss 50
gallery Children, under 10 years,
open half O'Clock. Panorama viii
quarter after eight ocvck
nay 25-6t
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AsssstAnt Tes>her wanasa Inarnsdiasely.
THE Principal Of hs wsuenson N co. Mse Academy wishs
empaoy forthwith assistant qualified -
the various English lower nahemses he p
- unmarried Of hsbfts chsr
10 the Principal.
Feb lo-d6 .4s MsE
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G3-John Enuis, esq, respectfully ntcd
the Second wasd gentleman emneny
them will be
'o Hsy SD "A'D''
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7 ". PATTON. General Agent the prosecufs0n Of
~ claims before Congress either Of he departments,
PENSIONS land
other lost properly Having been engaged with Dow, ESQ.,
e pest two years In hs busesss be nsss himself that he
Room No Union BnIds, wsshinIoa cv D. o. win recevs
immedisse auendon. Ap le--u
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SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
wAsnrarcr crrr.-Hon. Thos. Butler kim
Hon. WIN. ~ Gwin Hon. J. O. Fremont
Ap e-idlm
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VALUABLE Real Estase IN shs CITY Of Wsshinss~s]
for saic.The propdeto Intending weavg
IN Few month"; offers or sale three and lots %
niA avenue and Seventh square two
Navy Yard. Two Of the houses number each
are wei calculated os stoves shops, xon with
apartments ue miro small two story house, subject 70
two comfortable cotisses upon hem bssween the Capitol
ctsiona Bufyng Ground, suitable FOR cultivation Of
fo the Msshingon Market for dsires, may be peea
both The whole 81 this property occupied present p
ties indisputahlc. l' E-.77 -
apply personally my once ON Pennsyysnia avenue few
A'<' ''-' w ''s''''' Il NJ YOUNG.
An S-eodu Arsh
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CERvANTS--Wansea. . rHAle ssrvsnt and -.
y eock, Of small family. None viii be emp'
who hing good Recommendation Inquire Il this ONES
Nov al-im
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james q. u~rrst -
WILL attend % The prosecution o. claims before Csnpes ana
w various executive departments of the government
Once and dwelling sfsss between en- and ION suees
Octa-d
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90 FOR SALE, Valuable Building Lot, with .
NH small fame house thereon, situated
corner street the railroad depot The
considered valuable building
iot n heinz In The most business part of the city
for tems which viii be hbe and other Particular. inquire Of
II. NJ MORFfT,
Agent Tor
once u street. flew doors from PsansyIvsnis
Mar a3--eodn
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ID ExDENCE wANTED.-wansed TO rent a commodous
IL house within lees than hours hide az the Treasury Depart
Addrs.. Room 10 General Land once.
Ap o-u #9e
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TOHN McCALI4A, late second Auditor % the Treas-
usy claims the govern
mens s~sve Congress- The departments, In the settlement
military accounts, and seency business generally.
him should be postpaid His of
Zee the Of 6th and Louisiana avenue.
wAsmsoros Crry, April 2s-u
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Tickets 9l0-Halves 03-onarters q g.
Certificates Of packages ot rs whole tickets, ei2o 90
no do Of IS 90 90
Do do ~ rs quarter do zoe
der. r yete, and Shares and Packages a
above splendid lotteries prompt attention.
drawing sent immediately aer 10
-" ASSre.. ,. d G. MAURY, Agents.
MAY ~ Alexandria, virginia
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may be divided, of what consequence 10 10 tne ooun
whether the country be admitted more States
Is il better for the South that the whole country
should compose single State, SINCE for some time TO
come, win be represented BY two. instead OF Tour sena,
BY eau ,ls idenii6ed with the south
But II we object 10 the admission OF California az
part OF the proposed compounds, and thereby defeat IT,
pray tell me what We shall have gained BY the bill as
Ieported, two Territories are to be erected Utah and
New Mexico. to which. not only u the Wimot Provi-
50 waived, but express stipulation Is made that the
territorial legislatures shal make no law upon the sub
jcct OF African slave labor Congress 10 passve then
aud the territorial legislatures are passive We might
Justly require more but impairment produced by
United States legislation. in way; climate inter
can aw--which do not doubt-thoee Territories are
a. fully open to US desire. They only in
the progress OF settlement and IL emgranis from the
South should move there N numbers, they may be able
10 control the ultimate destiny OF things ] must how
ever. m candor say that do not believe that the sonh
ern planters viii resort either to- Utah or New Mex
leo for purposes OF settlement 20 further, and express
that 90 far a. the North Il concerned, the Wmot Prov.
40 has, from the fr.t been mere abstraction. MIR Will
mot might have saved himself all the socitude he has
felt upon the subject Mature and circumstances asked
no aid Of him carry forward his great scheme OF phi
anthropy He has placed himself at the bead OF the sgs
tators. and won all the honoss and distinction arising
from that source; but this is all The southern man
i 10 the god derngs He has known IRON the first that
while he transferred his hfes, the northern States would
pour out their thousands and that when came to the
voted. The effects Of tina, immense emigration from
the North still 10 be realized At home. II may. after
BE- discovered that inssead OF encouraging emigration
Of the labor OF the North, II would have been better 70
have thrown open the door wide possible for emf
Eaion from other quariers But 70 no further into that
matter Ionly Intend 10 add that the bill reported se
cures the South from nsult-a gratuiious insult and
therefore the more difficult 70 be borne The point Of
honor with US s saved and this, from the t, has been
the point atisaue
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-14
JOB PRINTING.
Trial List--Feb'y. Term, 1850

Joseph Keller, VS.. John Drake and Derrick
Hulick.
Levi King, vs.. Jacob B. Teel.
Joseph Lawrence. for The use of John Cow
er. vs. Stroud J. HoIlinshead.
John S. Sees, vs.. Samuel J. Price and Charles
Henry.
Peter Fellencer, VS.. Depue S. Miller.
Jacob Yetler VS.. John Chambers.
Christian Snyder and Son, VS.. Elizabeth
Hoffsmih and Frederick Suffer, Executors
&c. of Adam Huffsmith, decd, which said
Elizabeth and Frederick are devisees named
in the last Will and Testament of A. Huff
smith decd, and the said Elizabeth, &C. &C.
jeremiah Williams VS.. Jesse Weiss.
Abraham Kresge, Jr., vs.. Charles Kresge
Jacob Voge 10 the use of Robert Nolf, VS..
Frederick Meckes, Adam Meckes and Terre
Tenants.
John NJ. Myers, VS.. John Vliet and Jasper
Eliet.
Philip H. Geopp, vs.. Peter Merwine, Sen.
Peter Merwine, Jr, and George Merwine.