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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28
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HOUSEHOLD FIR>IURE, PAINTINGS,
LA -TNtS DAY a 10 o'eock. a house - Brest.
Wv n-a. roauie.t q he GAiLure coatsura u ssi
hg,- surg D. nsus sssrrmeo q rsftcg, dhang
r'riu an chsnhef ilruiiars Wiltcr carpeis ke
A.sa. several vsigab.e Oh rAin1ngs
A'.o. sr'rni.t nsshe e0s, q Nspoiscr. Se ~ II
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ANInuNY D. RIEFCktR. Anenoneer.

ANTHONY j blEttkfh Alfnvne"f
Auction -AiE on VALUABLE PROPERTY
~ TdE SIXTH WARD, Belonging To- he h..sis =
ha .~ George Haas sifIs'e katsfd ieh, ftkabrte
.ri Mot .,s ANTHONY J. BLkECkER co Aao-
.uns~rs nj sell AucuoD ~ 10" Merchants ftchanxe
on THURSDAY, March p, at ~ O'Clock " The i""""ns
property. viz
The ot with he holdings and Improvements thereon,
anowu A. FEabe--t near hsyaTd, lot - ises n"n' sh'
rear By % iee' IN drpih on each side
Houss snd lot 6i Mous on Tho east SIDE lot - tees
mont and rear b. hsaf he block =.
Houss GOD loi 81 bot.t adjoining tho above and u
t.e dineBsiOns
Houss aud lot 80 Bsysrd-st near the Bovery, lot -
ct front sud rear by half The block
Tho ot sod buildings tbers0s In the ~ he shove
ot y Pslst lot Is feet ont ard rear ~ Ia tho
block
8 House ard lot 10 PslLsL sdjoisDg AMI " The sAHs
dimensions above.
Th~ tile 0 all The shove property u indspuabs snd ios
which hi warranty deeds VIII bs given One half Of tas
purchase money mortgage ~ tsn opnnn u
ho purchaser. FOR further psriaslss lsqare OF hr Aue-
oaee,, m4S Jts
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SCIillOIS.

EKESCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING AND
i DAY Sc ECDL fOr Young Ladies, (. CATION pace
ac-k a. N-s-f .k-ilfs --ls' -Iuic1L conducted tr
Nl-Ere y who = s-d tF Pc - "a Teal 9r1'es
s--s lf as -.y, r------ o. alos &c confidence ot
lass Sho hsre fuf0lsfet Ll-f -44- lcls 90 her
r-ry ai.er- gac % - morals ard comforts ~ ft
.cl I---s r1c-rsre The house . spacious snf c'l
'.-rr.'a
WILLOWS 1. - school At:ENtI li3
~ Nss-asL al. shed 4aff. Tor I-ac1ers Cover
Sc TrruE to one ger cslk advance 90 one ysNs
A. sfc4rHi hy cn-tk B'osse, ers sni Others
san Ell 81. gems procure orders. ard schpc ut-
e-c~ from school -iFer-seu eut.i c.c-sTs A.. AgPg
cav VIII 'u- FsrtcularS Pos-pSt References 81
-'ar ID ms -
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COAL.-I an dedv-Tfnx eesf r
Y from ny yard, eSrner Kt1g and {
from eoso /" II r
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WINDOW -EAUf.-, =. - = W. IulF0e M
- a-a.,s.v 10 ne mel e4Ieustys aseorL-12 " NJ
- .-r~,~. % be 6oa1d lie cfy, a,1 A. greatly -
$500 orcrs ssverl ss~ lea q s4periOS MlHco~
~ ,ses ScrOs lhs styes q Las XIV 0th.cz FDxefh
- A. DfApsTy c1rAns, CEstsis LOOpA bea1A Ylrs,
C~rter Ts
ls Plcczre Cord snd Tzss<ls Wnfow VIZ
- Ls Nsfcksrfs egy,nS = vsa.<s.-e OIL Eat 10 "a
:.ssrssl . e1r sssrzs aHSsS ar psfchsss&
Il fsfaAAanl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28

A. JAWS II, HAhLE =, ~ ,rr.u cd.
- III - ..r@.r - most fzsl.I1zbc E.ras 40
w Qualities he nsa arg~ sssoffl-n+ " h-'ooos
- r1w~rs sd e. ~ NLc1 - I'LL seii e - iy~n-
srF- r-.-@. Co4ltry i-s.rfs ui1rcfs 40 cf -sl--s
- A. IA All y - EbOT- gQcs VOID ~ N-- ~ ei4i
- -. "A HALEY, q Jaicvnans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28

-gsslz--s$BOAF OPPOSITION FOR ALbANf
ez--rE--n- AM INTERIEDlATE LASDlNOs-
r.RF 3 c.-..-Tt- .lezr.sr 5UFFALO, CAPT saalir
- .. n rsfrs--s. ever " occe-d4y a. sfl1 ~
IA = a. sssry Tzes.sy I--I--4g AID S1-sf1-y ~
O . a- l1srt. =.
f. - -T-arl-rt 81 - q
-. ss.-.st r-ss A~4-1i-a A~fe11-f
r over -la -t---
"a P-trrs >lrt1- e. . Arfi1f<~
80 rHONsi HtGtlAN. i-r.-aai-sf. Us a. 49,
80. ID. - - CT RI - Z. 49, -r ~ o
49, - Il - -. a srrFe ffg 90 sif
i. II Cur 81 s. = Fs sfrr-f ~ li5 q -
49, t.---s s,-r -~r-l 80 -ss- "a - isI
80 -rr- ~ .- - --r 81 e.
.r-. 49, az laef ~ ls-ft -f - r-ei c-r@-s
4 =. .-l-r|s - INr,-s ksrt 80 ~
-. -. SIXTH 4 s,OoDV ARD Fa-rr-s Atssr1>Ta
~ ~ - rs- x - .sr-a.s 81 cssaty -
lY--x -1r- t-r-Eg r-a - a. F-rs-. ~ cam - -
TuIT n ~ i1rl c-r1rst. % -
-, - 80 vsaeh-r. sa-- ss5-ro-r. Il 49,
- "a LAS CT u S-~ fot s~frs -
a.. s-~ ~ - 80 q hzfsA
- EEkRLEs 8 sTDfT. A<n-rzstrsisr
- .s-@us sAzAH sToc-. AE<nS-sgk
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STRINGER 4 TOWNSEND Pst,.h Tbs
lCMORNINt 80 a. bealtt.. kil-oz .-o- ID
L1110r ? -. n
THE NSERs DArGHTER
~ T. Af~srr srs-frce 81 c-li- F1r sr---s-r OIL.
rr1r g. e. o.C-l--ss RI rr1a--a r-r lis r
slr. .l-a--- 7r.rs rl-rl p-.- -a.- have
ni.. .er.n s-pea---. sIAINGEA 40N A>E,,p.
M - 1rls-Ea-.
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rr o,.o, sale of Fn,mipsdaie Property,

hurs ride 6y ralrosd frCm Sew-l ork rare coanee-s
b,sse srd ssrien for ass ST. Smith, - Norh-N lSn-s
jnrres OF IA, ham vii tel yca bow Or sicnd meet
ies tonight Ssih met q NSssaost and see The ihre
lci' Coy SIS MS III J. AFFORD, los soweTy-
- ,.xi.,o Iu.titpte.-An 40 burned meeuna
ne S''f'' ~. b4 t-ll u IL roosns So Broadway,
MS evening Al = O'Clock. 11e by-Ls~s WI % '1'
ms IA. HRNRY MElGS. Recording Secretary.
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PORT or NEw.YORK..: MARCH 81 1854.
1lNA1UkK ALssSAC....THIt DAY.
Fus gVs-kss,....b Tss Mos K-e- .7 49,
HIGH wATER....March "a
s,ncJ a,... tsa Gov leland. sss Hat Cats ..-.li F
Is, roR MhRpNE yoUsN6L. SXE FOURTH PHGh -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28

STRANGE SOUNDS AND RAPpINGS.
AUTHORIZED EDITION. Story u TIE .lrsags
-1s0urrs or rsrpil-s
HEARD ~ ROCHESTER
and W~s-ru N-0 ! ors AID 4sns.'v called
IHF MYSTERIOUS NOISES
w-.rl supposed 1v mslv '0 De- Comma cAlp1s roE
re Sl.lt Aort. together Si-l q he evpiars ous nal
car =. 20. - gwen G. tte rar~- Pace -, cents
~ Ell. II LONG BRO g. Am a.
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THIS N0RTIVC
sTRISGER TOWNSEND FJ 8LlsE
WLFRED MoETRESSoR

u I "l'''1''t
I-a~o. Pre-
nSCE OPENED Us BOX ~ disclosures w. u1t 10
- -r..c.a.s1ei rl 81, 40. pale e 1lvo1red.
~oU EFs1T
4 hes1afl, rev ssirCr FROM Lort1- r's.ss % NJ.
A -.Forta's .sv7r. ro-s-ce,
THE MlSERs DAUGHTER
TIE t,ee q tti. eai1o- . bod ard c-s- rl-, Be- -
io-s 10 asys1fs-e o. SIC revision D. f1e a4.l1r
The sHIPwRECKEp GoLDsEEKERS
Caafrasn, 40 re overs % sdvsu1r- .47a8 81 5s~
Us sfo-v Frce - es1-l-
Cav. webser. Cahol7. Seward. Ca.s-Ths speeches
u lese geua-zsn on le s-grossns 81 ec' of slavery
Prce c-u.s es-t sisrlatred
.-E,-s -TR,NHER / -ONNsENa =. 81 "a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28

~ Do. VietiGE's Lectures In the Rast part
OF tEr tirY.-D~ " c1E-lr--c-s Care = Lel-g-rs
A-s'cr~ P.F-.o.1sT. a. -l@ meas - r--s=-7I1-
H-z b. p s- coz KreEaars. Cr1rch clrrrr n f5.1e-
sud Msi 30 ~ Fl1s- Evea'1s Msr-a - q =
o'c.rrs ! ~ i.ustrs' - lsrs a IS axe
40- ~ wz-E0s tE@.etJlr NODES rsr- g 81 A1-l-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-28
AUCTION SALES.
FURNITURE SALES.

THE SUBSCRIBER W. give his personal attention ~
80 III -rf.rr a. ngival- resfrnces Or VII reeve
- .a "a sae y hi. sal-s r~ifn, Wa = cDf " NJ
M 7rserd- adrian IL aJLLkk AleLonS.f
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JUST PUBLISHED

Nd FOR SALE ~ DANIELS SMITH, - Nofu
y Chc.uuf-sf Pa'sts Fha ~ a. ns Methods ~ L2c siio
f R,lrosd Enf-t s,coad edition revised ty the AZ
rn-t I've
DECK AND PORT,
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,,,.,,,en "A mas. meeting Of n

- Baker-A Attention A mass meeshg o. ~ =
trSe vii Dc selt On Saturday evening next Al oecA
- Ns.hsncs hAl 10 heser-si 70 percc - efgaaiAs
-, e. - obairng q hu.tsc number OF hours 81 si'e
49, ssv mia,rnur rae Of WAGES and The permsnen' en-
piovueng 81 TO neuberS fellow t-en - - - 80
,, a. housruusds and slaves but CONE and aAS yeul
pisee Ia he rarEs Of the mechanics Of ne ely Agor.s
nnrospsct 1, before VOC. more hroraoe oppol..o.S
Arss now ssser, your Fgh:s or be forever ssFes oy
m.s sa.. JOHN HuNTER Secretary. pro <rL
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DECK AND PORT,
WATER CURE JOURNAL.

DY WALTER Cotton The second ed'uon Of ta
ID popular WORK u 11s- puhfshvl PSI
M o A ; BARNES q 60 81 John -
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e Spring style Of Gel,iemen's Hats 5iRn
conner of r. and :Esss1 sS-Jel-s--rs Es,s ~ lie
sprng Standard ready, ana are subured 70 ias
eracs nd grneut q parchsseTs = -anscu5sr. Has
asv- n-sn onz tired D0ssess@' q pera1eE. -
ue.5es~rveo eee8rry s,d osersd % ia r1s.1u-r
ar tte public prcss a. Ocersfe AZ r@sp-cts-'=
ho-s 10 trsde sDFsT~d m ihe ushgf.omr= Of me f1=s
Qua -ff r. Hs's BIRD -cr Pc a. Ssssaa "a.
FlTf.-1 a. cGses where fbe ss11sr1 1s-eTz nay not
become ~ WEAR ~ siyi. y1 be modified -ae
fr-l I'd fss'gfss IT, LIS
~ The Huntington Gallery g -cT cen = -
Anu o. B-l1ngs. 81 Bra -ny, ron " r- l1 n
TIE co scr0l asrsces te l-iJ- - he -irs N--ss
Jrezr Ct-.s.a1s s-i Children H-nry To- -rft LAiy
Jane 0rey 1o OK s- Roman Pen, ents C1rs- Prison
ers 49, bar I'd" ot-@r w0YTs sag Admission =
60. sessor 7 ken n IS rs'a'ogu-s "a lflsH
~ Mercantile Library A-sOclltion.-ReRd-
ing- by Mrs. Frances Anne heuble.-T4e board
o. 1 c-or lafe -e p.raSre 10 announce hat Mrs F--1
rec Are Kart vi give usce sleou. resc before
,s Ass1,ial At 10 rpoms Cirion Hs Thg-scsv
X. Msrcn - Rtic1 occasion sic VII read emo- (
of1e- selections. LOng'e.oEs poem Tne Building " fe
ship aud other pieces n1i pre701s read by her before
New gfE audience
Ticket. 81 70 member. hs II prce Msg b. o- a. - e.
ne principal bookstores add e. le d-.s 0i TIE L4fsfr
NJ - Gro Tf1hHAi. Can Ire. Com
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J " sROWN A1eaco'-e,

E'ATkN~itt ~AtE ~ NaesNe ANsVNVNNi, "a
II Asny sd ssk Ns-at F.miuge q as AMI = "a
Msrr. Nc--J " BROW N,~il ssl sUctiSn Fft.
DAY Aarch "a lo, oc.g~N a. t1~ Sales f. hiss-
~as, sssgft cot q mahogany soass NsIio1s rsr
'nr sd r'ckus chairs crcssing Pal, buresos ward
80 French bedscais $40 hes A4r aa1fesse. .staps
s'->Hto "a fea trsys. chns wAre. &c. az u.s.
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4
H.u rs Boyvrrv Hon Jsales hsr1,~F viii preside IL
s4Son 70 "a excellent super Pr0y1e lot he occssi
there will be addresses - Rev M q hrookNu
sew NJ Strons. Mr.. Perry, " Z Dodge Ese
ohers ~ iseiN Sngrg BY Pruf Mepooo9gh and otaers
Tickets no,atiae saPpel - GEMS nay be oosssd o. No
srrr,3rta se S,sn;on-si Mrs Sessey, - Frsisl Mrs
Diksman So EizA5egh-si ard Al The door Doors open a.
- gcloes Sayper As BY order o. be cegSi'.ee
r. p.-.v-~,, Serrss.rv u& IL
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&C rUrrLE, Aucsonecr
EktAT sAtE OF OF PAINTINGS, THIS

WV tSlN0, Al lc.sFrauoaal At tnion tssssFy, 30
tween Srring snt Prince cctcck. htf u he
cAiaugue ~ Ire nsgs ncent collection Of Ps'nr'ngs
eNhbCn, fvceas imported and consdertd 10 30 the
rass as 10.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-12
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA
AT NEW YORK
New YORK. Feb

New YORK, February IL, P NJ
The steamer Europa has arrived at this port. with
dates from Liverpool to the 26th January Atnoon on
that day, the cotton market continued firm at the
quotations already published per telegraph
large meeting has been held in London in relation
to the Convention for exhibiting Specimens of Ingenious
Industry OF all nations. Twelve thousand pounds were
subscribed in urherance Of the objects of the Conyen
ton Lord John Russell, and other distinguished gen.
temen, attended and made speeches
1t has been decided to open Parliament the ensuing
session, by commssionthe Queen not desiring to do go
in person.
RUSSIA, AUSTRIA AND TURKEY
complete reconciliation is said to have taken nlace
between the Gear of Russia and the Sultan of Turkey
the latter having consented to an arrangement COM
pelling all the Polish subjects of Russia to leave bs
dominons similar arrangement, it is said has also
been entered into by the Sultan with the Emperor Of
Austria.
Among those prescribed by the Russian Government
are the names of nine Polish refugees now under the
protection Of the Sultan.
The Austrian proscrptive list begins with the name
OF Kossuth and is followed with those of thirty-two
others.
Its said that plot had been laid to murder Kos
suth
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-12
LATEST NEWS,
By Magnetic Telegraph.
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE RICHMOND TUNES,
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.
PROCEEDINGS OF MONDAY.
WASHINGTON. Feb. lip. M.

WASHINGTON, Feb II, P. M.
SENATE.-An other petition, praying for dissolution
OF the Union, waspresented to-day On the question of
reception only three Senators voted in the affirmative
these were Messrs. SEWARD, HALE and CHASE
The compromise resolutions offered by Mr. Clay were
then taken up, when Mr. BERRIEN took the floor and
argued that slavery already existed in the territories
He said the only true ground for compromise was this
Let Congress refuse to egsate with regard to the mat
ter and leave the decision of the question to the courts
where it constitutionay belonged Without conclud-
ing, MIR. B. gave way for motion to adjourn.
House OF REPREsENTArrvEs-The Revenue Col
lection Bill was taken up and considered soon after the
House met The amendments proposed in Committee of
the Whole, by Messrs BAyLY and VINToN were voted
down The vote on Mr.. Baylys stood-yeas 100,
nays lol on Mr.. Vinton's-yeas 81, nays 1O3--
Inc question then required on the original bill, as
II came from the Senate. motion to reconsi-
DER the vote rejecting the amendment proposed
by Mr' VINToN was then made and on this motion the
previous question was demanded, pending the call for
which, the House adjourned 1.-THE amendment propos-
ed by Mr. VINToN, which was adopted in Committee of
the Whole,provdes That no part of the appropria-
ton hereby made shall be applied to deray expenses OF
collecting the revenue in California and Oregon during
the said second half of the fiscal year ending the Goth
July 'lS5O"1
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-12
THE CONVENTION BILL.

The following is the apporonment of represention in
the proposed State Convention, according to the bill
which has been ordered to its engrossment by the House
of Delegates
The apporonment and districts shall be as prescribed
in this section The districts composed of the following
countless cities and towns shall elect delegates as toll
lows: Accomack and Northampton, two delegates;
Norfolk city, Norfolk county and Princess Anne, FIVE
delegates; Southampton, Nansemond, Isle OF Wight,
Sussex, Surry and Greensne, four delegates Peters,
Richmond city, Henrico, Charles City, and New Kent,
six delegates; Williamsburg, James City, Gloucester,
Warwick, York and Elizabeth City, Two delegates;
Essex, King g. Queen, Middlesex and Mathews,
and Hanover, five delegates Richmond, Wesmore
land, King George, Lancaster and Northumberland
three delegates Prince William, Alexandra, Fairfax
Patrick three delegates; Halifax, Pittsylvania and
Meckenburg, six delegates Prince Edward Char
lotte, Lunenburg, Nottoway and Appomattox, four
delegates Brunswick and pinwiddie, two delegates
three delegates; Campbell and Bedford four
delegates Nelson, Amherst and All bemarle four de-
legates Goochland, Fluvanna and Louisa, three dele
delegates; Loudoun, three delegates; Fauquier and Rap
pahannock three delegates; Boetout, Roanoke, Allie
ghany. and Bath, three delegates Augusta, Rockbrdge
and Highland, five delegates; Rockingham, Pendeton
and Page, four delegates; Shenandoah Hardy and
Warren, four delegates Jefferson, Berkeley and
Clarke, four delegates; Frederick, Hampshire and
Morgan, four delegates; Ohio, Brooke, Hancock and
Ter, Harrison, Wood and Richie, four delegates; Ma
ron, Preston Monongalia and Taylor four delegates
Lewis, Randolph, Barbour, Gilmer, Braxon, Writ and
Jackson, four delegates; Cabell, Mason Putnam,
Wayne, Boone and Logan three delegates; Greenorier
Pocahontas, Fayette Nicholas and Kanawha four de-
egates; Carroll, Grayson, Floyd, Montgomery and
Pulaski, three delegates; Mercer Giles Tazewe and
Monroe, three delegates; Smyth, Wythe and Washing
ton, three delegates Scott Russell and Lee three de-
legates.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-12
CITY AFFAIRS.
VIRGINIA WASHINGTON MoN1rMEN,

CEREMONIES OF THE TWENTY SECOND FEBRUARY
In accordance with the invitation of the Mayor of the
city, and Notwithstanding the inclemency OF the
ther quite respectable number OF the citizens of Rich
mond convened at the City Hall Saturday evening last
Tor the purpose of making suitable arrangements on the
part OF the citizens for uniting in the ceremonies of lay
ing the corner stone OF the Monument to WASHINGTON
on the 22d inst Gen. Lambert was appointed Chair
man. and Col G.. N. Johnson requested to act as Sc
cretary to the meeting The meeting not being as full
as desirable in consequence OF the rain, which descend
ed in torrents throughout the whole day was deemed
advisable to appoint committee of thirteen gentlemen
whose duty should be to make proper preliminary en-
quiries and to prepare business for an adjourned meet
ing Of the citizens to be held on Wednesday evening
next, at half past seven O'clock at the City Hall The
Chairman named the following gentlemen to constitute
said committee, Ito which, on motion the Chairman
and Secretary were added,) viz:
Conlmittee.-Messrs Fl. A. Claiborne, VIM f. Rit-
chic, James Bosher, r. O. Haskins, # B. Bigger, Jas
Evans, b. b. Minor James Lyons, Joseph Mayo, R.
o. Nicholas, T. j. Evans, J. NJ. Darlington, and T. R.
Price.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned till Wednes-
day evening next, at half past O clock
COMMENCEMENT OF OPERATIoNs-A number Of work.
men yesterday commenced excava ting the ground Sc
ieStSu % iOi Tie w
point selected about equ distant between the Western
gate OF the Square and the Capitol building The cir
Gle described the foundation of the Monument occu-
pies only the entire breadth of the wide avenue lead
ing TO the Western entrance Of the Public Square but
encroaches the enclosed grounds beyond the paved
foot-way.
Judging from the notes Of preparation sounded on
all sides, we should eel safe" in venurng the asser-
ton, that the forthcoming birth day of WASHINGTON
will be one long to be remembered by the citizens of
Richmond The ceremonies consequent upon laying
the Corner Stone Of the monument will be of the most
impressive cllarac'eg and will not fail to attract vast
concourse otvisiteTs from the surrounding county
Added to this, The Governor ofthe Commonwealth has
been empowered 10 invite the PRESIDENT OF THE UNI
TED STATES to be present at the ceremony, and it is
earnestly hoped he may be enabled to accept the nv-
tation Other distinguished gentlemen will likewise, in
all probability, be present the interesting OCCASION
and "rumour says the military display will eclipse any,
thing of the kind before witnessed in the city,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-12

NEW YORK MARKETS, Feb il, P. NJ
CoTToN-Prices have declined one-eighth of cent
to-day we note sales of 1000 bales at 12f cents
FLouR-The foreign news has not influenced the
market in thesghest particular. The last quotations
given still current.
CoRN-Prces have advanced one cent per bushel to-
day, with sales amounting to 40 600 bushels.
PRovIsIoNs--New Mess Pork $40 rs per bbl Lard
improving.
CoFFEE-Market dull, without any change to note in
prices.
SrocKs-Barings Circular per steamer Europa quotes
new American Loan in London at PREM
SHIP AsHoRE-Loss OF LIFE.-The brig Minnesota
is ashore off Fire Island -Four of the crew have found
q watery grave.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-12
BY TOLER & COOK.
A DMINIS'TR ATRIY,S SALE nE DIN

"A SONAL REPRESENTATIVES, sold on FP
DAY, the 18th February 1885, at 10 o'clock, at the re-
sdence OF the late John Richards deceased over the
store OF su M NE Mathews g. Timberake, on Broad
ing to the estate of said deceased; also, one Negro
Woman; and also lot of valuable Tools; tooether
with lot of wrought Iron and cast Iron Machinerv
and some valuable Books
The sale will commence with the CASTINGS and No.
ehnery the lot belonging to the estate Of the said
Richards opposite the Foundry of Messrs Pea &
Sampson, and Immediately after, with the other pro-
perty, at the residence on Broad street r
Terms cash.
By order of the Administrative
TOLER g. COOK, Aucts
There will be added to the above sale ten Shares Of
stock in the Paper Mill Manufacturing Company.
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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-12
TVRUsr SALE OF VALUABLE REAr

H "A 4.
N PROPERTY.-By virtue of deed Of trust exc
cuted by Isaac L. Cary the subscriber dated the 5h
DAY OF March, ls4O, and duly recorded in the office Of
tne court OF Hastings for the City of Richmond on the
oist Gay OF te same mouth for the purpose of securing
10 Ira cheno ms executors administrators or
tne payment OF certain sum of money therein men
uoned we SMALL having been thereto required by Joseph
Alien the assignee OF the said Ira Tchenor of part of
te dept htended to be secured by the said deed to wit
OF a single bill dated on the said 9Th day of March,
lo4o Tor the payment OF the sum OF S242 IS 81 cts
on or before the FIRST day OF January 1884, and of ano
ther single bill dated on the said 5th day Of March
l540 for the payment of the sum of s2l42 IS cents
on or before the first day of January l845 proceed on
THURSDAY, the Dist day of February. in the wear
1884, at the hour OF O'clock upon the premises to sell
at public auction, to the highest bidder for ready
one undivided molety of piece or parcel Of ground
at the intersection of and Sixth streets in the Civ Of
Richmond, fronting the North side of H street one
hundred and eightythree feet four inches and nnnino
back on the Western side of Sixth street one hundred
and thirty six feet eght inches the back line being pa
ralel with II street the whole way, and which said
lot IS situated the said Tchenors Coach Making Sbop
together with one equal undivided moiety of ali build
ings and Improvements the said piece or parcel of
ground and of the appurtenances Of every kind to the
same in any manner belonging
The title to the property above mentioned is believed
to be good but acting trustee we shall only convey
such title as vested in by the deed of trust aforesaid
II the weather should be such on the said Dist day of
February 1885, in the opinion of the subs crbers will
render the sale improper, the same will take place on
the first fair day thereafter.
GUSTAVUS A. MYERS,
H. A. CRENSHAW
Trustees.
Sale conducted by WELLINGTON GoDD1N, Auct
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-12
MELANCHOLY DEATH.

BosToN, Feb 18th, P. NJ.
The body of Mr.. JOSEPH STlcKNEY, of the firm
Brown, Lawrence Co., found in the harbour this
morning He had recently returned from California in
dependently wealthy, and his melancholy end is sup
posed to have been the result of insanity Verdict:
Death from Drowning
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-12
THE WETMORE DEFALCATION.
New YoRK. Feb II p N

The New York Tribune Of this morning, says that
Prosper NJ. Wetmore paid to the U, S. Government, on
Saturday last, the sum of $4,000, and intended paving
$42 900 more. He keeps the residue back, however
until he hears the result of his counsels visit TO Wash
inoton city.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-12

Miscarriage of Letters intended for the Niagara.
Bya mistake which occurred on the route from New
York. of the bags, containing foreign letters was
mis-sent over the Worcester and Nashua road to
Nashua post Office and did not arrive at the Boston Of
flee until Wednesday evening, late, by half day. for
the steamer These letters now remain in the Boston
post office, be forwarded by the earliest opportunity
The bag contained foreign letters from the following
offices: St. Louis, Mobile, Cincinnati Savannah,
Charleston, Richmond and New Orleans. Those
from Richmond were mailed en- the 4th February.