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Tho Sc who prefer love priced Teas, can re-
lceve their prizes in proportion, or, they riH be re-
purchaspd far cash, at deduction Of 10 per cent.
1 u Country agents required. Applications to
be addressed (post paldD to the Compa"y's Depot,
Jas above.
June 7, 1>50. 40 3ln
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TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS,

will be giren auny as donuses!!! according to the
following sole:
przss of 5bs of Tea ench at 81 per h. 250bs or S0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-01
From Washington.

OUR SPECIAL TBLEsRAPHIc DESPATCH.
WAsHINCro, June so, 1890
All Ia doubt and suspense in references to the great
question Of tho day There exciting time expect
ed in the House tomorrow The free sellers
solved to push the question Of the admission OF Cali
fornia
The Southern wings held caucus last evening, at
which they resolved to push tho appropriation bills
the fsc. year expires o.dsy The probability H. there
fore, that tho Gsphin business will lie for the
present
The reply Of the President In reference 10 Now
Mexico l. expected tomorrow.
In relation to the Texas question, learn that the
representatives Of that State will oppose any bill that
does net give ten millions Of dollars indemnity AMI
that others viii opposet " Ave millions pro-
posed Mr. Clay wishost have the controversy ended
BY the Fourth Of July but he will not, think. bs
grstihed According TO all appearance IL will hold
on for week longer " Dot for two. The prospect is
that nothing but the usual appropriations will be
passed this session.
Twenty clerk, in the post ONCE sent sdrif yes
to-day.
The spanish difficulty IL not yet settled Tn. Span
Id Minier demands more prot cton aud Mr. Clayton
Il chsfernG shout the American prisoners SO 40 go.
here In % Cspitol
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Theatrical and sia.,.aI.

BEoADwsV THEATEE.-The attractive features 81 this
evening consist OF the comedy Of I" Laugh when You
Can aud the sev original dramatic t-msnce Of the
81 .t Of Goldn Az this theatre will close for short
pero after the Fourth 81 July and as the best talent
A. the NY will appear In the respective pieces, those
who a. ght In 1000 acting had better call to the
Broad~, Tor the nsrt tour nights.
NrsLo's GARppr.-The new and successful piece
sailed the Island Of jewell" which is attracting
large audiences every night will again be presented
this evening fhe scen.ry II msgnihcest, and the
dresses an properties splendid The amussments
sil cose WIN norO-'s new farce Of Friend grlss
al OF the fret class Of cob@dians
Burror's TuEArnr-This .-snir. ,ho ,.x.~,,. 80
tress, Mics J. min. takes her bs-edt whom bIu AZ
great interest will be presented for the ~
her friends. Tho pieces selected are the fsvorits
drama Of Dombey and Son" and It,, never.tiring
sing fsvorite ballad and che orchestra win ,cuts
several beautiful overtures Prom Miss Hill's sitting
oaing 80 generally admired, we have to keliers
he house viii be crowded
NArios,L THEsrRr-Rour excellent dramas" Nose
an Chtns,' AN Unprotected female," the new farce
of Peeping In ct o p. NJ" aud the comedietta Of
thu Three Cuckoos" will be presented this EVENING"
Mr. Chanfrau appearing as the hero VI the pisce
and having the character Of an excellent comedian,
win no doubt attrset large sssembage at the Nation
al this evening
CHRnsrr's OrIrA Housr-- The songs, DUETS alees
and choruses at this place Of enteainme rem
dered With great musical science
0Lrnr,- -Pierces Band continues to give their ne.
gro entertainments every evening glees aud
Instrumental performances
AmrEIcAS MusruN.-The drama Of q The Drunkardv
II attracting mmente audiences. IL IL a very excel
good
CAsrLE GaRDrS.-The Summer Fetes. q. given by
Mesers French and Heser are attracting large sssem
Hhlages to Castle Garden.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-01

AT han had han mad
from IN .~us c.us.s and In tsa ANA va, IN Nav
NJ ,ico That vas ali Nor n. ana not aa.,gn 70 onnos
the resolution put he was unwilling by silence to
;mn,v an sdmis.,on that there wa. asvtbina in ,bs
CO, dnct Of tbe (,ovrrnor Of Nav Mexico deserving
c~rsure
Mr. Css denied hat ,b.r. wa. oode q, punisb
for tls cGexcr He lee,d the senator from Ma, York
20 mt His a. cor unon cl.us. In TN or
49, ~" 18th snn,bo,;,as an nnrihma,, Ia a.s 20
Cblirpin he desired TO saw thst he did not iustify
Gen RI, va cors. IN .r. Ills nroclamatio, was NJ
no more force than niece OF waste pan.r Us admit
Sand when without uoy.rpment 10 s,rm a goy.rnment
for ther own nrot.ctinn O.r sncs..ors from h TINA
thew 6r,t landed on P, mouth Rock bsd b.en forming
so,.rnments; but this was IN" ar,t time that tbs
su ord had be. thrown Into tn. seal. The cas-. of
California WAS yerv dGer.nt from IN, nrsssnt This
wa, a much .tropa.r ca. Conyr.ss b.rs we're 4, "a.
SIGN Serious nlcul,i,a In relation 70 tbe org.nirn
ton ofNew Mexico were known TO Exist "A vii "a In
r.,stion IN the e,naa. ~ hcr n.o,, ,or sf
The sstahlj,bm.pt OF or dsanPns Of hr ho,nar.
NH NJ which were nov he;rg consids,.d NV Cnn,r,,
TER -. 90 ~ - a,,,s t Vy ooss r.,
gress found n so difacult IN ,,ri,. ~ s.,isf,orv
concusop OF tbes. hects this military cA,car nnsar
took to cut III. ordon knot and tbu, disno.s Of Tn.
vboIe suhiect
Mr. s,wApp was still nj los. TO porccive tbe diGe
rcnce bafwaen tho acts nj Nav Nexccs.nd caIi,rnis
Corrress n Wa. trus was now In ssssi,n. hnt Con
ercss had been in session two terms. nboi Co,gres.
Ind been In session and had been occupied with tho
subject Of providing government for California as
wcli as for Mes. Me sco and il WAS only In tho rrosss
q, Capgress that tho neopls of and
ssnt here , const,utiop An tina digrrrnca ,s,a that
Congrass vas nos in .asson h,, b,I in,,ba 60
"a NV 49, 800. mr. nrin,;nIa 20. 80
c:s,v The same Eut The senator .dmtad Tho r;bt ~
IN. n.cnI. ubethcr tor or fen tbousand to assembs
ana form .oxer,ment Tbex had onra asaamhled md
nohodx connI,inrd of n Thcv ,ssamhad In NJ
NJ ,ico onca md sent hero an a1nIcation for tha o.
tshiisbment Of = ts,ritoriai so,.rpmsni Nohodv oh
ic,.a 20 RAJ II .monntaS to nnthin, ,ntass = 10,
son.tiom.aIr Consrsss. snd that nas nrao;s,i th.
Zoe, IN th;s 60 iftba noon. hsd th,t r;,ht a. H.
san.tor from Micbiasn opnopasd ,hen h.vs no. 49,
a.. ,r,r..c,ion .G.cted n, ,h. a., tb.t IN. on
-, ,hara.a IN ~. o.rnn,ant 90 ,, tr,;,orv =,
H. Tn;,d s,.,. n.t;ond ,h.t ant T, 4, 10 90
.,,,a, Ia. ~ ,..t". a. 80. - ~. :. g - "a.
49,, Ia ,rt,' - 10 Ia La, ~ .o ,I ,o 80 s
INGREDIENT In ibe ,asa Of California and was I'm lad
by that precedent In regard 10 such trans.ctons II
Amounted inn NV IN tb,s niIisry ooxsrnor In nos
session OF the Government Of on. of the territories o.
tho Upit,d States instead q, in si.tpg unon bi milf
tary rul. yors and aids the neons in making use Of
the constitutional mode of relieving themselyes from
such a government He could see in such an act no
cause of censura
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Fatal Locomotive Boiler explosion.

SrRINCFiELp, June 10, 1880.
The boiler Of the locomotive Erie tho freight
train on the Western road exploded ut tho Cappville
depot yesterday afternoon. The engineer John Madi-
gan blown distance into the air and fell dead
fifteen rods from tho spot. minus lez.swhch
blown the other direction, and all his clothing Tho
fireman was severely scalded and will probably lose
eye The wood in the tender blown high in tho
air. ard fell lk. hail The Of tho explosion 10
known. IL T. the first accident Of the Kind that has
occurred on the Western road and the second on
COZ in Me- m nd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-01

Commission OF CLaINs AGAINST MgNCo, Ju-I 81
The memorial Of John Brnsiey claiming a. proprietor
81 travelling circus company. for the detention in
1874, at San Louis rotosi by the Governor of that
STATE, 81 John Harrington an appreciated rider in
that compsny being takes up for consideration ~.
gtther With The proofs ana documents c0oueSted
thsrrv,th. the Board came o. an opinion that ths
csiri ~ aforesaid y not valid sint the repub
JIG ~ MsNico, ard the ssme ws- accordingly not allow
"a That Of Henry May Administrator 81 hrs Ann 2
BoUdn. deceased claiming for pension 20 her Capt
David Porter under .pecis act ~ the Mexican Con
gree the q tn March lszs being taken no Cor con
sid,fsiion. together With the proofs and documents
cunnectsd tberevith the Board came 90 an opinion
that he claim a. sfOresaid IL valid against the
republic ~ Mexico ard the same allo~pd acoord
inply The amount TO BE- awarded subject 10 the fu-
tuEe action Of the Board.
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Affairs In Canada,

Tozorro, June %, 1850.
In the Legislative Assembly this morning the bill
10 increase the number Of Representatives TO 15O
rejected. 1t required two third Of the whole
house 81 members-and received only 81 against 81.
The address TO the Queen, to have the Clergy Lee
placed at the disposal Of the Canadian Legsa
ture, WAS cspcurred in--i6 to 81.
An address TO The Queen pressing with
England and desire TO contiI ue Its present relations
Wal ndopted-Ag %
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CoMnfssfoy CLans AGAINST MEuco. June "a
The board then proceeded to the consideration Of the
memorials VI the New orleans canal and Banking Com
pany and OfJohn Powell both claiming assgnees %
Thomas Powell, for losser sustained BY him in the
capture OF the schooner Louisiana aud Of the proofs
In the case Tor tbe purpose Of determining in ~hose
favor the award shall he made. The Board (hsving
heretofore decided that the casture Of the said
schooner constituted valid claim against the repub-
lie ofhexcO9 thertupon came TO the following resOlu-
tien =" Resolved, That the Nee Orleans Caual and
Banking Company sssignees II Peter Lafdaw assignee
OF Thomas Powell IL entitled 10 award In its favor
for the oss sustained by Thomas Po~e by reason OF
the capture Of the schooner BouisNua forth in
TIA memorial presented 10 this Board; aud that tn
esDe be made in behalf the ssid company accordingly"
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Meeting I'm 81. Peters Roman Catholic
Chapel.
hDDrKss or BISHOP nrcHKs.

ADDRESS OP BISHOP HUGHES.
A meeting was held In the Roman Catholic chapel,
Barclay street s evening fer the purpose Of raising
contributions TO pay OF the membranes Of the
tsblishmens. IL was nearly one hour amer the APP
pointed time, when the 1T Rev Bishop Hughes
opened the meeting by an address Previous however,
to his commencing few persons. who occupied places
In the galleries. requested to come dosn aud
take their seats In the body Of the chapel which
but thinly attended Tb. Bbhop then delivered ad
dress from the altar. where he seated In shsir
by which he contebdsd that IL was not
With he spiritual Welfare IL the church that ts tenn
poral necessities should be identin,d with IT, They
aware OF the enlargement Of that tempt. their
brethren, Who were amongst them, FELT IL to very
Of proceeding TO Which u WIS not necessary to
refer. but ~ was done With borrowed money. lie
derstood that one great object Of the present. mseug
to discover to relieve their ufsring
brethren and TO divide with them the burtheu and IL
therefore he had introduced the subject with the
few remarks upon the spirit of chrstisaity aud the
church 81 God
Another clergyman then read the report of tho exc
eutve committee, by which appeared that from ths
time the money was borrovsd, MsJ. 1881. uutil iho
sssienmspt q the property the church bvcuming
and more involved The amount for which tbs
church bee anne inhibited, nom ls44 10 ls4p up.
wgds u S4G6I and there 10 no money forth som
ing The Who'll, sum Of indeb, eduess ~ Nov 1912 va.
sloS eco 10 addition to $4,000 Of mortgage. The
Iusi rent is 81 90
tion the church had not gone In debt though II had
net been able 20 quidste its former liabilities; but he
hoped that In time this great and startling amount
would be dimiBIshed, notwithstandipg ts present
psrsntly ipsurmountalle difhculty To make a be-
ginning and inspire others to forrard, he sug
gested that fret effort should nov be made BY the
meeting. lie should he sorry 10 press matters upon
them. and therefore those Who wore willing would sig.
nifty such BY rsnlirEup The meeting here nearly all
rose. subscription set foot. aud police m an
placed st the outer door, Who actually refosed exrss
The assisting Clergyman anr oupc - during the col
lection, that the committee had already ribed
Bishop Hughes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-01

HoRsisIr NuEprR ar LovtsvLLr, Kr.-wm Keats,
yesterday afternoon committed murder upon the per.
son OF bis wife Tn. IL most revolving IL seems
that he had teen urging he wife to 20 with him out TO
some point on the railroad whore ne expected get
something TO do He never pretended to labor In
or even 70 seek anything 10 do requiring his wife 20
support the family, which consisted OF his wifes
ther ard two children The old lady ASKED him 10 20
and get some meal for dinner he refused 10 -
~ htugb he tfertd bin the money 90 purchase 10.
1ht- gave tise Co HE sra aud whtie the wife inter-
cec'd merely 20 paciiy he ntolsble ostb. and
bfcstn,d 10 Nil her Rfum this burst ~ passion he
went to dsstroJng the little that valuable Ia the
hous" t'idsf w 20 provoke the wife With this further
misiortuue. Not able 70 rufie her temper sni fnd-
log Fentls words her Gully weapon be became still
more tnisFed. and seifiug dealt i've bos.;
one cutting her hand nearly IN two. four upon the
head and ntck-two Of the bows us0n th< head wers
very severe laying u open for several iuehs and lite
reilly clottine the are with her brains Having done
the ~tfs Of desth With ths->vt,, ne dealt deadly
hov At their youngest child Fortunately he n,i-sed
s bead, and BY the intercersiOn Of byrtAnders fur
thr Injuries ~,re prerensd The -fe died in too
ninutes. and alter having vauntngly declared that
h. KILLED her be made his escape -Loust-i. (Ry) De-
uc,,sf, Jvre Is.
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Arrival OF ,he CeSssatsvrh~ E"t~ "r .h

HALrAr, Juno 20, lsS0-PM
The steamship Canada from Boston, arrived at this
pert 81 IL o'clock last night
The agent Of the steamship viceroy IL here 1t IL his
Impression that she will be got or and saved he attri
butes the catastrophe to the assigned for
the loss Of tho Great Dritsinthe effect OF iron hull
the compass.
The weather to-day is unfsvorsblc fer saving the
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this port. from Jacm.L brings idvices - late az
leth June but they nothing 81 ~sriike che
racttr sud quiet evaiied hruughou be fltai. Tns
expedition ~ the Haytiens sFaiust tbe btmiuicsna
which hss BEEN 30 long in preparations, has De-
lsyso OF postponed captain GARDNER reports that ths
fnpsruf hss recently adopted the arts 81 dtp.mter
Ter ettltmeut ~ the r, Intentions shea have png
distracted the islsnd but his Landslide Ell rts nrgi
ustiep have proved ~ unsuccessful hts former
like expeditions Tie ~ lected the grench Coosai 40
fOrt au Prince for bis agent in thr businss aud de-
Iatch' d him to the DOmnicsns, with proposal tsn
lie would assume the psy % ali their bts " they
would cOnsett 10 give Up the contest, sai rsga ali
govern m' Mt TO the Hayteba. wnnt vould smDnaA
10 the sane thing thus forming one Bstloa The An
Ierer Copsdertd this very liberal DropOsidln bat
va Indignantly rejected, aud bis agent retur aed -
k~sksA-xNsnai, Jur< ~.
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THIRTY-FIR COMO II n s..
FIRST SESSION
Senate.
nv MoRsK's MAGNETIC TELssRAPH
Nasafrgro-. June 20 1850

WAsHroror, June 20, 1850.
sUpvsr rHs MISSISSIPPI srrs.
Mr.. sn~.sD submitted a resolution instructips the
Committee Conme to consider and r,port the
sIpediency Of Dstru survey, by the Topographic
cal Engineer sf the United States Of the banks Of the
Mississippi River subject to overflow for the purpose
Of sscerisinpg an sGeetual mode OF preventing the
Injury Of undtion by the construction Of necessary
en- babkments and canals
The revolution lies over
REDUCTION OFFICERS
A resolution of Mr. HAS, inquiring whether there
may not be prospective reduction Of naval officers In
the United States without injury the public Services
was sdopted
rr,r,srrrs orrrcss, TVS Army rhoM srsRoIuSo
civIL AUrHosIrr
Mr.. Case called mp q resolution, submitted by him
yesterday In relation to prohibiting officers In the
army from exercising civil authority within the limits
OF the United States ana providing adequate punish
ment for such crimes.
An interesting debate spruns up on tho resolution
In which Messrs Case Seward and others participate.
Mr. PAIR said " the person to whom reference was
Of law, and without Instructions from the Executive
but had ny his own authority, attempted to organise
also inquire whether there Is not any mode Of punish
ing such ioers for such offence.
Mr. Clss bad no objection TO any change In the reeo-
luton which would not diminish the scope Of the in
resoluton, but IL feemed to him e1ce.d dinghy strangs
In t. scope objects and character 1t related TO the
for the he presumed, that those who drafted
the laws foresaw that such offence could
by any possibility be committed Congress had been
for months engaged in forming government for
that territory, and suddenly person In Ner Mexico
dares TO cut the Gordiau knot and undertakes to call
convention, sud institute State government Had
such thing been done In France, the offender would
have been struck OF tho rolls instantly.
Mr. SEwARp had obi, elton TO the adoption of this
conduct of military officers lilo believed that there
we're rules aud srcles Of by which every possible
offence that could be committed by such officer
could b" tiisd and for witch he could be punished
Thee VA power Ia the Executive which csuli CON
trUl nders At the time u to be borne IN
mind thst vhst u siisgd 70 be the assumption upon
IN, part Of the governments Of New Mexico IL
vel trsufacthu
Congress bad failed to make any provision for the go
ycrnm, ut Of he territories Some government 1T
Ist. There government, military gOvernnlens,
established upon tbe acquisition Of the territories By
the Brscetive. which exercised By subSrinats
military officers in California and New Merieo ~ vas
the ipevistls result Of and inevitably continued
In peace Nobody complains Of thst or they aid no
me- ssure- we're tab an Go remedy the evi, vb~u the
military governor 81 Caornia assumed the execution
sDd d.chsrge ~ civil duties. California uas 20
verned until ne people relieved the governor By
blkhing virn constitution and organizing q stss
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Tho Very --latest.


By ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON TO LIVER
POOL.
LONDON, wednesday, Juno 10-2PM
We have dates from Paris to P. NJ, Tuesday
June 49,
The Funds are higher Pives closed at o5f SIC upeu
the understanding that the government and leaders
the majority in Assembly have an understand
Ing on the Presidents salary bill and also upon rumor
that the English cabinet had been beaten In House
of Lords on Lord Stsnley's motion
1t Is rumored at roulon, that rsnforcements to the
number of 3ooe troops, and steamers TO be sent
TO join the expedition Of La Platte.
The Markets
MONEY
Lorpor, Tuesday Afternoon, Juno Is.
The Impression on the Stock Exchange, this after-
noon, Is that the ministry cannot let the matter Of
their dccst in The House of Lords it's present
tate COnsOls for account opened at 95 ubseQ uenty
advanced to 70, but closed at opening rates
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday, June 10.
On Saturday there was an increased demand fer the
trade, and the market mos. buoysnt Sales, 5000
bales The Europs's news published on Monday.
but had no other effect than TO a tribe more
activity in the market Sales, 900 bales Sales on
Tuesday 5000 and on Wednesday about 5000 bales
The market closing hrm, but prices unchanged
: CORN.
mo LiVerpooi corn market well attended
by home and country milers Tuesday and there was
an improved demand for wheat and -four at the full
rates Of the previous week. Indian corn has al.
vanced sxp-nce quarter since Friday, and sales
are being made for Ireland.
PROVISIONS.
Prices generally at Liverpool being higher than In
London Sales limited without change.
coPPEB
Since Friday all kinds, from lower ordinary to.good
middiiDg Plantation. CeyloD and Jsmsics coffee have
advanced two to three shillipgs per cwt Business
confined to spectators and the trade have little con-
fdepoe in present prices
Fair business, ct full rates OF Friday.
METALS.
More demand for m manufactured iron, and prices
sitter Tin plates are In good demand and prices have
slightly advanced.
FRBIGHTs
The rates and demand a. last week.
Accounts from the manufacturing districts contnue
satisfactory.
Shipping Intelligence.
IIvrnrooI. June i3-AuW Sewsll, Snall. NYork cid
18Th, henry Clay French NYork; Guy ssnnerns Edwards
do 10TH Centurion, CoOmbes co.. Sir Henry Pottinger
Croweu, do; Amelia Agry Boston.
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The Mayor Of Ihiisdslphs hse, by proclamation
prohibit q the Of fire works snd firearms in the
streets Of that city, ~ boys, on the ith las.
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Tho government do not however, propoSe to relin-
quish their present monopoly In tho tobacco trade
India aud China.
The overland mail brings Bombay dates Of 18th May,
and Canton OF I'D April.
At Bombs az large quantities Of goods received,
but busi nrss very dull
AT Gale uitA. trade and prices we're daily recedng
Business RAts stasnant at Shanghai and prioes
there, a. 49, at Canton, far from rem unerA-
tive
terrific hurricane occurred In tho Bay of Bengal
on Goth April which was fels q distance OF twelve
hundred miles the BANKS OF tn riveer over aowu
nearly far Calcutta, causing Immense dam.g, in
the destruction OF vegetation.
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VACHT FOR sALE.-THE BEAUTIFUL sLooP scUD.
10 tons now ID ing IN Atlantic Dock, IL for salo
cheap. Apply 70 Capt. IACR Hamilton Forty.
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ITO TRAVELLERS GOING sOUTH-SEw, SUPERIOR
ard economical line between Baltimsrs aud Fredercks
burg RehmOrd Petertburg We Raleigh NJ e. Charles
ton c. The public hereby informed that large
rplendid low prsssurs steamer BALTIMORE Capt Aet NJ
Causand fitted with and $50 berths aud
surpassed in speed and aeeomd ion BY boat South %
New York. u now running het~een BAmore and Aequa
Greek ths mouth 81 Potomac Pipsy Point In
neoton With the Richmond aud Frederioksburg, and Rich
Inend and Petersburrh Railroads Pasen this ns
leaving Commerce street ~hArf Baltimore st oeloct p.
NJ on Tuesday and FrdAys reach fTederoksburg IA.
NJ the next day Richmond BY III A. NJ aud Petersburgh
etout y NJ from watch point th.y proceed further south,
with nasesngers By the great mail ne Through tickets
this superior hne from baltimore TO Frsderekburr 81
te. do Richmond, IS g0 do 90. Petersburg, s6 do DO
Charleston, =. C., SIS Meals and Sor
further information apply the southern Railroad oee,
adjoning the Washinston Railroad once, Pratt street.
20 Charles Worhinstu Hent Commerce street wharf or
tn esdsye md FRIDAYS board the B.ltinore, To
ALEXANDER keeAUsLAND, Captain.
BaiGmors June tst 1850.
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xatas'EAH @.

aSeB LIyERPeoL-6hirsI STATES NAIL srEAE,
Tolib PACIFIC, Capt. t.. N-s.-Thlt steamship ill
sdepaN with the nsls foI .crys pc,foyely sssur-
S.f July 9Th - o'.lv,k ~ from hes berth ~ tbs
Sct Canal street. Nc h-flh -se1-et H paid for
49, communications
Cor elegnncs = eomf6rt. spriN
EDW ~. y. .oLiASr. ts = all street
All letters and pkpsrs hrpugH tts P-st StoS
Tie steamer AtlApti; ~ rr'~7 -hr lsoibo, aud eAu
July 18th.
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An orduanee for the abolition o. the customs autis.
etveen Aushis ard Hungsry has been published -