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NC hid sso tn port to repair the dapag- ooes
.oo~e by he !ss See len IBIS p", on The li1 MT ,ss
gsetO~ ksE Sc W ieh carried azsg fors'sil oo'n
u. and 'phhe msius, The gale lasted IS s,a,s, 40
tupe have TO struggle sg.u., sho wss zen sshpre
on TO-DAY. neef DID lniei; Aso hrss sens 'u VI A''8
sp ssaoIs Sy ire ire Coast OF Africa remains
Ashore on tbs beach shs remains perfectly tight sat
g,osips rom New York via Chsyls,on for
MON q mt Into Tybee Roads on Sunday account OF
49, yresfhey, che en again 90 be following morunk
rs sEIe ATLAS Pru's a. heues br Havre returned
,.ssv hsviug bes1 10 contact With bs sFd b1Iad
The Auss lost part OF hsr 0alsafa snd received Ohsr
BsIcs sarsh vose, lzsbeIh. wVcaIA and serin have
All been got Of shore win but uia.ng damage
BE 8RTG MILLMAS, Wheeler At Nof'oE hon Newport
w experienced heavy seath9r, Lost Spas. &c.
Capt. Blom, second mate and one SEAMAN Lite OF DAsah
brig DOFohea, OF Copoabsg7n t9eiOrs reported lo "a
PhNps Rect Ne part Of rurIs lsancl ardsed al Pcos
cerce lie n brig COrtDva from Turns Island Capt
abutes the oss Of vessel 10 the fact that he wss no
that the Liehf House on the pol1t oi Sfaad
BRIe TRIUMPH. Dudey, which sailed from s, John, NB
for Limerick put back previous ~ io1n ha'ias 'oO
SIM &c. By contact With schr
BRIG Massey Patterson. OF sld from Baltimore Tor az
h1do,s pul uo this port YESTERDAY In distress having %
the nishi Of The sih OF the Capes OF Delaware ia gale OF
wind iron Sc. Loaf mammal all fOfe-,opmas sAH g
eing and everything attached The puoi o'at hsft lay
or No 81 fell In with her Of BsTnegss and lowed nef 70
this city.
BRc CHINA BURNED AT SEA-The brig chns Capt
Frost which cleared from this port the q Aoril ls'
for California IL reported TO have been blrned q, sea
Crew arrived In their boats Bahia, previous TO May g
no particulars
tins BRIG ADAMS, Veazie, from PhlladepHla DolnI 70
Boston ashore New Inlet duriog HE gale OF thos
dsy night. -,
b. sen ELIZA L SUSAN Sawyer, hence FOR Nassau NJ
return ed to this City on Saturday afternoon havnk oeen
Obliged away her malomast during the late ale Oh
THURSDAY Last wheu about 81 miles south OF Baroegs
BR Sen NyRTLg-Tho cargo Of 81 sch Myrtle a'hoisM
Nantucket sold b. suction, 18Th list Nothing more
IL Known Of her condition.
BALTIMORE July 20-On account OF tbs .eyeHty OF me
gale which commenced al Norfolk on Wednestsv. iae
steamer Jswe did not leave bat remained over W Fhnr
Cay afternoon when II had sore~hat abstsd. Capt Nc~
OF Pentucket which cleared at this r. Tor San
Francisco who 10 the reports th@Ihe vas
compelled to cut away her m,sts on "Wednesday nlsn-
while at anchor on the Horse Shoe There at anchor In
Hampton Roads ship Abus bound snd two OILERS 0n-
known also, two baTka, beside tbs Penluckel.
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London Germ AIarkot-July 9.

In brick demand and the stand cleaved
OIL early hour al "a TO So quarter advance Foreign
10 q higher and buyers took with confidence
In hcalng csrgoes large business one during the
81 daily inprovpg prices. To-day 10 noney was
mouth but importers demanded "a 10 S. per qaArer ad
vance INDIAN CoRN-There liberal arrivals OF the
coast and several OF Galstz 20 decline out no
teers other descriptions dull ard Offering ls 10 q
lower BARLEY met steady sale At late raies Rye, MALT
and PEAS unchsngee In value BEANS qaile Oars
Rad fair sale fully previous eurreocy, bat where
ADVANCE was required business checked
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, JULY %.

l., ~, IN. v,l. had nodsra'ed, rss'et i-rzs
,eb with loss " hhboon bovtphi caP ana sa' ''
"a conId not asrerfsis her name n n u..s
a. Soprng Clsrs MatsnIn IL - segN W ~, V =, \. .
70, - 80 al irom wnlch shined 'ufdsoly 20 ns
$1,000 ssd bew perfect hurricane lost SAILS Ano '''
0tbd. Of mo e,ses on deck 10 sso h-f r, IN hal
a.. Caxoue (new) PorIefhed, Oulio % oouh' J" ''
srig Fs'cor, Csr) PHI, Bermuda d. In oia' 70
s1ie ssptord. wuuingou NC 5ds, naval SO e.
40 m t'reg Potter On ths .5th, At -, loD =
sssd .. . from Sc ,pu fJressl ond dsnsxed Jul ",
@ st.i,os shoals saw the wreck VI small sen All kolo
sPs Tufts. (of Boston, Norton, 0onAye. s. mn
"a - Zee and os wood 10 Rossre W .'s 70 -
f-h syner,4nred very hssvs gale ron M 81 ~. -.
AIo,s hos, sta ~ssn-d over board The galley 90,
S,rt load consisting OF 81 bales cotton sAo ~ '''
SEC Ellis, Harmsn Charleston IS hours COLON ''1
re ss !" Fmns Ta'Je CounsL Baltimore d., coal TO
Pc%s'0y gsO.D P.sr.surr d,ys md'' to han''
Sc S. May, ,Bo williams O.''iH '"''' j as '''''
iron to order s,svsn. from NewHSven' bound to At
bspy, ,.,. ad5tb. Charleston IS hours cotton to L
Mccoy Not is,, Heath Newport Waist railroad iron
10 Weld 4 Co, OF Bosloo. .,sIr.
seh Lacor CroVe- Boston, mdse 10 AAlnA
Al Josn q Ferris, Bush, Vrgints, wood ST..
S,s.mer Kennebec COpes Phadelphls indse 70 Sesn'ou
l. snicer Saw nothing ashore near Cape May
sIoop Kiity Ann, BaEeT, Nsnsem0nd Is, appeL
Sloop Jss Long Jones, Providence
sAILED-Packet ships Cornens Grunell Bunting f1r
Iouoop: Constellation for Liverpool; Yorkshire. do; Br
ship norrscn GLASGOW; Celestial San FrsueiscO; Caring
ton California; Eliza Munson Qleoee; Coum1iA CnarsE
ion AlesbAny Philadelphia; Keanebec, DO; Have: Have;
bark sarah Psrier BIZ Rich b1co Seasnihip "Asains'
ton Southampton aud Bremen.
IL
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" a v n IT'D .

f,- rnr,ss.v JAW ~. nv R-V.J Il Pde., D. D. ALEh.
a wseDto MARIA LOUISA CLARK. both q ih,' Guy
,n,, 2 a, Fsns.-e POinis La by Rev. Mr. Bln9o
rfn,RbT9 C oauqbier - Jonas Aarsa Esq 10 Will
LIAM LIBBEY, Of New IA.
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EoretGu Ports.

At Gous July g. bhes Mortsnd, Cratic, for NYers
IN u de-; Albor Cooper Giles, do. 10 d. 81 George by
le for Phnsdephs 20 d.; sch bnbadoes, Rogers Tor
Atsssua ia Grspde July IS ship Margaret Webster for
EYoTk soon; barb Mary Elen (Of Porsnd) tr do soon
brig Alexander, Milisen, une; keteh Commerce. for
ChsTestoD, s0on-
Al NeuviAs July bark Loretta Fish Gates foa NYork
log; briggs Susan, Thurlow, for do l2h; Julia molon
Al Rio Grande May 49, brig Alfred Hammond Green, for
New forf, uBc
Al Aux Cages June so brig Charles Henry Wilson, for
NYorE, 20; sch Lucuilus, Adsms for do,
AlJeremie June %, brig Tfuxnlo Muisgan, for HYork
inlOes
AnM Liverpool July {, ship Berlin, Smith, Philsdelphs,
land no, the Robt Burion)
Arr BAIbsdoes lSGn ult brig Typee, Pine, Eas2ort
and I'D for Pen Spain.
Al Gusyams z7In uL bark Ejns Bibbids ian and for
yesscs. -.
AZ Msysguez ID inst, bsris Odd Fellow, Lowell, for
YoE ldg; Csrlos, Gerard, wig IN Pieo, Csro 40 ao
brics l. swan, Tikiob, for NHayen- dgi Wisaahckon
Msfthrp for RYork do; iens Dorcrs Kuhn, fm Whining
ton NC Wig cArgo LOuiIs Margaret borker, for Nor
folk, ldg; Erie, ksszer ola
Al Ciesfue gcs 11f ut, shp Monterey CfoNel iD Wv
Yoh 20 "a, big Vousls FOR Pailsdephs TO- sch Abigail
Jones f,r Bsltmore2 49, .
Arrst Iebsc I7th irIt bsrks The Duke DsAy, HYork
Epvuy Mclean, Bostcn; IsS, Li,ter Ciuna Muir, aud
Jbzabstb. Hancock, hlOrk Cid loth, shp Humphrey
Purrnston for River du Loup, where abe viii load Arr
I5lh sch Pomo0a, Briggs, Norfolk.
AT Perpsmbueoo'h ulL sngs komp, Knox, for Boston
or Chsis-Orih sod for Coast u Africa under
Gnd Of her former frat officer. SD 9Th BARK MuskinZum
Croeseu Busnos Ayfss. tprobs5ly via PsransgnsyG no
dale bark Iowa Conn, tim Banmorel BIO Jsneiro; brig
Wafer When Ennis, do.
Al Bsrtsdoes 9th nit barks Frank sheed Philadelphia
reported aler orig MAJ dover, BuLnel for Trinidad
At surirsn Jure n bark Brenda Pou.snd for Gouees-
ter, 10 sail July II; brig AgenOra, Day, 90, Augl.
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London Produce Market. TUESDAY, July g

sveAR-The market for British Plantation is firm. The
difference Of duty being average, equally divided be-
tw cen buyer ana seller 0fWs' India the saeI have
i52 bids vhe other transactions in Colonial comprise
5S7s tags Msurui S2o bags khAar Bengal, $500 bags
Madras 5S hhds and ISL hbA PorIo Rico went OF with
spirit nearly three fourhs finding buyers 81 fully former
for The finer descriptions the importers gaining The
whole dEsence Of duty The lower sors about half
low no b5oush Ses TO As per ewt The Gnty of BIZ
sh Plantation sDced St week al The East and Wesl In
dia Docks S6 bhcs. al eroes l2i bbs there
taken for home consumpton s5s hhds 4 and S42
bb, The sock IN the pisces 10 u see hhds l., ~
lea Gee and $40 obs
corFEE-rte make, 10 dull Native ceyloa eontinaes In
request hat lie hutncss has taken plsce. owing
TO the unwi'iii gness Of owners TO sell theresL
kVa-fhe qusnuy landed last week NJ The East and
West ncia Docks ST. puns bids here tab en-
for home consumption rs ours hhc and exported II puns
lfe bids TIE stock IN the same places 10 IS 25 pucs
l. $50 thds
RIcS-al7S bags ana as poetels Bengal we're offered
but the greS'er pOrayD Of the former withdraw
above The vsue; he remainder sold steadily So 81 20
lOs % for bfoksb 70 good waits
SsLTFErEE- OF 400 bags sengal offered ab1ut two
thfds dpoeec 81 at Tar easter raIes Isl 10 a Der
cert TehHctiop al 25s6d 10 27s 81 percst
40 bsgs half heavy hssbN Pepper cold st the
Previous vsue At SD 10 SIS ADD 80 bags While Al cd 70
6tS It's hsfs Pmenio sod 81 So ~ 6id per h.
TALLog-P. C 10 SOS Sd per cvt on The ppOt sAa
Town &s
TEA-Ths market IL firm with fair deliveries
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We remain, respectfully,
RICHARDSON, BROTHERS L C(
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

Conespordence OF he Tribune.
GLASGOW Friday, July 5 1850.
The Miners are still strike, and the makers o.
Pig Iron have agreed to ieep heir furnaces out OF blast
lwo months longer.
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Domestic rorts.

AUGUSTA. July l7-Sld brig Lexington Smith, New
YORK. lSlh sehs Henry freezing do, $40, Arakspsa Hart
ford.
ALBANY. July ls-Cd schs Bels Peck z Sewers
and Ann sippe, Bosom. ,
ALEXANDRIA, July 1s-Ar Br brig Penelope sisnoIs
HerporL SD brig Ampuis, Daniel 81 Jonas No 'SA
Susan, Bray, Boston. -, 49,.
BOsTON July Is-Arr sbips Pontiac, Treadwen, llsie
ssbse, no rems; nedl Cscuus; barks rrotnsano ~
Eysus, Newport William. Fullerton Nostoki o5 H
Chase Philadelphs; brgs spartan, Lander
der Zee fossegi, Csrdenss Rosmer, Neno az e9nn
denee, Bsbeock Bsysns; Boston LAyooo. h.niui SUI.
Crosby Phad eIphis sens Azof, GslscH AUX csyeS Js
Porter Williams. Jeremle; Tras. Adams 90; roea Az
bins whedep. St Jsgo; JVhn Fsxon; A. WlInns'on
svsiu Towr,epc Phisselphis Juno Aylw'rd, d.: LIMA
Saunders Williams DO, Howard, bsIe', MOS; hhz. >,
Lewis HaufOId; Meeiofs. Loaa osokW AZ ina JuAs
A. Pirh Hsteipy Baltimore CD bsfk u iata n <fiz
Rirh Ys,k a iu.d for h-diterrsresr, briss fredes
r,bs gort,a Pfucs; L-sharu. Peodi-,oe. ftrtpli 81
hs. Ieh, D Dot asd Sw-oihesss. $40 'eritnd Pet u
Hausx ktsYher, hsifss Ahnie HNao, barDa DisoJ
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mlNIArukr ALnASAc....rAls UAr

suN-Rises.. 4 AZ Seu...... . hOoN-RIes. -
HlGH wATEk....Juy y.
snndv Hk asa Gov. Isi. 3is He'll gais. 10 ~
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LIVERPOOL July 4-Hemi'Phero' Hew.Yors, has pgs
back hsvsg been disnas'ed on Juy = two men Ei1es
arsto American hence to Boston, ran ashore 90 RahIn
Isisnd pan usL bat sed of with lo.s offt,e seel
Py,. NAV A-The China from NYorK for California
bs been destroyed by re al sea Crew arrived hsre 10
their bosts -, -, -, ,y,.., 4,
pYo'. nut IA here June 81 leaty kc amer throwing
~ her cargo overheard, and 10 diicharsng 10 repair.
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NOMINATION FoR CONGRESS IN THE SECOND DISTRICT =
The delegates the convention 10 nominate candidate
for Congress- supply the vacancy caused by the death
OF Hon. J n Harmanson, met at Baton Rouge on the
oist inst The following parishes were represented in
the convention East Baton Rouge, East ana West Felt
ciana. Iberyille ST. TIA nmany st Helena, Washington
Livingston Avoyecs, Poine Coupee, and Carroll. Col
D. j. Fuker, OF East Feliciana, presided the
vention. ~
The following gentlemen were proposed candidates
for Congress all OF whom received votes on the
first ballot: James N Brown, OF 1bervie; William b..
Robertson, Of West Baton Rouge; Samuel T Marks, OF
Weyt Feliciana; Judge Seby, OF Carroll; Alexander g.
Penn OF ST. Tarnnany. There were four ballots the
suit the last ballot was ,obeson l6 for Penn, IS.
Whereupon the Chair announced that Alexander o. Penn
was duly elected The candidate the democratic party for
Mr. Hartman sons vacancy. string OF resolutions lay
ing down platform Tor the party, and Indicating Cen
Lewis Cdss the al the next pfesden
nal election. was laid upon the table. The convention
then Adjourned -NsD Orleans Delta.
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rELHsHApa,o Rxponr. Yoa THE UsIos.
Tsri6e aad Ds.ir1etivs Tornado.

LouIsvILLK Nov 30, 1850 -one Of the most appalling
The Ms,ippi valley Ios several wear. ooenlsd about two
il sweep over he town Of Caps Gi~rdeao, Nilsson H.
ON the Mississippi liver ust below ST. Louis and
demolished some seventy or eighty buildings many OF them
the Baptist and Cioc churches and the Catholic con-
Two OF the ae and splendid teIegrsp h mas belonging
cracks d. shveed, and brought the ground with as
The II Mo- Which, had inst rounded
TO at the wharf had her upper works completely blown
o snd sevea hessons on neS we're severely ana
The whafboat was likewise blown from her moorlngs
and ainos, ineparaby Injured.
In order thai may Judge OF the iremend rus violence
Of the storm, viii state that was unceremon 'asly
lifted oil her feet ma and deposited IN The Top OF
a tree, sixty lset from the gfoupdl .e f.,E# .|
The loss lie by ,hs awful visitation yet be
b, Z certainly very great a. are
There also many persons who are seriously IN
they Will never recover from the effects,
The town literally In pieces, and looks trniy wa
begons Many clzens Who were hls morning 70 DC seen
either ia the OF death, else weeping for their
friends who have been thus untimely sweptaway
Cas1ahss 10 Wtsern sleanboats
CINCINNATI, November 30-The steamboat Gayoso,
place. caught fire the stern, aud so much
consumed that il 10 scute and sink her
wheel boat. which also destroyed TIE Gayoso be.
!osged r. Captain Tirnns and was insured Tor 5000
pared for the cd Swallow, saved by the aid OF the
steamer swallow, which lowed toni Of The way;
wi hin III, last days, their way 10 New Orleans viz
Griffin Yealnan, Fashion, and Cincinnatns The latter
ised the Others wliaiso probably BE- raised Tue Gritfn
we hs nn 1na VIII 9x n ps sna
which had nearly been pumped out and was thought
that Us the river was rising, she would soon h,atoi
T. y The steamer Gem, which has arrived al Louisville
from Cncinnat reports that il is doubtful as 70 whether
the Fashion can be raised
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soprsms cour, OF the Unitsd states.
MONDAY, December Q. 1850.

MONDAY, December Q, 1850.
Pursuant 10 law, the court met this morning at The
Capitol
Present: Hon John McLane, Hon. James NJ Wayne
Hon John Catron Hon John Mckinley, Hon. Samuel
Nelson. Hon Levi Woodbury., and Hon. Robert c. Grer.
associate justices.
The court gave notice to the bar that II would com.
mence the call OF the docket to under the 36th
rule Of court.
Adjourned until tomorrow, II o'clock, a. m.
NIB Mr. Chief Justice fancy is detained in Balti.
more BY an unfinished in the circuit court Of the
United States which has been for some days trial.
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by DYER q MCGUIRE, Aucsionsers.

by DYER d MCGUIRE, Aucti0necrs.
GALE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS CoURT.-on Tua
y day morning next December At 10 O'Clock we shall sell
Orphans Court the late residence OF NJ Dever
esq deceased, Of 18th and streets al the household M
furniture, which Is Of superior quality and nearly
within the last months We enums
In part
One superior rosewood piano forte and stool f5sfe.
Mahogany plush covered sofa and chairs
haircoth do do 5&r &Ea #Es
octagon centre table, marble top, handsomely carved
Marble top sofa table
Fancy rosewood rushseat chairs W.T. sF.
Mahogany front umbrella stand, hall lamp
3-pIy parior, chamber passage, and stair carpets
Mahogany card, dining, and breakfast tables
Do French bedsteads and wardr0bes A.t#>.
Rosewood and mahogany marble-top dressing bureaus
Marble top and plain mahogany enclosed washstands
lseihandsomc painted cottage furniture Lg 8
Bronzed and other fire sets
Beds, Ind shuck mattresses and bedding aa s FL
Curtains, shades, oil cloth, and mating
French china dinner and service 81 ae
Cut glass decanters, tumbiers, and wines
Silver forks, spoons, and ladies'
Plated baskets, castors and walters E4N fiF
Ivory handle knives &c.
Together with general assortment OF kitchen Requisites
Al II o'clock will sell five cords OF wood, hickory an
oak, and aud a half ton OF coal
Terms $50 and under, cash $780, credit Of from
four MONTHS satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
3at a. EsI DYER MCGUIRE,
Nov 30-ts Auctoneeb
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The Columbian.

The Columbian.
TIME SUBSCRIBER Of leaving the
respectfully his former and friends and the
public generally MN instant lac will assume the manase
cctory the OF 9Th and
Streets "Coumbian which has been rendered so
popular the control Of Mr. j. H. Ebebach
shall be lent to susan and pob % enhance
establishment has already acquired, and
made watch conduce
his His bar and Iadsr IN
complete, and amply stocked
affords He trusts BY his unng efforts TO
and practitioner nj the
thoroughly chef de sisns only 20 receive,
but merit n liberal share OF public patronage ....
Dec 2, 1850. ~ WNoENhoih'
I'm from the aCoumbian,
his eened thanks for the generous
hands OF The public during long
with he win always hod in grateful re-
avails hnseh Of the occasion Warmly 70 recon-
well assured,
please that their qualification viii be
nee g--dgt .. II. EBERBACH.
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Vaccination.
OrrIcE OF THE BoARD or HEALTH,
&4as# Washinpfon Nav 90

OrFIcE BOARD HEALTH,
*" Washington, Nov 90 lss0
THE city having appropriation the ex,snp
ofyaccinaton direction of the Health us
following gentlemen been appointed vaccine lie
city. .S LII
They will vaccinate, 0thoat CHARGE all INDECENT
their respective Offices, and all such
nesty enreaied 10 present themselves without delay:
For ward Dr. 8. smoot Pennsylvania avenue, oppo
Buildings.
side, between 9th and 10th streets.
For Sd ward Dr. }. B. Edelen 81, street. near New YO
avenue.
For the 5lh ward, Dr. s. @. Busy, Capitol Hill.
9Th ward DR. A. W. Miller, corner Of 9th street eastande
SOUTH i. E8t IN
For the ward, Dr. A. H. Young AZ street near north
THOS. MILLER, N. D.,
Nov 30-3t PresdelL
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BY DYER q MCGUIRE, Aucslenesrs.

By DYER u MCGUIRE, Auctioneers. asf8
OLIVER PLATED WARE, FRENCH AND ENGLISH CHM
~ Chinese caddies, card boxes, &cOn Thu
morning. December AT 10 O'Clock, the lower floor Of
ton rooms shall sell an extensive assortment Of
French and English China dinner and tea sets Ell
Flower vases, toilet sets glassware ...s-
Table cutlery, bronze candlesncks
Chinese caddies, tea trays f~. l..4
Card boxes, plates and casters
Silver plated and britannia service, In sets
DO do casters with glass bottles ..a
DO do table and ten spoons, forks, &c.
Also, invoice Of four dozen gold pens and pencils M
The whole will be offered In lots purchasers and the ates
ton uade well of the public generally respectfully
lced many OF the articles quantities and must be vi
without Il tNsffI
$50 credit OF and four months, for sai
7 I'D" --'.-. go e.2I DYER h MCGUIRE,
Dec Id Auctioneen
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For Mount Vernon.-Four Trips.
IT, The steamboat THoMAs CoLLYER viii leave
washington 10 O'Clock, and AIexandrn nj l0k
oock on Monday December Wednesday, duh Friday 9th
saturday. The boat viii land at Fort washington
Fare Alexandra, rs cents children half price,
Capitol O'Clock taken the
nue. ten places heen each For
George and Thos
Parker, Washington, day before the boat sisIts
1- Strangers requested visit Mount Vernon
trips likely these will be TIE last trips for The
NOV U-A satiuihfu
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The RECENT ELECTION. returns have been
received TO show the Union ticket will have large
majority the convention to assemble in Mlledgeville
on the 10Th December The honor of Georgia. and 10
some extent the rights Of the entire South, have been
committed to them and we hope both will be sustained.
[Anglsta ConSlut,onaiist, N0U. 80.
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Mr.. Woodward, representative 10 Congress from this
State ADDRESSED his, constituents at the court house, In
Camden on Saturday last His address il said TO have
been unusually interesting and able, occupying two
hours al d half in Ilsdelvery Mr. woodward thinks
The lime for resistance has fully come AMI beeyes that
separation al once IRON oppressive and obnoxious
IInion 1. highly desirable and absolutely necessary
Charlssion Courier, Nov 2e.
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hIARsklIGD.

aowel Maine by the Rev Bishop Bur
oss, ALFRED GILMORE OF Pennsylvania, LOUISA L.,
daughter Of SAMUEL q. GRANT, esq, OF Hallowe.
I'VE the Keystone State and Maine
another link to bind this Union togcther.-Usos1
On Tuesday evening instant, Rev. Mr. scorT the
Hon JAMES HOUSTON THOMAS, Columbia, Tennessee, 70
Miss AVERILLA HARPER Of Greensboro, Georgia
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LecturcsThe lectures for this session
continuation Of Professor II d. Rodgers
geology Wednesday, 4h instant at O'clock
%. Z
plank constructed from the END OF the
building brick lh street Persons
this the building through the
northeast tower I'll
Dec l-3t
Treasury Notes Outstanding LIST December, 1850.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Registers Office, December 1850.
Amount outstanding OF several issues prior to 22d
july 1886 as per records S3s,O6 "a
N% ps@ a. Sa ~. asss,
n NJ prr alto :. $4,000 90
.
1881 81
aI er Of ,as l,saes phor % aad july 1876 l5o 90
.# $3.50 1851 "a
Dec alt TOWNSEND HAINEs, Register.
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For Norfolk.
.1 osceoia viii, the remainder Of the
,x-Dnp make week above place,
1aink leaving washington Tuesday O'Clock,
returning Norfolk every O'Clock,
and fare souchng, going and returning, Cone
and the usual landings the Potomac.
Nov Id JAMES MITCHELL.
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NOTCEUnder the Of Congress- approved September Vs.
IN 1885, aking appropriations for the naval service for the year
thousand eight hundred and my
the Navy auihorzed examine
the supply boilers OF
engines with fresh water, commission has been ap
the nayyyad, Philadelphia, ON the third Mon
December for Of examining such in
Inventions for the indicated, may be
scented.
Noco therefore hereby gwen 20 inventors and all Others inter
subject by presenting their drawings spechca
and models and other modes Of Illustration M e place and
will be made into the med OF
Secretary Of the
Navy House Of Representative sat
said examination, with his
opinion the the best Of said eondense the
M Of The United states. -
WILL A. GRAHAM,
Secretary Of the Navy.
Navy DEPARTMENT Nov. 90, ie50.
Nov 22--dtDeci6
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I,OR IJBERIA.-rhe Liberia packet viii from Baiu-
Liberia Saturday, the 18th instant Letters sent
DR.. James Hail. Coonizaon Once, Baltimore or 70
Rooms IN this cy free Of postage will be for
wsrdcd. sE - W. McLANhs
ColouBston Rooms, Washington city, Dec =, isso
Tora