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GENCY, Wsshington.The undersigned, late Of the In
spccton branch Of the Post Office Department. Offers his
ces mail contractors generally and those OF the
section win ne assurance that his removal from oce
dose not mtsts nennst the character Tor
tanned In the department for honesty, capacity, fidelity,
refers 70 his associates In once of both parties, hearty
consent 10 sustain him therein. hIlf NJ 80
All orders 70 attend % business Of every The seat OF
~ -, !. ~. t{s lag 4 IA JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July t-dn ts ~ ~ .,s ise of omcc Department.
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Notcs 10 S0mtrnctorss
osfos connsnosTa Pusnc BcrLDsss
August 8 lsA
PROPOSALS viii be received At this once uni ococt,
saturday. the I7h iof about 20 DO0 cubic yards
l2th and l4lh
that Of tho cmbankmcns win probably not average more ma
hundred yards diagram Of the ground be and ~
say explanations given, by application At This ofce The p
win the pice per cubic yard The successful bidder w
required into contract for the immediate commneem
and steady prosecution Of tho work, with ample force of me
pcuon Of the work by the ist Of December next
Aug sd
Pleasurs Excursion 60 Old Point, NORFOLK, and So
shoal Inlet.
.rIS The steamer osceois viii, on saturday The ~
August, make pleasure "Trip 10 ths above w.
leaving ashingon az O'Clock m, touching y.
Old Point and Norfolk early morning. whfn ~
leave again Tor Shoals which situated on e s
hy miles od Point where the company VIII have
ceent opportunity bathing, view old ocean, ana
hog Ash, sheep head, oysters, md crabs with which
abouns Returning, the O<croa will leave Tor Nook on
o'clock, Norfolk for Washington the same ms.
Passage and re fsr ths round IMP, $i for gentleman a
Aug Io-d,l7,h JAMES mitchell
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II II n CHARLES ABERT,
s.544 Aiasst.
And agent for claims In general na
limited states Patent Once But1dnR. From ffeen 70
twenty hodcersrs required workappcs-
ien 70 be made ct the building without delay
A III the Magazines and eThe kving Ager
TAY0R MAURy's Bookstore ON street, Immediately
puhicston. NJ 98ssta4 III 3fr8
Any back numbers Of ths magazines and "vne Age" supplied
complete SETS and The volumes bound % order IN any style 70
i tAwHts tEs sBtif fg5i u sl Is. esa.fJsgia EsiagSS
so aspotN hsfflr $3.50 efaf s3spsii5 sFa4a oNH
assal 81 ID M W 8t MH 1895
4ttlR,s Atg aa|
saet3 8gN4 @.I
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ouIcs o. CoHHIssARr GENERAL susssgssoE, s
washinslea, July 3, 1850
cEPARATE PROPOSALS. win be received As this OF
Of October delivery fprovis
bulk Of the Of The United satss,
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Inc nanu Oh sucn as harmion Clasp
The situation Of Gen. Taylor, his want Of experience.
and his ignorance OF the general and local interests Of
the country naturally placed him very much at the
cy and under the advice and control OF others.
To whom should he resort but to his cabinet' The
whole nation prepared to expect he would do this in
very considerable degree; but one had anticipated
what all behold-a total surrender Of power to its
MEMBERS virtual abdieaion Of his office in its behalf
We believe it has been publicly avowed and at no time
couadiced that General Taylor has surrendered nearly
all his discretionary functions his cabinet They APP
point all the officers they prescribe the measures to be
pursued they dictate to the President all his acts he
sits equality with each member at the council
boardvotes as the rest dos in fact only supernume-
rary member Of the cabinets often out-voted and
ruled, but bears Il with commendabe philosophy signs
his name to their appointments and their and
while he does So cries to the people, Lo my cabinet
and myself are we not verify the President Of the Unl
ted Statesr'
We purposey abstain from commenting in this place
upon the charges Of private peculaonof official cupid
ysnd Of rashness, ndiscrsion and servy to ioreign
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 8. 1850.

0mr HEERr NJ. LEWIS Of Montgomery, Alabama gem
era travelling for Alabama and Tennessee Mr. b.
b. BRKTr.
Mr. ISRAEL H. JAnKs, No. 1s2 Tenth street, Phadel-
pha general travelling agent assisted by Messr JANIS X.
WHrPLE, VIZ. WELD o. H. p srKh JoHs CoLLIKs, JANIS
DISEASE, KIRK WELLKsros, f. A. Evans, JAnEs CLARK,
JoHS w. ALLKs, and r. LOOKS.
oMr O. W. JAMES, No. Harrison street, CINCINNATI Ohio, IL
travelling for the States
r. smrH Dssr, JAsos TArLoR,L W. ARMsTKoss PERRIS
Locks, w. RAMSAY, and G. srEIssAR
00-Reeeipts from either Of the above will be good.
90 PALaER the American Newspaper Agent is the only
authorized agent tor this the cities Of Boston, York.
and Philadelphia and duly Empowered and
subscriptions at the rates required receipt. will be
regarded as payments His Offices aBoson Congress-
New York. Tribune buildings Philadelphia, corner Of
Third Il Chestnut Streets
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The Cincinnati Enquirer pays just compliment to the
conduct Of Col Monroe stated in recent anecdote in
the Union--when that vrtuous and distinguished man
refused compensation for two Offices, which he held at
the me and insisted upon taking the smaller sal
airy. The Enquirer accompanies il with the following
remarks:
We like to witness such evidences Of delicacy and
puous hone sy in public ocers the peoples interests
not likely TO suffer under the OF such
Gen. Cass had large claim against the government for
vices "A Indian agent, but while he was cabinet OFF,
Ger he would not allow be considered How unlike the
conduc, Of Monroe and Csss that Of Crawford He was
deeply interested in claim, which, say the least Of it,
was very doubtful he appointed csbinet officer and
,yhils such rcssed claim, had II allowed against the
practice Of The government and pocketed ninety
thousand dollars of the public treasury, by hs
ton Aud very bal ieatute Of is, that the esiieht
approves e tho swinde
Nov whoa the President and the cabinet s.es ia pch
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Il is strange, IT, the Lynchburg Republican thinks
the Wilmot Proviso is ensconced in the adjustment
scheme, that John p Hale and the other aboonsts do
not also the ostrich is in the sand though its head is
hid Why these -solers enraged at the compre
mise, II their Wilmot is therel The fact is It IS the
very last thing should have suspected until the mi
croscopc spectacles OF the Lyachburg Republican had
detected its presence Indeed. il the papabe alb
sence Of this very thing which has principally reconced
us to the scheme The Republican complains that we
only show one side OF public sentiment. We show
what il the true side, and which, after few weeks, will
be the only side to But the Republican may some
times nod as well as the great Homer. Il repub-
fishes editorial article from the Richmond Enquirer TO
show how that journal has taken, step backwards
on the Adjustment Of the committee. The same article
has been eagerly seized upon by other southern
among them the Charleston Mercury, the Carolinian,
&cfor the same purpose But in justice to the senior
editor Of the Enquirer, they ought to state that he
absent when the article out; that neither editor
wrote III and that its writer ought 10 have put il in,
without the concurrence OF the senior editor; and. in
word that the Enquirer retains the position that i origin
ally assumed,
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ONE Hundred and FIFTY Dollar. Reward r.

ONE Hundred and Fifty Dollars Reward Ran away
subscriber, Saturday night 18Th May instant my
negro Alfred, otherwise Alfred Clark He rs sometimes called
Albert, the
Alfred i about age, Ave
height built strong muscular, dark brown and
rather pleasing eyes, and win look full
The face spoken quick IN his and plausible IN his
His syeIases (which remarkably CURED upwards
10 His right leg
bowed supposed he has taken with him two
dark rock dark pants blue striped shirts,
well as domestic under clothing.
will give $50 reward for his apprehension in the District Of Co
umba Of Maryland $50 taken
Of the State and lodged any Jail that him again.
All reasonable expenses will be paid. =
g. P. FRANKLIN
Alfred purchased by from the estate Of Colonel Crawford
Prince March, 1874 and has absconded with
out the least provocation
WAsHseros CITY, May 90 1850.
May 2l-3aw3w Hef5
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House OF Representative.

Yesterday the House went into committee on the Cali.
lorna message Immediately after coming together After
four speeches made BY Messrs Thompson OF Mssis-
spp, John A. King, Bingham, and Booth the committee
rose, and the House then took until p. m.
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NEW Religious Books and standard Works ON The
Noo every sect DISTINCTIONS hymn books and
books Of sabbath school books and church choir
books, Catholic melodies, &C.
Supplied Al the published prices, In an eases, by
Juns2 BookseIsrs, near Oh street
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PROPOSAL. Fuel for Marine. a. Warrington CITY.
HEApouARTERs MARINE CoRPs,
QnartermasteI's Once, Mashlngion. May 10, IsS0

Quartemaser's Office, Washington, May 10, 1850
SEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received this Office until 10
o'clock Monday, the 10th day Of June furnish
such anthracite
required the quarterly requslon OF officers commanding
nn stationed in washington city, d. c. from LIST July 1850 O
June, 1851.
Each proposal separately price per wood
and per ton for the best clean anthracite nom broken
and screened.
Wood coal will be furnished the option OF the
and viii be Delivered Piled and measured such
The officer designate, free Of tho United States
Persons desiring supply
bic quantity that viii be required by inquiry this Office
No bid will be entertained unless the
Two sureies OF known responsibility.
To be endorsed Proposals for Fuen May l53awJune 10
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A correspondent Of the Harrisburg Union. descantinp
the delay which has taken place in relation TO h
writes in the following happy strain:

In the end It may be the better. shall have all diff
eIences arising Of the muchvexed questions ABUSED
and the country permitted In swonted prosperity
The plan oil General Foote Tor select committee TO take
within its grasp all the disturbing questions conceive u
Of Wisdom and forethought and although when first
preached looked somewhat cody, Il seems at last
20 ha We ound favor with wise and good of all pses,
and will do rds giving him niche In the temple
fame The present the appropriate the accepted time
fern long since worn hresdbare and be better effect
cd now tnan any future period The plan OF he admin.
istration 10 admit California her present limits and
and leave the territorial question unsettled
demagogues 10 take up whenever suits their convent
epce and mike the motive that
promp selfish and base Their object Is well un
derstood have been keep clamof and aga-
lon and with cry of the Union DANGER" appeal
the people TO elect Gen Taylor With that view have
they and earth induce honest wings
10 sacrifice their principles and their country ia adheng
their nefarous scheme The folly Of such proceeding
only ecu allied by wickedness for the ief period they
have held sway they have furnished the brilliant
fame Of the old soldier that he could be
cleo led to any office In the gift of the people.
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Edmund Burke announces the termination Of his
ion with the Washington Union. The only explanation is
the expiration Of the for which he engaged The
recent denial by the Union Of this event. that
the result Of subsequent Circumstance. Ii is now
special southern organ start
ed and that Mr. Fisher who be It's editor goes into
the Union Troy tNns York) Bsdge.
True to its namel The above is really budget of
Numbers. Mr. Burkes retirement is not the al result Of
some subsequent circumstance" We know nothing Of
the appearance Of the southern press" but we pre-
sumo that i will make its debut in due season The
National Era Is anxiously expecting it, to break lance
with 1T; and as to Mr. Fisher, never heard or sus-
pected Of his coming into the Union.--UNIoN.
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their sine qua mon, and II they will take nothing else.
we are decidedly at issue with them We strongly
pect that they cannot get H. Mr. Burt so positively de-
clares in his recent letter viii they, then. insist upon
condition which may be beyond their reach Will they
leave this whole disaeng question open and the whole
country subject TO the agitation which has hitherto dis
turbed il like yocanol Will they dare the dangers OF
disunon because they will take nothing else. II such be
their position. we must then at open that issue
Give US peace extnguish these mschievous embers Of
excitement; suffer not the fame which may be produced
by vindicve passions and warning interests and political
nngues, TO rage and scatter ruin this glorious land
Give us either mode OF adjusting the controversy
but narrow il not down to single idea. Will
these gentlemen go with and take either measure,
as the wisdom OF Congress may be able extract from
the ayailabilities OF the times For part be
lieving that the Adjustment is practcableindeed
the other not at the present mewe would prefer to
pass the Adjustment gentlemen 60 for settling the
question, and if they prefer the Missouri Compromise
let them, if they please. try the questionput i to
the vote and, if they are defeated we conure them
fall back the Adjustment and TO improve it, if they
can-carry it through-and give peace to our distracted
country In the name OF the Union. we beg them TO
adopt this sober and considerable policy
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IMPORTANT InvaIids and Others Hoard the
Country.-Meadow Bank, spa springs.-T1e subscriber
making extensive preparations accommodate limited number
oonde who be DESTROYS Of inviting residence
during the months. His buildings viii be
ues Of the cybeing from CAPITOL
n the house twice each dayadded
~ DESTROYS Of retaining rgainng asa Of spring Of mneazed
water proved medicinal efficacy ali chronic facilitating
disorders he confident that this win present
s and such DESTROYS Of quiet rural residence Either
permanent transient boarde Will be received The Sabbath viii
De strictly regarded and iiers other than the friends
mates will be received upon that day.
such as would wish to board for themselves families
would do well 10 make m immediate application TO the subscriber
upon the premises.
referred for Thaddeus
Mr. John " Calsn, and also to Mr.. Thomas Perry.
May 2s-eo2m ROBERT w. BURRowEs.
MEN Cambria Observation-Disclosures undersigned res
petuuly invite the attention OF
orally 10 their assortment below named be worthy
special examination We have received
100 don. linen cambric hdks. at q per dozen
30 do do do atsl 80 do hne linen
so do do do % do
10 fine colored and black bordered linen
IS do plain bordered linen lawn hdkfs.
part which bargains rarely found.
trimmed and untrimmed, scoloped
all OF which
N than be obtained elsewhere.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, h co.
May l6-3tswif
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Before thtsf Justice himnndt
an srpicston - the Ceuit eomssl sr sshsr
the rsrcrs se belonging % the nee Of the Con
eoncr u sutofs 70 Mr. Bs-e The nes sppontsd cemas
Nj David Graham. IN rsstinx the srpcstier ts,i tAs
uinues Re rfoeceenfs of zoe meene ~ TIE us.rl ~
sstTse ard 81 the Jpeses of Sapsrior Cser,
ara temmen Pies. h.ld On TIE ta sssch, ii ~ ~teh
that al the JHegs trcsent a. ttat
Paine tevofal q rursretssrs decis,4
the unes that ths neetng tails css
chsir srd the keccratr csiisa th.rso hsr, s. IA.
resolutions deu stne NJ walker tni 20 ,9iofss ~
ystss without psF.u,e the fe.cess ~ Zee
fshe sna strts ihs surervisors ttfrsnz PARSED
BIvns e,niebsss vnt the msstipr a A.. 4.h s.r,s
vac legal, cprsto,edi that there pssant eshtsa
Judes ct The ttwt q tonu.n eaa aad 'he na, "a
bscsfcef. sso siS guases 81 tbe goavt IL en,ss
lest there ~ss so Jucgs ssdrua tia. Csar ssd tar
aeefet he eur,rrr 1errt TIE obuassi th-a produced
mgtsd 70 sttne: hs cent-aded that tksss was tisr
al We rtivdusis rrovdtd ~ a,atess 'hss
ooy rsnt 90 ,tst mse'iug atd hat tacse deciise<
veitf aid % under pstsAsos Of tlssatute ccua-
tt further eruerctt ths ceud ~ teer
thsret trssidafe fio % ths cfhert euy te~t
bsieieta 20 te c,st satates ssd s.Ese. ~ setas.
toG5 vhich saJs at cermon l.s indcssadsaty 81 >,l
sfthc cns,i uiioe the pavtr ~ aets sntrus,et
g. say nruher q rrn9ra hetu deh.tts ~ s.y
forrn sig. sssusy ifsl urrrefi ss-ases " a',e a
grcttr1ed iat thcse ~Ls y nst spptr -
atdt ~ tie acfa Ntttt,tr W. e, c these ~ %
C,ata hssra ctteifersbe trrh tapp ~ 81
paiks r.l pcsssaon II the care a. C~snn-sisnsr ~
Ircr.. 81 sg.itt us pssefe shs eed5 o sas.rvie5s
eont.ncs aorg osbsr ee, iaaA that The Alssnsa
tn scocs eonvered II Sag.fsso.s and they w.r~ nN
serr spAsss ef The ceuri Il cemnsa rsas s.s ,ssr~
thst Cepr pfssnt
ptrh.tn tstcSst4
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- he enabled to judge Of thos. presented to him.
no better than that OF the President IL was 20
let the people of California New Mexico and ths other
terrtsry settle their Own form Of gvernmsnt aud ap-
ply to Congress admission States In
the subject he spoke - national legisasing for
the whole country. He did not regard the ooustitu.
tion confederation of States, bat as Law which
cannot be violstsd without mourning its penalty The
StAtes cannot eecsde We ere one people and one
country having reciprocal interests and common dss
tiny lie noticed chsvSes made against the Presidsnt
exhibiting two faces the political csupaien aod
sad that the whss Of the North voted for him
Allisen letter platform Having vindicstsd the ad-
ministrstion from charges Of Executive utarfsrencs
In the sirs OF the territories, and insisting tina. the
late sdmisistrstion estabshed oivil govsrncsnts he
spoke in favor Of the admission Of California aud
answered many Of the objsetions He alluded to the
Efforts 70 obtain Cuba II get It. it must oome free
The Nashville Convention be regarded a. . trsasossbis
and Ia conclu ION, pressed his
that Presdspt Taylor would stand by the Union and
the oonstitutiop. The Prssdent had pledged himself
to carry out tho win Of the people Let that win be
expreseed, and need have NO fears that he Will
violate Of the principles proclaimed In the political
cam paign.
Mar WALLAcr, (dem) Of South CsrolIns, obtained the
noor. when the committee rose, and
The House adjourned.
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Common Cooncii.

LOAFD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
Tbt bctfd met Last the Pfsidsnt the chair
Jbe mtetit called especial "a.
IufIebe IrvotsehE the of the Siath aad
T.shth steIntA. Tbs fsiys iuz - the '. fpintioa-
Eeso y,r That The Council for the csrpogst and
leety cetd ~ ftsy all fufthsr proct-finFs
~ th~ Ninth from road a.
Rfi 81 alec. the of seunns r~efs
from 18th Isl nlsa TIth
ils and Ton sth 5th until farttsr order
ftLs foumtn teuucu 10 Concurrence esuaIrrsd
heels zen % ma 10 tie doek a, the foot u strse
Moth flyrr.
fr t.a mestt Boards n aldermen ana Aaast.a
70 ~ hcf monthly sad rrosfsnr the pay se-.
- Ist cav When - wott. vas tsksn aad PACED
hftcfnfoH O. fboit'h ~ Tef Room ~astst~a %
ssottca bsiA hesfds have adopted the rcsslaueu
vhfcL j. a. fslioss
hssoivsd, That the Ksser ~ tLs Ctr uaiI aaf 70
hsteiy tntuctsf 20 s-c-utsue, sf,er %
trsil nts 20 urhsh AZ IN. gutc eHr-nss.
rstuge 10 tie mentsfs q the Cc gsane <
~ III etiers
After ihs icart hsd aeigurnsd the AsFats found
tie bill e. rtt dic not es % TIE ksept - the ttx 1aH
a. disconfinne. &C. untl reit Aptil aprL l5jL a
ursffNaa ertfcre Cal4bt for Trdas steainl 10 ora
" The after rirtt The tf ofiensed
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Before thief Juttic~ oakley.
Arm s-Hr ~ a., orfy ffbro. Uovf y % - Thts ac-
en Witch hsd hesn tried before ~iteut atren
% either J-ry brought 70 recover hs vsins d quen
hssd On fufust ifT, BY tlsntn
nerfs sbav Carter srd tepsysed from The s,ee q the
latter n, the dsfendsrts havIrg Teen sid dsfsnfn
~ ehsv csrr IN Eafeh ~ the befirnipe 81 April is.
cc.,srsd The vert ei ne detend.nts taat The
otrs purchase The c clofh " shsu Carer from de-
tSsrta tss faith SD sso that the
frers them W sirt1. vas mede With fall Of
fsiltre ~ Shsv Carter
Before Jusee Sardford
Eocees Dourfre Doffd ~. revser. Actleu fer In
ur csvtd " the rla r'a falling nto An a-es
- the eefeptart IN John Witch alleged es
" The cstessrcs o. dfndsrt len unprotsetsd " r,ar
srotbsrvise rf the .cfenee eo,tsesss that ths
eecr occurred lrvush the ptsinufs he hsas
her STATE vhch rctte~d hin rcapshis of tskire
81 hiuse tsryes.d tbs, plaintiff vss ssrovs irlsred
~ TIE fs hs ce ~ bone snt ~ kss rbs hsvi-f
troten that he renewed the kepi's vhers Be
nsint& tsr ems tas sna IL nss yvt perfectly r-stsrck
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Fisr ~ Nsv.rx-A posssoript IN part ~ our last
s.epirst edition mentsopsd that . destructive hrs
brtks cut sbcnt three O'Clock r. In Chad wick q
exiessire patent leather factory, IN Front street
Ihree tuiosnes ony oot OF the niDe rhich composed
the fsetu were entirely destroyed. and the loss is
pserir n not entirely, covered ty Insurance Ia the
JsGssfoo. Eouit~tle. kew yosk Ftre and Nstin. Au.
gusts. North wees<rn. Hartford snd N.usrk nsrcs
Mutual Gcnrensee.-h .fs,eyf s.r, .drrd 4
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April The fecorasr The ohaw -eseri tfis iasuA
inE crs nov eh.fn ,srnls, foe sT7o. Tor qaarter.
ssnry refsfret a. tie otss ~
sne,sts Tor r'rs totees Of unrae ssss
10 pad.
het "to auerd ,hs Revived s..u,ss A. rsrrri q N.
nsn q ftsses pcrfon a.- rssscd RAJ g tsk
ttd IN relation 70 the csliec,ion - taNes
lori. sna 20 smsnd several sets Ia tae sta
uitut~d he nhr's q the HOARD rrsar
toun.ittte annual Tssas fsvsf rvrs.
teOus v ssertsd.
The New York herald., 1850-04-05

sriIn LsTrn ysos RIO Jssrso. The bark Nisne.o'
ia Cspt Neaceot. arrived at philsSephia on Wedsee-
csy ron RIO J-beiro kavirg lsr that port the 72d
sffthrusfy bringing sfvsc~s six dsy. later thsn be.
icr- feceived by the Dels~errsp, 81 Baltimore.
Iheu q ship o. the line Ohio, Capt etrib,ire, bsd
arrived from the fsctfo
tspt rs'e. that dIsess~ similar - the y-iI,-
ever ~ prtvsftg 10 sn sisrnipg degree particular
~ smors the shipping The cspt-ins spa rrsss ~ The
tteith ana Germsn ves>eis hsd ssT~red severely;
many 81 then bsd fallen victims a. the scourge snd
rspy mrrs were In tbe last seort-s cf death The BRIG
Eizate,h Capt Suor for Ns- yosk had iost TIRE. c1
hsr er~~. tspt oh, bsd h-en very ssck. had re-
eo,trd The y had sesn ready Gee ses ten esys
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uovem.n,s OF Indy, ,d.ai..

c. G. Turner, U 3. Nj J. n. Macarthur, y. 3. A.,
Hon. q. W. wright and Hon. y. Gilbert, California,
have arrived In this city.
inetop.
Rob.rt Bssnveil Rhett. II is ,ais, win he appointed
by the Governor of South Carolina 10 ,urpy the psos
~ the late Hon John G. Calhoun 10 the u. SENATE,
until his shsl be appointed bJ the Lssisis-
tpre
John Hopper Fec Of this city las been pro nted BY
Ooverhor Johnston. of Pennsylrsn,a- Commiseion-v
tcr that state TO tske Acknowledgements of deeds ds-
rc-ions ana proofs, &c, intended TO be used In ssid
state
The New York herald., 1850-04-05
Political Intelligence.

CONNECTICUT sLKcrIos.
The rturns IRON the Whole state, excspt sixtsen
towns, have been receiy-d. and result ss fone~s:-
1ssp 1850
The New York herald., 1850-04-05
Police fas~fffuspo~

LareerH-h woman raasd sarah g,assn .as arrcsi~a
yttrdsy er larceny of dJ gcoas At the ss o. h Lyss
IN tentre street
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