davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-08-19


- rHs rabsir siil - ssstif.sa 20 learn
ssssl ihs ruissa ssssss nail stsatn-
= ship sosn.&ny are e"sI.se y.
'T---- 1TaT a. xsssassss~ots srs - eyhhpsS.a
~ sses.rs pAsssnssFs hrosxia f'csn Ss~'
u - 80, .ssssness 4 shss eouagssy % mss. lss
mMnts "a ifaTsi 70 CAtftrnia. - pfoyisisg ships 20
an F@sh ~lth tscif shils 'se'D Ns~
ss y 4. g...s sss~s, shsa sesir-
80 ~ 49, ssai, - ssa arAs.s ~ 'asuuah psss~s~
feas S.n@sas 10 aas4aes. 81 sssif shlps s'e@ go
ins rsaBa fhss 80 a..s ii1'a ''ssas. = a. eo''s
as.sNls shss~s $50 eesia pfpase g@~~ssrs ~ 90
49, s.,.g,~g. SOD ~ ~h4h. shAisse uasThi ha
- s.tsnuse ftey @sas4 fs@fh htn fesneis."
s1nst lhAn W any sssw i.Ss Aai@sses1 aanh.
500 anA 80 pfsssbencs ~ iessf "a Mac Ssneif9
!, ~. 49,. ssesrnssa ltsiF st'ss ioge fssohibg
pA4.Asa - sssa a. was kssApsssa, sf'a cAs~fa ~,
trrsfun 81 tas isthtaus, @hsh wss snFff'~s,. " w.
,npaisenes a use ps.srngsrs 10 esaSF -,
80 ttsn 80 sias e9api pssaasiy fsseh raaassaa,
fF.s.r in4sgs af,tsras ass s9~ al ternesea itssH
a Sass staf phips q; lhs eausps.y 1nlsnaes 80 ~
o. ~ 49,, Save aggis - "a Faaafslss aha Ss'r-
~ =, s,, asss psst,rnasd tsips a. >sa tnAncsos
ana hss.i - th4s ,hs cpsnFany 49, go 49, -
give gss gahllg thr assas&sce thak tne snfAF
Ihs,Aaah ffssa Nsw hpfs ~ san ffa.. - ~'' W
Ths raf4h, tAeS neaa FaGapiA 10 s@n rf~"e"
HFpt nltc. Cspsaia asa-an,
colt MNi =, taptaan fetk,
f~fflMtA, saPtstu ttiiatNt@k
ANfFt.oPE tAqsRla A. kisy..
Il.ir AtlAntis and Gali Line, treta New f"fA
| 4, Giiagrts, "a she
GEORGIA. C@q,aih furtrf, y
Quo captain =. hfnCk b, Y
FALCON captain itaFssseans n y
4 The e5nurat,na h,f~~en ste I'VE bues va 'iT
As.tsliy and regularly kept uPs that no delay
tsyand ,hs uslal stay a ls'o ssag ia part a. fAns
| na IN nrise
Tbsr large sizr well -knawB sfsesd, ah9 sgffftnf
.tofis AZ tisssT AeM Work ana Cbsgfr.
| Inc aud The speed Ana recommendation ~ the
shis "A thsif fasifc has, psf che lssst ceft.is'
VI a ROBERTS,
cafnef Warren and West streets, " "
Augib im
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-08-19

For Norfolk. Ptney Point. and Old Pos"s'
4nA

For NorfoIk, Ptney Point. and Old F"'"s'
Fare Reduced.
yI>HE STEAMER OSCEOLA will, on tho 10Th Oh
L July commence making two trips week 10
the above places, leaving Washington every we'd
nosday and Saturday at y O'Clock. n, IN. Return
ing leave Norfolk every Monday and thursday !"
/. O'clock. q. m touching going and returning, at
Pincy Point, Old Point, Cone River, and TIE Usual
landings the Potomac.
Passage to PiBcy Point, = 90.
Passage and fare To Old Point, 81 90; to go and
return at any time during the bathing season, y U.
Passage aud fare To Norfolk, So 90
July III JAMES Mii'hhLb
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-08-19

GADsBY's HOTEL.
Corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and ia ST
Near RAILROAD Depot, Harrington.
Oct. lift
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-08-19
HuTcuuNGs's VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA
BITrEHS,


BITTERs,
SURE and certain cure for the Dyspepsia in
"A its worst iorms.
Also Liver Complaints, Jauudice, Heartburn,
Costiveness Faintness, Disorders Of the Skin, Loss
Of Appetite, Low Spirits, Nervous IIea ache, Gid
dncss, Palpitation Of the Heart, Sinking and foil.
ness of weight at the Stomach, and all other dis.
caused by an impure state OF the blood hNer,
&c, which tend to debIitatc and weaken TIE sys'
tenn.
Who suffer from morbid and unnatural cond-
tion will find this medicine Of INEsrIMABLK vALUg.
In all cases Of GENERAL DEBILITY this medicine
ACTS LIKE a CHARM
THOUSANDS
Have tested it's efficacy, and thousands more are
now under treatment; and not ono solitary case OF
failure has yet been reported. Volumes could be
filed with certificates of those who have been per
mancntly cured.
Circulars, containing the certificates of remark.
able cures, and the high estimation in which this
medicine is held by the public press, can be had OF
the agents free.
Price, 80 cents per bottle.
Principal Office, l22 Fulton street, New York,
up stairs.
Agents in Washington--CHARLES STOTT &
CO, corner 7th street and Pennsylvania avenue;
NJ. DELANY, corner 4 street and Pennsylvania
avenue. Aug l6-dlm
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON TELE-
~ GRAPH sTOCK-For sale by
Aug l5-Iw CHUBB & SCHENCK.
rINUOMAs COLLYER STEAMBOAT STOCK
L for sale by CHUBB s. SCnENCk.
Aug l5-lw
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA BOAT.
b THE hours Of departure of the
t.Lt-Y IL steamboat PHOENIX will be a
ae6A kskx. follows until further notice.
Leave AleSandriaat7l, 81 III a. m; 81 and b
o'clock, y. m,
Leave Washington at ; 3, lO, -, a m; p, a., and
z O'Clock, y. m.
An Omnibus connects with this boat TO convey
passengers TO and from the boat Passage for the
boat and omnibus, 1872 cents on the boat 10! cents.
Passage on the boat, going and returning, without
landing, only IL cents.
Aug l3-lw J. GUY CAPTAIN
CoOI< wANTEp,--A good cook can hear of .
~ situation by applying at the Republic Office
| July lSdu
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-08-19

porte, as ionOWs.
From New York TO Charleston or Savannah
State room, S25; Standce, $50; Steeragc, $40.
From New York 10 HavRna-state-r room, so;
Standee, > So; Storage, S25
From New York 10 New Orleans-Statc- room,
SIS; Standce, $50; Storage, S25.
Freight TO New Orleans, 25 cents per cubic foot
for measurement goods; other merchandise as per
agreement.
Freight will also be taken to Havana in limited
quantity at % cents per cubic foot, or per agree
ment The consiCnce al Havana To attend TO the
merchandise Immediately after tho vessel arrives.
To secure freight or passage, apply at the office
of the Company, II West street, corner Of Warren
street, New York NJ. o. ROBERTS.
Aug It's
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-08-19

The United States steamer Monmouth, Captain
Freedom, arrived here on Saturday, and We learn
VIII De- laid up for The present her services not being
longer required. Corrcsp ndcnt informs us That
there orc twenty two cpmPauiCa az United Staics
troops stl u Florida, some four lr vc un The coast
near Indian river, 'ho remainder 10 the interior.
Those On tho cco-t arc remarkably healthy, but
thoss in the interior suffer from duauLca. Some
of the troops. with blggarc wagons, &c, have
been ordered 40 Tcxas, win ue intention 90 chas-
iiFc thl Cuiuau,hcs. 90 s. supposed.
Since the little affair GO igtz creek tho Indians
have committed ma act oi hostility. bat have re-
manned quiet aud prarrlbc. Tie delegation Of
SDmiuulrs sent tu Florida from Atkansas by the
United Sietcs Government with tie intention 20
induce tie Florida Indians GO cmtEratc, have en-
Urrly failed in tht.r mi ion. sumo Old and su-
p,rauuustod, and soInr fDe degraded Indians alone
have lgit Tor thc Wet Toe remainder have stcadi-
iy rejected ull overture, o. .flI-Itc, and probably
viii hr allowed O. r.mr1i W FLORIDA, restricted TO
the boundaries enc GU...uucut rhall see ~ 90
maxi, uut f.rt them. Thu. ,.rminntcs the last Flo
iija war S0r1r ili fCHy Nr~', llh.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-08-19
pyuIIC SCHOOLS.

CANDiDATES az the approaching election for
- Memberships in the Public Schools, arc in
vited 10 cntihcmsclves for examination, agree
ably 20 The regulations Of the Trustees, Monday
the lgth inst. al 10 O'Clock, in the Alderman 8
fuom, City Hall.
By direction oi the
AugIi "a EXAMINING COMMITTEE.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-08-19
JoURpAN vs.. slAUny

STOCK Money, and Exchange Broker. Once
y ON PennsylS Ania avenue, eight doors wcst OF
Browns Hotel, Washington city.
Uncurrcnt notes bought and sold at beet rates
Stoc ks bought and sold
Notes and drafts collected.
July 23--ly
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-08-19

WHITE SULPHUR WATER, DihsS'
w from the springs, Grecnbrlsr, virginia. .o'
10 ]! y. CALLAN,
August g-dtf Sole agent ior this District
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-08-19

LIT-rELl.s LIVING AGE. NO. 3ss la cts
Co~TKsFa.
/, Dr Isl.ason and Dr uSokwc - Quarterly
Rspistr. ,s
q supt,iy II coaleau.-- Examana
a Amarican Factories Ia freiand r. >f<efai~
s. Th. Great Diamond srsrf1fes
d The Island VI Caba - Ffasa's hsgsssHs-
\ The nairs of Gsanlry - ffassv's nagas'nf,
= Goethe and his Infiuencs, ~ kuanb'~s" f"r"F'
. Tho Ncpaucse Ambassadors and sAr'r o""h-
try .-@ ETaHtnrr
10 Education a. Nations ~ syscfafor.
H. uynnastic and Moral Phenomena -Speefai~.
wv Asatxeros. 27th December, is4S.
s.OT all the Periodical Journals devoted 10 Late
nature and science which abound Va Europa and in
THE country this has appeared 10 me 70 le te mos
useful IL contains, indeed, The esposltlon only OF
the current literature of the English language, boi
this, 10y its immense extent and comprehension,
includes portraiture oi the human iaina an iae
utmost expansion VI the present age
81 ADAMS"
PuLlished weekly at AK dollars a year, by
n. LITTELI., d Co., Bottosss
And cold by JoasrH sHiLLisoTos, corner : 81
and penn. avenue Aug. l3--dtr~Awi~
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-08-19

Tur SrAys TuAur IUr uuut,r Of slaves Tor
vino. liquor, ana o. .a.h-, annually exported
f.our Ntw Work @, i1.. .. ,uunir.cs. y enormous,
amounting. in ihr toIur li tie season, Ia many
millions ihcre b.iue .uwsumr7 no many a.
.0)lU1 dispJ.,d cd uun Nr D.unistuun's yards
Zoe Water street ani u q 9os yn. and b. large q
quantity from Mr li1flf,s 8 CO. of Brook
lyn. Ihy snvra, which alc mostly 81 white oak.
arc brought rcndy lI. yur,i "a Esr and shape
from tht iaftsta oi Onto a.u INC other western
Statcs, and IL number oi ilrlrs Hrc employed a.
THE season 81 t. yt.r u fNr cNclu.iNc carriage II
these ouolr. bat q stuHI j .ton ~ which at &C..
quirea by tie coopers 90. Sow York Jo'0. tom.
1NroprAvr raou RuJhNtfso. Buniag Of F1u,
Itsstls. We lrarn Iuui fi.. " 4 lunts, that a
few days before D. .1l,i from RIO Jsncito, news
bad reached that pacJ thaJ iu' British Admiral
on that station, will tlU brusn Steamer torno
rant, had entered tl jn.i, P.raEuty, and burnt
four brazilian vessels lH. Ilt opened q Ore on
The steamer 6ni fInti far ol hcf mon. d was
supposed hc Admiral haa received .utiructtons
irou hnmc 60 rapprrrr the lave uaoe There was
great excitement 90 kio Jtncir', catscd ~ the
incident, and 10 was thought % would lead 81 souIo
difficulty between the braziliaus and the British
The sickness had nearly luleided when the lafgpo
soicd on che 9,h of 1Ily Nn iwi Pol
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-08-19

GoOK WAsTEp'--A good cook can hear of 3
July lS--du
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-08-19
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP co.

iEA THIS splendid steamship will sail as
xf.tE. above, with the Government mails
uE&f2o1 for the West Indies and California.
The arrangements for the transportation oil pas
scn rers TO San Francisco, without delay on the
Isthmus, being completed, the Company are
now preparing to issue Through Tickets, Of all
classes at a reduced rate OF passage.
The books for the OHIO on the Goth instant are
now open, and tickets through can be obtained at
the following prices:
FROM NEW YORK TO CHAGREs.
State room berth. .......................S lOO
Stnndee berth, forward saloon .............. ~
Storage BERTH found bed, and separate table. 90
FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO.
State room berth. ........................s 800
Storage berth, found bed and board. ....... 100
Passage can also be secured for the intermediate
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-08-19

\ oSr-A GOLD SLEEVE BUTTON, having
l. on 10 the initials, ~. w ID, for which suit
abic reward viii bc paid at THE Office. Aug ~
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-08-19

And cold by JossrH sHiLLfsoroS, corner 81
md Penn. avenue Aug. l5--sltr~Awi~
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-08-19

CAMP MEETING.-On the land Of Mr.. Febree, in
Fairfax county, Virginia, about eight miles from
this city, camp meeting is now being held. Yes
terday morning a very large number Of persons
from this city visited it, and the general attend
ancc was unusually large We regret 10 add that
amongst this great multitude were many disorder
ly persona and that the day and the occasion were
dcsccratcd by fighting and other acts of a most
seemly character.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-08-19
ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHINGTON boat.

rgNuE AUTOPIOGU APHY OF LEIGH
4 Hunt, with "Reminiscences OF Friends and
Contemporaries 2vOls.
Pictorial Field. Book Of the Revolution. Part s.
Auv 40 FRANCK TAYLOR.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-22

Yesterday another tribute paid to the memory Of
Washington. The Washington Light Infantry paraded
the avenue with handsome stone. drawn on car by
eight horses. and conveyed it to the Washington Mon
ument. II Is sculptured out Of Vermont marble. and
bears the simple inscription. "Washington Light In
fantry." An eloquent Grafton delivered by Mr..
Gusts on the occasion Of this presentation Should the
designs Of the fanatics OF the madcaps be consumma.
ted in the dissolution OF the Union, what becomes Of
this Monument OF q nations gratitude Who will com
pe,e i'll Who will preserve it, What will become Of
the nation itself by whom il to be erected What
will become Of these beautiful grounds and these splendid
buildings. which were once dedicated to the United
Staes7 How long will be before modern Volney
shall stand these crumbng structures, like the ruins
Of another Palmyra, and excaim, These the ruins
OF a once powerful empire !"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-22


This document has come TO hand. and we have read
with some care Il 10 complete echo Of Mr. Hunts let
lsr and aboands in dexerous special pleading The au
thors well knew that their would excite the
constituent OF many. il did not call for the cloak Of
charity 10 cover il from reproach. They have accord.
ingy suited their Arguments ward OF danger and to
screen themselves from the which they were
fully conscious they had incurred In word il is in the
nature Of plea known lawyers as plea Of eonfss-
sion and auoidanes II confesses the fact, and sets up
certain msy pretexs to avoid the effect OF the confess
sion. 49,
We would tread lightly on the ashes Of these extinct
and s0aot0ed up patriots They have stood in the pre-
dicament of the eloquent. patriotic Grondins Of the
French revolution. when feebleness and want Of energy
succumbed TO the superior audacity OF Robespiee and
Danton. They could harangue for freedom. but they
dared act They terminated their brilliant career un
der the are Of the guiotine Senator Seward reserved
the like honor for Mr. Granger. Mr.. Fillmore, and his
trends.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-22

MONTPELIER, Vermont, Oct, 10, 1850; The legisa.
iure OF this State have elected the Hon. Solomon Foot
of Rutland as United States senator IN place OF the Hon.
s. s. Phelps whose expires the fourth OF March
next. .
This Mr. Foot was candidate for clerk OF the House Of
last winter and defeated by southern
votes for his anti slavery "prejudcrs"
Nsp York Evening Post.
vERMosr-UsrED STATES srsAToR. Hon Solomon
Foot Of Rutland has been elected BY the Legislature OF
Vermont United States senator Tor elk years, place oil
Mr. Phelps, whose term expires IN March next Mr..
Foot had plurality in both branches OF the legislature
he had IL Out 20 in the senate and The fourth
balloting in The house, Mr. Phelps being Withdrawn.
had Ia out of gao votes when the senate in and
ratified the appointment, Mr.. Phelps, who is super.
seeded, is gentleman OF good ability, and OF much iniu-
ence in his station He has for himself character
in the Senate which his successor will do well TO emu
late-Boston advertiser.
with Mr.. Phelps the Senate loses one OF its abes,
members He has one OF the most logical minds in that
distinguished body-a gentleman firm in his purposes,
comparatively liberal in his views, and inferior to
one in the influence which he welds in public
cils-USIoSl
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-22

The volleys OF artillery which we heard on Thursday
night last ejocngs al Alexandria for the first coal
boats which had descended the canal from Cumberland
They promise the citizens OF Alexandria and Washing.
great advantages from the enterprise The coal Is
said be the best the world for boats, except the
coal IRON Wales. II now sells at 80 so per ton. Ol
there Is scarcely any end 10 the quantity which
lies mbedded in the Cumberland mountains One Of the
boats which arrived on Thursday evening at Alexandria
navgated By New Yorker, and il was built from
the unieed timber OF the woods, the spot in 80 days
She consigned to MIR. George Riggs, negbbor
Of the Hills The beautylof the thing is, that this enter
prising New Yorker the first to get down, and the
hrst 10 get of with a return cargoeavDg his Virginia
competitor behind him in the BASIN
The Alexandra Gazette OF Saturday morning announces
aSee wh coal II from The U e Raw
don, belonging to New York company, was the first to
reach the basin, and closely followed by the South
smP!on beionsins 70 the transportation line OF Messrs
ceived by our citizens with a salute OF one hundred
guns, and other demonstrations. These are the first
rivals direct from the mines that have reached our
wharvss by way OF the canal and we hail with Joy and
gladness Tin common with fellow citzens) event
40 intimately connected, we conceive, with the future
growth and prosperity OF good old town For many
we have had our attention seadfasty directed TO
the completion Of this work the harbinger Of bet
ter and prosperous days, and have watched with
anxious eye its slow but steady progress TO its
terminus and now that we privileged 10 chronicle
its completion in connection with arrival direct from
the mines shall be excused IT, in the buoyancy OF our
hopes and expectations, we yield to the OF
ioy For many years we have labored faithfully in be-
half OF this great work and whenever doubt or uncer.
taniy has attended the operations OF The company we
have never tailed TO lend feeble efforts support OF
lis claims But all doubt and uncertainty must now give
way This great Giant has stretched forth his long arm
and unlocked the long buried treasures OF the mountains
and laid them feet II becomes us TO unite in
making the best deposition possible OF the advantages
secured to by its completion The great Potomac val.
lew with The agricultural and mineral resources OF those
immense and inexhausiibe coal drifts on the eastern
slope o the Alleghanes, spread out before US
and brought within our reach"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-22
[By telegraph for the Baltimore CliPper.l
drripaf from ChaRrfs,

NEW YoRx, Oct ls-6 p m The steamer Philadelphia
arrived here to-day Chagres she brings lao psssen
gers and $500 900 worth Of goddus on freight The con
sipnnents 10 Baltimore areComer& sons, $4,000 Winter
81 Latimer IS 600; N. Walker, 81 900; Burning DIXON
IS 900; Head ~ Buckner, VI ,0OO
The new. by Philadelphia Is no later than thatby the
Crescent City.
South Carolina Election.
Cor.UMnr. Oct l9--Al the old members have been re-
turned without oppo ton follows Daniel Wallace,
James Orr, Jos. A. woodward John McQ ieep, ARMS
toad Burt William Aiken, w. +. Colcock.
[Retuns have come in from the whole district, which
show that Mr. William Aiken has defeated Mr.. !. T.
Holiness the present representative Of Charleston by
considerable majority. Mr.. J. s. Rheu seems 10 have
made but indifferent run. We have not the honor Of
Mr. Aikens acquainance but he was formerly the gov
ernor Of the State and bore high character Wedare not
express the regret at parting with old acquaintance in
Mr.. Holmes, because any compliment we might pay him
would do him no good 10 Charleston.
Mr.. Carew, editor of the Charleston Mercury, is
elected to the State senate by very heavy majority
UrIosl
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-22
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALrIAsoRx, October 2l--6. p. m.
Military Parads.-Cornsr stone Of another Monument
The Mitchell M,rder.-Cax Of Outrage Markets
&c.
We had grand military parade to-day in commenora.
ton of the bstla Of Yorktown which occasion the
of be built In Ashland Square has
been laid whichs to DO reared In memory Of those youth
iul martyrs liberty, Wells and McComss. who shot Gen
Ross and lost their lives In defence OF the cy In 1874
large portion Of the money has already been raised
the monument will be erected, thus adding another
monumental and patriotic ubute to the character Of Bsl
more as the Monumental City. Governor Thomas was
present. and took part In the ceremonies OF the occasion
The parties arrested the charge OF killing Edmund
Mitchell have all been committed 10 jail and the court has
far refused all bail There to be doubt that
Of the party fred the fatal shot. and effort Is being
made 10 induce them give up the guilty man, in order
TO secure their own safety.
The OF Emerch, charged with outrage upon the
person Louisa Nehern again up before the CITY court
this morning. The girl again the stand this
ing. and underwent long cross-examinaon, without In
the slightest differing from her former testimony.
The news from California announces tho death Of = Mr.
Harper Of Washington city, who shot the I'd Of
September The MarPosa mines by the accidental dis
charge Of his pistol.
The aARKrrs.-The Baltimore market has been quite
inactive to-day, with change note In the prices Of
-four and grain.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-22
To Editors or Newspaper.

I'VE beg your advertisement ana 70
the tender services In the posecu
ton bounty lands which you may SEND
MS half usual fee, which - nvs
dollars for obtaining 100 and three dollars scr
for publishing our adveusemen ma
preparing and forwarding the papers 10 u.s.
this poposa please insert TINS eiIeua ano ou
We readers 10 the advertisement
Messs DUFF Green and Richard H. Clarke atto
news and agents would 70 persons
having bounty lands PENSIONS that we have maas ar
for the claimants calling u cur
prepared and forwarded 70 ncse
gentlemen Washington who will properly attend TO hem en
ofices.n
member Of Congress. -,
Please copy containing our caro- wch
wi" ho''S u DUFF GREEN,
BEN. r. GREEN,
RICH,D n. CLARKE.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-22

Some of contemporaries are NJ fault about our
habits As II is matter Of unquesonabie importance,
beg leave state, for the benefit Of the rising genera
ton, that the commentators have either msread our
original article that have mswri,,en L. We in
tended say thar we went to pillow at three
four o'clock for eleven successive nights, and
eight (hs morning, if they pease Since Congress
had their recess have fallen back into natural and
comfortable hours but STILL they say in New Orleans
we retire in the :" small hours"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-22

NEW GOODS JUST RECEIvED.-We respectfully invite
~ the attention OF friends public generally
extensive additions Among
found many new and GOODS both In styles and prices
Al want OF great bargains especially invited We the
following;
Is pieces embroidered changesble cashmecs and cheap
article for ladies' dresses
10 pieces plain and fancy co,ored cashmeres
80 pieces beautiful style priced mousnes and cashmercs,
in figures.
The above goods bargains and viii be offered
reasonable terms purchasers punua
toners.
cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, n Co.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-22
Nominations in Massachusetts.

BosToN October IS The Middesex democratic and free
soil convention have nominated the annexed ticket for
aors: Joseph T. Buckingham, John w. Graves, Henry
Wilson, Luke Wellington, Nathaniel p Banks, jr., j. NJ
Usher It's supposed that the past difficulties ad-
iusted Richard rockingham, h is the democratic can
ddate for Congress from the fourth district lately repre-
sented bv the Hon j. G., Pafrey -.