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TIE SLAVE TRAFFIC BILL IN THK sEy.rE-coL PRE-
moNr's CALIFORNIA BnLs-rnK HoMx DEPART
MINT. &c.
ovk SPECIAL ryLrSssrHIo coskEsrosDx-cs.
wssmSoro-, September n. 1850.
This vas great day on niyEerolosy In the Senate.
There quite quarrel bet ~een Mss,rs Winthrop
aud Jsn.rson Davis respecting the impri ,snment Of
Ysntee colored rssmen In Charleston. The chances
iook had for abolihing the slave trade here.
Col Fremont proposes to INTRODUCES bill granting
permits 1t small prices to the gold diggers to york
luitsd space all the receipts TO belong to the
disg.rr IL vii abolish the tar upon foreiEnsrs but
prs, nption rights and grants OF land will only be
given ~ citizens and sctunl settlers, and grants
v b. msd. 81 the COLO lands, only permits - -ork
them wbtn the digger quite bis location 10 IL open
to ,omsbcdy sise on paying for the permit. This 10
the tubstsncs OF this bill.
Another bill vii provide for careful survey aud
d.msie.on Of the gold snds and for the appoint ment
Of offers 20 parcel the out and another bill w pro-
ytd. Tor the adjustment 81 the existing land titles
All these bills viil be- introduced In . few dsys
TIE ReruIhc Of this morning contains letter rom
Cb.iIss J. Jenkins. Of e-erais DECLINING on account
a. the multiplicity Of bis professional epgasements
the Ice OF feor.tsry Of the Interior offered to hi
By u. PRESIDENT through Meesrs Ds-son and roomos
John q Sargent comes out, this morning -th sa-
lsistory srice, opon his resumps the editorial con-
utl Of The Republic
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The account. from schleswig rate that. on tho
evening Of the 26th i've Danish vessels approached
the Holstein coast, end eheoteSA landing ~ Gruae-
valid; the garrison Of KEEL was imme.k~,ely sent
to drive the parties back TO their ship-.
The King Of Greece has lsf Athena cor Trieste
ard Mapich. Previous 10 his departure a new
ministry IVES formed.
The President Of the republic Of France return
Ito Paris on "Wednesday, the 1,,h ui,. lie was.
10 q. stated to leave sgsn on the 9th % this moash.
for Chsfbourg, and will sabss 9uenily visi, The
Southern department Of France.
According to Ms PARIS Dsbais The death ef Louis
PHILIPPE has produced general and p,inSnl feeIns
In Pare; and the Co~ssif~fio~.R tells Ns that shs
death, Which three years age would have been q
terrible pottica event, 10 snly great and pathetis
spectacle.
The Quess Of Spain continues In good heslth-
-Four vesssh of var. With four thousand men. are
TO he go, Immediately to Cuhs, IL beiog understood
tina, another h~ocsneering erp<ditios sgsin< that
isiasd " In ccesemplstion.
The Aus,rians hav, written 70 the Pope aad 10
sbe kias Of ssples, advising Q noss us>sssAs
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August Sat 14P NJ sailed from Liv.rpoo n so
abreast Of II olyhesd. Light winds
Sept lat $50 abreast OF Tusktr .rrs-
cd N. g. Cambria 2;2S P. NJ, Cape C.. #E
one mile Clear.
Sept s-At noon, passed an iceberg. q crate winds
and cloudy.
Sept. 1850 abreast Cape Race, mil Oh 3 a NJ,
passed Z: Europa. Moderate and cloudy
Sept s-Moderats and fosgy. At $50 r. ~, Ansr
repeated soundings stopped the engines and hove 70
for the night-blowiDg gale from q. W. 70 NV
Sept s-AtT A NJ. saw the land, and at $50 arrived
at siifaI after passage Of days 20 hours, 40 min
utes
sept lo-Len HAlifsI at i1;soA.M. Light brssss
and nne.
Sept. ll-AtsA. NJ. made the Highlands; at 10 A.
NJ abreast OF sandy Hook 1880. arrived at Quaraa-
tine; ii ~, arrived at the dock in Jersey City.
There appears to be the greatest interest respect
ing the relative speed of the Atlantic and Pacific
(Collns's line) and the Asia and Europa (Cunard's
lne.) This voyage, the first Of the ASIA to New
York, is considered the test voyage, and as such
her time compared with that Of the steamers which
have made short passages will be Useful record
THK SHORTEST PASSAGES FROM LIVERPOOL TO NEW
n1 70
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Heuss OF Representatives.
~ Rams xLRcrRo-CHKMIcAL TELEGRAPH.
WAsHINoror Sept IL 1880

wA'HIssroE, Sept. II, 1850.
,HE CALIFORNIA RIpREsINrArNks.
The fret business was the motion Of Mr.. vsnabls,
(dsm) Of N to refer to the Committee of Election
the credentials Of Messrs. Wright aud Gilbert repre-
ssntstives from California
Mr.. Rosrsso, moved to amend, BY ubstitutingIthat
the Speaker now swear in the members
The demand far the previous question was seconded
under the operation Of which, Mr. Robinson's amend
nent was agreed to-yeas loo, nays &c.
YrAs-h.sr. Albertson, Alexander Allen Andrews b.
ker BAY, Bea, Burn.tt, Bisssil. Booth Bovip Br us
c 8 u sali
Carolina Calvin c.pps;, Carter Carey Chandler Cole.
pSris: I 81 nI ssus
S.aSsa G a.:n .; s
ns.ss'S s:v., ns'iI Jashson 4 New
John Kaa IHs.ssn sss Esi: fl sS.s. s'I 's
n.Iss.ss seL..s KsassssS Es.sssa xsr sssas.
s olsi Afs:i: Reas.. rss .: sss ..i:s
ssv,ss. schspek sehermsrho fohoocraf. Sheppard
M iusa Iga:ihl walden waldo Watkins. wentworth.
phA,s-ss..,. Asd.r.0n Ashs. Av,r.', B.yly ro-do.-
cosS cf ala Sosos r..,h.y...n S9ssa
5on: ss:on SrSSs ins a.. ~
y-fssor, Of 1enni johnson, Of ~ johnson, Of Arhi
Ha.lai HscisrssHd ssonssa Eow,iii: .sss. .i,l.ss.
s. os osf; :s P.Tl,r .e'' hu%ssy sag.
v,s1oS sIse. wsiiSoTs, Williams. wooS%ars-:s. '''''
Inc no'on Oh mr. 'enAoiei - thus amended, vas
agreed to without division 30 the House decided to
swear In the new memb@rs
.u..,,, :.
"''e my eo"e inefe 'neJ AN s"a severM
voices; fer Mr.. Boyd was coming down the aisle
followed by Messrs. Wright and Gilbert. Having
reached the foot of the steps leading to the spsers
chair, that ofhosr came dswn and administered the
oath Having made Low bow he rrssmsd hi dignity
=, 80.
-" s'""A
Members new Hooked around messrs. Gilbert and
Wright shaking them by the hands; and they suh.e
oo.n,l, ,o,t ...,s'
V"'n"J ''eA'
rENSsrL,AsIA coSrksTEp ELECTION
In, syyAxrs call. to order ana tb. Hous.
A.. "A. -. :, A, =. - -.-,...., -,
w wv e'hr''''s'i'" " 'e 49, W - NV
ton fro Pepps ylvsns-Mr Litteli Who contests thu
.est ot Mr. Rohbins
a., - ...
phs;W Wv" ,a amaa..' an. s,t,,wa
~. "N''"e' w." Wv s
m, NOR ,.,t.,x .,,....,,. u,...
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Nsw OsLRsss, Sept 8 1850
Dates have been received from the city Of Mexico TO
the 1eth ult
An extraordinary session Of the Mexican Congress
had been opened during -hich 10 vas determined not
to secspt Of ~ resignation Of the Minister TO wash
ipgtsn. but lssve Of Absence wss granted TO him.
One Of the insurgents st esn FrHnciseo, B-lksm
has be. n defeated espturtd aud executed.
Tobst o.. followers have hen Dispersed and outs ved
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q. O. OF %. 20. L.. orc. y.

CrrcisrsrI, Sep tsmber n, 1850.
The Grand Lodg. Of the United stat.s sg.in failed
81 quorum tod.J; thirteen Grand lodges. snd
eleven Grand bncsmpmsnts Oply appearing Among
the abe ptees are GIasd Lodges % ohio keutuety
Iov4sfsss Afkspsss TeSss q. Csroiins. N Oarolb.,
Georgia ard Nirsinis; and the 0rsnd Encsmpmsnts
q Kebtueky, Tennessee, hississppi Louisiana Ala
ban. North Csrolibs. South CsrSlins aud 0eorsis
Quite an rxetsnspt snists In regard TO the fsure,
Witch ~iii esrtsipiy affect tn. splendid l.ves hs
gIvtn night ut the Burnet House, by the br~hrer
IN bencr Of tbs occsion BY consent the Representa-
tive. Of Nortb srn New York classified vh.n Mr.
W L. q. smhh. and Davis NJ. Essn, drew for tvo
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HanHisHuao, September III, 1880
Lat bisht elsrhs ferry bridge, which crosses the
susqu.hsnns river at Dupesn's Island. Seventeen
m les above Harrisburg st Me- mouth Of the Junista
liver totally destroyed by ire veil pert q
the public vcrks, vbish extend for halt . mile
The loss one hundred and t-enty Thousand dollars
IL n supposed 20 b. tn. worn o. sn tncendisry
n necessary. o steam tee boat vin be spb~sltwt~<
tor the ferry until the bridge Ia rebuilt.
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Interesting fsssa TEXAS

kE~ OaLs.-s, sept 9, 1850.
Galveston dates Of the I'd lost say that decided
disp osltop 10 manifest TO aeo.pt any honorable pro-
D, sIttun for the r.ttemsnt Of the boundary IL IL
puype..d that tn. Legislation. vtll =djyurn ustl
the az Mr. P,arres bill 10 sc-r aissd, unless 10
sdirutps 90 ~ seem hls tb. let Dee. mb.r
Tn. papers ssy that the season s too late Tor troops
msrcbiuF
Ats large Union meeting. held 81 Houston resolu.
tops sdopies opposed 20 s-pdins troops Ia SAINT.
We and ipstructipR county delegates TO sccept the
Con proposhh "
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Cotvssu,, sept. n, 1850.
The ehoIers he's to ell sppsnsnos left us. No Gases
nov reported.
cr-cf-rsri, Sept n, 1850.
The Board 81 Hs.tN have reported thai the oAoisrs
bsss utrslv rcd
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ARRIVAL OF THE AsIA,s MAILS.
~N~~>~>~-~~~~~~~~~~~~
ONE WEEKS HISTORY OF EUROPE.
-~0<N~~~~~~N~>~o~s~~~>-
THE DETAILS OF THE NEWS.
.>~~~~N>~~~~~~~o~~N~~~~
ONE Of the WONDERS Of the AGE.
~~~~~~>~~NN~>~~N~>~~~~~~
fdegruphis Dispatches under Water from Calai.
France, 10 Dover, England.
The Death OF Louis Philippe, Ex-
King Of France.
fHR PEACE CONGRESS- OF TIE WOlLn,
--~~-~~y-0~~~~>~~~~~-~y~~~
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
~~~~~~~~~~~>~-~>~~~>->~>
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION.
SNN>N~~~>N~N~.~~y~~sS~~
The Great Struggle for tho Supremacy
Of the Seas.
Ac Ac dzC.
ONE OF tine WONDERS OF the AGE.
fdegraphle Dispatches under Water from Calak,
France, 10 Dover, England.
The Death OF Louis Philippe, Ex-
King of France.
fHg PEACE CONGRESS- OF TIE WORLD,
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION,
DC, &c, &c.

The British mail steamship Asia, Captain Jud-
kins arrived at her wharf at ii o'clock yesterday
morning, on her frst trip to New York. She left
Liverpool at IL o'clock, NJ, on Saturday, the Sist
ult, thus performing the passage in ten dsn,
tteerfy t~o hosrs AVID thirty mixxtes- one Of the
shortest, bvt not gsits the shortest, on record
Annexed is the log book Of the Asia.--
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We are indebted 20 the Cunard Company for q
Geographic dsspstch received from France by tho
Sutmartu> Eisctto Ttiegyopd, shtoh has just bee.
io'd under mater from CaLau. FSanes, 10 Dover,
EnEiard! This IL, we believe, the first new
dsspatch flashed under the Straits Of Dover II In
annexed
The Latest views.
TEIEoRaHUc nv TIN SUBMARINE LINE rs LDvDos,
And THKSCE OVERLAND wiKxs To LivKa~
FooL.
P.,u. Friday Night. ksz. 20, 1850
ny the compstion Of IN. electric telegraph h.t-ssn
fpeispd aud france. az IN possession Of nsv. 20
lsis bovr on FRIDAY evening the Goth
Too other provincial cou ncils thas- Of the Haat~
Ni"r ne and Crruss, tboth to-isist d -hsvs
oppressed ~t In favor 90 q revision 80 the eoastl
tuition The Council 0eusrh ~ IN. Hiatt r.I-ot-d
The proposition AZ contrary Go the Lag Of 1893 and
only for that reason.
The Pr-slsents tour 70 Cbsrbours .. d,eId. a a,so
He i'to i.sv. Psris on the ID Of September sni
turn he l2th
The -e.kI, accounts pubii.hing ~ th. Drse,o-. q
the Bank ~ Fr.pes show that tue cash on hsad has
iucr' s--d 10000 francs. TOE oogmsrcii biIl. dts
have inorsss.d by SEQ or The baok in circuits
tion have a.crsss-d by 80 CoOfr.ncs Tn b,l.uss
TO the ersdt Of the Treasury has increased sTJo
francs
Tn. Bours. continued dull In th~ ab..nes AZ sp.ou
lstios Elves opened etfso Aaa closed 95too rhr-.s
tsflb.
Ls-po- s,rrspsr. AUG at-iasaPM
10 ore'sn exchanges, y-s;eria tbs mfuui Of be
tion took place
This Is the telegrspha news. We now pro seed
to give the latest intelligence by mail -4he old
way.
There was not much bu-iasss doing IL American
stocks in London. Annexed were the quotations
on ihs Both ut-
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Tn. Battle erNor,n Posns.

Bstrpohr Sept II 1870.
The hattie ~ north pctp, vii b. cei-hrst-d 70
row The wcrth ini.stry frcm Tots re arrived this
netning a goin In The celeb~sties-
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INK SHORTEST PASSAGES PROM LIVERPOOL To NV
YORK, Prom WHARF To wuARg

The Asia snd Europe, in moderate weather, arc
about equal in speed-perhsps the Europa is little
the faster out in heavy weather the Asia is decid
eddy the best Of the two steamers. Hereafter tho
New York steamships Of The Cunard line arc TO rua
direct to this port, without touching at H.l,far.
1hpsthe great struggle for the supremacy Of "a, seas
hos Jarig commenced
The GUARD steamers to come direct 10 TAI, por
in the next two nlonth s are ~ f,llow.
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PpiLspkLrHIa. Sept. IL 1880.
Pm. Hes Alerspder n stewart. formerly . mem
Ter Of Congress from we.tefn Virginia. has accepted
the sppoini % Secretary % tbs Department. Of Tbs
Intsror
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ut-tr-rart sept. n, 1880.
TIE boiler ~ the steamer Peter Miller plod~d
TsdscAh yessesiAy. ~ brrposisd six uvss srs lcst
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The On stno Election.

PosrL.Tp, Sc pt-mbsr H. 1850.
The aspect Of the Con grrssionsi delegation Just
elected la this State 10 about settled, and wnl We
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In esss the money coming TO her shsi eso~et this
sum, che vn hereafter designate the charity 20 when
u shsii b. appropriated
Three spthvsiastie cheers v~re thsn given for ssr.
and N. bisge separated NJ the most psr'sz
order spd without erushins, owisg 20 the e1esh<st
police srrsrsements On their wsy hom. tne uoohsf
fui songstress the subject ~ dscw"on smons
ssth.r s.eh seleetirs from the wonders OF hw ~
fcrmsnes ZONE bsso'r OF feat hsi nse~ed sore
dazzling tban ths rftt
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Leaving a.. poo-l xion Of the Stat. In this
ietp-~t tie ssme a. In the pr-seot Gongress In.
~ u- have net come Ia very freely today 0ovehar
Hubbard vs, Elected lsst Dear ~ bsl u.jorty. Ne
T. rBbnius vdl this pear aud will b. ths next 90.
The Hous- IL dsmseratie The --nzt- CON
ti,t- ~ 81 usmh.rs sbd far heard from de
hAv. elected teo TIRE ~hir. I'd tree solsfs
cir The ether disftiets sre VT a. cons In
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cordj,iop, AID mucL b'ooisaed aa'iciQa's3fr from
Intestine feuds Ths war patties Of the Sioux hsi
7 OF bsen heard from up to the tune OF A'if Ha,
tons departure, and he expresses the o4Het that
they will no. return until they have met theiv foes
and tad their revenge. They have an old grudgs
sganst the Ottoes aud g more recent one growing
Of sundry depredsti nI'he way Of horse steal
Ing and scalp taking last sesson, which they have
sworn to revenge by exsermina;ing the whole
tribe. This ex petition Of the Sioux, il ia thought
will be the signal Tor general rupture and may
be ,batour north. Eestern frontier Will De the thea
Ter Of mapy bloody battle between the different
tribee
MAJ Hauon reports the general heslth Of the
tribes much improved, and the cholera, which had
got smopg them to s0mc extent nearly extinct
Two white men died Of the disease at Fort Pierra
during rhe simmer, and It's progress among che
Sioux was checked by thsic scattering over the
prsiries and living in small parties Taey were
stili out the mode of last month aud not above
five or six lodges were to be found together. By
this means the con;agion had gradually aud eInos.
finally disappeared, although a g-eAf many had
fallen victims to il during the iorepars OF the sea
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Srom Council Bluffs and the Iudlan Country
FROM the 81 Louia Republican, sepi22.

$r0m Council Bluffs and the Indian Country
From the 81 Louia Republican, Sept p.
The steamer Robert Fulton arrived yesterday
Srom the Upper Missouri with fair freight and
crowd Of passengers. Mr., Mcintyre, the obliging
Clerk has furnished us With foil file Of papers in
euding Weston, st, Joseph and Ksnesyille of
very late date The boat left Council Bluffs on thu
18th mat Nothing nav in that vi,inisy On the
Roth tbs boat lay by all night st ths mouth OF the
Platte, and on Wednesday LAST shs lett ST. loseph
The river WAS falling from the Bluffs to the mouth,
&ith thee fest in the channel above s! Joseph,
ehree feet and half 10 the mouth Of Grand river,
sad nom thence down four to four and half on the
principal hsrs.
AT ss Joseph the Robert Fulton took on board
Mr, barrow aqo Indian agent at Bellevue, aud
Ar' hstson, indian scent for tho Blaokfeet and
other tribes beyond Folt Pierre, The latter gen.
Sleman iett the Yellow Stone 10 8 Mackinaw boat,
laden with robes tor Harvey, Primeau 4 Co. about
tho s0Ih OF August, and was aome Hfseeu or eigh.
teen days making the "trip to St Joseph. where tha
cargo was reshipped on board of . sse,o,bont
bound Tor this city. This is the LAT on-oo mr. ar.
rival fcon that quarter thir Seasan. and aSfhin NJ
lntege,t trans pred during the tim. Tbs iTno,er
Missouri and tributaries were very low and ralIinr
On many Of the bars there waa gcarocly snfIclsn,
water to float she light boat aud cargo and nm IN
sccooht nome detention was experienced
Major Hatton Informs US that short TINA r-ay.
Gus TO his departure from Fort Piorfe, q baud Of
Eve Sioux warriors had started cut against their
foes, the pswnesH and ;tooe, aud n Smaller o,sty
assinat the Reas. The Indians on the north " az.
en- 'roattsr are in very unsettled and djssatisasd
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IMPROVE YOUR EYES.

WISE, OPTTCTAN,
MOSF RESPECTFULLY Informs the
- Citizens of New York snd the prpc IN
X ~ general that ne has located hinHe T In ibis
CIV 497 Broadway fer the Last sight years where may
found large complete OF 3pecacles 2ad
Eye GLASSES, ~ gold, silver and ',eel frames
hi w would also remind the public, whom rs Is par
tsy Big his wits Saratoga Springs for the
sixteen yebS that 10y his keoVedRs Gflhs Optical Sci
ne ershed TO determine the Gsssta sushe for any
eye Persor wh weak eyes BIS supplied With glasses
which will greatly benefit and stialn lie sight,
Particular attention is called style Of Psrspectvo
Ground Glass (Which will Doth for reading
ing dlDisnce Of tho hrezt nj which, through their
bsh polish and rue ground produce vision and
have been highly recommended the beSt In th.ir effect
upon he eye for preserving AID improving the sight In
cclitLued writing and reading
Short aghed persons and hose operated upon 10. csa
rnct aiEo he suited.
He iusctls New Gl,spsa, Of superior quality in old
Gmes and soics h. patronage Of all In waot of his srti.
CIR
He earsns al spsct,cles purchased OF him 10 suit tho
SIGHT fot Eve yekrs change gaaseS without extra
Charge $50 meod"
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LEAYE NEW. YORK. oOING NORTH,

s a90 S sSan Sm Albany and touching al ' III
l2 M Us ss 5s1 $f 4ssa soPp$@ ia q
the G S Pa GSRnn ggb &C. %R sd
HYDE PARK Kingston Barrytown Tiyol Maiden 0ats
and a5Ss 4 MEz.prsse train for Albany ogRga
ySa 6q5s ssT c6S s4aF Ta Fs Sa5
- and ,nnrectino AT Poughkeepsle WIN tdo nv
WORLD or Aida Which wt lard a. hing ~ bang
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l.VSUEGA lS{tH.
THE GROOERS
?
SIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Ciice Eo. 81 Wall, corner OF FeAri-ci N. z
a e1nn hnd

3TdfI
CEce, Eo. 81 WALL corner OF FeAri-oi II, z.
CAPITAL $2n0, 009.
fTNais COMPANY, having their capital 81! pad H. d
cash, arc prepared TO insure Building, herchsndse
household furniture Vessels In Pors, he csrgos, &c
4gun, or damage by fire slso the Rists Of nlsnd
Navigation and Transportation, ON the nosi favorable
:er1aS All loesas promptly adjusted and paid
DIRECTORS
RUFUs STONY MOSES TAYLOR, aAMPsoN Moossi
PBrER MARTIH, GEORGE ELDER CHAe kuRKHALTFA
FRAEcis SKIsDY Henry EDEY Asa B PoRrER,
JAS 3. WILSON ALEX n. GRANT, WIN. K. FOSTER,
EEA B.SHERAAR, MARSHALL FEPOoN, Isaac @. FAYLoR1
SAMPSON MOORE, resident.
j MILTON SMiTH, Secreiary. S7f tia
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GREAT Ace Mr. John Vanhoozer, of Jefferson
Coupty. TeDnes,ee, died at his residence about the
1st August eyed one hundrtd and t''enty tho
9euyS.
II Thanksgiving in South Carolina, Thursday,
Oct 9th
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TIE MERCHANTS IasURAN0E 90.
DRTH CITY OF NETWORK, once Ocean gsns
OBuildipg corner OF Gfess witch and Fulton ss Cash
capital e90O000 Insurance egsns loss damages By Gre
CROWELL ApAH2, President
GEORGE w EAyAeg Becretary te9o
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TO LET.

Ct FURNISHED HOUSE wANTED-A kzad-
81 suDs ~ ia plshed haase ia wanted Ia Br0oAiyn ffs
= iocaucn nusI DO pleasant aud hssithy A5d-eis j.
W Sex $50, n. 7. PcsQhce, stating terms AMI 10
Gallon oil Sa
Cd 10 LET-A room s1sbe for srtSt Has
- coed noun light. Arpiy 81 s4s Broens :! near
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COAL.

NOAL, RED OR WHITE AsH-Fbs lowest market
4 price; Large Nut, $780, Stove and Egg ST. asyafds
AN Brcome al near Wooster and SIS Bowery.
Sl1 Sm* JACOB WEEKS, Jr. NEPHEWB.
6SOAE,-I am selling coal usual OF the best quality
CcheapeY than any other dealer In the city, from my
ward cor OF King and Greenwich s!g: ~ ,r,aox,
sic 6wN rGTHh oAhSAols'
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UUDsON RIVER RAILROAD.
~.s~ r,..Essz,gssssszJ NE W.YORK TO All: siI - a
s$ sssss;sss BANY By Railroad
MINER ENHANCEMENT, 1850.

On and after Tuesday May 81 the passenger rains will
nm as follows Sundays exceptedl connecting at P0qgh
keepsie with the fast-saing steamers NEW WOULD,
Aida JOSEPH BELKGAP and SOUTH AMERICA
unDne to and from Albany, and touching at the ususl ia
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rg1O suEPPKRs Og BUTTERFLIES subacribsr

rY1O SHIPPERS OF BUTTER.-Fne subasrtbsf
bss always on hand Goshen Gusr OF the Sasi quality
70 small packagea repacked expressly for long voyeges
Having bad seine fifteen yeara' experience IL The tads hs
confidently refers 10 the 6rs houses Ia tits City, PhlAds
shs ard Boston Each package has b5 brand and s gae
rrnntsed 10 kaap for t5Fo yeayz a. KEMP
IS Inns Its Waist N4W-Xogx-
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Total poIicieH In 1880 ....,...........,...407
Total number Issued
1be Connecticut Mutual Life insurance Company Is
established upon The scy mutual system, with tariff OF
premiums az low uhhble with the security and per-
manency des able, and Indispensable, for an ntu
lion OF this character. 1t organized In December,
1886 and has become the largest association OF the
hind liz the United StRes numbering Sept 1861 over
1l,t00 members GUY PHELPS Secretary.
r s KIsSAM, Nj D. Medical Examiner OF the Office
daily from to O'Clock P. d. Prospectus and every In.
formation given by w. DUNLAP
all 6tWGS Agent s. Wall.at. Newly
pR0oREyN FIRE INSURANCE eoMPAnY
AB-O6ce No Merchants Exchange Wall.st. ". Y. ans
20 Fulton q, Brooklyn. WH. EkGgWoRTH, Prest.
A "a gTRyRHz Eecre,sry, uua eunt