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House OF Representatives.

WAsHrGToS, May 81, $50
Mr.. Harms, OF Illinois, introduced an amendment
90 the Canadian reciprocity bill
Mr. FuIIrR reported q hill for reimbursing Maine
for the expenses she incurred respecting the North
eastern Boundary.
Mr. Tues asked leave to Introduce n bill to regulate
the pay Of the officers Of customs which was OBJ
jected to.
MI Coroocx reported LII for tho erection of new
warehouses at Bath. Maine, which referred
debate took place on the bill reported by Mr.. Con-
Postmaster General to contract for carrying the mail
In steamboats, between New Orleans and Vera Crux
and intermediate ports. Referred to the Post Office
The House ther went into Committee of the Whole
on tho State Of tie Union, on
THs CALIFORNIA MESSAGE.
Mr.. HAYMoSD (whig) Of Virginia, had taken his POSI-
ton before the assembling of Congress In favor Of the
admission of California and had seen nothing to
change his views lie defended the President the
charge Of usurping legislative power, and voked the
North and South 20 stand on the platform OF
venton. Hc said that he and Mr.. Beale (dem repre-
sented one hth Of the white population Of Virginia,
confederacy. The people In tho northeastern section
believe that the Nashville Convention was conceived
In sim and that the Of the getter dsunion
There need u fears for the o,d Dominion patriot;
ism. The disunionsts in that commonwealth could
be put to route by her sixty clerks in once here.
Mr. GrnRy, (dem) OF Maine, said that the people of
the North, In common with the civzcd world, have
no aympathy with slavery, and with few Infamous
ceptons, will sncredy AMI regiously discharge the
duties which they 10 the Union and slave holding
States. They don't believe slavery will be abolished
except by the action of the States where Il exists He
was In favor Of the admission II California and govern
ments fer the territories, nhibiting slavery II he
could not do that he was for organization provso
Mr.. Kro, (whia) Of Massachusetts,, advocated the
admission Of California and wanted Congress to adopt
the proviso. This done, We should hear about
the exaton Of Cuba. and the Unsuitable thirst for
extension would be quenchei forever.
Tho Committee rose, and the Horsc adjourned
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cuAnInsrov-stcamship sou,herner-s Misses Mcr-ix q
Mise. n1ad hi.se, niddls,en. Miss Knight, Mis- rvi
Nim Wells Misses Merris. Ars 5atphen. aiss Covin Mrs.
w Morris Mrs Budd. Mr. Owens Mrs gerniyAa and
infant MS Grant and Mrs Jones 2chdsn and
servant, Mrs Small Mrs Norris Mrs sewe Msrray
children and servant. Miss Arminsro, u ssocksos
Isk and lady, Hutehinsen and family, II Weston Asd
lady Mrs Woodruff and child zoshAum. lady Asnt and
ssr,an' ,' IS9nae' 'sIes Brown Dewey, Lowry.
,nm.n' Calvin keSains Ea%s. q Tsnncy John Me-
Miss calvo, Miss Armntero, Mia N Arm nisros Mrs
Calico Ascot Armintero,. Masters and Armntsros,
Miss Corpiscs harchoness CusA Csva and anita Nr-
uo Csrdnss lady and xAroseo fenaivsr and
and 90 In tie sfeersge.
IIysnrooI-ship Ahcons-Rv W Better and LADY Mrs
Hnsleton, Miss Nelly. DIR Cuppase. -
BEIrAsr-shir Martha Howcs-Mf Wilsse LADY eL,I s,A
servant. kis Clsllnnd. Mr. wiliisn.s. John Green
IIvsErooI-Bark Annandss-Mtszrs Smith ana Irwin
BpHsyr-Bark Jasor-M rods, LADY and Children CA
Bush Peters. Dorothea Mailer aud 10
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On Tuceday, 2lst Instant, Hsrsrsrrs, daughter OF
Adolrhus and Mary porst aged months and % days
The friends and acquaintsnces of the family
srestfully invited TO attend the funeral, from her
fsthcrs residence, No. 272 Bowery, "Wednesday at
2o'elo,kP.M
ON Tuesday, 91t instant, G.pprr wssu,oro~, con
of fdvsrd 7 and Margaret Fountain, aged years
months snd days.
The friends Of the family see requested 10 attend
his funeral, on "Wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock,
from the residence Of hts fsther In Hicks street. BE-
svcn Ssctet and Union, South brooklyn.
on Monday, Goth instant, srer . long and painful
Hnese HsLLfr. wife Of Allan Kavansh sGed ~ years,
4 months end ie days.
fully invited N attend h>~ funefel hon her lsee
residence No 40 H-~ses ss~cct, on this WEDNESDAY,
ct 2 o'cscck r, NJ
on Monday. ,bs sDth instant sScs long s~S severe
uiscfs, sbith he e,x- wish Chrsiian forsrts, VT.
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srs ct one time wni come on ct the above room Be-
vesal Of the leading professional gentlemen ofthis cy
vA execute double daetts The sinsrums.t IL said to
power The polio Rooms VIM, 10 doubt, bs crowded
by the musical gentry.
BURTo~'s Roo~.-The grand panorama, exhibi-
tion Of scrptura illustrations, Is well worth seeing
CANrBsLLs MrssrmrLs will perform, this evening" at
the Brooklyn Institute,
Mr. HuDsoS, tho Irishocomsdiau, playing ct Phila-
delphis.
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Our Bridgeport correspondence.
BRIDGEroRT. CT, May 20, 1855

I'1''10-1 WIT vt 1'f"J - fV00'
Fashionable Morcnients IN Connecticut.
Governor Seymour, Hon. Ralph l. Ingersoll,
and some twenty Senators and members Of the
Legislature, accompanied by the Governors sister,
niece, and number of beautiful ladies' from Hart
ford visited city Saturday last the guests
of F. T. Barnum, who dined and entertained them
at his vlla-lranistan.
The Governor was received by the roaring of can.
Eagle Guards Capt Niblo, and several of our crack
fire companies, all of whom appeared to good ad-
vantage. Governor Seymour, whom you are aware
is the hero Of Chapuliepec, expressed himself de-
lighted with the appearance Of the Guards, and
deeply grateful for the hQnaand attention conferred
on him by the military and frcmen. His Excel
lency and friends declared themselves highly pleased
with the villa and entertainment of Mr.. Bamum,
as well with the beauty and prosperity of this de-
lightfu and growing city.
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H.:;.s ;:' 4: s:.,
wsshipstsn Kesdriei. fsn DO wss Harriet M.isSi xS
ss. ;sA; ship. ,-.,:.. r,..-.. Bee.
lsnd do, brig gi,s eo@Pss. Dss!ss Ponce PE
' s:s. ts,.i's sss E:s: s::
wsSs .s: ks sss s'.ssl.ss ssa Ssi.. sIs
Bo',c.. ,s..s. Medium tsrl Crosby. Nov.
i ss sSsi..s. sSss %s'h hs:. r.
da ssa 1asn w:
Gla.soy via Ki,rush Lasy Spear Lanssross Canary Ia
=: s as.
as HsssS Ds": s .sn .1 "a;
hss s1d,sy dS Hrs srsIeS sI de sstIs ysrsn s.
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c.sss ::fs :.
we'll do; lanes OTIS Bruce NC; Harvest Ros.
IsSs5: rl.dspij. t.ylCS s.,s%s. H. Sss.s.
81 k as ss sass's
ss. Dss' 81 ssH:sss :s'sA h..:s
sS &C. ss
.d q: Iass Duns.n dl.sssw u B; ssTi s.if I.iI
fsro. wheeler Cork Br brig sarah. 6iSo, Cork Br brig
Ar s British .,s.;.. s,s% Linz n.
Ass:s aass asssr .s
::hf pin ssss:
sase; bark Martha Allen and brig September sid ss'
n4rM NJ Arr brig. yo, Berry. ssy,nnsh a., NAH s:r:
Nay tS An. Ms
SD 7h ssnr sa,y B1n rIm S,s McSs5st
fsI s5n t's'fsr S'ses
a'Es T% as1 Sss ss cs%s: Ssis
cSs.';Ss S$a;S's. sT.@: SS::s
sSs s sS Pason ps
dss NY A s saS .s
Kss Essv h AT a & Fish Tsa. i's a.
bs May Has. ee S.SI. Sp SyS
h.rk james Bsysy, Mstapn.s ana for k.r
nssoes went g sea this afssrnOor at ooloeh Tho bark
where .hS Ts%a'ns IN company win
18th for nsyses brss Fairy for Dcmars. and scsPsrs
ss%;fs fET is s:';s
Ssse Iosn
Sn wss ss r Ps I1ss K., RI.
Jansro; brig Hope Pisrea Nsrssiss schr Nile Tsoissef
George
& s ss.s .s
l2AIr Steamship Galveston Place ts,sss and oaiyss-
assrrs brig osss1s nsass SssIs:; sfs
s NSs S hsr s AEss s e.s: s:.
AsssS,Sre tprl ssgnders. Island caa.%slI. rGs.s.n
nsmp.cn Rcad,-BArk cyano LeyslAad. from Richmond
ny SsSsssP; Nay issS. :ssS fiEs... Lsv. D:.-
na,slla, Packard, and Corirna Phnssv irom sandwich
NASTueE.T; Nay 70 Arr schr Northern DELL. y.ssrss
6S $40 and s MaSn; Na1s SasA s :Ss S
Smith, Phisd.lpRi. 'a"p'' N'O'A' '''" '''' D''''An
FOR R,hnons sr fsar. ss @
,imore Argus Baldwin, Ricmcnd; Corinns Phnney Ware
Y.niss ksy NbssioTd for NorisS sisoS bsiin. s
s sa:ss sTs e. Dsgss y
ssS Scoops e:s
Ys.i SsS r ssasr & r sy slSs sSe WI
SON. h'enrn @ EYGTa ssnr: IErI,n rsss Ihsd s
tor Nxsi; Union. sSs.ns % Do hammer Gfssp
ss ssri for r.a fs, ~ ssYa YS4 ss Ss
sleeve Albany; sioOPs Fraahlin, Mnard NYork Wsshns
T.!rs My aA ;shr. Pauline. Parker. yrs:
s s'ss 20
Pssynsssr Nay lsIAn ;sss' ssnsoS Dsgo.y ana
as'f %. i:s: s.r'ss Sss':ss
sniis mi.s
eS, .sS s. s. s.,y s:h , S.ss;
iss r:ss:s ssI s.s.ss .ss' ss:s sss:
Si. "a s:Tf TS, NJ
reported. but went TO ses 7th.
qSs' s Nay s s
Lucy Atwood rhasePhis, Tor do; sehrs North Carolina,
Seaman, do for DO
R,craosD, May Is io-Arr schr VIM Mailer, Price, n
Yorh CID harks Isabella (Feldhusonl -; DeAwAreas.
HEsuic ernambuco. Sid srhr Atlsntic NYork
SAVANNAH. "a. B-tld brig Leopold ODonnel, Dsaton.
Norlesus sehrs Iy hunros Havana Ensrprise. Dbbsr.
Boston.
sro.mcros. NAY E-Arr scar Aiahaza seArs Boston fec
Pliadelphis soop Ann Holmes. Albany for Pail River
sALss Nay is-Arr sohr Qucep OF Boston) Brow Rish
NOM; esrf Emsralc aBrl Fenn~i NesPors kng ODD arr
York.
ssss ss s s ia ss5 ss s s1 s:. n:.i L.
ria, ashore
wARvIor, ri, ksy ls-Arr sehr Mary, xnBtsa. Bsia-
more.
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MARKETS. ELsEwHLpE.


Bosros, May 9.-Broher.' Bodrd-oC chs. Norwich Asd
Worcester Railroad. - IN Old Colony Raiiroad 6
n.-,Gs .ss Providence R.ilrs.d h ces,ord E.,lrOsa
kssd,ss R.ilroas ~ 100 d. bod ?ss tSrocsr. gsnh
N.r,SIh County Ra,lrgss So t'e y sh..mes Bank iss
Vernon, ss,sr.l saresd. ~ SO dv. vermont Central
Railroad Ish SEQ 0gdensburg Railroad Bonds a3S S
sc-d BoarSais sls Heading Rsilro.d. az Fi.shsuY
o. hesd 10 Nsrfsh coun,y Railroad. b,ed, ~ Is de-.
fts; 20 do ~; IS do, ~
rur ann rsA Nay 2l-As .lmc.. unprecedsnisdly easy
money market together with the favorable sdvces by
Europa have impaired srat buoynncy 20 stocks to-day
1be principal advance In Reading shsros which
the market closing firm. with upward tendency Texas
securities 70 or slowly 81 decline from highest quota
0ns Annered the sales at the First Board-l5 shares
Iennsyvania hant, ll6A ~ Do le $50 Reading Railroad
A>s. 100 do 7 % Railroad s 80 hechsnics
bsnh ~ ~ Northern Bank of Kentucky, 1c7 o. City
Gs, lo- Geo STATE Sc D. - de-, W, sd DO Nh; 100 do,
o&, ~ abs North America Bsnh, 1S; $1,000 schuykili
s.,rs,s9 e s y Harrisburg R.il,..s as s7o. Rs.ain5
scarS-'@ sss Resdins Eailresd an sieoo Aneshery
ss Re.d,ns Bends 70 100 .hs MORT: csnsi Iss 80 deI
Notes IN shs union Canal. y y Farmers. snd Ne
BArruops Nay 1o--St~k Bc1rd-fI,op naryaud
sterling Sc, w fshs. Merchan Bsrk, 100 50 DE- 1oo
81 Baltimcr, and Ohio Rairoad NJ 20 DO. (time) o. u
DO ss,s Is do, se rOrh and Cumberland Railrosa ".
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Mortality .s 81. Louis Emigration, SC.

The City Register reports ths total number Of deaths
and interment. for the week ending Monday. Sth
inst at e7. Of which % were children, OF Ave years
and under or the Whole nine we're eases Of cholera
and ono Of smallpox. Three ccncteries reported
The reports of minor importance.
The steamboat Jsmes Mclean. which len Couneii
Bluffs the 2sth reports that nearly ell emizrsnt.
had crossed 10 the opposite side Of the river and that
hundreds more we're daily starting for the plslns
Emigration was tl rning out fact ~ - Jo-ephs The
sehes and vas srosins rapidly Provisions cos,inued
scstce s-id hich
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LIAR HoLpns in the 18th year Of his age native Of
B13kstown, county Kilkenny, ireland
His friends and those Of his brother Patrick are
respee etfully invited to attend his funeral, from
his brothers. residence, No NJ sdson street, We'd
ne~day afternoon, ct hslf-p O'Clock.
Halifax IN. 81 papers please copy.
On Monday afternoon 10Th inst, Mrs. SoPHrA De-
NAB EST, wife OF Daniel Demarest.
The friends Of the family invited to attend her
funeral at No. 4 Watts street. on wednesday after-
noon ct O'Clock, without further invitation.
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ssles vcr made Of Howard street and Baltimore
City Mile -four previous TO the arrival Of the Buropss
advcee, at ts Is but after the receipt Of the news
which reached here stnocn to-day through from Hall
steamers priccs Of all deecri ptons have advanced
fully one to two cents per bushel Provisions In
fair demand ct steady prices There no marked
change in the grocery market while prices very
frp,
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9he Duel Between Two New Orleans
Editors.

New ORLEANS, May II, 1850.
Judge Walker, Of the Dslts, and Dr. Kennedy of the
True Des, fought the duel on yesterday st the bay
Of st. Louis, with pistols The distance chosen was
twelve PAGES. They fred once, but neither was
wounded, when Judge Walkers friends expressed
Themselves satisfied and tho parties left the neld with
cut any explanation or reconciliation.
1t WAS rumored that Mr.. McGenns, the junior edi-
tor Of the True Delta, also challenged Mr. Walker.
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TosoSro, @. W.. Msy q, 1850.
In the Assembly this afternoon, tho Ministess opPos
"a . motion for the production of papers, reports,
and Documents relative to certain bills Of Last session
Lost by vote Of ~ to Il The ministers also opposed
bill for fixing the time Of the meeting Of parliament
but finding their policy affected the In division, they
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Railroad Accident.


PHILADELrHA, May q, 1850
drsvbridge, about eighteen miles from this city
was accidentally left open the train coming
from Baltimore last night The locomotive and ten
der were precpitated intoa schooner under way The
damage sustained however was but slight. Owing to
the accident the passengers and the mail had to be
In the boat which LETT here this morning for your
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The Latest from tae Capital.
Our SPECIAL DKsrArcu.

WAsHss.rcy CTry,
Tusspav E,sn,e, May II, 1850.
This hss been terrible day In the Senate The
President has been defended by Mr. Webster for order
ing Zee, to Cuba, and Indignantly condemned by
Mr. Clay for opposing the compromise.
The speech OF soule, Of Louisiana against the CON-
promise bill, had . great effect, and Mr. Clay
put forth all his energy to meet H. He was
really magnificent His exposure Of the weakness
Of tho cabinet policy was terrible, ssd his chal-
lenSe 90 any friend Of the Presidents plan to meet
him In the Senate, vas splendid beyond any er-
ample but the whole tone Of Mr.. Clays argument
vas despondips His confidence IL gone lie says II
the compro mise falls nothing will be done and he sd
mits that the compromise. account Of the opposl-
ton Of the adninistration, is dovb btfui
The Cuba question, We expect will be taken up
again tomorrow. Northern men assert that the
movement IL for another slave State and thas 10 will
weaken the compromise In the North.
The gloom 10 deeper than ever
LATEs.
The excitement here IL truly fearful The speech Of
Mr. Clay Is regarded ss declaration Of war upon the
Standardization.
The hostility Of the cabinet 10 Mr. Clay extremely
bitter. Ono or tho other mus, 90 down. The vhiss
consulting with Mr. Clay to- night and the Presi-
dent IL busy with his cabinet
IL s anticipated thst the Rerutse will attack Mr.
Clay to-morrcv but his friends resolved TO nght
Il out msnfuly, and the whole IL very exciting
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In Georgetovn, d. g., on Tuesday, the 1ith inst
by the Rev. Edmund q. Bttinger. the Rev n. v Btr-
rrorn 20 Miss q. Mu'sA, second daughter Of Joseph
Libbey, Eco
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Ftre st Camden. |.

PHuspsusfis, May fi--ii Pm
ls'gc nre nov rsv'ne In Camden. opposite this
(sy.
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IMPORTANT MEDICAL woRK.-EvERY ONE AZ
feted With certain diseases would own
rect ty obtaining Dr. Raiphs Practical Private
The nature ymptoms progress and consequences Of every
vensrea disease plainly and distinctly dcsobed
dins diseases resembling ysnerea 60 found IN no e,her
On masturbatcn OF self pollution
s,retsre s p<rees and radical cure all The remedies.
ne proper des,s mode of rersrng se hc faithfully
place, and shs only truly practical vorh published for e.
neri use kehth edition Js with plates Pviss 81
ed b. the Author Greenwich street. mailed free by
addressing Boz ~ Clay Co. publishers a. Ann street
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The Sammons Case at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, May 21, 1850.
jury yesterday empannelled in tho case OF
young Sam IONS who IL being tried another indot
uont for murder in the fret degree.
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EoE IsEAlE AND xsLEz-ss W FRuITyuL AVE

LUX IEHAlk AND b-"HF Iu rRUrTFUL AND
multiry-Dr. Larsettes Juno Cordial or Prscrsatvs
Elsr pr,serbsd ss an effective restorative of
by impotency bsrrrnness and all irrcguisrtie~
ture all that prcf.sses 20 Be, via sres, re-
scrative and remedy Tor those In the married
ofrprirg IL 10 certain for seminal
debility, sleet. weakness % the genital Orrans nsrvous
sfeetions leuccrrhGa As an nvgoratnr medicpe
eqrsiied Also certain remedy Ter inorient
indigestion lose Of muscular energy physical asude
male weahress debility ko II Il wrrrsned 70 please ths
ussr Sold BY JUDs0N CO, 81 John street, ths osiy
American " -
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SKI, nor oNlT y,oSnr, But LIr. sAynp-pa

CYL NOT ONLY MONEY, BUT LIFE sAvED.-DR-
RAll Hunter will forfeit any sum. n failing curs
any case THAT may come under his matter lcw lorG
standirs or ahictnR Patients iavited
r No Divrcn street, New York city, thousssds are
cured yesrJ " his practical experience remedies
saneer snd Others Who have teen In the
lection ~ rhysicar are solicited 10 call the Doctor
His great remedy Hunters Red Dropthas trcuhies ths
Suaek doctor. muchcures like magic vrnerea diseases
frce One Dollar Read and RefectThe Afflicted vosii DO
ve 20 rehect before trusting their health, happse snd.
In many cases. their ves in the hands OF hyscsns ne-
rant of vensreal and nercursl diseases rs certainly i'm
rossb. for one man te understand all the s the hunss
family are subject DR. Hunter IL known he the moe
scccssful practitioner n the United States Years Of prse
uce exclusvely devoted the study and tresnent %
diseases Arsng from impurities 81 the blood whereby tse
,onsusuton has become eseeied snssles the pcctsr
guarantee speedy eures.
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MEDICAL.

pRo BONO PuBLICo.=DR.J 9. ROSE. or ruTLADxi.-
pha suthor of the Chrome Thermal Practice OF hsii
cfne has established ~ No. Anthony street first deor
from West broadway general depot where ali his seis-
trsted remedies may be obtained and 70 which the
tion of the afflicted 10 called.
nR RALPH. AUTHOR or THE PRACTICAL PRI-
ys,s Jrestse sex Ss ureervich rt-eet-oMcs hours.
sto u A NJ tosP ~. (Sundsy etcept.d.1 Those vhs
Apply In the early stages will te surprised The rapdy
the esre structure snd Seminal Diseases radically cured
nR- WARREN Is CoNFIDRNrIALLY CONSULTED
~ on private diseases-A practice % ~ years.
have been spent IN ssspsl. enables Dr. W 70 the
strc~t With the signatures Of the
medicine this country has produced. ours Or ne
- -
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tanC Conference at Bal m ore, &c.

BaLrnioRE, May 81, 1850.
The Methodist Protestant General Conference xd
journod sine die.
Vhe Southern mail due this afternoon, has arrived,
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TMEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
soo>~~~>~~~~~~>>'~>N
MGH.Y INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON,
c~>~~I~~~~~~~N~~>>o~~~
IMPORTANT DIBATE IN THR SENATE.

splendid Effort of MIR. Clay to Save
the Compromise Bill.
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The Democrats OF Massschusetts.

Bosro,, May 21, 1850.
The Democratic Con,e ntion Of the Fourth District
to-day. have voted not TO nominste candidate for
Congress.
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GXX sAvED.-cEyeoRr's FRENCH ANrI0oTx
gA IN Il total sad speedy ersdicater " rtifsnss
ei,eases matter What stscs ~ parties ses
blood, drves eut the virus fro the systcm, and ss
tko patient In viaorows, healthy ssste ~ beSy |,
mind People who have used 10. are wonderfully tsors
- End themselves cured 80 speedily, snd ~ithout
srctioss of any SORT and without particle of uesc
Frce. 81 Scidss the drug store eosnrt Of Bryid
lass snd ~ ste nrs residences @ Sssircr - nr olc.ss
wsnd Intrinsic aud othcrs tkat Ne h-f
IN th family % dstss-s y in tts sity art 10 V
she .ss v,lsE - give Tecd 81 dss he'y 20 sl go ;.
sttsatier ~ psss. aaa redieine fsrwrtds- sss-
I've Sisri~< esd krScei -fsrosss, r~rss wu ee Jes@
str S,vers Fssc.
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hrnsc,uoota. Ma, ll-Arr barb Nor-. srsl,h. n Y.rs
sf Ansels riehciscs. ncscr; sth b~st Lsrett~
I'D ssses Nfcts sehr hrirs 7, o-usy, PsiissedhIs
Csstm .m s~os@s' NesfAi MON lOts. hsvks Hsr~e.s.
tsr,-st'Fs hetbs vssd Trss, fsf Ii,,srss ali IA ?,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-12
Cincinnatians in California.

Mr. Thomas Spooner, of this city, in letter of July
Sth from San Francisco neighbors oil the Enquirer
mentions the whereabouts OF a considerable number oil
Cncnnatians the time of the latest intelligence from
them He gives bat poor account of their success
generally, in the search for gold Some of them who
left home from years ago, who had spent the
winter in the mines and prospeced and washed through
the spring had the date OF his letter
much eagle in their purses. Most oil them were
in good healt-some still mining, others trading
packing others working their trades: ''but very
few" he says, 'Of all who have gone forth from the
Queen City to this land have realized moderate
compensation for their labor"
In addition this, Mr.. Spooner states that Oliver
T. Wood of this city, arrived at San Francisco the
18th June on Schooner Plymouth, 81 days from Panama
He mentions of the craft there, who had sr,lck
rich vein-better than the gold Lake 'read about
by far. He took from tie United States printing
teras that him about 81 600; his arrival sold
one-half for st, 000-commenced publishing a paper
conducted it weeks the last week sold out his inter
est for $50 900. Six weeks labor there and six months
absence from the States had realized him full $40 600
Mr.. S. says he knows this 10 he fact.
Mr.. SpOoner from all he can learn,-and he appears
to have taken pains inform himself accuratey-gves
a much better account of Oregon place of emigra
ton and permanent settlement than of California. He
says the valley lands are good therethe pleas
ant-the winters frosty, but not cold to make ice
Laborers mechanics capitalists, workers OF all kinds
in demand in Oregon, but ''not oalers" Gen. Lane
had resigned the Governorship for mining operations
and working ''some 80 Indians, with which force
he realized about $500 per day.-Cin. Gazette.