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shipping intelligence.

Shipping Intelligence.
PoRr OF SAN FRAscisco.
Jan "a Am ship Sarah Parker, coad. Nantucket.
Ess snip kpsl.nd, sroin; Liverpool
siTsT,;: TsI,:; ss 4 4ssa ssa:
f:s fis bse sPa q Sssa Sydney.
Am s..t No.. xfnsl9 Es,isIs: ~,
Ann ss ssls iSi saf%.h h'Saa ssniss ; Fs.tsSa i'.'
sasris ssIas Xsssiisss. Brooks, oS. Oregon.
BAN trs Helena. Anders. Valparaiso.
Rar s,s rtS,hSS 60. sS,ns HosSisla Rana Panama
D-itssfsES Tnshs.,I,", ;.s,. sSy:;, sydney
Am :SiS % css.sssa Chs ss,'ssf fssS.en. S New York
& Am s.1s G 3sssSsia. Ssisy y.acoa1sTs Island.
..sSs.5l EP,iy f.ns:%: s:H: SiSaSlm. Bo's'n.
BrsIiian bars Fnascsss BslS0IOss. DOdsrO. VAL
7--Am fris Placer Pickett. Bodesa.
s s.ss Sslssss sssss: sSgiisn Bssis9 .sts s Islands
Am .ssl si.iI. S.1.da, ia !. .fs.. Sag aarSor.
s--AS DIP ssshssiss sV1 o-S. ssicoia. New York.
Ann :S sS ,. Dt-l;ss ss,s:s e'Ss Plane so;: Ss% BEDFORD
An bark Hssosns siiehsn, New Orleans.
Ann sr. sa,i H.lss rsi f.s sS,f fas. ssr Boston ss
Ann Ann ssn .ssr , cS,isr. : Ss..s,S fsa sisai salem. E.
an s:ss rtssa.s. rssSs ns., E.yo, New YORK.
ss S.;, ADs B. ..s f ,s,Sss ysEi
ss. :sss ss.ssis sSsSS.is fs;.s.,s s..sss s.s Pedro
G-Dan shp C.erops wAldiarng Valparaiso.
Eng brig Orr. wn s, Sydney.
CI.EARED.
Jan H. Am .tip George wsshus,0n Holbrdzs' Sandwich
Am bark Helen Augusta. Kuewlss. Jr Panans-
Hus brig Express, Cnrestoners, Talcahnana-
BAN steamship Califersix. Budd, Panama
BAN bark Or teron, LAssea. NslparaHo.
fng sohr AFsnoria, harun, hobart5wn
H-Am ship farah end klirs Bsss. Panama
Am shfp Angellqus windsor, valparaiso.
Am tsrk Croton, Irooksr, fansma
I'm barb Drummohd, fierey, saadwioh Itsndf.
hsw sehr Caroline, Fish. Horolulu.
Am srkr Ryerton. Dennison San Diego.
- A N schr Anglonn, Address, Tumbr feru-
E-An shfp Pachc, McCondurk, vslpsrsifo.
Am ship AuIorA, KbbeP, Oregon.
~ ship 81 N chas. Caster sandwich lsssds
Am barb W Brown, sreed Pansma
f-ksw Ora ship Humtoidt, Jneiu. Manila.
22-Am bark Canton, Welh. gton. ksxstlsn-
Am bark Risisg sun. Hooper. Panama
e.d sohr fst crimett, Csrslow, Payta-
a- Chn shp Virginia Loot. Valparaiso.
Psftug bark hmssons, sciva hibsreo. Nslrtrafo.
Am BRIG 1hcs Bart Bronigeon, Panama
tbii brig Lt on, rslb, Valparaiso.
Am fclr Odd Fellow, Cf sandwich iflanas.
s-Am bk 0rifor, Hais,ead, Panams.
Ban bsrk Jofanna. Hsfs, Cailss.
Am barb q Coilsy. Smith Psnsma
Am prs x Bourne, Macy. Santa Cruz
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miscellaneous Loc.i Items.

sroorisa FsAcAs.-Anotber sAooiog frscss took
place yesterdsy afternoon at the Exchange. young
was scoostsd by an individual nsnsd William Long,
Who Inquired Of him whether he vas at the ball the
other svssns,n ON reply ne In the snr s.a,s - kars.
instant shot In the hand BY another person not yet ar
Is.t.d Kurts immediately rushed from the house,
9TH the suns shot several times before officers Bsy
and Hogan arrested them.
Trrou the Alta California Of Jan IS
K.ss .ss 3, rs,na IL
In Happy Valley. attempted 20 commit suicide BY
cuttiss hi. throat from ,sr to ear. Hs recently Or.
rived here from Panama In the bark Eliza Ann and 10
suprossd 70 be from Buf.sh New York where he has
vile ard children residipz lie taken to the
srrcfpr.-A man named George Davis, committed
suicide Friday last In his room st Browns hotsi
this .ty By 'ssllevins : Quantity eflsudsns%' ,s He
tanning the lauesnum near him. A letter, directed
ITO the finder Of my eorpssn was lying on table In
thsr Its contents are a. follows
have committed this awful rather than die lin
Iss s..s y ,'Tss;n Y. r,s.:s ss ,A Aver ::
Sr e:s,.. ''bs bs, ssa -s:l..p. s % isssds ::
sa: rs q As si s. h,is sii;.
Mu,r,r.- Fopr men. named rhii.pder Riss. Charles
Osidermar, Ihcmas vsrnsy, and william Lsmprey,
vers arrested yssterdsy by th. sheriff By order q
Robert Pulsferd Capt. Cook Of Bcssou While on her
voysss 70 this port They we're bsd 10 answer.
msrrseA.
fFrom the Pscihc News, Jan. ~
Al the rspch Of Mr.. Rove. the 18th instant By
Judge williams B,rrsMir ID. How, Esq from Ms
scuri, to Mrs ELIr, Rovy, from Wiconsn-
Died,
In this city 2ist instant, wuLisN sfsrsoS, for
merry Of Nsvburgh, Orange county, Y
On the Tuolumne river, one mile above Chapeis
Fsuy on the 9Th inst, MIR. CHsisrorsEs J. svsEsv
aged 90 years, a Clark county, Arkansas.
In eas Ffsncifco, 1lth instant, Of typhoid fever
Arevsrrs W Kssrr aged "a form eriy Of westchsstef
eounty, ~. ". New York papers please copy.
~ Mespedops ranch, on the Cssvsra river, 2ls'
nt Jssss CsLlssWa-, Of New YORK cty ssed 90 years
New York papers please copy.
s.svrt Psssso~, Of Troy, ~ ". The deceased vas
rasserg ger IN the ship Taroista, and H. are In.
formed the tenth death which has taken place among
her lst cf psssengsvs since her arrival the 9th Of
July last This 10 rbe more remarkable, as IL pas
sge Of sx months case of sickness or accident
enrr,s In cempspy of 124 individnsis.
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settled The river would unquesonebly fall rapidly We
ps..rs vsa fres the south s ss:s .s
Il q. .;. n. &
% sss ss::i .s: "
nsy vet cause y. ners trouble. 'A''
IsS u: 8i.s. 4 v.siss: sections. n. i.sss.ae.
,;s,y = =: = aE: q e: YsS.
-: ~ s:.y s
IL Ses % Il: hs,: ss:s
thsmielv By searching in the dirt and really
psfsd up On: man ..ia e. Ea1:
Yesterday, men wore taking corpse from ons Of
ON. ON. s s to xas sns il
n; So:s .SS Wien ns:5;
asd va: sa,Ss s ;i%s
todsy.;p..r quitss of whom seemed to
M sp having made the
for ss s fssS s
tho part ri G Inn
iaded n the river For the Ya-
sn :e%s
is % Ss sg Of 'S1s III
Ds sS'S to Are S Il: o
the trouble and expense ef taking them there would
than neutraze the the ground present time
ments from San Francisco this place unless parties
them already hard. From sone practical experience
voud rect mend those who going the 'mnes for
as:: ns .s S. . ss
will not only enient aud comfortable after they
arrive at their place Of destination, but also their
tes Shsss three or four socd Ssnies rs
ba,ns tried the & y,reus @;saps with The s.Ssp,sn Of
which have large seys nd straight and down the
SIDES instead OF those eonyerng toward the bottom There
are various reasons Why this knd Of cradle better adapted
to ming ageously than the others in BY
having large ssiye (ssy Il inches wide by "a % ngth
you get through earth, requires very
little mole labr IL than smaller one Iho miner
viii often find places In the fei Of his operations
where the earth i, eafly got at but which will not
drt; but by washny much larger earth he will
foo the ind Of d.y l,hor that he about much
which vas cnsderabiy richer The mschines whoS are
at tie bottom by The violent action Of the water
the Of washpg not allow the scd to sets at the
bttom BY which means you are very ke TO lose much OF
the fner par cies. Always select machine that has
cloth srrou instead Of wooden Ths former checks
the velocity Of the gold when finding It's the bottom
selecting sIot fer operating the miner must be governed
Irncpsy Ethe seoiSsea appearance Of the surrounding
canic fires in those hills mountains.
We have passed days Of fnl sunshine which
g,mnds ore Of ray in our At.ntc states uader thsr la
looking cheerful and sanguine By the Of
the enterprisrg Of citizens have called meeting
TO be held at the once Of Priest Lee Co., to morrow
ing to wire the water from xsg
the vee and the tanis Of the 81 ughs IN different places
Many think can be done at trivial expense. hope
the ur cer'sking will prove suecess ul
Lumber sold here yesterday at Ss5 w. viii is large
REDUCTION from former prices.
baye recently heard 81 successful operations
the Yubs-very big hcks-but could
and dates, iorbesr sending them-
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- y Fss rci i.co, Jsarsry ~ l.s
ripors have h~-s rrsdusy seslixire snee
The narercs tsavy SOD ~s-sssrr ssocAs and the
unv.rt.ly sntsrsinss in us sssy ssr q me e.sh %
sns X h extremely acu,s frsu rr-s~rs spp~srsrc-s "
form op,scr the s~hisot ursi dry
downv srd tsndencv.
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The Golden Emigration.

Through the courtesy Of Capt Edw A. King Hsrbor
Master, enabled to present the following ststis
tos intelligence which will d~monstrate more faith
fully by figures than editorsly capable of con-
yeyirg TO the mind Of the reader by more familiar
process CT reasoning the expanding importance aod
cnexa nj pied Increase OF busipess, population and
wealth OF the new Eureka ststsr These statements
from the records OF the Harbor Masters Office, and
the sfncial accuracy Of each may therefore enttis
them TO the fullest crodepce We requested to state
for the information Of daily arriving at this
sl-o for the benefit Of the euSrauts starting
from the upon their California adventure that
intelligence always be obtained upon pplics,on IT
the tce Ct the Hrrbor Master, OF persons who hsvs
arrived by sea at this port.
From the 18th day Of April, 1s4e, to January goth
1850 inclusive, the passenger arrivals st the port OF
San Francisco, by see, IL ss follovs;-
American. ......... 2ss4I males. Ole females.
Forsixn, s620 6Q2
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Ihavs just seen Capt Porter, who tells that the
Georgia win proceed from Havana direct to New
York. and herewith send ysu al the California papers
could gather.
The California, on her downward trip, passed both
the Unicorn and Oregon bound TO San Francisco.
learn that ship from Csllao seized BY Mr. Col
er, the Collector OF San Francisco, for Smuggling
The vessel together with her cargo sold including
lsrge quantity OF merchandise shipped freight by
an American citiseA.
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THE GREAT SPEECH
OF THE
HON. DANIEL WEBSTER,
ON THE
SLAVERY QUESTION,
FULL REPORT.

DELIVERED IN THE SENATE, MARCH 7, Is'
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tr ihs evsrfe~ city. sus.ess
eommpnity doabs hw procsst. mreh unesr sr
~ tt f - 70 whether shall have snoihsr rising ~
To vsters Ike vrt~r conrned sr.fuy 70 recsss after
the hrt great de.snstvtor. ustn yesterisy. when ~
tct.d thr sud stsed N rp 20 this merninE sncs
which ume " hss fgsin reesdtf fev inshrs There H.
Isun1 tpsasss at onos ss go, a. ths ,ustion 10
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GRAHAM I'm 1854.


GRAHAM has completed arrangements give
su higher character and value his Magazine tor the coming
volume. ts
GP Janes he celebrated novelist, has been engaged to give
. series Of splendid romances.
Gso.s Prsnuce The Of the West viii write exclusively
Grace Greenwood engaged give series Of her beautiful
stories.
NJ Lsre, Of South Carolina, will contribute brilliant Of
papers for 1851.
Miss Fennmore Cooper, the author OF Rural
gagged with Whipple and Longfeow, Bryant and Lowell
r. b. Reed the artist and Dussedorf his
Italy, TO furnish from the galleries superb Of drawings
Artists from America have Paris and
splendid Of highly finished drawings David OF
Pa 20 be furnished for Gaham incompatible ladies' depart
men which will excel anything that has been produced in
Pa England or the United States The first appears In The De-
All this e,els Of sP!endo IN hi: Magazine for 1881 and
Graams readers win be astonbed Graham abohes
the system OF canvassng and constitutes
and editor Nows the form clubs the December
number closes the volume
TERMS-SLNGLE COPIES, %.
PRICE le5l.-An orden Gahanh Magazine,
commencing with win be supplied st ihs following rates san
e snscbers % copies hvo eoes, &o and copies
r % and extra copy the sending the club Of sub
cbe These terms viii NOT be departed from by any Of the three
dollar magazines. E tsfsT g
All orders addressed to
a GEORGE r. GRAHAM st
., l34 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Penn
Oct lO--3td& tw .
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snidsr's" Wine store, 10 Phiiadephia,
pasyaed place for obtaining all wines liquors Ae good
and cheap snder has lateyn Of the nuer
pensh his stock Of fresh and the sas
S NJ insns % some % q e be-, wines and LIQUORS ever imported
un sofdon oos sheres, embracing delicate pale, at
BY te gallon rare. dseats Anonuaao in casks o. is
u S y, sso a of consumers ssms extra Amoniado
The Maasana Amonliado sheres are pecuary adapted
they strengthen without suuuiating and have
not the acid Of many other wines -r
meIs from te stock OF Bumes,ers" al opoo and imported d.
fruy delicate and have been highly an
proved by his customers because oher manifest superiority
Theyarc prices, draush by
gallon wholesale BY the cask Among them rare
suffering esanos be
Madeira wines Of various Sorts dry and ch south sde old Eas,
and West nde sereia &c &c &c on draught and In bottles,
sparkling subscribers
Mas s. fa $ are asc e sa %
low most Of the inferior wines now In the market which
lie champagne various qualities
very low prices M retail or 10 The article g ssrs
Ss e ns % stock here from The very y price, BY the single
wiass ss has large ean
that be present them from his vaults good bottle OF Bur
lsauteme and Barsac always on hand in bottles.
His selection Of Rhine and Mosee Wines from the cellars of
many sun Hooks and Mosee from the cheapest sor the
choices. vtnses Of the "senbes" which the best growth Of
the articles Cognac brandies sdne
and Celebrated il egS casks an4 IN
and "Dubouche si4 hhds on consignment, which viii
Also Irish, Scotch and Monongahea whkey Jamaica Spirits
x he above sold consumers qasnay dsssd
constant stock Of Havana sssr r.
paid Orders will be promptly executed Il sent by mail or e
graph, 400. sumpp
ss.. Cheap Wine Store, 7e Walnut street, Philadelphia
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sDIrsD 81
THOMAS RITGHIE.

-, ,,c r~ads Real Estate, Colleetfon OF Debts snd
GonsrAl Agency, Dubuque. lowe.
,s Office il permanently established for transaction Of all
ror OF All descriptions with States
lind once the surveyor generals Office for Wisconsin
Iowa. !, -, !. .,...,... =. ,... ". /.
s.,ehsse sale, or lease real estate
psynent Of taxes lands city lots.
ssdsmpton oflsnds ots from sale
irysslisaiion Of titles, conyeyancinE, &c.
hs emgant, egrant societies. land brokers' and
sleTs in warrants respectfully invited this office, the sub
snsrs opportunities Of information peculiarly ample from
sd with Dubuque land oce, and three years
Ami of the Mones Valley In southern Iowa,
register q sale ps exhibiting
d lands In northern Iowa. win be carefully complied
,he convenience OF purchasers. III III t4s
TSe smeable collection of debts will be diligently attended
d many facilities for this purpose will result om extensive
favorable location. Arrangements made by
Sieh business may transacted through this Office in part
he in The nsisbons counties Of Illinois and Wis
Of other descriptions will be accepted from corporations
,ociaons merchants aud business generally Business let
isrs win always with prompt attention. and instructions will
@~A0"'1 '' CiiAs. coRKERY, Notary Pubic.
Jslr, 1850
Hon W. jones' United senator, Washington city, D.
Hon. g. Dodge, United senator washington city, D. o.
Non Lser, representative in Congress- wsshinston city D.
Hon Thompson, representative in Congress- Washington city,
aon D. Disney, Congress, Warrington city
D c.. or CAcinnad, Ohio.
Thomas W. Clarke counsellor aiaw, No II Wall street, New
william Denman, esq, No 70 Chatham street, New York.
H. sylvester ae clerk Of the Patent Oce Charesown New
Hsson Curtis, Rankin counseorsatlaw, Burlington and
Keokuk, iowa.
N25-I eS4 S#p.5a 1t fa
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The name of upon ssszs the
sy~sns Of fAe sahscspuon be made IN advance. &4,
ps~n' Subscribers fawaId sonsy BY lsss, spesDse
on which w se paid BY assumed BY ourselves
safe usnsmlsz0n. - =
The COUNTRY PAPER Is pub.hsd q, ,ses,, ds,n. ~ .s.
sions Of Congress- and semi weekly during the recess
subscpuons for period ies year viii be received
terms propostoned to the above annual rates '7Ts1
APPROPRIATENESS act ss our sxsnu, md by
sending DAILY subscribers, $50 enclosed or rvs
SEMI wEEKL subscribers, with $o OF RVS WEEKLY
ubscbe Slo enclosed, win be enuea one copy a the
edition they furnish subscribers for, svas NJ
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GENTLEMEN's new Furnishing store.--CaAnLrs H
vi LAHK (ate Of the Arm Of Lane Tucker) having tted up In
superior se Of the elegant lately erected W them
Rennvania would most respectfully inform his friends
and the public that he receipt Of his stock Of fall and win
fT goods for genmen selected by himself in the northern
market from among importing name, part,
faw leading articles r M sS4 . . n
Dress shirs, plain and fancy, large variety
Undsr shiFts and drswers silk meno, fanne and cotton
6tocks scars
siik ksehieG, linen Cloves saspsnden
Hosiery Of all kinds 5'r
Robes cashmere de laine superior French print do.
Umbrellas In pleasing varsity, silk gineham ee
Canes In q beautiful assortment -
French smoking suits, article, just imported, rich and
beautiful. tt
II keep constantly superior and we'll
selected stock Of furnishing goods and sell them
fair and reasonable prces.
Il respectfully solicit share Of public patronage
Oct 9-3taw3wif
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When forward oforder mail
express respectable New York will be suf
cient All orders viii meet with promp, attention TO
WILLIAM MURPHY,
0G3 Madison suVct, New YoSk
Orders will promptly fie the of Ms.
sibe Mott, 20 Vail street, or of Messrs H. Jeoman Co ia
William street. 8lss.ssa III
N cards, embossed dies, so
per thousand e4 -I8t
Nov l5-d3m
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u M. SMITH, corner " Main and 10th Streets late
HI Of the firm OF PARKER SMITH, soicip early orders
resher particularly for those Of larger Glass; with
attached He has ready made variety
chimes ccnon hreshes and horse powers shes (sna
horse and hand combined. Wheans
also, the celebrated Bambrough FAM
sought aer In Maryland and Pennsylvania He asks particular
attention his O
other the twice the He devotes particular
eshng machine repairs, particularly those made BY Jabex Par
ker and Parker and Smith, He win such repairs give
making machines, inferior from wear, equal .1
Also, handtwo Of eapng machines sckes
for same, and chains for chain horse-p powers.
RIcHnoNp, Va.
7-w6w
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nICTIOSNAIRE du Diplomatic Of du Consul, par le
IL Baron de Cussy. l vol, Leipsic, 1886
Service. by John Green, British consul for Greece
1 vol, London 1913
Pynn's British Con.us' Hand. Book. voi London 1896
Manuel des Agents, Consulaires Fncais Eanges, M
Manuel Prsaque du Consuia par r. De Mensch VOL,
Cause. ceebres Gems par Baron chas. de Mar
tens vols, Leipsc, 1877
Nouyees Causes Celebres de Do des Gems par e meme
vols, Leipsic, 1s43
lie Parat Ambassador, par De Vera. vol Leyden l709
woIGr Jus Gentum. fvol Magdebufgh, H4g
Historic dcs Poge de Droit Gems en- Europe 81
Amenque. vols, Leipsic, 1875
vss Dro des Gems, edition redig par de Monmann Sir
schoeii, Pieces Ohcielles. vols, Paris, 1918
Meisei, Cours de style Dplomanqpe. vols fars, ie8
bpomatique Pubics, et Dpo
mafiques Consuares par Chss De Martens Edition
NJ Picbuet NJ de Hodmanns 3vols, Paris, 1857
Recently imported from Europe, with Others the same class Of
subjects, by -.. .-.-..-
Oct FRANCk TAYLOR
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Murphy's rtisinE Envel0pes, 203
itssli- Madison street, York. t.sjss

HE subscriber, soliciting patronage Of oil who
advertisement feels none Of that hesitation with which new
article brought before public The experience Of
bshed superiority beyond all question: and he confidently
refers the testimony Of those business who have used these
his rapidly increasing saes their
ceIence The following few OF the for their
-. s .ar !. .a....s 7.
s On the place occupied by the seal person may have his
address and beautifully emboss
ed cooed plain afodng perfect security against
The envelopes opened without being destroyed. d.
Neither seal them 4h Upon the
miscarriage Of letter the seal nsure it mmedae return The
of deadetter oce 5h
furnished almost the plain
9th Each letter mailed effective adveriscmen
all through hands pass
The following list Of prices for dies engraved on hass and
which will of envelopes, of the usual letter
either white or bu of good and made as above with
nam Ae y
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COMMON HALL OF the OF Petersburg. Virginia,
May 1850 The following resolution was this day adopted BY
the Hall. M EAf ib}5.@N \. .9s.as., n g,r, tf. l i.
the advertise for for
Of bonds Of the corporation Of Peesbu endorsed by
the State Of Virginia, payable in 1870 and
with coupons for interest payable half yearly n February ana
the chamberlain Of the until the l4h day 9
bidder win be entitled thereto This payments for the same viii be
required 18th May 18th June and 18th July and bidders will state
which % pay corporation
10 themselves the right to reject any offer made"
Notice hereby given proposals Of the
ton will be received by the chamberlain Of the according
The above resolution, until the 4t day Of May y O'Clock
IN. 4.i + CHA4. CORlING,
May 9-dtl tl4hMaynext Mayor
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John *. Martin,
General .Hee1f far Claimaafs.


Office (or present) Buildings Richmond,
,s y. @ . % .a% sa y q %
OF the or against ndivdua ali claims
oS s back s9sa % and "
He has been With The nearly wsrs
enjoyed oSe g w 0 s q
pos ,s % p q s sr OF
Of following gentlemen refer
sna H Hon. .%s' a H. seldom Meade %ss1
EdmSnss mSsss Ma R9sSss
Mason Hon. John NJ Bos, and james Lyons
Hon s. r. Hosbie Assistant Postmaster General Thomn.
hisa':, Sss s,2Ssws%s% |s.as.nssn City,
NEW and Elegant Carpetings, xc-The subscribers
srg % Ses OF wasnsos sns sna
the adjacent country that their stock Of the richest and latest style:
viii sarpas not only variety styles sisssncs
TASTE display which attention Of their patron. has
been invited. They name
IN cARrETINGs.
French and English vevets latest designs superlaye
sassiadse % si@si English sf Brussels asa extra heavy
do premium American Brussels
inpsG''l so ,srss ssesr Py, an.IisS ns% patterns
And American ingrain all wool, iow-priced
Cocoon nattings for basement passages
Foo s%P oio 4 fs 5 .sse ca, any shsps sp
E.,n rich chensle and I'd nfsS Cd rug, =, chamber,
Figured baire. and large sized crumb cloths, sc
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS, they name
rich French dc laines
40 40 sSsi.S sS,nSn DO DO lowpuced
do worsted damask, every shade
Union cheap
French and English chntzes
Twiled and plain Turkey (red) cashmereis
Embroidered lace and muslin curtains -ft
Gi eornce late styles, gmps assel loops ke in great va
They especial their large and carefully
assortment Of
Linen sheetings table damasks, satin damasks
Table cloths, damask table napkins
Towelinrs, tnbc and piano
White colocd bed quilts, bed and crib blankets
Pilow-case linens, cotton sheetings
Step damasks, step oil cloths, &c. 80.
Together every Inea Of which have
upon win enable them maintain
their reputation Of furnishing the best goods at the lowest
price. - ,,e,,s 49,
Sept 2l--4wif Y. H. hoob co
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-16

TREATIsE ON the Improvement OF the Navigation
Of Rivers; by William f. Brooks civil VOL London
On the Improvement Of Tidal Ryen by David Stevenson civil
engineer; VOL London
On the Habon and Bars BY VIM. B. Phtchard
civil engineerj VOL; London
On HaTbo Refuge and Improvement Rivers and
por by Captain NJ Taylor, royal navy vo Plymouth, Eng
land.
smeatons Reports on Engineering; smms on Tunneling
Haskell Boring, Brsess Railway Transactions OF the
Civil Engnee Professional Papers Of the Royal Engineers and
variety OF works Bridge Building Mining, Mortars and
Military Engineering generally.
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