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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-12-12

MANY SOLES WILL BE SAVED

MANY SOLES WILL BE SAVED
N1E purchasing boots and shoes for Yourselves
u D and yoHr families, of Hugh M'Cann, who make,
them to order ard upon honor of the hest stock that
he purchased in market expressly for customers,
WIN are expected TO again and buy ''morc of the
sort.n His shop in the building lately
pied law Office by Rice Becker, on Bench Street,
where customers. instead OF clients, may be suited.
Still, If you please
Bring your fees
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PAPER HANGINCS.


- ceived lot Of rich ard beautiful patterns Of
Parlor, Hall, and Chamber Wall Papers, Borders, Cur
tain Papers and Fire Board Prints ali Of which will be
sold at the lowest prices. Call aud at the CaIcna
Bookstore. oc,3l
MORE NEW BOOKS.
n IFE and Letters of Thomas Campbell edited by
A illiam Bcatie; vols.
Bernard Barton's Letters and Poems.
Sidney Smiths Moral Philosophy.
Autobiography Of Leigh Hunt; 2 vols.
Hints Toward Reforms, by Horace Greeley.
Domestic History of the American Revolution, BY Mrs.
Erman's Travels in Siberia; 2 vols. tEllet.
octsi j. BRooKEs.
SABBATH SCHOOL MUSIC.
SABBATH School Gems of Music and Poetry by J.
- e. A. Crukshank. No selection OF Sabbath School
Music better please children than this. Price 80
cents, or three dollars dozen, sold by
oclSl J. BROOkES, 90 Main-st.
Il THE NEW GLE.E BOOK.
VvNIE Alpine Giec Book, by VIM II. Bradbury. It's
n leading features great variety OF new and
beautiful Swiss Melodies, also, HarmOnscd Alpine and
Tyrolese Mcodiesthe choicest variety presented
to the American singers for sale by
/ Oct. 81 J. BROOkES.
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS.
1S AGSTER'S Comprehensive Bible Large Quartc
Bible; Sabbath School Bibles with Maps; also, Prayer
Books, bound in every varetyin morocco, velvet call
and sheep, clasp and plain, prices ranging from 81 IL
cents to sl5 for sale at the Galena Book Store by
Oct. 81. J. BROOKES
JOHN f. SMITH & CO.,
Wa.chmakers and Jewelers. Mait St., Gatena Illinois
A Large and well selected assortment OF Clocks
hand, fer sale low. Engraving neatly executed. All
kihds Of Jcwelry made order and neatly repaired
All orders punCtyally attended The highest price
paid for old gold and silver. 2-25
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TO THE PUBLIC.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
TT has been r,nnored generally among my friends
throughout the country that was not keeping Public
House, and that had changed my business which Is
wish TO r form my ODD friends and the travelling
community, that prepared TO accommodate all who
may fay with call, and with good acconimoda
tioms any house in saltwater NJ, bar is well supplied
with the best Of good liquors. oysiers, cigars &C. My
stable is well supplied with hay, and oats. All ask
is, when they stop you at the door of the Minnesota
House. and tell yon that the saltwater House is shut up,
10 come and see for yourselves.
sf J.. BUFORD. f.
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ENl'K A u
DISSOLUTION.

DiSSULt TION.
yuyIE Law CoPartne he retoiore existing between
Il II. r. Mssierson and Orlando Simons, under the
uame of Mnsterson d Smons, is this day mutually dis
solved. H. r. MASTERSON,
~ Paul Nov 90 1850. ORLANDO SIMONS.
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DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership lately
IN existing between William Derocher and Ieu. X.
Paul. under the of Dcroshcr and Pauh dissolved
the 18th day Of September last, by niu.l
Louis l.. Paul authorized To settle MI debts due the
firm WILLIAM bFROCHFh,'
ocssbcr 3, 1850. LOUIS u. rAgL. a-s4
WALK IN GND SEE THE UANJMAIa.
ID PRESLEY has removed TO h- old stsBd Third
Ii Street, where he has inst rccev -. n suipiy
Of Chilreas' TOYS, Indian Bends JewelTy. New Bras
CLOCKS, Razor Sirops. Shaving Sssp. Ladies' Hair
Combs Steel Beads T~ns Trimmings Esr work hsSy,
Medals for Chairrn, werk Bags, Backing, BIacking
Brushes Play Cards, Butcher Knives, Fishing Tackle.
He IL aMANCFACTURER 81 ever, VARSITY of
Cieare, and dealer in Tobacco snun. Pipes, &C., heng
supplied with the choicest assortment. wkich will be
sold remarkably low for cash. lie also keeps Tot sale
Wholesale and reta any Quantities of Mess and Prime
Pork White Beans. Corn Neal Supe:ans FTonr, Green
Apples Bnckwheai Flour, Onions Irish and sweeI fo-
,atoes Cheese. Fresh Ruttcr Candies, Soap. Starch,
sarratus Sugar, MnekereI, Craaberics Cove OYSTERS
snrdnss, Matches, Backing, Baskets Looking Ghss~s
Gloves Mficns, Imported nsh Smoking ard sesrs-
iati Tsbacro, Oats. Moccasins. Cones Shells, Ac.
SIX IICNDR ED KINDS OF TOYS FOR
CHILDREN.
This IS the faryrst assortment noiif Of Saint Ious
Also Pecnn. Brazil. Almoa, and Pea Nuts, Gsndiss,
<,skss crsckers. Bearr' OH Rosemary, Ox-marrew,
and rcrfume.y Jew,iry, Rings Pencils, rrtsis, Fer
eussitB Gaps, SpttionHs. &c.
Also, The hcsf quality IL Cavenjish Tshseso sssr
Brought isio to~a.
M he manufactures Cigar. Of the best Havana
TnIssrso md sell them Ms low they he sf
fuicS a,y where in the Visited Stztes. He weuld be
CHAD 10 aa.t call from his friends ia eosEtr.,
who HAVE purchases 10 make.
~. Call where the wooden Negro ssants sentrv 1t
abr door and hux lIse scafer for sash ts,n
any where else Ia Ss.2'sa. 30
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MINNESOTA BOOKSTORES,


:" G. IEDUC is now receiving and opening large
w assortment of School and Miscellaneous Books
and Stationery, which will be sold for cash
BILE percentage Eastern prices. discount will be
made to schools supplying themselves by the dozen.
Cash orders from st. Anthony, saltwater, and from
other settlements in Minnesota respectfully solicited.
ST. Paul. Sentemncr III. la5G. Poi
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On bbls- GREEN AiPLEs, received ssd ios sale
Eel ,crs how by L. R0BERFs.
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NIcGUFFEY'S Eclectic Educational Series, consist
lNA ing of Mc(suffey's Eclectic Primer Mctsuffey 5
Eclectic Spelling Book Miufcy's Eclectic First Read
err Mct;ufes's Eclectic Second Reader, Mc(;uney 3
Eclectic Third Reader, Mo;uffty's Eclectic Fourth
Reader, Mc(;ufiey' Eclectic Fifth Reader.
The above popular works sold Wholesale and retail by
j RROOKES.
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nYSTERS, OYSTER SOUP, SARDlNES.
" and other eatabies-aiso, paatabe FLUIDS, al
Months Oyster Saloon, opposite the American lIo'se
Saint Paul
The subscriber has fitted up the establishments WITH out
rcfctpnee expense, expressly apleasant retreat
where "somefhing goof' be had quietly and COM
fortably, TO eat 10 DRINK, 10 smoke
ss November 1850. .l1 f. MONTH
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TAKEN Up

SLEIGH BELLS: SLEIGH BELLS..
A BEAUTIFUL Assortment, both loose and on straps,
n for sale cheap for cash at the
ST PAUL HARDWARE STORE.
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~ Office Is hereby given, that the resnlsr
i " terms of the Probate Court Of Ramsey
county, Minnesota Territory. will he holden On
the first Mondays in March, June, September
and December, respectively, at o'clock A. NJ
at my office in the town Of 81. Paul.
40-yly HENRY A. LAMBERT,
Iuds. of Probate OF
Ramsey Co. Mn. Ter
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F.f sale NJ SERGENT's.
DOGS WANTED.
4 m good sized dogs, large enough TO be broken
n wv for draught, and suitable for drawing trains
and slege> for which the gaest price will be paid by
weight, at the butcher shop, Of Mulberry and
Fourteenth streets, 81. Paul.
n b. Also wanted loo his garden sage 2-3i
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l.. ROBERTS

l.. ROBERTS.
CORNER OF WATER AND JACKSON STHx
rs now offering for sale a large and beautiful
IL assortment of
DRY GODS
Consisting in part of Calicoes, Shee,ing, Shirt
ing., Mouslin de lanes, Silks, Alpacas, Broad
cloths, Cassimeres, Sa,inets, leans, Vessisgs,
Coat Trimmings, Linseys,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
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Jastice Of the Peace.

We, ,le Undersigned respectfully nominate a,i
iafas 1plN E. TEXAN suitable candidate for Jsss
iics q The Peace, b. place Of Samuel II. Dent Esq
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DISSOLUTION.

TIME partnership in business, heretofore existing
III between John r. Irvine and Daniel F. Draw
ley is this day dissolved nv mutual consent. All
counts demands, &c, will be settled by u. F. Brawley
JOHN r. IRVINE,
st. Paul. Nov. I6, 1850. DANIEL. T. BRAwIEY.
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AysN's CHERRY PEcToRAL.-We would
medicine, with The satisfaction feels in prais-
lag a beDefactor. Having been afflicted by the
serious effects Of cold seated the lungs. and
found relief and clre from lis use, we can add
onr testimony TO the much already given to prove
rs singular mastery over disease. IL any mcdi-
ciae besore the community can be relied on to
cafe affections Of the irca, and lungs. ii is Aver
Cherry P.ctoral.--lC Christian Observer.
81 For sale in ST, Paul, al DIR. BARRIERS old
stdad. ,.
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consisting of Teas Cofees, Sugar, Rice, o. & S II.
Molasses, Mould and Sperm Candles Dried Apples,
Peaches, Soap, Tobacco, SaIeratus, Starch Goldfish,
Mackerel Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Cloves, Peppermint, and
Pepper Sauce.
Also, large assortment of Wooden Ware, consisting
Of Painted Tubs and Buckets Washboards, Clothes
Pins, &C. All for sale cheap for cnSh No trouble 10
show goods--next door TO the Fremont House-sigp,
"Cheap Cash store
N. D. Large supplies of Flour, Oats, Corn, and Poa-
ALWAYS hand. 2-9ly
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-12-12

MUIR CAPS, FUR GLOVES, &c. Also,
" Cloth caps-beins goods Of the finest description
F.,t sale NJ sERGENT's.
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A full supply--best quality of Coffee, Teas, SUI
gars Of SEVERAL varieties and prices, Moiasses,
Spice, Pepper, Ginger, Cinnamon, Cloves Salt,
Every cheap j so bbs. winter Apples Nails,
Tobacco, SC. &c.
Also LIQUORS, on Commission viz -
American Brandy, American Gin. Common, rec
lifted and Monongahela Whiskey, cheap for cash.
Goods at cash prices will be given in pay for
FuIs, Hides, Wheat and most other kinds If pre-
luce.
LOUIS ROBERTS would particularly invite
the attention Of Farmers and all etaess to ass
stock o. GOODS, believing they Will Ssa d asr
their interest to deal with him. He has faciiiiiss
for doing business on the swer, unsurpassed by
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-12-12
,HOnV. ROCKS

fresh supply If Seymour's
IN Sketches Of Minnesota, with Map. For sale
" j. BROOKE3
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FORWARDING e. COMMISSION.

/ am prepared TO receive, store, and MAKE
n,ivanccs upon Produce or ANY Gesds consigned
to me.
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s. II. sERGENT.
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BUILD OF BRICK.
If YOU warm, substantial building suitable for
climate, and durable building, good as
after 40 years use, make ii Of brick.
TIME subscriber is prepared TO make contrncts TO
erecting all sorts of brick buildings ard flushing th
same by the job reasonable terms, and with despatch
of the best material and workmanship.
44-ly ID. L. BRAWLEN.
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Onnn lbs. BUTTER and CHEESE-prime
SOOOO articlcs-just received and for sale nj

SERGENTs
GRAHAM, Cooley, AND SARTAIN.
DOCKS are now opened for Subscribers to those
universally admitted that in respect literary excel
ment, these periodicals unrivallcd in the whole
call soon at ELFELT'S.
CHARLES ELFELT, Agent.
81. Paul, November 6, 1850. 29t4
CITY HOTEL, ST. LOUIS,
Corner Of Third and Pine Streets.
T. BARNUM, proprietor, viii always be happy 10
his friends, who down business pleasure from
Wisconsin, Minnesota, and from elsewhere up the Mis-
sissippi river. Nov IA, 1850.
ESTRAY.
HAME into the enclosures Of the undersigned, on
y about the lst Of May last bay pony, nine ten
wears old with three white feet and white stripe in the
forehead The owner is requested come forward
prove property, pay charges, and take him away.
ELI PETTiJOHN
Fort Smelling Nov H. 1885, sofa
NEW STORE.
TIME Subscriber would respectfully announce to the
u citizens OF Saint Paul and vicinity, that he has just
received and is opening splendid stock Of goods
(drect frem New YORK; consisting principally of Dry
Goods and Clothing, Drugs and Medicines, Groceries,
Qaeeasware, Hardware and Cutlery, Hats and Caps
Bonnets and Hosiery, Boots and Shoes Glass and Nails
together with large lot Of country made Fiannes Jeans
Linseys and Socks all Of which will be sold low for
cash, or in exchange for country produce.
RIM. SPENCER
ST. Paul, November, 1850. $50
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LOTS FOR SALE.
YUNIE SUBSCRIBER will sell his entire farm AT
j ianski Point, IN lots from to 90 acres or less
suit purchasers. IL is situated about half mile belo
ST. Paul, between Trout ard Mill creeks, and at Ii
desirable locations for residences. Their.
also a very valuable m-srat the premises. Enqii
of STANISLAUS BILANSKL -
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PROBATE COURT.

nNnuN -riasrering and Brick Trowefs, the be
Il makers, at the ST. PAU. HARDWARE STOk
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1UyIIE subscriber would respectfully inform his old
customers and the public generally, that he has
moved into the brick No g. Of Main and
Green Streets opposite Crawford's Drug Store, where
he WILL as heretofore keep constantly hand general
assortment of BOOKS and STATIONERY, wholesale
and retail, al lowest possible prices.
March =. 1850. ftatktl- j. BKOOkES.
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ROOTS AND I'll SHOES, sc.
GROCERIES

Selected with great care and bought at eatrcnel,
lnN priccs lsn
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Lz~JI NS0


Ger. PAUL AND ST'ILbVATEk.---in nose
- whe !, ish TO travel aersss the 6ac cosn'y
between these tcwps,a Distance u only 20 miles.
while Il is sixty miles asOuad BY s'ea@boai' VIII
6.d ! stage leaving each town 3ur she other, cse-
nv morning after breakfast, esccvt Sasda!h
ROBERT KENNEDY, P'epfictof'
S,;,, Paul Juiy Is. 1850. sssf31
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The Pennsy lvania Interest-The philadelphia
Custom III ouse- lIarkets-stOcks, &c,

Core spondence Of The Tribune
Pan ,DEt PHtA Friday Fen !, 1850
The Sem annual interest on our state debt was
paid day TO all applicants at the Bank OF Penn
sylyanla IN specie funds
The foreign arrivals at this port or January were
T., and the coast were 500
There were no funds to pay the Custom House
officers their monthly dues to-day. IL produced
much disappointment. but the requisite Treasury
order viii undoubtedly be forthcoming next week
This IS the first time / ncle Sam has suffered pro
test and we must excuse him
The FLOUR market is quietsales OF 1000 bills stand
ARD brand all sl T. Dbl some holders however Will moi
81 and extra Al 25d5 81 Rye FLOUR and Coss Msu
are iuacuve. and sales VI eheT have been reported
There is little inquiry tor WHEAT and The only sale
reported small lot Of prime hite al II 3 bush kYf
scarce CoRs-TEere is but limited amount arriving
sales Of prime Yellow al "a cts, weight OATs-sOuhen
sell - snd Pennsylvania 81 IS cts per bush There i
fair demand for Moi and SEQ bbls New Orleans sold
u cts Prices u SUGAR steady; sales OF i0t
hhds New Orleans a. s. at cts y n, time WHISKY
sales bbs at 25 ami hids al - cts
SALEs Or SrOCKs-Fyf Bolrd-5J Reading Kk, IL
slOo 6s CT, ll2t Bank, ~ 500 Ches i De.
Cana o. 81, at b Mech BIZ u, 81 Norristowu RR
%, 10 Penn b, 1857
Is any year, a. 80 Reading Rk, 10 $500 State 10 81
500 do, s0i, Glrard b, 10 IS lns, H.. 5000
Amboy Bonds, 7s $1,000 L ) 6s ~, l2s $1,000 Texas
Registered 10 per cent Bonds y; ~ Northern Bank Of
kentucky, l0lt 500 Norrstown kR C. SCI 10 Mechancs
Bank nj.
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xxxI.t CONGRESS First session
The ssSArE va, not in Session Yesterday.

The sENkTE was not IN Session te.iefCAf
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WasHrNsroS, Friday FEB. J.
o motion, ~ n, Tgts.roS resolutions were adopted
nscng The Committee on Indian Aa.irs 10 inquire into
he expN OF gushing the Indian ute 10 the terri
tory wing Of the Cascade Mouniains IN oregon az
removing Indians OF those mountains 10 inquire
into The proprety Of creating ere al orer or -upernen
dent OF lpdian Affairs inquire into the plan for tie pro-
per man agemeni Of the Indians.
report % appropriate $1,000 10 prInt the maps which &C
company Presidents Message he told what hey were
MI WtNTHEoP complained u the delay IN having The Pre-
denrs Messare printed The session would BE- BE-
fore they were furnished IL was miserable penny wise
ND pound foolish doctrine 20 give printing out n such "a
Mr. CagrTER adyocaed he punuDe Of tie maP,-,hey
we're tpger boards point The euis rants 10 The Nes-io
tis ni,ure home and show iis miIera. wealth
several gentlemen TOOK psr IN The debate
Mr McNILLlE said that a. Chairman Of he Commute
on Pruning he had made inquiry and learned ha ne Pre
ieBs Message snd accompanying documents would be in
two yolumesone of which was nearly resdy, and here
was as much expedition possible in al The printing
The resolution was adopted.
On motion OF Mr. N4N DYKE was agreed TO proceed to
the elecftn Of Chaplain
Mr. McMuLLES wished to know u the Committee or lie
JUDICIARY had reported or various memorials 10 abolish
Cbaplans
The spEAKER SAID not
Mr. McMULLES asked whether II would D. order
move PoslPoneneni OF The election ~ the Committee coz
report
SFEAKER-NO
Mr. McMr.LrN Eo~eo 10 postpone lie election III SiSToh
The SPEAKER decided hat II was not IL orier.
Mr. SAvAGE raised point that The election Of eertin
officers postponed u March 5 the Chaplain was In
Guided
Tie sfrArsa ovsrruled hin ann The House proceeded
Two votes were taken on las, Of which candidates
stood as follows Cushman, 4 Morgan 9s Dewey /. 2
Gurey, Is.
The HOUSE again taIoted, and Gdrey eiecied
Adjourned I'll Monday.
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DIED.

s-lasaT shi- Of ks~srt. NJ JOsEPH col DIE
II - Ard tlFi n4-ltactsTcr 10 @-h n o.
- irends sEs relatives f-sDfaT "a a.
"a irc sS r-st~nle :. yois Prs - IA nc
= s-assg = n a. SKI He rsA-s. N ts iAss Crs>u
500 cr
o. snasy Tst D. d ssop<IJ NJ FREDERICK WEBER 49,
- ys4rs
h fn-ss. scqssnzs<-. q ~ Co sts ..o II Rs a.
IA. fsBpofs 1sfe1 fanrrsl or. IL. -, 49,,
ae.rs ~ Hast Broadway "a sszdsy. y sst asckd Pm
.<rd ~ year,. nonfks an tsys
Tie ssd- q 'ss say respectfully a. ted 70 siisss
era a. -. .s sisen<s, 80 spnsesL s1Esay Est
go y n hef neaa-as - Il ssf-nes 4 orsznssoa
- se"-or'-s1s H.a cacEzzt pap>rs pi~.<s cor. nas
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ER' The Dsals Giobe has passed into the hands
| OF GEo. X. HAWAI- as Publisher and JoHN : d.
SoILE as Editor and been considerably improved
and spn,eed up in the process. Du Sole is tronl
Philadelphia where ne caught The deie.lsble Infection ol
cunning. seldom - bad ing well aoae -
he does Il la tact has puns and Jokes much better
than his gussens which retaining tie natural sbsurd
OF Loo Kocosm hls nuonitgng ls erociiy, read ess
raeily then those OF nshnsni and desperate e
| the Albany Auss, Washington Us,on ~ New-Hampshe
Patriot In fact don take Du Sole more Than Ia
IN when be Perpeaies Of hs leaders deer
Protection MoBoPoly, the Wings as srsccrais snd
on he Is only Joking hts ohscarely than IN h,s
SrieieF and aunr paragraphs We know hin Tor good
fellow who will say whatever be said with ruin IN X
half 81 his party aud II anything hide more.
We earnestly recommend The Globe to tie sapperi q
our Lcoo-Eoco brethren They have done The
hing by their oEgsns OF ATE years We know vel TIA
they could 60 better thers were no newsPspers- PEI
PIE would drink more and think essors they cam have
thai IS hey would and since newspapers TO LocoFo
oossm necessary evil they cen make TIE best Of
THIS rejoicing their own papers and buying up al tt
swiss sheets IN Inalsc-psyiag 1850 81 e,ec1Ou for
TIE aid OF TIE ssxnc Press while siy sse4dfas an
devoted Sournss savings oae Of the esnses %
their prsseu. condition here-oog Congressman nor seEs
tor .hsrs tie City Adminss~ror, and only quarter
ef the Assembly insn-s utoe sErnde FOR parry whie
ased to have arse heGssnd majority evFe, eSsr
when they didn't ree unaes around and nAks i've
q al thousand We have kept the ran Of matters for Tie
as en ysarA and every Shey have soagh me hep "
rne saaais Presa ey have esen srccoGsy aNsssd
mech worse ihsa IN any ohsr struggle Sarved eri
nge Let them tas shop his ranang seE srsnze gods,
ssa szs,sia hsy devoted orgsa nancy Tie Globe
II "a irdasuAeas spirited and sprishl srt VII swallow
any hng that TO- the beng eHaed Ds0ersey frOu
pogrisn AMI Asx-Psoe Rioaag sp csls01ns HDa ths
Exiensica OF slavery wilho0t choking grlnaoe. Mr.
Hazswsll essius fellow. and "a worm your wils l.
sahscrabs II only 10 how smirngy and gsaeeslS l.
..ss. dawn he ntpes tCskce les Nassau
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The LEGISLATURE.

la the Senate yesterday Me bills to amend the
charter Of the Hsdson River Railroad Co. TO IN
corporate the Brooklyn Gas Light Co and TO di
vide the Sixth and Seventh Wards Of Brooklyn
were passed. The bal to pay Mr. Niles claim io'
damages by the Astoria motors, was discussed Al
anne length in Committee Of the Whole. NJ
action
In the Assembly Mr.. ALLEN reported tavofably
the bill 10 increase the number Of harbor masters
in New.Yoyk TO ten
Mr. RAYMOND offered concurrent resolution u
favor Of the establishment Of an Agricultural bu
reau to be attached TO the Home Department Th'
Anti-slavery resolutions were discussed IN Com
rittse Of the Whole and were made the sPecla
order sr Tuesday next. The bill in relation u
Justices Of the Supreme Court were passed u
Committee of the Whole
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-02
From the BraZO-.

Bal rIS0RE. FRIDAY, Fec J. 50
Two n the tour mails due from the south have
Tbe Sey cans papers Of The I'd oil announce ihe a.
rva q be ship Portland, from bfazo' "in uA'7' ~ W
Eth - .,. .-..,,.t 81,
e., A Vsjos The Mexican commander ai MAtAmOras
ma sddressed Col Wilson, soliciting the cooperaton Or
he L. troops sgsinsi ne lndian-' VINO "s'' '' ooi'
nittng gresi atrocities 10 Mexico
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-02

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IN error Adjourned anti Tomorrow Of II o'clock A N
u A passenger In the Baltimore trsln tor
PAlsaspsis bad ias pockss resved Of So yesterday