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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-01-30
Consumption Cured,
Daily, by DR.. Hastings Compound
SYRUP OF NAPHTHAs >

YsHE Medical Faculty, as well as the public,
u are struck with wonder at the numerous
cures made daily BY this extraordinary medicine,
and il Is now acknowledged by many Of our most
eminent physicians to be q certain and speedy
cure for tubercular consumption, in is worst
stages. II has been recommended by that emi-
nent physician, DIR. Mot. and 10 constantly used
In the Marine Hospital At Savannah, Ga by DIR.
Arnold. The senior physician Of the hospital.
The London Lancet, London Medical Journal,
praiihwaites Retrospect and all other Of the
London Medical Journals, have spoken In praise
many times Of the surprising effects Of
DIR. HASTINGS PREPARATION.
II has been thoroughly tried, not only in the
Hospital under he charge Of DIR. Hastings, in
London, but also by all the first physicians Of
England, and sll have fully endorsed L as an un-
rivalled remedy in Consumption, and oil other
diseases Of the lungs. The following are few
Of the opinions expressed by the Medical Faculty
Of England. Williamson. Of Manchester, thus
writes;
aUNDER IT'S INFLUENCE
i have seen the emacated being, on whose
brow death had seemed 70 have set bis seal. ac-
quire IMMIGRATION and Strengthened exchange
his early mornings Of intense suffering and dis
| tressing cough for the sound reposc which alone
4 accompanies sound health"
DIR. WARE. OF LIVERPOOL.
/ Says -" regard Hastings Syrup or Napiha AZ
one Of the first medical discoveries Of any age,
and consider lis agency 10 curing consumption as
established beyond all doubt or question"
A single bottle will prove lis efficacy. All the
proprietor asks il the trial Of one bottle, the action
Of which will prove 10 the patient the virtue Of
this medicine.
Coughs, colds, bronchitis, decline, asthma,
night swesis, and splitting Of blood, are cured in
= surprisingly short space Of time the seyercs,
colds having yielded to the treatment Of the Naph-
tina Syrup in the short space Of fory-eight hours
To enumeiatc all the cures performed by this
medicine would occupy volume. the aceompa-
nying having been selected by the American
agent from mass Of certificates which have been
i received by him.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-01-30

Tennessee "A uFIi7 IN IN Hs.hsllls
Tue Wing, oflhs lIl insiaul. ssseri lhni
ihrTe 4 noi IN rcrnrssrr one man ina
ihosssnd Hho hrou tlsunion IN any
shape. o. under any circumstances.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-01-30

Important Movement. resolution
has passed The Maryland House Of Dele.
gates. authorizing The Attorney General
Of Maryland 10 test, before the Supreme
Court. If necessary. the power Of Magis'
,ra,e Of New York city TO discharge from
custody fugitive slave.
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rr We haze be<a requested 10 give no1ee.
-, meetings ssf he puqsss 90 spfrsdius before
~ p<sgls inpssans isfssmasisa ia relation 10
R,;l Rood, via b bed Il The lslis~ias rl4ses.
w:
Al Pats Store. On THURSDAY de I'd Of Feb-
Al IIillsbosoBgh. op Friday The slh.
Al Cedar Grove. on Saturday The ssh.
me Hon. r. NJ. ssapies win Be present and
.sJr- The pr0pls; and h ishopeJ shsl The Hon.
Calvin Graves win also he present. A general
.,,rnaanes Of he eisiens i earnestly requested.
Friends u the R.ilfsad are earnestly requested
"a give I'll possible circulation 70 this notice.
We hope cur friends ~ill turn oct and siiend
,he Railroad meetings snaouneed sbue. The
s,o.kS. not yet IN tahen. sad Orange. being more
aerply interested than any other county. = e.
sec.~a % DO something. The importance Of The
esu.e. Is well . The high character and standins
"A Gen. Saunders should ensure n least full ct.
tendance At ihese meetings
Kali HNV80 ahW*PSNs>@We 1''sNt
Sand that Il the Rad Road Convention held a
Newbern cn siss asd instant, fsur sddiliona
shares Of the One Hundred were probably iaken
and thai seventy thousand dollars were subscribel
for The purpose Of continuing the road from Gods
borough 10 Ncwben. We have NOT YET been IN
formed what member or whether amy additions
shares have been added 70 the One Hundred ID
The other eastern counties, bot have the gene.
assurance that success has attended the recent e1
enions Of the friends of the rosd. and that some
thing Of Importance may BE- expected.
From The letter Of Gov. Moreh~sJ. published d
our last, and oshrf sources, We think we ma,
give the following as pretty correct list Of sh,
shares row taken Of the Ono Hundred, who a.,
10 take The whole Of The remaining unsubseribet
stock,
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IMPORTANT REMEDY.
DR.. MitchelI's Eye Salve.

TIME great advantages possessed by this arti-
4 Gle over every other, are-its CERTAINTY,
SAFETY, CONVENIENCE and ECONOMY. All ply
sicians admit that great danger is TO be spprehend-
ed from dragging The eye when in an infamed and
unhealthy state. In the use Of this salve this OBJ
lection is entirely removed, as no harm can pos
sibly result from its use il being in all cases APP
piled to the EXTERNAL portions of the eye, there
by avoiding all the inconvenience, pain and dam
ger, which necessarily attend the introduction Of
any pungent article INTO the eye. Its activity
in subduing Inflammation is 50 great that but few
cases require the use of more than one bottle to
effect perfect cure. One physician remarked to
us, after having witnessed its effects in several
instances, that it was PERFECT FIRE KILLER"
All we ask is that its virtues be thoroughly test
ed, and that the directions be strictly followed.
Price so cents per Box.
All the above named medicines for Sale in
Hillsborough by Long & Webb.
January 20. l5-ly
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Land and Negroes

FOR SALE.
ON Tuesday Of Orange Superior Court Of
~ Law, being the 18th day of March next, At
the Court House in Hillsborough, shall offer ai
Public Sale to the highest bidder, for Cash, the
interest which Joseph ]. Woodrow formerly own
cd in certain negroes bequeathed by the late Mar
Tin Palmer 10 the children Of Mrs. Temperance
Faucet, and conveyed BY him to mo, by Deed Of
Trust. for certain purposes therein named.
Also, -Four Quarter Sections Of Land, lying In
the State Of Illinois, conveyed in said Deed. The
Grants for these lands, win be exhibited on the
day Of Sale.
q. F. FAUCETr, Trustee.
Jan'y. % 1850. IT.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-01-30

Pdith NUM- w dsHftsgAuhs
The cnba Expedition slarIrd again.
Washington, Jan. ~, 1850.
News has been rcrei, ed here. Cor some
days past. by the Administration. that The
Cuba Revoluiionisls are again al work
lha. they have raised large sums Of money
that their expedition il again pretty well
undeiway--ihsi they have plenty ofarms,
munitions Of war. &C.. Gc.-bui thai now
they win act according TO law-ihat they
will moi concentrate their fnrces here in
the United Slaies-nor rendezvous here
nor organize here-bui assemble Alto
ge,her. III fixed lime, say on the 18TH
mus of Darien. or il may be in Yucatan,
or il may be an some island. The iocus Ii.
quo. IL agreed upon. mol yet being known.
The head quarters OF these Revolution.
lists is al one Of the hotels in this city,
from whence they are carrying on opera.
lions upon a grand scale. One Of The
largest theatres of their operations is in
New York city.
Thus. as South Carolina & Co. insist
upon walking out Of the Union. Cuba and
Canada are half willing TO fight 10 get in.
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Hon. Henry Clay.-Mr. Clay il is said
Is now deliberasing upon compromise
Of The SIasery.questinn. designedio cover
]. in all is aspects. He has not yet indi-
eaird 6xed purpose in regard 20 the in
irodpriion Of such proposition. lie 10
urged by leading men in and out OF Con-
gress. and is well inrlined 10 obey The re-
QUESTION: which Is made upon his sisles-
manship and patriotism.
Bal. CLIP. Gid insf
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The New York Express has the FOL
Inwing information. in ielegraphic des
patch from Washington:
The cnba Expedition Earlrd again.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-03
Damages by the storm.

BALTIMORE Sept 2, 1850.
The rains have causede great rise in the susque-
hannah and other rivera The dam at Hofman's pa
per mill, on Gunpowder river has been washed away
The Psrkton and whitehall bridges on the same river
have been carried away. The cars from York, Pa
were detained I'VE hours the destruction of bridge
has raised to tremendous height.
ALLESrowN, Pa, Sept 2-sP.M.
The freshet in the Lehigh Is as high ever known
and the water Is still rising Immense quantities of
lumber are floating by. Seversl small buildings have
been swept away from here, and much damage has
In the vicinity are only bank full
BETHLEHEM Pa, Sept. @ 1850
The rains yes terday, last night, and to-day have
raised the Leheh eleven feet at this place and IL is
rising rapidly BY telegraph informed that
the water at Mauch Chunk, at 10 O'Clock, was three
feet the streets of the part of the town The
telegraph ONCE could not be approached, except by
wadng through the water, which higher tina ever
before known, although no dams had been broken
Great quantities Of lumber and drift wood pass
ing m
BrrHLrHrn Pa Sept 2-sX PM
1t is still raining hard The Lehigh has risen six
teen feet, and is still rising. The water covers the
lever part of the canal weexpect bad work night
houses Judging from appearances, at present, the
mails VIII not be able to pass the Lehigh tom,rrow.
EAsroS, PA Sept 2-s1 Pm.
The water In the Lehgh is as high as it was in
the Juiy ieenet me LenlEn Canal Is injured as
much it was then, aud 1t will take two or three
weeks to repair damages. The Delaware has not yet
commenced rising.
HARRISBURG, Sept. 2, 1850.
The rains have caused considerable dam age to the
Pennsylvania Canal, which we hear OF tive breaks
one at Buckeather which will take from six to eight
days to repairi and the other at Middsto Mn and will
take two Or three days to repair. fr
READING, (Pa) Sept. 2 1850
The freshet in the schuylkil river Is the greatest
ever experienced at this place 1t has risen to fear
full height number Of houses have been sub
merged. and some have been entirely swep. away;
among them, several lock houses the canal. A
number of lives are reported lost. The damage to
property Is immense The loss the schuylkill Ma
yigation and Reading Railroad Company Is very
heavy. Many bridges on the public road ha been
swept away; among them the Lancast and Harris
burg crossing the schuylkill r this place. also the
Hamburg, marlborough, Dougl syille and Pottstown
County bridges and several on II Reading Railroad
Felix's dam and the big dam | twhere, have been
swept away and probably will q be in order this
seasoE. Several persons haveb, seen ioat n down
the river on logs, beds and housssc ls.
a.t fsH. PmLApELPHIA ltTt2-Sk r. II.
The Pottsrille train, due here ~ has not yet
arrived 1t has been detained al, We Reading whsre
the Railroad Is covered by two feet water.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-03

NFLiCT BETWEEN THREE Oh CArrAIs roRD's MKN
IWrxrv.Eft-E


AND TWENTY-FIVE INDIANS.
From the Corpus Christi Valley Aug
We are again called upon to record one OF the most
melancholy aBd unfortunate occurrences that has
taken place for some time this frontier Three
young men, Alfred Mel, jobs wilibarger and Dock
sullivan. members Of Captain ford's company on
Tuesday last we're attacked by twenty dvc Indians In
the open prairie the side OF the Santa erudes
sixty miles rom corpus christi Ihey wers returning
they encountered the Indiana The follosing
Account has been communicated by Mr. Mel,
the only Of the three who escspej aud
who is nov lying dangerously wounded. having
been shot through the left lung With pistol bail be.
sides being pierced With six arrows. IL sppcaS from
his account Of this melancholy aGair that they
riding along the road when the Indians charged upon
them. They dismounted and prepared to dsfeDd them
selves The Indians rushed upon them and shot suli.
vans horse at . distance Of one hundred aud nfty
yards Another shot passed through he body Of Suli
van near the heart who remarked that be YES dead
and laid down The Indians thu being despatch
ed him by shooting him throuf the head with
Nel and Wibarger finding further resistance useless
saving their lives except by fight. mounted their
horses and endeavored 20 escape. The Indians
eloee upoa them, and dashed after Whbarger who
went In direction while Mel took another II being
Impossible for them TO keep together ss they In
the midst Of Indians The Last our informant o.
Mr. wbargsr he was hotiy pursusd aud there IL very
little doubt but that be vas overtaken and Killed az
nothing has been hard Of him since. Another
party q indians pursued Neil who had not reached
over three hundred yards when they wounded
his horse This csusei The animal to pitch aud plunge
and himself being wounded by an suo~. dis
mounted. An inaian W anu shot n IN through
the body with large holster pistol lie tainted aud
fell The indians stripped him aud pierced his body
with several srrows and left him for dead In this
situation be remained immovsble Tor some time; but
recovering and finding hmself able TO rise although
weak from the less OF blood he his SAY into the
tsmenn This IL Of the remarkable escapes on
record That after receiving elk wounds IN his
body. and large bullet hole through hts left lung.
Just above the heart thsuld be able 20 travel sixty
miles during this weather. without any nosrsh
ment. and perfectly naked Ills situstcn " prccs.
rous yet hopes entertained of his recovery These
af..AA ~. g.. a
have been In frequent actions with Indians They wers
ell With Capt Ford In his recent engagements an
frontier Their death will be sincerely regret-d BY rsose
Who tnew them. Dock sullivan Of the bay
who accom- MED the memorable MGR expedi,i On
suffered With his companions In the dur icons OF
Mexico. Their long experience IN indian vsrfss
chance for escaping the consequences - this m.ian.
choly event II y possible, though aot very likely
badly wounded and there No tors am Dag hs ftIend
cor his safety
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-03

,oss ov Az 1NxrfcAS SCHOONER, AND DETENTION
OF 1uE CREW m TIIE sAvAeEs-SANAL INTEL
BosrOS, Sept 2, 1850.
The brig Planet from Cape de Verde coast OF Afdca,
August "a, arrived at Salem yesterday she reports
shat the United states sloop John Adams Captain
POWELL len Port Prsys, for Gambia, July 10, BY order
Of Com Gregory, Who had received information OF the
loss Of American vessel TO the north~sd Of that
river and the capture and detention Of her officers
and crew BY the savage people on that part OF the
coast ~ho required rsusom for their release.
The YORKTOWN At Funchal July 18th, aud daily
expected ct Port Prsys The Perry is reported TO
nav. called for Rio for supplies The Porpose. Capt
gardner arrived 81 Port frays July Is from NORFOLK
$50 Madeira and lett on the x9th for Monrovis All
cell - a. - =, - ..-..
.,v prevaient many of the NEST respectable inhsbt
,ants Becoming victims, among them, Caeteni Jose
Nosolips. commonly called the Napoleon o. DUNES
lie hsa bssn largely concerned In the slave trade
uufil a fec years psst. .-,.-
The Unit States fqusaron were IN tne eV'y "es'
liant
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Cart OF over and r,rmi,sr.

Chief Juetiee Edmouds ndAldermen Miller and NTH
str1EAtTn This WAS the arst day Of Term. The
Grand Jury called. and min. gentlemen only
having sntwered TO their they were charged
ultn Monday morning next at 10 O'Clock, and the
court imposed fine Of s2j zach TIE ate nding
Grand Jurors Some prisoners were then pun forward
and Atraign.d
cbsrre Of Msrssr.-Patrick Dsiany Araigped Tor
the murder Of Mary McIatre by stabbing her In the
stomach with a knife, on the 6,h % Juy, 1850. Ths
prisoner bsirg without means Mr. A. A. Phillips and
another lawyer. assigned his counsel and the
trial Vas set down for neat Monday.
IN. DTurys-Tbs District Attorney gave notice1thst
wss his intention 20 dispose % the capital cases
first that he would then proceed with the Drurys
Counsel for the Drurys wished % have their trial set
down for the earliest day possible lie complained
that The had been from day 20 day agts,sd In the
public papers some saying that the prisoners vsrs
not ready; and others that the District attorney dia
not 20 proceed with the trial during TINS tsfm.
The District Attorney stated that NO newspaper edtor
either directly or indirectly vas authorized 70
any statement for him with respect 20 the trial oi ne
Drur,s or any other matter in which he sss omelAy
concerned The Court rcpudiaed the IDEA ol .n ..x
time b.,ns t,t.n M by counsel for the Drurys vmh
remarks upen newspapers The trial was oitimssip
/ set down for Monday next ,,,.,.,u..s w.r,..
nan for the murder Of Kills Crurtnsy othsr hrsa
Y nv ,broyine her into the North River, on the 9th
III Jpix 1880. and Robert Momst Tor the murder os
nj. lie Anne Nonnt by striking her on the head with
riecs Of wood I'm July, 1850, were also postponed tn
Monday next andths Court then Adjourned.
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News from Washington.

-1I'r PRESIDENT AND TuE SLAVERY niLLs-aIR. CLAY
ASD sIAvTRY II THE DISTRICT OF coLuMGlA-
CoNFIaMArloN OF AIR. EwBASK, &c.
ouR srEoiAL TxLEGaArHIe CORRESPONDENCE.
wasmSeroS, September ,, 1850.
Tn, House IL stIn tied up 10 regard 10 the senate
,ml understand that the President has been al.
ised 70 recommend the Senate 60 rally the Northern
Alga. and that he has been consulting Sith Webster
81 The subject
Mr. Clay failed 10 reach the Slave Trade bill for the
District CT Columbis Some friends Of the mept
Aaye urged him against It, but no appears resolved TO
push II forward, aud TO Pin south Carolina 20 the
rsn.
Two movements to modify the tariG defeated
to-day In the House There Is no chance for H.
We learn that a special messenger win b. seat to
Texas TO recommend Governor Bell TO suspend his de-
ision uron Santa 10 and that orders will be sent to
coore Monroe 70 submit to the State authorities Of
New Mexico, but to staud prepared " resist Texas
I'VE give the rumor fer what II Is worth.
gentleman direct from Texas says the Santa Re
sxpedi,icn III leave In October.
Rumor ssys, that Mr. jenkins viii decline the secrs-
ryshp Of the Department Of the Interior II So the
irrssdezt unl offer the oce to Judge ssmsrs Of wes
,tsrn Virginia.
SIR McLsne this morning announced the difaculty
between Msssrs Bsyly and swcetzsr as having been
lsn,icably settled.
Mr. Cobb and his iriesds think that the vote to-day
snaki M the Texas boundary bill the special order each
DAY until disposed o. indicates that the adjustment
bin vii psss.
Mr Ewbank. after long debate, was confirmed ss
,comu.issloncr of Patents BY decided majority !;
.,so Mr. Irwin as Marshal for Western Pennsylvania
.snd tems others.
III. case Of Mr. Lewis laid aside, In secret SEES
sion to day. and something else was taken mp.
John ssarle has been recognized as the Portuguese
sconsul for San francisco
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-03

Mrs Young ct very respectable appearances, at
t.mpted 10 commit suicide. At New Orleans, es the
oath uit BY drowning herself she said her husssnd
vas Jealous Of her. -
Wright. was laid By General Wool, at Weybhifs, ".
on the 9th August. In pressnce 81 Mrs. Wright tne
widow. N. Nsn nuren. y Y Rlair and others ~
built Of grey marble On the east side " an ovh pisee
OF vhte m srble on Which ls cut profile sut uuaef-
Meath IN large capitals Is tbs name 81 sss Nnx"a.
There u no 0thsg Inscription.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-03

PIrrnReH, Sept 1850.
The cholera has broken out In Duluesne borough.
-Four to-day and three yesterday. The disease
has disappeared from this and ALE glany City
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Arrested for sroret,nx slaves

BALriNoRr. Sept. ,, 1850.
Csrt Williamson, Of the schooner Celebrity, OF New
York has been arrested ia Riehmoni. a charge OF
having fCeTeted on board two slaves, owned In the
lover part 81 Virginia Williamson and the two slaves
hare been committed for ANIMATION Wednesday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-03

.,rrvto1s ,,grsgrn
To lave croton water pipe laid in Ninth avenue
W. Downing. TO change route OF telegraph wires from
the poles jointly occupied BY him the PaiadePhis
line, At the corner OF Broome anl saliva streets.
Tine report OF the Croton Aqueduct Department with
abstract OF estimates received from last report was
confirmed. several other reports, recOmmen iiog a
with the Board OF Aldermen in their reso-
luticns Tor certain repairs aud down cross walks
ke. were received The report OF the COMMITTEES on
the Law Department, In favor OF confirming the as
tessment list tor regulating and grading Tbrty nnsth
street from the second 20 the Third avenue, was
adopted.
Russ rAyrnENr.
report Of the COMMITTEES on streets. Recommending
concurrence with the Board Of hldsrmen In the
adoption the resolution relative TO contracting for
the Russ pavement from the Bondsd Warehouse 10
broadway 10 Morris street. wss o. dsred TO AJ upon the
table.
COMMUNICATION rRo,L rms N.,cu
FROM the returns made ~ the captains OF police Tor
the quarter ending the SOth Of June appears that
the total number " arrests made trisg that period
Wa s1ls OF these O03 were for intoAicston, 1857
for dsordsry c"nduct, ls6 for assault and bst-ry
aud 100 70, sighting " The ttrsss-oa,pess Usually ,
plants made ~ the police 20 the Corporation Attof
bsy, during th. SANE period, wac $50 The number q
places at vheh spiriiuous liquors are sold. es D.
ported by the captains OF police. on sofa Of June
we're, blczi Of Vie rersous Keeping these place.
The whole mum Ser q persons 90 nceused 70 seyspL
rtuous hquorsp this city is ala During the above
mentioned quarter, there lodged IN the station
house II zoe persons liA1 lost children restored
l5l sick and injnrsd persons aided AZ rvscs from
sroynlns ~ Ares sxtinruished Sgo s.rss %, sn 20
dwellings @und open. ant cios@d and SILL A.
taken IRON drunken persons, snd restoxsd by hs
police.
: usIrtSo rHr oirIss sr Wy, ,onE AND uaooxLNN.
NAntther msfeage from the Mayor was reed. stdtnS
thut ne had received Communication iron Con-
Ttss Of the Bosrd of Aldermen q the city o. brook
lSh. stating that they hsve been appointed select
tommitee 10 examine and port upen the eSpediency
OF uniting the cities Of New fork sid hseklyh ana
70 enable them 10 judge Of the mtAsure they ask tnat
the Common Cosncii ef this city shoalt Appont eom
mittees, from their two Boards sith wsom they may
copfer Referred
Several resolutions FROM the Beard % A5ermen for
repairs concur, In and the Board q. oVrnel %
meet again 10 morrcs eresing Al so'ciock
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Common Council.

ROAR OF Aldermen.
Last evening ct o'clock the stated session Of the
Common Council for September. opened. Aldurm an
Morgans presided In the BoAad 81 Aldermen.
UNION OF TItE cry OF HnooELYS wIru WORK.
A communication from the Mayor, in relation to
uniting the city Of Brootlyn with New York re-
trrsd to special committee consisting Of Aldermen
MileT, smith, ar Ifitton.
ALARM Hrtt.
petition from members OF the are depart ment, for
ere alarm bell In the Grst district in the vicinty
Of Narck' King and Canal streets, rerred to the
appropriate committee
wooLsr1 SUGAR HOUSE.
The petition Of Daniel seers, objscting 90 the
building Of Woolsey sugar refinery, which was lately
burned. was referred TO the CITY Inspector.
The Board then adjourned.
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Congregational volnin alton.

PHnLAoELFHfA, Sept. 1850. '
1ts Hon Mr. Robbins, democrat, has been unani-
mously renom'uated for Congress Ia the Fourth Con-
greaslsnai district