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HORSE F0R SALK.-A VERY FINE RAY HORSE.
sewn years old, Of Nembrue stook-is over sixteen
fIndid natural fis sid actior hind and semitic
ttn be safely reeen OF cuvts BY sdy-is beautifully
luttd and sound WIT be soc within few the
IL going 20 the south. hTry a. Bowefs stsbes.
BroadwBy, nleecker street, n Mr.. PeL Clarendon
Hotei Will Be sold II taken this vctf, At 500 less than
his valus.
A GUOD HORSE FOR SAILS Chaplain BIS SEEN
N y Vim. Robetaont stale, state st. near Henry %
bfcohirb.
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Passengers miles travelled on railroad. 3,oi9,ooS
But for the disasters along the line Of the canal west
Of Columbia, the receipts would have been much
larger this year, and shown greater increase compar
ed with last The quantity of freight transported in
pounds during each month, in each Of the past two
years snnexed -
AhousT FRrrcHr WEIGHED COLUMBIA, 1910 AND so.
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In Jersey City, the l2th instant, by the Rev Mr.
King. Mr.. GEoHGE W. GREcoKY, to Miss MARoAREr,
daughter of the late David Henderson, all of that
place.
On Wednesday, Dec. 18th, by the Rev. W. r. Stop
ford. X. w. VoAs OF England to Miss JuLIErrr
L'HoMIpIuE, Of Long Island State OF New York
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DILGRIkB PRooRESs.-Now OPEN AT WASH
ington Hail. sos Broadway, Houston street, the
ranorsms OF Bnny.ns Pilsrms Progrs~ Doors open a
children half price, Family tickets. admitting four per-
sons 81 An Afternoon exhibition Wednesdays an6
tsrdays at three osloek On Day after
noon performape q, three o'clock.
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ExpRIcss AaENCTEs.


CPEcIAL nE.sENCER TO EUSoPE-EowARps,
sanford e. r.'fss'fs az Ssn,s .ns. ,ssir .ps.I
sth met and being perict, 20 N. psrcsss. q
soees ssd the ras.sstion o. es oas, & prepared 70
London. RrinsLan Coventry, Leiosstsr Derby Noting
ham Sheffield Leeds YORK. Bued rsaeid uafas Brsdforl
ss, ana Dublin and tbs continent o. Europe.Hsvrs,
Paris and other eitss he aZ - seen, daily, from 70
vorsir- r,rr-ss ~ s1sm.. e val ssrss.
THE UNIIHD STATES ArR CALIFoRSIA EXPRESS
Ccmpsny viii despatch their esrres per steamed
0sola December tn .nd crescss, S, Deem Der issn.
isnuaiy s, 1hisi tss ony sr,s'.a shGrs a,pr..
con p,ry hsvins ,ss5 or i.fh ~ s., hir,s AVS
sSogsS 70 sac rrsss..e5 SssP.r, nay have shsir 10
y ss :as' vs.. 4 =, ,; e' fs Sf%
T,RrooR Y'sChLiTORSIA EKPaEss-PRRsrEANERs
ge,, snS - ~ r I'm sns nil In
r ssss' '.%;, Il ,Ars ssi srS
Psnsna in order sgsd re lossisi,y q sstspsss
TIE fthuus Psrces reserved rntil The morning Of the
s,yyyy frssss sps, u ssiis - o oc. rrsr 70 .Ss
dav q sailing. where socds uF sh ~ covered ~
rapsssrs and Assnts iii F,t, s,rssf rsrnsr q wsl
p s-shiTIers ,, tii' ris go fssid th. snneyancs
GRteoRYs, uNitEn srhfA5 ~ .CALIFoRNT6
S,.,s,sl ssd psf,sis ~ e, .s AZ. ,sasn,
ivs,n =. psr,s ~ y lat S'a.s adevery section ~
sector With any othsr an doins bssis..s
Win tbs Ire csn tss' hs they entrpst
az CsfortN viii fes,b = ts.n,.i"s vithe"t p..ssss
through Other hasds Or -,etns Fih dshy Special NEE
ratchedty every sstms tatuv ser RI and s,r rrsn-
eee Gold ssd ,sq,li psreei' ,, IN. as are ,sssred
Yo Tickets fcr The daogsa steamers can Be procured
E emp ns Ts.ss ID Fs ,ss s ss
10 " .rs ssS sSR and t,.
saoTan ento City
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THE srILIrARY.

THE MILITARY.
TgNRtNBLE GUARD. ATT EwTfON.-THC MEMBERS or
the absvs Ctmpany hereby notified 10 attend re
guar ettit snd df at the Centre Narket Dill R0o
saturday evening" Dec. ~ At half pact soock Nv
order. W.. FOWLER, Commansan
Nv. A. ERssTRoEe. Orderiv
HYIR CHARACTERIZATION. you AIRS RES
pee fully requested 20 attend q the mpanY
hcufe Nessrs Perry Lester i2t Br1atway this
evening O'clock for Grill This being the last,
nhtr and fesr1uaU q
ed 70 Ne purotusl. By order o. ANDsBN LISTER
q. ". !. SuERw0on, gee. Connaoiont.
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s:. :i I:e:..a q: .s: pay e
Si"s Denim: I,sas oaiaaa. Fsi;iS: = Mls;si Ph:ss
s sss MIA r VIII wf,s ~ Sss.
s To sGSs9Ss The %,S.s Do css.
NJ Popsi Don Jose, Titoni LAlsrilio mis-. Dssni
ley Boxes. IL Ss sss G' seats
Doors open at oh curtain VI rise az o'clock
RgEION.s7cHANsEss STREET. REAR OF. CRY
he sonssy Of tss Koxb e" NUM- Dorntou n.
oasnsh 'aIi as asf
ssp shy n TSa as s
Alderman. 10 eoneuce with the farce of MY PRECIOUS
vi; w.Fi. is5a,sSa, ". %..s. ' s:. J. All All
Co,ti Shop Boy Master Rsphae,
NATIONAL THEATRE CHATHAM STREET. NEAR
,,a, e. oise ana gropTietGI A. T. pSrdy
1srS aa% n Sfr. sssT
After Shieh the balls, entitled the rkIsKY C0BsLERS
snooIIs MT ". Thompson f%Ss Mics aasins. To con-
Is savo a ass ssn NJ:
RRoUGHAMs uM-sPEoIAL NorIcE-rHR
~ssA sns S
ION, preparatory to me opening on the Esd inst b.
the street, Also d scAsrfsaSsrs
Luis. Music Sellers. Broadway
~ Grand stre.opsa every nigh. Spros the week mil
hINsTkELs comprising Efficient and versatile corps
Of talented and experienced under the
nagement OF Christy. whose In This city
Of four have been received with favor by
highly respectable and ia honabe diences Tickets IS
cents Doors at half past Elk half
O'CLOCK. The patrons Of Chrsys Miustrels
pectully that the
eerts will be discontinued for the future,
BROADWAY TBEATkE-THE PUBLIC IS RESPECT
- fully informed that been entered
int, fer limited period, with The Great Parsian Ballet
Troupe, under the direction of
MONS ROBERT KEMP.
Embracing TIE rames Of the following principal Artists
CELEsTNE FRANCK.
Prom the Grand Opera Paris
Mons. LION FsPINosA,
from the Porte st. Martin Theatre, Paris.
NILE VICroRIHE FRANCK.
- From the Grand Opera. Paris.
MOSS. CR EnELuE AND NILE ksPtNosA,
From the Porte ST Martin Theatre, Psiis.
MONS. CUAs ElGEN sCBENCK, Leader Of the Orchestrs,
From the Porte st Martin Theatre, Paris for the
Torrance eSclu sively of
MAGNIFICENT BALLETs,
Which Will be brought forward with the full
the Establishment Efficient Auyihary Dancers excellent
OefIa Scenery DeeoEations, Properties, Dresses APP
These eminent Ar ists whose performances have been
ed in the principal eites of Europe with the
thusaste admission will make their first
. MON DAY. Dec. 10th, 1850,
In the Grand Ballet fantomime in acts and Ave ia
bleaux. entitled
LIE DIABLE A QUATRE.
As written and uced BY Leuven and NsIer
at the Royal Academy Of kuc of Par with unbounded
The Grand Comic Ballet
LES MEUNIERs,
Will also he perform ed
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II ? = ~
TvHR HALL gHA0(yN,

VVpIsrIg RALL-THB MANAGERS or rHE THISTLE
Association respectfully that the
Srss ball far the Will take place Friday evening
Nibo Garden, the preseeds 10 DO applet
formerly charitable purposes aHd
amongst objects distress ds
70 prosrmms Mr. Conway has lindlv volunteered d.
rect the Aoor Shelton Robertsons band engaged Pr
per-Nr ncKerraoher Doors sc 7oeloekdsnosg will
commence at precisely 1ioS eta 50 each &c ~ sss
man sad be had Of nsssrs Stodart Durham
Co. 9s9 Broadway; Hotel dc Paris Of Anthony
Messs George Csrnsge President 20 Elm ,trest; jobs
Treasurer sreet A Cameron Secretary, 10 Don't
nick street, Robinson i3 Second street, D. Murray
81 Pine street, James Peacock 6i9 Greenwich vii
Wright 20 street; Charles Davidson, fsS West
street. Carriages will leave their company
heads towards Canal street. and take
to tickets con application
his residence, 10 Dominick street.
THE TWENTY SECOND ANNUAL BALL IN AID or
the York Fire Department Fund will be gvea at
Place Opera House, Monday evening January
9th, 1881.
DRIyATR DANCING ACADEMY, So BOND srREsr.-
Mr. H. SeArings Glasses for ladies and young
Friday at oolook for gntlemen Wednesday aud Satur-
day ct o'clock. for waltznB The advanced class for
ladies who attend week, Saturday at AZ Private
instruot not occupied. soirees usual
MR. FREDERiCKs BALLET MASTER OF BUTTONS
l Theatre respectfully to his friends the
public that hsons in the latest fashionable style
dancing. ~ home and abroad. S'hools and
private families attended. Residence a. Franklin street
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FINANCIAL.

COPPER NINE sPEcULATIoN.-I AN TuK PRO-
" prctor 81 undivided hall q several Copper Mines
In Connectou which sre yet but partially developed but
which examined for before purchasr w Preseason
Hubbard Of Yale golre. aud received mos. favorable
port from him. and subsequont from Profeor Tsylor %
fhlsdclpha Ihcse reports can he Good judges 81
can he realized here; snd uanng from che result. of other
Mines Of that rFior, ~ this bcsf aud
acecrcrry Bocfs already prepared 70 he opened for
subscriptions 20 fock bat henr continually engaged In
other oecurations EN- uuatle % ATTEND ths ard
therefore willing drose q enc half o. all interest in
said ines Lands there isvinK been large aounte
pended BY IN the purchase % hs a-d and sinking shafts
In Of the mres Poll particulars may be obtained
York. PIT BARNUN.
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RARNUMS AMERICAN hUSEUk.-P. T. BARNUM
~ Manager proprietor John Green wood Assist
ant marager; Afternoon performance at 2Evenipg at
o'clock. Friday, AOth December This afternoon, will be
performed by Vargas celebrated of Indian perfor-
original Indian tragedy entitled Tue MOHAWK
REVENGE Previous which, the divertIg farce Of Do
Nestle ECONOMY; In the evening. the magni hsently
cotton moral and dom estie drama real
called CHARLOTTE TEMPLE the Frat Fatal Step: ad-
mraby cast, and complete in all its scenery To conclude
With the amusing piece Of til r ILLUSrkI0US STRANGER
The entire Chinese Museum late of $50 Broadway has been
added to the other curiosties Of thi establishment
English Giant feet high the Gipsv Fortune teller &c.
yet be here Admittanoe IS cts chldrou
TO- half price Parquet and first circle. l2 eta extra
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NoT1CE-rHE MrNBtRs yx-hEsBERs AND yoL.
~ un,eers formerly bsonaing TO frankn Fire hngine
Co 90 n this city requested 10 meet a. Journeys h
Ward head qufrter % Elizabeth and Grad sts ths
tTrdayl evening Dee rs. AZ ~ oclcek. By order ~
w. HARRI SON. Chsirma1
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LER HALL.-ANNA BISHOPS EIoHra sACREp

vTRlPLER HALL.-ANEA BISHOPS EIGHTH SACRED
i Concert will positively take place Sunday evening
next &C. l regardless Of the grand from
Hsndes Messiah hso selections tnever before
formed here) from heyerbeers Prophee DoniIets Mar
Yrs k.tsHis Moses IN Egypt. kalliwoda solendei Over
ture. The great yolinis Herr Grebel The eminent
net piston Mr. Baycy. Grand chorus. The whole nder
the direction Of Nj Bocha Tickets 50 cents all parts Of
he HALL
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THURSDAY, December l2-0P.M
fhexe having been session Of the board Of brokers
10 day, very little business was transacted In Wan
street. in fancy stocks few private operations
made at prices current at the close yesterday. The
market wil therefore without much doubt, open nrn
tomorrow morning and for the remaining two days OF
the week we SHALL probably, have Q very active time
among stock spectators. The news from Europe, BY
the steamship America is not unfavorsble Tor hodsIs
Of local stocks, but We cannot say - muon Tor
those engaged In commercial transactions 1t Is I'M
possible to form opinion, nom the advcss received
By this steamer, relative to the result OF the move
Aepts going in the political affairs OF the conti
nent and shall look for later intelligence from the
cid world with great deal of an xisty general war
In Europe Is by means, among the impossbilites-
few weeks will decide the questions at issue.
The steamship Africa ia the next steamer due at
this port direct nom Liverpool, but cannot
look for her arrival before the latter part Of next
week. In the meantime, spectators in stocks will
Put up all the steam possible and these who foresee
the coming storm will take advantage Of the excitement
and get out in time to realize handsome PROFITS their
operations. In the event Of general war throughout
Europe shsn be gamers well As losers. Prices
for great staple cotton deprecate bat extern
sve markets will spring up for breadstans, and
our manufacturing interest will receive powerful
impetus.
The annexed statement exhibits the receipts Of Cali
fornia geld dust at the Branch Mint New Orleans from
The LIST Of October the 18th OF November and the
coinage during the same period
RnerIrrs OF CALlroRrr. Goto At New ORLEANS
Amount Of California gold dust received
during the N onth Of October. $445,060 %
Amount received from the LIST to the 25th
OF november. ........ ..""....... oSogoos 90
Total receipts. ............$ 81, sss, e2s 90
Amount Of California gold coined during
the m onth of October. was. ........ $4,000 90
And from the LIST to the 10Th OF November 6O0OOO 90
Aossi oomhBcs St,zfoiVVV w
The receipts of California gold at New Orleans, since
the 25th of November have been about half million
which makes the aggregate since Oct 1st nearly two
millions of dollars We learn that the steamer that
left San Francisco the LIST of December, will bring
more than three millions Of gold dust.
The amount Of tolls received the public works Of
Hspnsylvana, at the Office in Columbia for the fscal
years ending Nov s0th. ls49 and 1880, annexed
PUBLIC WoRxs OF PENSsYLvASIA-AMovSr OF TOLLS.
Sensi Sioo'ooo 70
Outieb LOCK- lo.soV w
neH o"o. ioo
seetion BOATS. ............... IyI q
Fines NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., go 90
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TINE TWENTY SECOND ANNUAL BALL IN AID or
the New York Fire Department Fund, will be gvea
Place Opera House, Monday evening January
9th 1881.
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$500 600 WAITED NEW YORK AID oIs

$500 900 ;, ,ss c T4Sk Asp sls
The agency once q the fe Insurance. Oomp.ny IS Naasau
strstt-1ts 1ce lc.ps hrst class property in
Cnsunat at frow eight per interest," the inte
rect Jays 10 PcroBs having money % losn on
bond and mortgage havi-g Ella they vsh collected 10
Crcrrs may apply 20 N. II TUER sHEL DON, Aren't Of
the Life Infurance comrs-v - Nassau street. Rev York.
CITIzENS rIRE L. URANCE COMPANY, DEC. 8,
" lsbcA Dividend q eight pr has been declared
this day, ALE demand. Once No 81 waistre
IN. MCLEAN, Secretary.
MONTY TO LEND-ABRABAx J. JACKSON. PAWN
lft hrohtr. No. - beads street hrgsdNay, loans
money IN large fmA watohes suslty svorrnre
dy Roodt wearing arar and personal property Of ovy
description
yNANTEB-A PUkCHAskR gOR THE MOST vAru-
w able Patent right tha he's bees araptet tor number
% The vishes 20 disros ~ " o.
bis htalh, witch IL very arc Uhgea hin 20 rive
TIE anufacturc % the aisle himself This offers
tTptrtrny fCr ptr1tus, vho wish
fanufacturing viii require bot uaadrsate a5rt of
capital Inquire q NJ. ". WARREN CO.
No. 90 Csurtisud street., up-stsira.
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TUNE Goa CIRCUs-AT THENEw YORK AMPHI-
theatre 81 Bowery-James Nixon Equestrian Manager
Friday Evening, Dee 3th commencing at IN ociOes t1ie
Loue in her sston thing Grande Scene Equere the
.pss aole Gnysr s.a IN, -A .hs nsi
original jokes in thoetaw magniaoent ridng snt
sys.shes In wheh the French T,.uns VIII appear The
performances will conclude with CINDERELLA, The Lit
tie Glass slipper. Prices of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Boxes so
eentsi Roxsa. Is cents PIT l2n oentn.
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THE HOLIDAYS.

THE HOLIDAYS.
II IcB AND USEFUL Oh aIsTnAs PRESENTS. FRENCH
shoiee caroe Lamps rich Chan
delers, Lusire Bracelets eto China and rich chis.led
bet OIL at bihe nss per gallon Lamps sleAned
paired. Lamp loaned for parties.
I sToUvENEL a CO, No. 90 BROADWAY. NEXT
fr.sn suSi a. VII not ). fosea in ,ss eisy r.asy sc
henian Clos Isryeota articles eass and China Gard
rr P.a.d sfs .s Men css Ss sas s s
Dnp'r, Desert and Tea sets, French Lamps, ana
mp. and rco .rass not Also ' n. same .sme
articles will be found at their No John until
'' Ola. x,p1f,etery. 81 and 90 vess, al.
EoREIoE. yRUrs TEas. GROCERIES. sc.-J. o.
Grand l. onsrbg isr,e aud welt selected s,oe2 81 New
Rasns, Grapes. Dried cpr.sts, Ctron. hi@snds. yns
des Spices he At reasonable prices for cash, whole
sale and retail Goods delivered to families without charge
PoARD-orE or Two GENTLEMEN CAN ne Ac-
board, in Barclay Asdr,. r. eos Of this pa
per.
peARD-A SNAIL PRIVATE FAMILY Is DEsIRoUs
80, - o. neenmoda,inE gsntemaa and LADY. or single
syy,a sbs ysn 49, s m ,hs a.. e ny os IN
furnished No references r,quir,d Address n. the
once Of this psrsr, "a the broadway Peat oGice immc
pnARDINe-To LEI. A FRONT pARJoR ON THE
Without b.srs furnis ed unfurnishsd AZ No 81 Rayard
street lev door, .ss % the Bower Hous. rsplets with
moderate
AIsDIEs BOARDING. HOUSE TO LET. READY FUR
N nished. ADDRESS J. At the Herald Once, stating
where an Interview can be had.
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ENEILoWS OPERA HOUSE, No. ga BROADWAY
II Immense Hucoess-lhe manager. of this celebrated
band of kthopean Mnstres boys inform his friends
the public in general, that their GNIhITABLE CONCERTS
have received the appreciation the beauty and fashion Of
this great METROPOLIS and that they will continue give
them EVERY EVENING. and en- wednfsd and Saturday
AfterpoOps. Admission 2b en-
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| RR0UGnAhs LyCEL M-sPECIAL NoTICE.-TaR
- ladies and gentlemen connected with this esab
are notified to assemble on the stage Monday next Dee
l6h preparatory 20 the opening the sd inst N b.
few more season tickets left $50; be had
the Office Of Leeds Co. all streets also Of sohanberg
| Luis. husio Sellers, Broadway
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &c., WANTED.

WANTED TO PURcBAsE.TnREE OR FIVE AcsI
w If Land, adioininr tho Hudson the 1snu
70 waters edge, The b
tween New York city and Peughkeepsie for which ia
prce will be eash. Address, Tor week, v.
Herald once stating terms and location, post paid.
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srECiAL ROTICKs.

CATHOLIC INSTITUTE OF NEW YoRK.-ANNUAL
LstursTho fourth sctvrs Of the will be given
By Jsm.s neshsny &c. q rrsderies.egrs, MAJ IN The
oembsr i 1850 Subject" The spirit and tendency Of the
are" Lecture will commence AZ O'clock.
EpW. n. COZESs. Sscretary.
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BOARDING, &c.

RoApD-orE OR Two GENTLEMEN CAN he Ac-
- eommodsted with plssssnt rooms, with or without
board In Barclay street. Address c. r. oes Of this pa.
per.
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TBohhsE. BROADWAY, rs NOW OFFERING sohe
tte ohotesst Duchess Co Beef and Mountain Matten
" The Rev York marhet, 81 hts old tand No Citation
Nutet. forsors coung 70 the above market will do veil
20 fiyc him call
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-04

In The Halifax District the Democratic Convention have
Nominated an excellent ticket viz j. r. Edmuads and Dr.
Craddock OF Halifax; J. NJ Terry and w. n. Tedway of
Pltsyvania; and Mark Alexander and Wm Baskerville Of
NTpc llrnhu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-04
CORRESPONDENCE Of the Baltimore Sun.

Congress Idoummea.-Openi ot tGaI.SfToS, H. July Isl
4He adjustment BIZ Inprotga ", afteA.o, Hna;-
good proposition made this morning in Tie Senate
by Mr. Yuec for the termination OF the present session ci
Congress the first day OF August and it would be cons
dcrably improved by adding thereto-and that the Two
Houses shall rc-assemble until they into bettc
temper for the discharge of their public duties.
The California immeldteS showed no strength to-day, ib
comparison with the Galphnites The Gaphn hunt has
fairly commenced. MIR. Toombs took the start-but Nj.
Brooks Mr. Congcr and Others followed fast and
the chase The loss of public money and The breach Of the
law, and the bad example before public men, dcpc
Gated by the democrats while the wings depoe the dcred,
which the transaction throws they say upon the great
whg party.
The House will sanction The report of the committee and
the heads of departments will resolve ii they have not al
ready determined to pay more claims, whether auhors-
ed or by law and precedent Congress must hcreaf
make their payments by separate and Ineligible
law, instead Of directing Secretary to ascertain and pay
what is due and then complaining of the payment Of any
amount found due.
The Gaphin affair will be trouble TO the Wings at the
Presidential election.
Sr. Clayton is Judge from the of some Of his
organs getting his warehouse again and threatening what
he will do with the Spaniards. Some difficulty may yet
grow of the NATTER but il has been regarded pac
cally settled The Conoy prisoners will doubt be reeas
cd very soon and perhaps the delay is occasioncd by wait
ing orders from the Spanish government II that is the cause
the delay government is probably advised of it, and
will exercise due patience.
Tine prospect of the passage Of the adjustment bill in The
Senate is slightly improved Mr. Mangum hus resumed his
Mr. Borand and Mr. Bradbury will be the only absen
when the vote taken. Out Of the iityeght votes 10
be given the question: twenyn are counted against H.
But this INCLUDES Mr. King Of Alabama Of the
| tivcs.
support the bill fno il must depend upon the casting
the Vice President who Just now must feel rather
| uneasy.
The CITY continues healthy though the weather is rather
hot but not so hot rs in the Northern cities. los
Air. Bradbury is on his way back 10 Washington and
will vote against the bill.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-04
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA..
A p ROCL 4 M A TON.

NJ HEREAS by the made the Executive
der an act OF the General Assembly passed March l. 1880
Sehuon anu providing organi the
o s popular has been thereof Therefore
JUN FLOYD, Governor OF the Commonwealth Virginia,
pursuance OF the acquisitions the said reced do hereby
stt And furthermore, that general will be held
nuh Thursday August Delegates the said
according 10 the apportionmen and districts
OF the said eclted Assembly, say"Thc
ics composed OF the following shall
elect delegates follows
gates Norfolk City Norfolk County Princess
gates southampton Nansemund Isle of Wight Sussex Sury
!ctesvi Tour delegates Petersburg Chesterfield an Prince
Ge"rss ie,s delegates Hsnco Charles ciy and
Warwick York and Elizabeth City, delegates Essex Kii h
MeseX and Matthew's three delegates Caroline, Spoyl
King wilma and Hanover five delegates Richmond West
moreland King Geoge Lancaster ami Northumberland rec dele
sues Prince William Aexandria Fairfax an Stafford four dele.
Henry Franklin and Patrick three delegates Halifax. Put
svana AMI Mecklenburg six delegates Prince Edward Charlotte
AMI Aonaox three delegates brunswick, Lunenbur Nooway
and Dnwi three delegates Cumberland Amelia. Powatan and
buckingham three deegaes Campbell and Bedford four delegates
Nes Amherst anu Abemae delegates Goochlan Fiufan
and Louisa three delegates Cupepcr Greene Madison and
Orange, three delegates Loudoun eegntcs and
three delegates Bo Roanoke Allegheny and
Bath three delegates Augusta Rockbrgc and Highland dele
gates Kucknsha Fenueton and Page four Shenandoah
Hardy and Warren four delegates Jefferson kcey and Clarke
four delegates Frederick, Hampshire Morgan delegates
Oho Brooke Hancock anu Marshall delegates Dodriec
Wetze Tyler harrison Wood and Rhe four delegates Mriu
Preston Monongaa and Taylor four delegates Lewis Randolph
BARBOUR Gilmer Braxton Wu and delegates Cabc
Mon Putram Wayne Boone Wyoming and Logan, three dele
gates Grccn6rier Pocahonas Fayee Raleigh Nicholas AMI K
nawa four delegates Carroll Grayson Floyd Montgomery ald
Pulaski three delegates Mercer Giles Tazewe and Monroe three
delegates Snyth Wythe and Washington, three delegates aud
Scott Russell and Lee, three delegates
Given under hand and under the seal the Common
tsp, wealth. at Richmond this 9TH day OF June a. ID S1, and
'i the serenty.lourth year Of the Commonwealth.
JunrT II ID.