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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

I1,bole amount eYpended and ayaabe s. 10, 93
Add amount of deficiency stated in the Presl-
dents address of October, 1919, as necessary
TO he suppied to enable the whole road TO be be
placed under contract for which ills proposed -
10 issue the coupon bonds Of the Company i,lZ8' 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

Gives total of St, z79669 g
The estimated cost of the road as stated by the
Chief Engineer, in his report of the goth of Octo-
Der, 1649, was eG,278,000.
The dividends for the year on the Washington
Branch were Il y cent, and on the main stem
p cent
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The Columbus Times wishes 10 precipate this gallant
State into open resistance TO the laws Of the United
States-in word TO secession and disunion. The fol-
lowing violent sentiments are expressed in It's last num-
her:
"The intelligence from Congress- reported under our tce-
graphic head brings surprise TO our bosom. We have
made up our mind long ago The fiat had gone forth
that the South should be downrodden and over by
abolition Congress, the moment that SUBMISSION raised
its baefu head the South weaken, divide, and stab
the mother that bore IT, Recreant southern members,
editors aud politicians, responsible for wrongs the North
would have dared " pepetate IL the South had been
united Il remains for the PEOPLE TO redeem their coun-
try their honor and strike Tor Institutions menaced
with destruction which involves their utter ruin
they prove craven the South Is lost and abolition rules me
hour We shall describe what SOFT Of master ~ wm
make Let Cazenova answer that Our part Is enoseh'
We the foe Of Union that has shown itself 70 DC 'he
foe OF as and ours" a@a
Tho Federal Union, Published at MiiledgevilIc, ue
capital Of Geogis and which IS tho organ OF Gov Town,
avs that his excelency viii cal convention Of the people
of Geoga to redress wrongs they have suffered by the
admission Of California We may expect proclamation la
few Jaws ordering election ofdelrgstes In regard
the mode Of resistance be adopted by the convention
tho Federal Union says s5H II $3.50.
"sI may he that the convention will decide upon sepa
rate acion by the Sa,ein other WORDS Immediate seces
sion This, however, we apprehend, will be the derner
c'o AMI WI. no, be sdorea al eye other espe''e"'
"The Charleston Mercury also says that has authentic
information from Miiicdgevflle that Gov To~ns". e
,niEly call convention OF the State. The Savannah ~
publican, owevef, says that the Federal Union beeu o
trouble itself about immediate any other kiha %
sion" sIs ~
This iniuriated press may attempt push ih'ngs 10
extremitss But we doubt very much whether its efforts
will moi be entirely defeated, and The unionss succeed in
auesinp these excuses The governor Of Georgia may
call the convention but viii the disunonsts come when
lhev do call them y Our southern frendsin Washington
do moi now ,rembe for the result We understand that
a Latter was received yesterday from avery intelligent
citizen OF Georgia. by member OF Congress-. stating that
when the call is made majority Of at least $4,000 union
sts will be found in The State.
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The Boston Atlas, too is dissatisfied with the recent
Adjustment II It's complaints are well founded The ex-
iremiss an the South entirely in the wrong The
Atlas yehemenily contends that California alone ar
copied the South gains every thing and the North mast
resist the arrangement II is curious TO contrast the fol.
lowing eenuncaions with the violent complaints Of the
Columbus Times and the Niledgsville Union;
.'Wh the exception Of the admission of California into
the Union, ths No,rh has gained aohing. ils dc so.k
ha, carried every yoint fOr phieh eoafsmdsd No on.
viii be more reoiced than shall be If the adjustment OF
various gives peace 10 the country and sta
biy the Union. We however are without iii.h Tia
snake seotehsd not killed The Jugttvssaus bM mos
stsr too hideous for the people free States 10 sisy and
lovingly embrace. The territorial question Is by no means
dead Among the people the principle OF freedom 40 -
strong US ever was We know that politicians Ia wash
ington can by their position and influence, accomplish
much, and the cry Of Peace and OF 'UHion, and OF
brofhsrhood can accomplish much But. after all.
permanent peace real aaso., and brotherhood have
their basis upon the rock Of justice and their lifts
and beauty from the warm gushing affections OF the manly
heart; and contend that OF these peace neasurss re-
Gently passed by Congress, portion them hare bs 10 d.
opposition to the best 1snsn and the bsst engs of
the majority of ihs people of the free States The day
will come when northern rights WM bsrgardsd aud the
northern people make themselves felt In the councils OF the
nationnot oppress not 10 assume undelegated powers
interfere with the rights the properly Of the Souh
bur felt in the maintenance OF their proper position and la
doing something for the glorious canse of human liberty
aud Of rlghtfu progress In the western world" asa
Almostprecsey opposite the feelings Of the ulius
of the South In their eyes the South gains nothing and
the North everything They contend that the North has
carried every pont-Californa, the Territories, Texas
and ALL They contend that OF these measures OF Con.
gress portion Of them (nay, the whole) shave been
direct opposition the best sentiments and the best feel
ngs Of vast majority Of The people Of the (southern)
States" What to make Of these contradictory ultra.
sms Is the South to dissolve the Union, because hey
say the North gains everything' This is one view
And is the North 10 resist rebel because the South gains
nearly everything This is the other view And be-
the two extremes, the country is 10 be constantly
kept at Notwithstanding settled nothing quiet; but
our whole country continued Of agitation and
dissen sion. Let the Boston Atlas take word for il
hatits threats cannot be carried out The people de.
mand repose The abolitonisis scarcely expect to
overthrow the compact which has just been established
and keep everything In constant state OF confusion We
advise our northern friends to take cut commissions OF
unacy upon such bgots, and at all events deny the Bos
ton Atlas the use of pen, ink, and paper
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rE.A THE public informed that and after the 24h
instant, splendid low steamer BALTIMORE,
Captain Mccauand hed with saerooms and one hundred
and hold VIII regularly M neght
passenger boat between Washington and Aexand and bau
more.
m, keranda O'Clock, the baltimore will take In
Creek and arrive AT Pney Point about O'Clock
Baltimore the OF the night Returning The Bal
will leave Commerce street wharf, BALTIMORE o'clock y
Fridays arriving Alexandria at 10 O'Clock
M Washington ii O'Clock, Wednesdays and Sat
urdays
Passage Washington Marbuys... 60
DO do Piney Point, including meals w
Do do Baltimore ................. %
Excursion Baltimore with privilege Of returning -
afternoon w
Meals riney Point and rooms erua
particulars, Tor freight apply 10 the captain on board
' - = ''' GEORGE MATTISGLY, Agent
ny-DaiIy Excursions by the steamer Mount Vernon
Marbu Aqua Greek, where spend
hours spring, the wharf FAIR 10 Marbuy,
day. g. Fair Aqua, return sae day. ~,
including meals H. u DhhhhCOII, Chp'aih
July 23-3tawt20Sept
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CARD.-JoHN u. GIBBS would take opportunity
turning his heartfelt and sincere thanks his friends and
Washington and ts vicinity who for The thirteen
have literally and kindly ponized him In his business Of
hair National Hotel Al
his Of carrying the following branches Of
occupation and cuing hair dyeBg,
where gentlemen and ladies viii find rooms well aud suitably adapt
comfort In The business lie
by giving undivided and personal attention.
future patronage his friends and the public,
them efforts shall be his his deep
vor and appreciation Of such encouragement may
be offered him an time 10 come. -
establishment
he would respectfully mention that finding eligible make the
would
particular favor that early settlement Of their
should Observed enable him Glove satisfactorily
and The books OF the will BIO found the fancy
Pennsylvania between eh and 10Th streets where
H. Gibbs who favoby disposed
towards his Undertaking His viii be ready for the
ception Of customers about the LIST Of October.
d. private for ladies' and chidrens hair cutting SC
wigs toupes scap &c, always hand. Measures and
ders taken, and executed nj the shortest notice.
Sept s-6uf ..#...
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The Fug,t,ve-slave B,lI.

FL II
The doctrine OF non.neryention established in the
Territories OF New Mexico and Utah. and the triumphant
exclusion OF the Wimo Provso; the establishment OF
the boundary of Texas and the prevention of the horrors
of civil war; and the passage Of the fugitive-savs bill
which furnishes an efficient mode Of retaining fugitive
slaves and carrying the guarantees OF the consit-
tion-are measures decidedly favorable to the prosperity
of the whole country The South, if she be asked what
she gains by the adjustment, may point TO these
equivalents for the admission Of California with her pres
ent boundaries.
We are happy to see the fugitive bill receiving
general support from the press actious paper In this
city may abuse it, but it stands almost alone in its queru
lous objections. Among the papers which approve It's
the Wilmington tDelaware) Gazette. from which we
extract the following unqualified tribute in its favor.
by all the border slave States this measure win be TO-
ceved de inestimable boom guarantee OF their
rights OF property, and fair effort restore to their people
the full enjoyment OF their privileges under the cons,u-
ton which forms common bond of union, and which
have been generally and so frequently violated of 1ae
years. sa.H@ tgu
To the State of Delaware it Is matter of high i'm
poance since here have the Of many OF these
reeaptss that should be well and clearly instructed in
the rights of both fugitive and Claimant and provided with
defnite certain, and independent system OF procedure
In such may arise.
"We are willing do the justice state. that although
this excellent emanaed from Mr.. Foote's great
Compromise Committee of Thirteen, and that although the
democratic Senate entitled the chief credit of suggest
ing and maturing its Details our Delaware senator's and
representatives all gave their ready support The pro-
vision, Of this have heretofore publshed but we
again. for the benefit Of the people of this State
that the nay for smteing saps harboring or adf~
them ia their escape uy heavy amounting 10 ahne oil
81 600 the United States aud $1,000 damages TO The
who may suffer from such action, and we believe
also imprisonment. And all persons who prevent OF Oh
sruc endeavor prevent obsuct the claimant In
securing fugitive servants liable 10 penalties equally Sc
if not heavier.
"Further make the confident assurance that these
penalties will be strictly and religousy enforced In this
State whatever may be tbs 10 Others that no man
guilty of perpetang nbe,ting in these fobbenes need
thick TO escape justice We beg all readers give
tenion TO this matter" t8.N
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-19

CAHDTbe undersigned having proceed
lucky, Ohio, ind the northwestern Of Virginia. upon legal
business requiring absence Of weeks will Il w his
attend personally business
trusted II persona wish have collections
the desire other business
application before the s Of October
nons viii receive respectful attention.
T-l4 u III. CHARLES DE sELDING,
No J Todd's building, Pennsylvania avenue.
. Sept l7-3nwtlstoct t}#' 37NfFf lt
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-19

ON the Microscope. Illustrations OF Living OBJ
with ressarches construction and use OF micro
scopes by Goins and Pritchard vol. London .
History Of nfuora, living and fossil BY Andrew vol
London; many engravinvs
Microscopic Objects animal vegetable and mineral win IN
strucons for preparing and viewing them VOL Loncon
Msnten Anmaicln glimpse OF The invisible woria 70
ouesetts Practical Treatise on the microscope volt
London.
Pike on Optical Instruments vols New YORK.
Sept II fRANCk IAfLoh'
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-19

5o5l6 prizes, amounting $4S4ts"
Tickets S40--Enlves $20-Quarten $l0--Eighths&5.
package % whole will ,040
them draw NOT less than $3.50, which win make the risk $3.50
Packages draw four capitals and In this lottery draw
l70, 200 dollars.
The Of risk being forwarded, will certificates Of
packages at tbs following rates; slee4 4 M
% whole $3.50 % quarter S40
70 half do $50 26 eighth do 70
All orders from distance for tickets shares for packages,
will BIO promptly fsd and official cerhed drawing all
r. FRANCE & CO., Baltimore Md.
Aug20-d&cp XII
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-19

The democratic convention oil the State oil Delaware
assembled at Milford on the ialh instant Mr.. VIM II.
Ross was nominated candidate for governor Geo Read
Riddle esq., candidate for Congress-bo,h gentlemen OF
high character and decided republican principles
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-19

EEMALE EDUCATIONAL school to which parents from
their daughters without fear for their morals,
habis which will insure tho acquisition OF educaton
both solid and polite which shall mpart refinement without
without being which shall blend hcoms
OF comfort and sOcn enjoyment under parental guudanship
of school, brief that will ht The
daughters Of Americans the duties Of American ladies' wives and
With what far IL for his patrons His third
25h September with the best assist
ance-American, English, French, and Gemanwhch wide
and In this country and been
personally by mall the subscriber, Indiana Wash
inRon city.
The following commentator was written edoray by
the distinguished the of education this
s@a r. w. CUsHMAN, Am.
known speak In his
advantage Of his excellent school
personally acquainted with
hint and Is therefore chiefly distant readers that we
ourselves.
aThe division of studies Rev such
sona supervision nsres the requisite attention Parents NJ dis
tance desiring afford daughters advantage Of city
school confidently their entire direction Mr. Cushman
who will devote his attention their moral and literary atainment
and the domestic circle full conviction that morals and
essential education science and the arts To
this the advantages Of Mr. Cushmans school
would especially invite the attention Of readers"
Rev acknowledge receipt Of yours Of yes
teday have not changed opinion Of you as an emineny
In favor school less deserved than
when the sincerity Of heart wrote the commentator and
recommendation you refer . &eas
With the highest esteem am, your old friend cu.Nn,pp
HousR or REPRESENTATIVES,, Aug. IA, 1850
Aug 3-eodra5thSep
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General Agency and Law Once nj Washington,
DE sELDING 4 WYLIE,

No Todds Budns Penmsyrana avenue, merit door ~sst "
BrsVns Hotel, Washington, d. C. M 81
l,HAs. DE sRI.DING ANDREW WYLIE IT,, having formed
AGO partnership for the purpose q prosecuting claims before
missoners appointed for adjustment Of poiaon % other
claims against foreign prepared give Their
full faithful be inuused to
charge. They obtaining PENSIONS bounty
duties arising treaties,
otherwise buying and selling estate collecting private Claims
&c.
Andrew wye IT,, any business with which
either himself the firm be ntrused, In OF the courts OF
the District, Supreme Court OF the United States
Chas DE sedng, being United States commissioner notary
public all States OF the Union,
prompt taking OF testimony, acknowledg
other duties which apperan 10 his ofhce
will regulated by the amount claimed,
and the extent OF services required.
paid viii receive immediate attention.
Sept s-dly
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THE duties the Misses T.yyey,s 10 bocI viii he re-
sumed Monday 18Th September
syivania avenue, between l7th and isth
sepb-3taw2w s@HII#.-H H..fk
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cECOND CAHDThe Subscribers respectfully again request
y their who have closed
hrst day Of July and previously call
settlements being Important that all should be closed
''''' cLAeETT. NEWTON, MAY, co.
Aug l4-3awim
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-19

The last ,ecgraphc dispatches state that Mr. Fuller is
reelected from the seventh congressional district Of
Maine This gives us FIVE democratic members and two
whigs-the proportion prevails in the present
Congress
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-19

The gentlemen who witnessed the violent assault CON.
med just before dark last evenings Pennsyv ana ave-
near 18th street, upon young man. win suberve the
Of jusce and confer great favor by leaving their
address at this Office Ftff
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-19

sn-E.h The steamboat THOMAS COLLYER wiz make
four ps Mount Vernon, leaving washington At
O'clock l0 Monday september VIM wed
pesdy llt Friday, 18Th Saturday, if The boat win remain at
and proceed 10 Fort Washington
will have ample time 70 view that
noble fort
Fare round "Trip Washington, Si Alexandria, IS cents
children Refreshments furnished reasonable prices
leave the Capitol at " O'Clock price IN mo
Treasury Department. 10 cents each way
wishing distant from the - cents each
For seats apply Mr. Reside, Georgetown, OF 70 George and
Co, Washington, the day before me starting o.
'"s Sem sou sr =. ar, JOB coRsoN, Captain
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No Southern mail BY last evenings boat south Of vir
gina, t 1tttsi
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py DYER Z. nRurnEn. Aaes,en,er.

VALUABLE LOTS NEAR THE MAYNARD At AUCTION
Thursday evening 10Th Instant nj O'Clock, we
shall sell the premises Nos III and W In square NO. bs2
fronting 7th between X nj south.
market house and hayward
they viii be positively sold bargain be expected
Terms Onetd cash. balance In and two years. Tor notes
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest ,r,,r,
sept 14--d z Auctoneers.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-19

The Turkish ambassador, who has just arrived in the
United States is viewing the specaces in New York with
some establishment and admiration. He is expected at
Washington in few days We may well receive him
with the pride which glorious institutions are cal
cualed to produce How different should we appear in
the eyes oforegn viste. IT, instead Of presenting bold
and united fronas great confederscy OF States,
should be divided into small coniedeacies. or even il
the late controversy had remained unsettled and dsunon
and civil war were lowering usi The adjustment Of
this controversy not only presents in the stran
gers in the light Of powerful nation, but it will
c communicate new spring Of general and advancing
prosperity. No portion Of country is interest
ed in this settlement than the people Of this metropolitan
city s. 90 ,s tl.aHa# z.l
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-19

Princeton Preparatory school Princeton, Jersey
THE open Monday,
Of October The school occupies the pleasant and extensive
and buildings throughout
edge m Seminary The location about half mile
Of borough of Prnceton justly considered
finest In The country FOR boys boarding school THIS school h In
chief % which
youth With
additional number pupils conveniently
Applications should For of the school,
prospectus, references and all paeu
lars, address the principal, henry RlNKER, A. NJ.
rniaorros, New Jersey, Augus 81 1910.
Sen sd
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-19

DNICE about Washington city
may DESIRE for occasion, have at their tables the choicest
wines and liquors. condition md m moderate
same Tune wishing avoid the purchase OF original
each sort have superior selection for table,
botes Of various and liquors. packed, and delivered
ee q eis BY Adams express ON any day required
The assortment OF will be made by
signed from hs Mosee sparkling Champagne and
moee which he has unequaed stock sherry Madeira and
mat cannot be Including exquisite Amonua
DO Manxana and White Port Claret (Medoe burgundy, sau
and other French and German
the United States a also medium and finest bandcs and Havana
cigars, all imported direct. Address n ft
JACOB SNYDER, IT.,
Il ARW-dlmh saH Wins Merchant, Philadelphia.
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Warrington and Alexandria Boat.-The Steamer
Thomas COLI er's Week.

Thomas Coliy er's Week.
xnsa THE fine, new, and hst boat THOMAS CoLLyER
will following hours coach connects
boat Washington. Boats fare, l2h cents boat and
COACH sk Persons going not eavng The boat oS cents
way IN the boat
Leave Alexandria at 8, 81, II, a m ], 2i T. 4,Pm
Washington l0!, 1i, a. m 10, ~. ~ o. pm
The Thomas coyer win make her np Mount vernon next
"esA JOB CoRsoN,
Sept Captain
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For Norfolk, Piney Point, and Old Point-Fsre He
duced.
49,, The steamer osccola viii, the 10Th OF July,
Rzzf&e commence making two trips week 20 me above
places, leaving Washington every "Wednesday ana
Saturday socock returning leave Nook every Monday
Toacsns going and returning a, pney Point Point,
river and the usual landings the Potomac.
Passage Piney Point, g.
Passage and fare TO Norfolk IS. . .,,., Il
July 4-u JAMES MITCHbisb'
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THE LOTTERr,
500, 900 GRAND Cspitsii
ss0 .OOO tsxo az S25. OOOts n

Sso0o0i Two Of sas oooi isa
Two hundred prizes Of 5000 each.
Lowest prize any draw having three drawn Noe
THs. "a 5000 dollars! y a.i AL t.t.4U4 (
Anusksa with ,hsis, and "a drawn Nos, 200 each
This Is splendid lottery, and recommend 70 the pub
lie with great confidence being all that IL should bea grand
capital besides large number q other splendid prizes
received approval and will be
drawn under their personal superinendence.