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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27
Resissatisa Of MIR. meRsassn-rhe ve>,s..
produced By 1.-THE nauer sefsr, sse o.
binet-sfr. Osdeu-ur. maxweli, Are,
Corrnsnor,d.rrs Of h. rrt0una

binet-Mr. Osden-Ir. usxweli, Ae,
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
wasMxsroS, Saturday Night Aas n
The friends of The Administration were take,
oil sbsck to-day, by Z rumor that Hon. T. n. r.
NcKESsAs, the Secretary Of the Interior, had not
merely gone home on q temporary visi, to bic fan
lily, as selegraPhed to you this morning, on The
strength of statement in the T.fsll.geacey. bus
that be had gone TO return no moss-in osher
words that be had resigned bis post sabseassas
inforna alton put the matter beyond doubt
This occurrence has created general surprise
here, and not little disappointment not 10 ssy
modification, among the friends Of the Administer
ton-ssPecially the Pennsylvaniaas. In and oat Of
Congress, who took pride Ia Mr.. McKEssAs's -
pointment and used their utmost sndeavors 10 re
the refusal OF the appointment for him, In the ss
pace, and his consent TO take Il, IN the second
And here l would tako occasion 20 state that
those persons who sneered ~ the idea Of Mr.. Nc
KEENAN, hesitating seriously about accepting. With
such expressions as Catch w sstern Penas,L
vaIisn refusing $4,000 a year--bs win jump a
it, did not know the man they were talking d
I have coed reason 10 believe that his hes,tstino
grew out Of positive reluctance TO incar the to,s
and annoy snces OF the place, which the seqas hes
shown TO have made too great drah upon his high
minded feelings.
The Cabinet had the subject Of q successor 10
Mr.. hcKEssAs before them to day. They came
to no coRclusion. IL L. supposed that Peansy
will be done the honor Of the request 20 asms q
successor lfshe does 90. IL 10 to be hoped thss oae
will be presented next time Who win stick."
Such frequent changes are always unfortunate and
should be guarded against carefully hereafter.
sG OGDEs Jr. Of your City, who was rendered
the post Of Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury hes
de clined and returned home. His reasons foe %
doing were pecunisry entirely the situation he q
present holds being quite a. literally paid while
being less uncertain In tenure.
Ii 10 understood that Mr. Collector NlIwgLL's
nomination will 20 through the ordeal Of the Senate
early next week-probsoly by Wednesday, at the
furttest. JosEPH HoxIr, ESQ 10 here, doing oil he
can for Mr.. MAxwELL, it 10 understood bat n 10
said that oil will be Of no avail. There was ole
occurrence connected 9th Mr.. hAxwsLLS case
which did not Like alluds 10 Q letter that ap-
peared In the Baltimore SxH some time siaoe.
while Mr. MAXWELL was here. protesting to como
from this city, which stated that Mr.. hAxwkLL not
only was not an Abolltionist, as charged BY some
one bat elaixed in has behalf tAat he wds actually
the originator of the memorable MOB asa,st tAs
Toppansi Having never seen any disclaimer OF
that extraordinary statement, should like 10 have
q word on the subject FROM Mr. MAXWELL Shall
| have III s'SsA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27
ENGLISH CARPETIHGS
AND OIL CLOTHS.
PETER SON 4 HUMP REY

PETEkSON 3 Q MI kE1,
49, Ptsflst near Madison
nFFFH FOR SALE one OF TIE extensive sn3
" eleE stocks OF CGrPeung &c. 10 be found 10 tas
City, embracing - -
which ~ e Qua1y eolors ard duslgos are uniurpAn
spc viii be sOo al pIices TuiDOus 10 the trs1e.
TAPEsThY AND BRUSSELS
Ia extent stock cannot be equsrd and FOR variety
.xeele and price fun r per cent ess han ohei
ca pei stofes -
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN fHREEPLY
This descnpuon OF csrpets have msde such arangs
mems with the importers and manufacturers mat
ptepsred 81 times furnish the a,es and beat deaigns
IS8aAlN CARPETS
Our siock Of Low Prices Carpes VS. never ost'e aod
are selling Al prices varying from "a 10 Sc per ard.
OIL CLOTdS
IN endless v.riefiss soms exceedingly reh varying In
,dth frum 10 q fest and s=lrg with eli other ca Aco
goods fund In CHpeI Stores fan ten cent ess han
81 en- esaonibr ents 70 prove which cal Is solicited.
sug2 9uisThSk9u"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27

ing the Indian character 10 that Of the ussfa cid
Een, at far Ices expense 10 the treasury than he's
oeeo paid 70 mstntsin the pes, usjass policy Too
spirit Of cur Institutions aud the pubic sent N snt az
ne times demand reorm IN the execatson os oar
lndisn laws. and there 10 every reason % b,l,e.e
na Mr.. LIZA. the pew commsslnoer vii m.ss
vieorons eroVss 10 secure IL. HIS vie 90 anA fe.I
ms are strongly 10 f.vsr Of usiss ell The spp.se-s
Nisn'n n.s reseh 20 incolcsfe right seatinsnts
among the Indians, bopins 70 iosu.. the 20 "a -
Pschc policy a. vii secure their rapid advance
The rev Medal ordered 10 Accordance ~;.h a.
custom o. our Govern nent the accession Of sxsrv
Dew President TO the chstr, 10 nearly sa,.h.a N.
one aide 10 truthful likeness Of Me- FuExsRR
and on Tire reverse the design represents a eit xsn
with the implements OF agriculture a his abe sh.l
ing hands with an Indian At the door Of his vis.
van. In the background is the Anericsn A az All
in front the national cat 81 arms projected by "a.
ssee. On the top 10 the Pioe toe emblsm OF os sss.
This design 10 national IN character and pscs, !.
sentiment showing that sven small oooorsu, \, A..
for convey ing valuable instruction % H. nina. ~
the Indians viii be improved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27

Nf.rfgPAu pes sous adsbLec u esze- u u, .Ail
LtJDHN z BRIGdAS are requested 70 mare paJnsn
n H. se a ONCE 70 Broadway, AID a. persons nav
NJ n, .rs OF ra,d vii pr-su1i hen
-, : ! 3 ss3 III fisa.sS5Ok', .a'-inl~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27

SJ0st ROgK BINDERS -sos "a 100 K-fks R1iag
4 rs-eitss on- neuy NV Oce u Ho-s oesg slknfnx
pra,.. = s~,n<r ne tBos tzry iJr Disak
ga sssssry viii - sOd ch-sp spp1sd q, soon. al lse
Pssr..Bt q siosT saN "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27
MIR. McKesnas-rlr. Beus-Coliectsrs Lewis
and Maxwell.

Coresponcrnce OF Tue Itiouho.
wAsHissros, Aug. Is. lsssl
There are many rumors aaost In re-
gard to the probability Of Mr.. McXEssAs's retarn
70 the office Of the Interior IL Is alleged that he
does not like the LOOKS Of things within, and would
avoid, If he could, the responsibility Of making
changes which appear necessary to bring System
out Of the confused condition Of the several
branches Of this Department He Is an inasxieIy
honest and very hind hearted man. who despises
the various measures resorted TO by tho Office
brok ers within and around him, who assume fall
much political importance a. IL consistent with
modesty.
1t is expected that the Senate viii take up the
nominations OF LEWIS and MAXWELL on Tuesday
next. 1t 10 impossible TO predict the course thss
will be taken, a. opinions expressed In reference
to the action OF that body on these nonnstons arc
nothing bat disguised wishes.
JoHs N. Boris, who has just been elected IN
the Constitutional Convention IN Virginia. 10 still
In Washington. He 10 the same sterling Wing no
was 10 days Of yore, and commands the respect
due the abest man Of that State. AHsgs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27
rBOIUE WORK OK rRnPKRANCK-

CHOICE WORK ON rKnPkRAnCE-fhs
- NArul a Temper Ofsrng, aud sons aud Osugt.
ters D. Temperance On; sdiied b. s Carr, +. ~ w.
PaUiHICh VI The SJDs u Ten 3ersnce OF Nora AnencA
I is "a oclayo volume Of SS pages, ilftrzls1 with
systdid Cravings fOm OdEnA dessns oy toe eeebfa:
I'D Arusl halesOo. Esq.; Also portrab % s1na OF
he "a ing TEN Of country Tbs iu1sus
ton. are gTaved Ia he flesg AeILJuut b. hssss j.
ssrislD n 8 ssdd add Thomss OoaeY Ths psrifAS are
alsu from Dagusrrs~lyge. and . fanhIl uKsaessea-
The following - Let VI ths Illus rstiuts-P0-usls of
Ssu uel y Cary, 81 W tBor.,e Grsesy Esq.
pauiel II sans r "A VIZ "a. h W hs~kina Esq
PttfJ Whte z n w. Rev T. 2 hnnl u. w. A.
y .. FicksrdL n W fstner ssshes.
lohn w Oliver N W. r Lyman heocher D. D.
T. DUlshunty, o W.P
The Eesl, BY ksiseson
vie soue-7h- Drurkard's Hcms-The Tenpsrsces
Home and Vie Widow ard Her son.
A Biographical skech accompanies each Portrait
The isi " contributors embraces nearly al ne best WI
lers Of The country.
Orders solicited By -
h VAN DIEM, Publisher, 90 H.sssu-sL n Y;
- gems waited. sgg<3 ius lgNs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27

OFFICE OF TIE DIAPHRAGM fiLfER
zts,s, WALTER n GIssoa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27
/. CON s,Roh zp EXCHANGE Tor prop

o. FOH SALE on 20 EXCHANGE Tor prop
- NV 40 or car % ciI n u c-eu and IN
49, plssssni VI age Ss- hsveo, viii L~o.s@ofy
bou.i hsru &c wilma fs~ rOts u C0gc ca, AeadenI
Pn.rOErs kr- Pee g. 80 A.so 50 rods ron Ne
sh0y, 81 acre. besurfgiy tOsied via wO0tf freeos
arc sy,rs requisite far picurrsc2- i.nd.ese@ fHn-
Prler 100 A!.o, ~ ssr~s u yO0-g vood -tnes 10
c.,r - - A g o - fr city DrOp-rty O,c
49,. or on waH PUDS.Y laS = .-ekerH
sIe'. ~ AT 2~eods
- - -. 49, ~ . III -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27

I'VE AND EAR -oF JANIS w q 49,. ~ ~ =.
la EsI from 10 oelO,ks sAiy, NJ lbs oaees 4
W,,ret o. eoIbsr Of sro.d-sy -. .. No..
"a ~, cnfs irird edn0n, viii slos' price |" esns'
ean te ssa - ,tv Of beautiful ATa5ciL Eyes which
,s ie ,r.sI.sd wihSui say pain OF 0peraa'a' and VIA
move nis The DsraTsl eye x.,...,.. 49,.
Dr. Po~eifs So AcsinE Eye and e. - -. - y,
"a car be yToeursd he oeee In n1sfOes as
eyes have been s5sne lhensd arc vi,lon - s,,s
eeAt.rss entirely removed BY hist use. W. Sooi"s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27

VAN noSTRAFD l. TERRETT.
BOOKSELLERS AND srATlONEA5 ~ Fulton o.
Do slArp offer for sale al the O~es prices for cash,
feneTsl assortment Of school, Theological and hscsl tne
ous Bools AK Books Stationery &c together ~th tne
largest assortment Of -oTks Resting 10 agriculture and
ruTsi economy, 10 be found In the city.
Country n efchan1 and dealers supplied su2l lvss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27
INSURANCE.
LIFE INsuRAHnE
MANhA FfAN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

LIFE INSURANCE.
MANHATTAN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
..,,v i@ Broadway. escnsr rtnest
V'BIs COMPANY, hsvtnE a casa capital Of slooeoe,
le rsas he lives Of 10 ivnass for oas y-ar for
isrm Ofyesrs or fer as Toe srnsisss sasPses By a,
r-snr Is, prO6s OF Ire Company whO1i inearng s5y
Ps,T-ns q prsmiams arranged to se,onmOds,s ne
assured
Hyrd Van seh.icl Ea-,rs HsifnL yss c. s.twin,
csis5 woOdbaiL ~m yalserins, WIN < s.,SoE.,
uinism Burger, JOIN Hama Lewis Loder,
SI iSs. sSsa' sis.c a91siss a.1e.
Elsszer FN INDY, Dsgid Ausaeu, Joan Ware,
Iesn " lihsm' A G kissssad' 9snisl s sSts
Geo b Piers No sr.dtri. Joaa ssrriu,
Deriou P,snsil, Edwin }. srowu Hen'y Stokes
GLOSZo A ALyoRD, President
CY WENPfE, Secretary.
Assam DvH Is, II D. Medical Examiner, a. ne once
w wrtiISO PsSHfs, Z Committing Phy,ici.n.
INSURANCE sCRIP wANrxD.-Ausarc. Gen
iera Mutual urion, sun and Msrs.nne se,p S'oaied
y ans pa. Is MsccS.n's EscSsnge.
r- Fo- othsr fnsrranes ASrs-tse->nts INA Page
.-------------.s-
fSR4 srkAmshtp osPHkf foS
49, SHA6SIL5EsSr9N s emroo .elsosd ,'e an ri
sell from he WHAT Tot Z Lonosrt.'t PhisdslPhlA on
esnrdav, August 81, at 10 o'elock A .
For iTe,gns or passage. spply 10 KISsLEY co.'s
Express Wall 81 corner Of Broadway, where Plsa OF
he ship may be and esrths secured.
Fret ht lor vessel should leave New1ork on fnurs
dAy Pfce 10 cents per c. bic foot
Tor fur Der Information, refer TO
L LIrTLEFlELD KlNsLEY l. CO.'S Express
sns6 4uss
rr~x-x TB KOU6H TiIkEr-r0 sac per rnii-
&xN&E acelphia, for san frsnc.eo Apply 70 q, .
su u 2us' 8 SUTTON Il CD "a wan o.
aExn-. PIANo.-A new s octave rose~ood
Ea,<S Plsno q ornri.ni tone, city made; aud
Hwsusned will be- sold Tor NE low price VI
IL gslt0 fiaaen to-day. or By O'Clock 10 NOR
row. Also good second hand 81 Piano for SIS
Cath advances dry goods furniture pianos wsse1es
groceries, hardware. &c. &c. = JONES,
anH lls S. Ann-st ID door.
COAL-COAL AT 81 umkk PkiCEs.-Frssn
- sioes beat Peach Orchard Egg Range sna sIoge szss
now de iveTpg at IS per tun. Consumers may depsnd
upon qualify Of this Coal being from tue best ven Ia
ne Coal he gion Also in lard Lohgn, Black Heath and
splhn Vss Coal al eash prices, from SIMPSONS"
Yard, IS Thompson st near Spring. suZ6 9is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27

A. fOhACLUsUkE sALf.-Nsl1sals loaoh)
~ property 10 Chsmber,-U he'd ua5or lease from Trinity
- Church The premises 30 10 snbersst being
The ihiro from Brosd way will sod al suction 0y
MULLER ADctioneer, a. The Merchants Exchange,
on Wednesday ibe 23tn Ac gust At v O'Clock Terms
aae known Al the time OF ssle For further ps'ticulas
INQUIRE Of BLATCHF JRD & CROSBY,
aps7 2ts. HaGoverIt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27
1nnn,s INDICATED LIQUID cUrIoLE,

r,,pIs AN INVALUABLE ARTICLE for dressing
horus Gus AID bruises, scaes CT E.y ti5d d heso
so1pds SO says DR. Valentine n'u Of De n Msdle.l
,,~-,,,tv Or Darlug OF ne same Drs q. % sod
Is,.on 81 ne Virginia Medical lns11nn0n, via many
olher prscTiCs sars.ora ,,,,,., go .,,. -.,,.,
PEkpIELD CAMP, hiedleso"n' Com so'e propf-
tors Ho I'd w HICKS CO. lac ssa Isl FrOcsst
Whoies.le Aseula.
.,. ~ set,sAatn Bros Co; Hzvlsnd Reese
CO um Burger Co; soyd Psnli hsydoSa' CORES
A Hfnu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27
NELROsE VILLAGE
A. X DJCble

o. VERY DssihAbLk Oo1ols
bufciny stili for sac Ia tns moo. essnaDS Oes
uon Al fair pTices ara pefmens rec-lFea "a NDl1J
ips,luepts Il desired Tor maps sod f1i psfac1ln 81
m 10 ELTON g Sasss7.s ffOu - IL A 4 Or a.
helrt from 70 Ps oaiiy Pers0os assno1s o. nsf'
~. scnes sad Al uog cougeGieUt dsts'ce from
zoe CRY vi frd "a Their Adysntage - cal a91 eA .ns
ais property TIE u IRIS % cesD pan 4 gln--
r.,,sry s.utfet hat II O0ce vssssd Will rec)sn-od II
.sV saH 5us-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27
ROYAL PAPER MAOEE
AND JAPAN WORKS
sHslkln+l- Wet Bclgrsve square,
LONDON,

ard % Constitution hll bNmins lsnL
THE SuBSCRiBLR having been hPPoiniod tgen. u
4 MI ciry Tor Nussa Jeunens Beuroge 5on1, oue u
he ,r.e,l Acquiring hoosss ie Europe, 10 now pre
car 70 ske oroen los al descriptions OF fspisf Ascls
- - Sod A. bis samples Of tables eaSrs, vrrns defkA
nissndl PORTFOLIOS hncy bozes card easrs, Rcv. oot7t
htss bosIds wine Trays elVeop boxes V. eeaols. &C
.,-brxeng ever variety Of ;ssls and ps1efnf fSLos
s~snns nc smile enesses OF ysany Lind Aken ron ne
enaiba- - ,, o..
..x veeks from dare Of order.
HENRY l. Is soTsoH, us reArs-st up stsri
AMI missed befween hnoecLor N-a 1o1as-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27

JOHnsTOH'S NATIONAL ATLAS,
TBkAP EDiTICN-Fos sale a. wnolesa4s al retail
Nby J. DlsfUknELL
sBz7 - 81 Broadway, up stsirl
MAPS, GUIDE BOOKS
AND sTATI-TICAL wORh, Of sul9s every
I1ssnegy, for ssls BY }. DioIukNELl-
80 p Isl BD.i~sy.
SESSION Law Fok 1890.
fsrhA Law Of - sats G H5r-fors, pattsd Al 1s
al s-snCu u ne Logfsazrs foT szis ~ ire srbscE
oers a. sIk ard rznoaory stora ~ Nszssz,
a. sppo.iis tic CRY H.iL
BILL 9oULD, s.saousry rsslsrs
fTu ADD Law BlanE fublsosrl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27

e. HOMESTEAD FiLLAGB-Oa the EishIh sy.
n, OF the High sridge one ofIhe beat opporuo
tes for ona ge' home for heir ~ife children
Price Of lots 80 10 s0seYengyfys per cent rsma
on bond mortgage for Eve years a1d paid by In
stain On Jsnusry LIST 1881 homestead exempt Tor
co. ew lots en- Apply 10 the Window SHADE whole
sale sO'e, us and In William Of
tuT Seeds SAMUEL " BARrOL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27

~ - s',r- -. tstas' ,--',.-si 80 I'M rIe'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27
WINDOW sHADEsI

xpARTOLS (l75 end In Wlism 81 call The sieauon oil
Dal psrsOns waning Shades Sornc-s. fasseis Cords
A. 10 ~ assortment whch will compare. u nol
sny ss.o a en 10 the city and heb ey WITH sell fsi'
rvynS ppat All shades vsrFtnfet cot 70 puck or curl
couptrS lerehsnn ui hn5 - shsir sdvkdtsge call
su77 s-od
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27
NEw.YoRK, Aug 20, 1850
rT,HE COPARTNRRsHIP heretofore ex.ting un-

i der tbs 6fn Of CLAM, HALL HARMED, 10 hs
DAY distcveo by uulus ccussui. ...
CLARK HALL 4 HARMED.
All Gen snds against he Am WI be te,hsd by me sa3
scroefs vii eon1 the business ss usual
su27 81. CLARK 4 HALL. 65 Ans-si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27

rylBE DUsSkLDOHF ACADGET OF siNE
kRYs-Nev Paintings recently arrived frcn rurops,
aAous which Ia Germxnsr BY koehler sork 81 Ar OF
Of TIE sboys School has received many additions and
aErs open al The Two rooms over ne Hal Of ths Church
sf Dv1Ds Unity In Broadway between Spring and Primes
su fron 10 O'Clock, An I'LL 10 o'elrck, r-H.
Admission, % esos; sssror fieksis, 50 cents csi,-
lsgues 12i eeuis- ssD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27

LEATHER HOSE,
XSoR T.zE ENGINES, s'sznhosls, Factories, 81 REEF
WskuERs &c. manufactured from he besi oar tam
- le.thos Win wrongh copper rvens Nwsys on band ard
sl-. n. JOdS Il. 8OWtE 4 CO.
Curriers' and Lezihsr Dcxers, 80 royry-sl
49,, d, - s,o iof sale calf sfins and grain upper
ts.shr~ y carried iealhsr ~ sveTv description sad
cocoa sBKs.Lr.-2s esgs frssa; Jss, reee'ved
Cfor a. : by GAssNER 4 YOUNG, lSs Ceshsn-sh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27
SCHOOLS.

DKiyATB EDUCATION-A physician Of Ee-.
Yori intend ng 10 educate bis own son at home, vou
receive two three Other young either sders
Day Nhosrs, 10 order 10 afford superior advantages
French tutor and French vsog maid viii be ways ssou
The their III be from pehencsd lad
cess Ibe boys schy oey will have The care
ply SciaLs family alone sfOds The house Of TIE first
class cold balhs tue and airy son
not fer om Union square. Terms SIS per quarter for
boudtrs or SO for day scholars No extra cnsrRe ex
cepI for musis aud dancing Apply TO Or J. A w fhir
setnhst 81 Georges place, between First and Second
avenues a1Z7 Law 3wS
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-07
$50 BARRARous opERArIoN.-

~ LII
Chloroform and Ether will render persons nsensibe to
pain is clearly the duty of those who sell many ofthe
articles puporng to be Shaving Soap present each
purchaser with sufficient quantity of the above arti-
ces to relieve their suffering while undergoing the ops-
rations of shaving.
JULES HAUELs PREMIUM SHAWN
CREAM.-Cream is admitted by all to be the very
best article for shaving to be found this or any other
country. In the use of my Almond Rose and Pstacho
Shaving Cream instead of being an operation to be
dreaded shaving is really luxury. The ingredients Of
which it is composed OF such nature that finer
and richer ather be made than with any other ar
tce by which the beard is sotened and the skin is not
liable to be burned by the alka which forms so large
portion OF other shaving SOAP will it become chap
ped, but will remain smooth and soft as an infants No
one after using this Shaving Cream can ever be in
duced to use any other Caution is necessary in pur-
chasing my Shaving Cream as there are many mita-
tons sold Ask for Jules Hauel's Shaving Cream and
you will then get article which renders shaving easy
and pleasant
JULES HAuEL, 100 Chestnut st.
CONVERSATIONS BY THE PEOPLE-No. III.
strange, dear Bob says Tom "your hair black as
night,
Twas only Yesterday that was almost white
How came this wondrous change in such short space of
tme}
The secret | would know-Pll record it in a rhyme"
Friend Tom on this great theme give you my advise
ment;
The secret is-but no. read Haues advertisement,
Ills Vegetable Hair Dye has such wondrous power,
Though your hair be red or gray, twill change it in an
hour"
JULES HAUEL, 100 Chestnut street.
For sale by Alex. Duval, Gaynor & Wood, H ].
Miller, r. R. Duva, Purcell, Ladd & Co., A. Leslie
Dove & Isaacs, S. M Zachrisson & Co., and R. Du-
quesne. my 4-d2w
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-07
OF THE RICHMOND TIMES.
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.
MONDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
WASHINGTON, May 6, P. M

WASHINGTON, May 6, P. M.
SENATE-The VICE PRESIDENT being absent, Mr..
KING, OF Alabama, was chosen President pro teore.
Mr.. BoRLAND moved the printing Of 10000 copies OF
the second part of the Patent Office Report which is de-
voted entirely to agriculture and agricultural statistics
Mr.. DAVIS, of Mississippi, thought the number Of
copies proposed to be printed inordinaely large, and
moved to restrict it to 500.
The subject gave rise to animated debate, which
was participated in by Messrs TURNEY, BoRLAND,
RUSK, BADGER and BERREN, who favoured the print
ing of the larger number and by Messrs. DAVIS of Mis-
sissippi, FooTE, BUTLER, DAWSON and MASON, who
supported the motion Of Mr.. Davis. The vote was
then TAKEN when Mr.. Davis motion failed and 30 900
copies ordered to be printed.
Mr.. YULEE offered resolution Of inquiry calling
upon the President OF the United States to commune
cate to Congress all correspondence relative to the
venon OF the poop lie Of California and the formation OF
State Constitution by that CONVENTION, not already
communicated; also, whether General Rileys procla-
nation recognising the State Government received the
approval OF the President
Under the rule the resolution lays over one day.
The bill to establish Board OF Accounts was then
taken up, amended in several particulars and laid aside
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Mr.. BAyLY, on leave.
reported back the Deficiency Bill, with the Senates
amendments thereto thereupon the bill and amend
ments were committed to the Committee Of the Whole.
MIR. STANLy moved to suspend the rules to enable
him to introduce resolution directing the Ewing Spe-
cial Committee to extend their inquiries clerks and
heads OF Bureaus under the late Administration, who
were in the habit of writing Tor the public newspapers
&c.
The rules were suspended and the resolution so
amended as to provide for the appointment of another
special committee to take charge of this branch of the
subject; and then the resolution, as amended passed
Il On Mr.. CRowELL's notion a resolution was adopted
calling upon the Secretary of War for all instructions
emanating from his Bureau to the Military Officers in
New Mexico relative to the claim set up by the State of
Texas touching the exercise OF authority by that Safe
over said Territory.
MIR. BURT asked leave to introduce resolution not-
tying the Government OF Great Britain Of the intention
OF the American Government to withdraw her squad
ron from the coast of Africa. Leave refused.
THE CENSUS BILL.
The House then went into Committee of the Whole,
and took up the Census Bill. All the amendments pro-
posed by the Committee the Judiciary were concur
red in.
Mr.. VINToN moved additional sections by way of
amendment providing for future enumeratons, and Ii
hitting the number of members of the House to two
hundred. Pending the consideration OF these impor-
tant amendments, the Committee rose, and the House
adjourned