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The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1850-03-02
VOL. IL NO. sz8.

Of from 500 to 600 per cent, the income
from this source, since the change, has
gradually increased, and goes on incrras-
ing, Sd that the gross receipts are nearly
as high a. they ever were under the old
system. 1t was.tOt till after many years
discussion "f the impolicy Of our corn-iaws
that this nation was taught sound ls'Iii'caI
economy. and became Sufficiently cBIisht-
ene.l to overcome their prejuslice> IN tavor
Of protection.
The landed ar,stocracy, whe fear that
they will suffer by our free trade princi-
pies. will, no doubt, make every effort
again to get back duty On corn. be-
iieve, however, that to enforce such a
MEASURE would cns'a"ger the safety Of the
State. Every step we have taken towards
removing restrictions, shows its " isslOul.
l have always viewed the dependence Of
man on man. aud Of nation on nation, max
ing 1t their interest to live on friendly terms
with each other, independent Of higher
considerations, as the very best security
for maintaining social intercourse. aud the
peace of the world. 10 hear the Secre-
tary OF i great aud rising nation express his
belief that il is their interest to adopt his
Chinese or japanese policy. or to i"rc. the
citizens Of this country to create band Ut
smugs lers, in Spain and Portugal, to
evade laws which they consider unjust,
must be matter of astOnishMent.
When We consider the state of Switzer-
Iand-laboring as it does under many dis
advantages Of climate and locality, but un-
burthened with a custom house-,naintain-
ing successful competition in maay ar
tlcles in foreign markets, with countries
that have innumcrabIc advantages that this
| little State does not possess-we see what
may be done by giving free scope to indus
try and enterprise. l did not expect that
any man would have courage enough to
propose such retrogade movement. to
favor any class or interest, in the face Of
the intelligence Of the age. PriOr to the
eubargo, in 1908, there was as much dis
grace attached to smuggling as stealing
from a shop. This moral restraint guard
cd your revenue better than the host u
custom house officers, which prohibitions
and high duties, have made necessary with
you. as every where else: it is the effect
produced by unequal and unjust laws. l
have no doubt shall 20 OH here without
reference to what the United States or any
other country may do; and you may rest
assured that neither you nor any other ma
tion will, remain under unnecessary aud
injurious i,nposts. when the effect of their
removal here is fully developed and an
derstood.
have the honor to be,
Yours, very respectfully.
WILLIAM BROWN.
Richmond viii, near Liverpool,
24th January, 1850.
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Richmond Will, near Liverpool,
oath January, 1880.

BOBT. f. Observation-Disclosures Of OGce
Mr. Bay. of Missouri, in his speech on
the Goth F>b'y, before the Committee Of
the Whole on the state Of the Union, made
some very striking and appropriate re-
marks upon the cxtravagant and wasteful
expenditures Of the public money by our
one partic ular instance Of an individual
being paid by the government for services
rendered in this city, when that person
was three thousand miles away at the time.
do not pretend to know to what case the
honorable gentleman PARTICULAR referred,
but case 50 similar in circumstances
within a short time past has occurred IN
this city, the particulars of which have re-
Gently come to my knowledge, that deem
it Of sufficient Importance TO demand
public investigation and exposure.
Robert r. Horner, the acting DoOrkeep-
er to the House, certified his brother. L.
G.. Horner, On the payroll one Of his
messengers in employment under him,
from or about the 9th day of May, l849.
up to the commencement Of the present
session Of Congress-, when, in truth and in
fact, his brother was not in Washington
city to be in any employment, but was ac-
tually al Sheboygan, in the State OF Wis
cOnsil, attending To his duty as super'h-
tendent of the lighthouse in that place, un-
der an appointment Of the general govern
ment, made May 8. l849, at an annual
salary of $3.50 aud perquisites. Now,
what can be though Of the nan who would,
Tor the sake of placing few hundred dol
lars in his brothers pocket, commit trick
upon the government. by certifying t" SER
vices as rendered by his brother which
na,ar wore rendered Comment is un-
necessary. NlNDEA.
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From the Greensboro Patrio
ELECTlON OF JUDGES.

The Nashville Union states that it does
not know singie paper IN Tennessee
which opposes the election Of Judges by
the people. The Editor Of the whig pa
per at Paris. in that State, who has been
at Nashville, aud observed how things
were "done up'' in the Legislature there,
writes quite an inpassioned article in favor
of taking away the appointment of Judges,
District Attorneys, &C., from the '.4s-
senabIed WISDOM" Says he. have
seen merit, sterling worth, unquestioned
qualification aud undoubted characte
thrust aside, in opposition to the will Gf
the people of the district, and one without
qualification, really unknown in his pro-
fession, elevated to oilice.' The Editor
cries out, away with the present system,
land let the people, who love their country
better than they do their cousins, select
and elect their own officers. This swapp-
ing of votes and 'honey5uggHng' system
Of log rolling among parcel of s'oeA heads,
is intolerab!e We were in
Nashville long enough to see how this
degrading system operates, aud We are
satisfied that it should be speedily
aboli,hed.'
A change in this particular is not with
out active advocates nearer home.
u
Judiciary possesses a purity aud eleva-
ton Of character which every where COM
mands respect and, for our part, we
should be content to let we'll enough
alone.'' But we must confess that the
tributable to the high sense of personal
character in the recipients of Office, "a quail
~ habitual to the literally y-educated men
OF our State.) and not to any peculiar
fitness of the present appointing power
to discriminate in the matter of quallfica-
ton. In our humble opinion, the fact
that the judicial stations are filled by
appointment of the Leg gislature, is not a
whit better guarantee against partiahty
and corruption in office, than if the appoint
,nents were made by popular ballot. 1t
is most notorious that party politics govern
the judicial appointments in our own Lee
yisli iture, and that the scenes of elec-
fioneerimg among the members, in this
come xion, are such scarcely ever dis
grace the popular hustings. We dare
say. that If plain honest citizen could
observe the whole process of electing a
Judge by our General Assembly, as it is
sometimes carried on, he would feel like
denouncing it in the blunt terms of the
Tennessee Editor, quoted above.
We are not prepared to accord to the
members of the Legislature any powers d
discrimination, in this particular, superior
to the mass Of voters ; but we are prepare,
to believe that they are more liable to bs
| entrapped by, because hundred-folt
more exposed to, electioneering arts. and
more apt to fall into that feeling Of fauorif
| ism which has accorded to many offices
tenure almost as strong As that OF inheri
tance.
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FOR SALE,

state Of North CaroIina--M Moore County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Scssions-Januory
Term, 1850.
Elizabeth Wicker
Johu Wicker S Others heirs of VIM. Wicker dec.
Petition for Dover
appearing satisfaction the Court that Calvin
Wicker of the defendants in this resides beyond
the limits of this State; 1t is therefore ordered by the
publication in the North CarolDian
for six successive weeks notifying said Calvin Wicker to
be and the Court of Pleas and
Quarter be held County Of Moore at
the Court House in Carthage the 4th Monday III April
next then and there to plead. demur to the
said petition otherwise the allegation therein contained
will be taken confcsso and the petition will be heard
exparte him.
Witness Alexander G. Curry Clerk of said Court
in Carthage the 4th Monday January. A D.
1850 and 74th year of American independence
A {. CURRY, Clerk
Feb l6. 1850. 5.36t pr adv SO 25-
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TO DEBTORS.

WE must remind those who of a former notice,
and urge their attention to it. Mr. John Shaw T. J.
Robinson will furnish and attend settlement Of
accounts till the 1st rr next, after which they be
found III the han nds Of Attorney
Feb %. 1850. 57l3w
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$40 REV ARD.

Runaway from plantation about ~ aay h.e n R
curly hair and is wen known Fayetteville and VIII
mineton and no doubt or the other place HI"
motHer heonos IN Mr. Arthur J. Hill, near Wilmington
viii rye The above reward for his apprshension and
in any jail in the ste.e, u. ms oevsfy 70
WEST Gh - ~ 57!-tf w. L. HALL.
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&C. The following letter is an able srgume mt
aga'nsf the governmental policy of what is known
IN thisscountry ''whig protective tariff" or
tax onH III articles brought from foreign countries
The writer was formerly Of the United States.
but nof an English merchant.
From Wilmer & Smiths Times.
PROTECTIONISM IN THE UNITED
STATES.
TO fse Secretary Of the Treasury Of the
United States.
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: TARJK0 or :
ADvH1k E111zs0 !:

Onesquare eft9enty-sns
lines or less, for one i4ser-
'tion, 60 cents every aub.
'sequent insertion, 3v cents
except it remain u for sOiv-l
|eral months, when Il wtlT
be charged 81 for two
months, 81 for three, Ac,,
$40 for twelve months.
~ Liberal deduction
! for large advertisement
I,by the year or six NOR tn.
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NOTICE.

The underaigued in the and on of
Division NO = OF the Sons Of Temperance will give SIS
for the best ORIGINAL ESSAY ON THI Eyus OF In
rEMrERANcE THE REMEDY This ESSAY must be writ
ten by North Caronian resident in tho State :
not exceed thirty pages duodecimo. and must be
forwarded free of charge or before the 18th
next to Rev. r. T. Hehin, s. w. Whiting, c. Ra-
boteau Esus Raleigh N c. who have kindly consented
act adjudicators. The manuscript must be
panied with letter containing the address
writer The award will be adjudged the last day OF
August.
Feb'y eth, 1885, T. JONES.
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lrs- 1t was rumored by the Washington letter
writer's that difficulty had occurred in the
Cabinet, in consequence of some rather high
handed measure. The correspondent Of the
Charleston Courier says that Mr. Clayton had
several times acted his own responsibility
without consulting the rest Of the Cabinet. The
last act of this sort is said to be this Mr. Law
renee, the present Minister to Eng land, had a
negotiation hand, but having been taken sick
Mr. Clayton became INPATIENT and prepared a
plan, and proposed to Mr. Bulwer to enter into a
hes sotiaton but Mr. Bulwer said he had a,l-
thoritv to commence the negotiation, but would
forward the propositions to his own government.
A few days after, Mr. Clayton, at Cabinet meet
ing, informed the Cabinet what he had done.
There considerable opposition to what Mr.
Clayton had done, and the Cabinet had two long
sessions. 1t said Mir Clayton swore lie would
sign
We know not how much of this is true. Moth
ing has since trIn>Plred.
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FAYETTEVILLE, n. C..
MARCH z, 1850.
HURRA FOR DEMOCRACY IN CON

HURRA FOR DEMOCRACY IN CON-
NECTICUT.
The Democratic Convention which recently
met in Connecticut, to nominate candidates for
the ensuing State elections refused, by an over
whelming vote, to adopt any resolutions con-
cerning slavery.
A resolution declaring it the duty of Congress
to prohibit slavery in the new territories, &C.
Sc, voted down BY l66 to Al!
Another resolution, approving the anti-slavery
resolutions Of the last Legislature, was laid on
the table by Isl to 81 !!
This shows how the democracy of the north
act in this time Of trial. We call upon the peo-
pie to note these facts, because they corroborate
what have often times before declared. We
defy the wAg press to shc:v any such proceed
ings in whig Convention in the free States
They cannot be shown. The great preponder-
ance Of antislavery is in the whig party, and yet
our southern wings will continue to cooperate
with them In party meas ures.
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B,1ckwheat s. Butter,
\ fresh supply just received and for sale by
In ID GEO McNEILI..

state of y. Carolina--C sunderland County.
Court of Pleas and quarter Sessions-Drcem-
Der Term, Is -.
Joseph Thames, admir-. Of Susan Plummer,
Skinkiu plunmer
Original Attachment---levIed on negro girl
named Patience, about IS years Of age.
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that
Plummcr. the defendant in this is not
State therefore ordered that pub
j;catjon be made n North Carolinan.
rrirted the Fayetteville requiring the defend
ant at the next term o. the Court OIL
Pleas and Sessions to be held tor the county
Cumherl.pd at tho House i'll Fayetteville on the
hrst Monday March next and repevy and plead to Is
sue Otherwise levied will be condemned or
the satisfatiou OF the plaintiff 8 recovery !.
Witness McLauru. Clerk OF our sa1d oour Al oi
s7e6t ~ ' " JOHN NcLAURIN Clerk
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F CONSUMPTION.

PREVENTION CUHE OF CONSCMFl1OG<.
tresttss tf> prsvsnton aud cure Of consumption
bv tn water rtreatment-AyAuAbe work by John Shew
T. D. Only COPY, for sale at the Carolinan Once
Price SO
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ton.re--. Yesterday .

The Sfxrf talked about the Polar LEne-
U,ion and tle Public Printing. and passed
"a blIl Authorizing he neg t'ation u Treaties
y..h the Indian. South and West # the
Missouri. River.
Tie Hoc.f agreed 60 MAKE Tic PROPOSE
Jon giving Bounty Land. 10 Soldiers n al-
our wars a special order fI the third Tues
dav in June. We trust ths giving " a..''-
io. # lands {, al who need tlcm. whether
soldier, or not. viii De considered under tbs
head.
Nr. WENTWORTH Of H. e.. in searching
re.olution If inquiry with regard to the
Printing o, Congress, and if speaker Cobb
give. him a good Committee. this inquiry
w.n amount 20 something
Then followed a debate on the Census
bin. whereiuto Slavery wants 90 nio-e as
much darknes- possible. Two more day.
must probably BE wasted "a tA.- after Winch
tho bin will probably pas. a- it came from
ila Senate
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steamboat Explosion opd Los, Of Life.

ITO ifnf
C.rtrl.>o. Oto. y 0ris. Apr.
An .>t-, ft-..a Che office Of Oh. Ir D7a'on'
....,.,,-.s ...,. -... Steamer Anthony wayne blew
ur opposite ernl.I.n on the --st inst The
l,...,.. came % SanG1s With l0 stecrage pas
,..,e-s and W iu lic cabin At osrdlsky Size
,..s from the t-a.a % passea-ers which. together
,,.,h her crow. made s. .n 3d. The number o..
.... and missing IS g.. 20 90 Nineteen Of the crew
raI 80 Of tle passenger, "ere saved, s-d ar iu f.
'1r way Of recovery.
The passengers knowu 20 be allied are Ma,
,aew ia. oner %. sheffield Mass and Henry NJ
Danoush Of Trenton Mich Witr Robinson, jao
Williams aud Harvey Kelley, c.oAs. are also
among the killed Two 0aier, and l.. Cartwright
deck hand, are anon the missing John Bioner
and James q Neal hremen. Whitney Pearson.
porter. and Henry Blair deck hand are all badl,
s.alled. bot likely ta r.coyer. Ilecu %, %, crew,
including both mates T. Clark saloon keeper. tso
v.r,c'men thee fremcn, one porter. two deca
lands barber and lhambe-mad. are among th.
saved
The passengers saved are. ID. a Eddy. q.
'faleu sud Il p pottn-er. ali Of Cleveland
BaIon John G. " as,n.r and Charles j Smith
.fIUsialc. " Jobs COL Van Hou % Atou, ID jas.
"a .oio- oxford, Ohio. epasseuecrirom : Louis.
name not known Edwa-i kcIy vie and t"o
children. NJ, smith Fitch Perm aad Ednari Ma
,suah of Tmy. * y There were eleven Of I'll.
crew .os, Emore aud b. Burch o. Detroit.
engineers Henry sturser stewari o, Mount Gle
meut Mich Franklin Freeman Of Detroit y. u
Mead bar keeper Myrou Titus OF Dayton. Ohio
d W Ha, oi Plrrvsbur. and ,he Vie aui child
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[ hrap Po.tnEe

Gen. Rrss, u Texas. Chairman o. the Senate
Committee oa Po.'a- Affairs, has Introduced OIL
which proposes
g. To cents per each hsf ounce prepaid. and
i've cents r rot
. Drop letters oae cen. pre- pad. and swo cents
L Tot
g. Po.,masie-s appointed By tie Pres.iel, are
required . establish rsces % deposit ~ tie re-
ceprou cd .etiers and . employ carriers .. colse
then . the Pos' O+ce Tree OF any charge.
Letter -ar~fers . receive only ole cert. .or
the delivery % .etters
+. TIE charge % advertised e.ters .. be- ll.y ore
cent beside iLr rr u.ar Testsse.
P0s,a-- ar newspapers 4Lc Other yr.L,e1 ~ -
Ter the same - low charged except . d. circ lrs
AID halGai are = be charged .-tter posis-e
Bound 5ooks ma, b. sent BY mai. = be ~ arr, ]
ere cert per ounce.
TIE f-a.All- privilege % be iota ; aoc shed.
except "a ire persons = b. ENJOY }. a, ioaen u
IS ect Al honor
Postlse Oh Cor-re.s.lua. documents sPeeche.
S. maj ~ tlr4- il- SIS ol & Congress. = b.
paid c-t ot ice oo- t.n-elt .uLis q. he respective
II 1ses
81. A. clul1--icai. - a11 Ion The Depart
u-uts d. tte General Govern lelt properly charge
abe 70 TIE rlblc service, 20 - marked a. sch
sni the postage . b. pad .ss other contingent
e1 elses 4 the Government
TIE other pats u the b. reste y Ire duty o. the
srmastsr Genera. 'r drawing i.nts according -
exs--u- aHs = te.ray The EXPENSES II tie Post
C'Er- Dep a--nea-.
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lf any Hon. Member Of 'onrre-- bad %
business of bis own requiring ono f-'"
worth Of Printing per aunum We venture q,
say that be- would never think Of onf"1 %
Printer To- do 10 at the Congressional prices
or 1919. even az twenty per cent. de1" i''ii.
First. because those prices for open ""r<
and long editions such as most oi the PRINT
I'm, # Congrc.. is. would 'e exorhitantly
high the actual cost Of striking OF from
five thousand to fifty thousand copie. OF
heavy document being now less chan hah
what the same work would have cost m
$50 and for several year. thereafter. Sec
ordly. because he would i'm view Of the
URGENCY Of his work and the impossibility OF
any single establishment printing five 10
fifty thousand copies of half dozen bulky
documents AT the same sine so "a, 90 c'm-
ulatc them within q few day~ prefer 90 em-
pillow several printer when the nature and
amount of his work should dictate that
course. Thirdly, because he would no, like
to subject himself 10 the caprice. and delays
of elected h,ortcs, nor % their .a'n~ i0r
exorbitant damages and petitions ior extra
allowances. still less DO We below, that
an, one # them would choose O. purchase
and stock a vast priutiug-oiiioe. employing
master-priutcr. and hll up building with
employees connected with every department
of printing. This idea Of "a Government
printingofl,e really ,cycn though umntcn-
allyl contcmpates tho creation Of another
Political Hospital Cor old soldiers. Let 1t
bc sanctioned. and there viii Doe candidate,
from every part Of the country for situation,
in the Government Pruiinsofhcc They
will be printers. hut not ultra printers '-
showing their political sears and boring for
places, on the understanding that they are
10 perform half work and receive double
pay. We shall be inclined 10 knock under
10 the Washington jobbers rather than en-
counter this Government Puntlng-othte.
The true remedy. it seems to us, Tor the
evils now experienced at Washington Is to
ic iNNllu III Il y >NNliAN4N ANAAA'Ns'N'' We
Public Printing. Let the present contractors
finish all the work they have III hand and
take more as fast a> they can DO 1t but
whenever they have moro On hand than they
can finish in week, let jobs hc gwen ou'
- a contractor who viii give good security
and bid the lowest price for doing promptly
such work -as Congress may send INN ana
then let a third contractor stand behind han
prepared to take such documents as may be
made ready for printing while NJ. us week
behind and 50 on. OF course Ne. > lwho
may be printer in Baltimore Richmond or
elsewhcrc) will naturally he paid al higher
rate than No /, and Nc. 3 will be paid higher
than y. and 50 on But 1t is perfectly prac-
ticahle 10 devise system on tins bais which
will u.S,irc the execution Of the Printing Of
CONGRESS in half the time hitherto required
for IL and at less than half the prices Of
1919. And. if the contracts are properly
and carefully drawn, twill all be thoroughly
all iona
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The Ianal. &c.

ALhtNN- NlllsNT A n > =
Two boats sere locAed IVES. from Getdes .eve.
early tbs mo-uiuc Since then dispatch hss
been received stating iAat she-e was d. more "a
ter uor prospec; 81 Any 20 marrow unless he
bresk Dc securely mended. A CRIB, or Jan 5 g
lie throvn scros, the Csnsl s; such Po.n. % >yra
use SIS W. permit the passage Of boats - i7ou
syracuse sd Osweso
4 treshei occurred here today. accompanied b,
seee-al showers The water d, even witt the
r-ers ani Elrks
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ONO -TATE LOAN or 81 900 Ooe.-

=
OComnissionsu ( he Ohio Cans. Furd, by yifB, 90
at - mo O-D-ral Assembly u the Stale VI Ono pas"
Macs d. 1850 hereby slre notice hat ssaled pfopa".
wi b. received .Du. edne.dsy he 4in Of Jsns ssi
nocf At ne otc~ II no Olio In ln.gfsnc, sbd 80
Company, New York for lOan II Two yLnops 81 ~
sr-a TnOosaId Do sf. for when Transferable esfDnsN
Of Ohio STATE stocs Will b. isssrd as iOhO~s
Oae N..lou SIX Hundred tn usand Do sIs % y IA
ter-. a. ibs rate u si1 per cent per snnln psy.D
annual, ir the CRY u New f0fs s.c me Drindps -
burned :. ne PLEASURE ful- sfat- snsr year 80
One Al!lO1 " J44fs . bear is-fv-l a. n rae
PER ceri per arnlt1, % sDie a. aDOfr, 40 tAr f
fsiuHur,einehs a. hi pleasure " he -lsr si,f -
TIE cerrhcshe. of stock vii bear .ntefesl hoi' -
dag II jay. 100 "a.
III. prem I'M. offered Jr ssd losa mat - pa = -
fr Ohio ~ pr cent stgcss II l.Ji psf, N - p. .
opening th- pr0po.ss ny d-pcsilGZ he 'Ars !. !,
ONO Iife Insurance an Trust Company. NeS ITt =,
credit 4 ne ONO Csisl FLUID ComnlissiDns' i...s
snrr Of pr.sc.p7 ~ Re- PAD - ABOVE, rl-n-f .Alr
yi4y - per CEN sDcs u j. = a. pa % hs i'.-lr4
July next when ~ cr-l nczt-. q stock Vii b. esl
Th- proceec. = ne efyyr Oao ~ 4lSf 9t = u,
den yLo1 Il 10 NE az PER GEO. socss ~ -
t4rnZ afrr December 81, i>ll PfccOsss ba -
tore Nd-.r-d 10 made WITH ie- unrer,NnGlrg bsi -
lhe "a 4 n. premium u he sir per cert 49,. -,
IT, premium and BYE Per cent u us Drccis " ~
per cent lck, be - ace may f-fn4n 90
PER per hom ne 49, JAY. % 30 psls
Lo' e,s nan tve nOg--lf o.. al ~ 2rsss, -
bcGrf a. say line before Nc 3l.i GAY = D,crm "a
III .1D-ks BECK riLhse.c a. cD.. ssrai sSes'J -
payment ..,i 81
fb- proposal. which may be FOR sny part ., - ,ooss
hot zee Ia thDussnt cO4ars must sa17 - -
Ia be ps1 ,f -.lL sso1fsa d. sf' q 80. -
cr- -elny between l1~ e., and ~ PEI ecu =, 81
slcr,ss The parry making - proposal I1s&
IA AZ enveiop m.rs-d Preso@1i' yor thD 49,, Ne
aad scsfs.ss,i ~ he ONO Csns rand S yI.
u GEO ) coz E.q Cashier, Se.- ~ ,...oca
4 \ SILL A-lng Cana F1nd N"hN1
John MOOD. Asditor u st'.s ~ JsD
A A BLISS Tr-ss1f>f d sac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30

NlsHIN.IpN, Monday ApHI IT VI
The Bank OF the Metropolis has been selected
by Mr. louns CLERK OF the House IS depository
Of the funds OF the same which were previously
held by the Bank W ashington. TIE President
AID Trustees Of the BSnA gave bonds to ia! Tor
tLclr safe kaenln.