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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-05

M hume AN % Wood psnde'mSn o e4Ii FeIguson
Meon LEWIS h % pau Kidwel Jones of Marshall HICKS
n1% $% s; sS. Mssei Ds B"sSf S
Caekley Kernan CULLEN Pman, Has Campbell
Of ' snya Conway Johnson George West Jacobs ana
Boyd-55. 49,. fSno,kerl Finney Allen Carter,
W;s 5 rvs ii
Of ~ F FaTaMs IeUbs oueran Edwards Masse
S5 a P'T s%e Sfs35%
shep K per FSs, fIS ay
Henderson, itooef.soh Nicholson and Brown of West
rnoreland-5l. moor, a., vote rejecting the Fredc
On motion OF VT. "" DIT Road Company reconsi-
a dsd n 1q biz oy1 Of = mr. coSw
title OF the 1l was ~ incorporate the Fredericksburg aud
Valley Plank Road COMPANY - reconsider the vote by
Mr. BROWN OF D"s Dun al,yandlia Railroad Bill was
wnsn the Mr. saS M The o@9 M
WGnn nnnscd II He was proceeding to discuss H. "s
MooD opposed It, W. SHEPARD, on whose motion the
House adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-05
10, :lGii..
ffrsm H. Horne Journal. ]
TIVE DIVORCED WIFE.
ny LEILA MORTIMER.

NY heat will wander back ,,uon
And long Ia find the track ,,
Bv which from its proud station IL WIN '.ui'ea'
NV thoughts about the past
Win Irvine themselves as Drops of dew at even
On thirsty flowers are cast, ,.a,
When, bending ow they yield their oFea'h 10 "e"'e'
NV yearning soul will droop
Beneath .e chill hara!, gaze OF curious eyes
And Hopes tired wing will stocp
Unto the dust, leaving her starry SKIES
Amid whose radiant hight
Her brow has Ger been lifted up serene,
And nroudly lin and bright
Thon@n in the distance darkest clouds were seen.
The flowers about my path
That have not withered IN tneif ioVehness'
Will 70 down TO deiii ,,,
And their pale lips the damp carn coioi! PiesS'
And tones that sent u thrill
OF ecstasy into my heart no" mute
Will be remembered stu, ,,,,
Like the last murmui of trembling iule'
Oh it is hard 10 take ,,
NV drear and lonely way far from thy side,
The golden chain 10 break I'LL,
That bound my fate 10 thine--a happy ofue'
Dost thou remember now
The shadowy elias close by that lowly cot
Where to thy loves deep vow
listened tremblingly and doubted mol
Thou d,ost remember. Years
Have passed away since then, ana eyes Vi i''e'
Believed with anxious tears,
NV blooming youth that fondy watched above
Are closed in death. The breast
Whose painful thob5ings were Tor me aioh7
Js hushed i'm peaceful rest
- Ths freed son 70 its heavenly home hath gone.
Now am left TO look
NV last upon thy loved and cherished facei
Oh, can ever brook
The worlds cold sneer or from my soul erase
The bright and glorious postF
Kind Death nv breaking heart iuyokes thy gloom
Around il softly cast
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-05

Brown Of Bath &C. rq,ms GnSiS man VAIL Pends
sss Ms 1,iS k5% Jones' :.
southal, Patrics, smbbs, Wheatc Hncr cackley
sh Bs saVsss Psa and Bss-sas
Yancey, Pitran 1Sncaker) Finncy Allen, Snow
Eso5 hsp iiche Hammond G,anham Benns
3ys q G' csrs st c g Ess
Cardwel Jones Of nnms Tebbs Cucrront, Claiborne
Williams Of ~a fae csro Cook f ereenssys soya
Femn Powell stump Mso9 MG,s sf hs@y ' %h
saE naf Wnms% Duckwa K6y VERIFY cSm
bell ~ Bnswe Robertson harrison hs' ara f Hass Gr
@ w s Nicholson Johnson George Cook and Brown of
Mr WicKHAM would have voted against the bill had he
been iii recurring clerks of County Courts to publish list
If concentrations made by their courts was leeoiisd
Vi on mo,ion of Mr. SCHOOLEi the Rouse aoJoufhcu'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-05
THE FACE.

The human face is marvellous BOOK;
And il opens whenever we heed;
Time hath its tale in each wrinkle and nook;
Life hath its legend in every look;
And no that runneth may read
Our summers are deepening the dimplc OF mirih
Our winters the crows foot OF care, .,.,
Till wears have worn threaa5are the velvet oil oirt,
And left il lesson of bcauty's light worth,
OF promises gone TO the air.
The bea,nrs of hearts that are breaking unseen
The secrets of coseted thought.
As tho hand OF the clock tells the working within
The iancrmost hours of the breast and the brain
Are known by the burrows without
How closely these sorrowinl miniatures stand
And preach 10 the pulses o. youth:
For ever around US their voiceless commands
Their mute, incxpressible warnings at hano;
The passionlcss presence oftruth
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-05

We consider what they (hc legislature are DONG, we
budder 10 think of the future condition Of me Io''''
wr,h and utter most ferven prayer 'iat L.Vioao
.ascnby NAV never convene again. we nave ilot u'
all. 10 keep peace with the cXtravaghni applo @
made but they threaten 10 swamp the cred ol 'c
and TO defer TO distant day, if mol forever the %
az ,b works already commenced Yesterday was diss-
,rona dov few more SUCH and Internal Improvements
xriIl becone odiuus the great body oi the pcoco ~
State--[ Yesterdays Wing.
With the exception perhaps, of its shabby ana e'F""'
course On the Southern Convention, the above Is the o
Ihsro disinrcnuous ridiculous and cooy mpudcnt tlhs
in the Wing Some years since the cry OF the !"
and ,s followers was that tho Democratic party had by lis
narrow and nagardly policy prevented all appropriations
md caused Virginia 10 rc,rogade and dwnde Now be-
cause men OF both parties voting more improvements
than ia prden and proper under the existing state oil ns
with admirable self-comp lacency the Wing jumps more
than usually tall somerset and beraes "Locoioco eSSi
~ for wild extravaganza The statement Is too absurd ior
,rounont Did we believe that ono single Individual cond
he pnu.pced by the Wing this subject, We coud sho"
that the votes for and against Internal Improvements are
regulated not BY party but cal considerations II Has
ever been the case-and the Democratic party are esPo
,ibe neither for the former overcautousness nor the pre-
sent imprdence on this subject Early in the session we
EXPRESSED the hope that the Legislature would look Jealous
/, the credit OF the State and not cndanger her safety ana
good name BY any sweeping irregular and lavish system
,,h;cI, un rcrrer o Sce foot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-05

MRS MILLE2-It Is stated, thai Hrs. miller VINO q,
not COMM, suicide At Niagara i y:n. with her paaaiI',
in private odinag al Rlegh. V c. AMI passing BY W.
n4nc OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jones.-[ Richmond E"qtirer
This is mistake. Maj. Miller, her husband, as II WI
understood was here w days since, and called 10 see 10"
woman. He found that she was not his wife. d,
lI'a'sigh Standard
Our statement derived from the National Police -
zsltc.-[ Enquirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-05

GREAT MOVEMENT IN TOBACCO
New ORLEASs jan 30-There is great demand for to-
bacco in the akc, to-day The sales have already reached
nine hundred hogsheads at higher prices.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-05
rICVMOND ENQUIRER.
> ..n,>sn,I MoRNISG, FEBRUARY a,lsoo.
SOUTHERN CONVENTION.


~, Glad To see North Carolina moving IN nis
-, ;s,ture is not in session, but the people arc '
-, The people Of Duplin, Of both parties nave -,
Aas o;,r onproycd of the Nashville Conventio" anu
6v delegates to District Convention u 'e
ia vinnton on the first Monday of March, 10 ap
'eN lale,ote 10 the Southern Convention TWO oil ''ie"
rosolu,ions arc as follow: -,
,od That we of the South arc perfectly awaie d'
,le action of the Federal Government ,'' I md
% n our interests that, by so MANAGING ', hih ~
verse 20 ~" If rapal and trade that our section when
f,prihs of the exportablc produce Oh lle e
@ hoen IMPOVERISHED whilst other sections nav
nd in the pride Of its wealth. derived rom ~, ga
~, southern abor-and in the madness OF oi0 ,,,
i o f1n,;icisnl-seeks 10 destroy the iaorics VI ~
Pp"siycd Tina, whatever may happen me ,g, 1 81 =.
~ ,,5.r n all times: that all who are nor oou! -,
90 ,c,inr ms; that self preservation Is inc n,er
,re and that we ought to prepare ourselves io any ''''
gency 49,, ,ls, called n hubble
The people OF New Hanover have ats" c"'''" r".'.,
,os,ino for the same purpose The wilmington 'o"'''1
says: .;.ti,;,, of such n
w had entertained doubts OF the practlcabi'y o su =
49, !; his State but believe that the p"si''oh u d.
s;rs calls far it. and tho people will respond 10 H. io "s
-, ,o,surc but as 4 Southern nieaslre-Iol as S''
- d;s solvc the Union but 10 preserve H.
,ovicnce of public sentiment in our own ''''e' '"s'
mia Nh, Richmond Wing TO the contrary not"i's'''''''
m refer with pride the Report and Resolutions au0'O
10 tho rcople of King William, without distinction Oh parry
r,oh the grabbed MSS gave trouble enough to the ffh
m rho facts are clearly and strongly set for'h anu t
,rr,n,en;s able and unanswerahlc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-06
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
BLESS GOD FOR RAIN
~ GEO wscseAr

: BLG. God for Ram. the good II az 'A'''
And wiped away a grsteial yea
That we may have our daDF Dfes0'
lie drops a shower upon US neIe.
Our Father. Thou who d~eiist Ia L1a'en'
W. ,bank Thee ior the pearly shower
The BLESSED present Tho1 hast gwen
To mar and beast sod bird and fo~er
The dusty esrth, with lips apart
Looked W where rolled 40 orc ol lame.
As though prayer came from 10 heart
For Rain 70 come and 10, i, came
The Indian corn with siken plume.
And flowers with TIM pitchers filled
Send up their praise Of sweet perfume,
For precious drops the clouds distilled.
The modest grass Is fresh and green
The bfOOklet swel.s ia song again
Mstidnks an angel wing Is seen
Ia every cloud that brings Us Ham
There "a a rainbow Ia the SKY,
Upon the arch whore tempes;s tfoa
God wrote il ere the world was dry
IL is the autograph Of God
Up where the heavy th11ders rolled
And clouds on fire were swept alonS,
The sun rides ia car Of goio.
And soaring lsrks Dissolve IN song
The nils that eush from mountains rude
Flow trickling 10 the verdant base
Just Ike the tears Of gratitude
That often stain a good man face
Great King Of Peace. deign nov to bless
The windows Of the sky unbar
shower down the rain Of 3ighte0usness
And wash away the stain Of War
And let the rad ant bow Il Love
IT, beauty MARI our moral SKY.
Like that fair sigu unroled above.
But not ike il 70 fade and die
iChhsiiAo Ciuzcn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-06
WASHING MADE EASY,
vvAsH cL.oTHEs WITHOUT rnAoHINEs

WAsUBUANus OR pOJNDING BAKlELs,
-, END 81 ONE DOLLAR free Of postage. ard w..
.1ssul vuu UV mail purfcd rrra.ar giving p.al cuec
rrs tlr ss . c.lhe- uai 700 enable one 1er- to ta
al The wa-a.- ul arae family before bfezkf4-,, tnI-
avoiding al The oolfln Of washing day - meiho1
rfrr-s no r schr-. wash cards or pounding BE- clso
rlb De tka of your ngcf-lO tearing ~ buttons -rf
wc.r1g oal o.ll,e Tla pan saves The clothes. U sAc
Dem wl,ef and rcr-r INJURIES Tie finest fabric The sr-
e.. ssed cusi uutR f. Cenfs lor Are WasAng tn.
circu ar contains directions for sfsrctrE ro1iu
a-es washing and cleaning slss "a gloves, rem .ilE
.t r- er..-e srufS &C These be greatest cteuca
discoveries of t.e age AL the hotels steamers ard
sgulrY establishments use my method " washing st-f
letters 20 Nlismr BEANELT Paelt Lalndress Heu
Yo-E postage paid fCf sae a. IS AM . second fqof
.Dr 8vskMh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-06

Ntks sssef5 D. = hes ks-spe- >rs Ift,ItcT s.lt
Ar-,e fshea f,i >OrsHs ID tiAs N-r-ar p-rcr e. i-
d 0oaies aaa Nlerk d. lstfs hstk. 81 htfs.fr.
49, ls-asa ssos Caaas GrsFes So NuT@sns srhsa
ieu Crsl. ~ SrseF ssse shsa haze 49, frflfef 81 -
ati ios sl~af eeses &C. la' F-ffos- - aacst M tsTs.
A--s. Lake.. Eatng, - iss'elcs. NlfsSn
A. fer1c Cat-sa tta ID. 80 A-Ilsf So . N pa
A. -, sfsa ss 80 Las AIS. Watts is f-.r 9es
1sClkrxaE
A. sesesaoss "a IN es pasi Atsa. Asassy n pa
A. SSa.- , ~ 30 s1tless, Csck. sot Nfor1s ~
Ar 81 Aisstee sasi - al "a casstaa. ss beeeru
Al Sssao s-A a. ers Koscos McCr&ssfn as ~ HA-t-s
Sd lSta, tf Azfaar. trcSa- szRroese fng >s~tarpct
a. N>s~aa, s>o1t u ~ 81 Ha ks-.- skFsisd q as sa'
"a CAsrsestoe-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-06

I ARGE RED ASH Nut COAL-PklCkS Rh
IDUCED 70 = PER TON-SOme o. 81 81 anil 81 q
delivered scieenei .um Yard Also. E.g and Stove Bed
40 ava Iei "a Wl.e Ash 40 l0v prices o. S4NicJN
Yarls ~ T1ompsoas, aesr spnrs. ard Chns'opt0r-.'
r-4r Gree1v lclsv. lN lu'
EOAI.-ael A. Chesguf. s. = Nut - 81 Ltrtf
I Naf g. of Stove, fsg sd Broken, 3 81. Lea e.
Sur . ~. stove 30 ani Broken s. FL Liverpool tne,
= rrr chalrol, C4Gher.ald s. So CJrse y per ilt
iran Yards a -nlercaver corner of iaum~rsy ant BED
f.rs 80 tr' SIS R0uHrH. ItI .u+I JACOB MtEr~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-06
81 HOODS

GLASSES COMMENCE THIS DAf--i.an-
l reduced fIr p1e mouth o-A- et. -l- .-e .''N
rIr..rv : fr ,te course cf Ten Lessons ci one
bonn rnrh ara .tlrI1rv fnpror- en- gltrareel o
cge- rru' - HoUrs of usfuc ion Lad eat ID ac'ls
4 g srl ac.ocs p u daily, excepting Saturday, Gen
faf.er-.f and o'c ock PM Private l1s-ruc1"i
Given So 81. o-ier hours during 'i@ cav
Ju-t r1f IitG-,i-A sra. edition NJ Gems az F-na1tn
Ship Price : 50
Com Pf>s-Aa lruc.e u The most cXq..- 2, '1sa int
lfcu-.d extensively rr 'te -uascr' -f, win improved
q I...r rn. .-..- and r-1r.- attached T. lee ;
DLtEP GOLDSMITH 14 BroadNa.
OH fp- Pre- corner Shove the Irving House.
E--ON- ~ TIE PIANO AID DRAWING
IA s..44i.l ID tl.i d.. f4ht -tlt - = -rHo.ti'
.t o. ..ar rg.c '0 fu srr cssur. 81. Shove. either
fe .fv or country Tie best reference gwen ls 70 Cha
r....r and csfa1.i'.. Address i'1 NAIam-s- NrN'
lo.L or 4 t Nru- B r.g.cs y B ili lN
r,'D SCHOOLS SUMMARIES. Nc.-N alfrf
PEI FeIuE lois Hlu has bad charge 20 -eH"O .' O.
f..a.eI of resrs sluH.Dr .ea. l-r of Aoftf.r--
VOL lese rl oI .-fUH fr ea0rE ..- cay A ..'r f-
dressed q. Teacher ai ls Office. WIZ i--el win at.un
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-06
THE Patent METALLIC BURIAL CASE.

ENl-k 4 RAYMOND GOV Ger .cr sa-, L. iil bfoad-
war tlr-r salal-- AZ lr-le s--s-ll-es ~ me ~
-s-rn wooden co-Is ley nae q metal % i-al
~ s1c great sosnEfh . frsi Lke ~ hsnaa sofy n
r--4ter- rO.i-Ir All aurr,el 70 - eating % a.
st- - zen Dug --sq-ry hey AZ rsf1 sfnk1f an
.1es-r-b- PAN ~ - 81 81 ~ s.ore, e~scflg-
eve c ar-cs ., -eri.cs,es from Dr. Nor. Frzlcs
sssm C1lgc 81. o,1erE s-y,Fity tef o. penof 7s1e
O. E lt-rs Con- IT.
A. fzes car be- f-r- sae- e-er aiG Or orls.e1is I'D
-. .ss-rrr~ rrf-a- -flnIF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-06
BOARDING.

! Des.a f.lr..r e arrrf ratt tl N... rHi .Hff
.-.- 3 -.-artf-.. srf r-ar BrCatpa. fr e-.a-asr
%. .ts- s1- fur 1rr1 between ne ages g.. -7e.-
sr. rlr ycsrs TENS must bee r1aerse Rec eucef
a1-ll-.ei Address hide 90 BE ..ce 81. ,-.s paper
TgOARD WANTED.-A selteus- a-t Pc r
> va.t .-.r- r.r. ID bedroom ell -- a.'.rfe.
r..r-'..~t s-.r ce-l. .r,ri board if'm 80 Isl pr
I.. nl safe. .c..r- references gwen e-f relref e
'n-a-lr AID H..I-e .e -.tcsLrf t..-r % p li..-
..e C-.e. FL arsc is.. l
{BUAKD WANTED fe-s 80 a1r % 81, .e-..s-
- I'D alsrl ri. h-r-rf BIG servant private firlt
00t 0r tae -r. L0D4.' vt-- Di
..t.a.. Chan ..rs .H4 trer--. 90 Address Mf- n '
H.l- Err-ac-- eAcala---
J0ARD WANTED ..nall ueai pnvs.e GEM y
- rrr e.r ,.c rise iur -rf- sf-s1 30 " i'r ~
r..r- -. aa- rI--e. win Dee fIIr'.-- ni Na-in - ~
h1n-e F1cr nor t1 exceed about u Address J p r.
f. f... .f-r
BOARD. SOL BROADWAY. -trort room ~
1 ..4r1or. ", fl..0. e o-et .rt if..n- i.rf +"
.atscae- ID '-r iss.s a,1 ore .-r-r f'nu n .' -
gentleman. Fa- c-.i and shower -
DOARD-A large ra..r "fh hac'1. 600 t-s.
= t.so -rvrra very r'.stsrt srge rooms NAY Poo -
ODD ....t Application s. Union il.i an- - ed 81
? .--s.a.s-st between Broadway a'l r..l-. l.-
q TTTNTFO*.-PI~asa44 r1ons fa .-. ofih r'ar'. 20
= c--t =. sg c.d bic v.,l. DO -ra-rlc-. co.'s ali
ssrr balls TUrf'f1a'.u ,isfsn. ED aes.-- pen uef
te fsfr l2i Eniris- ---
FtrNTIEHES cs1 otml furnished rooms 80 &c
Wines ta.v 18ers west 0f Br.sDsag 20. -e in
went OBJ good a--orlmofs I.1rs in far s" 'n'li ci
,- Iaa.---- Can Ir..e permanent ausnE riif--. d
and r..ir0ofu a8 o,nnr also bfe k'as- % desired
.f.-. f'nHr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-06

Fss - - s. ' or 'tro ras.s. 3 N.s,ss a. sY..l r-s s.
. 6 trslafte.E
Ets ~ st So j. ar =, tt- its. t.r Nsfsssa. .r
-. b. ~ ..nsif o. saI 'ars hafaasst staf.sl
lee - ri q. eraasl "a. r-trHr As~.--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-06
ariTI-pYnIc PATaT

IRE WATER AND WEATHEE PROOF
'ENnIs PAINT. s4l4.zeIlec BY re \. 7. An--Pyrc
i Pau ugguv is rev .pec-ea ID = composed 81
s,sras eulrr arr gros being scarcely destrc5r b.
ae tcTD.F- J. e npelO1s % -rcsf here ye..ii,ces,
AID sfer beEs sp7ed Ill st.nc for ye4zs WhOai sling
81 L 1ngaesCo1aky protection against are acc
ater La has tser oroagtf before he pQbae
rC=rufrs-es Sowing IL Cd y 10 t.s ard cher e.e.
l.=ns, car b seer - re oace o. he scbscTibsr.
Flr sac II lo % purchasers by he sole axeLt Of he
Coups-y GEO g SHEPPARD rs NA6eE-.aDs
III n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-06
TIA AND COFFEE.

/ TIA AND COEFEE.-tev oro9 ~ i5ls ne
4a4pef.a EAsc4s Tea O4-rravY. ia Cf4.1a-s- lAfe
received RE ssscrAe1 q h-ck is.s = he lsW cr p
Fine aeck '-ss - a. 4 sxus Lne, . Aso &c 90
= soe - AID - ssPsFog a. e1lx tee, 81 AEc g O
s~r-The r1blc respectfully i1vi.sd - u iee er1s
SD ~ his rstsb1stcaeli. q - Gz11 br,teF Acd
cheaper ba1 ost Low Prood t..ek ard sreca .ess of
] petd.ers sa6 eo1auy ees-sfs ~ a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-06
LEGRoRR HAT nIAHUFACToRY.

4 WILSON L. born Eaf r-4l-flci4f,f, ElF,il-ai
y. -- t,se above Twerfy ,-Its- wei s-e. F@Tsors
ttr.-e L-s1orr tornes L. 1srs len altered 1-l
tas.lnlar stage v.,1oli 49, sPqesralce q; ree1E q
- 80 i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-06

- FOX >ALE-hau.e aHd ''t on South side 90
~. Twer.y.secoud 49, between fo1rfl and Lexington.
- avenues fni-hei with Oil f.e modern Improvements
1ah rooms bot and cold wser marble m.Hrls. NtcA en
range, &c.
iusa,l " l'h oil modern improvements Sc or Nu he ca.
changed flr vacant property
Also. Four houses ant .ns on SCUM Side of EEh' 81
1enNetH Avenues tnd &
-l sewers vacant lots no he Tvpth Maid u hs Civ.
wei -fci ta building purposes a 0i .hr shove property
Will He sold on lha most accommodating fefms AgViN o
mAin' T. D EVEN Chambers ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-06
LEGAL NOTICES.
pRoposAI.s roR coNvrcr IAaoR


. o. A-s'l 49, $50 80 fafs' 'sh+ffy 30 100
~ ilhisA''t 't' 49, 't 'Tt7i 70 fas - r.
y -ri D .- -f-f - ns ore a s1 Ifse1 ll'a -ftff
l'5 'r 70 -! 70 Afif 20 1 30 80 ~ Pr A- lfs ard
ri - . t4Y r pr. ,--'A' ~ ~ lfff-- pi iaA -
p, . --, . p ~ .. ~ -lne, l.iAs ~ 'n n.
.... . --- =, ,-i,.-,-. - ~ -. ~
-.,... .e m ~ 49,. -. ~, -, ~ -, -. ~. N -
tfa pa. 20 lifn-1s oi ai'fi.f0s bafs@s cod
- fi h.'-'
- % ' iti ' e i,pfs ~ ~ 'oa' cti 20
'a e.i -i'. f'fH. Pc rH ftH'f l'fif
--t ~f fl ~ .f earning -f elol 20 sttPs ~ .eofs or
fF--lis -r f.-af
& .. I, ~ g ~. - '' ... ,ss ,, 'oa -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-06

ono branch Of the Legislature OF Pennsy wanna
has passed he General Banking bill by large majority
One u the amendments to the BIN Original reported fe
qrcs The country Banks those cas, u the mountains 20
Keep their At per Philadelphia hose wesi Al Pii,i
ourgh under pain Of forfeiture Of CHARTER Ecrcgr Ba
bills oder the denomination ofsloare prohibited
The amount Of Cash Duties received az Pma
iepis darng lie moais Of Janas aud February, durrg
The past two ycars, have Ueeu ss follows
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-. FOR SALE on no LEr-ia

81; R.lcsUl@ ! modern buil' two-sturf tHd niur
house mn kitchen. first faor Finished for siore tr
which has been Sept grocery since bulldwrlirE part
contains room, aui stch-u-silaa.ed ON o." main
street ll sa.I village
Also, double house snd a. uul two acres ui land ems
sr-y located IN said village The ahlve property w ue
.ld 1W and great part Of the purchase money can ft
r.Iu ODD uongnEe Application lu u h CADMls co
Beley.le n OF 20 Capt CADMJS on pier foot 90 Dew
"a
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- ZOE -AN PRANCIsC0 cAIirdaN N,

snd Can lsse : snail glsrlly u freight
- lew clipper bagk HlEkO' 'ox Ioatlna hss tl.
espeich Tie Hero being slArp bun .od oT .,Da %
P1t olefs lnlss4@l ~ lcrnrnts 70 Shippers Apply 10
n L. r. dOLDREGE II * w.
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The statistics OF Michigan, taken 10y direction Of
he Legislature or lhe yesr Igaa give the following result.
Of The Flour Mills Number Of NILS - rur OF s.ouc
sol barrels Of aolr made 7g fis humber u hands en-.
ploS Cd, SOS capital invested. Ss964o0 comparative
table OF statistical returns made for The IN lCio
compared with similar returns 81 As.essors made IN lGla
sh,ws the following results 1870 lPg
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- wArER CrRE EsTABLI-nnENr yof

- sc d. Oasti RlrE IS Decreased I, consists I rai
~ Two a-gr srl corlc- ors tuitnLs wiii Hrn fe 'i
afrr cure INflres complete ucIdns about n acres
~ land auy portion 90 ~uIch. ilc whole nsv De- lsi
with es'sh .hmeut Here Is preseniei onrar-
fr,fv Tor obtaining large discount from hu BE
iug f.rritlrc and rN'gfrs al wei adsrted ffc an.
and arranged - very superior uisn'tr Tor water cure
purposes ard ready fnr Inutaa are operation and ha,
already good reputation The location : n 'omarrc
ani pleasant part c re Town, about TWO es tom Or"
center Iro4-h Nhcl passes tn' Connecticut River Raj
ruad TIE water s abundant pure. hud e GASEOUS ur Pie
IOWA. af disease IS has been wei ate.fe Tire great
success of The a,c Dr Ragg.es Fslt ot tae purchase
money can refrsiu on mort -sga, desired Apn..
J. HILL or CHAs SMITH. Administrators
Nrrtr4r.rfon trn -i fspi .9f
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fOh NAf - NttfifE tiil lifii sil.N hi 'Arrl'
O.. house ~ 81 U.vefsF Place me- Ar Twelfth o.. rcs
49, rl..iaur House 81 n iu froli aui ~ deep cnn
aiming au the modern improvements, with Oain, Dot and
cold water closets gas, SC and warmed lroG- hou VIII
McGregors unrvied hean. taruace and range apparatus
y ich AT the surplus heat 90 Tie range Is conducted nt
The stores above Location within one block ol BrOaGvny
ard two of Union park lido perfect ..0o0 remain
ol bond and mortgage required Enquire u1mlL m g.
Mt TDTFNAN l.fNn..ff
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NJ Qur lots 90 gousd, situate Ou Onehurffei ard wen
- iy-nirth--' between Fourth and Finn avenues Ihr
cottage contains rooms and psnres AMI n perfc
order The lots thrusg n from Ouehundrel and
nuh-.t 10 Onehundred- tirvh-sf On said prei
aso stable, carnsge house Ow-hou-e, wood hre
and cshoise an IN perfect order ard repair The place
well stocked With he choicest fut tees vines ana shrub
berry and Is within FIVE minutes wax of ne Railroad For
further particulars inquire of
Isl w. HENRY P McOOwN. 80 Ns.sau-st
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DCetIC ADElSi,TaAIOhs OBTfCE. - hss.-a ~ ~
Nlfs- l~rvby gwen. r-.fs-s - at q a.
kABETH FKlLEL y %. CT 4 Nrr f0n., sage 49,
c-ssei I'D pho lesrs o. i-d eisstahs at - -
Slsls Am astftiof - -.
.ssf- Al 4spl ,f b IA leorizx T. ~ So, - Il
camel ID ausi eTagfsf atnasfsef !. -.
F.s,.,ry % - JANEs e. fHAflH
- 80. P.ild Asao.afssf
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81, EOK ~ALE-Tlree h9uses and lots 90 Lamar-,ne
E, soc lrrliy ulnlhst the houses being r process
- nj completion win modern improvements suiuarF
naue s. gas GxuIes. sc sc SC. Also house and lut 20
Barrow ~ h loL 40. house and i~o ios corner Lvn.
SION 4ut Court SIS. Brooklyn. neaI the new Ciy Va.
Asa TIRE" Of. in Thirty seventh a. LrNu4 ion.a,
Aiso 0Ir THIRTY uiuti.l Nintlag Aiso lUt
iu Thirteenth =. near Second a. As0 od-esa1hshrd
BAKERY stand bsi expressly of he bus cheap. Ap
9F % fu4 j.sl T. O Ii CKEY. Is Ntsssu-st.