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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-19

rHs DsAsArIc FUSD BrssrIr.-rhe association
formed by the members of the theatrieai profess
sion, with the conmendabls intent TO bestov as
sistance on worthy, disabled actors and actresses
has rapidly grown In public favor, aud the fund
already accumulated IL q very respectable one To
the annual benefit, however the managers and trus-
tees look for On increase Of means, that they may
place the recipients Of the fsnd In more comfortable
circumstances year after year. The third benefit Of
this Kind viii take place on Saturday evening at Nib
los Garden when IL 10 TO be hoped that the public
win Oh the house. The talent rendered already to
give briisncy 10 the occasion embraces the most re.
novned names In the srsmstic and operate depart
nents Of the stage; and We have no doubt tina, the
performance In themselves Will attract large share
OF public attention. We have doubt that the Ame-
rcsn Dramatic Rund Association will b. as useful In
this country ~ similar ones are Ia England, where
there IL always much public interest In making q
handsome annual contribution 10 the sum fer the
comfort Of tboee vho in the decline Of life or. no lon
ger able 10 add 10 the pleasure Of the community By
the essrcse Of their talents. We refer 10 the pro-
srsmms Of the entertainment for Saturday, for all
further information with respect TO this occsson nov
promising 10 DO 90 productive 20 the fund.
NJ
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Dust OFfiCE, CHATHAM SQUARE, COHNEH EAsT
4 Broadway-Horth Mail winter srranrement-I~tters
~ the great North MAIL for Albany and Western paris
Of this Ststf includ the ties Of
Gsssss In The stss q ohi9 ans ths Csn.dss will be
eept Sundays, on which day til ~ The way mails be-
tween this and Albany either side Of the Hudson River
AARON awARTS.
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% G.s, AND HAYWARD GUARDS, ATTENTION.
Ali persons considering themselves members Of either,
both OF these Companies hereby notified to attend
meeting at COZ Broadway, Thursday evening" At TX
oloei. Business Of i'm will DO brought up All
not attending will longer be considered
btrs in futu J.. HAYWARD, }c....,..
DAVID MURRAY C@p'Aine.
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(,RRAr GAIA AT INGERsOLLs BOAT BAzAAR. IN

" South street -insersol the sueesssful receiver Of
nearly s the preiums At the Fars Of the American and
matches Of eight the year 1872 md
tu also the second prise this has resolved throw
his large six story building running through from
soub street. to the free inspection OF the ubc
His annual fair his Bazaar No $50 Sou tn street. exhibit
from Eve hundred boats, will commence tho
18Th December and end the 3ls Dscember 1t will be the
richest offered the public
in the United States The will be there.
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Who for the sohdsyr. will do will call
uysr Brother At their old establishes "a ss.siye
stern sos fst-..- .hktnent ~ street. coruuv
oIuiton Their large nunb.r and improved steam
knds PLAIN fsssy yr,npg in @ssn.r at
wonderful abort notice. cheap for ossh large aad
aid asortmept Of Borders Ornaments, and Designs
lar "
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Hutching.. Dy.p.p.ie n,t,er..--Thi,


cine $50 perfect cure for the nsaiy o. dypep,
sne o. the severe have been complsely
cured By the % only bottle Ts not try ~ rrn
sipsi cree, l22 Fulton street. Price 20 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-19

ITO MINERS AND MBCHANICs-AN ABLE BopIBp
asdesterrrsng mschane. with $500 eartsl wanted
70 Join small cem already orE.n.sd With ssss sa<
machinery, Ter mining gold recently discovered dspoea
and rsnssksby faversbis Hens reed
apply without the capital References
Will be required The will sa three App<y
tfo w all street, once No ~
M0NDr 10 LRNDs-ABRAHAm T. JACKsON,PAwN--
NA broksr, No. - Rsade street BresdwAy, loaas
Arge small watshea isvelyy slvcrwars,
ary sceAs wearing apparel and psren pxcpsrsy II every
description.
all dsscp liens Of property. Cash a1vAseet
gseds sale Everyhisg connected with the suec
business attended
Apply 70 n. n. OLDFikLD sustionesr, eomsnis
sen merchsa real estate house. and general awsHt lS
william street.
VVAHrxp-ruE MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY OF
w vonderful sgs.f each STATE numssr q enter
Tor . few dsysst Frenohs Hotel, room No. 2, it'll
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TO HsssLD.
Please, In q short nsf@ In your paper, 10 say-Ths
passengers taken iron the wreck 81 the Hsisns slo
aonatiops rsquirs1
with respees, yosr eb~sI.s, ssrvsst-
wM. H MAXWELL,
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Chsps, chafss, Roughpsss,

fimplss uptcns and ali disesses are 10 10 vel
hnovn pcsve,v cured BY using ourAuds Italian nedics
tsd soap TIE Foudre ssbts Graduates hair from par
o. the BODY. Equid Roug. for pale lips and ohsehs 1
white for rough flushed susssk sempssiens ~ 81 wsihs
street. arst store fcn Broadway. uAsndsr esuthsfhir
street, Philadelphia.
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- ?. H. JAMES. ESQ, AUTHOR or DARNLY, RICH
hev &c. wiii deliver 10 ltss sixth aud
yentn The eouve) on the Crussders the Female Aca
sny sIO1hyn sst.. en- Clinton and Court IN yorasnon
or the evenings o. Friday 10Th aad Thursday 18th
TO re bae 81 the door the ysaips Of the lecture
A LPHA CHAPTER NO. 1, o U.A-rHE MEMBERS
this Chapter and the order in general invited
hear the address of p G. Whitney the
Anpivei ssry Of cur order J. b. NONEx q. q.
MONTICELLO ClTY.-THE INDUSTRIAL HONE AS
IVA ISOLATION will hold special meeting this
evening at ~ clock at National Hail. Canal street,
the Of mserfhp those whose
names have passed the Inyes.igs.iss Commits B.
The sd regular meeting will be held rdAy)
min &. AZ the same hour and place. JOHN STEVENS
T. u. MURRAY. secretAry. President
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RBSEWgD EVERY DiY.
POST OFFICE NOTICE

NoTICE.-yOsT OFFICE, NEW YORK, DEC Is ISo-
~ The mails per United States steamer ARCTIC for
kuIope, will close ~ this once saturday the 2st inst
Mot ~ letters 70, th. eontnsnt BY above stssmst
must te prepaid He each rats closed mail for Bremen
will he sde At this once on Friday the 1th
instant, 81 y. ~ Letters for the oernan states Der
Wv. BRADY, Postmaster.
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CLOTHING,

CAsr OFF cJoTHIso AND rURNIrURs WANTED.
~ The highest price be obtsned by ladies and
usmes who have any clothing furniure and jewell
r. se dispose ~ ,snsins shro1sh post or otherwise
Ladies attended 70 BY Mrs. Levenstyp.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING. FURNITURE, FIRE ARns
" Watches and Jsvelry wanted The highest price paid
win i ,ssc y tgES,sssTss' van . AZ pr..s-.,
ladies' attended 10 By mrs. Lyon.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
" Ladies hsvns surerfuous effects 70 dis
or obtain the highest essh price Tor the
sending Cor the subseritss By nots os sEpetn'mene
N.B.-IAdiss attended ~ Mrs.. Cohen.
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u EnITTANcEs TO GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.
~ The National Bsnh Of Ireland has established 90
shs LEGAL ase osy .uther,ed .s..s Banh in
the ratisn Bank. and lie branch asn IL
reiasd veil London, Lvsrpooi Aaa the priasisal
ee,se BIZ the snd.rsisnsa, asd paid o.t thscufh The
Bank 70 persons residing Of Great Britain Ane
p s:' ss is;s.. .S r. .
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ITO GLASS MANyyAc1uRERs AND CAPITALISM
TIE Helsten Manufacturing Company rreposs sell
a, th.r s...nsvs ssilsinss lately erected WITH visw 70
rails on hAnt Of large ausatss Of oA. clay,
reea sedn .sa pe.sS pot. ae as The essses q shis
,y bet in sss usss state: s.i.s f,s. ss.p.-
tsses OF cheap fuel Superior snd sAssp sad
ehsap provisions low price 81 labor facilities for
ina glass the highest markets. the high price
ths f.es.ry For further sensr.i inisrnss,es rfs.es
and r. d. catss Cossties slip New York For dssails,
persons wishing to purchase viii address WM q. SWAN
Agent Of the Company, Knoxville Tenn.
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The BALL SEASON.

NNUAL soIRFE OF THE BRoDfRICK GUARD-ro
"A Re held at 1rpler Hail. Tuesdsy evening, February
le5 Tickets he obtained at the principal music
stores or from any of the Committee.
SAMUEL N. PHILIPS, Chairman.
wN. DODGE, Secretary
W RIPLEY. Treasurer.
NJ r.. FREDERICKS. BALLET MASTER OF BURrONt
1vl Theatre respectfully TO his friends the
public that he lessons in the latest style
Of ball dancing at home and abroad. Schools and
private families attended Residence As Franklin street
MUSICAL.
MUSICAL INsTRUMENTS-THE SUBSCRIBER BEGS
lvl TO call attention to his large stock consisting
Of von Guitars Accoraeons Flutinas Musical BOxe. Of
all tifes Hand Grgans playing from thirty airs
Flutes rfes flsgeoets. ClsTones Tamborines Banjos
Drums, and brass Il gtrumeBts OF all kinds.
EDW ARD BAACK, 81 Fulton, snd721S Chathams at.
LINE LARGE MUSICAL BOXES. PLAYING THE Sc
nous Family Polka, and Sehotish ana selections from
the able operas Elegant Aceordeons
Gold Pens and Pencil Cases. Watches and Jewery.
A. VAN vALKENBURGH, 1877 Pearl street, up stairs.
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THE MILITARY.

GABRIEL BLOW YOUR HORN.-NOTIcE-FIRsT
NJ Ward Magnetssrs-All those intending to out
the excursion Dec th requested to
at Battery Place and Washington street. this
hurdsy) evening o'clock for the purpose Of making
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ivory, combining PERFECTION By
Brsay discovery offer appropriate and elegant rfs
for the coming These
eelor.d ksDousslls s,qHi.i,sy beautiful style rich
and varied Of Gold Loohe and Bracelets
nted and plain Cases for Miniatures a. BRADYs Ma
toral Gallery DIS Broadway ~ BThe superior arrange
nent OF light ct this enables the pro
40 he nj cturxs In auy
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A NHw RsTABLIsHnENr.-wE HAVE rHK HONOR
"A 70 recommend TO the public Of
the mott enoeen fancy articles psrfv and oil paint.
bEBkhLk1N hkrkR, No. MN Grand susst, between
kldridse ssd Allen streets.
No PETIT PARIsIEN MANUrAcroRY AND WARE
IA les Canal street.-The subscriber has hand and
sov eser safe large Of elegant Fancy Tables
and Stands fer ladies % the latest French style
pattern has Just been imported from Paris Of the
unique character Also prepared 70 execute the best
mssnsr, all orders for fancy articles. J.vTNCENT.
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nm, IN recent ai.eour,s on Hats denOunees the sasli.
Hat as grim, stiff. unsishty, aad upcomfortsble" Ho
different those By Knox of zs Fulton the
light graceful becominF aud attractive asd Kno
would do we'll 70 Introduce his famous feur dollar
London The John Bulls would be delighted with them.
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sornent 10 useausled in he oi,J-smbrssns the haest
quality Of the imported vsl home The
latter being ade from original designs
In the hnishins ana ftting the head foun
pairing done. A J. sAUNDERs 81 Broadway.
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MUSICAL.
LOST. &C,

LOST, &c.
noon IN coming from the Post Office letter direct.
y sending Is. secure the Shove rswsrd 4:
there have been drafts notes enclosed all
TSSal5ss
"a sEwAKD-LERT, AT BURroN's THEATRE. ON
W aSRst ssnDs lob inst an 9ps,t elas. the sns
per Of FIFTH avenue and Twentieth street.
"a REwARD-losT, IN TaE NEIGHBoRnooD OF
% the sna on s%s Sf :n n
reward will be paid by returning him to n Hopkins No.
O. REWARD FOR BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND DOG,
d hi: breast and Shss 4si!s .iss as.
tor him, at Is Ninth street, the sixth
REwARD-LosT.. A GOLD CHASED WATCH SEAL.
the fndsr viii be literally rewarded ~ leaving /. at Is,
sssf C. fHs :. sSsv gold
street. Tenth avenue. Horss The ewner s requested
.s.s .n
Srol EN--A GOLD sKELsroE LEVER. g. J. TOBIAS.
& other: fssss:.:s :sss
Welsh bsyns 1sSsi:ls No I IS " Gaming
soAaDNo, s..
BOARD IN BRooKLYN.-A SHALL YANILY WITH
and n Scs. s ,sss
pectable gentlemen with board ADDRESS Yinls % the
snee OF this paper. With name and address
pER.AEESr KID wASTlD, WITH A WELL FUR
and lazy iSc.G, must be gi..s.ni ala ssssass and
s.s s.s I' 1dss.. :i R. br s.s!
way Post Once Inauisitive persons need not
pRIyATE BoARD.-A LADY AND GENTLEMAN,
saSu, snail .sars. Or srvsns Or one Los two single
board, BY applying at No. unien Square.
BOARD .wANrEp-BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN,
ID In family Of the Arst rsspeetAsilty. frsat room
on the st second hoor not lower than Bleseke and
ss sssnu. Shs s.: ss % ssss sss.s: ;sn::
- the aarsid ofOs. or ~ shs Broadway Post once.
RoARD wAETED.-Ir BROOKLYN. JERSEY CITY,
~, OF moss.sn tPs.r the ferry in private family Or
sieh three dollars week win be given Address Delta
- q Iast Broadway and street
preferred. hs .iil furnish his own room. and. a. an
three ladies the piano win furnish piano, ~ required
BsAnplSo:-A PLEASANT ROOM ron ONE or rwo
for snail family withou. children. .. No Sss Brsadway
RoARDIN G-TnREE Rooms, coSNEcrING-A
no, s ,s sos9s Nc s s. % Furnished are
BOARDING Two oENrLsnrN WISH BOARDING
.nS - zasl: mr. tss as
RoARpIN o.-HAEDsoNE PARLoRs AND OTHER
- spsrtments. With without partial board. be
sos ss Ss ana opps sh sor.s xSs, .a
Bsysrd street. few doors east Of The Bevsry.
DMvATE BoARpISo-A LADY RESIDING IN rHE
vicinity Of Bressysy and Blseeher street. seeenmo
si.hsa ,sd v,sh fun partial board
once.
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resdsrs 81 the herald waiting superior pictures that vii
their centre tables New fear adyiss
t. visit Holmes splendid rooms az Broadway No
ter pictures exhibited than Of friend Holmes
home.
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welfare feel an interest ysur ksd feelings are r.
cpreated that friend will value precious MON
your Dsguerreotype miniature, taken In Roots pecul,
sJ ls at No. sos broadway corner Of FRANKLIN street.
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CIAL.

TEE MANAGERS OF THE NEW YORK HOUSE ANB
School Of Industry gratefully soknow the follow
Ing contributions since their the 2sA o.
june
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saunasrs' Dressing Case Factory, lat and
sE BressvsJThese eases eonbin. advantages ever
The imported, being made With the view fer service
sonsnns the best quality Of articles in the smallest pess
And o. nroAAyaY
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Fans.-Osbornc & Boa,dmnp, A

Fanb.-Obb0rhe d BonIdmnn, 4IJ BROAD
Of Lspenard have received by
rivals assortment Of Bone and Pearl stick spanish
Pans which, for variety style and eheapns will fAvoraby
omparc with any offered in New York.
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To Conneissesrs, Antigua rians, md

OuseCop,ss Of he Daxusr-
Ieotype taken ny the subscribers In Europe 1873 sale
Pictures taken in cloudy tine wssther daily making
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street, has large supply Of ares waterproof and
Shoes Leather Rubber ans Buffalo Over shses
Of variety Of s)le and make which he snx for
cash 81 lees than mari rates Wholesale and retail
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HOLIDAY FREsENTs-IHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE
received ard orenpg large varied
Of Paper kaehe rosewooc and other fancy goods
together with general Indis
other variety Of dolls TOYS games, Se, which they viii eel
in small lots by the single Wholesale
HAWEs nINsss LIZ. No 1855 Broadway.
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Mr.. sperry, locked up Of Rchs sAiamsnder safe
we're prererved by the Ere his premises in
Beaver street. but the order burnt having beer
left cut Of the safe by accident
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iDREsEN rs TOR THE HoLYDAYs.-o. w. FUTILE
hAs in store aud eonstsn thy receiving
all parts OF the world desert Articles
snd foys suitable Ter presels and we'll adapted
immense variety Of articles orrsmsns. Ara .ss
for young old rich poor % per
every ~ ties is estiDetly nsrtsd spo6 4 and .b.e
Broadway, rext door 70 eboook Lsadbsater dry goods
establishment.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-08-26
MARRIED.,

On Wednesday morning the 18th inst, by the
Rev. Mr.. Fitzgerald, DR., WM. P HALL, of staun-
ton, TO Miss ANGELINA J., only daughter OF Col
Thomas Fl. Bondurant, of Buckingham County
On the 25th July by the Rev. J. B. Davis,
Rev. p SHIcKEL, of the Evangelical Lutheran
Church Of Virginia, to Miss E. B. TR1MBLE,
dauehter of Mr. J. b. Trimble, of Augusta.
On the 31st ultimo, by the Rev. Henry G.
Bowers, Mr.. DAVID B. LAVAL, of Augusta. TO
Miss SARAH, daughter Of Mr.. John Denton, OF
Bctetonrt county.
On Wednesday last, at Dover Hill, near staun-
ton, Va, by the Rev. ]. B, Davis, Mr.. WINFIELD
S. CHASE of Providence, r. l., to Miss EMMA l..
A. CHASE, only daughter of Abel d. Chase, ST.,
u We tender to the happy pair our thanks
for a portion of Brides Cake, and wish them a
prosperous and happy journey thro' life, hoping
they may be able to chase ':duiascare away"
On Tuesday the goth inst, on Rocky Ridge,
Bath County, by the Rev. J. Montgomery, Mr..
STUART S. RIDER, of Highland, to Miss MARY J.
d. LocKRIDGE, Of Bath County, Va.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-08-26
PATTERSON'S
Alternative s. Tonic Compound.
WINCHESTER, June 8, 1850.

MANCHESTER, June 3, ISoO
Having used Pattersons Alternative and Tonic
Compound, both myself and in my family, for the
last eig hit years, and having been cured of obsti-
nate costiveness and sick head ache, to which
have been for long time subject, taks pleasure
in recommending its use to others affected IN the
same way.
have also used it for Cholie and Cholera Nor
bus, the latter very violent, and OF which was re-
lieved by it in very short time.
Ii has proved equally effcacious with different
members of my family, and in many other cases
within my own knowledge.
Signed, }. II. kEMf'
New MhRKET, Shen. Co May 30, 1880.
take great pleasure i'll recommending Pattef-
sons Alternative aud Tonic Compound have no
hesitation in giving it my opinion that this VIII
be fond an excellent remedy lor the various DIS
eases for which it is recommended, particularly
Dysentery, Dyspepsia and Liver Affections.
physician, and speak disintefestedly. have
used the medicine, and have experienced great re-
lief from It-and Notwithstanding the prejudlces
of the Faculty, it has gained celebrity and popu-
larty which have called into exercise additional
means to supply the great and Increasing demand
for it. Signed,
j. S. CALVERT.
Da- Prepared by JAMES F. PATTERSON I
and sold, Wholesale and Retail, by THOMAS T,
EsKRIDGE, Druggist, StauAton, Va.
August IS, l550.-ly.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-08-26
A FIVE MINUTES, SPEECH,

Mr. Bocock, of Virginia, recently made five
minutes speech in Congress, which contains
more truth and point than many .fos hours
speeches we have seen. The whig argument
referred to by Mr.. Bocock, 1--WE told you that all
this evil would happen if you took Mexican ter
ritory,n is very often urged here in Tennessee;
and it doubtless has had the same effect in the
North that Mr.. Corwin's "bloody hands and hos
pitable gravesn had in Mexico But we let Mr..
Bocock reply to the argument :-NashuiUe A.
merican,
"The gentleman from Tennessee Mr.. Cen
try] said few days ago, and the gentleman
from Georgia (Mr. Stevens) said on yesterday,
that they had toyetold the present state OF things
several years ago, and that the democratic party
alone is responsible for it. Mr. Chairman, was
panied to hear such remarks FROM these gentle
men. Do they not know that there are some
prophecies the bare annunciation of which lends
to bring about their ful6llment!
HWhen The Wing party predicted that Mexico
would make war for the annexation of Texas
they did not mean surely to say that Mexico
would do what, in their Judgment, was wong
They sad in effect then, if not in words, that
Mexico ought to make war for the annexation
of Texas. And surely Mexico was not to be ex-
pected to be less tenacious of her honor than
these gentlemen.
"When the gentlemen from Tennessee and
Georgia, said that the North would appropriate
10 itself all the territory that might be acquired
from Mexico, they had no right to predict In ad-
vance that the North would do what they thought
wrong. And surely we are not bound to act
upon the fear that the North would wrongfully
violate our rights.
sWhen they made this prediction, they in eff
feet said that the North ought to claim this ter
ritory, and the mention of it now encourages
that section in its course"
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DAMS e. CO.'S NORTHERN. EAST,

A DAMS & CO.'S NORTHERN. EAST
IN ERN AND WESTERN EXPRESS OF
FlCE, Nos l4h St, tuo doors from Post Office.
Our daily express Tor Washington, Baltimore, Phll-
adelphia, New York, Boston-slso Cumberland
Pttsburg, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and
ST. Louis, and all the principal cities and towns,
North, Z asst and West, leaves Richmond at IL
O'Clock A. My which we are prepared to for
ward cases, packages, Merchandise, bank notes,
specie, &C., with usual care and despatch, at
mail speed, and on the most reasonable terms
Packages, &c. forwarded by this Express arrive
in Philadelphia the same night, and New York at
an early hour the next day.
Notes. Drafts, bills, &c, will be collected on any
place where there is an Express connection, and
prompt returns made
Custom House entries made in Boston, N. York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore, duties paid and goods
forwarded as directed
Our Express from the North arrives at O'Clock
P NJ, daily. Merchants and others ordering goods
will find it greatly to their advantage to forward
by our line, thereby insurng their safe and speedy
arrival.
Our arrangements are Of the most complete char
acter, and we hope by transacting business prompt
lv and on reasonable terms to merit as great share
Of public favor as has been extended to the East
ern end Of the line.
Our wagons will call for and deliver goods IN
tended for us free of additional charge
&C. In connection with Messrs. EDWARDS. SAN
FORD g. Co, Money, Packages, &C., VIII be re-
ceived & delivered in any city or town in England,
Irel and or Scotland,
H. P. JEWETT, Agent, No. 5, 18th ST.
August 26-ly.
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VorE ON THE CALIFORNIA B1LL.-The follow
ing are the ayes and noes on the passage of the
California bill, in the Senate, GU Thursday last
Ayes-Messrs. Atchison, Badger, Benton, Ber-
rien, Bradbury, Bright, Cass, Cooper, Dawson,
Dodge of Iowa, Douglas, Downs Felch, Hous-
ton, H1nter KIM Ma sgn Mason, Norris
derwood, Wales, Witcomb-27
Nays-Messrs. Chas. Davis, of Mass, Dodge,
of Wisconsin, Green, Hamlln, Miller, Phelps,
Upham, Walker, and Winthrop-lO.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-08-26
To persons DESTROYS of employment.

Young men, and youths even down to IA
years of age, of fair common school education
and can write tolerably good hand residing in
any part of the United States, will, by address
ing letter post. paid to ''Box No. 3o69, N. Y.
Post-O Office" receive information of mode in
which they can be employed with pecuniary
profit TO themselves for few weeks, or in case
ofsuccess, permanently, while at the same time
they will aid an extensive plan for the improve
ment of education throughout the country
Editors friendly to education will please copy
this notice.-N. Y Tribune.