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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-29
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY ALEXANDER MOTT.

INTENDING to close out my stock will sell at
IL public auction, on MONDAY next, the 18th instant
commencing at 10 o'clock, in the wooden building on
Governor street. opposite the Governors House the en-
tire balance OF my stock in the House Furnishing Line
and embracing in part as follows
Gilt-frame Looking Glasses
pair Of te-a-Tetes
/ pair hair-co Sofas
Plush and hair-cloth Rocking Chairs
Mahogany Wardrobe ard Bureaus
Do Sdeboards, dining and tea Tables
Marble top Washstands
Do side and toilet Tables
Marble and mahogany top Cabinets
Mahogany cane and windsor Chairs
Hair and shuck Mattresses
Feather Beds, Bedding, &c.
With many other articles too numerous TO detail
NIB. AS the Furniture is positively to be sold, rare
chance is now offered to housekeepers, &c.
IERMS-Under $780, cash over 800, 60 days for
approved paper. JNO. CLENDfNING,J r.
ia q ALEX. MOTT. Auctr.
POSTPONEMENT-In consequence of the incIe-
ment weather, the above sale is postponed until WE'D
jazz ALEX. MOTT.
BY WILLIAMS & CLAIBORNE.
TOBACCO BOX PRESSES Il SCREWS
Il AT AUCTION.-On SATURDAY next I'd
February, shall sell at auction the Factory Of Mr.
BACCO BOX PRESSES AND SCREWS, the pro- no.
perry Of Baltimore Manufacturer declining business
TERMs-All sums Of $50, and over, months credit
TOR agsf0ve% EIAM5 aasf S5 f Auc
NOTICE.-Will be sold at Bosher's Hall, on FRI
IN DAY, the LIST day of February, lS49, commence
ing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, a splendid selecont OF Por
traits OF distinguished Men and other handsome and in
teresting Paintings, executed by VIM g. Brown, and
also lot OF Furniture, taken to satisfy rent
JAMES M. TAYLOR, D. c.,
Jag For John Goddin, II. G. c. r.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-29

A SUPPLY of Bohemian Pipes, and perfumed
"A flexible Pipe Stems; superior Smoking Tobacco,
&C.; just received by
ia25 E. ]. PICOT.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-29

ELIGIOUs BOOKS JUST RECEIVED.
II Memoir Of the Rev. Ro. Murry McCheyne La
bours in the East, or Memoirs of the Rev DR.. Buch.
anan, Rev. H. Martin and Rev. D. Brown Pleasures
of Religion, by Rev. Fl. F. Burder, DID; The Almost
Sick Room Devotion Monthly Concert; Spirit Of
Prayer, by the Rev H. Vincent Friendly Visit Guide
to Communion, &c. Also, further supply of Dr.
Baptist Noel on Christian Baptism, and the Life of
Thomas c; Paul of Petersburg For sale at the Bap-
fist Book Depository.
jazz CHAS WORKMAN
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-29

NEW YORK MARKET, JAM %, P. NJ
CoTToN-The market firm, with an advance OF ac
since the arrival OF the steamer.
FLoUR-Market quiet; we quote Southern brands at
S. 25 to 37a per bbl
CoRN-We note sales to- day at 60 to 62ac, per bush
Ell.
PRovIs1o Ns-Market unchanged.
CoFFEE-Sales oil Rio Coffee have been made at Ia
cents per pound.
STOCK s.-Prices steady.
BALTIMORE MARKET, Jan. %, P. M.
FLouR.--Sales of 1900 bbls Howard Street Flour to-
day at 81 49,
WHEAT.-Nothng doing in the market.
CoRN.--Sales Of white have been made to-day at 50
CENTS and Of yellow at SIC per bushel.
OATs.-We quote 33c per bushel as the ruling rate.
COTTON and TOBACCO are both firm
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NRESH RAISINS.-lOO boxes best bunch Raj
II sins Just received and for sale by
SIMON BONAVITA,
la25 Opposite Va. Bank.
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Dismissal of Custom House O6fcerS-Late from ~
Jago-Deshuctiue Fire in Neao York, &C.

New YORK, Jan. %, II, P. M
Collector Maxwell has dismissed one hundred and
srty Custom House Officers thus saving to the Govern
nent one hundred and fifteen thousand dollars per an
mum in salaries.
The Herald of this morning publishes a letter dated
ST. Jago, Jan l2th which states that new crop Coffee
had not begun to arrive, whereas in former years the
new crop had generally all been shipped at this
The delay is attributed heavy ranso worse yet to
a failure of the crop.
most disastrous fire occurred in this city yesterday
1t broke out in Ltchfelds soap works Water street,
which were entirely consumed, together with thirty
houses in the Uicinity! Loss estimated at 100000
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-29

UURNING FLUID, OF extra quality and purity
ED constantly on hand, and for aeby
ia 25 E. J. PICOT.
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- FOR RENT and possession given Immediate
EWly, the desirable residence I'd street, between
Main and Gary. The house has nine good rooms, and
hydrant water in the yard. Apply to
de % RICH. HILL, Jr
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~ FOR RENT, large house, in the immediate
order. The present occupant whose family is small,
declines house keeping and will board in the family
The terms shall be unusually accommodating. Enquire
at this office. la IS If
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-29

a. FOR RENT--The desirable residence, situa-
l ted on 4th street, between Franklin and Grace
streets, lately in the occupancy OF VIM. H. Smith APP
ply to JAMES M. TAYLOR.
Ia %
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Nd ESTORATIVE WINE BITTERS.-This
HI preparation is intended to correct the bile and
gulae the digestive organs 1t is highly useful in dys-
pepsa oss OF appetite taintness &c. and all diseases
depending on diseased state OF the digestive organs
Price 25 cents per quart bottle. For sale by
Ia % 10. j. PlCOT.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-29

80 FOR RENT, the tenement now occupied by
E!4 Henry N. Templeman, Esq, at the corner of
Clay and 18th streets. Possession to be given on the
first Of April next. Also, the large new store and
dwelling on Broad street, next above the apothecary
store OF Messrs. Grubbs Il Apperson Possession to be
had Immediately
10 lift JAMES LYONS
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INlGS.--75 drums fresh Smyrna Figs, the best offer
II ed in the market this season, just received and fol
sale by SIMON BONAVITA,
ja25 Oppsite Va Bank
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e. VANSYCKEL 4 CO.,
FLOUR, GRAIN AND GENERAL COMMITS
SION MERCHANTS,
SO West Sreet-NETV YORK.
By permission, refers to-
Messrs. Shields & Somervlle, Richmond
Jas. Winston, Esq. do
Messrs. S. Fenby & Brother, Baltimore
Saml. Smyth, Esq, PHILADELPHIA.
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DORTER, ALE AND CIDER.-A constant
IL supply of Philadelphia celebrated Porter, Ale and
Cider in quart and pint bottles in prime order for sale
by ]. & F. CLENDINING.
10
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FOR SALE.-A valuable house and lot on
"a feet on 5th street. running back 100 feet The i'm
provements consist of brick house, containing eleven
rooms, including basement, brick smoke house, an
excellent stable, carriage, COW house, and other i'm
provements necessary for genteel family
TERMs-One- third cash, balance in six and twelve
months, interest added.
TOLER & COOK, Agents and Auctioneers,
dc 90 Pearl street.
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EN FOR BOSTON-First and only Packet
- The superior fast sailing regular packet schooner
90 engaged and going board will sail with all possible
dispatch For balance Of freight Of 300 packages To-
bacco, or passage Having superior accommodations,
apply to Captain on board, at Ludlam's Wharf, or
AL DAVID CURRIE
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-29

IL &c.-An appropriation having been made by the
Legislature with which large additional build
ing at the Western Asylum notice is hereby given, that
sealed proposals for the work. addressed Court of
Directors Of Western Asylum" will be received until
Saturday. the 23d day Of February, 1850. plan and
specifications may be application to T. R..
Blackburn Architect and after the 18th OF February
FRANCIS T. STRIBLING,
Physician and Superintendent OF w. A.
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II
EEM FOR RENT.-The new, commodious and ele-
giant dwelling house. recently erected on the corner Of
Marshall and LIST streets, being finished, is offered
for rent The house has eleven rooms with every ne
cessary clubhouse, and the situation is believed be
good tenant the rent will be made moderate Apply to
VIM. BOOTWRIGHT,
in OFF Corner of Broad and Ist streets
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~ FOR RENT, the large Warehouse situated at
@a the corner Of 18th and Cary streets
Also, the House recently occupied by Jas. Gallagher
as distilIery, on 18th street. To good tenant the
terms will be moderate. Apply to
WIN. O. GEORGE, or
ALEXANDER MOTT,
de2 Corner OF Main and 18th streets.
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MARKETS KLsEwHERn.


Bosroy. Dee. 12-Brcters' Boari-2o shs Western RI.
lei ~ hichiRh Central RR 1O3Ai q Pasupsio RR, div.
on s5i W. Vermont Central kR s SsAi 20 do, biOd.
IN sstA Is DO b6od. 81 30 kutAra 90 IS Conneot-
sut kiverRR. ssA; 10 Old Colony RR CO. Concord RR
M st2 Philsds, Wilminston Baltimore kK. SIX 81
H. 6 ts5 do sod PIN; 100 OgdsHsburgt RR s0A;
mont Mas Mr. 81 Forfok County RI. ~ 10 BOSTON
Maine RR, loh Bcstor PROV denoe Ma sea Tvs gise-
worth sompsny NJ 100 a. hod - $50 E,st Boston Com
rsBy .cm, ~ go 90 PM iO6 %. boo rS 800 90,
too NY H,S tloeo kerfcih Courtv RR bonds. 81; taO
bonds So leo do. bsud g. Ssc0ad Boara-zs shs Ola
Colony Mr. 81 lno Bdrevorth UonIsBy 50 ~ 40. asa SIS
~ 90, Nod 81 Ms Vermont hR So SIX do
lad. 9A Nortftrn kR. ~ IS ~ stoe rrovilsrcs RK.
M 20 Conreceut Piver kR, stos ~ ~ WIN netop T.
10, bsOd, 81, 5000 do, bds. qal.
Pusnri Dec. Is ffrf Board-s lnUo chs-. Del.
81, ~ GOO ssadirg Mort %. tAs ltoo DO 96A 2C1
Etsdng os 20 ZEN 1000 Pcnn'a &C. o3 1aU harrisburg
hk cs 70, goo Nimir RR Sc pas 20 n. Grard "a
llsi ~ Mere Msei's N, titshurgf 81 pAilada Ex-
ehsns. ~ !Vr W Copper. b. "a Penns Ohic Csns,
81 ~ LshEh Is. 81, NJ do 81, u 10 trnn'a l2; 100
RESIDING RR SL hffer Saitss7 oO0 Psun'a 81 tND his
oirara b. y Sscana hearS-snO Penn's &c. 95sl SIS
hes 4 nsl 6s,s. i," hetd,ng Nor, %. = = 4sSs LIE
bah DO; ~ Nshs hsrrshu.S ks. ~ Lehish Naviss-
100 Ihsh g. 7phi 3wt h~sdtus6, 20. wv 10 aha PIT
lsdslrhA bk, 49, Ice Reading RS, IN
BAIrmeRs. Dec IA Sfk Bcars- o. 501 Maryland Ca.
more. ga ~ hcfc sntatk tOiAi 20 STAR. Baltimore snd
ohie hR az; ~ do e ~ 10, tThs IS do tifse e ~
DE- a. teeo. tire " ~ ~ d. tine ssAs 10 DO ssS. 10
York Cuub,rirAd kk, lgAs sod "a q Bald note a
sutq. RI tine ~ q do, time. HS IS 90, time. sSh IS
DO time 2A
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respectfully invited 10 attend his funeral ron his late
Pm.
On Friday, Dee. II, stsr short sad severe ulnsss
wmLIAs r. hiLL.s, In the cad year Of his age.
His relatives and friends Invited to attend his
funeral Sunday the 18th inst ct hal O'Clock
from his late residences No 81 Court street Brooklyn
without further invitation.
On Friday, Dec. Ia, CaAaLss, son of Samuel and a
tharine Coates, aged years and months
Funeral at O'Clock, this Afternoon from All Green
wich street.
Dublin papers please COPY
In Brooklyn, L. L. on Friday, Dec. IL, sAnyxL wE.s
RoycE Of VIM NJ and y. W Royce aged years
At Twiford, Va, ON the 2sth November, Col joins
W. HUroERyoaD, In the $50 year Of his age. Gel II
was ofhoer In the Of 1919 and acted volun-
teer aid to his uncle Gen. John p. Hungerford. In
the progress Of the he distinguished for vslor
and good conduct.
The last soldier of tho revolution In Spartanburs
District, 8. c., JANIS 6EAr, died Monday last at
6partanburg He about 100 years old and carried
with him to the grave the Of wounds which he
other fields of the revolution.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITAL.
Geaninss from the Various Sections Of the
American Continent,
&C., &C., SO.
Interesting from Washington.


ARRIVAL OF MR.. cLAy-IHE UNITED STATES COINAGE
-PosT ofFlcK ACCOMMODATIONS SURVEY OF
OREGON AND CALIFORNIA ETC.
wAsHISGToN, Dec l3, 1850.
MIR, Clay has arrived and speaks highly Of the good
temper Of Congress.
This total amount Of coinage In the Unitedstates to
LIST November was one huoared and eighty six mil.
lions i've hundred and ,evsnty-two thousand dollars,
of which SUM the Phis del phis mint coined one
hundred and forty eight millions.
The Secretary of the TTesturys report will be pre-.
esnted to Congress on Monday next.
The President and the Postmaster General have de-
eided, that when deputy postmasters become
executive appointments, requiring confirmation by
the Senate, they remain thereafter. This decision
xenders necessary to submit to the Senate the nomi-
nations Of numerous postmasters now holding ap-
continents from the Postmaster General alone and 1t
Ss thought many changes will occur amongst them.
Lieut. Bartlett of the coast survey exhibited to day
In the Capitol sketch OF the survey Of the ceast
Oregon and California, from the mouth Of the Colum
bda, south to Monterey made by Lieut.. Macarthur and
himself, with the surveying party The work is much
admired by practical oers of Congress and vau-
able as the emily one existing
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p a. Ga III : =:
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iOtS :s:s:slp ospsss. Marshall. PAil.sslsAi.
AR. US qsa Sss s:: 9.
lin, LIN Helen Maria Hail. WORK "a chip HssSrs
cir1. rev Dec sid .sAr VIM Bryan. SIM
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yssss xis.s; Tss.sA r.:.ss i::s:
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Bay with troops; Melville, Lewis Boston for ri
o% :. n siss
i2th-Arr revenue cutter Hamitea on q surv,yins
cruise bstwesa Boston and NYorI; seop Ann hoines
Albany for lkver Sld ssh brig Conhdsnes. Havana; l
In port, bark nanobester Porter for NYork.
NEwsuRrroRr Dee lo-Arr schr Mary Amss, Disney, u
Nrw BEDroap. Dec l0-Arr sohrs Edwd rra.alin CAur-
buck PhsdepliA Pavilion. and Henry Gibbs New Yor;
TEXAS and PauEasset, Albany.
llth-Arr schr Fanny Bourne. Bourne. Philsdelphia.
NAsTvSLEr Dec g.A.I :ieop Triumph NYork isth ssAR
PRoypEScr, Dec l-Ar sshrs Queen Dawson psltimsPss
Geo Corner Trnysr, Rappahssnoek Iabslia Thenpssn
%.. sr Snns S,S
Wilet smith; Commodore. Rich and zAbriskis
her. Albany Sylph smith. Rondout aoops Capto smith,
Aida bellows, and PARKER. Mason, Alesny New Len
Dayton. New York below sshrs Bsans Kelley; Hsroiss
Perus, and Celesse Brewster. from Albany RustliAg
Smith, from Phsdelphia ALSO, schr said to Be h
Tsnan YONG from rsii.d:ghis WITH lo: q sov,Iss
WITH from Roadoss viGlant Wells from HYork. via New
port.
bark Panama lnew. <lA tonsl Monroe. do.
RIcMnorD, Dec -Arr sohrs Johl. Sleeper ThomAstoue
Helena Bosar NYork; Elisabeth. Haxragton. Thomasson
eAcRAnzrro Cry Oct zsSld brig Christians, PassEssa
sAvArrAH. Dec s-Ca ships Hsrnsny lBrl yanssoa, %
Johns NIB; Hartford, oannsmAn. NYork; brig HsnristtA
Dube, do. sid shIs Emma Wstss watts, Boston, Hart.
ford, SAn,srnan. nYort; brig Henrstta, DuSsll 90:
Cid brs Prairie. Phillip: Rio Grssds.
son.Rsxr, Dec lo-Arr bark Acadia, rransevills -
vApnah.
WAnsnAn Dse4-Arr sohrs 0a.gss NYork 10TH Nssisss.
dol rsnsredt Philsdslphie Larkin. saA Hsnry curtS
York. Baylss do; sioop Prudent. do.
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Int,,tErom Havana.

tnAKIEsroN, Dee. III, 1880
by the arrival ot ;ha steamer Isabel Capt. Rollins
Ne have sdvioss irom uasanA 20 the 9TH inst. with
ahe exception Of The markets va and nothing worthy
Of TRANSMISSION There vas every prospect that ne~
russrs would open At high prices, aud contracts
have already ben made for shipments to Spain, at
20 1lL rinls delivered In Maron A large number Of
kpsp,sh tesrsle waiting for he crop in order
20 prevVnt ssry sbiTnsrts o. ~ 20 the United States
ausl Parcels az rolasfcs Of this seasons ufso.
furv had made their Appeart nee and contracts, for
a.. arst cargo had been fsttsd at Go 81 RAILS for
large csrse,s deliverable keorusry lWh' ~ risls
h.ss n. en- accented Coffee was I'm demand at 70
rislr foe fair 20 good rmples Exchange on New
Yotk Gas ~ per cert discount.
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NEWS BY THE NAILS.
Our Baltimore Correspond ence.

Our Baltimore Correspondence.
BALTIMORE, Dec. Ii, 1850.
Jenny L,nds Third Concrt-1he Enthxs,asr,-
Demand for Tickets-Fwsmen's Reception
Young Jack Shs1pards:
The divine JenBy's third concert at the Front
Street Theatre, last night was again crowded with
brilliant audience, who seemed TO exceed all
that had preceded them in the enthusiasm with
which they welcomed the fair Svede. The Bird
Song" and "Home, sweet Home" threw the
whole assemblage into raptures. She complied
moot cordially with the loud encore that was
given, and repeated them, to the still greater de-
light Of the audience.
Her last concert will take place on Saturday
night, the tickets for which will be sold at auction
this morning, at premiums or the fxedSates of 81,
s., and &c. The demand for tickets is now
greater than IL was for the first concert, and they
will 60 OIL rapidly this morning, at heavy prices
The singing Of Belletti is considered almost un-
approachabe by his Baltimore hearers, and his
songs are encortd every night.
Miss Lind will leave here on Monday morning,
give concert on that evening at Washington, and
one on Tuesday evening, the 18th inst. She will
then proceed to Richmond, and give one there on
the 10Th INST; and from thence to Charleston,
where she Will give one concert on the 10Th inst
havana, where she will remain one month, and
reach New Orleans in time to give her first con-
cert at the st. Charles on the night of the fourth
day of February. She will probably remain two
weeks in New Orleans, and give seven concerts,
| from whence she will proceed direct to St. Louis,
| stopping neither at Mobile, Vicksburg, nor Mem
! phs.
The firemen of Baltimore are making great pre-
partitions TO receive the Vigil ant Company, of Phi
ladelphia, which will reach here next week. They
VIII be feasted 10 repletion. that they had bet
Ter commence at once to prepare their systems for
| the encounter.
-Four small boys were arrested here yesterday,
having in their possession large quantity CT stolen
isss by uaidnieh, burglary The oldest Of them Is
not more than sixteen years of age, and when
found they were asleep in old shed, each one OF
| them with a revolver under his head
Miss Davenport draws large audiences, norwUn-
standing the lind excitement at the Holiday street
theatre and Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams are
dong a capital business at the Museum, with the
burlesque ofJenny Lind in New York.
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On Thursday Dec u by the Rev. ". o. schermer-
horn. Mits BLpAB,rr Pms, TO OlIvsA H. r. BRusH,
all of this city
on Thursday, Dec IL at the residence OF her mo-
Their 40 Jero.non street brookly by the Rev. Pran
cis Nipton. Rector % Grace Church. ELLEv oAly
daughter Of the late Mr. Vim Dawson. of Hrookiyu. to
Joss MsrHUKS GpFa ESQ second OF the late Rev.
Henry Girps Rector of 80 Peters Hereford England
AZ 81 MARKS Episcopal Church. William sbur gh. on
the evening 81 Dec. 18th by the Rev Samuel VI. Has
kins, Mr.. JAmrs MsxwrLt Eans. Of New york TO JEs-
sr. eldest daughter Of Alexander sutherland, Esq Of
Havana Cubs late Of Montreal
On Thursday, Dec IL by the Rev Lot Jones the
Rev Ws G. Ltwts, NJ d, Rector ofst. Pauls Church,
Henderson, Kentucky to Miss ELIrAssrHw BLacxErr
only daughter Of lillian Blackett Esq of this city
LCuis,ille papers please copy
At st Psele Church, on Dec. 18th. by the Rev. DR.
Rtrrian. eAMUTL TUCEER, to Ass ELIZA, daughter Of
the late X. baldwin. Esq.
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The ohip.convsr tior has been engaged for sevsra
days on the subj set OF taxation but ~houtsotion To
day there long sad animated dstste on prcpo-
rton to tax Ohio and United state bonds held BY the
citizens OF Ohio.
The frdians Convention have adopted section that
half the State shall be chosen for four years
ancsh ALI for years the representatives to beehos
en- for two years Another ssoisn provides that the
session Of the gstnrs sha be biennial commencing
90 the 9th Of JsEusry next.
The leading women Of Indiana have Issued . orou-
IAr proposing present service of plate to Robert
Dale Oven, toksa Of grsttud for his services In
the state convention 10 certain rights In prop
Srty tc married
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The Western Hog Markets.

CINCiNNATI Dec. 10, 1850.
Hogs are again dull and 5000 have been cold at 81
81 TO- 80 bbs Of pork sold at $40 30. Money
very and first class sight bills the East have
been sold at per cent discount, and currency is
80 scarce. that only small portion OF that offered
could be told
Ci,cr-~ATI, Dec l3-P. NJ.
The hog market Is very quiet owing to the scarcity
of money. No change in prices. Int diligence from
New Orleans and New York has caused some meve-
ment In provisions
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 13, 1850.
The number of hogs slaughtered at Louisville will
reach 1880 against l8o, 900 last year.
sr. Louis, Dec. Is, 1850.
Hogs are selling here at So rs = 81.
ALroN, Ill, Dec. 13, 1850.
The price for hogs here is SO 80. At the packing
points the Upper river prices range from 50 rs to
% 90. Above the Rapids, Miss, 81 rs 37S Bur-
lington, Iowa, So IS rs.
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The Ohio Legislature.

SESoLUTIoSs DENoUNCING THH FUGITIVE Law
isAuouRAToN TuE SRw GOVERNOR, WAC
GoAs ron THE UNION AND TnE LAWS, ETC.
CoLvsBUs, Dec H. 1850.
The Com mittse FEDERAL Relations, in the House
OF Representative reported series Of resolution
osnouncing the Fugitive slave law, which laid
the table.
In the afternoon, Governor Wood was sworn In.
whereupon he delivered his inaugural address. lie
vindcated the eonsttutionAty OF the Fugitive Slave
Law and warned the people Of Ohio to beware how
they followed the lead OF the people Of South Carolina
an resisting the Laws Of Congress lie discussed the bank
question end thought they should be taxed ether
property and advised that those banks which would
mot into this plan thouo be forced In by refus
jng 20 take their paper for taxes.