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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17
QUO STATE LOAN OE s2N0O paO.-7n

ONO STATE LOAN or S2,OOOOOO.-7hs
OCommssionegs OF tbs Ohio Canal FUND, by virtue OF
ael or The General Assembly Of tho State Of Ohio, pesse6
Esrcs H. 1885, hereby give notice mat sealed proposals.
will be received until " Wednesday, the 18th Of juno
noon, al the Office OF tho Ohio Life Insurance and Tr6
Company, New YORK, .Or loan ofTwo Millions Six Hus-
dred Thousand Dollars oT which transferable ceTGesiso
OF Ohio State Stock vii b8 iss1ed ~ follows:
One Million Blk Hundred rholsand Dollars 70 bear To-
eEesI al he rate o. ak peE cent per snnum payable so
annually In the City OF Kew Yort and tho primo feis
bdrsed NJ The pleasure OF the State alter the year 76
One Million OF Dolars 10 bear interest al the se OF 6vs
per cent per snnun payable 1bovo, and lac phncp
remOursemena al Le pleasure Of the State aiter 1850
Ine cernhsetes Of SOCK VIII bear Interest from me Ia
day OF Juy, 1850.
fhe premiums offered ior laid loan mus Ia paid casa
or 10 Ohio ak per cent stocks o. 1850 Al par Inc sAy -
opening The proposals. by deposing tho same with ne
Ohio Lie Insurance AID Trust Com pany, New Yogk obs
credit Of the Ohio Canal Fund cCmmiEsorefs The bes
principal 10 b paid above, either In cash -
JAY next when the eefAhcass Sfsiock will se delivered
The proceeds Of he sys loan required for tho 70
dem pon Of the Eve aud ak coat Stocks u Ohio,
turing sher December 81, lea iProposals may, thers
payment OF ths premium o. us ak cent stuck and
premium and hvs pr ce " he principal 81 tho ave
per cent STOCK the balance may rsmsn Interest s I've
per ceu per snn1Ir Jn lie la July 10 spsid Ia sum- %
not less tbsn i've thousand dollars a. hs pleasure Of ~
bidder s1y lime be'ors ts SlIt deg Of Dseesab 1850
sse stocks beng uNaed Colstessl security tor sssa
payment
fhe proposals which mAJ % for any pap Of szd lee
nos less than one thousand dollars, must stan ne sroaA
thai VIII be paid for eacd hundred dollars " sock Do
eliminating be!ween tho hys and SIX per een giving ns
address Of the party making no proposs aud DO soeoos
10 enveiop marked "Pyeposofs for OHIO State L~oh
and addressed TO the Ohio Csns- Fund ComniEsoGe es
ef GEO. 3. COZ, ESQ Cashier, kew-Yofs. d.,
=. n. SILL, Acting Canal Fond Cor.Iisfon0'
JOHN WOOD AuditN Of stsio. ,..
A. 4. BLISS, Treasurer Of Stsie. a." Jul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
xxxIst CONGREss....First Session.

SENATE. WASHINGTON, Saturday, June Is
A communication from the War Departments
in Mobile Bay, was ordered to be printed
Several Resolutions Of inqiry were submitted.
The joint resolution to refund several States i'd
vances for Volunteers not before provided for
Passed.
Mr.. YULEE's Resolution for recesswas modified.
Senate agreed to adjourn from Thursday till Mon
day at 10 o'clOck-35 to 10.
SPECIAL ORDER.
Nr. HALE explained his amendment. Its object
is to people in the Territories the some footing
in respect TO the Supreme as people OF the State.
Mr.. WEBSTER opposed.
Mr.. CLAY favored.
I'VE Jailed to receive tire result OF the proceed
lngs.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17
CITY ITEMS.

SATURDAY, June h.
CHARGE or GRAND LARcESY.-Ofhcer Furnald.
Of the First Ward yesterday arrested Richard
Fox and Richard Chaiey, on a charge Of stealing
two sails valued az Soc, the property Of Jesss l.
Atwood OF the brig Torens lying at pier No N.
H. The accused wac committed by Justice La.
tLrop for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

The following are the amounts apportloned Tor
Light Houses, in the bill reported by Mr. Grinnel,
in The House Of Representatives
MAINE
Bucy and ledge Boon ls.snd -
Dumb bescops on Drunk on and Fidlsrs ledges ~.
Lehtboutes 90 Back ssddlsbscs isisnd.'.....'' 4Vo
sgwHAMPsHIRE
Bencon and 6uoys mouth Lile hafpor' heef fVf"- ,.,
moub -IO
Beacon Logys edge '''''''''''''' ~"
Dwelling keeper H. annis beacon. ......".... $50
spsr buoys Chatham, Monomy MP, schOme bar Pow
0f bsrboT and Stone house Cd a........ 800
IN Nsutnckei rocks Horse shoe, Hysons Surgeon
fat Stony Point snd BlsnsenshiP's rock, Edgar -.
I5sbHo1ss Egg Roek nesr Nahsni.............. 600
Fog ell outer bgh Boston Bay.................. 900
Spar bgoys, entrance Lynn Harsor. S9
Csusevay Nghl house EdgartOWn. 4eO
Buoys h6FbOr NsWDuypOn. JO0
Lighthouse breaEwsiei Bass Rver.............. 1000
Beacors Bird Island snd False SPIT, C. Boston goo
Bescon &c mouth Of EsseI RYer................. $50
Lighthouse, and pigs Island cuttyhunk ....SoC0o
Lighthouse Sandy Point Prudence Island. 500
spar buoy Dutch Island 20
-Four spar buoys Greenpor hsrbof.............. 800
Two beacon II his FOrl Hamilton SOU
Seven can huOys Niagara River, between horse snoe 80
reef end Grand Island o 49,
Beacon Sc Romer shoal
Iron nbuoy between old AID new Inlet shos, LII On
lie Egg ~
DELAWARE.
Lighthouse entrance Indian River. 9OOO
Light boat seven foot knoll mouth Of Pesspsco .e'O'
VIRGINIA. n,o
Two lights end Hog Island ~
-Four beacons 10 James Rfyer..... '''"
NORTH CAROLYN ,on
Buoys 10 HStteras 'VO
SOUTH a~oLiNA' -,,o
Beacon light, Morris lsls -''V
Beacon light pier Bnssissppi cisy.......'''. 5000
MICHIGAN.
Lighthouse NV poln! Grad TrgyeTs Bay........ 400
Straits Msckinsw, nesr Chebeygan..... 1000
shore Lake Superior 81 Octsnsgon... 1900
WISCONSIN.
Lighhouse mouth Twin Rivers 300
TEXAS.
Lighthouse Asnsss
bOiVAT fOlnt i-ihV'l
NaBgOrda Island .....s,................lY.V
CALIFORNIA.
Lighthouse Point Conception, and fog bel........
San Diego. n10
FaralOnes Island, San Frsnclsco and '''''
log Dcll.
OREGON.
Lighthouses on Cape Disappointed, OF Cape Fsi-
terry and New Dungenress al Il iron 1uoys 10
Columbia River addition 40
Life boats,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

DEAfH ri STRoEE OF TIE srS.--A man
whose name Is unknown, while at work in the low.
er part Of the City yesterday was overpovered by
me neat OF the sun, and fell to the ground. He
wss placed IN carriage. to be conveyed to MS 70.
Hdenoe up town, bot died on The way His BODY
was taken TO the Sixteenth Ward Station Hoaso.
Whers n inquest will be held.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

lIONDAYf June y.
IMnCRATioS-Tho number of alien passengers
arrived at this port ia Nay - 259. being 1853
more than during the same month in l549. We
give below the arrivals for the first fifteen days Of
June, by which it will be seen that there has been
a sudden decrease Of two-thirds ia the arrivals Of
Aliens:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17
CALIFORNIA.

E = lss: PEARiS & BROCGWAY g .::::,.'
sACEAnENIC crTT, q
GROCERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
4 IBTRAL ADVANCES rlace cousi yrras IA spa a.,
u agency buaoess promptly attended TO. Rs.or 70
s A FAHsEsr0cK & Go. Hew.York
EARP ( YoUNe, Philadelphia
c. O. HUssEy, !. 50. HOVE WILLIAM LAEivss, il. n
HEAzLEToN, Pittsburgh .ags 6n y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

CoBsTERFEIT.-A man Who gave the name o
John Furch, was arrested last evening in tho Fiit
Ward FOR passing counterfeit money.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

SUNDAY, June 10.
REseuLD.-John Sterling who fell into the rive,
at Coentiesslip, at O'Clock yesterday aitsrroon
was rescued by officer Hamilton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

u John Sullivan was arrested this morning IL
the Sixth Ward, for a ierOcious assault on oiiice
O'Neil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

MYSTERIOUS DEATa.-Ths Coroner held Al in
quest yesterday, Al IN. Seventh Ward Station
House opon the body Of male infant ouad In tLs
docA loot OF Jacksonst. 3. r. Marks q y;oler~e
were 10 be seen on the body, and from the feet Of
iAe cotton clothes 10 which It was io1nd be NJ near
y dry II is supposed 70 havs been In tbs vr.se- Lt
avery short time. No eTidence could be obt.i,aS
except uas Of the individual who found n. co-Dss
ana ne tary were obliged 70 render A vsrdlst al
"Dsslh irSm SONS 1nSs0Wn Cause
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

SrDUcTIoS-The SleH6enviRe Herald reports
trial IN court in which John Evans recovered o. 900
damages against John Powell, a merchant SIXTY
years Of age for the seduction Of the daughter Of
ike plaintiff not 10 Year, Sf age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

~ Nicholas Hewlett was arrested yesterday
in the Seventh Ward, for stealing a quality Of
COPPER The property was in MA possession.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17
THE BEST PLACE 70 aJv.

CLOTHlEG, AT WHOLESALE OR RERafKL 10 81
Othe Store Of ?. l.. ROGERS IS FULTOa-sP. al Tue
gn Of Gen. Taylor efsert without hesitation, st ar
stock Of Spring and SUMNER Cotnng Il toe cheapest add
most varied, both N Syis and pricek that has 5ssn
offered icr sale In he city.
DgesS and Frock CoAD, rom Er5nca ans Engish
S. % - 20
Ofce ana Business Coats frola Cashmere oashmere,
Tweed Alaracca, End Linen, hc. 81 % 70 %
.........,............,... $50 %
BOYS CLOTElA0.
Bsys frock ard Seek Coats, rom Con,
Aarseca Linen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1910 ~
boys Jackets and Pants, from 81 70 90
e. Vests, nom six, Sann and Hsrseaiss 81 70 90
Also q splendid assortment Of C!Otis CessmereI and
Nesgings constantly hand, and made ths shoTesi
pOuce. r. L. ROGERS 70 Fglto1-sL cor. q Gold
A iull suit OF Summer Clothing for 81 ses tmkWFh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

CHARGE OF BURGLGRY-A man named Oliver
Libby Wasyesierday arrested ehsrsed WITH b-s,E
ing iuto the Carpenter shop Of John An6srso, IN
fcur1eenth It. and stealing therelron tools 10 he
Taiue OF s2i' which were Sound in ais pcs.sssion
4! ae aeA3oNledgea breaking into the shop through
him TO commit the theft. IL. was o0stattsJ :.
Justies Thonpsos of Trial "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

ITO DEAF PERSONs.-Ths powers Of Hearing ~
stored and the various distressing NOISES ana
snt discharges Of he removed 10 short ns 49,.
Ok or pain Gt Dr. LuTEnERs Ear InbTIusfy 20 Cor.
wsy Open daily EXCEPT Sundays rom unn - NJ.
gultsucn fee BY k,leS or otherwise g. Unpao ,sIs:
fused.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

II John +. AsshinslOss was arrested a. Rsa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17
TIE ce..u. Of 1880 Deputy Marshal. for the

TIE Ceusu. OF $50 Deputy AIsrshals for the
Southern District Of New-York,
The L. S. Marshal for this District HENRI r.
TA1LEADGE) having, with one or two exceptions
,ppointed his Deputy Marshals for the taking 0,
the Census We give below their names, residences
and the wards or towns allotted 10 each. They
will enter upon their duties 10 very few days, and
We b.spe.k fcr them the cooperation Of the people,
80 tina. tire results OF their labor may be-
The Jaw provides that these Assistant Asrshals
shall personally visit every dweling-house family,
ard place Of industry, and obtain the required in
formation by questions pa! to member Of. Or
AGENT for such family, &C. Section IS, requires
,re,v pers54 90 gears Old, tsiHs nsns5er o. ageat
Of osv fonav 10 aHser 10 the 5est Of as SsoS'edgs
the q,le,ions PIT By he assistant uSder u: pcsa'-
~ n torgeitiag 80 10 RE p's Of NE Gegers' Ger.
aRE.eR. ..,,.,.,,,. o,-,
l., g,arS-JeHS ~ FLINT Pear. e. houss.
HIRAM griffin, = AlbslysL
~ 9;grS--sol oYuy KING. l5i F1l;Ca-sL
ne WayS-THoMIs u CERoNE, - Warren 81.
ia VIaIS--lSo yet allotted .,-..
Tli H'arG-HLzEEIAH 2. cEATNAS ~ Gfes5wiea a.
iLIxax1ER MADAM. corner Of ye5zy 1nt vaTsek
JTa WaTe-cHAELrs 3. FooTE, = chaSSerEst
yrrS WlrS-WnIi,M RoruETos, Jr, .5s Madison o.
THOMAS Cots, Rulgeisst
TTIItA U'drG-JcHN SitLoueHi 100 casa o.
Or J. W FEiL-l73 SpTing-Et
JxH Vard-WALTER CUNNINGHAM ~ Esn1ort'si
BRrcE { SgITu l3 West l3th-st.
JOHN c. NcHoLsoE, - s1okst
In UarG-A A. HAvILAaD, sl2 Broore
Low T. RAAEARD 98 Delaney.
YrS Ware-sHIRgAE c. MALLoKY, 81 Avs1usc
JcaN A. BAuEULgt, G. Avenue D
YTf'h ~ ar6-THoNAs Jackson. Harlem.
IIITA Ward-OBlDIAH NEwcoxr, Jr Tozpknfst
william n Lyon, IS Atlcuey-st-
XITth Hi1sd-WILlfAH 5 OkEGoRY lis BovSy.
Gas r. NEYEKs, 10 spring[i
YIN Wd-d-E. LUDLOW, - Afnily place
NATHANIEL n. BRowS, 900 Broomest
XVIA WdrS-OscAR TAYLOR. cor. 18th s. AID fh.av.
JcUr BAYARp, les West Ieth-st
JAWS 7. CoUESHovES l4l Westlsthst
TTIta HdYd-IsAAc III. BRows, l07 Fouribay.
Jas @. HAVTLAED, N BoweEY.
XVIIIfh WdrG-LE0EAED HAZELTfsR. IN 7lfttk
WM h ADAMS a5thIL DeaJ LsKingioa-av.
WEsr CokKLIS cor 3day and nth g.
XIAA Ward-JcyasN WItses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

ILLEGAL PEDDLERs.-Chnstopher Umiolter ana
Conrad so.ee. we're arrested yesterday 10 the
Eighth Ward for selling fresh a1eAt in the street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

FATAL AecipENT.-An inqus,: was held vas.
terdsy, at pier ~ East River upon "a. bodyy -
George Berry, native Of England, 60 yesr s,s
whose death WA caused by fracture Of lhs soi5.
caused oy h;s having accidentally fallen from tbe
deck the bark Henry, lying in ne East b.. '-s
Verde: accordingly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, JUNE II.

buns Hotel at . O'Clock this morning, under "s1s
picous circumstances
~ Mary and Joanna Collins were arrested
Yesterday in the Fourth Ward on a warrant Tor
assaultirg Jerome Nanahan.
CoUsTERFEIT.-A man who gave the name Of
John Furch, was arrested last evening in The FiEh
Ward FOR passing counterfeit money.
e John Sullivan was arrested this morning ia
the Sixth Ward for ierCciocs assault on officer
O'Neil.
~ Nicholas Hewlett was arrested yesterday
in the Seventh Ward, for stealing a quality Of
copper. The property was IN MA possession.
ILLEGAL PEDDLERs.-C Christopher Umfolter and
Conrad so;ee were arrested yesterday IN the
Eighth Ward for selling fresh aeas IN The street.
~ John Stevens was arrested in the Ninth
" ard Yesterday evening, for riotous assault aad
destroying the furniture Of John Bogert
CousrERTEIT MosEY-John aud Charles Butler
were arrested last night in the Ninth Ward for at.
tempting to pass counterfeit money. Upon Charles
was found money amounting to sl93, Of which eight
bills were tens altered from ones Of the Owego
Broadway Ocean AID Ithaca Banks, and 50 BIZ
on the Bank of Newburgh $40 were IN good
money. Upon John was found an altered one OF
the Bank Of Owego made into ten, which he at
tempted to pass 10 George Giles, corner Of Bleeck-
er and Charles SIS. They then went 70 the store
Of Mr.. Fink, corner Of Fourth and Charles SIS.
where they succeeded in passing it, but the clerk
did not like the looks Of the notes and had the two
fellows arrested
e John Colehip and John Lawrence were ar
rested In the Thirteenth Ward yesterday on a
charge Of stealing yards Of Brussels carpet and 3
yards Of linen, from the steamboat Florida
% James Devln was arrested in the Eighteenth
Ward FOR stealing Sc BILL which he secreted in
the lining Of mis- hat.
"a Thomas Crawford was arrested yesterday
in the Second " ard for stealing pocket rlies val
ued at 50, from j. d. Pike.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17
INSURANCE.

THE QRoOERS'
FIRE INSURANCE COMfANT.
once, No. Is Wall corner OF Pesfl-sL IL. T.
CAPITAL, $4,000.
INHlo COMPANY, having Iheir capital ell paid Ia, n
u cssh prepared TO Insure Buildings Merchandise,
Household furniture, Vessels In por dlsr C.rgoss &e
against loss damage by fire; also the hsas q Inland
Navigation and transportation, 0n he mos. hayorsb,s
terms Az 1sses promptly adjusted and paid
DIRECTIONS
KUF0sS.fOsY EosEs TAYLOR gLngsca AoosH.
HsrsR kAsTIE, GsoRGE ELDEs, GAS dUsgHALrns.
FRAEcIs SKIpDT Henry EOsY Asa g. PoarHa
JAS. B. WILsos, ALEx n. 0skNT, vs. =. g0srxh
BBr.SIsHxRAAE, MARSHAL PkPOoH, Isaac G. fAMoH,
SAMPSON kooEg, President
J. AmTos osirH, Secretary. Nfms
PIE MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY,
or rHE CITY o. ssw.YORK.
OFFICE, COR. GREENWICH AND DEFY HT3 OVCI
NORTH RIVER BANK.
CAPITAL, $500 900
'A'hls COMPANY, having thsir capital 81 paid ia, In
CASH, are prepared TO ns1re budings merchandise,
household furniture, vessels 10 port their csgoes ks
against loas damage By ere An losres o,ofnpv al.
iasted and paid.
DIRECTORS
Le'i Apgn, Joseph NJ Brown G. v 8. 0strsnder,
~ A. hoPpoes' g. n Van Auksn, Vslen.ns Kirby,
WIN RI. DeltZ, ID. 4 Martin, Ely HoooOck,
o. w bnnnam freeman Campbell, Ward A Work,
Namanlel weed, Crowel Adanis David Magic,
Baml 3. Bowman, Robert Hoe WIN an sfacs
Yielding s. GAM, Theodore MARITIME Robers p Getty
CROWEL ADAMS, Presiden<
dEo- w, oA'Aek eecrsary my4n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

IL Mary and Joanna Collins were arrested
Yesterday in the Fourth Ward, on 4 warrant FOR
assaulting Jerome Nalahan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

buns Hotel at O'Clock this morning, under slI.
pcious circumstances.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17
oANTLEaENs WAXING APPAgsr.

- first quality WORK made TO ores- 90 Fuitons betwesa
William End God, has Just purchased f,r cash choice
sormeDt Of colhs cassiHnsres End yestiags Which, win
Low and selling FOR cash be 10 eoablod 10 up e
Per cent less Than Broadway prices He has FOR tie Afi
eight yea enjoyed reputation even ~ hoss 81 s s1ns
usie OF cutting te beat fitting EAfnsnls md tor tasss
srd sye b viii gnsrAIIee sznno be bosssu srzsied
myH lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

q John Stevens was arrested in the Ninth
Ward yesterday evening, for riotous assault sad
destroying the furniture Of John Bogert.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17
The IIahf-Uause BIZ.

The following are the amounts aPPortioned io'
Light Houses, in the bill reported by Mr.. Grinnell
in The House Of Representatives:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

BowERY FiRE INSURANCE CosPAsYl
Once lzf Bpwsry, May IS 1850. !
DIVlDEND.-Ad dividend OF ten per cent win be paid
~ 10 the stockholders Of lhs Company on ar5 ater he
lat June next The THnssr Books will be closed rom as
18th inst TO Tat day BY order Of the Board.
myleulb q u TAYLOR Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17
PATENTS FOR NEW INVENTIONS.

PATENTS FOR NEW INVENTIONS.
ITO PARTIES INTERESTED IN new t1sennco$
< The subscriber Offers ais services 10 foierrg 49,
Patent 10 this eoan sad sso Ia Great Bht1s, Frans
and other Coninsalsl SAFES. Every nforaascn ~ s<s
obtained Of and sdytcs sSoriei 30 legal 60 scens
points contested VIII eese sas yscIs By
nils n J. =. PikbsOh . " 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

JAMES n. GOODMAN,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA,
MILL GIVE his srert0n TO ihe sale Of
w ALL KINDS or PROPERTY
Designed FOR that Market
REFERENCES;
Messrs. J. "a. HOYT s. SON. New. York.
YOUNGS g. HOWELL NsW-YOTk
JOHN WILLIAMS s CO Rochester, NY
BELL 4 GOODMAN, do DO
CHARLES N. Ii T. Esq do do
OF 0RGE r. CLARKE, Fec. DO. 10.
Mr.. NJ. 5. HAWLEY, Buffalo, NY.
Mr. JAMES W. slBLEY. Ciucnnau Ohie
Mr. + W. BACKUS, Detroit Itch.
GEORGE GIBBS ESQ Chicago, Ill
Messrs PAGE BACON, 81 Loois, Mo
&c EDGELb, PAISLEY s co. 81 Lol.sI No.
9" WHIrTEMORE, RUTHERFORD Il Co. Toror.
10, Caneda JET jsw2m
WILLIAM A. DANA. HESRY y. DANA.
DANA BROTHERS,
SHIFTING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
San Francisco, California.
RgFgSEscEs
Messrs. Dudley B. Fuller Co New.Yorh
Samuel Dams, ESQ. Boston.
Meesrs. johnson 4 Cox, Troy, ~ Y.
MessrE. Simmons, Hutchinson Il Co. San Francisco.
EORsIGNHlENTS RECEIVED on the usual terms.
OHevng large sore ship mOOred 10 the wharf, IN the
their warehouse from which goods bs dschag
ed without extra lgklerage or shipped a. any time Of
tide. lei m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

COLORED SHIRTS-A great variety, adapted 70
" The Summer season; muslin, een, fzncy, pisiR kc
On hsod and made 70 order BY MRS BHhAh.
lelS lw Al her Furnishing Store, Astor Eo<ss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

CLOTHING AND TAILORING.-Imnen
Ssock Of feshions0ie ready msds eotai5g OF eZsIy
description loo coGis from 81 TO SIS; 500 yests rom
81 to "a; 5000 pAns tom 81 TO s5 To measure cioirh
cessneres and yesngs, embracing everything new sna
vii eouV-ee an D per rent less Than any house IN ks
ely. for clsh 81 (Tsmenber hs name sd ngmSsYl
~ MICHAEL CONWAY,
ryzI Iups 10 P0l0nst near Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

GLOVES AND CRAyATs--A erss. vsrissy
VI la.est syle. FOR sale, by
hrs. BEAAN, Sssr Furrissin. Store.
ielJ lw Assor Hoass.
The republic., 1850-12-05
Indiana Convention.

The exemption section, after many Intellectual
attempts TO amend its phraseoogy, finally passed on
Wednesdsy-aycs l0s, noes lS II is as follows:
"The privilege Of the debtor to enjoy the neecs.
sary comforts Of life shall be recognised by whole
some laws exempting reasonable amount Of pro
perty from seizure or sale, for tho payment of any
debt or liability hereafter contracted"
Women's rights, after considerable debate, pass.
ed in the exact language of Mr.. Blythe's section
ayes 90, noes 90. as follows:
"The real and personal property Of women, whe
ther owned before marriage or atterwArd, acquired
by purchase or gift, (other than from the husband
in fraud of his creditors) devise, descent shall
be and remain secured, under equitable conditions
by law"
The republic., 1850-12-05
Making ON aggregate Of.
The General Bounty Land Lnc Of Septem
18th. 1850

ZNM, lNJO.
The number Of claims already presented under
this comprehensive law, up TO the 9th Of NOvcm-
Der, 1850, g,4lS, and the number Is increasing
rapldly-scarccly mail arriving which docs not
swell the list.
The whole number OF pcrsons who, II living.
would be entitled 20 the benefit Of that iav, would
exceed half million.
The Commissioner supposes, from the beet data
within HE reach, that one half are dead leaving
no person 20 claim under them. VI this estimate
be cOrrect-and imagine IL will be found 10 ap.
proIimatc accuracy--the whole number Of claim.
ants will be about hro hundred and fffv Dotoand.
IL wlll thus be soen that the act Of 25th Septem
Der, 1850, isby far the most important bounty land
law that has ever been passed, whether we consider
the number Of fbenehciaries under ts provision, or
the extent Of the domain granted
Deeply impressed with the responsibility Incl
dent 10 the administration Of n trust Of such mag
nitudc, | have sought 70 make the necessary ar.
rangemcnts TO ensure ts prompt and efficient exc.
cution. Forms have been prepared with ample
instructions 20 guide applicants IN presenting their
claims, and assurances given that every proper IA
city will be afforded for the establishment of lust
demands under the law.
Plates have been ordered TO be engraved for print
ing the warrants, and every precautien has been
adopted 30 guard against fraud and forgery. These
plates will soon be completed, and there need then
be delay in commencing the issue Of warrants
regret TO say, however, that the law contains no
provision for the employment and compensation Of
the clerical force necessary for its execution.
Under the terms Of the law, "a have been con
strained 70 construe them, the warrants are not as
signsble. The holders Of them cannot, therefore,
make them available until they have been located
and patented. Thi, process will necessarily re
cure considerable time aud II is therefore pecu-