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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13
National Labor Reform Congress.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

CHICAGO, Ill June g. 1885,
The Industrial Congress assembled here on the
5h inst and proceeded to organize temporarily by he
calling Of VIM SAMPSON OF Chicago TO the Chair, and elect
ing B. H. Boynlon Of Milwaukee Secretary. No bust
ness however was Transacted the afternoon sp-
pointed for the Odd Fellows Celebration In which many
wished to participate Aer the appointment OF Commit
organization, and another credentials the meet
ing adjourned to Thursday morning.
TAassdGy June 6.-The report Of the Committee on or
gsnizsuOn unanimously adopted, by which WARREN
CHASE was chosen President; William Sampson and Jer
lei Root Of H. l.. A. Hne OF Ohio and J. X. Ingas Of
New.York, Vice Pfeidenlsi aud B. IL BoynIon and CD
Allen, Secretaries.
Amer The appointment Of Business and other Committees
Mr. Van Amringe offered some Peace resolutions prefeed
with some remarks The history AID effect Of what have
been called Peace Congresses Referred TO special Com
nitee consisting OF hessrs Ingalls, Root and Daniels and
m:de The order ofbusness for Friday.
hIhhSooN sEssios.-Mr. Van Amrnge offered series
o Tesoe1ons on Slavery, eondemnng all excuse or AZ.
tempt 10 pasle the wrong and asserting the Kindred ma
upon the white lsbOrs Of lie North And ina, so,S1
and landlords whether q, The Norh or South can opIv
tenn OF Free Lands '~
Jms 7-Resolutons OF commentator to Isaac p. WAN.
or, the Wisconsin Legislature Ac were referred TO spe
cisl Committee. Mr. ingslls from the Comnee on he
Peaee resolution, reported favorable, when The subsc, OF
Peace and Wsr, well as the aim and tendency Of the
present Peace movement discussed with much ANNA.
uon by hessrs Chase sampson, Hine, Van Amringe In
fhsse rs.oasps aer ,.oDsiserse yasSs.toS s-.
soofeed. They express sympathy with the fesce move
aent ye assert that Peace and ln1suce are esrnay To-
compatible and that movement viii be effected which
20, begn viii principles and lays the foundation OF
permanent pesce by the abolition Of Wrong AMI the essb
nncnt o. Liberty EquAnIy Had Fraternity among man.
no was ferhes resolved nat the Industrial Congress
.Sogoaes 10 All ragmentary reiorns genuine movements
oSotoer constituting the whole OF Progress and that 60
IS % ~ h philosophy the widest Geld O.. inqairy
teasIs nom VIM. s. Wait, J. O. Wsites John Ferrol
A1d I'm, ~.D S.T Ts.s receive 1seeyes shd read.
LIAR rn zoe subject Of eommendsiory resolutions
.sn Up, and sfler naea discusson resolutions were
passed oeslgnArng the btu submilted by Hon Isssc p
walker Tin The Y. Senaiel AZ he onlv one vs nrsssnt
60. S .S ne Freedom Of Public Lands which
49, 10 ~ So on - Hght 6ssis-the night OF every
40 eonPnmsnang hesst. Gent Smith G. II Evans ard
Plea @'o0 ne'0'in E'ine-
IN, MI H p % whom bad been referred communication
.rhs, % repIrssa declaration OF nghts This
The inaosirial Congress not yerv "A
ss.sea aesree o. TALENT ehsrseler1es me members
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FOREIGN Cols.-An attempt Is being made nere
and elsewhere in Kentucky, 20 drive out o. oircula-
ton the small Spruish coin with which the nsrcan-
tile class are so much pestered. The idea, which
is being carried into practice, ia to refuse to re-
ceye Spanish bits ard quarters for more than 10 or
20 cents, respectively, ia the purchase OF goods
TIE turnpikes, too, and the Banks we understand,
have originated or adopted this system, In the re-
ceipt Of their dues. IGeoEge;own lHy.) Her. 9Th.
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ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Aucroneer.
ID q " pTnRV 6ALE OF FOUR THOUSAND

nFREmPTORN HALE on -FOUR THOUSANU
i BUILDING LOTS and valuable Wa.er fron.s n l,
he Erie RAILROAD Sale be made .. the Merchants Ex
change in the city Of New-Yofk by order Of Rns,si
i BLEECKER viii sell al auction on WEDNESDAY,
he 18th OF June, 1850 u O'clock at the Merchants
Exchange the following valuable property VIZ; In The
bv order Of rusee about 900 building lots In said town
and number of valuable water fronts and wharf privileges
on The habor The sale OF the whole OF which viii be abb
soute and unreseYed 10 the CHEST bdders Lhogrsphie
aps OF the properly be obtained OF the suctoneer,
ore month before the sale Is per OF the pur
chase money can remain bond and mortgage for years.
per cent per Dunkirk being the terminus Of The
Erie Railroad and its harbor the finest the Lake. this
property offers inducemenxo buyers The sale VIII
Be continued daily until the whole property 10 sold.
20222425, 2330i357,l0,l2I N,li6)
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ANTHONY J. BLEECKER. Aucnoaeer.
81 YALUABLk BUILDING LOTS ON Hall

al MIL CoarI and Clinton STA and on Hamlton-ayecue,
In the City Of Brooklyn, al Auction.
ANTHONY J. BLEECkER viii sell al auction
THURSDAY June Is, at - o'clock, the Real Estate
Sales Room, Bfosd-sL tie following valuable Building
LOIS
CoURr.sT-B Brooklyn valuable Buildings Lots o. and
next tie cor Of Court and NH sic. ell fronting Court
ST. The said lots beng each In ize % feet front and rear by
lOO feet deep.
NnLsr-Aso, lots directly In the rear Of the above,
fronting on ME distant 100 feet fron Colris each Of
same dimensions.
HALIgsr-Also lots on Hsllst between Hamilton ave
nue. and Cours each % fee front and rear by from ~ 70
100 feel deep. -
HA,rL Tos-AvEEuE-7lots on Hamilton avenue between
Hall ard MN sis Of aaid lots running from Hamilton
avenue 10 Han The said lots varying rom . 10 % ee
front By from % 10 100 feet In depth.
Also the triangular piece q ground containing los
formed by Clinton and Mill sts and hamlIonayenue max
ing IN al one block Of ground the said oS being OF YaI
Gus sizes.
The title to the shove property is unqueshoasble
Terms made known on day Of sale.
Mars can be obtained Of ,he Auctioneer, 7 BroadH
iel1 % ll,l<fl
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the dead We were advised by our na;iue friends
to keep in the house nh the funeral was over, and
VIC should be safe. Still, il they were no, exas-
peratsd or under excitement, wo1ld rather trust
myself with them than with many Of the Amer
cans-certainly than with the black leg portion o.;
them. This ! believe to be the opinion OF all or
the better part Of the sedate aad quiet Americans
here
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ANTHONY j. BLEECKER, Aucroneer
ARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF 4IS

n VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE VILLAGE
OF ASTORIA Long Island, a. Auction
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER VIII sell at suction on
TUESDAY June 49, 1885, ct u O'clock, at the Hea Estate
Sales Room Brosdsl, the following valuable property,
viz:
In TIRE VILLAGE OF AsroRIA-465 valuable building lots
IN the Village OF Astoria, Long Island, beautifully situated
Broadway, Ridge and Cames SIS and on the Crescent
First, Second and TliTd avenues The plot OF ground
formed by the above lots Is Of The most desirable for
building purposes In the Village Of Astoria, having com.
manding view overlooking Hales Cove and the Long Isl
nd Sound Some Of the above lots will be sold In lots OF
from three aeres most egiby situated for country
This sale offers opportunities for small capital
lists to make safe and profitable Investments The sale Will
be posiyeevey Let put up will BIS sold without
TO The highest bidder The terms OF sale will be very ac-
nodsipg the purchasers Lithogrsphic maps snd
further particulars be obtained Of the Auctionee
Brotdst - -
VILLA SITES AT ASTORIA, LII
VILLA SITES AT ASTORIA L. LIN the new Crescent re-
Gently laid 10 plots each 100 feet 1000
In DEPTH elevated ground OF good soil for gardening and
commanding extensive views In every direction In beauty
of prospect hey cannot be surpassed and they OF
easy access to business the upper part Of the city Fam
lies DESTROYS OF forming select neighborhoods among them
seyes may by early application before the public sale
the 18th select and contiguous plots low rates,
In consideration OF improving them Immediately II any
number Offer will be taken TO make the neighborhood
select as desirable.
Maps and views Of the proposed buildings be at
the auction room Of A. J. Beeck0r, Broad e. and
board the steamers Astoria and Warrington irving plying
TO The Village of Astoria In which the properly 10 slusted
person will be The ground every day TO show the lots
ana give any Information desired. jei2 6nsc
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r. {. kEMP, AucIoueeT. = = -,
ARGE AND SPECIAL SALE OF KIOSK.
L. WOOD. MAHOGANY, AND BLACK WALNUr
10 o'clock at saeroom $50 Broadway without reserve by
catalogue r. C. KEMP will sell 80 above. large sssor
meut OF Rosewood Mahogany, and Walnut Furniture VIZ
Carved Rosewood Paror Furniture suite Consisting OF
SOFA Easy and Parlor Chsrs. Carved Rosewood BOOK
cases Carved Rosewood Gothic Bedsesds, Carved Ma
hoeany Spring seat Paror Chair Carved and Plain Ms
hogany Bedsteads do Bureaus with and without marble
tors; Exter sion Dining Work, Fancy and Sofa Tables
Marble Tor, Rosewood and Mahogany Center Tables
Walnut Chairs; Il air MSiuasr, Psiasses, Car
rot, China Ware, &c &c
Plano Fortes AT l2 O'clock s very superior Carved
Rosew God 81 and octave Piano Fortes fully warranted
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=. COTTON, Aucaoneer.

T.. COTTON, Auctoneer.
ON THURSDAY, June Is, atl0t o'clock at 81 East
OBroadway the entire furniture OF family removing,
consisting in part OF sofas mahogany and curl maple chaifs
and other tables French and pam DedsIeaos car
nets of an kinds oil cloths feather beds and maressesc
ains and corners dining and tea tables solar hal and 9th
er lamps china glass and earhen ware table cutlery cn-
en- hTntii1re &c Sale positive rain sAiue. ie2 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13
COAL.

GOAL! COAL !-Bes, Peach Orchard, range and egg
~ size OF superior quality delivered 81 cents lees han
last Summers phces from SIMPSONS yards 70 fhomp-
son-st near Spring, and Cdnstopasrst near yenenon
Market my2l Inn
4 AM DELIVERING the best Red Ash Goa, sove
or Egg from my yard corner Of King and Green wch,
e475; N5o from boats imy25 2m'I PETER CLINTON
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REMOVAL
THE suBscRIBERs WILL REMOVE THEIR
LOOKING-GLASS AND PIOTURE-FRAndE
AANUFACToRY AND wARERooMs
Nos. $40 AND $40 BROADWAY,

Nos $40 AND $40 BROADWAY,
On or about June 10,
WHERE, WITH INCREASED facilities for prompt
w and superior execution Of every branch Of her bus
unde. their Immediate supervision, and greatly
enlarged stock OF Ers quality looking plate nagnh.
Gently framed In the Renaissance Louis XIV and otner
styles together with varied assortment OF sizes aud
prices a. be Obtained any establishment In the United
BATES they confident OF mo liberal support Of tbor
friends and the public In general.
WALLER L KEEPS, IS sprucsst
WAX. have made srsngementsf for continuous supply
or sncen and modern paintings OF which iafgo colIse
don always be seen and very many VIII DO found wor.
Inv OF particular attention. my2l
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w. w. SHIRLEY, Aucuoneer.
CHINA, CR0CKERY, GLASSWARE &c.-
" W. w. SHIRLEY will sal on THURSDAY, yune ~,
at O'clock the 200 Third avenue Eighteenth
the valuable stock OF Crockery Glass and Cpna saer
declining business consisting Of aad DOWN blue edged
dipt fancy ware, dinner and tea ses Ia lots % SUI
dealers and grocers Terms eash-bssksb money sale
CHARGE sale rain or shire ieli SITS
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BRUSH MANUrAoToRY

sJslS1 PEARLrsT. FRANK LIN.SQUARE.-Tb sub
OO scrber respectfully infoms his customers and he
public lhst he has hand for the Spring trade large
whiiewash do window do, dssttng do &C. Also, an ex'
tensye assortment OF fancy brushes Of superior workman
ship which he 10 selling al The lowest prices Tho under.
signed has received from the American Institute silver
medal for the best brushes exhibited Al their late sir
40 2ms JOHN X. HOPPEL
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NlAl persons liable TO militia duty in tho unun,fomsd
Militia be exempted from service and nss for ne year
1850 by paying to HARVEY HART, Receiver Of Taxes,
New Civ Hall In the Park IS cents. Tho Receivers
Books Of Communication now open and commuters arc
requested 10 make Immediate payment az inc receiver
viii not have opportunity 10 attond 70 comnute
when be gins receive City Taxes Al persons not
Committing viii fned the full amount win cost OF cor
ise,,rg CHlRLEs w SANFORD, Major General
Sss 90 III Dtvtsion N. YorE Stats Militia
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GREAT COUGH REMEDY.
AYRE's CHERRY PICTORIAL,
Ear a rttr. If

COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENE5s,
BRONCHITIS HOPPING COUGH, GROUP,
ASTHMA, and CONSUMPTION.
FVNHE UNIFORM SUCCESS which has attended the
OF this preparation iLs sNuafy efect It's power 70
relieve and cure affections Of the aDgs have gained forh
the afflicted with entire confidence In lts vraes sri he
full belief that II Will snbdue and the seyerest Al
scss Of disease upon the throat and lungs While na
powerful remedial agent In tbs moe, desperate and almost
hopeless cases OF consumption 10 also, In dlminshed
doees one OF the mfdest and agreeable family medl
cnes for common coughs coda Read below the opin
Ion Of men who are known 70 tho world, and tho world
respect their opinions
JANIS G. AyER-Sir' have used your Cherry Peeto-
Taln my OF deep-sested Broachs and
.fed lrom It's chemical Constitution that Il s al Hirsbs
compound for the relief Of iarynal and bronchial difficult
ties II my opinion a. TO H. superior character can be Of
any service you liberty 10 use as think proper
EDWARD HITCHCOCK, LID.
President Of Amherst College.
From Benz Silimsn, MD. LID. etc
Professor OF Chemistry Mtnersogy, nc Yale College
Member OF the Lit Hist Med Phil and Scientific soco
ties OF America and Europe.
! deem the Cherry Pectorel an admirable composition
from the best articles In tho Maeria He1ca and
very effective remedy for toe cAss OF diseases 10 Intended
to cure.
New.H Haven Conn. Nov. l. is4s.
Prof Clesveland, OF Bowdon College, Me-
Writes have Witnessed the efsctz Of your Cherry Pee
torap In my own family and lha, Of my friends and gves
me qatsseon to state ls favor thst medicine have
known has proved eninenuy successful In curing
diseases.
Sold by RUsHToN, CLARKs co: ITO and 212 Broad.
way; r. ID. SMITH, Brooklyn; J. ID. NOVEL;, Wilisms-
bureh and by druggists generally. slsSwTurh&s'
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s. DRAPER, Jr. Aucuoneey.
AIR or CANNON AND SMALL ARMS Al

=. UNNT JFs NVNtIJIvtI
GALE or CANNON AND SMALL ARMS At
STHE NAVY YARD, BROoKLYN.-HAGGERfY.
DRAPER 4 JONES win sell al public auction, at the U.
s. Navy Yard, Brooklyn, SATURDAY, June ~, Of u
O'clock noon the following cannosi caronsdes and small
long 2is; 81 long 1885, IS long rs SO long 9s long S.
long a. Carronades-l 6s-pounder 80 i2s SIS II 2i IL
1885, Slss and f6pounder gunnsdesi lSinch and lench
pistols l5 cutasses 81 Coils rides; Colts pistols; 50
bowie knifc pistols rhes blunderbusses Terms cash
The above be removed from the Yard ss soon aer me
sals az the Conmsndan OF the Yard may direct. myD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13
NEW MARKET.

vy,HE SUBSCRIBER takes this method Of informing he
public that no nas opened Q new Meal Shop Si east
aide Of Third.sy. between Twentyfh and Twenty sixth
s where be Intends furnishing the best OF evoy hind Of
meat Ia is season. determined thai nothing shall DO want
ing ON his part 10 give entire Subtraction.
Also The place Beef Calves Sheep and Lambs
si vholssss on fair terms for CASH or tho slaughter
house IN twenty fourthst between Second and Third ava
myI6 Inn NICHOLAS RYERSON.
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WINDOW SHADES. GILT CoKNlCts! pkA
w pEpy mtIsLINs he.-Esmiles about Furnishing
h a, rtndovs with the shove articles viii md a. J. v
Wc}pDFORD's rs Broadway, tie lHgeG and ossi -
.rSnen n IL city several styles never oefors inr
Snrsd IN Ney.York Lscs sad mCstn corta'ns dfApefN
i.ssels loops. pns bands coraices, Ge F1iHlaes Pa,
sbssirz OF De subscbel may rely upon getting nrstIsa
s-fre and a. low - 10 possible % import or nsnahf
inrs hi Merchants buyng al wholesale WI ind hdecdec
Nv 70 their Advantage % cal before
ais N &C. WOODPORD. 2S5 Broadway.
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A n. MEkWIN, AncAoncer.
EpY BANGS PLATT q co. store ~ brosdwsy'
ID Particular attention gtven 70 The sac OK fuFaie ofs.
ries Cash advances made when desired.
FRIDAK EVENING, June IA, al ! O'Clock
ASsIeNEEs'SALE OF BOOKSELLERS sTOcK-A large and
desTAhes collection Of Standard, Miscellaneous, school,
Classical and Juvenile Books 10 Quantities.
Also agTea variety OF Staple and Fancy Stationery nc
Catalogues ready snd may be had az Ihi saes
room
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WINDOW SHADES.
WINDOW SHADES.

WINDOW SHADES.
f|ELTY RIKER 1Sl Chsiham-sL cal tho s''enuoh o.
m al persons wanting Shades 10 their assortment o'
Shades and materials for making and hanging Snsasa.
rhey make the best qualify only and sell pnees ton
80 e.r, lea. han any o,Aer ua1afactzrers AL Se2dss
warranted not TO suck or curl. Jei an
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AUCTION SALES.
3. GARDINER. Aucuoneer.
nAI.nWaN Gardiner.

g. GARDINER, Aucnoleer.
DY BALDWIN GARDINER,
II S1oFe 50 BroadwaT, cor. Anthony st.
~ Particular attention viii DO given 70 salsa Of fsney
Go0ds Porcelain, Painting, ke Aso, finiiure o. fsm
he. giving np housek epng. Also, stocks u Asnafac-
turers, &c All Of which sre respectfully solicited
Having made an Arrangement with M A. c. UrLI4E ~
his salesman be hopes 70 ms the patronage Of bic ens
and the public .,- -. lel ISL
Rich Fancy Gooas-At 10 ocOck 81 the sales room, SIS
Brosdwsy srse sale Of rch fancy goods as landed AID
worthy aiie ntion. Particulars h Few DAVIS. je9
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OyTIc. oy THE HEw-JEksEY EXPLORING MIsisC 90.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN hal TOO iocft1
Nsrd asst nsa neni Of Three Dollars on eafn sha,e oi
he Stock Of lhs Company will be due and payable al ne
Transer Office, 81 LiberysL kewYorf, on fn1fsasy sss
ia day ofAuguss nexL o
s. T. JONES Treasurer.
rgsv.York MAY o. 1850 myS0 lawlowr
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GREAT NATL RAJ PHYSICIAN,
DIR. Ii. X. ROOT,
The celebrated Consunpoa ard Blood Doctor and sssatr
afhe Anfi Consuuptias Baronetey.
Office No. 5l2 Broadway New. York.
nR ROOTS triumph eonslss 10 tho permanent cure Of
~ Consumpuen Cancers Tumors Diseases OF the Heart,
Lungs Liver Spleen, Stomach, Kidneys Insanity fia.
Worms Gravel Pisius Deafness Biodness Nervousness,
Paralysis Spinal Deormes Diseases OF Ladies ana Cn-
dreu and Infectsni Humors OF al kads, &c.
Charges for medicines moderate. Examination OF NE
Lungs with the Barometer 81. ADVICE FACE isll lima
nR. RICHARDsON's sykUP.-0ne ofihe best
Dremedies Of the age Dr. Richssons syrup fof ehoI.
era cholera mobus and complaints and pain 10 tho
stomach.
Sold at Dr. Trsphsgens, $50 Pearls Charles H. Rag,
1872 Broadway a. the Druggist store, i6l dos Robert A.
Sands 1888 Bowery; Hsydock 2is PesEl-ss; also, Mra
Hays l75 Fulton-si- Brooklyn city. tel Sm'
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DAGs. ROPES, Ind I'll kinds OF paper usacAfts.
ElTers faleras bougaI and sod on hoersl efulA ~
ais aAUHx d DrHRlcKsOn IN and iss sooD-A
EOH sALE-One second hand Adams Power ffsss'
II 10 rood order size Of plaien Alt inenos 49,.
"a n T. HOE co. ~ and 81 aoid-si
IIAN6INGH-Fsper, 1890 poands BON sososs lneoes
III Nd direreri quanes and eolors bf ssle mesrns
,r1rs rrees GAUisT pEknCkboh, lss soe'sns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13

PIoKPocKETs ARREsTED.-John Dawson and
julius Brisk were arrested yesterday afternoon,
while attempting to pick lady's pocket on the
Battery, during the landing Of the Baltimore
Grays Both committed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13

Iron FOUNDERS Extra hns boiled Blses Lead,
sospstooe Charcoal, Anthracite and Binznin0zs Cosls
for facing, best quality for 6ne work for s.lo by
CHARLES J. SHEPARD, Not Stove wssheoss,
ieTims 2f2 Wsier-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13

srDprs DFA1H.-A ooored man residing n 's.a
the Comfy Jsil died suddenly yesteriay m1fnins
supposed from injuries received IN hgn' some
three weeks since.
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CIRCUIT DAY CALEEDAR-IhTsd J@"e
Nos "A, q, IS, Il, AZ, 49, 81, 81, y, -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-12
correspondence of tho Baltimore Sun.


Canine. ResignationsI The State Dspartments-Ihe Nsu
Cabinct-Qmct Restored, &c 49,
The Cabne, have rendered their resignation iale T's
niah the President has yet acted on the An el3l
wll be made to retain portion of the Cabinet peha
f,r soil interest; but Mr. Fillmore is wise man. anu -
mi entange his administration with the osse Iei
an extingnished Cabinet The Cabinet, ho"e'e'' W"
moi be appointed Immediately ..,, ,rr w.h-
Nothing is positively certain asyet except 'a ~. -
ser will DC rendered the State Department. 10 MI -
the wishes of the substantial Wing and Dc,noctac PARTIES
and the enlightened good of the who.e eou! NJ
sv himself advised and urged Mr. Webster 10 accept the
10 Gel out of OF the arrangements into
hich AIR CLAYTON has plunged us ,
NJ unrns of Alabama will probably DC Attorney Cen
-. and either, Toonbs Dawson, OF Georgia. or Gen
e x,,s Thomson of South Carolina Secretary of War
Dickinson will &c elected president OF the Senate, but
& ,robobly decline, account of Ills coming from IL.
nc VI" inc rs The President. In his stead Mr. William H.
ssls - Alabama will probably be selected and capital
NM il will bc-There is not Senator who could pos
e;j. over that body with grace and dignity
han a. relieved That all the difficulties which have thus
il Na the Moth from the South, and mutually excl.
lar ssn, sections of the country, will be happily and
ted -. ,,is No blood will! be split the deserts .!
- era ceremonies will take place at O'Clock Satur
,noon Gen. Scott has been invited TO take command
urpcssson
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,rn MERCHANTS NND EAMMEiks.

.,uE Farm "a which, Geo t. C,o: decd resi" y offered
private s,lr, The l;h lay OF August ~ hn u h, ~,
r,r ,hlf l. will then sui aictlo !" The hsics D'"et
IN IN. pr,>ns contains ~ AMI ~ aci"' % "e'
,ap.cd 20 ,lr .rowih wheat and "iti par 81 'i M
rn married. Their are beds rich mari obc found On hei
IHt parts q the farm ,,.- . 80, i; 10, 90
Tine buildings of large new wool dwsi!.s co! mn
loom, an, 81 inul hou.c the yari, Kitchen carry al" t
ec<tr aloSe- together wiih good sized '"fe hg i "
T., b ,uI,,"s are MI ncw and good order There vas
In inrss ,,;, az tbs s.lui for term OF years b
iie iste proprietor, aud considered "s ." hc ~, sl' " "
:ulny The situation l. healthy ah' it So'it' s y,I +
A. III. ,an an change Ter roirirr, i hdrsd w"
oil il. ;.is property >, -, ~ ,-;,, al e,.e, a.,
Reference tna!r To Dr. IT, u faiH'si VI N''7 "' ~ "
!" NJ J. "'''' " ~ WILLIAM - DAVIS,
WILLIAM +. COZ KINNEY,
=, Ey,' VI t.ro X IA dee