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tan of cafsaia and afaa The rxneiieary. undrr al
fhe cfrnmsiancrs efadn'iiiing h.r with ths' consn'a
Mr. cafl, IN De ..fl sai has" done; and tia
ward u. that Notwithstanding the sc1,rsiiin II the yas
iarf afY ( resi- rsnre~enrd ~ h. SeaHH trnn Mas
srha=elis II Is III" fact hat ell thu aha"ta our tern
tirs made II hF stlrs 10 VIA he North ~
ssis- Ind excluded us flo hrfre that scIrsittn h
irrfiintr l,iug wr>i hstv.en The Nsi--nri AMI thu
sky Mnut,ins j. three fuf,hs Of the Whole 4 eus
iana. and That Which les between The Snpl aud he
Ohm added tn hat M ,kes much qraer extent II Ter.
ti'nry than Fafa and Texas snd that atun Il" ieu--
isna ihaI has fallen h. shsre
NJ Walker moved the rs pavement 81 the i"uhrf
c,nsidefa ION Il he res liinns until to.moro~, which
vas sqTeed Ia.
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q II {. III n r T. E e S :.
RICHMOND March II

RICHMOND. March a.
TOBACCO. Receipts and inspeco1s unusually
lht Cor the seasln na-kni active with advancing rates
I'VE quote Lngs 5 % a S., in quality Leaf s.. a
Sl2 general sales.
FLOUR Sales of Richmond snp,rfae a, 81 Is;
Scot svlle ii 933.
WHEAT.-Ked 81 OBJ to. % per bu>hel, aud
white 81 % to 81 o..
Comp to 50 cents. per Sc lbs.
/ OATS-We quote 37ia40 cents per bnshel the
selling prce.
! WHEAT OFFM..-Bmn u. cts Shorts Is cent;
Rrlwn Siuf3 y cts Sb,n Sufs do cents per bushp
Demand lar aud stocks lieh
i con- NEN,-60 foG5 cts per bushel.
BRANDY arl. Dapuy s Ca s. . s. 80; 4.
Segn.t Il =; Ina'lon 81 80 cons; 5 s. 3 ;;
Peach doll al slo$l %; Va. Apple B,ndy, 60; old
= ceots Northern 40. All hgh pced Brandies very
dali f~ale he pre- give being merely nominal.
i RUN.-New ENGLAND. % cIs.--Iimit,d demand
/ WlllSKEY. Richmond rrciied. % cts IN barrels
with rod demand; Cincinnati rectifed, in barrels none
/ IL market.
GlN.-Amercan 81 cents; Holland 81 81 % per gal
Lon, duh.
| PROVISIONS
Weqnore city cured Bacon at 7 a 7, cents, h,g
round; old Western sides 5. cents; GoG3; old
Western shoulders ADJ cents sass; new Hans
10 cts Lard, in bbIs, 6ia7 cts; in kegs 7a7 per
BUTTER ,ua,an firkin, IA l73 cts per h. for a
superior article; an ordinary article may be quoted
to II cents
COFFEE We quote Riol?sa I4cs ;Taguya l3sa
II; lava Is 81 per b. Their is little confidence
tel in this arlire, and dealers are holding off
4 MOLASSES.-Them market is we'll supplied. and we
have rbanae 10 note thi, week in prices We quote
New OrIeaus.n bbs cargo prce, 26 q cts. in small
lots % 30 els per gallon. Cuba 81 % els.
] FLhXSEED 81 ie-none arriving.
SUGARS-Cunflnnc in good demand, will large re
ceips. This weeks anction sales show a decline Of
e. per h. We quote New Orleans 1, 5. cents. Porto
|. ca ; 81 cents.
Il = 1 l
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Mr. Wehsfer's speech on Thursday On the compra-
m 81 resolutions oi Mr.. Clay, emphatcav great
speech nohlp IN languag' generous aud clncIlian! In
tone. and In the matter having general, broad and
powerful tendency towards the paaceahe and honorable
adj nstmPn ol the existing controversy. Nothing has
occurred during this t. give lively regret
inability IN publish the ample and admirable report
af this speech which appears in the uteloepcer ard
Uninn of Friday. The latter paper hls paid wnl dc
served tribute this graf etlrl Of the Massachusetts
Snna'or,n language equally truthful and feliruus. We
cordially respond TO that testimony ofapproval and take
this orcas on To say that whether not merit the
character Of ultras literally allowed tn Us, have
never had any of that ultraiSn which could prompt
In view such discussion Of great public question as
Mr. Webster has here presented The country, with any
other tN llngs than admiration and delight.
Not that VIII div agree with hm-not that there
many points ofdisageemeni but nowhere has he
urged his opinions oensvely ard when he ches he
true grounds of the present controversy he marks his
clearly, aud reads Loyalty the plain track #
the Constitution and pledges of he Government hal the
difficulty Is not Ia agree hnt 10 disagree with him Wiz
such spin Mr. Webster has shown, il 10 longer
seems mposs bic to bring this sectional contest to close
AMI we feel now. for the first time Congress met
hone that it be 81 adjusted.
Not TIL the question IT the cpntinnance of This Inon
was bodily raised and forced upon The c,osilerann
# public men, prlcirii study, Md such A speech
as this Of Mr. Wehsrr's be made So long as il was on
~ slavery and Anti Navervhe triumph Of the North
ar the South IN matter of sec iona spute he co1d
only have spoken with halter round his neck and
the warrant f'r his execution waiting but the cose .r his
remarks The North would have Is eupd Ia hi n only
with anazement deepenng into rage aud he woDd have
gone forth from the Senate, 10 >tlrn Of dennnc
atoms at home. But on the q res af he dissolution
OF The nj m lie may speak ard hone To b. heard anil
heedrd-rven h pc 10 be h,rne frward on the great Ind
oil public approval For 10 othar State is he Union
50 certainly the fundl ion u al power and growth as Ia
Massachusetts; and whoever saves this. the flunain
head o her pr spertv, the very life bio ID Of her
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nl slid ground 6r his pfslilnis, u he hau ''0' ute'
mined tn defend them 10 the last.
qg..a la. sreerhes r NJ Calhoun and Mr. Webster.
-. lese 4 10 greai fame. aaI {, produce lasting Ell
- p,,ars ;hsy aro either ef them tn creates ef-
f,t If II. AT hpr aid hey were Ia be ih- last, they
would Each lql fr REVISION" Ia The arch ola fafne
,aru by tory vars Distinguished pIhlc service Is
"a >, h nt that slrh minds should prespfye ther
= VS. tina, at a tim WHEN they have alns reached
The term II hunan life. thy meet an eNlgrncy m1r"
,v,n tnsn they hrve yet 1untr"d. and make u
he scene e hrif most triumphant in@ilert1a display
TIN IL n greater han The who have cnped
wifb II II evil spirit, d MT mar iher wrs. we my
vel la.k l. thrn having given new vitality 10 the
iIui,n- Charleston Mercury
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HOUSE OF DELFG tTES.

SATURDAY, Ma fh To. lS5O.
4 communication from The Sruale reiI. siaing
thai >undfy bills fom the House la pissed thr rner
bldy. with amendments. To the bill Incorporating the
Charleston. Ripley ard Parketsburg Turnpike Co the
senate proposed additional seclnn as 'am"ud nen
auh,riEng tie W lllanspou Turnpike Company In
crease is capital stock. This amendment gave rise Ia
an animated dsras>,n in which il co9t,nlcd that
amounted IL mrartun of he lOh clause Of the
Constitution, vhlh prrscnbas thai "all laws shall OH
ninare the House If Dal gitrs b. approved re
pet by the Senl", 10 be amended with the con
of The lie lllose of Delegaes" The House fla-
" d'saefeed vi the Sauafe, by HE following vote :
Ayes NUTS ID
Bills PASSED.
The following ensrpssed bills were read third tine,
and passed. VIZ
Amending The pissed March II h, 1910 entc !
arr Incorporating the Warenton anil Rappahannock
Turnpike Ca'npany--ayes 60, nae> II
Changing the terminus Of the Point Pleasant aud RIP
ley Turnpike Road, and for other purposes;
Aulhorz ~ the county court Of Gooehand
the land II WE. \. D-itricl;
Constituting pron OF Meherrm River lawful
For the relief of Wn GatreIl, free man of collr-
granting prfnssjun t. remain in the Commonwealth ;
E>emplrg Lei, keepers on the Dismal Saaup Ca
nal am working On roads aud militia s'yce, and for
Incorporating the Norfolk Manufacturing Company in
the envy Of Nurf1lk
incorporating the Marion Ridge Company
Authoiisug addition Of 5000 10 the capital stock
Of the Hardy and Winchester Turnpike Company
ayes 81. -;
Amending the act PASSED March IL 1919. providing
for the construction of the Tazewell Courthouse and Fan
cy Gap Turnpike raal;
Prescribing the weight Of rail hereafter to be ai down
on railroads;
AulhorIsag the establishment Of Branch Bank in
the town Of Falmont, IN the county of Marion -caplal
tlj0DOD.
BILLS REJECTED.
The ioll1wing bills were read lhttd time and req ct
ed. w
Incorporating the Pslaine and rhornsbnrg Turn
p Ike Comrany -lndehoely postponed ayes 43, noes
So
Incorporating the Berkeley and Hampshire Turnpike
Company capital S25000, the STATE subscribe three
ilhs-ayes %. noes 50.
The House ihen took the usual recess.
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ENENl\G SESSlnN

The House again al / o',ork. and continued in
session MI holf past s. d2on bills were pass ID most
ly OF private character, which will be teed hefelf
ter.
The Senate Saturday Indefinitely p'spooed by lie
cslve maj1ny. the bull changing the time Of meeting OF
The General Assembly, and also rejected the bill Prov
ding Tor The temporary employment BY the Secretary of
tile Conmon wealth, Of an additional Clerk.
On Friday, the bill 10 authiri2 he Blnls to Issue
Small Notes, was lost in the Senate. The It's
I0dehnate plsponement sloDd ayes I6. NOES Y.
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EXCHANGE.
forelgn-On London 81 g per cent prem.
DOMESTIC.
live STOCK MARKED

BEEF.-Scalc 'reigtt 81 so 10 S. 80; extra qlaliy
Will command higher price,
HOGS So net.
MurroNS-s2 90 to 4 90 net, a. in quality.
Office Of The Baltimore .4,aercan.',
MONDAY, MARCH, Is.
Pubic Loans-unted States 6's, 1867. ia offered do
: ~ offered Maryiand6'~, l02 offered 1929 asked do
GeefeI do io3 offered do SIS, ST. offered, s7a asked
90. sterling o VS. offered 9S asked Baltimore 6s 1890
luo1 asked DO 5s sjofercd SSl asked Baltimore and
dividend do, 92l offered, "a asked, Tor the opening
Bank Socks-Baltimore9 "a 81 asked Merchants
20 3,red ~ asked uaion, 66 offered 10 asked Farmers
ana NJ etehans 81 offered, 37A asked Commercial an,
farmer inl paid, 1913 offered do, short % offered Ma
ine, - otrrd 80 asked Farmers aud Planters 2G offer
e. "hsdi esteIn ~ offered, 204 asked; Mechanics
10 offered 6 asked; Franklin II ll6 offered Ia asked
fSrm'fs bah Of Md, 10 offered p4apeo, % offered, %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-21
BUSINESS OF THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.

Tie following ara memoranda Of the business nnnn
the Bal nnrr aud OHIO RaIfoad, Tor the month Of Feb
ruarv. 1850.
The transporia oa easiwardlv into the city Of Bal
iimore Of The principle sapes has been as to
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Sls Gl2 G.


Making total of sl28.l69 50. These show an
iucroas" the corresponding monh Of last year If
Washington b anch making aIgfesa'e increase Of
TOO III II
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ENCYCLOPEDit OF RELIGIOUS KNOWLEDGE
- an excellent bee for iInlIlic>, for sale by
tcb 25--it d. p PAYNE * BRO.
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BILLS ON THEIR PASSAGE.

The following eng'ossed bills coming up on their pas
saee. weredisp'sed OF rs noted below
To incorporate the ,rflk and Sesbnrd and Ro,n,k -
ha'lIoad Company. N'r But moved its indefinite post
ponement-negativsd, ayes 81. noes 5j. Mr. 5 ubhs
advocated the passage Of the bill Al enuh hut the vue
being taken. IT was rrIscled by ayes 4 noes As
liz incorporate thu ChIksvllle anl CASTOR Railrial
C"mpa"y-aolh rising m appropriation IN the pan Il
The Slate Il S25o .0OO-rrjee'ed, ayes 81 NOES ST.
For the relief 81" " III. O. jordan of Charlotte cn,ot
-paSsld, ayes 80. hoes ST.
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TITdN' NIdTVW T'lIn, TODV
o1 motion of Mr. Lewis of Harrison The Board o
Pnhll WORKS were dtre,ed cause survey to be- mad,
OF the best rnue 'r turnpike I'd from Weston in IA,
county OF Lewis, To Yves Union, in the county of bod
J,l
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isittos.e tina. poo people ahail not be plu1derad
for tire pecuniary pro6g Of proud place
man?
ell Enigr,t.oa Comuiss'ansrs, Irish and G'rnaa
Emigrs6r s cietias-Anrriean People! Nay suc3
sn bnmsla iadividu'I as an tsse tbs hser5y Of
asking you. one snG eli indi7ida.llg aud c3'a,-
lively for Jastioes SAKE and on oent o. my 10 FIR.
or engrnuts, vhe'her the green foFHS 81 ~ 10 ~
90 OH ead Of jo,tce Shall the esFofti9g ago5 !,
ties Of growing ogatcby still ssn s'sE o5a, t. IN
were win drawn sords and screwed 3 ~ t9e gery
the very vesbne Of freedoms hone in ~. ,as y9y
gates i the City Of R df b.t gPoAo Oh aod q
the poor ralsa up aon t,ot5en and the de0psad
pro RrG's:2s ~ At s bis ot the snd''
and the ororn foreigners YG 5naN Nv " o,NEILL
Nl,-. Yo,k Oct. 5. 1850 80. M
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CONFEDERATION N0TiCtS

(,oRPoRAToS soTeE-Fqte Hooe = asaAy ss1a to 'n'
en.r oues eeeupaa' efoeeaqa7t' 81 ~ nous. az. -, ~.
Esv, heea corp hy - t-srs77rs 1n Hf- a"d
The el va For s1f.if7s sewers ~ Il eb 18th It
n Tie Rms. sauraaea ty such ae'sH-H ~ ilds al ihe
~ mated On Roth sd. Fl ts ih, ssh. 55th .ad
t,et aud it an both .Fi-7 OF I'm i5 ii ii=t sys
tre"H tui 45' ~ ~ ,la....4. t.fssg1 81 49, - 40
. - ~ md f4th 4f; attn f71 istH Sc f9E -lr.sry
,e ION d. Of nh s.- 40 an I'D a. 7r,,e- sais ~
54s. between 5'h and s TIE aoher, SIDE s,
besera 9Th and nth avs t-a secs Of 5ah h h an 5h
-. sos'terg side o ih =. Taen IN
p'- side Of 81 ag between ah aai i3i oth -es 81
fl ss tetwe=a 81 and sii s.; ~ beth si-s 81 - A. 5etyea
ild 7td 5sl & 90 III res % si az 5=Frea ~ l 18th stsi
hr csst.ry uf
westerly sad Sta; On ot1 s-s Jstt as
ado q 2h ar be w=~u + ard ad ~; Al a-e= EAo,e ater
f s y ne 7g, ~ ,l.nzi nj 2 re or
dl5-e,ons IN Win =, 800 - M a. 4Hif
% III. , II. " W 80. " IN ~ .l Cs
rean Of Assessments Street Department; OFT 4i>SAMUEL Fl
DE MOTT. FRANCIS NICHOLSON IssAC WIN. SMITH, bs4e'
CRoToH ACQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT, September z3 $50
x Public hereby gwen the occupant Of each
- aa nv PEI IN 80 80 " a. u s az Sogs., nv, in
~ day Of Aa9 an1 N NE , 5 al 5D ,s Int
Lessgre passed Apri H. s4s pay
pssous who paid these and us7d
pay before ist dag Of so7snb- particularly
do before the last week October that th'y
',ed he srsa crowd a; the Office dI1 E sS1t ,Scy R.,
C1ROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT, Rotands PARK, oel
Prposa for sewer u Ttry seveatst will Be received
sud Tarty seveah st from Madison az to " tim
- - ~, y, and !, otler Information can be obtained Oh
application the Contract Clerk at this Office NICHOLAS DEAN
Prest Gro AZ Department % ly'
S1TRFET DEPARTMENT, 80. 4 HALL OF BECORDs.-PubHc
- hereby gwen that The following petition aa ben prs
scented to the Boardo Assistant sdsFsnen o7e ron a
ia order that the same may regulated graded Persons
ssd hays objections taetso arc "a . s ~
Oct ne1t JOHN T DODGE St Com'r s77
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PATENT ZINC INT.

rENHE SUBSCRIBERS, agents of the Newjersey EE'
pI5rtne and auing CompsuJ, have received from insh
axte1 Awe Works Newark supply o. me rsIen' Ic
brown and Frsnkrste Paints which viii bs diposea 81
TSe.e PLlnf consist OF garouf shndes from deep rlcb
brow up 70 deep orange and also black Aad being cor
posed OF metallic oItos lhs,r laying pLorees and econ
omy can Re confidently recommended Thls Con2anJ .5o
or he cosrng Of iron and OF lin forming The bss protc
tor rgeinsl oxidation known.
Thee Paints. whsn spilled 10 Tpod, ofIn a.5o fhius
bic protection against FIRE ,.- ,,.. ~,
a SUPPLY of lhe Compsny's besuiltql White OXIDE o.
Enc Low &c sively used IN Paris and ether pA5s o.
TrT6ne "A most valabe substitute for while lead and
other deeterous paints shortly expected For ssle
s1bscribers lI2 .u H. T JONES co. % geaTei'A'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

VS pTRsANCE Of An order Of Surrogate Of the County
New Yo hereby gwen to al persons Ray7S 5'H'
css3 Ia crescent vouchers ther7o 10 the su6s6ef
At his store No 232 Fuonstree the CITY OF he~ 19tA on OF
hs the tHrteth DAY December ns1t-Daed NsT YORK a'
twenty nth DAY ofJune, 1850 - ,t,--,r =, or v,o,
je26 avon Wed SohN fiU'iANc' I-'e@S1'
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DIR "a ], A KOERNER,

DR. II. J. A. KOERNER
PROFESSOR OF DRAWING and Teacher OF
L Descriptive Geometry ard ita applications 10 Archi
lecture and Mechnnics-559 Houston d. near foadwey
RtFERENCEs-Rev Robinson, D. D PSI een-streSt,
Nev-Yoik; AgAEsiz PTo'esdOr at the University OF
Cambridge; DR. Asa GraY. Professor al the Harvard U NJ
Ic tc oS 2py*
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IMPAIRMENT OF REPAIRS AND sUPPLIEs--To FIRE
DENGNE BUILDERS Sealed Proposals WI be received at IN.
office Of OF Repairs and supplies, basement No
City Hail. until Thursday the 10Th INST IS clock ~
al which they publicly opened oT oridug Two Fire En-
ues follows be butt IN the style the ORR
AM h- other AFTER the plan OF Engine NO ~ OF TINS
required
estimate each separately plan ana specification thu work
CURED information thereto be had AZ
the Office Of the Ch,f Engineer, No 81 Eizabeths
B-Blnnk estimates Dc had AZ eliher nhce
IL VIM. DAVIS Cnm'r Of kenAlrs and snnplss
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EpRAUYECkE. CONVE .<SATI9N ie !hs French
( language With Dr. VIONIs, ieeder OF French sad
AmeTcsn SOcpa School He Gsepe from bis pupils The
bes refer ences OF ioe city his ability end morality 81
Hudsop.st a0 I'M
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DANCING.


90 DANCING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Angus
SYA tud gentlemen OF New-York, that che will, iy the
FIN 18Th Of October opsn Academy 10 teach the elo
gsuI Accomplishment 81 Dancing IN al s branches having
determined retro from the stage and devote her entire
time aud gtteuiiep 10 instruction Ma Augusta hes
made arrangements with her c0rresnondents al Paris
Mestrs PtrroL Coraly, MaIlier Cesrius hablIle and
Sco TO receve all lhsir ne comp for Q1adrlles
VALVES, Polkas Cotiilorl, Alemandes &c &c and has
tha Dteer and Aazuts Qusdrle She will also teach all
te Spaniih Snd Havana Qgsdrles Madame Augusta
win be happy 10 naSe arrangements "ith Principals Of
OF not less than egh. lheir residence Entire lance
capacity and determination mpa 10 her pupils al lhs
graces OF ha! popular omplabmen Application ne
made al her dsuoiDg r0ons y Prince 81. w-s. of
Broadway, from o'ciock 20 s o9 2w*
az a, D0DWORTH'S PRIVATE DANCING
go ACADEAf, At8 Broome-s., 5 doors Tesi Of 8foad
n WY, viii open f0i tho Tuea1ky, 0c l. On
ira TUESDAYS ard GAurdBys s. O'CLOCK for ladies' and
cnloren TutIds and Friday ayernEs 81 iOr gentle
MAJ II addition 10 81 dances OF former seasons Ar D.
Is happy 10 morn his friends and p,trous he IN.
vented AT eniife dsnce which h0 1tyodrce call
ID inc BolsTo danced % music similar L character
10 tbs celebrated BpaLAh dance Of that name sso hope
hal 6y adopting AZ improved ays!en n teaching intro
ducto Lis season for The frE Tine to be able impsri
The pupils es much Information IN quarter sersofora
h6S basn accomplished n tHo.
Cardi OF eIns S13 fss bs procured al the Acsde
NY where III D, yolt be aippy 10 answer I'll I1Quea
SIS lueod+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

INSTRUCTION on THE PIANO F0R2Es-A
pei ernsn professor tie rsnoForte familiar with he
Engish and German languages having few hours unsm
poyed ie oeSrous give leshons the Piano 10 e ~ Ia
dies a, gentlemen. Terms reasonable Any letters d.
rec,ed Pfofcsscr OF the Piano Forte" at IS Fnonot
gronklyn VIII receive immedI ate attention, oS l4*
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sa4sirr > orrIcs August TO- $50.
hereby certify tho above OF tha uotcs ha
General Election held TuNsy snceeeaS the frst honN
day tho Hon Christopher Nor
gan SECRETARY OF State THOMAS CARNEY,
h-r th- snd ofSc~ York.
B. All the public newspapers within this County W" pesso
publish the slec;ion and 'snd
their bills for advertising the sscton oys SO
they may lad before the Board Of Supervisors and passed o
payment anSi la"te " SO"
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INITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, September q, lbN-Os
u petition of DANIEL LEAYITr Of Cabosle, Mss praying
tie EXTENSION of PATEST srtaed to said Le'tt for an
many clmhrrp hretrms Tor seven years oA Ing
expiration Of said patent which akes place on the 18th day Of April
1851: ,
Iio ORDERED that the said pruton BIZ HEARD At the Pa
tent Office the first MONDAY IN JANUARY next at !ocSeh
81 and all notified appear and sO" cnVse any th1y
have, Why said petition 'hould not b. granted
Ordered also that this uotre be pubahed 10 the Republic Ine
geucer and Union Washington city c.. North American and
Gazette PadeIha Tribune, New York Journal Providence, r.
Republican, Springfield Mass; three successive
WEI ks previous to the frat Monday IN January next
DEW tET C. LAWRENCE
~ law4M Actlns CommssiOner Of Patents
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vlNO PARENTS AID OTHERS.-A gentleman,
pfoiesEor OF his Piano Fore, lately arrived from Para
France lie OF obtaining situation as teacher In
private family IN institute. IN Aew.YoTA or 10 any
other State Satisfactory references will be given Ad'
dfess E II al thih Office o5 ~
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CtROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT, ROTUNDA, ARK
JOctoter o. Sa0-TO SEWER BUILDERS Sealed proposals,
intorsed Proposal rebuilding lweaethst" vi" b.
rar4.d A, Croton Aqueduct Department unI
wednesday, O'Clock 81 70 take up and 75od The
, near the nortler line Filhav length 80 fee Tbs
% Ind speccalons the work AMI all other information can ps
tt,s4 on apnteaou 70 the Purysyor at ths Office
O'-''"' va va NICHOLAS DEAN,
- to, President Crotou Aqueduct Department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

YTNA0N HAIL AUADRmY, JAMAICA, IL. [.
4 This annual exhibition OF lhis Institution being the
53h anniversary viii sSe place fhursdsy afternoon,
October 10. The Winter Bession Will commence on Inc
o. 81 JOHN N. BRINCX ERHoFF, a b. Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN according law, to all Pet'2a
lNhayag cas sast JOSEPH FLANDERs grocer ate e.
City Of Brooklyn Kings County dscs.ssi that they are
EXHIBIT the v tie vouchers thereof the suese6e b
min Fal1er Is sorthstTee the City Of Now YORK. az OF
tore the first day OF March nsIt-Ded August %, 1850
BENZ. FLANDERS, Admlnstraiof-
lu25 iaS6mWets ELIZA a FLANDE Rs AdmhsirAut.-
T0TICg "a hereby rT.o .ccorr to Iaw to all persons hsrg
cm against ALFRED n RYDER tate oil lhs o'y y - "a,
Bn Kings County deceased, thai hey are required 70 s
wth the vouchers Thereof the sgbscuosfG 40 t
5usiness No s2 Water street tie Cy Of NsT iof1i "
Is lsT3a j. y s'''s' Wa BALsEY, E4ee''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

q UNIVERSITY S2kAHfsAE sG@OGL-rIe.
y fossor T. a. JoHssoH &ecorShe first quarter OF the
school year begins September Cd Pupils hned for
College buzness The Primary Department. fer eleven
Hobby. &
s cnrY ar ego gs six or seyen Year, Application or sdmis
sion mny be made ii tbs Rooms, lover floor University
suldnes Circulars may be ohtsioed also al the book
Prsncis Co 252 Rrosdwsy ana Samuel Raynor IS BoF,
cry. leu2 2rn GEORGE s PARKER. Prncipal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

GpOARCINtS SCHOOL AT THE HIGHLAND Do
OOF TIE HUDSON-The Winter term Of The Peeks-
Kill Academy Boarding gchool for boyp wi begin Oct
o. few new Aud ants be received supply
ces Circulars containing terps and references, can be
had on application TO The hunsct,oer
Peekskill Oct 4 1850 o5 MOVE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

&BJANTHD-A Governnors one who can come well
Wv recommended, capable Of teaching the English and
French Languages slso Drs~in2 and Paiaing Inquire
rom Iuesdsy 10 Thursday al S68 Sxlhaysnue, Tor sra
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