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SHIPPING.


OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION co. FOR BREMEN,
~ via southampton. The u. s. Nail steamship Hermann
H. Crabtre commander will sail for Bremen via South
smpton Saturday April 9th, from pier No North Ry
cabin $50 experienced surgeon Attached
the ships All letters must go through the post once Fer
H6fLER SAND Agents broadway.
LIMITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW
~ York and LvsrpooThe ships composing This tine
the ATLANTIC, Captain wesS
PACIFIC, Captain Nye;
ARCTIC, Captain Lpce;
BALTIC, Captain Comstoek;
. ADRlhTl', Captain Grafton
service every has taken in their
also in their engines insure strength and
speed and their for uns4aa
led Tor sefsnes o. Price % passage from nsv Ysrn
e3 No bcrths can be secured until paid for Fer rsiGhe
'''' EDWARD K COLLINS, "a South streets
81 70 BROWN, sHIPLEY & Co, Liverpool.
The steamship Atlantic will sail hence Saturday, Ne
eth Of Apr and return leaving Liverpool Wednesday.
TIE 10th q NAY The 'ssn'h,P psGisS Vi. e.. ns.ss fss
"Wednesday The 29th Of Nay An sxpersssed sursssn win
The owners Of thss Slip. viii not ssssus,sls ssa.
sdins signed therefor asd tbs vslsS
thereof therein expressed.
ID shirs-Tbs attention Of public 10 directed 70 ths a
teraon made In the ships 20 sail from America In ts nsAtA
Of May.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN II.
i Steamsip~ between New York and Liverpool, and be
Boston and Liverpool calling ~ Halifax 70 Land aas
rsesivs male AAd passengers -
Amsriea... ,m Iioeton ....-... nay i
Cambria ......... New York, May
canada. no.tc.. ....'' Ny 3
f,s,.
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PARTNERSHIPS.


COPARTEERSHIP NOTICE-TuE UNDERSIGNED
~ would respectfully inform tie mercantile community
hat the house hsrsofore known under tho Of rng
dissolved The business WIN hereafter sondustsd under
The name Of Loring. Brothers Co.. who will ship
Chandlere General Agents. &C. For further information
relative 70 bupsss matters please call Charles Lsny
Boston No. Is Central Wharf, who IL the duly authorised
for saA house In the United Stases orders
ssnagnmsnW respectfully solicited.
L0RING, BROTHERS & 90.
vALrAaA.o. February -. 1850.
N0TICE-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EX-
IN listing between The subecbsrs under the hrm Of T.
essor Co. 70 ts day dissolved mutual consent The
outstanding business viii be settled By John breasted
George W. QuintArd, who viii tke Of the
leignsdl CHAs. MORGAN,
tECOR,
JOHN BREASTED,
0EO. w. QUIETAkD.
uoAoAs IHos WsaHA foot Of Ninth e., =. r.
ne subscriber having purchased the entire f ths
ether the fste arm Of r. y Sesor Co. Will
Hnos The steam engine manufacture all It's branches
Ger s immediate Of Mr. H. ouon vhoss
rspvtatton constructing engineer zoo we'll 70
Ne public require further notice Additional fassss
being aAded shs already perhsre cet sxtsns
Of the hsd IN sAs country order " vs
sAA meet Ne desires q eli Who fsyos lin With thar
sustsm. CHAS nOR0Ak.
CoPARTEKRsHIP HoTICE.-ROYAL Z. ROBBINS
~ has taken into partnership with him Henry A. Robbins
The Of Watches Will hereafter he under
the Of ROBBINS BROTHER, ct No. john strest,
~ heretofore New York, April LIST. isoo
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


no cI nayss ma J. Il.
city Memphis That the Mayor be requested e nse,s In
s:;: s:s,s
report the the Mayer with she dats number and
'' 'A'' '''f' HICKMAN. Mayor City of Memphis.
As.osiaton are Particularly requested TO attend their
%s:ss q a rs fs.sy :
selected 70 s'n Jas BY 1rds TS 81 rs r Esesss.
pAsT BIBLICAL HISTORY OF THE Jews COURSE
sis.s q he old Tss,smsn. Til time. Win be d.
nss. il' ~ 'I Rev Morn: Ss Pr Dr.
..,s s &. 81: as. ssss;
A s isd ueSs: tive pS1 a. ed ys
as sSsr .s .:r 80 s ts
S:s.s asi s.sss Ss
esoddas Music store broadway. snd at the door the
CT. GEORGES socIETY-THE sIxTY-roURTH AN
niversary Dinner win taas place At the A,cr Hou.e on
n;i ~ 1 Pearl r :s. ss. .PBy & w
street r Waller IS Exchange Place. ,. W. Bradshaw,
Two TIE PuBLIc.-sEvERAL ExPAHrE AND VERY
S, n. x: s:. w II
3 . ;Ss y +, ssTs sss
fp and isf.msr f.se npu,a,ion n snss thoesh cor.
ssprevs 10 ,is po.iys and esnsu.iy. N:
axainet him. himself
his unonding family and In defence Of reputation
which until the occurrence alluded to has been vithous
ysyrss~h stain he mplorcs that his friends and the
ppbs generally will not hsrshiy pass Judgment upon him.
bu will suspend their opinions the Premises until ths ssse
las undergone thorouSh inyes,isAtion.
AYYICE OF THE NEW YORK 0As-LIGHr COMPANY,
es0-The President and Directors have tAis day
Avidepd Of cent the capital rock Of this
the Months ending let Of Feb lsst payable
- oekhoidsrs and After Wednesday lst hsy next
M trsnr book win be siessd fon shs 5h nstsat undi
Ass date BY order. C. l. kvkRiTI, seerstAry
II BNovAL OF TIE NEW Cash TAILORING EsrA.
N hhshn,nt-John C. ho-eman has removed from DO u
North William street No. 70 East broadway enc door
sbsvs Market street.
nrrICE OF THE INV YORK GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
" April IT, ls50-At meeting Of the preetors Of this
Csapany, held tho eth inst 70 resolved that from
nA after abe let of Nay nes the price Of s gas be charged
- az 30 cents hundred feet being redusHou
- 49, per from the prceeht rate Of cents Customers
reminded that the regulation Of the flame ds
ppds quantity consumed aud also requested
svs early notice At she once ease of any local mpss-
tshons sekarcs that the 49, be promptly rene
stsd. BY order. r. L. EvERIrr. seerstsry.
IAnEs CONNER q Son. TYPE FOUNDERS. coRErI
- 81 Ann snd fasssu streets Nov 1erf have on hand
every Article for evmpisss Printing Establish
snts The materials which shis paper priass< 10 fren
&c shase Foundry.
n ooK OUT TOR TwELvETREE's ADyERTrsENENr
IL in to-norrovs Herald u don't ssten.h ye- 10. pity
-tss fti. n. TWEIvETREE. Room -
. No. ~ Nassau street, y. ".
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EDUCATION.

ALsER NOTWITHSTANDING SCHOOL roR BOYS.
N Rev r.. W. Andrews. Prncral-rhia School, located
Cornwall c. ts sunmsr Term the Tth
NAY next and eortinue Eve nonhs HE highest stvan
ssre, srordsd shorsvrk Classical Mathematical
Cen Edueaau. The Preach, oerman and Spanish
~ aecomphed native tea~hsrs Muse ~
errerienesa Professor An Interview cen hsd With
ss Prn-ipsl ct i1 water street on the lIS 18Th Ard
bseasvay.
r. LEnvEss, TRANSLATOR AND PROFESSOR or
~ the Tseath aud German lsnruagee.-hr. Iehwsss
be and BY bis method % ia
sfrrenr sd-nn~e~ adut N hree es.on 80 that
qualified for rsninx the study ~ re above
Aso Germans knFsh eonrs~. 81 VI
Ieerafd sirtsi third dsor from iioadray.
NEANTrf.-Ar TIE TROY rEMAIK SEMINARY, TWO
w frst sts Nusie Teecs tensn end LADY, Az
sve-s JOHN a. wrTfp. ssatax aaass siSas add rsfs-
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4 IPrTTT. HoAIIIsTrR n TURK. ATTORNEYS AND
- Csunseiiorr % Lev, son francisco, California.
FRANCIS . LiPrITT. TkANx TURK.

r. Y. uoTCHK1es SAN rRArCIsCo CALIFORNIA,
" hsvns located IN sps>ious warehouse and vhsrf ~fsh
rne1snt water for lighters preTsrss 10 ree.ivs sorxn
ses srehsn dice snd refers se~er James r. Keller
r-- t.-.- - w. s-
CALHuRNIA-ThE ONLY AUTHENTIC ACCOUNT
~ sces foT every ere sisg 70 or hsvins a. i.er.-t
~ ths f-ieer resfon tsnC The ~ Thomas nutsr
MAJ Assn. there. Printed IN nee, pamphlet form.
ist Yer hrndrcc. or IN strfe single ssef. Isst rnh
hhet aud FOR yale W wr.uOwANs ~ fuitoa o.. ~ Y.
LrRIHCBR CALIFORNIA yrPpyss PASSENGER
Irsan WI esvs ke- icrh for rsrs Iavsee. ~ stss-,
Wense sesy rsTcr ecsshe~ along The line ~ military
hrsurh ~ Fe>o Gown ths eSs CoiereA. y
rsn ftnsisss Ssy Tsss- Ranrsr- seeomr>ny the srpe
tsr AZ an s~scrt " The and
" tAre pees~~~ry fer tie sxpediu.n fvuns Pnrsrr t2a
rras~>xs ~ r>rstsse~ srriv " Y ". DoucLfss
a NSf s.rss., IevDey CgsrA
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CAr.IPOHNr

r-.-~r-~-~--,
ENGLISH LADY. MOTHER OF FAMILY, VINO
N accustomed che having crossed the Aflanue
eight tu,e T. DESTROYS 81 obtalsing an 70
company any LADY family rcng 20 California, either BY
Cars Horn ,he Istbmu. Address d., lx< Poet Once.
kew YORK.
CkLfrOHNIA sTOREs.-rur svBscRfBEps HAv-
~ ing hsd sh experience w putting stores for Calf
fs give notice tbat they sontinus 70 eel and rut s
ehcsest qualities 81 all kinds ~ Cr.ery Mes Stores wrea
kqrov~. Ne In ske careful and the
y~asersle pr1sss The attention " Avyer- " RESPECTFULLY
ssuss<.S siuFrIbT BtsSELL.
In
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ROwERy THEAIR Thursday EVENING,
s = LIE ~ Wit. 2sD i s $ sss
H:a.s Mr. s..vsns Leon, q, wfI,.sk ri Pee ls,s,s
sis;ss; H. se :s 'es: @
sss.is buan; rsneshy r.aeis wiaaa. bsSss i.sSna
w .s9s l..s Ds 6 .s 81
ssnd Tier Is cents Pit l2ts cents.
CHAEFRAU.s NATIONAL THEArRE-THURDAY
xA ts K: .r w
M M .' Ear. y s ri sE sd
sssS;$: Ess:;is Ssass ~; ilsssy.T Lay a;i:.
s &. nsss: si ths BoEsxs S
ssS Mr. ,sa " cioan. Sn a SSsns s A'a
Cru.. Queen q the 6ipssys Mrs. hs'y Doors open At
i and Manage. NJ chss .-Tsarsdsy evening, Ami
y Be sAi ssdS drama Of LScRE
s::'s - t ssTs NJ; sr y.
T Tsmp.Sn M. Mays fsspb y 1 bfs amy
sts.; Dcsrs open at !. sommsn.s at half past7.
CHRIsrY's OPERA HOUSE MECHANICS HALL.
prGadxsy-3p:a for Th,es Nsas Only .ns
and Minstrel. ag iea ls1 to sn
veins. Nc. TO sssas snsss' ss' ht ss.s
% IL S S y ss Ing
Mechanics sossty sehoois The company viii have The
sss.I oSsr. & .
On Thueday Friday, and Saturday April 18TH 18th
10Th, win perform the BROOKLYN Institu "a
brooklyn Ii. During the week commencing on Monday
April I'D Chsys Ministrsls win svs their
Apollo Hall, Broadway.
MRS EMMA GILLINGHAk BosTwICK RESPECT
vl fully announce. to her friends and the s,t,ens Of
Monday evening April I'D at the Female Academy
which occasion viii be
H. Timm, Mr.. A. Kyle M Eoli volisis and Allen
Dodworth For particularly future advertisements and
email billie.
WALLHALLA, IS CANAL sTREEr-AADAME WAR
w Of Female Model Artists will perform in
grand performance day at o'clock
o'clock In the evening" together orix-
nal Female Mnstrsls and Sable Brothers. Admtsanss
Orchestra Box. SIN eent@; Parquet, Is cents.
FRANKLIN MUSEUM. It's CHATHAM soUARE-TwO
performances every day, in the afternoon In
evening st half EI.rao,dinary attractions for this
original living pictures including Powers Greek slavs
adam Eve" Venus Rising from sea
Of formed the world
the Female knstrsls" Female Arab Girls Female
yuxgIers burssque comic and fancy Dances varsty
Of original be found place Il
in New York. Prices Of admsson-stAge sssAs
Nke.; boxes, De-; parquetts IKE; private boxes S.
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SALES BY AUCTION.

Brick House, situated the Of sixth
together with the House and Lot adjoining See kx
prsee and Courier.
WIN MCCORMICK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
w This day at 10 o'clock, at No. 90 First street. will be
sold the Furniture Of family wing housekeeping
ssing Of Csrptes Oil Cloths sof Chairs Tables
Bedroom Basement and kitchen furniture &c. also eolee
tion Of Green House Plants.
CTANDARD ROSES AT AUCTIoN-A MULLER, AUC-
- toneer No Wall street will sell this day, Thureday
April 18TH splendid selection Of standard Of the
and newest varieties. Also hne lot Of green house
plants
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE AND FARM
"A for sae-That well known and delightful situation
town Of I.p sayvle Long Island formerly the res
and lately of Daniel d. ESQ,
e the lryins Hotel consisting o. hne large scmmo
200 Of land under good cultivation suntsA
Blue Point Bay within miles Of the rarcsd we'll
by and midst Of oyster
ron The premises cost IN their condition about
$4,000 Asrge portion Of ths purchase money
bond ana morifags. Reference,
JOHN P.HOwARD Irving Hotel, N. Y
ELLIS BCRRIIL L DAVIDSON, 3 Nassau n.
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Trsp TOILET.

Ocurtiand street manufaeturers per- lrers srd deal
all Minds q Toilet Soaps and Fanev Gods Country
Invited ~ sramins stock. vroom Yes
prs gsHrine Wsnut OIL Military shavtnr ros7.
AEEr rrN-THE CELEBRATED CniNEsE SKIN
w rewd.rThe truly beautiful and elegant preparation
ssrds unvaed for s t~sutyins rropertiss rendering
shr deiesty ~h. smooth end sof r-.ventns srup-
eons ernsi~anE feckles &c Retail ~ Druggists
ftrfunefs reuersily Mr. Hay Be- klIr. .nz whole
4 DON OUT ron THrLvKTREE.s ADVERTISEMENT
y<in tr norrsvs Herald, n ~ don't sstonish its
pty--yssith H. Nv kLNkIKhE Noon X
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IA hay, one day, in q dresrny
Tlinking Of nothinr. my ufual Wy
Wien h~~fd noi-e, and, u a. tls eoer
~ vail I'd rats end mice ~ the
vhsn tle reaches came, from their dusty hoiee.
Audt The zig red hrge crawied cut in shoals
Ard The feas LcpTec forth. FROM their beds warm.
Ard fits and musquitces there n
Then ~ sEay mt, ihe sire Of lis rAce,
tttod a r. and una POLE With q snf rale fAee-
friends, foes, and al that I here lock en-,
stnincn afistien makes
tnes last met rsnts Ihueh thinaed,
Already the half ofcur 10 fFianed--
fesl that my race T. well nixh run.
Add read IN vuur lcols thai your hore IL ssnA
%. see fsiatr rec from this I.yoIs' IilLi
emay al 20 hsus aud prepare -iisz@
fhts raid, be fNtsk his old gr.y head,
And eieviy turned away
Ard ldt NE there, IN ms Old chair,
10 msse q their seeav.
soh " lyon. 1p Brosarsy. x. " c. 3. Thouas isp
Mas street tneinI At nv oa Tenth sad
Cseses s,reets fhaftiriis
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PAPER ,saNeISes. &c.

IEp r rA.DY, PAPER HANGER AND UPHoL-
rs Paris has the honor oTsr his services "
a. fsmiiee nsst NAY He win PM rr she
IN the fa&hicnst'e style and
Lang shs y.psr v.ry n.s'i az vsry meesr.s T,,..s
trrly Hsss frsnsss ~ ch'res sssss' ssf." o' s>sss
ss~~sf
asEssrs. a T. JONES a SMITH HPER HANGING
rt eturers.-tentlsmen-we, the iourneymen u
sr sr rcv hee respectfully ~ return yc- eur most
iAaks fer the hind and liberal advance 70 COR price,,
ed you the rearstion On orr part hs ever
ss~troy that evatsor that have = tn-y es
>s.h.s ard that y.,r prcsr nsy nn,r ssr.s sss
e. vsrr am pley Prthcssion Corn ni,s>e9. untau>hs H.
tss~sirssn vfuseoks, s. sv<vwt
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FINE AIRS.

ERrNcH, groLIsH AND GERMAN EsEavfNos--
Tbs trade v respectfully trfsr.d that lsfrs esssrt
oorpfi. vIBrRr co.
wheis->is Print.,iiers. % Drced~sy
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MISCELLANEOUS.

I OOH OUT FOR TwELvETRLEs ADVERTISEMENT
IL in tonorriws Herald, ~ IL don't astonsh you tie
pity-yss II Is u. TWELvETKEE Room n
M No. ~
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II ooE OUT roR ,TwELvyTREEs ADvRRrrsEsEvr
~ IN to-msuow's nsrald N " don't sst0niah t's
Pty--e.Nf. w. TN Ply FfhFF Nra-. -
ba. b 49, -. !, -. =.
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EOUND-A SMALL SUN OF MONEY. THE OWNER
have satisfactory proof by calling John w.
JAsbus 100 Eighth and Ayng FOR the ADVERTISING
ENOUND-IN FULTON STREET. WALLET. CONTAIN
ing money and pspers. The owner can have the
BY calling the Herald oncs and proving properly
and paying expense Of advertising.
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~ powerful screw steamship CITY OF CLAS0OWs
% tsns register coo tons all and $50 horse power,
Il. r. Matthews formerly Of the Great Westsrn,) een
nsnssr The f departure Of hs .pssndd vessel ire. new
Yorh direct Glasgow pointed take place Sstur
day 18th Of next IL O'clock, Cabin passage,
ninety dollars; second cabin passage doass stew
srds foe included No passengers taken Carries
aSurse0n For freight or pA,ssss ,pgiy 70
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Fl'U IHf lADlfc--Nh N. SUIT 10. '5t BhDADNAf,
have Iust opened. from the Eurora, several ~
Emit oiserie kc eonsisng % eressnt ~
standing and folding nesdlework collar from -o hs~s
three doare each cuns. from shinrs pair
s-r>rb lire q embroidered linen camhric hantksrcisf
fvn shnfe 60 ten dollars Apiece plain TAPE hon
stitched aud REVERE DO % ell price, choice eeettor
u reedlsvork Bouuensr worked banda s.i and eamhrie
ri nnrs Of every description spotted and plain usiins
black sees 81 wdths and kinds very cheap ladies
trstfast ard sre-- embroidered tas pale
tote wells gloves Sc kc ALEC. the largest
city Of ehildrcns roles frocks rai- esp~ And collars
An early call u respectfully roleised.
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CT. GEORGES soCIETY-THE sI1TY-FoURTH AN
niverary Dinner win take place at the Aston House
Tsseday inst. For tickets apply the Stewards
AIfrsd Waller Pearl Joseph C. Wells ~ We'll
street, r. Waller IS Exchange Place. ". Bradshaw.
n. pl1
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MRS EMMA GILLINGHAM B0STWICK RESPECT
Ivl fully to her friends and stisens
Brooklyn generally that her second will take place
Monday evening April I'D at the Female Academy Jora-
lemon street. which occasion abe viii be assisted by Mr.
H. C. Timm, Mr. A. Kyle, Mr. Eoli, violisist
Doiworth psrtieulsrs future ADVERTISEMENTS and
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Fresh from the scene of her umphs. find nothing in
her performances which 10 not far above criticism; and
neither artistic terms ordinary, uniechnlcal language
can convey an idea oil it, To call il flute like or bird,
like does Il but partial Justice Neither flute nor bird
ever the delicious SOULFUL quality thai breathes
in all her wsrbings. - e.
II is not like Labordes, or Bishops, or Biscaccianfs.
or any OF The greater or lesser lights OF music that have
visited us II has the beauties OF all and 80 lar as can
discover the defects of The upper tones are the
sweetest but have never heard purer medism tones
and though the lower range s not so powerful an some
have heard Il has enchanting fulness and tenderness
Of quality surpassed by none.
The most marvellous effects produced 10 her pan
issmo passages where the note, whether sustained OF
trled seems TO swell and die away in the distance
more like music that one dreams OF than that OF any
:. mortal creature OF earth's mould"
The sound seems finger in the air after the lips are
closed and the listener sits in apt silence, az expecting
to hear il return again from some remote quarter her
facility and distnctness execution could not ne grea'ef
Her voice to reach its limit; but we always
feel il her utterance is ihat OF NaureNature Joined
with the highest art but in which the former seems 70
lose, by the union, of its virgin purity ana fresh
ness.
But why attempt TO describe the indescrbable' Jenny
Lind must be heard and be understood and among
the thousands who present last night, have ye 70
hear OF who has been able to point out defect III
performances The critical moment is past and Jenny
LIMBS career in America cannot but be succession Oh
uumphs. v.
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We are happy 10 learn that the Post Office Department
has received ofcia intelligence from the General Post
Once in London, that "henc forward all letters
10 the United States, aud not directed TO be
sent, will be Transmitted BY The FIRST packet whether
Britain or United Stses which is despatched alter thew
posed;" and notice TO the public and Instructions a.
oil posmasters, subpostmasefs and letter receivers 10
this effect have been issued by command Of her Maestys
Postmaster General, win a table, showing the day on
which the British sad Uned States packets appointed
10 be dispatched from Liverpool and from Southampton
This IL a gratifying termination OF a matter that has
been the subIsc OF very eanes discussion beiween the
Post Once Departments Of the two governments II will
Be rscolected that the British Post 0dce has hitherto
mailed exclusively by the Cnnafd except when
the writers have directed the letter. be sent by the
American packets National Iafeif,gsaeer.
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TnE TWELFTH DIsrRicT.- There seems to be no lack
OF dscor in he twelfth congressional district The
ferees met Al Towsnda few days since 10 nominate
candidate Congress when Two sets presented them
selves from TioSs One SET ruled out; and the Bal.
ford eonerees then retiring hoSe from Su-quehanna and
one set from Tiogs nominated James Lowrey, violent
opponent OF Wmot in 1915 The Bradford conerees and
the other set from Tioxa renoninsied Hon. David VIII
mot The Bradford r. porter has put up the OF Mi.
Wilmot and the North pennsy vanian tha OF Mr.. Low.
rsy, and the strife has commenced afresh. Jonn c.
Adams eso.-.ote OF the most talented and energetic
whYs Of the NoIh-wiil, in all probability, be the wing
andidaie.-Ph,iadelph,a Neys
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nv eanGN q r.srE :, Apes,onssr..

GALE OF BRUSSELS CARPETS ON ACCOUNT or Gov
EhNmENfOn saturday morning, 18th bst we shall sell
sylvsnis avenue, nj H. O'Clock
sir brussels carpets they
the quality, OF which lite cash
Aro medstey sner the sale o the above, shall sell large
groceries, quo and
GREEN h TA5TET,
sept I3-s Aueuonser,
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From the National mtelligencer Of yesterday.
Ist~r~s,tnQ from Iexss

The Secretary OF STATE received yesterday the follow
ing eler despatch IRON the collector at New Or
leans, communicating information OF much more pa
cc stale OF things Texas than has been rumored aud
anticipated:
"NEw ORLEANS, Sept ii.
81 have had the honor your leegpphc dee.
patch OF the OH instant fw bours after rs receipt
seDt special express 10 Governor Ben, Of Texas, b
steamer, ire despatch, as instructed Tue
last accounts IRON Texas announced me eay adjournment
OF legislature has probably adparned beiOre this
Tue Tsras bM dsfsaisd nd tue legislature passed
leaving people TO accept or reject tue BIZ
.ojusting tue boindt,y"
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APPLETON rircrED The vote for representative 10
Congress 10 TIL. district is complete except the town OF
Hnplee That has gwen ia, we learn from there,
twenty five TO thirty majority MT Appleton il elected
allowing for insccuracies-by thirty to fifty votes
Enough for all useful purposes; and, considering he
combinations broue hi against the democracy il il most
GLORIOUS victory l--Portiand (hs) argus, Sept IL.
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~ prEH - pnurHEs, Auenons.r..

pRUsTEE,s SALE OF IMPROVED PRoPERTY.-on Tuesday
evening 7th Instant at ~ O'Clock, shall SELL IN IRON
% premises virtue Of deed q trust rom Dekcron Major
w Lber w. " ~ 100, foios ssF s ana
se6 for ahineon county, lot NO w 70
square 38T and improvements fronting p street, between
aud NJ
sale cash balance and two years,
.. y. CALLAN, Trustee.
Sept I'D DYER BROTHER, Auct=.
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For Norfolk, Piney Point, and old roin,-Esrs He
duccd.
~~~u The steamer orctoia will, on the 10th Of July,
9piEae commence making two uips week 70 The abov.
places, Isaying washington every "Wednesday and
O'Clock returning leave Norfolk Monday
and Thursday nj 4 o'ciock,1p "a.
Touching and reurung h Piney Point Old Point Cone
ivsr,an the landings tie Potomac.
Passage 10 Piney Point -.
Passage and fare 20 Norfolk, g. ... ...z.~....
July Ill JAMES mtlthhhi
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Pleasure Excursion 10 Yorktown, Old Point, and


49, The Osceola will leave Washington upon
excursion to the above places, Saturday next
18th ocock arriving At Old Poin,
es1y morning. and yorktown at
o,cIo, Returning Norfolk Monday morning
THIS will delightful Of the ahording The
to visit e celebrated afuesd the antique
ao, enjoy the and bathing, and
upon hog fish, shsepbcads, oys ers, sc.
win Washington Monday
Mug AZ 4 O'Clock, y.
viii Passage and re for the round
JAMES MITCHELL.
Sept ia-dtsepi4