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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-13
MILLINERY GOODS

M AT COST. z
a n sortment of SPRING AND SUMMER MIL
LINER ~, consisting Of Neapotan and French Lace
Bonnets Silk and Grape Bonnes and every variety of
style of STRAW BONNETS-also, Flowers, Rib
bons Head Dresses and Dress Caps-and wishing to re-
duce my stock will dispose of any of the above art-
cles at COST, until the 10Th July, at which time my
C. VIGLINI,
Je 10 dot 10l Main street.
rru~oA SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
- - FOR OLD POINT, PORTSMOUTH
steamer CuRTIs PECK Capt John Davis leaves s the
wharf Rockets for the above places every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday morning, at half past o'clock
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning at
Understanding at Old Point and all the Intermediate
landings the River.
Passage to or from Old Point, Portsmouth or Nor
folk .......................S So 90
je 10 HAsKINs & LIBBY.
RRITANNIA LAMPS, for burning fluid, all
HS sizes, for sale at
r ONG COMBs.-shell and Brazilian Long
~ Combs, for children, from l2a cts to 81 so each,
for sale at GINTERS,
je ID 70 Main street.
NHINESE AND ELEGANT JAPANNED
~ TEA CADDIES, for sale at
ie 10 enters, 10 Main st.
ELEGANT BRITANNIA WAR; .-An ele-
~ giant assortment of Britannia Ware, Tea Sets,
je i3 enters, 10 M ain st.
DATENT FREEZERS.-An assortment Of
Il sizes of Johnsons celebrated Patent Ice Cream
je 10 enters, 70 Main st.
GALE OF FURNITURE, &c.-WiIl be sold
- on FRIDAY, the 18th day of June. 1850 in front
of the Office Of the High Constable Of the ctv Of Rich eh
mond commencing at the hour Of 10 o'clock, A NJ,
all the Household Furniture OF Sarah Jane Cowes as
JAMES MCDOWELL,
je ID dtds Curator
q NIGARS.-Another supply Of those highly ap-
~ proved Sivar Cigars genuine, with a choice va
H. J. MILLER, Druggist,
R UsHTON, CLARKE & CO.'S COD Ii
HI YER OLA fresh supply just at hand and TOR
sale s b H. J. Mllf IL b1 D5ass sile.
- sale by H. j. MILLER, Druggist,
je 10 IT'S Broad street
$4,000 B e < io1Ao It Hsr soA
wharf, for sale by JAS. WINSTON.
4EA BAGS JAVA. MARICAIBO, RIO
ebepV AND LAGUAYRA COFFEE, for sale
je 10 JAS. WINSTON.
SDn CASES BECK 4 CO.'S MASS LEO
~ RICE, for sale. JAS WINSTON
RRSANDYy.-5q Or; pipes very superior old French
jols Ell. sKINKER.
MANAGERS OFFICE-D PAINE 4 CO,
lVA. Richmond, Va.
FOR THIS DAY, at IL oclock-Capital: $4,000,
Tickets ST.
For this day, at o'clock-Cap.al $4,000, &C.
Tickets S..
Drawn numbers of Patapsco, Glass 49,
Sc 20 Sc go II 40 II 3 66 IS rs S.
Drawn numbers of Bel Air, Glass 81:
II 26 40 81 IL 25 80 27 SO 65
Brilliant Lottery for Saturday-Twenty Drawn num-
bers out of one package-Capitals $4,000 40 900,
10000, of 10000, Of 50oo 10 Of $500, Sc
Tickets only S32.
Z. w. PURCELL & CO.,
jel3 Agents for ID. Paine Il Co.
WV INES.-l0 bbs sweet Malaga Wine
w 10 qr. pipes Madeira do
Is eighth pipes Brown and Pale Sher-
ry Wine
bbls Port Wine
For sale by E. H. SKINNER
je 10
ATnTTCE nv EVECITTDTV
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-13

VI .Osr, on the Meadow Bridge Road within eight
III A miles of Richmond, on the evening of June 18th,
a PROSPECTUS, containing the names of various
persons) entitled 1" GENERAL View OF THE WORLD"
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at
this office. je 13-3t*
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-13

a N HHDS., terces and 40 bbs Cuba Porto
Z@SH Rico and New Orleans SUGAR, in store and
receiving for sale by JAS. WINSTON.
lie 10
RAA AhAhak IL INCH BUNCH SHIN
VpNpeUUV Giles, 10 bbs. Cut Herrings,
for sale, on board the schr Charles Carroll, in the
Dock, by JNO. WOMBLE & co.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-13
THE TIMES TERMS.

DAILY TIMES, per annum, if paid in advance, or
within 30 DAYS from the beginning OF subscribers
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-13

TNNHE AMERICAN PR ESS.--In no country
-h isthe freedom of the press, much talked about,
more fully enjoyed than in America. The voice Of
the whole people is heard through its medium with
engine is ready TO defend what good and expose
what is wrong. Over the whole of this immense con-
tinent the unanimous appreciation of the peoples organs
Amole for shaving, and hailed them as public benefits
Sold at III Main Street, by
lie ID j. W. RANDOLPH Bookseller
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15
Letters from California; nndsone COmpli'
meDt-ObiO Railroad TEN pernDee-P Public

BALTIMORE. Wednesday Feb I3--sPM
The private letters received from persons Ia Cal
ornia by residents u thi. city, give most gloomy
account Of the misery and suffering endured by
many persons about san Francisco and the several
mining grounds intemperance and gambling, to
gether with other acts Of impradence have dlssi.
pated all the means they took with them from
home, and hundreds now suffering every de
prIyatson imaginable. A number who went out
from Baltimore would gladly return If they had the
means which although Ia the land Of gold. they
unable to obtain. Still the gold fever con.
tInues unsbated and some nine or ten vessels are
now up tor the III Dorado
4 beautiful silver goblet was presented on Mon.
day 10 the Rev Dr. Raphael. Of Eew.York. BIZ the
Baltimore Hebrew Congregation. II was a test
monial OF their esteem, and high appreciation "
bis talents asa ecturerOu Biblical Poetry During
hs lectures Ia this city b. has been listened 10 b,
the most fashionable and crowded hOuses-his lee
lures being universally admitted TO be the u,Osi
eloquent IS well as learned ever delivered ia Bait.
more.
The increase Oi business On the Baltimore and
Ono Railroad gives gratifying evidence Of the pros
Penry u that work. The receipts during the past
month u January tor freight, was go 100 70, and
Tor passengers sf2-37 s9--Inaking total u 81
pa 20, and al increase over IN. corresponding
I
this road, when completed 70 the Ohio, Will exceed
al aDtcipstnns
A proposition Is before our Legislature 10 sob
mt the subject u the licensing Of taverns 10 sell
on Sunday ~ the direct vote Of the People a each
CO1aty and Baltimore City. Should IL meet wit.
iayOr we shall have a strange anomaly IN Mary.
lanh-some OF the counties tee-tOtal Temperance
in principle others decidedly anti-temperance Lii
would only have the effect a driving all the rum
sellers and rum drinkers into particular counties.
I would probably benefit some portions Of the
State But what a Bedam il would make where
all the tnedds Of Baechcs should congregate
From the annual report Of the Commissioner O,
Pubic Schools. made 70 the Councils today,
learn the following facts.
~ who-e number u scholars 10 The Pubc Schoo. o
be Cay q Baltimore tie clOse Of The year 1919
e's5 whole number u teachers o7 Of tck y s.e
ard - iSmae There are High SchOols male, snd
TWO fense II female Grammar schools; 10 male do si
ffinsry scboc.s IL Tie city Total, 81 The 81
Pshded Il iheif suPpor Dung he year wa s5sss -
IAGO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15
Reciprocity with Canada.

A correspondent lately desired our opinion oil The
project Of Reciprocal Free Trade In certain sta
ples) with the Csnsdas. coupled with the conces-
sion TO az Of the Free Navigation OF thS St Law
renee Our reply is that we are ~ favor OF oil TINS
and much more-in due time That time - 70 be
determined in the FIRST place by Canada, next by
Great Britain. They two concurring. it will next
be our countrys turn. and our voice will pretty
certainly be raised in favor Of perfect Reciprocity
with Canada and free Intercourse, not IN ATE"
specified articles alone but in every thing-hec'
procity offensive and defensive. AT present, We
wait our turn
The Free Navigation OF the St Lawrence was
formerly Of much moment 10 this country 1t has
become less and less with the completion OF each
new channel OF communication between the Allan
&c and the basin of the st. Lawrence When al
most every product Of the field the forest ~
worth ten to twenty per cent more ON tins side Of
Lake Ontario than the other, there Is very little
need On Our part Of outlet through the Gull OF ct
Lawrence. New.York could spare to Montreal and
Quebec all the trade which would be drawn away
from us by the freedom Of the st Lawrence am
hardly miss IT, The Erie Canal route now affords
cheaper transit to Europe than that down the
great North river.
We are not fond Of irdernational bargains G
will do this II you will do that and the other They
are justifable in special cases. but not often II
we thought best to receive the agricultural pro
ducts Of the Canadas free OF duty, we should advo
cate the doing OF it at once, without condition or
bargain. Tho show OF Reciprocity is iusory
there IL little substance behind it, We could sell
some goods to Canada but very little produce
Whenever there shall be al American custom
house at Quebec, supersedng and sbolishing two
lines Of revenue officers from Madawssks TO the
Saul ST. Marie, we shall be heartily in favor OF lie
ciptecity with the Canadas-thorough Reciprocity
Uatil there shall be-, we apprehend any stipulstlons
for the reciprocal admission OF certain articles free
OF duty would be abused 10 cover the smuggling o
British fabrics across frontier The facilities to
that traffic are quite sufficient already aud We are
not disposed 10 increase them. And NJ view OF al
the facts, we consider all the money spent IN lobby
ing FOR Reciprocity bills at Washington this winter
will be the same as thrown away, save as the ope-
ration may serve to convince tho agents slst the re
lief they seek is to be found in a measure much
more comprehensive than Reciprocity Bill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15

In he Senate yestesday, Mr. DAVIS Of Mississippi
concluded his speech against Mr.. CLAr's Comp'o
mise Proposition, when the subject wn postponed
tai Monday The subjec, OF the admission Of Can
fornia was then taken up, ;iie question pending
being the motion 70 refer TO the Committee Oh e.
risones. Mr. CLAY opposed the reference as
measure calculated unnecessarily 70 delay me
admission Of the new State. The Clown Of the
Senate TOotel expressed MS surprise, made a
personal attack on Col BSy1oS, and then an
nounced his plan for mixing up the Admission d
California with the Slavery question BY referring
the subject to a Select Commute Of fifteen,
who are to consider the admission Of California IL
connection with the organization Of the Territories
and all questions relating to Ssvery Ia the course q
Foote's remarks that gentleman. with 3 modesty
peculiarly his own asked Mr. Clay. If as the Repre-
sentative Of Slave Slate he would feel himself
justified 10 voting for the admission Of CaliOrni a
with her present Constitution Mr. Clay replied
that be understood his duties as Senator he
was responsible only 70 Kentucky and the nited
Ststes-he owed 10 allegiance to any Southern
COnfederscy and would i've under no such Conied'
erscy.
he stated also that ne had received teso'V'"''
from the Legislature Of his State fully endorsDa
the series Of resolutions which he had presented
in the Senate Mr BESToN moved 10 amend the
motion u refer so as To instruct the COMMITTEE Oh
Territories u report biil for the admission OF Cal
ifornia unconnected with aly other subject what
ever. but the Senate adjourned without tskins
the question The proceedings which we poblisf
elsewhere will be found interesting
In the House the Committee Of the Whole TOOK
NJ the annual Message Of the President and rs
tened TO a speech from Mr.. HnLIARD OF Aiaoams
on the subject Of Slavery. Dissolution, &c Before
Mr. HuLnRD proceeded wsh his speech PRS
roN KIxG made an Intellectual Attempt 10 get he
subject Of the admission Of California before the
House. in which angry words passed between
several members
The conclusion of the proceedings are sadly BE-
fogVsd either by the Telegraph or the Reporter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15

SUPREME ColRT OF THE UNITED SrAYys-
Wssssasas4. Hssa~sSas E-ersary Is lSs0-WNisr N
Urdereil James X la~rence and kodInsz L Jor~ H..
u Newly ork admitted Attorneys and counscloTs y
his Court TIE CAc< Justice announced 10 he Bar nr
arsaancof The {th rals that the Court woald AXE M e.
sf Argument afirr The LEI OF MARCIA that woai;
hen sdoe the frss Aoocsy IN April and eoD-sze
cssiea to The Isl Of Jane asxi Rae No 81 Ovcs-e
ss prinled srganeRts under the sA rule shall
sr ee received unless lied within the frss days OF
,srsa. No. 81 Wm NeVes e a. afpellsnfs 80 Wm
sco<rs Adminsuaiov ct al Tns canse was Argued By
hes>fs Wslker and johnson tor toe
geaanis and submitted pgfrred argument by Mr. A n
S2ephe sfof ne appeie~s.- No % Wm irwi1, Ape
SRI % u q. Dixon 81 a. The srgUHcni II ia csase
No eonnsneed By Mr. Dsvis os Tic appellant Adi1urn
81 u2s, -norrVw II seioeA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15
A Man ON the Anxious seat.


WHAT can be doue by the People OF the State Of New
Jersey appesse the wrath OF the Ne'0 York I,tbsas
Something should be- forthwith esssyed or we shall all be
ground 20 des between bic upper and his see nil stone
Dur legislation 10 ell wrOng-our policy despeshie-oGr
internal Improvements twopenny concerns which We hay,
the impudence charge for the use olive are behind ali
the States pretty much In Common Schoos-out people
are stepped In ignorance and IN prelndiceour soca s
sop .'sSs SsSe "a ~
ell hoes aud poor ;hstwe have not lega5ed kot
Ss 20 DSSe an s% csn any Of s@ S@
tueed by an oyster supper and chsmpaene-ue hosepey
IL in Sne we ~. SAFE sf mere gardeners. fruit grow
ers market men," with no views beyond these rustic en-
pioymsnts
~ The inquiry of The F'cdoHion is propsr and
timely, and we will very gladly shed what hight we
can on the subject Of its just sohctude. We think
the People OF New Jersey should
1. stop punderine thor nsighbors 10y taxing
them for the privilege Of passing through their
State over works which that State Odd not build.
and has no right 10 levy tolls upon. The Companies
who invested and risked their money in the Rail
road and Canal have a jas, claim 10 payment bat
the State which never built a mile OF railroad. has
no right TO her Communication Tax-is dshonored
by lite imposition and collection That Tax IS only
worthy Of the Bsrbary Coast half century ago
away with it
EstApusu M eMClcnt anu ubiscfse .. stSfh o'
Free Schools and instead Of forbidding the towns
raining m0rs than a certain utterly inadequate
amoant for their support, compel taem TO raise ne'
lees than liberal amount. but let them raise as
much moro as they choose. Build better school
houses and great many more of 6em hire. more
competent teachers and pay them better, and pay
rs much Legislative attention 10 your system OF kdu
cation AZ You do 10 inveshg stng the division ofspos
BY your Railroad Monopoly. to see whether the
State gets her snpulsted share, and YOU will son
be "a The right track under good hesdwsy
Enhshsen your people. by better Newspapers,
oy Lyeeams. Addresses aud all bsne6cent efforts.
6enern Intelligence and Inquiry viii lead to the
improvement OF your sOcia System. and bring it
right endu
T. MAKE better system u Bankins-oae OF
Equality and Freedom instead of MoDopolv and
Privilsse-snd stop tempting the swindlsrs OF Al
Srsssicn to set up or buy cut Jersey Banks
S Sop licensing your tsverrs to sell Alooholic
poisona and they viii grow better &, once, falling
into better hands and attracting better company.
6 Whenever your journals shsn have ,horoash.
ly and earnestly discussed and defined the true
principles OF Leg,slston. your People viii become
% intelligent that their chosen servants VIII ~
longer dare 10 sell public nights ior private feeds
and drinks. no matter how luscious and tempting.
There. neishbor Fredonan is hastily paint
cd guidebosrd II 1t shows you she rcsd please
~ move ahead.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15
RROOKLYN IrEMs

FiRE-A tire broke out "Wednesday night be.
tween II and u O'clock house n Hudson ave Brook
yu IS hch partially destroyed the premises The cause OF
the fire Is believed have been ile upseung of cam
pheGe amp while burning Most Of tle Inmate, lad re-
bred and amid the confusion, teds we're lhfo@n INFO The
uJufed.
WLLSrY Report or DEATH, The number oi
Jeaihs n BROOKLYN for the week enJing Feb 49, was ~
Of which 10 were II consumption, and - by he hasues
eVploson There were males 50 females ~ adai. u,
anl children 10
InerGcnt- Ia Greenwood Cemetery and other Brooklyn
rounds tom Newlork sad other places q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15
BUSINESS NOTICES.

ErIcTREAss ArTssriOs-Trsih 10 feuon. Unop
Horse Racish and Libery-Yi1 Globe, The News, srd
Weekly Review
- LOUsT Co.'S CALUOKSIA ExPEEss. FEk STEAM
EEs EMPIRE City, HEwOKLEAss, CHEROKEE, Axu
CsEscEsT CIrr.-Psekagrs q every description, fos
he shove steamers VIII be received Al our oece unn
the day VI sailing, and forwarded 70 San Francisco
and all parts Of the God sfsea Ia charse Of srec.sl
messenger. Ofee O. Broadway, corner Waist
niv' ALBERT WILLS, Asang .kansssr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15
Alabama.

The membsSs Of the Alabama Legislature bsve
chosen the following eight delegates 10 represent
the State at large in the Nashville Cow ention
Hons Benj Estzpsirtck John A Campbell wm NJ kur.
paw, Thomas J. Judge. John A. wmsos L p WLkef
Nicholas DAVIS james Ahevcrosshie
They slse appointed four additional delegates
trom each Congressional District Of the State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15
hFNXARK ITFMs

CHARGE OF BURGLARY AID GRASD LAKcESY.-
msn named Peter Mar, who stands charged with the
commission VI burglary and grand larceny In Newark
was yesterday arrssted IN New York, by Officer Wn
II stephens Of he Lower Police Court requisiuon
from he Governor Of New Jersey handed over 10 a.
officer from that STATE 10 be iaken bach Tor NAL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15

Owing 10 dsnng-msu, Or ne Eastern wires. W
are without our marine intelligence from that quarter
<AfASAH FEB l0-Ar bark sern0s- Nsw-Yors
BALTIMORE F-b IA sch- Baltimore a. bifsn
y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15
BUSINESS NOTICES.

AMsEicA. Museum Tho list Of performances ~bfa "
rnI tire programme FOR t1dsy contains several yefy a.
ffasige pieces, among which We NAV nama The Los1
lcEef The Birth DAY Festival" TIE Two Ciyss.
ani other entertainments by he Mann-lrs klslef hGn
icd. and the corps Of dancers
" an tea exists among persons who are nhscqiant
ed Win the business that good !A csnsoi be made -
les, hen Ions o. i've dollars bat me New hai CoRrHI
Ia Esssau.t defy whole world " produce beef hs'
eiier or durability % brsu,y OF appearance Ian hos
he selling loi lEfee dollars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15
Things In PHILADELPHIA
PHILlDELIaIA ThgrsaIy r,

PHILADELTaIA. Ihgrsdsy REQ L.
Couesponde1oe Of TIE Tribune
- Valentine has stormy day tor ns nissiyes
today, bat the despatch p0sts are dong good
business
Edward Remenyi, assisted by BOrghese gives
las hrst Concert N our city tins evening He VII
have tai house Il The rain does LOT cool on syn
patty though the season u Lent Will keep many
away
All The southern raai.s due have arrived u this
cIfy, ior the trsi tine IN aboat i've weeks
samuel Burns Of MsnDyunk, who was bitten BY
nelehbors dog lsst Z al, IS now suffering under
severe attack Of hydrophobla- which must TERM
nate fatally.
The ~et weather has sgspena-s al outdoor b1s3ess
Ano have 10 charge Of cI0AnEs 10 uote lH CoITos,
layers AID seers cA1not agree ICCE D. rKeLi VI SC
he-s, cod A. IS for shirmenL
sALEs % SroCKA-The STOCK market vas buoyaEt -
cay FVH boays-6 Harrisburg bans, -. -l-2e L-hF
= - Fl 1nr 1t1z Ia. 81, 2tft PitshufEh q 81
t,tp ; o. ~ is; $50 DO. q, liz, Nine HI. BE
q: Lo~ vlle b. 100, no Mons { sral y. > n1u
Lslh -. i-s5s Sch Nav 81 . ~ sao City Gas s.
80 Lehiza s., Ss. sl,S2. sasqu-h Cana. Bds, s.
- eeealng Sds az - 500 Co -, e. s>ep A.
Asc1as B-ls&-lo Norris Ca.sL Ia S4So0 Wiininxou
~ - ~ y sleVs SorTissown RI s.. - s6so
eA.s reg Noee- le SIS and De- - II S2usO R-adg
~ bSs - u $50 Penn -, p si-cV Ready Eds.
~ - Manu- azi Mect Pa n ioo Nicksb1rg Is. %
Oas d. 10; . kead.Es les 500 headg BIS, 81
BURNED TO DEArB-At Conway, Mass On
Fn1ay ss Ms h.y To~ne was burned to d~slh BY her
ssoshes taxing IRE. Mrs va. y wears u aSe.. On
szurcay ss Aice csnghrr Of NJ Geo Pxr.on or Jt;es
vi c1Furd ~ severely by xkfny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15
No Nah south Of Augusta,


BALTIMORE, THURSDAY. F-b. Is-sPN
The maj South Of Augusta. "a has faded %
resc4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15
JERSEY CITY ITEMS

RIAL E,rArE-A J. Blocker SOLD at the TX
change, Wall-sl. hew.Yort, yesierdsy
-. oa fsst Wa.hn,foa % eat -'aoosg ri,h...t
ot- VI eieh Jsiy vs. each
itf. 90 HaHra.'la T. IS aD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15

~ Senator Houston has left Washington on
be aoaose aeeo0n q sickness IN his family and 10 aeend
hs n'efesos 1efT- Express.
Wbex.,i In h,s n ifvl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15
To Correspondents.

TX Tive do not thlnk the dlscossios you pfopos1
,oold Al his tine b. useful In parliamentary phrase
II 10 rot now 10 order The success % Land Reform VIII
render far less important Than you seem ~ suppose
Cssos.- gouss Q6eo The DressD Law and the forns
us.S under do 70 correct The aO0se complained
81 81 certify that the shove sooount just rays the 81
oe,vi,iug Officer THIS only thet NE mans name "a
y0ulsy on the q the Custom House and That mere
la been 40 complaint report Of him a. neeecung hs
wo,t We want the Surveyor Naval Oheer, Cashier, Vr
whoever sboud do II 10 sn soefnDly that the man draw
ing Ids pay hs Joitluy Vorted 70 ne Coneenon Of ine
Revenue during the fo term for "nch ~ tss.s psysD
bs ,xhen~ver BE- shall be absen leave, SICK, or sol
ds nav must stop Who does not that this 10
quite different from the existing resvsnon, under whe
tde- drawn their full pay even while entrey
ueeseng their duties though may not be 90 NJ present
There need be no bother about Keeping All Al work
there are 80 Inspectors and but 10 vessels dscasgng
pat Two weasel they will 20, and take ore N
vbsn be 10 needed for fresh vessel so with Night
Wsfrt M Ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15

Houss's BosroS LNE--A portion OF our last
sosssrn news would have over his line bal O the
cs hst the wires were n i've oS ss places On tho
day that the arrived Tue nne between THIS cc
and Philsaephia worked beautifully ana Nas message
u foreign news wS seat over n TIE sfe'Sp' !" ene1
rsss he Association By easng ihs wires IN this case
u.y se sad the rerss by wsoss orders they were es'
could e.sploy hiuselfin much more hooorses manner