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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-30
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o. cs.no.baas d. Ioesds Mara. o. Farsrs oo Nouns.
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30 Mott 10. Jassi, from Fo.nd, auI,.d oath. i7h
:, ycss S,1 - G S .'''ii,S e's' Boston
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nfssss hh-ithi big hohlan. Les'h hNnn'ie ION " 'r'
Hsrehel rhrsp. "
A, Ts~rno sith IvcurHs. Bro-n frf Orleans.
is,h D ZEN ~ton Cur SOflesn 20 Aaiossr. rsrt,
A, C.nos 81 ns bsfk Apois Jsnong' fa~rrr' slon f'
yth ali b.ss Nautilus. ian,oln 10 to lnsj Tor Bospr
"a from Maaka prev 3.s' u hng Marshal, Lavender lh
pss tsfsfs reported fof NOfesu,
Az chfahs glG Oh. brW Maretn Isfmin, from of'"t.
s.s SD sls,. ,bip james Psrlas, Williams from Pseu
Philadelphia
SD I'm Amsterdam about 9Nh ut stp rc'oms love Nos
snd passed tho Tess Goth
A. ~ Iaveu,-,i lik mat. SHIPS sef1rris,A lowell. 4
bssn Rsvd. tnnoe Ilrnsr thare-io1 o.
"a Msdsr Oflesas sid Colurhn-. laWt.u~ \ \ hf
aIs,u pot hsk So inst 9Th dsusEs from c"nt if
NJ ship Robt fuleiutdi
Al tsri.n,s " l. Egh bsrs Culs Bo.t"a hfe+t
NaheW. Gr \ \ Zig Sarah, of Rsu.A, dag henSaI htth
n Medona, OF rtcsp-t do aui other. mot f-eciesis4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-30
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49, sss'..,...ss y W ~ hSEl VIZ IN -, An
l,y. November D. tfp The extension OF he Raloai
.r, -a.uafv 20 ln VIM" HOUSE tin miiesl - opened ~
-,I ,.lneia. ina s'aains svera tho terminus II 10
V,.d sn' kaston 3, mass Ths line lsa.es New ies
b. STEAMBOAT RED JACKET, Pier No. Norm hfeI.
,n. hy New- Iersey Railroad, from he ioo Of Ceftsrt
II a.. yer schedule below Leave New lofh BY
* iram tn.i pt Coflspi-sf 81 and y oclca
PM Ht .fa1fnbpst pier ~. NoTih River. A. ocl,sk
4 NJ and 4 NJ Returning, vii iraye Whit Hcn.s a
"A A II fIelghu al spn. \ " AMI gon IN Ncrh
Brsnch atlA VI lreighp 81 som VI snd ! 'in N
Sourrviile OF 8 \ VI lheighD Of b1u. \ NJ snd m
mi Bound Brook a. n AN (ireighn at AN and 4
PM Paiuhed Al u A " l6.ighO a, J S,m Az ~
iSr NJ Mcsi6ed af u AN lfeghD u NJ and
phi. El1sbeihioWu At 7 An theighO at 81 AN ard
IA PM -.......
Wllie House by the O'Clock AN tain rom Ne" loik
10 convey passengers 10 Easion, Allentown WhhehGis
.ni Nauch Chunk Pa and 10 Remington Lebanon. Gin
ION Brek0,,n n. Jugfosyu. New Germaniovu, &c
en- TUESDAY, ThIfsday and Saturday, 10 Delaware VA
ier bap SiruisbUrg, Bartousyile s'anh"pr Das NE
Buckfo,sn. Lackawanua, Iron Works, &c
n q All baggage a. ihs Tsk Of The owners uahl g.
1garss into tho actual possession OF ihe Agents ~ no
Company, aud checks OF receipts given therefor nu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-30
FIR, osLY TnnoIGn rIcSE;Ir . k.sgr 4

&sCGF FOR SAN FRAEcIsCo via CHA0Rks'e% o.,
ncci snd by he 4 > Nal Sfainrir ~ W., ~
cfc on Wednesday 18Th dAy ofFebgey Fsfe t.ellses
TIE new and splendid r. : Ma 3lesnsmp thEhpnbLL
io0 burden, viii isave for Ch9gies dif,et IN
dock per 4, n Sew.York on WedAesisy l3n ~ -
0cock The Cherokee il the Only s,eenief fun.nt
70 Chsgres ia connection " N DO. : Psctc Nal oss~
ere from Panama ~ San francisco . 49,
Psssengers by tie Cherokee will End comforts AZ -
cOnImOda1pns uusufp asssd 81 ans Other steamer 80
bs connect with me NAL steamer al fsns"-
and have q preference over eli Jfhefs
Reduced Rates of fare 81 Chsgfes A.
Aeg salOpn-Oniy berihs In state fO0n.
Forward saloon state rooms.
l<J"rf
AL lie above dine a. he came table, sEd have NE FF
u.ege of The saloon a
Steefsye- found with msfresses and bosff ...''s''
Prom Panama - San francisco "a
Cabin SO Stecfage X.
EsTiy application is necessary ~ secure Infyofh
A. choice ~ b.-rhs FOR freight Or passage appyp
~ tFlJ ROWLAND 4 AbPIhHALL ~s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-30

80 UNITED WATTS NAIL LINZ FFDN
1s-kat - CHARLESTON TO HAVANA VA sAVAb
NAH AND KEY WEST.-Iho splendid "a
Steamship ISABEL, U,lN0 iuns burdenj commanded ~
tpi William k0NAs. viii commence hsf regular Hgs "a
Monday, Ocf T. ard sil regularly from Charleston
uf HdysnIa he 81 ard 5h ~ egch month ard non
HayaHns 10 Charssiun 90 ile sl and III. 49,
From Charleston aid Savannah ~ Havana .....,..'sN
H. Key-Wesi ,......''$
For lTtler particulars apply ~
SfOFFOED, TlLEsTOa GO y 5yihs.
In Charleston % N G MORDEcAL
Agents ln Hsyans DRAKE. BROTHERS Il CV
Passengers leaving Havana BY this ship can ffefh ps
uIOfe b. le Land tbs flb day, ~ by mee,ing ~
steamers No6iherner ard soUiheTnsf feaes hs"fos
sane uae o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-30

rcceiFe hy The sl5scraer o. he oitce a. the CfOtnu
4etAcf DEL artmcni ul' February il 1870 ociccs
VI ilr ,0o Cast Iron Taper Boxes Patterns can b.
seen apTuclficn D The Wafer Purveyor his odlcc
he Boxes u he delivered NAV be required By he De
sr-Ueut Oilers o BE- endorsed Proposals iJf Taplefs
Boxes. '--Odce CrotOn Aqgeduct Dept
January -, 80.
f.s tF3 NICHOLAS DIAN Pre-. DENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-30

70 FOR sAIE-Thlteieg CANT four story and base mol
:.. house No ST n.y-rsv Place ne ar TWelHh-st. now
- finishing House 81 o. IN front and - a. deep
tau,ng a. me modem i1prO, emeufs, with bath bot u.
cold water closets gls &C. and warmed ur0ua bout So
McGregofs unrvaed heating furnace snd rsuge appllaa
PSI which all the surplus heat 0 the range conducted lt
the stories shove Location within one block Of Broad
and two of Union psrk Title perfect sljAo can reinal
bond sui mortgage 81 required Enquire from H. o
OFT J. COLEMAN. e3 " A.! flfu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-30

IfSszs POR SAN FRANCISCO Wa ~ -
e.s.k1IN NERO VALPARAISO AND rArAnstV.
Tuesday, 5h February. TIE sssnisnP - -
ORLEANS ) d Wood, commander |, zoe uls 0yieo-
eaye lor San ffAncecO direct Jom pier on Il ~,
5lh February II gciock The y D. has unsalp
connlod silou r ffstcass aud second cabin -
rare san francisco hrsi cabin $50 second eeo'
The ~ o lake itiie light freight, iof W..
sage, apply 70 J HOWARD a sO., - bfosnN'
10 d.MfF5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-30

TO BRASS FOI NDERs.-Sealed proposals vi.
De received by The subscriber Al The office OF The CT0of
A4leiuct Department until February 49, 1880 al 0'clOca
T. ". tor 5tNn inch Stopc0cks composition 10 be ~
copper, % tn o. ZINC, me workmanship % be- Of h
best character and similar t0 patterns m the Office to b.
approved Of by Oh Water Purvcyor ard al 70 be deivere
bv the let day OF MAY next 1henamos o. two responsh,
p-rsois, with their written assent 10 become surecs D.
he fmruf n every particular Of NE contract viii b.
required % accompany each proposal Payments % b.
made within 80 daTs from Tie Inspection of each pa
cs, with reservation % 10 per cent until the conpi,
II the contract Persons wishing tO estimate
quesed before sending n their proposals, 10 call A. a.
oce " here patterns De Oilers 90 be endorsed
Proposals for Bras siop-cocssr
Ot.cs CrolOl Aqucdgcl Department.
NICHOLAS DEAN, President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-30
CONVEYANCES.
r., szERANiAPo AND PATERSON

lsH ss..---S.:s,G IA nsoN aivFR RkiLROIDS-
The Ira ~ cave oiio~s
Ieav. Safrgus Depot Leave NcN.fofk
81 ocosk AN ociock ..............AN
IS o'c.s-s ...........AM O'Clock .............F N
I'd ccosk DO. VI ; uc.ock 7
o. cu .ie Sfr,s. 90 ~ IRE rsins go,aS Essf
ON SUNDAY
Leave Sufsgr Dcpot Leave NeN.h0Ik
y COX \ "a = Z. sl,Ss ~
PATERSON TRAINS
Leave fsferssn Leave NfN lcfk
e o'clock 4 N Msrkets' : oc.oSk ,............As
3 ocock A N faru DcFot| 3 oe.oeA ......-.-.... AZ
ga .ci,s fa'r pro,'t ~ oclck ..-..--... fM
S oclock ? NJ Psil. DVpotI "e.oSh ..'..........PM
) o'cio<k T VI Ntket q pc.,cs ..-.....,,.. I NJ
SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave Paterson Lease Ne~ lofA
3 s'clock 4 " Msrkrist y oc.ocA -.-......-.....
81 sndSPM Psiierson 70 cc.,s-k NJ
B-cn MONDAY mornings tle trst ii.ln i.'n >gsesn's
,, cave ais ~ or Dr De suiva oi ~ fon Jaws uaH.
rs. fla.rs s., q Sd leave New Acik "a. 4 NJ sod v
~, be- in rc t0 ar Enc trains morning AMI esruag,
.o.us Ncst al Sldrins Dep't
rvs STATEN ISLAND FERRN.-oa
=ssSs "a ,inl afcr OcL - 1873, ne toas T. esss
S--11-t@l-IH--a fellows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-30

pletcn of Road t1 Lake Ere-Sealed proposals Wi
Do received until saturday the 10Th day Of February
u The Office of the Company. - Wailst f0r the gradng
supcrsuciuc AMI fscing Of lie New YORK and Ene Raj
road from Hornellsvie Boo Seubeu County 10 Lake Erie.
The proposals. VIII include workmanship and materials
in at cases except thar the Railroad irun srkes and
uE- tor fhe track VIII bee furnished by the COMPANY
Tue distance - about 10 m - and the whole must b,
cOnp.eed 1nd ready for BY the 5ls day March 1851
Information a. 10 specifications plans and estimates sno
DE terms Of payment VII be- furnished The oce u
COMPANY
The ngi reserved n ectng any proposal lie
of mich not l he Judgment al The Company consist
eGi with their interests By order ofhe Boafd of Drecor
hORATlD ALLEN Cons. In gineer
49, ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-30
!. EnR CAIIpoRNIa pIREcT.---nL,I,.,

IL FOR CALIFORNIA DIRbLI:Sls
SLLPATCH LIAE.-Chppar shP WE 49, sess
loading a. Pier n Esst River. THIS smp s',s.~rs
he hseiesi u foe Liverpool psekes .no ~ ~
rare inducements 70 shippers 70 meet Ne hgn go.
san francisco markets Insurance Al ~ 49,, ~.
D. 3 SUTTON, a MM
is iss- JOHN OGDEN, iIoNs-.--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-30

SkATE~.-A nll assortment of cofaIgu 40 49,
= es1ites. sirap pei and lusrrarfed.
7LEied bELLsA ll and CON 9lee assortment Of loos~
ard laacv strapped >4-lsa 5sls.
CvTLE2r.-lyoCy and Desert Knives and Fofks Tee
lray Po-shec Sh0yels sEd TonEs IRE sands kc &
~-ote-s-e AID feta-- BY { ) LITTLE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-30

- FOR SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.-ihss. GA
49, did fast sailing newly eoppefed shlp AkD1l
Capt CTossst, having part OF her esffo e.s
will have The same prompt dispsteh he othsf w.
hsrstofore loaded " the sab.cgibcr .-ssl
For Freight Only III being inlended to proceed =
Apply 70 ~ 5w-I ID H0LDRk0k JL "sFS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-30

- fOhB ~tABE~
f'AS b. PURCHASED a. 81 souil.-WIlam-sf \ Y o..
- rccra-r 90 fr.sll q; Ae lowest market prcts.
faed uf cuffcnessi f4rstliy aud -iY enot De suf
passed Al. ihe bearings being " cast sseL
~ im- PETER r. ELLfCOTT. Aseof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-30
:. NPAPER Will FORsALE-TIe .a6sc7I

i O.rTs Tor sae Inc y h0Ie ~ MS preIns, c0ns-in1 O
paper mil with = ~ excellent and several I've
iing houses aud barn THIS property = egfbv
aed beng IN Mlv'c between Sprng fct ami the aiif1u
minute description deemed uunccesssrv, few wouI
think " purchasing without inspecuncif
y. B.-The above property Will be- sold low aud ugog
FOR further particulars, enquire oi GAUNr
nERRLCksON $50 snll-.- Now Ylrk ~
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-06-27
$3.50.

For the purpose OF perfecting complete
adjustment OF the present difficulty and OBJ
tanning clear acknowledgement Of our
rights under the Constitution, we contend
that the u,timatum of South--the last re-
sort--should be the Missouri Compromise Of
SO deg. 80 m. II is so recommended by
the Nashville Convention, and we ars
pleased to see that the suggestion meets with
generally favorable reception by the peo-
pie Of the South 1t is true that this is
concession too great to be agreeable to many,
but the fact that it has already. been agreed
to, in former years, and in similar case, is
a, far greater argument in favor Of this plan
of settling the present difficulty than is gem
,c.ally supposed. II has now the force Of
precedent, and the solemn sanction Of
treaty between the two great sections Of the
Union. 1t is but fresh recognition Of a
principle which is already established, and
which formerly received the unqualified as
sent Of the American people. There is no
forfeiture OF honor on the part of the South
in accepting what she has already accepted
under similar circumstances, and for the at
tainment of similar object.
But not only does the Missouri Compro-
mise come to US sanctioned by the Nashville
Convention, but it will, in its adoption, set
tie the present alarming difficulty, and re-
store peace and a fraternal feeling between
the now opposing sections. Run the line
through to the Pacific Ocean, and it can go
no farther.
All the territory on one side is ours, to
De in the possession, if they choose to settle
upon it, OF Southern men with property
Of every description. No new schemes Of
njustice--no fresh demands can then be
made upon US by the North. "Finality''
will be given to the questionable evil of
the day-the great hobby of the fanatics
Free Soilism will receive deadly wound
aperfect gnietus, and the foul spirit Of Abo-
litionism will skulk away derided and de-
spised, from the councils Of the Nation
The five bleeding wounds which the Com
mittee Of Thirteen have been so long vainly
endeavoring to heal, and the "broken arm,''
which the old doctor in the Washington Re-
public has so assiduously desired to 'sset,n
neglecting the other wounded members, will
be made whole insthe twinkling Of an eye!
In view of the benefits likely to result,
We would hesitate long before we disapprov-
ed of this plan of settlement, or pronounced
it impolitic or unwise on our part to act in
reference to its adoption. 1t is a platform
for all to unite upon-it is nothing newt
secures our rights against any farther inva-
sion. The Southern States can stand by
this for the Union-for it they can stand
without the Union. 1t is truly position Of
impregnable strength.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-06-27

Power OF ISrEREsT.-The island which now
constitutes the city and county of New York, was
dollars This seems cheap vet if that sum had
been invested at compound interest, at per cent,
the accumulated capital would now amount to
sirty.fowr millions Of dollars, or more than the
city and county is now worth, deducting what has
been expended on the real estate since i was pur'
chased nom the Indians,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-20
Gen. Down. and nj. Constituents.

We have been requested by several whig gentlemen
who mean what they say, 70 suggest through our col
umns the propriety of holding mass meeting. ire
speclive OF party to welcome this distinguished and
deserving gentleman at the close Of the present session
OF Congress, home to his native State which he has
by his able, dignied, and slatesmanlike conduct
fected much credit; and to present him at the
time with some handsome TESTIMONIAL commemorative
OF their hearty approval OF his public conduct
We comply with the request made 10 with unalloyed
satisfaction; for nothing afford much real pleas
contributing need Of praise to that so freely
generously, and universally accorded this upright citizen
for his excellent conduct occasions trying those
occurring in the Senate during this momentous session.
His vigilance never slumbers he is constantly moving
the Senate TO the consideration Of measures OF great
local Importance; and at this moment he has resolution
before It to provide for the preservation of this
city and other places from overflow.
The time suggested as appropriate for this public de.
monstraiion is the occasion Of the senator's return
home when the general policy OF which he has been the
consistent and steady advocate can be submitted to the
people pass upon to establish, beyond the pos
sibiy of cav or question: the true sentiments OF the
citizens of Louisiana in relation TO questions having to
them, aviial interest.
II is difficult 10 say who is loudest in his praiseso
uniform is the language of commentator empoyed-the
political friends OF General Downs, those who differ
from him, which is at healthy evidence Of the
soundness oil public opinion among and the depth OF
the patriotism of the faithful people of this State
Neic Orleans True Delta, Sept. 10.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-20

A an sleero. magnetic engine. supersede all others;
and isely Dr. Lilly, Of PsbuIg, has taken out patent
&C.. ssciro- magnetic engine, which is TO work
Wonders / understand also, that gentleman from
Georgia here who can. as he says get any amount OF
power. . a.,
Il Is be hoped something will come from their labors
more than mere So many OF them, however
seem be travelling explored ground that but little
OF success Is afforded 10 the public VI we
except Dr. Page who understand tired with the plans
heretofore tired, has struck noon entirely one.
Many persons pretending TO knowledge upon the sub
ject seem smile the idea OF getting magnetic power
without electro magnets but this understand 10 be Pro.
lessor Pages pan this much is certain that he has
engine OF six horse power upon the plan, In full
operation and, he informs as economical steam
learn that scientific commission has lately been ap.
pointed examine and test for themselves the power OF
this engine, and that their report will soon be pub
lished.
Since the speculation in New York in 1885, upon cleo
tro-msgnetsn, electromagnetic engine has been
by-word and laughing stock with maAy--myself among
the number and when Congress last year made an APP
preparation Tor experiments under the direction OF Profess
Page, pronounced II so much money thrown away
By his abors however II takes rank as the first in
venton lin mporlance) OF the day and we may soon
expect to ride by land in magnetic and charios, and
in commerce, navigation, and social intercourse, is
dawning upon U.s. more momenous, il possible than any
which has preceded IT, even including that produced by
the discovery of the magnetic needle
will add, that have interest in this thing, further
than the interest any citizen has in the advancement
useful science, nor hostility TO any scheme hut that
growing out OF dislike to seeing time talents, and
MEANS which could be turned to good account uselessy
expended.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-20
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BAEnMosE, Sept 1885, p. m.
Close IF The Joint Discussion Cane Presentation
Jenny Liad.-Baltimors Humbuggsd. -Manslaugh-
ter Trial The Markets, &c.
The joint discussion Monument Square last evening
between Msssrs Lows and Clarke, the democratic and
whig Ruhernaora candidates, kept up from four 10
seven o'clock, each making speeches. Mr. Lowe
In ne voice. and laid the documentary evidence Of his
opponents anreform principles In unanswsrsble man
Mr. Clarke labored under the effects OF bad cold,
and did well could have been expected under the cir
cnmstances. The meeting passed OF in most harmonious
and they both of again this morning to Wise
burg In Baltimore county where the discussion was 10 be
renewed and another democratic triumph will. Of
await Mr.. Lowe.
A magnificent gold-mounted presented last
evening by the democracy OF Baltimore the Hon Philip
f. Thomas governor of the State. The presentation was
accom- panied by fine supper at Logan Hail. AZ which
J Maybury Turner, ESQ.,, presided. & @
The announcements that Jenny Lind will give her first
concert in Baltimore next week, coming here direct from
New York. before Visiting Boston Philadelphia, caused
agreeable disappointment despatch, however, has
since been received by Mr. Mclhenry ofthe City Hotel
nouncing that her visit Baltimore has been posT oned
arrangements having been made for her appearance IN
Boston the 26h. She will return from Boston, and
give another series of concerts in the Jenny Lind Hall be-
fore visiting Baltimore. Barnum 10 famous Tor producing
excements, and 1t is thought that these dispatches were
only a rusc the Lind lever in this city
The trial of Francis Schaefer, for killing man named
Butler in drunken oc, is progressing to-day In the Bal
tlmore city court.
Tbs MARKsrs--In the Baltimore market this morning
there were sales 100 barrels Howard -four "a
Sales OF LOO barrels City Mills AT S4.75 No change il
grain Whiskcy "a cents Sales of 600 barrels prime pork
80 80 SO rs, and go barrels at $l075 Sales Of
1856 hhds shoulder bacon cents, and $3.50 lbs at AZ
cents also 200 hhds and 10000 lbs sides 81 cen,s,
and 10000 lbs 81 81 cents; and 100 eices hams
cents, 500 at cents, and 1000 at 81 10 cents Sales
Of 40 bbls lard alta II time Sales Of 1000 lbs
feathers 80 Sales of 800 boxes w cheese, for
shipping, 10 Sales Of 60 terces rice 81
cents.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-20
rELEaRApHIo REPoRTs FOR THE UNION
Condition Of The Northern Markets.

NEW YoRk, Sept I9-2, p. m.-The stock market is
steady u g. IS coupons, l6A sterling exchange IO4
MUM The -four slightly depresssd-saes 5000
bills az 81 g ~ 5S for Stale bsspds Southern and
81 g. Sales Of 5000 bu shells damaged Geneee wheat
Ito cents; prime li6a liz cents and red 100 lO2
Corn steady-sales OF 1910 bushels 63 81 cents for
mixed, and GA s. cents Tor yellow. oa.s 80 Al
Rye, 6S ~ cents Provision frm.sales 400 bbls mess
Groceries iirm Coffee held firmly, and prices up1 ard
sales yesterday Of 1000 bags Rio at cents Cotton firm
andprces upWardsales 600 bales Whiskey, 25t cts.
per gallon.
PHIl.ApELrHIA, Sept 1872 p. Stocks firm but trans.
actions small Coupons U. s. SIS OF 1883 liSt offered
Pennsylvania IS, 9ll 81 Flour quietralher dropping
Sales 400 bbls at 81 81 50 for brands extra,
city use IS 80. Grain dy-saes 1000 bushels red
wheat at l02 log cents; white do, IN lib Vel.
corn, 81 s. cents. Oats, 38a 40 cents Provisions
Grm-sales pork $40 IS $40 81. Lard, 4 a n
in bbls and kegs Groceries continue firm previ-
prices. Coffee Improving Cotton frn and prices up.
waId-smal sales. Whiskey steady at 20 a "a cents.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-20
To the Editor.
WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT OTEIcE,

WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT OEEIcE,
September 10, 1850.
SIR notice in your paper of the 18th instant letter
copied from the Norwich Conn Courier, signed by
Elisha Whi,uesey," and emanating from this office.
The letter referred to written by me, and forwarded
to Mr.. Woodward, without being submitted to Mr.
WhtLesey or his having knowledge of It's contents
II was signed, as nearly all OF our official letters are,
"Elisha Whiesey, by w. Eckot, clerk"
make this explanation, because it not intended
for publication, and written Immediately after the
receipt OF letter from Mr. Woodward, assistant mar
shall stating that the report made by Mr. Johnson was
njuring the collections for the monument The Ian
guage stronger than Mr. Whlltlesey is in the habit Of
using.
Respectfully, yours,
J. W. ECKLOFF, Clerk