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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-28

ITO LAWYERS.-Th subscribers, sue
II cessors to VIM Osborn, are prepared TO print LAW
CASES and POINTS, with neainess and dispatch, al he
lowest prices. They have greatly enlarged the facilities OF
their Printing Establishment In the TRIBUNE BUILD
INGs and pledge themselves to execute al WORK inus-
ed 10 heir care in the STYLE al the time promised ana
on The most favorable terms
BAKER GOODWIN 4 CO. Printers,
Tribune Buildings, third stories,
d23 eodu Entrance No. Sprucest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-28
ITO FAMILIES IN BROOKLYN

u Wanted situations for six Cooks, eight Chambermaids
four Nurses and Seamsesses and twelve girls for General
Homework Americans English, lrsb Scetch and Ger
mans respectsbe help and well recommended, al The
Agency for Domestics l08 Orangest Brooklyn. t8 IT.
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limited STATES MAIL LINE from

Y CHARLEsTON 70 HAVANAs va5AVANNAH and
KEY WEsT-The spssEdic steamship lSABEL LOO tnns
sardsn commanded by Capt William Rollins win con-
mence Der regular ps On Monday Oct l. and SAL regular.
ySfrom Charleston c. Tor havana on te lst and Ia
each month and nom Havana 70 Charleston On ne sa ne
From Charleston and Savannah 10 Havana -
IRON Charleston and Savannah 10 Key Wesl ~.
sPoFF0m, TrLEsroH Z co g sS1ShH
N Charleston 10 = ,Eru ~ n 90
Agents 10 HavGna okAAL. ohsUg A n..no = a.a.
Yssssgers leaving Havans By ons shp can reaSn ssn
more bv he land route the 6fh day, or, ~ nee&Ak
aasmef southerner, resch New York In Sane UNA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-28
ENGLERFRT LOTT. Auctioneer. VII

LNNGLEBEKT LOTT, AucLIohee8Ia' :, y
EI.su A. ACTION on TUESDAY Jaruary 2: az .se
B5ookyn Exchange 29l FultOn-sL a. u oe1lsybdcs
ak very desirable three story basement sn9 - between
state and Atlantic sls Each House ~ ~ Ami in tbs
ncuorg ueosel pszzs hnlsss @aHss siding doors
most approved mOfefnft5 -insi 1890 In he srlors
bli tc Esch 1T 20 feet if9pt and f-sf Ds - ss'
dep Each House rented 10 hfi'S as ,9t 1ts"
ls5f Terms 81 sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-28
HOUSE FOR SALE.-The three story

HOUSE FOR SALE.-The ee-stOry
II brick House and Lot No. q Howardst Broad
WAY In the Of the Hou.e Is built handsome and
spacious Bal Room by IS feet for many years occupied
by The late Stephen b. successful Dancing Acade.
which purpose the premises are admirably calculated
are supplied with every convenience For terms, which
will be made easy, other particulars, or viewing tho
premises, apply TO 49,.
Also. FOR SALE, the HOUSE and LOT, q feet 10
inches by IS feet No. q HowGrd.st Apply as above.
sfr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-28
A SSIGNEE,S SALE.-The Undersigned

A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-The Undersigned
will se AT ppbc Auction on the 25h day OF January
1851 al 10 o'clock ~ al The Congress Steam Mills, liz
Forsyh-st the stOck, Machinery and Fixtures Of SAID
Mills consisting OF Machinery for the manufacture Of Mus
lard Coffee Fsrns Chocolate, Spice, Vel Horses, !
Carl and sets Of Hsrness Grocer Wagons, koeka-
wsv and Light Wagon, Office Furniture sc, Stove,
Iron safe &c Merchandise, &c. JAMES II. THORNE,
Assignee Of JOHN CORELL. ,,,
THE above sale IL ad OurDed until Saturday, 10 O'CLOCK,
Feb l. 1881 JAMES II. THORNE, Assignee Of JOHN
cOREiI jz57t+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-28
NO TOWN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

HNO TOWN SUPEKIN IENDENIS,
II AND TEACHERS-DAVIES'S GRAMMAR OF
ARITHMETIC The State Superintendent Of Schools mas
forwarded each Town Superintendent o. copy ofths
work for each Teacher In the Slate II the supply IL not
sufficient any Teacher will be supplied grauitousy, on
application by letter fpostpaidl TO the publishers.
The logic and utility of Mathematics referred to IN the
Grammar placed by the Regents Of the University on
their list OF Books recommended for Libraries, s also pub
lisbed and Two large editions have been sold.
i25 StDltW A. S. BARNES X CO. 81 John'sl
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ANTHONY j. BLEEcKER Auctoneer.
[NHE L EASEHOI ID PROPERTY

ANTHONY j BLLECkEK, AuCUOletI: - . :.
THE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY 80
IL THIRD-AVENUE AT AUCTION-ANTHONf j.
BLEECKER will sell at Auction on TUESDAY, Jan %
1851 at y o'clock at the Real Estate Sales Room Broad
st. the following valuable property, VIZ , =, anna.
THIRDAvENUE The valuable LEASEhOLO fhEm'
IsFS Known "a No % Thrdav. between llh and 18th
SITS The building is 3sOry house. with store; the lot Is
II feet inches front, by 100 feet in deph o mn Win
y W WIN
IO e ~ tSs renewals at Ground Rent OF Sis per
annum and first stand for business 81 900 OF the
purchase money can remain on Bond and Mortgage.
For further particulars apply 10 the Aucuoneer Broad
a. Gz1D jSs
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rahH.iro every Saturday H,yHiag At me '.V po
-, mann IN Adyauce EIsh copies Tor 81 " 1..5
1900. adde's Tor md he paper in no case Gun
sssssd he,asd ,hs tne f,r which u l. palo; N M,
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THE SEMg-WERKLY TRIBUNE
= ,,,,,..so .y.,y ye4.ess7y and saturday m0rnng-
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Advs,,i.ep,ents cents ae ca Insertion
THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
FOR EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
a., ,,hbs5 on The departure Of each Mall steamer lot
Iverpooi Prizes q per copy, 81 per year. post
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
roR CALIFORNIA. OREGON AID THE SANDWiCH ISL ANDS
IN the parure Of each Mail Steamer Tor Cha
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RoGERSs
NEW FANCY STORE-Just opened

ROGERSS
NEW FANCY STORE-Just opened
Y at 4i9 BROADWAY, between Grand and Canal sts-
where may be found a we'll selected Stock Of .
ENGLISH. FRENCH AND GERMAN FANCY GOODSs
Consisting of LADIES' " DIRK BOXES.
Relicules Toilet ana Jewel Cases.
Walkers celebrated English Queens own Needles
Crochet Books, Patterns and Needles in Victoria and
Jenny Lind cases.
Papettries, lnksands -,
Wiling Cases splendidy fitted with secret drawers
Port FOlOs Memorandum Books
States q new article, bound In The form OF DOCKS
Blotters, English Water Coors OF best quaiy
Port MOnnaes, Card Cases, Souvenirs ana TaOieu
Music Boxes, arranged from two to twelve lunes.
Pocket Knives, Razors, Scissors, and Pencils.
ALSO BRUSHES
Clothes Hat, Hair Nail and Tooth Brushes together
with choice lot of Genuine Perumery, manufactured by
the "SOCIETE HYGIENiQUE OF PARIS
and Acknowledged superior to any other In tho world
Also, superior French Shaving Cream, triple extracts
Also Games, Cads batlledores, Uraces Checkers,
Chess Domnoes and Toys In the greatest variety for tho
anu cement and instruction Of CHILDREN.
Mr. ROGERS having Tesired In Europe for me past ieW
years. being established IN Of the hrs bazaars In
LordOn thus enabled TO supply his customers with tho
greatest variety az
TEE CHEAPEST RATE.
His business has connection with any Gin Concerts,
Free Balls Lotteries, NC &c. but his PRICES are dis
tncily marked every article and those VINO favor HIM
with their patronage will hno them lower than al other
place In the city 4i9 Broadway. j28 3tru&S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-28
l.. O. cARuSGroS, Auetioneer:
JACOB - PLArT.-UNDE

~ WRITERs sALE.-THis DAY, Al 10 o'clock, 81
buno les haback German steel 81 kegs and several Dag.
Oiio's h. rse nsis, &c Also, hHdware and cuuery anu
fancy goods tea trays knives and forks locks brushes
carpenters adzss bsihets and sadrons and
aTos ~ double barrel psio volns; 300 dozen
knives and foTks pen aud pocket knives raZor
SCISSORS shea plated bimOies sDueys trays ke- Also,
with hch the sale viii commence $50 dozen inc and
peffre ivory combs slightly Imperfect, with various other
goods. - =,
Aso AZ o'clock for account Of underwriters, 80 bun
so bs habsck German STEEL and y easks wrought
nails. IN lots 10 suit purchasers Terms cash -
By order Of parties COZ cerned J@ III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-28
LOST.

II OST-On Monday, 9th inst. IN or be-
4 tVvean gond.st and Union square, a double GOLD
EYE GLASS and CHAIN The finder will be hoeraly
rewarded on leaving Il al Fihh-av. J@ H'
Y OST-On or about the 18th instant,
n Awe Notes, made by Smith, Congdon Strong, pays-
BILE 10 their own order; two given 10 Messrs Ausun
Spicer; two TO Messrs Godfrey Patuson Co; one 10
Messrs Patent Stewart Co. Said Notes were al past
due The finder will be rewarded by leaving u same Al
the store of The subscriber 90 Lbertyst Newl Jan.
"a. 1851. . ST a. ". JLoO'S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-28

4 OST-On Saturday afternoon from the
IBauk Book Of the Subscribers, between Walst ana
the Fulton Bank Moore raylors Check on me BROOK
vn Rank for $500 Check OF the Yates Co BANK, Oh ine
RANK of the State OF New York for Sl2fS Two SlOo
bills on Manhsen Bank, and one go bill ON one OF ma
A liberal reward will be paid for the recovery OF tho
- no NJ WARD x co.
;S1 s. 50 Maden-lsne.
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H0R KEYPORT and Fort Hamilton.

n rha,,earnho., cHINGARORA leaves Chambers st,
S.s- fSnndsvs rceptedD 81 Pm; returning leaves
s1noTt a. M sndlnz al sort HAMILTON each way.
no
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-28
Important Notice
no BOOKSELLERS. MEN,

NNO BOOKSELLERS, CLERGY MEN,
Il TEACHERS STUDENTS and eaders in general
Contemplating change in cur business arrangements we
offer our entire stock OF Miscellaneous School Books, at
Wholesale retail, al greatly reduced prices.
This is rare opportunity purchasers and particularly
worhv the attention of those wishing mike additions 10
their Libraries our stock embraces many valuable WORKS
on almost all subjects which may DO obtained at less
than half price -
have also hand great variety OF Stationery,
among which articles difficult 10 Ind elsewhere
all Of which will be sold cheap Also warranted Gold
Pens Ia gold and silver cases, at 81 and upward
All persons having claims aganstus requested 10 pre-
sent them without delay and receive The cash and those
indebted 10 us will confer favor by following our exam
pie SPALDlNG SHEPARD, 1884 BIOaaWay
i22 II opposite John-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-28

A ) FEMALE TEACHER In SchOol, OF
IN Sean and Teacher in private family; oy
young Lady who has taught School six years 1nder me
Board Of National Education Ia Dublin She uHorfsa1us
that sytiem thoroughly and has the best OF
She IL also competent Seansress; understands jess
making good city reference objections 10 go sha
distance in the country Can be at lS5 Broome-sI
or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-28
FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED

Il Suitable for small pnyA.e family 10 the upper par Of
he y, In Brooklyn comfortably furnished and plea
sanily located from 20 the FIRST OF May or ionsor
For conveniently arranged and In good order AL
rent viii be paid by good Ten ant The silver or asn ~
required note addressed 10 JAMES ID. STEFENS1SN
Counsellor Al Law Il WsLst post paid, stating ocAy
reut and all particulars Will receive attention lIe LNc
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WANT PLACES.

AS PLAIN Cook, Washer and IrOner,
IN or General Housemaid in a private family. by re-
Spectsbe girl with good city Can be seen or
Two days, SO RivngtOn- in the secondhoor IL
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

The American Abroad
N APPLETON q co. Publish on
LETTERS FROM THREE CONTINENTS, by the
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hunor and satire that parts FRESHNESS 70 the
narrative; they The time free from all that COM
monpa observation which is apt all the volumes
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from beginning TO end.
TIE WOMEN OF ISRAEL by Grace Aquiar, su-
thor Of WOmsD's Friendship, &C &c vols lzmo PaPsr
cover 81 cloth 81 30.
TIN MOTHERS RECOMPENsE by Grace Aquilar,
! vol l2mO: paper cover 50 cts cloth Is cents
THE BARDS OF THE BIBLE by George Gnhlan.
/ vol limo; boards 81 cts cloth 80 cents. JS EHs
DOCKS FOR THE Blind" Do you
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ters by The London Religious Tract Society Brooks's
choice wsrks among COlmans old stock selling By the
Assignee at SO4 Broadway S. COLMAN, Agent.
lust PUBLISHED-In one volume,
- svo illustrated with numerous wood Price, 81
observation-disclosures RESEARCHES on the
Dynsmics of Magnetism, Electricity, Heat, Light &c 10
their relations vital force by Baron Won Reichenoach
with preface and critical notes by John Ashburner MD
Also. the ELEMENTS OF CHEMISTRY, with its ap-
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8vo Price S. III. BAILLlERE, l69 fultOn-tt MY.
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Manufactured by Charter OF Paris.
Agent also for " LA REVUE DES DEUA MONDE S'
To subscribers for 1851 viii given gratis, volume OF
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-28
THE SENE-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
r,ur NEW-YORk TKIBUNE

. ,,,h ..hes .y.rv IEefrfSr1V ana oItUo.k h"luns'-
y pues.sls- sT,,y qo-o e.1ies fr s. Ten for $50.
Ia Sdvs,i. sr,erts. cents q ia- "a insertion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-28

ron CALIFORNIA OREGON AID THE SANDWICH ISLANDS
IA rub shed departure Of each Mall Steamer TOR Oh
g,es Price t. cenfs per copy. 49,, -, ,,,.-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-28

A s Cook, Washer and IrOner, by
IA smart active girl to do general homework She
has tn beet Of city references Has objection 70 20
short distance in tire country Apply al ll5 MaosrysI
hOn room. j" IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-28


=, ,.usbss an he departure Of each Mail Steamer Tor
Liverpool Prizes 81 ceuls per copy or - per year. P''
age included.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-28

DOTTER WANTED Apply to the
New York Cast Steel Works. foot OF Twenty fourth St
ERN-Y JN ueod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-28

HOB COMPOSITOR.-A very good
~ JOB COMPOSITOR wanted at Thames-st Such
zone may obtain permanent situation and good wages
None others need apply The best Of references viii be
required. J<Slt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-28

DOY WANTED.-FOr the Wholesale
- Fancy Goods business. Salary frstyeaT $50. Apply
to w. r. SLUYTER co. q Cortland-st JB ltF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-28

DOARD-With good accommodations,
lbcsn be had al l7s West Twenty-sevenh-sl doom
west Of Eighthav. jill I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-28

WANTED-At ia Nassau-st. base
w ment-E Employment lie speedily obtained for Clerks
saesmen Portes, School Teachers Barkeepers Waters
Coscbmen BOYS learn respectable trades Rules and
Regulations be in the Office, woich strictly OBJ
served Employers fee 81 per year Applicants incosing
Al free of postage stating The description of employment
feonired can be suited li2a IL THOS SPHINX, Agent
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TWO or THREE SINGLE GENTLE

DOARD.-O One or two rooms desirable
for single gentlemen. and suitable for gentle
ard lady be obtained by application a. ~ Irving place
IL j.
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GENTS WANTED.-From 5000 to
IN 200 year be made In selling the New Family
Manual l Nassaust ID floor Call or address postpaid
The American Family Publication Establishment NY.
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An EXPERIENCED CLOTH CUT

ATER whose present engagement expires on the FIRST
OF February and who would hke change his location
would be happy 10 negotRiiate with responsible Ms
chant Tailoring Establishment centrally located aud doing
good trade for situation. Address Trade" Tribune
Office with name and salary which must DO good also
when and where al interview can be had il6 2ws
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WANTED.

lob PRINTER WANTED to go West,
prsc icly experienced and capable of akng charge OF
llsrge Office and of taste Ia fine job printing One with
small capital would find good opening. Address Printer,
ip0spaid Of v b. Palmer, Tribune Buildings three
0sys, sla log sge and capital il any. Us 81
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BOARDING.

ITO LET, with full or partial BOARD
Il An elegant suit OF rooms three large and one small
with penlries bah room, &c attached Oh second noo N
frst-csss house Lsmsrtinepace, Tweny.ninlh1L be
tween Eighth and Niath j% W.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-13

A BENEFlcENT AcT.-1he Senate of the United
States yesterday passed bill which will stand an en-
during monument of wise and phianthropc legislation
we refer to the bill approprating ten millions of acres
of the public lands equal to twelve millions five hun
dree thousand dollars to be appooned among the Sc
yeral oatesn an equitable ratio, for the endowment of
Hospitals for the INDECENT Insane
Most sincerely do we congratulate the humane and
estlma6le lady (Miss Dix; TO whose unwearied exer-
tons in arousing public sympathy and influence aid
OF her benevolent scheme is the country mainly in
debted for the which has thus far attended this
May the sanction of the other House of Congress con-
summate the act and render her happiness complete.
Nat. lat of uesferday
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-13

STEAMER CHERoKFE.The owners OF this steamship
have published statement to the effect that she had
mahogany furniture such as was described as having
been floating eff Hatteras by Capt Rhodes of the
Worcester; mad she time piece with gilt stars
around it, This removes all apprehensons 10 her
safety. The wreck seen was undoubtedly that Of the
steamboat America Phil Bulletin
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-13
LATEST NEWS
BY LAST EVENINGS NAILS.

TROUBLE AMONG THE MoRMoNs.---The Detroit
Tribune says that application has been made to
the military commandant at Mackinaw, for the in
terposition ofhe U. s. troops protect the rights
and government of citizens at Beaver Island, from
the outrage of the Mormons. 1t says there are
evidently the elements brewing for genera row
between them and the inhabitants in the vicinity.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-13

NEW YORK MARKETS, Feb. II, P. M.
FLoUR-Saes of Southern brands at 81 Sl4aS5.
GRAM--Market dull; we note sales of 5000 bushels
Genesee Wheat to-day at 1871 per busIel Corn sells
at CT cents per bushel.
ToBACco-Market firm at former prices
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-13
STEAMBOAT COLLlsION-LOss OF LIFE!
JENNY LIMBS FIRST CONCERT.

NEw ORLEANS Feb. IT.
we regret to learn thaa disastrous collision between
the steamers Auocra and Magnolia has occurred near
Bayou Sara, resulting in the destruction OF the Auto
crat and the drowning OF her Captain and thirty other
persons
The auction sale of tickets TO Jenny Lind hfst con
cert took place the 9Th inst. The prem seat was
knocked down to Mr. Darsy the halter, Tor the sum O
$24o The receipts Of the concert amounted TO over
$4,000.
The markets are steady, at prior quotations.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-13
TEL EGRAPFTFD
FOR THE DAILY RICHMOND TfMEs.
SUMMARY.
WEDNESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

WASHINGTON, Feb IL, P, M.
The SENATE, after spending nearly the whole day in
discussing the joint resolution authorizing the President
of the United States to confer the rank of Lieutenant
General by brevet only for mertorous services, order
ed it to the engrossmcnt by the following yoteYeas
49, nays 90
In the HOUSE, Mr.. MELVILLE, from the Committee
Printing unanimously reported resolution to in
demnify Thos Richie. Esq., for losses sustained under
his contract to execute TIE public printing The House
adjourned with out dsposing of the report.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-13
BALTIMORE MARKETS, Feb. 10. P

BALTIMORE MARKETS, Feb. II, p. NJ
BREADsruFFs-We have no sales to report to-day
The market is dull and prices dropping
In other articles usually enumerated we note no
change.
ROBERT j. BRENT, ESQ., has been rendered the Office
of Attorney General of Maryland recently made va
cant BY the death of Mr.. Richardson
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-13

RuMoRs AT WAsHINGroN--A 'spscal dispatch" by
telegraph to the New York Tribune gives the follow
ing rumors:-that Sir Henry Bulwer will shortly resign
his mission and return to England account of i'll
health, and that Dir. T. NJ. Fooe, of Buffalo, lately
Charge to Bogoa will be sent Minister Penpoten-
tiary to Russia, Mr. Adams, formerly Of Buffalo, accom-
panying him as Secretary of Legation.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-13
FROM OHIO.

The License Law has been abrogated in the Cons-
tutonal Convention, where the following provision has
been adopted, 4S to As
mo license for traffic in intoxicating liquors shall
hereafter be granted in this State but the General AS
sembly may by law provide against the evil resulting
theyeirom"
The friends of Gen. WngfieId Scott met at the Cout
Hoase in Hamilton, Butler Co., Jan 25, and nominated
him for the Presidency
The resolutions conclude as follows
Resolued, That General Wmg6eld Scott is worthy
OF the highest honors nationss gratitude can besto~,
and will be first choice for President of the United
States in 1852.
Resolved, That the first choice of this meeting for
Wee President in 1851 is ExG overnor Jones, OF Ten
nessee.