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New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
SAMUEL H DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. As-sssors.
IL ~ IsAAC VIZ. SMITH.

CORPORATION MOTTO Public ne
" ce "a hereby giysn that RESOLUTION has bsea pre-
SEATED N the Board Of Asss,snl Adesmsn foT sEWEk
N BkIDGFsT from the Sewer IN State. u % X'1. :.
fset wes. Of WhrehaI All persOas interested having
obectsons thereto, requested 70 present tAe s.
,Titing. thsir extent Of interest," - tas S"
CierA at tbs Orice, or Daise Oct / 70.
NICHOLAS DEAN, Prs.lrsa
Crcfoo Aqsejnct Department. sspt q. I'D. s' II"
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NOTICE--Public

CORPORATION E.--Public
~ notice hereby -Ven % the owner Or o"Dsfs Dc1'
pant 0r occupant, Of all houses and .gs, improved O
proved 3nGs affected thereby, that the iDhoNhs ss,
p ens have been completed by tns Assessor an'
Office # The Bureau q Asse,sis.nts >, -, :, - ~
ia 23d-st through he 10Th and 1fth - % f' sOc'
80 feet ~est of th-sv The limits emyfnsnV s1nh ~
,rfe All The several hDgses aud lp's d gfV0n1
y~snt - oieces snd pacels u land situated On bcth
81. II l.thst between "h ahs lY,-tts % ".
"a "a =, .nd On ~estsf sde pf 18th ay bet~een
20 nd z.th All persons whose interests are AFFECTED
-, - named assessmrnis aud ehO opposed To
~ zane or ether u them requested 20 fressn' then
5ecrIons m % the gnfenigned. al their Ohcs
- nal, u Kecorcs. within thirty das from the date u
is Doce Office Bureau II Assessment street Depart
n.eni. .seyt. a. Ie3l . - .
EKANCIs NICHOLSON. Assss.Ors
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of application for h

NVI II I. OF NFIIII \ IUN tOr mo
NdShargp of InSoyent from h debts. pursssa, -
the prNg II The thId aTlIcle N the hfSt utle ~ the
nth chapter ii the second par; NJ the Reyed Statutes
JAMES BANTER, JUNIOR. oi the Cosny Of kaSs, aaa
Clts II BreoNhu. nsoiVtnt debtor-NOuce mt pub
hShsd iuy ., 1851 CrsJtors Of James Baxter. Junsr.
ho have debts AGAINST him ndly galy II the
members ~ the ale hrm OF BAXTER BIoihe> Ia appear BE-
fore Hon Grevnw0,s City Judge OF brOoAlyn, at the
CITY Court roon. CITY Hall the Ut, of BgoOsYn. the
ed DAY otSEPrEMBER At O'Clock m the iorenss,
% show cause they have, Why as>gnacot shcA
not be made of SAID nsoVents aud ne he dcharxeA
frun rs debts GEO. HUDSON.
lyle lavl0wW Attorney tor lnsolyeat
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IN PTRSUNNCE of an order of thc Sur.

d rocaie of the County Il New-Nofk notice hereby
gwen tD a pfSouS having Jams against AN I'D HEATH,
late al She Cty II New Work deceased o. present the
same Wh vouchers thereof to the suh nner at hs oce,
n l2 Fulton street m the City # New York on ~ be
fore The sixth dH of December nest Dated New fogk.
thc Thrtleth day ot NaN. 1881
Ia IAM6mM. MIIIIAM u NEArM. AAnlnl,tratoI
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DuBIIC ADMINISTRATORS OF

D FICE. Ne Nassau - Notice Is hereby gwen, %
the relatives aud neNt of kin of ELLEN HAkhlN, late
of the CITY ot New York. deceased and who alleged
o. have died mtestate that shall ap O. the Surrogate %
the County New Nork foT letters OF Administration upon
the ot the sand nteStae The th day ~ OcobM
neNt It 30 O'Clock the forenoon Dated. New fofk.
Sept 3. 1851 JAMES ; IhAlfR
s32iwtwWSE public AdnlnistrIiSr
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the

u Surrogate Of the County ol New-lork. nocefs here
b. given o. al persons having CLAIMS AGAINST JOSEPH
JENN l\GS late of >wcdrShorough. New Jersey gentle
deceased to present the With vouchers theress
81 the sfSCuher, at her residence No ilS Wayerey
pisce m the Cltl of \cw-l York before the twenty
seventh day II January neNt-Datcd New-YoTs. ths
twenty tISt IA, of July. 1881
wsSlawom.w MANY ANN JENNINGS Executn.
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IN PVRSVANCEof an order of the 81

IN Pl RSlA\C f. Ot an order Ot the Sur
4 rosate of the County II New Work. notice hereby
gwen tn all persons having CLAIMS AGAINST SAMUEL
BROOM late o the CITY OF Ncworleans, lpusans, de-
ceased to present the same with vouchers thereof g. the
sUbscuhcI a the Office ot kclt \ Dawes, E>ls No y.
Nall.sfrce m the CIV of New-NorA. before ths
Tenth CAV of November nex Dated New York the stth
da, of Nav. 1851 WINTHROP SARGENT
uk-f fawtmMs ftccntpf
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IN PUR RSUANtE of an order ol the SUI.
rusate oi the COUNTY of New York, notice u hereby
given 10 all perS having claims against THOMAS ED
WARDS late OF the CITY ot New Work deceased 10 pro-
sent e same with vouchers thereof to the subscriber
Robert Edwards Jr al hs place II business W Jsi Hut
>un-sest IN the CIT, of New YORK before the first
lay Of IanuaIy next Dated New Work. June nth 1891
ROBERT FDw ARDS. In,
,.l, t..E,.Ws Admiut,'r.iM
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IN PTRSTNNCE of an ordcr OF the

Surrogate Il the County II New-Nolk notice her-b,
gwen fn an persons having claims sgnuS JAMES kEl 1.
late Il the Cvof New York deceased 90 present the
NTH the VOUCHERS thereof tn the subscriber the office
Wm u Morris No 50 Gro,e->t m the CITY ef New loTk
on ar before the sixth day of October next Dated New
Nork. the 3lSt day of March, 1891
a3 lawom'wcd lSignedl VI SPENCER Executor
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COURT or OYER AND TERMINER-Before Judge
EpMoNDs. and Aid CHAPMAN and KELLY
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The nAs Of viii be entered books ii
payment oftne subscription be made IN advance.
Distant subscribers may .o4sy BY letter.
On winch viii ss paid all BY
safe usnsnal..ion rf#
Ths COUNTRY PAPER IL pasi.hod weekly during
sions ~ Congress- and semi weekly during rsc sss.
sabsenpao" oi period less than yoar received
terms proporionsd 10 tho above annual raIes.
.o .s a1'hosxed 10 sstas ssenns and, by
sending DAILY subscribers win .acI..rs =, ,iys
EMIWEEKf subscribers with as doryy. WEEKLY
subscribers. with so eneo.ed win be one copy OF us
same hey US fur .,.ss. -
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T,URa -wM, r. TODD announces 10 his Gus
tom~rs ladies particularly that he has
handsome selection o hne fs OF the
most workmanship, which he has
now ready inspection and which he invites s sen
desire purchase such rich durable uuy com
6o,,able and reasonable additions the wardrobe,
Tb mu vicsornes psanes or NAT boa
.rA r6.F spepdid Russian
atch chinca squirrel royal ermne Hudson Bay sable
svvnnsdown. ,...n, .....
snt N Persian goods above descriptions for sdie'
and children. r..
Ladies' Psr. made eslapne sncks richly trimmed with fu
ron Dec Il-Hsw4w
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omce OF Assistant Commtssary of subsisten~e,
wLsplSuror Arsenal, ~. a.. Dec. TO- 1851.

NEALED PROPOSALS. win he received at
O'CLOCK on the 22d day Of December, 1881, furnishing
esn beef TO tbs troops this
December, 1861. - - =
The bee qualify fp.ct. and .hanls
he erclnded NAV from
tine ~ required and 10 be delivered ,hee
Centre MARKET OF Washington within .nnrse
such market days a. The Asstsn Comm"ry
The Of responsible m b. required q. ..cu,
ties for the faithfnl performance Of The contract
j. l.. RENO,
Dec lo--eo6t Brsvet Cspt ord. A. A. 4. r.
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Brown. Hotel, city Of Washington.

bE proprietor, respectfully That their establishment s
now open for III. reception Is front Of white
hundred
between sirfh Seventh
They hesitate that their
elegant hotel buildings country
improvements and afodns every
comfort both Departments
been newly furnished superior
spared render every worthy public patronage
II. r. 4 NJ. BROWN,
Dec 6-sod2w Proprietor.
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NEW CI-OAKs 6sc.-Juss feceived-f
~ 10 very rich vsvet closks, new style
10 very rich cloth cioaks, hsbdsomely trimmed
10 very rich velvet sacks, with hoods
very sacks, with hoods
5yery rich velvet mantias, new styles, Ac
To respectfully the aesoon Of purchasers before
making seecsns feeling coahdens entire satisfaction every
Nov so-d4wf HooE, BRO, 4 co.
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E Board Of Assessors hereby give they win
daily ut their room In the City Hail. from o'clock a. M lo
o'clock mr. from the fifteenth ~ the day Be
esnoef ns an Inclusive sundays and ChTsns day
e purpose o correcting any that be painted
lists Of persons subject school year ending on the
hfy nr day OF tho present month, tDecembe adding
thereto the names OF any persons sahsct the said
which may have been omitted thsrcfr0,n. IN sst sfT
Inc Board would particularly call c attention Of all
msi M person can vote next this
name has not esen returned subject the
Every free while male czea Of this Of twenty
yss and apwatds would therefore do well
Dc on The said lists, and, Omitted notice
Assessors, that Il may be added and year
II. r. HARkNESs, = ID"
f~s ~ GEORGE II. PLANT,
VALENTINE HARBAUCH,
WASHINGTON LEWIS, Assessors.
## JEREMIAH HEPBURN,
DANIEL 4. KEALEY,
DAVID HEPBURN, ~&FH .
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MATHEW ST CLAIR CLARKE has r-ope~~d an
III once for The transaction Of law and business
street Department OF The Interior anA nearly
Wlliard's Hotel, where boards
Nov Wd3m mat Intel, Republic, Telegraph
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CoLLroross OrrIcz, CRY H.uI,
-- = December Q, 1851.
NOTlCE TO TaI-payersNotice is hereby ad
~ versemcnt Of delinquent property will be published within
current month The undcsignrd respectfully
leaves him discretion In The premises but obRes
Of
upon which remain due unpaid
Dec7-eodtJsuIf J.. ROCHE. Cojertor.
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CARDThe Of the public respectfully requested to
French China dinner, dssser
service siverpaed
double hair together with general assortment
which has selected
for the trade,
exceedingly liberal credit
satisfactory paper . -
DYER h MCGUIRE,
I'D Auduoneera
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LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.
worthlnston q. snsthss,

CONTINUES the Supreme Cour to attend
before
agns the dsparen 1t home and sbrosd pensions
bounty snds collect debts dvdsnds lesciss.
of the United States
funds mort
gage and loans,
patent nights, In any otae Of the Union. -
paid California
United States Supreme Court appeal.
sPad, addressed G. Snshen
Cupiol H, Washng,on ID. C., will with promp,
tention. Oct 26-dly
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SALUTATORYwx b. TODD, halter and fanier, endsrs his
compliments ana informs them
appearing 81 the
marble hotel building OF the Mes Brown
his and acQuasn
nce trusting s~A TO add
erpesnced the Old stand ~ the
years. hoping increased and continued &C
quaintance msy be mutusIy pleasant and probable
koy1 A.
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NEW F~shionabis TailortAS EstAblishment.-a ,.
LOUDOh and t-iovs, Browns Hotel
avenue opened with sIae
Of goods for gentemens we.r, such A.
cloths csssimsrss. furnishing generally
Army navy marine, and revenue ocen win hnd an assort
swords and other
articles A. III. latest regulation corps prescribe
experience many years in legitimate tailoring, new and
goods dcse please with the cash system to
protect aea high prices Inducements that we
Offer, and respectfully solicit patronage
Nov r-d Am
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TO WEsTERN TRAVELLERS. . I.
EXPRESS MAIL LINE FMOM BALTIMORE TO pIy7s


(IhrousA n s~sStv-tWe Ass~s 4sd AaC) F
THIS line Pnsbug, the and
Psnnsyvana Censai railroads successfu opera
by leave Baltimore hour
s the time Of arrival Of the evening train from Washington
Harrsburg Censl
train crossins
mountains dsyMSh and arriving Pi,ssba m ths
starting The performed railway
the exception Of ae miles which Is done In hscss
ci tres PASSENGERS FROM THE WEST 'a
Pisburs OF the Central railroad and
Harrishurg the morning, the er
press BaoIe and susqushanna railroad in
waiting Immediately Baltimore hsre
M, the train 10 washington, which 81 =
OThs route u as reliable AZ offered the public.
Q7-fHe through (either way) Sli.
For apply the ticket of the Baltimore susqae
Railroad Company, Al Calvert Station
OF Pennsyvana Central Railroad Company
Fsef ALFRED GATHER
superintendent Of Transportation.
Dec l4--dm af. ~
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the store OF buvahs o "''~een
Az and streets, Pennsylvania avenue. -. -. =
possesses advantages over oms oehR pun on
floor arranged expressly for th- purpose con
skyGh's In this country, no ~ s
Baltimore Possesses every 'scy
copying not having superior IN
bs o,d where beautiful and highly hn'shed
all weather. though cloudy Prees" except
for children. promptly attended 10 -,
late Fair Of the Maryland inso
tu,e and a premium ii Fair Al New York.
BALTIMORE 3f7 Broadwsy,
New York Pcnnsyivania avenue, Washington Ci ~ MAN
street Richmond Virginia LynchburE, Virginia Norfolk VIZ
ainia and Petersburg Virginia.
J. ~ wBrTEBURsT.
n. "a Ann sos p.opsi.tst.
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NILks. hattns velvets, Csslsmeres, Merimoss.
~ BARNES MITCHELL would announce to members Of
gss and citizens Of the District generally they lately
cd the largest and goods they
had the pleasure
Wide veves, 1E sacks dreass, maroon, garnet
royal purple blue, gesn and black; aso The Width
Docsas plaid, and plaia ks est cAsapest
supply ey havs before yss
aud fashionable coiors .....-,' a
Batns, of every color
Marceines and Florences, of every shade
Plain black silks Of high rich use, price
be found elsewhere
Extra rich black watered silk t.s"
Watered p0plins OF the fashionable colors II
Handsome Cashmeres from the superb quality good
High coored mousscines, at auction prices
Apacas, and Lyonese Cloths every description Il
Plain white poplns and mousseines the finest quality
White Ihibet Menno for opera cloaks, &c.
Mernoes Casmcres coors
Luce caper, French worked collars
Thread lace and edsings e
Cambria aud muslin edgings nsertinQs
linencambnc handkerchief Of every quality and kind
Black lace falls, frnses, and all kind trimmings
Kid gloves quality, embracing numbers
and linens, l&
generally earnestly give early
Between 9Th 9th streets, Pennsylvania avenue.
Dec i3-dlwif H7s -. :" '.-.
ONG Shawls, Square shaxvls and scarn.--We would
shawl. just emueins every quality long
in elegant Cashmere, the best Merno and Bay State.
Also square shawis, In high colon pretty styles
Plain white and embroidered Grape shaws
Salmon crimson, and scarlet Grape do
Cashmere and Merno scaTfa, &C.
Many goods being who
with early call will have opportunity Of getting good "
BARNES 4 MITCHELL
Between 9Th and 9th streets, Penn. avenue.
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uTILLIAM TUCK EH. Merchant Tsuor-AAne * IueH-
building avenue, between -Four and hsl
and SIKH attention of members OF
Congress, strangers, and he public generally TO bis sEe ana
closhs, cassm~res, and venhe AZ
which h. n prepaed his usual eegsn, style
more OF those hns es
quality and being determined 70 90 ous
the cash principle, my motto " small pon" ana q'
-.
military garments made in the best manner &C
cordng the regulations
Wanted good cos, hand' none but me best wosh
need apply, NOV H "'"'"'
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Canton Mattinxs, Floor Oilcloths Carpotipg, &c.
THE subscribers receiving per schooner saesman
from New York sg. .1H. 4.stIa#..r
SO pieces "A heavy white Canton mnttiDgs
10 do 5A do do do .o
20 do Ga do
70 do A do red checked de do
Is do 54A64do do do
10 do T. do hnc
- 3 do super English oilclotb IL feet wide
American oiicloth nom twelve eighteen feet
. y wide 4fs
lowpriced American olclo,h,
Wide "5s EktE
10 do Cocoon mAtings, for basement, Ac.
Also constantly hand full every
ported and American caypeting, such l aGl s
Tapestry velvet tapestry Bsse English and American Busses
and ingram, fine and
priced rag hemp, cotton both plaid together
every other article line for furnishing which
and fully determined offer terms
other dealers in this country
Apl8-0 r. h. HOOE 3 co.
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VALUABLE bustnoss stand for Rent In Warrington
cy and Immediate possession given Of the three stores
building erecting stand
Of M street west and Market Space They built In the
modern for the goods business, and with lights
wide by deep clear,
light q wide ~ feet high
IL feet wide by SIS deep and feet inches high
the clear dry and finished for sales oom wel lighted BY several
building The second
ing Market is IL feet wde 81 feet dep then becomes
26 feet wide BY p feet deep having skgh feet wide by ~
finished eetwde by
feet deep, feet inches high There communication from
with its basement The third
feet wide by 81 feet deep with skykht feet by feet in the
the large could be made by throwing
Each vault in the
fuel.
For sppy the subscriber the Potomac House, north
side Pennsylvania avenue, between ID and ~ streets
Dec I3-dnf ANNE r. DERMOTT.
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NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS JUST HECEIvED.-
subscribers respectfully invite the attention visiting and
ssident ladies the following, vizi
as rich brocade silks
Is light coored do for evening
% pieces very rich figured silks, style
Is do do silks, colorcd and black
IS pieces ich yard wide wstered popins
Is do real Inah watered popins
30 French merinos and Thibets, shade
quality yard wide velvets all colors
designs French casmees and mousselines de
other and desirable styles Of dress
eas which deem enumerate but which will
with much pleasure be exhibited all who may hvor with
call sa1fEEt
n French embroideies, &c,
Lace trimmed ehemsets entirely new and beautiful
ace-uimDed sieev~s and cuds match
French embroidered and lace collars, cuffs 10 match
Richly embroidered and lace trimmed handkerchief
and cambrc colaYs and chemscts, &c.
All named goods quite and well worthy the
attention Of purchasers
HOoE, BRO. h CO.,
Nov 3O-4wif Penn. between eth and eth
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DUGBY YACADEMY-Boardinga and Day school for
II young gentlemen, of and 18th
'Ha @. T. MORRISON, Principal
n r. Latham, A. NJ, Professor Of Ancient Languages.
Mons. r. Raout, Modern
c. 3. Kcech, Tutor
4 -, Teacher of Penmanship
Iardea Teachers Of instrumental Music
James r. Mclean, Teacher of Drawing and Painting.
The Of designed the student either
buaess ssdy professions entering
higher coleges In branch Of
render the sound and complete posi-
bic branches Of the academic taught
ssns reading writing arithmetic English geography,
Laa, Grsek and nodsrn iansages history,
Chronology both Eneish and Latn, Gre
xcnan anquss mahematcs chemistry, natural
md philosophy, music, drawing, Ac
Terms of board and tuition moderate.
R.v g. Pyps D. d. Rev. J. w. French, WIN. W. Corcorsn,
ESQ. Tosas Ritche esq Prof A. ID. 3sche, Prof Gales,
Chew D. Dsltimors Capt T. Page w. B. NJ and Captain g.
Blake, v. 0.N.
Nov le-A0
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be withdrawn from the files OF the Senate and referred
10 The Committee on Indian Affairs which agreed
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The Hon. w L. MANGuM, from the State of North
Carolina appeared in his seat this morning Sl
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
After the reading OF the journal

After une reading OF the louInai-
sEcrPrIos KossUTH.
Mr. CARTIER asked the unanimous consent Of the
House for leave to nirodnce a resolution for the appoint
ment OF committee of five 10 wait on Louis Kossuth on
his arrival a, Washington, and TO receive HIM on behai
of the House.
Mr. c. remarked that this was buta copy OF the Sen
a,es resolution already passed Bat many objections
were heard over the hall so leave was not granted
RESOLUTIONS
Mr.. FICKLIN desired the unanimous consen, OF the
House for permission the suspension of the rules
proceed with the call of the States for resou,ons but
objection being made, leave was no, granted
The regular order OF the business being called for,
The SPEAKER announced the first business in order
10 be the question the motion OF the gentleman from
Maryland, tMr WALsH for the suspension OF the rules
To go into Committee OF the Whole the state OF the
Union the resolution 10 continue IN employment the
workmen recently discharged from work the extension
of the Capitol; which was not agreed TO.
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS.
The SPEAKER then announced that petitions were in
order from the State OF Maine.
of the House for leave to move the suspension OF the
rules for the call Of the States for resolutions But
Mr.. JONES obiecting,
The SPEAKER again announced tha, the presentation
When petitions, &c, were duly presented by Messrs
KING of Rhode Island, SEYMOUR Of Connecticut,
HAVEN R1WNE, BVRRoWS MoNh cRhANpLER RnGNpk "
MAN, AIKEN, JACKSON, MOORE, EDGERToN,
MARSHALL of Kentucky, STANTON of Kentucky,
JOHNSON of Tennessee, HENDRICKS, BISSELI,
FICKLIN, CAMPBELL, JOHNSON Of Arkansas, STU
ART, CONGER, EASTMAN, SIBLEY, WEIGHT
MAN, and HOWARD
In the course oil these proceedngs-
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
Mr. WElGHTMAN. when the Territory Of New
Mexico was called, remarked that he designed Offering
resolution to give proper light 10 his constituents The
people OF New Mexico had been melted towards revoa
BY the efforts Of demagogues and had been promised
aid from several States OF the Union. He desired that
they should understand that this government had not
neglected them.
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NOW your buy The weather becoming cold and
winter 10 amos, here good supply Of Cumberland
ON hsnd snrscits coal for gses
and
good supply c red and white ash wood on hand also
p, sailing =, our ONO. you articles good and
'''p w ]. sTBLEY, 4 Co,
Nox n.vu Fourteenth bridge and canal.
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Hats Caps, and Gentlemsn's Furnishing Goods Just
Received. :
DEEBE'5 New Of hats and Philadelphia
Paris beautiful and much admired Ws.hinsioa
hats Of style and chdfenh ncy han and
pleasing variety Also large and elegant assortment OF
gentemens fancy goods and toilet articles
Cenusmen in want Of the respectfully
invited my stock which complete,
Of Superior quality, al moderate prices.
CHAs. ii. LANE,
cap gentlemen furnishing establishment Pennl
vania avenue, between and6 Dec 3-d3wH
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r INTENSIVE SALE OF Rich Mlks Cashmsrss, Vel
II shawis. .--CLAGETT, NEWTON, NAY D. CO, hay
determined sell their mmsnse stock Of silks sa.hmere
vsive sba this day offer them nj
enA. In lot be found nch moa anuques
plaid, wafered striped plain col
styles OF Silks pop1n- All 's do
rich Paris csshmere mousssianss
and black silk yevet- cashmere
hsw a N scarfs.
citizens Of the District are
the sales day ~e are ANXIOUS 70
dispose ofthe entire stock possible
Dec "a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-04-16
FROM CALIFORNIA.

The steamer Georgia, from Chagrcs
via Havana, arrived at New York on
the 9TH inst. She brings dates from
San Francisco to the 9th March.
In the State Legislature there had
been one hundred and fifty ballots for
United States Senator, without effect
ing choice. The candidates were
Thomas Butler King and John Weth-
cred, Wings; Charles j. Fremont and
J. P. Heydenfelt, Democrats. Messrs.
Wethered and Heydenfelt were ulti-
mately withdrawn, and John B. We'll
Ter substituted for the latter. On the
last ballot the two Democrats had an
even vote, and Mr.. King lacked six
votes of an election. The Legislative
Convention then adjourned without
making q choice till the LIST of January
next.
A gambler named Wroe had been
condemned and hung under the Lynch
code at Sacramento city. His offence
was the shooting Of Mr.. Myers for in
terfering in quarrel, and he was exc
cuted in five hours afterwards.
Business at San Francisco was dull !;
the miners doing tolerably well and
the arrivals of foreign shipping dimin-
ishing. NOD. Intel