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FiON or 1851



Pursuant n, ths notice. rive. the Central Commit
e. ..,Ss ~ - - n N,,;, t.,-,.s,,,s IN ~.
e., .,,a nm rL,,..S sssT,,s The ls,b ,o,l. q,
n X o,elnrk
The meeting was called to order BY Profs ssor Wal
,.x a Inhoson an ,ylo.e ,,,,;oo IA PETE, Eo,c,
,..i,sd ,o III, f.bs,, and CLs,le, y st.nbur,
rh,.ss,, ss.,.,.r, ~ M ,,ss,,,c
| ~ : - T..
u'o temporary oigani<a'ion havi"F occn cns.'1 -
INC committee proceeded 10 organize feiinahehuy .,
the appointments OF the Hon. Miilard Fillmore, vice
ie.ident o. INC cnted states, cha'f"'ai'' Ana Tfo
walter n. johnson Secfetsry.
AZ ,he the request OF the Chairman, tGoi- ofce,)
ne 'oio"ihE papers were read ny Fioi' so"''so'', "
oAPianaio" oil 'hc appointment ana n"ues OF 'ha
committee
STATE bsfAhiahsI,
.. AnHlAofoN, MAY ", io'o'
""'' 1'eot"e"t q INC .Natto"" H"1"'"e
for The Promotion Of Science.
SIR: have the honor herewith 10 transmit Co
pies OF correspondence which has taken place be-
tween the Minister PieniPotentiary OF her Majesty
,;~ ~, - pa.aln anu .,s is
in London in the wear 1s5i.
From the circular OF the ROYAL Commissioners Of
Great B.ita hereto annexed it will be observed that
all objects intended to be introduced from foreign
countries and entered Tor that Exhibition required
70 have been first submitted to and approved by cen
'rai au,hority or commission OF the countiy from
whch .ney snai DC brought, and that no other Will
- -, 40 ecnsrM d'enotiy except s'e as
.,.,,n..r l.; !, h;.L - ~ '''1 "o'''''' VI ''o
TIA, Amsr;ca,. 1850 sn,'..
apnear IN ,he Mac .Io,,.d A. 49, I'LL ~ 80;
pensabe that Recognized central AUTHORITY should No
constituted; and am under the ;mpression th.t th
National Institute having been regularly ncorpor,cd
by act of Conpress and being bab;tualv eoyagaa in
matters pertaining 10 the arts and s,.;euces e the
proper body for taking the initiative in constituting
such central authority
therefore beg lea We to submit 10 its liberation
the interesting and important subject which has been
brought to the attention OF this Department by the
distinguished Envoy OF her Nfajesty's Government
and to request such action or as may seem
necessary in order that the natural productions the
ingenuity industry, and arts Of the United States
may be fully and suitably represented on the interest
ing occasion herein referred to.
have the honor to be- very respectfuIy YOURS
JOHN M. CLAYTON.
This communication was laid before the National
Institute and by it referred TO a select committee
which hroupbt forward tbe folIowino renort.
$50,
fepor1 o. me COMMITTEE " me .Nattondi institute;
The special committee, to which was referred
the communication from the Hon. John NJ CLAW
ton Secretary Of State relative TO the formation
of cs ntral authority for transmitting articles 10
the Industrial Exhibition TO be held in | ondon in
1871 ofers the foIlowinr renort.
The committee. impressed with the inheritance
of The subject commended 10 the Institute have
given IN i their eorpest aud carcf,,, a,,an,;o,
The resonrsas nc ;noarn;'v ~ ;nd,'s,r,
.r,s or The In;,na at.,ss sD ,, a.u
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TO southern Gentlemen or Literary In
sfitufiOna

"A young man, a graduate of st. Mary Col
II lege, Baltimore, wishes to obtain a. isuatio,,
as as ASSISTANT IN nm Academy, or Private THOR -
He is qualified to teach The b,phes, hy~,sh.. :.
Greek, Latin, French, Natural Philosophv O..
m,stry, Mathematics and English Literature !.
The highest testimonials as TO Character ana ou.;;
hcat,ons can be produced. Address. post.p.;c.
G. \. Post 0aics, Baltimore, Nd
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---.ss fsxrMrST or STATE,
Washington, .hrss /, 1850.

Sin: have tho honor to transmit 10 you herewith
a copy Of the correspondence which has passed be-
tween this Department and the National Institute for
the Promotion OF Science, respecting the organization
OF committee to constitute the central authority
quired by the regulations Of the Royal Commiasiou
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y A. PRINGLE, No. 30, East Bsv ssreet.
liz Charleston, South Carolina .--lmporter az
French CALF SKINS; Manufacturer Ar.u,
and Dealer in BROG.aNS. ROOTS and SHoEs,
Advances made on consignment Of Broeans o.
southern Manufacture. Parties wishing 70 con-
sign, VIII send samples Of their make, und on re-
ceipt Of their consignment, liberal cash advance
VIII be made Information promptly impaired.
as to the style, but adapted to the trade.
Charleston, =. c., July is. 1850 -drv
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j. Knox walker,
Attorney nj LSr and General .9genf,
OFFERS hi- services in his profession and as
" Agent Tor the Prosecution and Collection Of
Claims before Congress and the Departments, sso for
obtaining Patents.
All business conhded TO him VIII be promptly at
ended to, lit
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ATTORNEY AND CouNsELLoR Ar Law,
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sTEELE's FASHIONABLE HAT
HOUSE.

CHARLESTON, SouTH CARoLYA.
THE SUBSCRIBER IS establish
ment being one of the most extensive
/sM and fashionable retail HAT HOUSES
in Charleston, the public may depend
on finding there a superior assortment Of ali the
latest styles of Hats for this fall Fine French
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TO SOUTHERN PLANTERS.
Planters can be supplied with Hats and Caps
for plantation and house servants. Black, white,
pearl and drab waterproof Wool Hats with good
hair and coarse cloth Caps.
w. STEELE,
Fashionable Halter, 23l King, opposite Hazel
street Charleston. II
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CIXTY-oNE desirable lots, situated in the most
~ hourisb ng parts Of the city and suburbs, for
sale on The most accommodating terms. Apply
to M. THOMPSON,
Office one door west of Jackson Hall, Pen
avenue. March
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A GREAT NATIONAL WORK
THE GALLERY OF ILLUSTRIOUs
AMERICANS

Dagueueotypes oy Brady Engraved by
D'Avignon.
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SPRING MILLINERY
WILL be opened at Mrs. S. PARKER'S on
w Saturday, 18th instant, at 10 o'clock.
PARKER'S new Fancy store,
March l2--3t under National hotel
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1ns cstsfnmsnt Of tn. ttutisd STATES III
Aa46sios, A, D., 1881

n,,,.sp FIJI MORE, OF N. r., President.
vymI,As r. Krsc, OF Ala, pres't ofthe Senate
The Cabinet.
p.y,,, WEBSTER, of Mass. Sec Of State.
TgomAs Gowns. of Ohio, Sec. of the Treas
CusKlEs M. CONRAD, of La. Sec. of War.
WnLIAa A. GRAHAM, Of N. Sec. of the Navy
A. II. III. STUART, of Va, Sec. of Interior.
NATHAN K Hall, of N. r. 7. nj, General.
JoHs ]. CHrrEspEN, OF KY Att General
The J,idtoioys.
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THE WEEKLY DISPATCH,

Whole number of representatives 23l.
The New York herald., 1851-10-15


-he canal is now in hne nsvisable order from Lake
Eric to Point Commerce. below Tsrre Hsute.
Another link in the great chain Of railroad. running
slcng the shores Of Lake Erie is nearly completed TIE
line from Cleveland to Ashtabula will socn be ready for
travel Eighteen miles OF iron now laid from Cleye
and eastward and the great bridge at wiloughby be-
ing fnshed the road will probably be IN running order
to psinesvis by the 1t OF November Madison by the
1t Of January and to AshtAbula at the same time un
lct the directors choose to stop at the county line The
earth work between Ashtabala and the State line E as
sumng q definite shape.
The gross income Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company for the year ending September 30 1851 was
Si6 l3 compared with that Of the previous year The
Baltimore .qmericcn accounts for this falling OF a.
follows
The bu,iness Of the year ending with September 1850
was greatly over that Of the previous year, and
over the read to meet the demand and high prices
which then prevailed; and with this the Ohio river
was in much better condition during the
summer than II has been this whilst the railroads from
Cincinnati to Cleveland and from Erie to New York
not then completed Now however these roads are
completed, and by reason Of the Ohio river being
low that " is scarcely navgsble boats the
smallest class large amount Of the travel witch would
have passed over the baltimore and Ohio road has
attracted from u to the Lake By war Of Cleveland
snd Dunkirk and Buffalo.
The has left the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 10 de.
pend on Its local trade and trave-a trade m travel
which under no circumstances be Withdrawn from
n-snd yet AZ see, the gross revenue Of the road
70 Cumberland has been greater than last year amount
tne TO sl34e % 10 which II the road to stop
Cumbtrland would pay certainly six per cent on
the par value Of the stock We may infer from thi,
VIA revenue It viii yield when the road reaches the
The New York herald., 1851-10-15
The Hsir--Its Dis.ases.-more hair 4. los,

month OF hos weather than 10 Of cold the
ration 90 eorous snd tbs blood overhss:d that the
rots the hair The latter reaxos the skin Bahr
the heed also Ia salt rster msks the hair Why
having tendency 90 make tall sn To preserve your hsr
therefore should be ycur the only thinv
ee tnov which can DO tls Bogss eeebrrted Hyrsrign
Ilui.. No who values good head Of sir should te
without ~ One bottle Of IL this weatheris worth
than ts weight In geld Its cemi t properties rfst
seton of both psTpTa0n and salt water s soui end
stimulating qualities eiane the pores Of TIE 81 IN ron all
causing feotui totion In the blood
fnA wheh iced re hais end Trsscrvng beautiful
r,durdsxcy 10 the lsfest roe of lie. Beware q
ard rroprstgr W Boge ~ hisha vort ard aucy so,as
ffaff No III Washineton tTeet phcrt hsc nay o. had
90 variety tftfaytlng dfsfsirr trses
combs tsrf4u6fv. a.. Sold gtc rrie retail ts r.
p ID sstda if0 Fr.ic. r.fsst Ruett-F tffsH q a.. .rs
rfosasty. j. n Lar a Co.. ~ bftac .af VIZ d. tsG
&C A5 t,trl st-ts' New i'sts. arc Us G.. U.s. I.t
- .Ht!b 81. - 80 Itt W.. e.
The New York herald., 1851-10-15
Marine Affair.".

TnE Nav SckEw erhAnsnsf PsossER-This use r;6-
cent Atlantic steamer vent down the Bay again yests:
cay on archer trial trip. Size started dovo the Bay
on tu sock at the foot OF North Moore street II
O'Clock, with ~lect party Of invited guests and sf;sr
being put 70 the various tests usually applied
vessel such occasions rstursed the city about
O'Clock The machinery worked 10 the perfect ss;isse
tiop Of those board qusinted with marine steam
eD'nes and the general working Of the ship folly an
t%~red the expectations Of her builders and osners Is
full description OF the vessel has already appeared n
the HERALD have merely to repea; that she Is o~red
by Messrs eposrd Tileston Co and is to trade rsgu
ary between this port and Liverpool under the CON-
msnd OF Capt Asa Eldridge. She viii leave on her
maids voyage the 10th inst
STEAMSHIP Huspol IA report has prevailed for the
past dsy or So that the steamship Humboldt would not
depart on her regular advertised day. We are sutho-
rsed 10 state that the report entirely without founds
ton and that she will positively leave her regular
ssiiI day, Saturday next, the 18th inst.
TAE seKgw sTEAMsliP CRY OF PirTs1UsG, now lying
At the foot Of North Moore street North will so in
TO dock on Thursday for the purpose Of being csuked
and having her bottom cleaned and from thence viii
proceed to Philadelphia to take her place upon the line
from which place she will sail for Liverpool on Thursday
sd October She will carry third class Passengers both
ways
Ludlow, from Savannah and Marion, Capt Berry from
Charleston, arrived yesterday morning. The former
brought $4,000, the latter $4,000 in specie We
are to the poeness Of the pursers Of these
sells for files OF Savannah and Charleston papers
LAuScHrs.-Two fine schooners the Maria L. Davis of
240 tons and Geo H. Townsend Of 500 tons burth en-,
we're launched from the yards of Nessrs. j. NJ q. L.
Bsyles and Nehemiah Hand ESD at Port Jefferson L. L.,
the llth inst They fine specimens of Brookhaven
vessels The former is commaB ded by Capt VIM. r. Da
yis and the latter by Capt Patt Hutchinson, of this
town.
The New York herald., 1851-10-15

% suITasa ~ infeoitis pr derssor TIE the
esas Tor tbis pees nay sirly ba called nonprs in tas
w 81 hlustrfsrt raref5 We done that any cttar
bshcr In thc mon except Gleason u5eid venurs uror
We srrciment Of Ing sixteen folio Irge snrfa -tur
tnd lo ter prefe n re ret FsTr ard ile bert nc
cal eSccuton 20 etttfce ter vsle. Or Dir .aU'a Yet
trat ore ,ls EEK srt - drbn aaRiin ffi oft.
tfHhetN' itsress'tD 10 ~, iff tgtmrr - lard. Pillar
~. Pcfoti, q Nofrt Ctr.f. N1lat srtid. .e Ar.-
ufrE Fsrit.a, ks &c I4 .tr y t....s ..f t.- ftra
frs--cfr. - tsr, 50 'rr- 81 r.s t.t.s. k.
, q tttsts =. ENs~' A., - ...sa. I,st S-fl,.B.
The New York herald., 1851-10-15
brooklyn city Intelligence.

Vino As.fNsIY Cos. .tsIioSs.-The conventions for
the nomination a the vb candidates for Assembly for
the county o. King held yesterday That for the
First district met st Wggirss Hotel flatbush when
Elijah II kimbal LsI Of flatlsnds received the nomi
nsticn That for the Second az the City Hotel Brook.
Jn. when Waldo Butchlns, Esq selected aud that
f1r the bird district III Davis Hotel corner of hddson
sRt Ply mouth street, when, In consequence q
meeting, The conv.Hion adjourned for week, without
making any nomination.
HrStv A. LrEs. senior editor Of the Brcoklyn Daily
.Fffis died at Lis residence yesterday morning a.
oclock Ills death was occssiObsd ~ disease q the
heart lie had been n tlt I've days Age forty years
The New York herald., 1851-10-15

LIAM scGAoRrY begt etve % Intimate 70 the citizens of
New Uors and vicinity. that his new and SPLENDID store
which he has At No. u Cotandt and - Dey streets
snov completed extending from Itreet 70 street. between
tvo nd three hundred feet In depththe a-reft rad
srtersvt sttatshmtbt IN this country lie therefore
ofsrs the entire stock q Csrpetns a. ks SO ~ William
and V Pearl streets for sale At retail which will be sol
eatly reduced prices. for cssh. This orrtrtuny
tcr families and all Iertous who hbsut tuying oarpets
The ttcre in Pearl street 10 10 let word TIE wise
M
The New York herald., 1851-10-15

pEoeurng your next suit Of SMITH, Jr How he sells
Oh know hut that he is dposng the finest
ade garments at nifty per cent lees his nebors is
easily heertsred by visiting his place Of business 02
Fulton street. Smith reh but be s making
hosts OF friends by his system OF trade"
The New York herald., 1851-10-15
rrogr:nIss q ,Ay,.srse.ssnss g, sois%-

Programme cf Ayranscrnenss syr soien"
ss ss 9s, ss ss ~ Of 'S
The Special Committee ofthe Commop Council hav'cg
i:;s ss' hs a. H. .'i sS %.
New York Volunteers following viii ts the
The rsGsns Of the lsneIt.d aseessed viii 30 renewed
ssst eioes AN di % Tsarstay sss
love WA :" -'' l'"''D !" '"'' ''''' '' IVA
Composed Of the iolloS ing Companies;
WIshir gson Grsys-i -iDounted)
Upasr The command Of Capt y4iian.
ups.f fias 4 ss@%ss9 a9saass %fls'ss q Ies: aeysr
rpeer tho command Of Cap, Dyehmsn.
ruae1 sss oomnsnd name d cs%saas cap asssinar
On Der 'ssAe The eon%sld Snss f%csSy Of csrs aosdy
The Reys,end the CLERGY, 10 attendance.
upasl ssSnsns i D. xssDsss ss5;s
a. GARD tshder irnsl e Honor.
Bes.sr, HeArse B!a,sy,.
omesrs ana kemb Of let Regiment N Y Volunteers tpot
Relatives and friends CT the deceased.
NoesrsrI sndsors and ssss with sAe oaoer. Of First
Mayor and ssnssT. ePts sse Ssss Common Council
other assss os:4s s d Rs sss sc,.tnu.n
K''sIssi sIsss G:y JStfs p:,i;; 4s.S,asy
r'''n wish Sss'ts5 sSeir ine olseIs:y SSensy Clerk
Citizens generally.
r,Ia ~ Chatham street to ee Be Through the Bow
stree, tie sou. fsrrs tSsaSs 70 Green
2s. 9s 1ssg:s e: {: '' 'r~
coMNlTTrE or ARKANGEhENTs
TSsT. Mare. GhsSSsn. S: ssEISI;s; Sf:a;,
General sandford invites the ccers Of the Dvis m
:s%If :. s Sy I in full
Ere, M ke.Eens New York volunteers on Thursday rsst
The companies proposing form the escort Will report Tor
By order of KAJoR GENERAL sANDroRp.
X. c. WEFaORE, Division Inspector.
The New York herald., 1851-10-15

srs u tbe ussBfcsnt slsn P.nof0rs msauactursd BIZ
GILBERT 60 Boston. nov q, The Fsir sf Is Arlsras
institute. Tie T. Of richly ani heavily
1styed n vrestLs flowers snd stoon tbs eys are rsd
Nth pearl the tone 5fisnt, sni touch sl,s,ir
Tier varer are - W and ~ Br1aivav were aysfv
lsTg snt extensive 81 Panss sh tRs yit3u.
We A.olan. NAY be found. lall snd zee thsn.
The New York herald., 1851-10-15

styles silks and decidedly bargains HITCHCOCK
&LEADBEATERs S47 Broadway eoraer OF Leonard street.
as beautiful Plaid and Broo at6 yard and
kind equally cheap; beautiful Delane Isl handsome
Goes, 3D., and every thing else in proportion.