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| A164 | Hon. William Seward, Dear Sir: I take the liberty of addressing you upon the subject of a claim against the U.S.. | January 28, 1850 | |
| A165 | Sir: I take the debates in the Senate from the National Intelligencer.. | February 4, 1850 | |
| A166 | Sir: I have the agreeable duty of informing you of your election as a member of the "Minnesota Historical Society." | February 5, 1850 | |
| A167 | Dear Sir: The undersigned citizens of the United States, residing at Brownsville, desire to call your attention.. | February 5, 1850 | |
| A168 | Letters: In relation to the Claim of Purser Francis B. Stockton, U.S. Navy, for the allowance of expenses of an Entertainment and Ball given at Southampton, England, by Captain Paulding, Commanding the U.S. Frigate St. Lawrence.. | February 27, 1850 | |
| A169 | To The President of the United States, Members of Congress, and friends of Agriculture.. | March 18, 1850 | |
| A170 | Sir, The large and highly respectable Convention to promote the construction of a National Rail Roadto the Pacific Ocean.. | March 22, 1850 | |
| A171 | Hon. Sir: I am now engaged in procuring the Autographs of some of the members of the United States Congress.. | March 25, 1850 | |
| A172 | The success of the first application of the Students of Burlington College, in behalf of the Chapel of the Holy Child Jesus.. | May 18, 1850 | |
| A173 | Dear Sir: The Anniversary of the new York State Temperance Society, is to occur on Thursday, the 20th instant, in this city, commencing at 10 o'clock, A.M. | June 5, 1850 | |
| A174 | Sir: On the 25th inst., the citizens of Burlington intend to celebrate, with appropriate festivities, the establishment of Railroad communication between the State of Vermont and the Atlantic Sea-Board. | June 5, 1850 | |
| A175 | Sir, The Democratic Whig Citizens of Philadelphia, friends of the National and State Administrations.. | June 17, 1850 | |
| A176 | You are respectfully invited to attend a meeting of the Literary Societies of this Institution.. | June 1850 | |
| A177 | Sir: The Joint Committee appointed by the Common Council of the city of New York.. | July 15, 1850 | |
| A178 | The Sisters of the Visitation respectfully invite the Hon. Wm. H. Seward & Lady to attend.. | July 15, 1850 | |
| A179 | Sir: You are respectfully invited to inspect a Museum of rare and curious articles.. | August 3, 1850 | |
| A180 | Sir: The difficulty of even learning the daily invented calumnies concerning me which are secretly circulated among Honorable Senators.. | August 5, 1850 | |
| A181 | Dear Sir, Permit us to call your attention to an Affidavit in the hands of the Hon. Thomas Corwin.. | August 6, 1850 | |
| A182 | Be it remembered, that on this 17th day of April, 1848.. | August 22, 1850 | |
| A183 | Dear Sir: I beg leave to inform you that the "Rochester School" is removed to 111, Buffalo St., Wadsworth's Block, up one flight of stairs. | August 29, 1850 | |
| A184 | Oratorio of the Seasons | August 1850 | |
| A185 | Sir, It affords us much pleasure to announce to you, that the Twenty-Third Annual Fair of the American Institute.. | September 2, 1850 | |
| A186 | Public Demonstration in Favor of Smith O'Brien | September 4, 1850 | |
| A187 | Sir: By a Joint Resolution of the 3rd day of March, 1849, authorizing a subscription for 1000 copies of the History of Congress.. | September 6, 1850 | |
| A188 | To the Honorable Senate and House of Representatives of the Thirty-First Congress. | September 10, 1850 | |
| A189 | Dear Sir: I am a candidate for Clerk of the Assembly, to which you have been elected a Member. | November 14, 1850 | |
| A190 | Sir: The heirs of Gen. Thaddeus Kosciusko beg to leave to submit to your consideration what follows: | December 2, 1850 | |
| A191 | The undersigned, on behalf of the New England Society.. | December 7, 1850 | |
| A192 | Hon. And Dear Sir: On the death of the late Dr. James A. Houston.. | December 1, 1850 | |
| A193 | Sir, The undersigned, Committee of Invitation, cordially invite you to attend the "First Annual Ball" of the New York Printers' Union.. | December 26, 1850 | |
| A194 | To the Creditors and Bondholders of the State of Illinois: | December, 1850 | |
| A195 | Christmas Ball. | December 1850 | |
| A391 | Prospectus. To the Honorable Members of the Senate and House of Representatives of the 31st Congress | February, 1850 | |
| A392 | Circular. To Owners of Patent and Genuine Titles to Lands in the Military District of Illinois. | July 13, 1850 | |
| A393 | Agency for Claims. William J. Niles, Washington, D. C. will attend to the prosecution of claims upon the Government | September 2, 1850 | |
| A394 | Sir: The undersigned, who was at the head of the Pesnion Office for upwards of thirty years, has opened an Office in this city | December 6, 1850 | |
| A444 | The Story Association of Harvard University. | May, 1850 | |
| A467 | New Caboose Establishment, No. 239 Water St., New York, Austin Packard, Proprietor. | July 1, 1850 | |
| A469 | The following 'glances' are furnished by a correspondent to the New York Express:--if half be true, the subject would seem to be worthy of the most serious consideration of Congress. | December, 1850? | |
| A470 | Dear Sir: the undersigned Patentees, take this method of bringing to your notice, their "Patent Cordage Machine," for making Cordage of any length and size, by a new, simple, and greatly cheapened process, and to solicit your examination of the Model at | 1850 | |
| A551 | A Fact for History! | November, 1850 | |
| A557 | Opinions of the Press. | December, 1850? | |
| A565 | Prospectus of the Constitution, A new daily paper to be published in Washington City, D.C. | November 12, 1850 | |
| A566 | The proposed alteration of the Tariff Laws of 1846. | September 24, 1850 | |
| A605 | Temperance address delivered to the Coloured Sons of Tuscaloosa by iss Sarah Hullum, Dec. 26, 1850. | December 26, 1850 | |
| A722 | In General Committee of Democratic Whig Young Men, the following Resolutions were unanimously adopted: | February 15, 1850 | |
| A727 | A Song for the Union. | February 22, 1850 | |
| A730 | Proclamation.Whereas, the people of New Mexico have, by public meetings held in the several Counties of this Territory, expressed a desire to hold a Convention for the formation of a State Constitution, and to urge upon Congress the admission of this Terr | April 23, 1850 | |
| A743 | Public Meeting. | 1850 | |
| A744 | Public Meeting. | 1850 | |
| A769 | To the Honorable, The Legislature of the State of New York. | December 10, 1850 | |
| A770 | The Sodus Canal Co. now offer for sale $50,000 of their seven per cent. Bonds, maturing in 1866, bearing coupons for sem-annual inters, payable on 1st May and 1st November, at the Banking House of Messrs. Duncan, Sherman & Co., New-York. | 1850's? | |
| A825 | Office of the Oswego and Syracuse Rail Road Co. | January 20, 1850 | |
| A833 | Seneca National Ticket. | 1850? | |
| A834 | Seneca Nation Union Ticket. | 1850? | |
| A1147 | "American Hotel" | ca. 1850 | | B23 | A New Daily German Whig Paper.. | December 6, 1850 | | | B45 | From the New York Evening Post of November 19, 1850. | November 28, 1850 | | | B53 | Circular from the Chaplin Fund Committee. | August 22, 1850 | | | B59 | The Liberty Party. | November 28, 1850 | | | B77 | Fugitive Slave Law! | 1850 | | |
