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THE INAUGURAL ADDREss-This document is
thoroughly democratic; there can be indifference
Of opinion among candid men on that point. 1t
relinquishes and restores to the people, where
it belongs, the power, which the national Exc
cutive has been for some years gradually gather
inc to itself We have come back again to first
principles, and are about TO take fresh start
With the lessons Of experience, and the admo-
nitions ofthe past, we may hope TO do better, we
can hardly do worse. Wehave had the symbols
and professions of democracy long enough, let
us now have the substance. Let the good Of
the country, of its confiding millions be the par
amount object the all controlling motive of this
Administration. Let private ambition and indi-
vidual ACKNOWLEDGEMENT be forgotten in the wants
and welfare Of the nation.
1t is government like ttiS that we want; it
is an administration Of our affairs like this that
we expect and require at the hands of William
| Henry Harrison If he shall be in act what he
! has been in word; if they who surround him re-
deem their pledges, they will receive the cordial
! support of every honest man through the land !;
but if like their predecessors they disregard their
professions and sacrifice to party the great inte-
rests of the country, they will soon be disrobed
of their honors, and their names be covered with
reproach But we hope for the best; we see
I no occasion for distrust; still the language OF
admonition and appeal better becomes the occa-
sion than that of credulous eulogy. Common
dalton comes in season when It is given 10 claims
well established in past action. General Jack
son received his political canopizSton IN al
vance and when the real time shall arrive Tor
this august solemnity, there will be very few we
annrehend to paw their alterations. General
Harrison has passed through the fires of a mo-
raj mavtvrdom and gloriously survived it, but LET
Ms wait for the fruits of this triumph to himself
and the country before we weave our chaplet
The garland should notbe shaded with the aftel
regrets of those by whom It has been conferred
;. Phil North American.
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

AsHiNGroN, MARCH 8, lS4l.
Information has been received at this Depart-
ment from the United States Consul al Laguay-
ra that, by decree the President of Venezuela,
dated 9th Of January, l84l, permission is grant
ed for the free admission, or without payment of
duties, Of the following articles into the port Of
Laguayia, viz. Indian corn, beans, rice, and 9TH
er edible yegetables-the permission TO continue
for eight months from date of said decree.
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The Ladys' Book, for March, has been handed US
by Mr.. Hampton, agent for the District. We find it
quite as rich as its predecessors edited entirely
by ladies' The engraving, and the article entitled
Mathematical Abstraction" appear to be very fine,
besides which there are colored engravings of the
spring fashions, and two pages of music This inte-
resting monthly is edited by Mrs Sarah J. Hale and
Mrs. L. II. Sigourney but each No contains con-
tribution from Miss Z. Leslie
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The Northampton Courier states that Mr. Samuel
Whitmarsh, who went out to Jamaica for the estab-
shment of the silk business in that island has sue
ceeded in organizing company called the Jamaica
Silk Company. This Company have made prelmi-
nary arrangements, and agreed to pay Mr.. Whit
marsh $75 900 for his trees, and further of
800 900 for other purposes
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FRIDAY, MARCH 5.

Jacob w. Miller, Esq, of New Jersey was admit
ted an attorney and counsellor of this Court.
No "a. Jesse Hoyt David MADDEN ct al. in error
to the Circuit Court of the United States for the south
ern district of New York BY consent of parties it is
ordered and adiudged that the writ of error in this
case he dismissed with costs
No. l. The State of Rhode Island, complainant, Us
the State of Massachusetts The argument of this
cause was continued by Messrs, Randolph and Whip
pie for the complainant.
Adjourned till tomorrow ii o'clock A. M.
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TIME LEvETHIAN NEW woRLD-prz

TIME LEVETHIAN NEW WORLD-prize
Il number The largest newspaper ever published; a
curiosity, intended to show that some things be
shat the most convenient mode of perusa nail it
up to the side of apartment and after rereating
convenient distance to take sight at it with pocket
telescope; size six feet by four Containing much
literary matter as several novels of the ordinary size
and sixteen superior engravings- price Is cents. For
salem Washington, for the publishers, by
Mach IL. f. TAYLOR.
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STEAMBOAT PHENIX.

G~fI1 - From and after This Day. this Boat
will make her trips as follows, viz:
Leave Washington at 1-2 and 10 IL A M. and
3 and p M.
Leave Alexandria at ID and IL A M, and 2
and p. M
She will make one trip daily to Georgetown (Sun-
days ereepted) Leaving Alexandria at II Ia and
Georgetown at IL 1-2 O'Clock until further notice.
mar l2-tf JOHN WILSON Captain.
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$2O6,577 81

The resolutions passed unanimously by the Legis-
lative Council require to settle those claims under
the act of the 10th February 1885, which authorizes
inform you that shall forthwith issue bonds in lqui-
dation of the above stated debt be negotiated the
Legislative will prescrbes at their par value.
shall endeavor to make speedy reclamation of
the amount from the Government of the United
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necessities of the country. The power given to
make all laws necessary and proper TO carry into
cutOn the foregoing powers, Sc is sufficient Doubt
less, the power Of controlling and the duty OF egu-
ating the currency, involves the power and duty Of
PrOridiHg BY such institutions may be necessary
as the former agency cannot be separated from the
latter
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C Politics "says Bulwer lis the art of govern
ing for others. Policy is the art of managing
for ones self" 1t is difficult to say which of
these two arts predominates in this city at the
present moment.
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supreme Court of the ". states
THURSDAY. MARCH d. ls4l.

No. l. The State of Rhode Island, complainant, ps.
the State of Massachusetts. The argument of this
cause continued by Mr.. Randolph for the COM
planant.
Adjourned till tomorrow IL o'clock A. M.
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SAruRnAY. MARcH 6

John l.. Taylor and Alexander Mcconnell, Esqs.
Of Ohio, VIM. Penn Brigg and Henry Leavenworth
Esqs., of Vermont, and Hiram Barney, Esq, of thu
State of New York, were admitted attorneys anc
counsellors Of this Court
Adjourned till Monday, IL o'clock A. M
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We have received from Messrs Johnson and Smith,
Philadelphia, very large and fine specimen of PRINT
ing types and ornaments cast by them Some of the
fancy types and ornaments are very beautiful. We
have nowhere seen great variety.
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IN THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
sh uNIif-iN NoN-EssENTIALs, LIBERTY; AND IN ALL
Things cHARirY.-Augustin
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JEFFERSON
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
TALLAHASSEE, 10th Feb, l841.
. Council of Forida

To the Legislative Council Of Florida:
In obedience to the resolutions of the Legislative
Council and upon the basis prescribed therein have
ascertained the several amounts due to the regiment
fCol. Robert Brown and the battalion of Maj. Isaac
GARRISON, for services in the year 1923, as follows:
To Col Robert Browns regiment 1921 ,222 so
To Maj. Isaac Garrasons battalion IS ,354 n
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u The managers of the late Peoples Ifppecanoe
Inauguration Ball requested to meet this after
noon at o'clock at CaIusi's Saloon.
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MONDAY, MARCH s

James F. Conover, Esq, of Ohio, was admitted an
attorney and counsellor OF this Court.
No. L. The State of Rhode Island, complainant, us.
the State of Massachusetts. The argument of this
cause was concluded by Mr.. Webster for the respon
dent.
Adjourned till to morrow III o'clock A. NJ.
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q Po.osr 70 Coin Money!

Some have given this phrase a latitude of interpre-
ation, as to comprehend banking in it'e indepen
dent Of obvious and necessary implication. We do
not think necessary do this that 1t is strictly
with received rules Of Interpretation is
enough to show that it designed to give control
the currency and to make imperative the duty of
regulatingit The first is evident, have before
shown, by ts connection with international currency
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For Tickets and Shares or Certificates Of Packa-
ges in the above Splendid Lotteries, -address
ID. s. GREGORY & co. Managers
Washington, d. G.
Drawings sent Immediately after they are over to
all who order az above. feb 20-d&c2aw2w
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A Suggestion.

The sagacity of the trainers of the Constitution
could hardly have overlooked the necessity of endow
ing the Federal Government with the power of con-
troll over the currency in the circumstances with which
they were surrounded and in view of the history of
the country. That they never designed or meditated
the dsuse of banks, is manifest rom their silence It
is fair to infer therefore that certain specific and other
more comprehensive powers of the eighth section of
the first article particularly the last clause were ex
pressy designed to meet and determine this question.
Such we think, would be the decision of common
sense.
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ID Ankles ECCLESIASTICAL and Political
IL History of the Popes of Rome, translated from
the German, vols. octave, is just published and this
day received, for sale by F. TAYLOR. mar IL
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PATCHWORK, by Captain Basil Hall, in two
il volumes, and the Twentieth Number of Hum
phrey's Clock, this day received for sale by F.
TAYLOR. IL
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30 prizes of 1000 Dollars
60 Of $500--60 of $500
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Tickets $l0-Halves $5-Quarters So 80
Certificates of packages of 26 Whole Tickets $40
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,

By and 'OiH The adpies and consent of the Senate
NATHANIEL P. CAUsIN, Jun, Secretary to the Pre-
sident to sign patents
HENRY SoUTHMAYD, Assistant Collector of the Gus
toms for District of New York, to reside at Jersey
City.
JAMES DONAGHE Collector at New Haven, Con-
necicut
WILLIAM P. GREENE, Surveyor and Inspector at
Providence, Rhode Island.
RoBERT BUTLER, Surveyor and Inspector at Smith
field, Virginia.
JAMES M Hartford, Register Land Office at
Jackson, Mississippi
JESSE K DUBOIs, Register Land Office at Palestine,
Illinois
BERNARD PEYToN, Deputy Post Master at Rich
mOnd, Virginia
WILLIAM BARRON, Marshal for District of Yer
mont
SOLOMON LINCOLN, Marshal for District Of Massa-
chusens
EBENEzER BACON, Collector of Customs, Barnsta-
bic, Massachusetts
MILES SELDEE WATKINS, Deputy Post Master at
Huntsville, Alabama
The appointments which have been sent to
the Senate for confirmation have been chiefly TO
fill vacancies. 1t may be of some use to state
our belief that removals and appointments gene
rally which seem to be expected, will not take
place without deliberation, for which time and
opportunity are necessary.
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to this question

Since, therefore, there is nothing in the Consttu-
ton to prohibit National Bank and so much to
show, that the door is only open, but that it is
duty incumbent the Federal authorities to preside
over the currency of the country to control and
late it, it is not enough to say, that National Bank
rests in the bosom of national sovereignty to have
not to have it but that higher considerations of duty
in the present state of the country prompt and urge
the Federal Government to take the matter in hand,
and do that which is necessary to reestabsh credit
and restore the prosperity of the republic.
JUNIUS.
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The undersigned has retired from the post of
Associate Editor of the Madisonian, which he
has held during the last twelve months. In
making this public announcement, he cannot
allow the occasion to pass, without congratulate
ing the readers of this journal on the glorious
triumph of the great cause to which the labors
Of its conductors have been devoted, and wish
ing TO them, individually, health and happiness.
DONALD. MACLEOD.
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The connection of Mr.. Macleod with the
Editorial Department of this paper having ter
minated, by limitation, on the 18th of March, we
cheerfuly give place to the following note adding
the expression of our sincere wish that he may
long enjoy health and prosperity.
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Congress shall have power to coin money, re-
gulate the value thereof and of foreign coin and to
nix the standard of weights and measures" This is
made an exclusive power of congressional legislation
II IS also provided that State shall be allowed
make any thing but gold and silver coin tender in
payment of debtsp
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THE NEW-YORKER.
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THE NEW WORLD.
For the Week endias Saturday, sIny =, 1871.
CoST6STS


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A MEXICAN MUSEUM.

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.,d l,s Foreign Exchange is good The rate on London
Ias stbcrs bills Il. On Pars the rate is 52es $50
,,la,are of Penaylssnia have adjourned altar passing
I ,ne and Relief Bill, with some notifications by const
II" ', ,,;ori,y is despite tho Governors veto.
pa,sed au,ho.isng bank under prescribed rcsu
its pital stock. joint resolution also passed au
for the payment the Of the public deb,
10 s' IL :. June II Oser Msa''te' 'h04ld fail
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jim Stocks sold Baltimore on the ID 20 shares
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fN p;r and Keuawha Bonds, at 1919
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