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NOW'S THE TIME FOR PURCHAS-
~ ING. am still selling Gold Rings % cents do
Pins 50 do. Earrings 25 do. Pencils 50; silver Pencils
~; do. Thimbes LEA; do. Shields 1875 Cologne from
cts TO 81; Needles cts. paper; Pins; Tapes; But
tons; Threads; COton hair and cloth Brushes dinner
and Tea Bells; good assortment of Britannia Tea
Pots; Coffee do 81 25 Spitoons, 10 IS pieces; Br
tanna Teaspoons l24 set; Table do. %; Cash Boxes
Fancy Soaps; Clocks very low; Lard Lamps; Tea
Caddes; Fish Hooks; Match Safes brass and Japan
ned CandlestickS; Shaving Boxes; Spool Stands; Bri
ANNA Lamps; Ladies', Sc, all verv low
G. T. VlCKERS, No Baltimore street,
je4-tf between the Mark ct and the Rrid1e
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BOARDING SCHOOL.

HULIUS a. FAY will open BOARDING School
81 FOR BOYS OH the FIRST MONDAY OF MAY
NEXT, at Elizabethtown, NJ.
For this purpose he has secured beautiful COUN-
TRY SEAT, possessed of every convenience and
comforts and it is his design to make his school of
commanding excellence both in respect to domestic
arrangements and educational advantages
QI3- Further information and circulars can be OBJ
tanned by calling on MesSrs. Armstrong Berry, Bal
timorestreet Messrs. s. & A. Clark, Charles street,
5. F. Sreeler, Esq, Courand street. Circulars can
also be obtained at the Bookstores generally, and at
this office. mhIS -eo3m*
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.ro ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF WATCHES
TTA AND JEWELRY, received this day, May %,
e. 5Rand are now ready for my customers. and
Gss.Issthose who would wish 10 purchase a good
are Gold Levers of NJ. L. Tobias s. Co.'S; J. p. John
sons Church st. Watches; Gold Lepnes; Gold An
Choir Levers Gold Cap; Brass Cap; first quality Silver
Anchor Levers; English Hunting Levers; English sin
gle cased Levers; Vertical Watches, &C., which are
offered wholesale and retail by GABRIEL ID, CLARK,
at his old established store, Water-st second door
from Calvert. ieI-f
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UMBRELLAS, PARAsOLs,
STRAW GOODS,

S~Snc Look out for the ever cheap BONNET
.SA% STORE, where may be found general as
~ sOrtment of the most fashionable Bonnets
that can be found in Baltimore. Recollect the "Unit-
ed States Bonnet Store" just above Lighst, where
may be found general assortment of fine goods, such
as I4aces; Ribbons Gloves; Hosiery; Stocks Collars
Shawls; Scatfs, sc. &c. All very cheap for cash.
g5- Don't stop till you call and see for yourselves.
mhSl JAMES COBuRN.
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NIANN'S ENAMELLEO CARDS. | case
I'VE assorted sizes, just received and for sale by
TURNER, WHEELWRIGHT s. MURGE.
ap22 South Charles st.
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ENTITY HOUSES FOR SALE,


- ON PLEASING TERMS.
y Only part of which can be named in the lin
Sf1tsssitS lis OF an advertisements viz: large dwell
IsssHsl lIngs with stables ana carriage houses at
ALk1A t:chcd, situated IN Old Town. AT only $500
each IN Lombard St near High $50 each Gin Ais
qulh-St near Pitt $4,000 ana 300; one in East Ba-
more near Exeter $1,000; fine store with dwell
ing, corner Paca and Mulbery-sts $3.50; store with
dwelling, III Old Town, established as Il bakery 4 2J0
fine dwelling with large lot, near Madison, S2200
IN Madison near Howard $1,000; in Green.st. near
Lombard $1,000; in Highest. near Fawn $3.50 each;
IN Muberryst near Park SOS each; 4 on George st.
near Pennsylvania avenue $3.50 each; in Strawberry
alley near Jefferson ST. $500 each; 3 in Monument ST.
5000 and S7ceeach in Canal 1926 and 800 each; lin
Eide st. near Baltimore $500 each; in Caroline ST.
near Baltimore $3.50 and 1000; a fine dwelling in fee
on broadway $22UO; store with dwelinoin fee 900;
IN stiles 81. S2OOC; on f. Pratt Exeter S2S00;
IN Granny street near Exeter 1850 and 500; fine
dwelling in Sharp 81. the Wesley Chapel S23O0;2
IN Mulberryst' nea Pine $1,000 and 1906 large store
and dwelling in Howardst. near Saratoga $4,000;
hotel near the b. and Ohio X. X. depot $4,000; dwell
ing in Barnet street S2S00; fine houses in CORTLAND
street, cheap.
- 15FARMS AMI COUNTRY SEATS FOR
GtsiH SALE. handsome farm OF IS acres Of good
MisI Land 81 miles on the Be-Air Road $1,000; | of
37e acres Point of Rocks S45o0; of2s6 acres
miles out the Washington road, S2s per acre. of u
acres near the arsenal, Reistersown road fine build
ings, $500; of acres, 3 miles on York road $4,000;
of ID acres 3miIes on ReiSierStown road with fine
buildings; of 100 acres, 3 miles on the Hartford road
Sl2 900, or would be divided to suit; on Bella
road frederick and other roads. Persons disposed
purchase will do well to call for particulars on the
subscribers Some would be exchanged for city pro-
perry.
~ GROUND RENTS FOR SALE, in different
amounts. Please apply to
BENZ. BOND, or
GEORGE GELBACH,
m26 Real Estate Agents, ~ Second street.
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AVIS OF MARYLAND, made and passed
HA by the General Assembly, at December session.
lei4. Just received and for sale by
y. LUCAS, Jr No. 40 Baltimore street.
% p fsons wishing to complete their sets can be
supplied with The back numbers m26
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THEAP BONNET STORE,
" WHOLES.9LE and RETAIL
20 HOWARD-ST., Sd door from Fayette.
en-, The subscribers receiving his usual Sprinp
L1My supply of STRAW BONNETS, of the latest
~ styles, to which he especially invites the at
tcntion of both wholesale and retail purchasers in par
Florence, Rutland and Pedal Braid Bonnets
Ntapoan, Brilliant, Modena and Bird-eye
Fine Braids Bevon Braid Straw do. 37k IN
Fancy Bonnes, from % to 80 cts; Futed Lawn do
Chldren,s Bonnets, in great variety, very cheap
Infants Braid and Leghorn Hats, Palm Leaf Hats
sc. sc. at
mh25 HAYWARD'S CHEAP STORE
NOLD GUARD, FOB AND VEST CHAINS,
" Finger Rings, Breastpins, Bracelets Silver
spoons, Butter Knives; silver plated Cake Baskets
Casters; Candesticks; Dixon y best Britannia pieces
to the set new patterns gold and silver Spectacles al
low prices, by GABRIEL ID. CLARK
je9 Water street, second door from Calvert.
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aNnEAP ENTERTAINMENTS. Ihave iusl

A HEAP PAPERHASGINGS. have lust
" received large assortment Of fine glazed and
common American Paperhangngs Borders and Fire
Board PRINTS, which Will BE- sold at exceedingly
low prices
Papelhanging of every description done in the best
manner, at short notice.
Also, on hand an assortment OF Window Blinds
embracing Nenlan Blinds, Transparent WINDOW
SHADES, STICK BLINDS, Paper Blinds, sc.
Just received an assortment of superior CANTON
MATING, for sale low by
JOHN e, HOLLAND, 4s Gay-st.,
milo uear tho pad E.lIov,:, mn
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GtEA BATHING,
3 AT OLD POINT COMFORT

@tEA BATHING,
~ AT OLD POINT COMFORT.
al SrpsYS This well known, delightful and
EaSsj yslkssssa healthy establishment has been much
sStsttshissta- improved by extensive buildings Bath
House, &c, as to accommodate a large number Of
Vsltcrs. In oider to induce all who are disposed 10
visit This superior Emporium Of HsaHh and pleasant
recreation, the BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET
CoMPANY have put the passage and fare, there and
back, at very low price, by their supe or STEAMBOATS,
GEORGIA, Capt. COFFEE, and
HERALD, Capt. RUSSELL,
Leaving baltimore on alternate days except Sunday
at O'clock ?. M; will land and lake off passengers
dMy at old Point Comfort, their lfips to Norfolk
and back u Baltimore
Passage and fare 10 Old Point only Sc
Passage and fare 10 Old Point and back to Bait &
tI5~ Return Tickets must be endorsed BY the Hotel
Keeper, 10 ensure passage up by either boat.
je6 d II SHEPPARD AGENT
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FOR SALE g. RENT.

HSOR RENT. A convenient Room in Exchange
u Place, tEgertons' Buildings.) Inquire at No. II
Exchange Place. m24tf
HNOR SALh-A very valuable servant GIRL, Il
n years of age, to - years, from the Eastern
Shore, good house servant, and can come recon-
mended Also for sale, black WOMAN, 81 years of
age, 10 serve about years, from the country, good
cook, washer and irOner. A so for sale a black BOY
Il years of aye, to Is years, first rate farm
hand in every respect whatever. Also for sale a black
BOY, IL Yeas of age, 10 serve 10 years Also for
sale, very likely mulatto BOY, II years of age,
slave for life The above servants can all come Wen
recommended, and will sell them low to.good mas
tiers Apply to LEWIS L. SCOTTrS,
le9 10 Exchange Place.
ISFTpaG FOR RENT. A convenient dwelling
H;n in Mercer, third door from Light street. Pos
AMiif session given the 9Th For terms amply
hNil "a to G.. ID. CLARK, Water street,
Jet Second door from Calvert.
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2s.sassSl al - GER TRAIN-Fare through,
Lss.ens-,1 tSStASs4;1ss only 30 Cts The Comnanys
~. --3s.=-s2-t Freight Train Car will leave
nhiLi (Glcept SuEdays) at 81 O'Clock, p NJ arriy-
ing IN nhladrIphla carly next morning. Fare 50 cts
% The Return Mail Passenger Train leave PHI
lade,phla at . O'Clock, A. NJ, DAILY Except sun
PIMA at a O'Clock, P. NJ. daily, except Sundays.
Jeh-u A. CRAWFORD, Agent,
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THROUGH IN SIX HOURS!
PUILAD, IyIEMIy(S-

~, . =. g, PTIIIIND, WIIMINGS-
EssssEEA AZ TON AND BALTIMORE
Ss..,ss-ss5 49, RAILROAD. UNITED STATES
--ssSfS-z-11ass TRAISs-throueh in 8
hours! eva Havre tie Grace, Eikton, Wilmington
and Chescr to PHILADELPHIA.
me MORNING TRAIN, carrying the URiled States
halI, leaves Prattst. Depot daily Except Sundays)
al O'Clock, A. II. Passengers arrive at Philadelphia
IN iill time to continue OF by the mail train for New
York, reaching that city by half past ter O'Clock the
same evening FARE-S3.
SUNDAY EVENING MAIL. TRAIN. The ONLY
me l!at departs from Baltimore Sundays for Phi
ladtphla, is the mail train which leaves Pratt street
Depot at O'clock, 2. NJ. Fare SD.
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"ATTING! MATING! | have now in
lVM store a first rate assortment of CANTON MAT.
TING, plain chequered, damask and fancy. 4, and
quarter wide. For sale low.
JOHN G. HOLLAND. 4s ". Gay street,
m2l near the Odd Fellows Hall,
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w A n T S..

AA aNTED-A respectable white GIRL, as /,
w Nurse. To one that can come well recon-
mended, liberal wages will be given. Apply at No.
Ga North Liberty street ie9 81
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AIniNG CAPS. MRS. MCPHERSON, No.
- .? North Howard st, in order to accommodate
.he iaales IN mat beautiful recreaton has invented
hair perfectly dry. m26
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~ NJ. SHANE, TAILOR and SCOURER, No.
A4s IL Camden street, between Charles and Light,
NIB clothing handsomely cleaned and repaired at
injury to the cloth. aplg }rnt
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BUSINESS CARDS. &c.

Il Vim w. WATTS, HOUSE CARPENTER.
~ tAYErTE ST., adjoining Assembly Rooms ial ~
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ercdifablo 20 Ms hkorns,ion, so fatsl to his rspu-
tat,oa Sos abilities. aud % dishonorabie 10 his hu.
manity. The very abolition prints and leaders
themselves appear to have shrunk In dismay from
the crudity Of hs ignorance, his illogical dsduc.
lions. his open invitation to disband this Union.
and the undesirable i~nsolenco OF such an un.
disguised solicitation from a forcigner-iu indie
cency emanating from a Qnaker-its atrocity
proceeding from a Christian Philauthropist They
have not that we have seen dared to publish his
letter I'VE copy from the London Times. il
is too strong even for their incendiary tastes II
Is too gross even for their cannibal appctites
Our preliminary observations have already oc-
cupicd the space which we intended to devote to
n review Of this letter so unworthy the Thomas
Clarkson of the last century. We submit it to
the reader, aud his adherence and detestation.
BY such fools a. he has become, and by such
knaves ss the Northern Abolitionists, is the cause
OF gradual emancipation eternally arrested and
indefinitely thrown back. .Aa
Our earlies, leisure (f We can find any) shall
DO devoted TO an analysis OF Mr.. Clarkson's let.
ter.
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The csrgoes OF Piciou coal have boen sold q, rs cbsIJ.
ron, delivered up the Hudson $50 Sidney at $500. de-
Iivered here. Cofiee remains heavy, and Notwithstanding
the favorable news from Europe, prices are rather droop-
ing COCO lbs. Lake Superior pig copper brought lac 10 (:
dry goldfish are abundant and selling at the prices Of la.t
week, S2,3Is5O North River hay sells ut 40a42c for the
common shipping qualities. Chinese floor carpets, ward
wide, Of good quality sold by auction at I6yc ior white,
and lSc for checked red and white. Newbern turpentino
is offered nj S3,l2 without buyers 1000 bbls Washington
rosln sold at sac, and further parcels Of white at l67Ic.
There ae no sales Of cotton to day. Flour is without
change, and with very little business previous to the great
procession. Prices remain as yesterday for nil things.
Fork Is hrm, old prime sells at 39.62s75. now at 3 $1,000,
new mess can be had at Sl3sS I3,l ~ mess beef command
S5,75aS9 for country, 50 for city and 1926 for extra.
or seeds there have been sslos Of 1000 ba Odessa fax
At l44c bu.
Sugars are In more demand and the market CONSEQUENT.
" iirmer. Some lots have been bought for eSpurta ton.
AI.. ..| II. ~ Jour Com.
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OUR AGENTS IN THE VALLEY.

We have appointed Mr.. Balls Davis, OF Clarke county
Va our Agent for collecting debts due this Office, and also
to proeu'e subscribers to our paper. The counties which
Mr.. ID. will visit on business connected with The Wi,
Office, are as follows, viz: Frederick, Clarke, Loudoun
fsuquier, Warren, Page, Shenandoah, Rockingham, Au-
gusta, Pendleton, Hardy, Hampshire, Morgan. &c
Nc h-~'~ % a1'ho'iAsd to adjust any discrepancies, in the
>'e"AHi-' ~h'"h "asy have occurred, from tho inatteu,,,r ..
previous agents IN making returns, and to take up receipt,
IN The hands OF subscribers, and memoranda Of any pay
menis alleged TO have been made.
Subscribers will pardon any inaccuracies which NAV be
aseertained in tho accounts. as the business has been of
long standing and TIE accounts necessarily in the hands O,
various agents. All errors will DO choerfully corrected,
when made apparent. & |.ltE r.
Mr.. Jno. W. Slasle. Of Frederick county, is also su-
'horized to procure subscriber, to the Wing, and to max.
collections in the counties OF JefTsnon, Berkeley. Morgan,
Frederick, &c. .f.iI
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a FRIEND TO

At Meeting Of the Citizens of Manchester, held a, tho
Farmers Hotel, pursuan, to public notice, TO deliberate on
the mode OF paying a tribute OF respect to tho memory Of
General ANDREW Jackson
Col. LAWSON NJ. BURFooT was called TO the Chair.
and EDw'D w. sNrrn elected Secretary. =
The object Of tho meeting having been stated, in an 90.
propriate address, by the Chairman
On motion Of g.. HAIL, Eco, n Committee of FIVE v..
appointed TO draft resolutions commemorative OF the occa.
sion.
The Chairman appointed the following gentlemen on
tho above committee, viz Green Hall, Isham Puckeu. r
w. Smith,, Esqrs, Col. w. p. Winfee. and r. w
Roddy Col. Bufoot being added to the conmi,,ee-,be
retired, and on their return their Chairman, G.. Hall, Esq,
presented the following preamble and resolutions. which
were unanimously adopted:
IL has been the custom from limo immemotial TO nav I.
respect 70 the memory OF demised friends; but when an in.
dividual has been particularly conspicuous among his Eel.
ow-ciuIsns-one whose name has been recorded in the
annals Of his eOuntry's glory; when fame has tumpeted M,
heroic deeds 10 the four quarters of the Globe, and his conn.
uymen have awarded 90 him the highest gift Of a greatnnd
independent Nation,-it is then due to his memory. when
his soul has taken flight from its earthly tenement. IN let
that respect DO marked by a Nation's gratitude for bs
past services and re.echo the mournful duty from hamlet
TO hamlet throughout tho wide domsin OF that country he
has served from his childhood such is the fespect due n
this time, and for which We have met 10 deliberate. Gen.
ANDREW JsoEsoS has been collod from among us; II hss
pleased That supreme Being whose lnfnitudo Of power,
wisdom, and goodness, exceeds oil finite idea, 10 wait his
soul TO that house not made with hands, eternal In the
Heavens" We have conercgated here. az his countrymon,
fore Resolved, -
Isl. That We deeply sympnthise with the fsmly Of the
declared, for tho ~irroparsble loss they have sustained,
Resolved, 3D. That we cordially respond 10 the feques,
Of our fellow citizens Of the city Of Richmond, BY accept.
ing their invitation TO unite with them for the purpose Of
paying respect TO tho memory Of General Andrew Jack
son, on the 2Sth Instant;
Resolved, 3D., That a committed Of Eve DO appointed 70
communicate with The committee Of arrangements Of the
CITY, Of Richmond, snd pTcsen, a copy Of The above Pre-
smblo and resolutions,
1.-THE Chsir, under The sbove Resolution, appointed Inc
following gentlemen, ytH Colonel william p. Wtuf,ee,
Beverly sizer, Green Hall, Samuel w. wei.igor, ADD Fred.
| w. R0ddyl
Resolved, 4th., That the eidzons Of Manchester be 70.
ausstcd TO suspend business during Tho day,
Resolved, s,h- That Colonel l.. NJ. Burfoo, be sppoint
ed Chief Msfshsl Of the day. With power 20 sppoio, spsh
persons 60 assist 81 he may think proper GI :
Resolved, 9th, That The Chairmsn Of this meeting BE-
added 70 the committee of arrangements
! Resolved, TIL, That the proceeding. Of this meeting be
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GOVERNMENT RFGip.TroN

Respecting those emigrants who embark on board of
vessels which are expedited from Bremen by the law of
oh April, 1870, end Of 9Th June, lsi2, provisions. are a.
ready mace TO prevent tue engagement and embarkadon
such passengers as to whom, on account OF crimes which
they committed. or other legal reasons, the passage would
not be permitted.
Ths senate. repeatedly enloining to oil whom /, NAV
concern, strictly 10 abide By the regulations If those laws
find themselves induced, in order more efTeciuany 10 keen
up the said particular regulations. 10 make the following
additional ones. =
/. lie who AZ owner. correspondent, or freigh,er. espe.
dites a vessel. has to add To the list of passenger, which,
according 10 section IL Of the law Of 9Th April. ls4O. i, to
be handed TO the committee Of the inspection Of the bro.
keIs, a declaration signed, instead OF an oath, to the fol-
lowing purpou:
That, according to the bes; OF his knowledge, there arc.
among this persons named in that list, no persons who in
Tend 10 escape from punishment for crimes committed, or
are 10 be sent away from European houses Of correction, or
who, ns deserters, or bound To military service in sny of
the German confederate States, wish to get a passage, in
ORDER to withdraw themselves from reclamation, which
NAV be made.
That he will also no, permit tina, persons Of that deserip.
ton are afterward engaged for the vessel which is To be OK.
pedited.
But, if the engaging of the passengers is done BY a ship
broker or the agent thereof. the ship.broker has to add such
u declaration on oath.
Said lfst must be sent in, at least, eight DAYS after the
vessel had been expedited.
2. A list Of passengers exactly corresponding with tho
said list has always to be given to the captain by the expi.
otter OF the vessel.
Shouid afterwards, as an execution. besidos The marianne
named therein, %emigrants apply for a passage at the port Of
embarketion, or az some other place, and after producing
proofs OF lePiiimauon, be taken on board, they are to be
added BY the captain IN an appendix on his list, nnd he
has, respecting such passengers. TO give a similar declara-
ton, on oath, which in oil such cases must be done either
at the Committee Of inspection of the brokers. or ut the
court OF justice in Vegesnek or Bremonhaven, before the
vessel goes 10 sea. "
q. The captain i. under a line Of one hundred rx dollars,
permitted to carry with him In his vessel only such passen.
gers as are originally named in the list; or who, in the above
mentioned particular cases, and making the said declara-
ton, have been added in 4 supplement.
a similar fine IL to be paid by every one who, in regard
10 one or more passengers. whs departed with the vessel,
mas neglected TO make the declaration on oath, as prescri.
bed by the aforegoing law.
4. The present regulation does not apply to those yes
ses which will DO expedited previous To the LIST Of July
next. :
Concluded, Bremen in the session Of the Senate on the
%, and published Goth May, 1545.
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Inc Union" calls the "Richniond whian . .r.bid.
rt.ss' because ii will not give into the pompous and .naat.
eu PaneSyfies which claim a superiority for Jackson over
Warrington, as the "best' as well as the asrestes,, of bu.
man Kind, or consent, hypocriueally, to NANTES, IN ob,tre-
porous grief which IL docs not feel. or to sesa, to shed croeu.
die tears, when il fccls no inclination 10 weep. tn.
R'ehmond Wing has no iaotivo earthly, for undcrvslai,v
"enr Jackson, and sill less. IL possible, Tor paiiax hun into
the seventh Heaven. IL has no enterprise for self advance
"ea'-no seheme OF emo'ument TO promote, by the falsi6.
cation OF its sentiments, and the s~emblance of a 6ctitiou,
boisterous and hollow grief.
Yet, comparatively, little respect \, IN. R;chuo,a
Wing enterains fn the abilities Of tho deceased Er-
President. and convinced that In life he was 70.
wafded Tor all his Military and civil services beyond
the measure awarded to Washington, aud, therefore be
yond his deserts. the Richmond Wing doubts whether. even
"hen MS arbitrary temper ragged at the ferccsi, and
threatened the county with slavery, tt ever INDUCED in
me latitude OF acrimonious abuse OF General Jackso, =,
and bitter and beiitihng detraction of his character and
understanding, which a certain gentleman permitted him.
sell, who now ats near Mr.. Polk, and roars out his in
aPpeasabic grief in lusty streams, outvioing all the mour :.
en! a communication In ,omonow's paper will remind
him OF his old sins against General Jackson, the more
objectionable that they were committed before he pss
Tre'Genf or eVerikely to be! True, there was a change
after that event!
! Z simply sdheres to It's opinions Of General Jackson
entertained and candidly expressed for 20 wears. II II,
willing TO render his memory the due and Customary
honors-baf not to deify-not TO apotheosise-not TO place
him among the Deniigods, and over the heud Of WISH.
ington!
The " Union " has DOTTED its mourning apparel What
effect had Frsk's keen remark, that as he had not called
jackson " a curse to his country, " so there was no need
Tor Ann TO display an extravsganco Of mourning.