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Bright Girl.--ln the district school at
Sandwich, last winter, the master informed
a little girl that Sunday is the first day in
the week, and inquired Of her, "What day
is Monday" ''Washing day, sir" she
promptly answered.
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I" My deGr,n said Mrs. Dalrymple to her gay
young husband, after he had retired to rest,
early one morning, "why is it that Mr.. Brown,
who is in the same business that you are,
passes all his evenings at home, while you are
hallucinafing about town till past midnight ~
"Why, my sweet rose, the cause is-hic-the
cause is, Broom Is not married I"
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political Hucksterso This is, the utle be-
slowed upon the friends OF General Taylor.
BY the friends and supporters of that great con-
clave Of hucksiering and trickery, the Balt-
more Convention This is decidedly rich, and
if human impudence can go farther. we should
like to see the attempt.
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AZ CARD.

MISS ANNA M. BECK would respectfully in
Iu form the Ladies Of Washington that she is now
pired with her Spring Stock to execute all orders
in Millinery or Mantua Making with neatness and
despatch. Residence E street, opposite Rev. o. b.
Browns. april 2l-3m
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or The expense of keeping one soldier in
the feldsof battle would keep fifty children in
the school Of learning.
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YHOMAS @. WILSON, Auctioneer =
- Commission Merchant, fronting on oh and the
west end Of Centre Market, between Louisiana Az
enue and 2 street. Regular sale days svsFy market
day. just received fresh supply Of Flower and
Garden Seeds from Weaihen6ela.
april l4-H
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The aggregate amount Of the debts of all
the States is 5000, 547 500; the annual in
terest OH which is SIC, 468 ,728.
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85- Prentice, the Louisville, wag, says
that another editor teazes him with ques-
tons and then calls him "brandy barrel"
eff he thinks so Of u.s." retorts Prentice,
1no wonder he's. SO fond Of pumping u.s."
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II will advocate the election of
MAJOR GENERAL
ZACHARY TAYLOR,

or Louisiana:
the Hero Of the Rio Grande, Monterey, and Bue-
ma Vista, to the next Presidency, for which we be-
lieve he has already been nominated by acclarna-
ton in the hearts Of his grateful countrymen But
while we advocate the election of him who has
proved himself to be the greatest Captain of the
age in series Of battles without parallel in the
annals Of warfare, and who, in his dispatches has
exhibited power Of intellect and soundness Of
judgment unsurpassed in the history Of the human
mind, we freely throw open our columns to the
discussion Of the merits, by their friends, of the
other many eminent men, Of the Wing party whose
names have been associated with the Presidency.
And while General Taylor our choice for the
Presidency, whom we believe no earthly power
can prevent the people from eevating unanimous
~ to the first gift in their choice as token of their
appreciation of his true greatness, we shall be
guided by the voice Of the great Wing party Of
which we are but an humble member, and, if it
should, in the course Of events, be ordered that
any other pegson than the man Of our preference
shall be selected as our candidate we shall yield
him our cordial support.
The National Wing will attack at every assaila-
BILE point and ceaselessly all the measures of the
present administration Of public affairs which shall
be deemed to be adverse 10 the interests Of the
country, and will expose without fear or favor the
corruptions of the party in power.
The columns of the National Wing will be open
40 the pens of every Wing in the country for the
discussion of the great political and other questions
Of the day, and to every Democratic pen, too, in
erested in enlightning the public mind respecting
the corruptions and imbecility Of the men to whom
in an evil hour, the Democratic party intrusted
the mower OF the Government,
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DENTAL SURGERY:

PARMELE, firm of Dodge and Pamsls,
liz Surgical, Operative, and Mechanical DEN
TIST, may be seen professionally from .. m 70
p M q his Office, where be has bssn located for h
last three years. OTrIcE and RxsIpENcs, Penn.
avenue, between 9th and 10Th sts.
april 14-4m
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april l9-f
EvREsH GROCERIES, BUTTER, 4 CHEESE
% The subscriber has on hand, fresh supply Of
very description Of goods in his line, which b Of
ers on reasonable terms
So bags Java, Rio, Laguyra, Maricaibo, and AZ
ncan COFFEE
IS chests and halfchests Gunpowder, Imperial.
Old Hyson, Young Hyson, and Blaek
TEAS
10 case. very choice Tsa. II Ibs in saeh. forsa-
1909 pounds double refined and "a qualify Lssf
Sugar
$500 pounds crushed and palv.rsd Loaf s.srs
1000 do white Havana do
1000 do. brown do do
Porto Rico and Nav Orleans do
Do do and ST Croix Mslsnss
Sugar-house and New iberia Sirup
Ground and unground Spices, ofsvsy -
iety
catsups. Curry Powder. Frsneh and othsr
Musiards
Olives, Capsrs, Sardinss, and Anchoviss
Said Oils, in tasks and boNles
700 gallons winisr-strainsd and common Oh.
FRUITS.
Z so whole, half. and q. boxes Rsisins
2casks Currants
bbls. Dried Apples
80 do Green do
cases Prunes, IN jan and fancy boxss
80 drums Smyrna Figs
26 bbls Eastern Cranberries
800 pounds soft shellsd Almonds
l5O do Filberts.
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
20 tubs choice Welsh Butter
80 boxes superior Cheese
Sapsago do
81 bbls pink-eye Potatoes
40 do extra brand New York Flour
40 do Virgins do
SO pockets Buckwhsat
IL boxes do
20 bbls hslf and Or. do.
FISH.
Mackerel, Cod. Shad, and Herring.
CANDLES.
20 boxes Sperm Candles
10 do patent do
10 DO Ajamantine do
Brooms, Mats Pals, Baskets, &c.
10000 Regain, La Norma, Principe, and othsr
brand Cigars.
sYLvANUs HOLMES.
ap l4-dtff 7th street.
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Our long aud well known experience in the Tea
Trade, with the great facilities we command, enables
US to offer Teas at very reduced prices. House
keepers and others will find il TO their interest to
give our Teas trial. The money iviil be Tstissped
ifthe Teas do not gipe entire qualification.
Orders from distance will be promptly and ju-
diciously filed to give perfect satisfaction. All our
Agents are authorized to receive orders.
vi AGENTS..
Mrs. s. Davis, Slate street, Burlington, N. j.
Mrs. ]. Bergman, Potsvie, Pa.
d. Robinson, Harrisburg, Pa.
w. H. Megonegal, Germantown, opposite Dswess'
Lane.
Mesdames H. w. & M. w. Knight, Market IT.;
near Ninth, Wilmington, Del.
Mr.. John Grayson, Jr, Washington, Washington
county, Pa.
Mr.. z. Westbrook, Columbia, Pa.
Other Agents will be appointed, Of whom due no
tee will be given.
All Teas sold by the above Agents are guaran-
teed they being packed under personal supsr,i-
sion and inspection.
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IL We ask the attention of our readers to our
City article Of to-day II is from the pen Of one Of
the best writers in the country. He will commune
with the public every day, and through his pen the
country will obtain in advance the intended move
ments Of this Tory Administration
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BECK's DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS I
One hsasdsed per cent. cheaper than tie
che0nesf

lKENESSES taken in the beat styk inSsrior 70
IL none. either sinsly or in groups q The very 70.
duced price OF ~ 80 ~! each. Specimens may
Be seen at the rooms over the Furnishing Stors Of
L. 8. Beck, street near the General Post Olics
Remember the price 81 80. Groups in proporsion,
april 2l-3m q
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o. The Canals in the North are to be open
ed to-day.
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D Father Ritche-forgetful old souls shock
ed at the conduct Of the Wings in taking up mill.
tary chieain for President seeing that they have
strongly denounced military men for that Office.
Surely Mr.. Richie will allow US the poor privilege
Of doing as he did once. He denounced the election
Of military to the Presidency as the greatest
that could fall on the country. and afterwards
turned round and lent his whole aid to elect Jack
son
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0c- A new daily paper called the " News"
has been started in Baltimore. devoted to the
Democratic party.
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TR.ATELLLvG AGENT
FOR THE NATIONAL WING.

State Of .MGryLand-Mr. VIM. b. SAsSCER.
or Our Wing friends in Maryland are re-
specially requested to give our Agent, Mr..
Sasscer, " md and comfort" on his patriotic
mission. We commit him TO their best care.
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ca Because the People every where are proclaim
ing their determination to bring Gen. Taylor out Of
The very battlefield into the Presidency the Tory
Union bowls most bitter lamentations. We point
the Union for consolation to its own language
"The Presidency belongs,to no man. It is the pro-
perty ofthe People," They will give it to whom
they please
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ARRIVALS
AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS


AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
FnIDAr, April 80, s m.
BRows's HorEL.
r Birrie, il Md Madam Clement. do
Or RIB Gray, do M Saunders, Phil
r Smith, Va Call Md
Miss Barnes, Phil T d Harris, Ga
J B Smith, do ] E Ruside Va
Mrs R M Saunder, &c A Woodward, Penn
CoLEMAH's HoTEL.
w H Mechalls, N Y G B Boyd, do
8 Baron, u 8 N E Dodd,
d fresh, U 8 N &c Robertson, do
] Boyce, Bost A 8 Ridgely, Bait
] G Boyce, do
u. 8. HOTEL.
] G Dickinson, Me d Stewart, Ky
G Dickson, Ala 8 Calhoun Conn
J 8 HersheR, XVI
GADsBx's HoTEL.
B w Jones, Phil SIX Adams, Alex
Gov w Stephens, Va G Aystsworth, N Y
] Miller, Bait M 8 Bagg Mich
DR. Davis, lady, s w Hart, NY
g WilIes Bait w 8 Better and lady, 0
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A National Medical Convention is to be
held inPhiladelphia on the 9th.
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Head Quarters Of the Army,
Vera Cruz, April III, AT.

Il T. - y
General Orders, No. 4O5. l. Tho country fifty
miles around Tampico will continue separate Mil
itary Department, to be called the Department Of
Iampico, and the country the same distance around
this city will constitute another separate Military
Department, to be known as the Department Of
Vera Cruz.
2. The senior officers in each, in the absence Of
the General in Chief will make his ordinary reports
aud returns to the Adjutant General al Washington,
and those Of special character to General Head
Quarters in the field.
3. The siege train and troops in this vicinity will
be held in readiness to march, in the direction Of
Jalapa as fast as the means Of transportation can be
furnished; each man with four days hard bread and
two Of bacon Or pork (cooked in his haversack, and
each corps or detachment with a train containing
extra SUBSISTENCE for at least ten days made up in
the case Of the advanced division.
4. The march will be in the following order:
|. The troops Of the LIST Dragons with the Gene
raj in chef; g section Of the siege tran escorted
BY captain Winder and his company, with detach-
ment Of recruits, early TO morrow morning. 8. The
lst division Of regulars; and 4. Brigadier General
Quiman's volunteers, with another section Of the
siege train.
S. If the 18th infantry be not back in time, Breve
Major General Worth will leave the orders for it to
follow without delay, and if the horses Of the Ten.
nessee cavalry shat not have arrived whel Bigadier
General Quitmans marches, that regiment will fol-
low as soon as remounted.
8. Every corps or detachment that follows the
movement, from this depot, will take charge Of any
loaded train, for the army, which the Ordnance
Quartermaster's Commissariat, Of Medical Depart
ments may have in readiness BY command of Maj.
Gen. Scott
IA. SCOTT, A. A. A. G.
Headquarters la Division, ,
Vera Cruz, April -, ls47.
Orders No. &c Extact The government 9th
city is hereby turned over to COL Wilson, lst in
fanty, TO whom all persons on business will make
application. BY order Of Maj. Gen. Worth.
w. w. MAcxALI, A. A. G;
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Cegars and Tobacco, Of superior quality, con
~ stantly for sale by
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or Mr.. Packenham's sale Of furniture yesterday
was attended by large concourse Of the beauty and
fashion Of the District All the foreign Ambassa-
doris and their families were in attendance, and
among their ladies meme more the observed than the
beautiful Madame Bodisco. Though nothing very
splendid was exhibited for sale, yet things brought
immense prices, for the ladies seemed determined 10
vie with each other who should bid highest. The
fact that the articles sold belonged to the British
Ambassador, doubt, had sanctifying effect upon
them in the eyes Of many.
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THE NATIONAL WHTG.

The National Wing will be what its name indi-
Gates. It will speak the sentiments Of the Wing
Party Of the Union upon all the questions Of public
policy now before the country and to come before
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TURKEY RHUBARB.--A small quantity ofgs
i nuine Turkey Rhubsrb. For sals By
CHARLES STOTT,
Druggist, &c. corner Penn. a.. ma ~ =.
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G Tha Tory Union has the hardhood to assert
that General Taylor has no ciUiI ereprience. You
said the thing of Gen. Jackson, and the people
showed what value they set upon your assertion by
making the old Hero their President. They will
vindicate Taylor from your defamation in 1913
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or The Tory Union thinks that the nomination
Of Gen. Taylor by the Wings places them in ques-
tonable predicament because they know nothing Of
his views Of the Administration Of the government
The wings Of the country know that the old Hero is
and tcays has been d Wing, and that would be
enough for them II they had no other proof Of his
political opinions but they know that he has en-
countered the most bitter hostility Of President Polk
and his Tory administration, and that is quite sufi-
Gent to sanctfy him an honest Wing in the eyes
Of all disinterested men. Hence it not the Wings
Of the country who in questionable predcament.
Il is the Tory party!
t.Ss,
IL The Tory Union asserts that the Wings are
unable to state, reliable authority, the opinions Of
Gen. Taylor on any neof the great Of our
public policy They have the authority Of the pres
ent Tory administration in their persecution Of him.
that he is opposed to their opinions all great pub
lie measures, and that is enough for them. Surely,
the Union will consider that authority reliable
one
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m G. FARQUHAR & CO., call the atten.
IL ton Of the citizens and public generally, to
their
New Drug and Chemical store,
corner Of 18th street and New York Avenue, where
can be found all articles in their line fresh and genu-
inc. april 27-3t
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Headquarters lst Division,
Vera Cruz, April IL, lS47.

Orders No. 81 Extract) The government ofthe
city is hereby turned over to Col. Wilson, LIST in
fantry, TO whom all persons on business will make
application. BY order Of Maj. Gen. Worth.
w. w. MAcxALI, "A. A. G;
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HEAD0UARTEns OF THE AMIR,
Vera Cruz, April IL, lS47,
Major General Scott, General-in-chief Of the Ar
mics Of the United States Of America, to the good
people Of Mexico:
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Virginia Election.

Dn Members Of Congress chosen
IArchibald Atkinson Loco, reelected by some "a maj
II. Geo. C. Dromgoole.' Loco, reelected by 10 maj.
IlI.T. g. FLouRSoY, prob. Wing gain, vice Tredwsy.
w. Thomas g. Bocock. Loco by 2l maj. vice Hubbard.
vwn L. aoesIS, Wing gain. by lls msj ov. Leake.
VII. NJ. BORIS. Wing gain by 500 msj vice Seldom
VII Thos H. Bsyly Loco, reelected by some $50 msj
VIII R. T. L. Besle Loco by $50 ov Newton vice Hunter
XJsPESpLEToN Wing reelected, by SOC, ov Hutton.
X Henry Bedinger, Loco reelected, by to 400
XII. James Mcdowell. Loco reelected, by 500 or so.
wBPnEsroS, Wing gain. by 3 to 400 ov. Chapman.
Kill. Doubtful-probsbly McMullen, Loco.
XIV Robert A. Thompson, Loco. probably elected.
XIV. William G. Brown, Loco. reelected.
By our Teegsphic Dispatch ii will be seen that Mr.
Dromgoole died Wednesday and that the report IL that
Boiling Whig 10 elected In the lid District Doubted
II 1t is thus probable that the Wings have
elected but fue Members in Virginia, which may
be reduced to four by an unexpected result in Pat
rick Co. A few votes, or a proper effort, would
have given us four others, in place OF Atkinson,
Dromgoole, Bocock and Bsae. Thompson also
might as well have been beaten not by proper
nomination in due time. If anything were needed
TO demonstrate the irremediable weakness OF the
Polk dynasty, this Election affords 1t. Its Organ
10 chosen from Virginia; all its policy has been
shaped to Aattsr traditional Virginian Prejudices
and conciliste mistakenly supposed Virginia inter
ssts and with what result In the House Of
Delegates we have already heard of Wing gains
sufficient to neutralize last years Loco-Foco ma
iority of ID, and the Administration has barely
escaped defeat in the Delegation TO Congress by
handful of votes As it is, the Wing strength in
the Delegate is at least quadrupled
--Mesrs Boris, GoecIN, PENDLETos and w
ALLARp PRESTON will form an array OF talent and
zeal in the good cause rarely surpassed They are
all tried and true men, who will be welcomed to
the councils of the Nation, to which only the last
named 10 a stranger. He is relative OF the eo-
ousnt and eminent ex-senator William c. Preston
Of s. G. and man of the same stamp He carried
bis Senate District few years since, though usual
ly strongly Loco. Messn. Bolts and Goggin will
be warmly remembered as Members of the
XxVIIth Congress.
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Liverpool Corn Market.

MONDAY April 5-The reported arrivals OF Grain and
Flour since Tuesday last very modei ate but the
wind being favorable, may expect moot vessels
in that are close at hand. The late reduction in
prices has attracted buyers from various quarters and
rather extensive business has been done In Wheat
and Flour
Beside good demand for shipment eosstwi.e the in
terror iers have taken largely Of bsrreled Flour at
37s Cd per l96 lbs for Western Canal which IL an
improvement of Is per bbl within the week Wheat has
also moved more freely. but without amendment In
price indeed. for both Wheat and Flour holders have
literally met the demand.
Several Irish orders and buyers Of Indian Corn
having appeared. there mas been . reacton on Tues
days quotation of 3 10 So per quarter good American
Corn Is now firmly held At Sos per 4s0 rs In the other
articles Of the trade very little has been transacted and
Oats Barley Beans and Peas remain without alteration
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NEw-YORK LEGISLATURES.

SENATE. ALBANY, April 2s-7P.M.
The bill in relation TO Railway Companies con-
Meeting with each other was reported complete.
A motion by Mr. VAN scHooSHovKs to order to
third reading, was objected to by Mr.. BAoKus.
Mr. JONES by consent, reported bill to prevent
fictitious, fraudulent pretended sales a. auction
The Emigrant Passenger bill was then taken
up and agreed to in Committee Of the Whole
Mr. HARRIS moved his substitute for the bill.
which he intends to renew in the House tomorrow
when the report Of the Committee Of the Whole
is to be disposed Of
The Judiciary bill occupied the rest OF the morn
ing and all the afternoon session.
ASSEMBLY.
The Dansville Bank report was made the special
order for Tuesday next
The bill amendatory of the General Banking
Law was again discussed at length. On its tnal
passage a motion was made 70 commit the bill to
the Committee of the Whole House in which de-
bate arose involving the policy regards the stocks
of this State, of the free admission OF the stocks
of the United States as the basis of banking, the
rule of taxation OF the free banks as proposed by
the bill &c. The bill was committed. This dis
cussion probably defeats the bill.
The following bills were passed
To refund to Cayugs Co the expenses OF the trial OF
Wyatt.
TO increase the capital OF the Manhattan Gas Co.
To extend the time for filing up the capital OF the
East river Mutual Insurance Co.
The General Insurance Law was made the or
der Of the day for Monday.
ALBANY-9 o'c ock, T. NJ
There is high work going on in the House for
want OF a quorum. call of the House was made
and the Sergeant alarms was dispatched after the
absent members Mr. PERKINS. OF ST. Lawrence
refused to come and the Speaker issued his warrant
10 compel his attendance. Nothing farther known
as yet.
Returns from % towns give License 50, No Lii
cense H. Capt Diver, United States Dragons,
leaves Tor NewYork this evening en- route for
Mexico
The Niagara arrived from New York at3i O'Clock
this afternoon.
About 100 boats laden and light have been
ticketed for passage into the Canal ON Saturday
morning 1t is said that the Collector will COM
mence passing them at g o'clock in the morning
and pass one every five minutes.
Senator Dix is at the Delavan House.