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what ana they Want,

l fra IT, asked nero lil tNf-F .t-l NN
ZION .yy-bs, a. the mob wsntf Whist are the CON
risi,,s ~ the lsborer what is the cause 81 tbs
lighting and this blood shed 10 rtrisf lhey "1ni -
control the goverument-tney tnnS me ne" govern
,r. vgss established for their bcnett-taey rsA 20 BE-
,,rno-,s1 b. he gOrernmcHf On ideness-they con-leI
be rvolution their work ard the c0untenance and en-
coursrernent they received from the Prov visionary
Government emoodened them 70 demand farther con
cesslOus l1-ANay 4'N-
These men cried V'r. "a Rfpu5hque' but
liberty equality and fraternity. were feariuly rnisu
derst0Od bv them-lberry they construed q Jreea' ~
from r0rk equality. the ievelng OF every one 20 inell
own STANDARD, &c g. Sunday courier
- It's idle 70 challenge the authors Of these
faseboods for proof OF plausible color for their cal
unuies. Right well DO they know that no de-
mand to be supported in idleness- or to live free
from work was ever made BY or on behalf Of the
Laborers Of Paris. Ignorant. perverted degraded
and savage as many OF them doubtless were and
are. thew were not go blind to imagine that
ANYTHING OF this sort could be conceded. Go alb
surd is the charge that nobody in Paris deemed It
worth while to fabricate and charge upon them
banner bearing any such sentiment by way Of IN
scription. On the contrary, their demand was
cork. and chance % live by 10. The demand
was far from unreasonable. but the means used 70
enforce il were abhouent and suclda-. Through
Peace. not War,-Concord, not Dlscori'-Fratef-
nifty not Human Butchers the Right TO Labor
to be achieved and secured Had the misguided
insurgents Of Paris triumphed over the defenders
OF Order, they would have but secured few
DAYS ofbrutal not resulting in wider and deeper
prevalence OF the destitution aud misery they so
Justly complain Of The barbarities, the agones'
the carnage Of the four terrible days Will have
been fruisess unless all classes shall endesvor
candidiy and faithfully to read the lesson OF Re
ciproca Dependence, Of Mutual Interest, they 50
impressyely though inversely teach.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

DEATH % Mrs. :. c. +. MAYo.-We have rare
ly been more surprised and panied by the death OF
dear friend than on opening an exchange pspsr and
reading that SARAH C. EDGARroN for the Last two years
or more wife Of Rev A D. Mayo died ON the night Of
the nh inst after bret illness at her residence IN
Gloucester Mass aged p years, leaving husband, an
infant child with other relatives and wide circle Of
attached and admring friends 10 lament their most un
timely lose
Mrs Mayo better known by her maiden name, was
for some years coeditor of the Ladies Repository,
religious and literary monthly magazine published IN
Boston and has from the outset been Editor OF The
Rose of sharon, a religious Annual also issued by A.
Tompkns Boston. Beside writing extensively and
constantly for these two works she has contributed 70
The New Yorker Tribune and other periodicals. Puri.
ty simplicity and goodness were emnently character
tics of her writings and thousands have been not only
interested but improve ed by them la the Uniyersalst
persuasion 10 which she through life devoted she
was widely and deeply beloved and her loss Is severe
Is felt The Christian says of her death. As perfect
model of Christian excellence earth affords Is taken
away We doubt not selection from her writings
will be speedily published In Boston
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t-gs \ Free soil meeting is to be held at Camp
town. y j. tomorrow evening.

FROM 81. MARTlNs.-Capt Lawrence, oi bark
Polka arrived nj this port this morning hom - Mar
tins which port she left on the 18th ult lie Hpor's
that al 81 Eustatia the negroes had been showing dis
positions of revolt and in the struggle which ensucd
several were wounded. The ringleaders were placed
ON board the man OF war brig Pyl, bound 10 Cnfacos
and will be- there tried. Arrivals from St Thomas
state that several German vessels have been seized at
It Crox Danish island and that German inhabitants
are selling OH their property with view to settle at
Porto Rico and on the spanish Main Business IN those
Islands H. however IN prosperous way AZ 81 Mar
tins the emancipation of the slaves OF that quarter 81
the island belonging the French took place on the
3d. aud the whole population en- mdsst paraded the
streets After the lapse OF several days portion or
the enancipated slaves returned Ia work on the panta
tons while others remained unoccupied but quiet
The Dutch population of the island including owners
of estates and other proprietors OF slaves IN conse
quence OF the sudden emancipation OF the French quar-
ter met aud agreed 10 commence their treatment ON
the free principles, and to grant such amehoraton as
was consistent and ask the mother Government to
ensncpate This step has quoted the minds Of the
people The held Tor work offered by the gathering Of
salt commenced the 18TH and there IL likely 20 be
crop Of 10000 TO 400 600 barrels The want Of water
s very much felt and small vessels are kept running
to - Kits for supply but il is by no means ade
quate 70 the wants of the people.
Boston Transcript, H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

- The y. u Delta SAYS Al inventory was
taken Of the jewels and ornaments remaining IN the
churches f0r the purpose Of having them sold m this
city and thereby purchasing provisions arms and cloth
ing for the troops Gov Barbachsno has also written
letter OF his friends here stating that the sale OF
the church ornaments s the only means left 70 purchase
the Of life and the weapons which il Is be-
leyed will soon be needed 10 defend their homes and
families from The assaults Of the savages
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

Gas. TAYLOR - DUrcHEss Co.-The Wing
Central Committee OF this devoted Clay County held
meeting in Poughkeopsie the llth, and after fun
and free Interchange OF sentiment unanimously re-
solved to support Gen. Taylor Among their resolu
tons are these
Resolosd That We are opposed 10 any extension Of
slave Territory and that the real friends OF Free Ter
0ry and soil should give their aid 70 elect candid te
who pledge themselves 20 be- govern by the viii ol
the people sexpressed by their representatives in Con
grcss this subject 10 preserve Tree soil from the
threatened evils of slavery.
Rcs0ired That We are still the devoted friends u The
Protection OF American industry ~ extent that shall
secure 70 own counirymen the American markets,
free from foreign competition, and that connected with
protection the internal commerce Of the country for
the promotion OF which il Is the duty OF Congress 10
extend all proper facilities by the improvement Of
rivers and harbors wherever required Tor the general
good.
As Editor Plat Is a member OF the Committee, we
infer that the Eagle viii ultimately unite in the support
OF Gen Taylor though he don't seem as yet TO be in
any great hurry about H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

-g- Home and Locompte have been examined
and committed at Cincinnati Ia stand trial for the muir
der of Enoch Payne who found dcsd in the canal
at Cincinnati few days since. The evidence on ihe
exsmination was very strong against the prisoners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

MASSACHUSETTS, WHO STATE CONVENTION
State Convention is called by the state Central Com
rniitce to meet ~ Worcester on wednesday sept -
10 nominate candidates for Governor IT, Governor anu
Presidential Electors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

NEWSPAPER CHtNcE'-Henry ii. Sperry- late
nropretor of the Cincinnati Herald has disposed of his
interest TO j. V. smith The paper is edited by j. C.
,,ba, e,rmery Of the Cincinnati Gazette and later OF
tho L0DsriIls Eramino. and Stanley Matthews. Mr..
perr is also connected with the editorial department
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rgIyc.Iy WASHINGTON.
The senate on PilIow-Gen. >coii "'' 'oui'
Martiaied-Defeat of the -h"ss"
Claim in the House.


The senate has been engaged all the morning.
It IS said. ia consideration Of the Pillow case win
what result do not learn al this present writing
% O'Clock, p. NJ.
confirmation by the senate 5 supposed 10 be
BE- necessary to him as a passport TO the good
opinion Of the country
The feeling Of anger, Or perhaps rather disgust
toward Gen. PiLLoy. think, has much moderated.
Barring a somewhat aggressive vanity. Gen PIT
Low IS by no means, personally disasreeau-e
man His appearance i rather prepossessns' and
he name ii NOT excessively refined. certainly
not offensive. On the contrary there : d rank
ness, an abaadoN, whether sincere OF aHuI1eu' in
his department by no means repusNe- ne is 4
good looking man, and knows IT,
After ALL Maj. Gen. Pillows IS saH some
times 90 goOd-naturei, careless ana fecAless men
addicted 90 some " amiab-e weakness Is ~
own worst enemy. Persons have l0rmed opinions
against him rather from bis own mprudent and lie
timed language IN regard % himself llan i'oll any
absolute misconduct on lis part Inc WAtu IS
when man forces upon the public the recognition
%. his virtues, he arms every man az sinst NM
The public. Ike q nice c0quettlsn aAo seeIlli'-l!
reluctant maiden. would be wooed and not un-
sought be won. You can't carry the popular voice.
Mai. Gen. Pillow. by a coup fe man, Whatever
you may have done al Contreras.
Gen. SCOTT VIII not be Court Martia-ed. mat
indignity viii be spared this Administration. II
viii not 20 down 70 posterity with the base rePu'
tatiou attached 70 IT, Of having dsgraced or rather
attempted 70 disgrace. the conqueror OF Mexico
Gen. PILow probably advised by the Admins
traitor has reirac'e3 his charges against Gen.
ScorT. No Court Martial will therefore be held.
Mr. HUDSON to day repeated In the House the
often tried and often defeated attempt to procure
the liquidation Of Massachusetts claim against
the United States for the pay and expenses of her
militia ca led into service during the last war by
the Government. He failed. The most strenu-
Gus opposition against him proceeded from CHAs.
j. ISGERsoLL. who hates Massachusetts,, and
everything and everybody OF Massachusetts, IN
retaliation Of the contempt entertained by Massa-
chusetts for him. his life and character.
No prospect of immediate adjournment The
time OF the two Houses IS mostly wasted In vain
discussion of immaterial and irrelevant questions.
There will be a reform one il these days but that
reflection is but little consolation for the present
moment.
~. 80, A.. q M.Nn " have. -ars-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

No prospect Of immediate adjournment. The
time OF the two Houses is mostly wasted in vain
discussion of immateral and irrelevant questions.
There will be a reform one il these days but that
reflection is but little consolation for the present
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-04
Valuable Medicine Wine,

MANUFACTURED from The combined yirIuesolt the Sar,
wi sapariid, Da,dei0n, VIVID Cherry and several other
Eroiic Plants whose wonderful curative properties nl-
HASLEI'S FOREST WINE
is well known 10 good chemists, h1 all vegetable sub
stances contain less leleerious properties, as W u
medicinal virtues Those opposite qualities which art
dfused together IN every root, pla, and hosaon remain
inseparable IN the extracts, obtained by the usual method
OF boiling Sc, rendering all medicines thus prepared Aprt,
and In many either injurious aloeellcr useless
This accounts in great measure Tor the nefciency Of 40
many medicines IN curing The diseases which they nropss
to cure
Ilsyery different with Hasieys FStsi lpns Ny means
Of wonderful chemical apparatus. III, cute, r the express
purpose Of manufacturing this article, the entire virtues Of
The most valuable combination OF panid ever discovered y
obtained pure and free from every property but lhose which
act In unity, and harmonze with the constitution OF the hu
frame This renders the Fbrest Piae the most excel
lent and truly valuable medicine In Tie world both for ls
miraculous power of curing well as delightful ayor
The Forest Vine is most distinguished for its great e
cacy IN rene,plg irOrnoM constitutions and curing gene
raj i'll health proceeding from nerrons disorders, complaints
Of the stomach Hrer heart and Kidneys including cosHre
ness dyspcsid Indigestion, loss IF appetite and debd
ted state Of e system free use Of the Forest Wine
stores nyas OF This class lie most robust strong, aud
vigorous health II las also proved useful in restoring in
yalis from lingering state after anckso sickness
Price 81 per bottle, for sale al faseys General Depot
conrand IT,, New York, and BY the appointed agents
j, r. Callan, only agent, Washington City.
4 o, NJ 1inihicum only agent, Georgetown.
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Railways Chinese Medicated Soap

DATRoNiZED by thousands OF individuals throughout the
United States and Canadas, giving the most haering
satisfaction all who have used H. Chemists have won.
tered at mysterious effects and many Of them have
deavored discover the secret of It's wonderful combna
ton ecacous balms and extracts, which render II SO
speedy and ecacious in The removal Of Pmpea Bloches,
Pustues letter Transforming, by magic, dark, saow,
yellow and unhealthy skins TO so smooth fair pure and
healthy compilations For the cure OF Chdpped Flesh,
Rough, Cracked and Discoiored St, Sal Heun,, Ring
Worm, Etysipeias, Scnry aud Sore Heal RAILWAYS
CHINESE INDICATED SOAP may truly be called an in.
esmable treasure Excrescences OF the Cutcle speed
lily removed and curedihe cutcular vessels instantly
ceansed Of all mpuresthe hands neck, and face present
beautiful, clean sweet. and healthy appearance.
FIR Sharing, gentlemen will find this Soap great desi
deratum, produces rich, creamy ather, soiens the
baar and renders the skin smooth and plable F6r Clean,
ing Teeth Railways Soap superior to paste powder II
makes teeth white and beautiful, sweeens the breath,
and protects the gums from scnr As general Toilet Sap
Is superior French and English Soaps, Il is entirely free
from irritating ingredens is purely balsamlc and sooh.
ing to the skin.
Each cake to be genuine must be sgnoI X. G. Railway,
j. & r. G. RADWAY, g Courtlandt ST., N. ".
Sold in Washington City by'J i. Calan and NJ Delany.
Sold in Georgetown by o M Lnthicum
dec 22-cm
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STOVES! sTOYEs.! sTOVEs.Ii

Ia Fly NAYLoR South side of Pa avenue, between
"a Sd and LIZ SITS, would inform his customers and the
~ public generally that he has just received large
E sortment Of Stoves Of the newest and mostspproved
patterns, including SANKEY'S CAST IRON RADIATOR or
COAL BURNERS, which he will sell together with Fire.
boards and Stoyepipe at the lowest prices for cash.
lie also keeps constantly hand general assortment Of
Tin and Sheetiron Ware to which he invites the attention
Of housekeepers- l& VI -a
lie still continues do Roofing Guering, and Spouting
and Sheet iron and Copper Work generally and at ih
shortest notice, and on The most reasonable terms.
Persons wishing to purchase will do well 10 call and
anime his stock before they supply themselves,
His will be open from sunrise until o'clock, p NJ.
= oct S-tf t..'.. 4,
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NEW YORK CLOTHING
Is
WIN. Il. JENNINGS g. Co.,

23l Broadieay, Ner York, and Pa. arenue near 9Th
street, Washington,
NTOW offers TO the citizens of Washington, members Of
Congress and STRANGERS the largest supply Of fashions
ever offered in this cilyconssing of Dress and Erock
Coats Body Sacks and Ovecoats Of every variety French
and English cut Pants, silk, Satin Merino, and other Vests
which they will sell tho lowest New York prices Orders
will be received and measures taken and sent 10 New York
for any style OF Garment that be desired which VIII be
executed with prompness and despatch IN their usual style
Of elegance which they Halter themselves cannot be sur.
passed by any establishment IN the country,
w r. j. a. Co, have always on hand supply OF Shirts
ndershrts Hosiery, Gloves Suspeners, Stocks Cravais
and every variety Of dress articles for genemens
dino m ! 1 :. = !
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F0REIGN PERIODICALS.

REPUBLICATION or THE LONDON QUAR-.
I 1;ERLY REKIEW-E DLNBURGH REKIEW--
REHIEW.AND BLACKTvooDS EDINBURGH
i medately Oh their arrival ~ British steamers, In
beautiful clear type on fine white paper and are faithful
copies OF the originals Backwoodis Magazine being an
exact fac smile Of the Edinburgh edition.
The widespread fame OF these splendid periodicals rem
ders II needless say much in their praise As literary
organs, they stand far in advance Of any works Of SINH
lar stamp published, while the political complexion Of
each IL marked by dignity, candor and orbearance, not
oiien found il works Of party character ,a ,s
Englaid-Whig, Tory, and Radical. I" Blackwoodn and
Tie London Quarterly Tory tue Edinburgh Re,
"Norh British Review Is Of religious cast and has
for its editors Sir David brewster and DR. HANNA sonin
lay 81 e ats p rst arer and y LIBERAL in is poes
The prices reprints less than third of those
Of the isregn sopes and while ey are equally wei &C..
/ English reader
For any Of tlle four Reviews, SO 90 per annum.
For any two do SEQ
For all four Of the Reviews 500
For Blnckwood's Magazine AGO
For Lakewood and the four Re-
views, 10 "
Four copies Of any all OF the above works will be sent
10 address, payment OF the regular subscription for
three the fourth copy being gratis.
III Remittances and communications must be made in
all cases without expense 70 the publishers The former
may always be done through postmaster, by handing
him the amount TO be remted taking his receipt and for
warding i BY mail or The money may be enclos-
NJ b. The postage all these periodicals Ia reduced by
the late post Office law about onehird the former
making very important saving in the expense OF mail
Es- In most Of the large cities anil towns in the United
ns rs f1s s s ~
LEONARD SCOTT 4 CO., Publishers,
octS ly' 70 Fulton street. N Y.
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OPERATIONS UPON The FEET.

TIME subscriber offers his Services 10 the public
i OPERATOR ON EYCRESCENSES,s such
as: HARD aud SORT CORNS, BUNIONS, CLUB
Ma MS, Nails PENETRA1'fNG THE FLESH,
WARTS, DC, Operations performed IN FIVE MINUTES,
without the least pain blood. He hasdevoed much time
and thought 70 the suhec aud believes that he entirely
comprehends their nature and treatment Ills success IN
the city Of Baltimore for the last five years has been such
Ms warrant him In promising to all who may confde In
his experience and skill, gredt and satisfactory benefit
DIR. ZAcHARIAH is permanently located in this city,
and will be happy to attend ladies' genemen's feet by
the year His charges quite moderate triding indeed,
compared with the relief aud satisfaction lie affords 10 the
sufferer lie likewise refers the public TO the following
concentrations which are in his possession
BALrIMoRE, August 27th, 1916.
We the undersigned, having examined DR. ! Zachariah,
Jrs method Of curing CoEns Bunons &c,, we do not hes
ite TO recommend linn to the public and say that his me-
thad Is most rational as well as efectllal
(Sgned,) w. w HANDY, NJ. ID. CHATARD, NJ. ID. 4.
Prof N. Il SMITH, John WHITR1DdE, NJ. ID.
s. CnAs. y. GIBSON, r, Il, CHATARD, NJ. ID.
Besides the above Dr. q has certificates OF his skill from
of the first men in the United States, and can be seen
by calling on him al his Office, over Mr.. s. PARKER
Fancy Store, Pennsylvania avenue, between l2 and 9th
streets, Sixth DOOR EAST OF CoLEMkN's HoTKL,.
3@la L. ZACHARIAIi, Jr.,
Surgeon Chropedist.
nc Ladies OF gentlemen waited on at their residence
required, dec 2-if dly'
DULBBOUS ROOTS for sale cheap at the corner al
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John PETTIBONE is receiving daily his supply OF the
above article OF various kinds, together with the cele-
brated BUTLER COAL which he has had the pleasure of
introducing into this Market and which has highly
recommended by those who have used IT, suitable for ker
mans Ranges, Radiators, &c, .s 3s
Glover fill Coal, an excellent article of Buminous
dump CoaD thought 10 be equal If superior
rious kinds heretofore used In our city.
Orders received at the yard Lenox's Wharf near the
Long Bridge, and at his Office L. f. Massoes drug store
south side Pa avenue, between 2 and 9th Streets
John L. Callan's FF oct S-f
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TEAS! TEAS!! TEAS!!!
{
WASHINGTON AGENCY OF TIE NEW YORK
CANTON TEA COMPANY.
.
PRINCIPAL ESTABLISHMENT IN NEW YORK.

$50 The CANTON TEA COMPANY has -,
49, been popularity known for many years fsSi6
fSNI This Is the largest and oldest Tea Estab tkS
Lh1a1la lishment in America, The public have -
had full proof Of their integrity and responsibility hui
such has been the great and pressing demand for their
TEAS OF late HAT they have been obliged to enlarge TO
great extent, their two principal establishments in New
York, viz:
They moreover possess facilities, In relation to the Tea
Trade very abundant degree and doubtless, superior
TO any other Tea Concern IN America Their scrupuous
regard TO all principles that tend elevate the character Of
large house is well derstood, and has already secured
them probably larger than oil other Tea Es,
10 sell Teas per fragrant, and perfect for the prices
In the aggregate than any house In the wordChna ex
cepted t...4
They most zealousy invite the attention OF the inhab
Of Washington To their Agency, where the following
always hand and they feel no hesita
ton stating, that wherever single trial is made very
decided preference is given the celebrated Teas OF The
CANTON TEA COMPANY.
to- Reader, make the experiment. ia
Rtfda Prices as oos subject M all cases TO be returned
gf.T
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IYear's Patent Japan Backing is about the article
Of the kind we have seen The polish which II mpart tc
the understandings OF Is brilliant and lasting. We
have tried and boots all this in its behalf
[E'pet,i,g Bulletin, June T.
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Gold, PenciIs and Gold Pens.

JUSr RECEIVED, a large and handsome assortment 81
j GOLD PENCILS aud Diamond mounted GOLD Pens
In Gold and Silver cases and for sale very low prices by
G. A. Comfy,
dec left nj Templenan'a hook store
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Cor Rent.

rI,HE principal room in TEMPERANCE HALL, which is
suitable for Exhibitions, Fairs, Lectures, Concerts oi
such oher purposes not Inconsistent with the principles p
total abstinence. Terms moderate. Apply 10
u, WARD, President Stock Committee,
dec lS4tf Or AT the Hall