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IJOUsEKEEPER Wanted in an Hotel In Alexandria,
IL Va-To one well qualified in every particular, per
manent home and good wages will be given Apply to Mrs
A. Newton, on street. Immediately in the of Cole
mans Hotel Jolly 13-3t
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Nntice.-Public Houses Mt Nantucket.
The Ocean House, kept by r. F. Parker.-Ihs Athar
House at Sinsconset, kept bY III s. Crocker

Rouse al o'1sconset, KEPT 0Y H. ~ Cf0cKT
THE OCEAN HOUSE, having been greatly enlarged a
L otherwise improved, with good accommodations for 4
bathing. is now, comfort and convenience, inferior
public house in New England.
. The ATLANTIC HOUSE, erected this season at Siasco
set, is large neat and commodious; and it cannot fail
be pleasant home to such desire pure fresh air, ag
fcent ocean scenery, and fine fishing.
The fine steamer Massachusetts, Capt. Lot Phnne
makes four trips week, during the summer months b
tween Nantucket and New Bedford, as follows:
Leaves Nantucket on Monday and Saturday at 7 a n
and on Tue sday and Thursday at 81 a. m.
Leaves New Bedford ON Monday and Saturday at p N
aud on Wednesday and Friday at 81 a
The time occupied in making the pa ssages between MAJ
tucket and New Bedford, including the landings Holmes
Hole and Woods Hole, is only about Il hours.
passengers being in sight Of land the whole distance.
July ll-d3w
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Rv a, GREEN. .Hucff0nesr

CONDEMNED STEAM-BOILER AT AUCTION On
~ Thursday the 10Th instant shall SELL by order of the
navy agent, the Washington Navy Yard at IL o'clock
m /, one large condemned steam-boer. Terms cash.
Jy l3-6tif A. GREEN, Anctioneer
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Gen. Cavagnac has appointed Changaner commander
inchef OF the national guard Of Pars and Gen. Bedeau
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FURTHER PARTICULARS.

FURTHER PARTICULARS.
The Philadelphia papers of yesterday morning contain
the following further details of the French news by the
Niagara
From the Sd edition London Sun, June 80, p. m
Latest.
The Consttutionnel states that among the of pa
pcrs found in the lodgings of Lieut. De Foe, DIS
covered several letters from Lamartne, together with
passport signed by him, and another by Louis Blanc.
Orders have, is said, been given for the arrest of
Lamartne, Ledru Roln, Louis Blanc, Caussdiere and
La Grange.
Contrary TO general expectation, the provinces had
been generally quet the only exception has been the
arselllas An emee broke out there the 22d, bar
rcades formed, and after loss of SO national
guards killed by the insurgents the barricades
cesslvely carried, and the movement put down. With
.ne exception of small portion of the Northern railway
Mnee me rails were taken up, all the postal communica
uons had been maintained
me latest advices disclose frghtful scenes of
age oouies OF prisoners being shot in attempts
| 70 escape. l ne National Assembly wound up to
upon lne deoae' II II may be so called, upon the de-
cree 10 transporting i've thousand prisoners taken
Caussidere burst into loud imprecaon against their
cruelty ana from the tone of the speakers no doubt
exists hai the insurgents supported by the Montag
nards OF the Assembly Already several eaons Of he
national guards have been disarmed by Cayapnac He
has been empowered TO form new ministry The fol-
lowing ministry have been appointed:
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r ECTUREs ON sHAKsPEARE, ly H. N. Hudson.
IL vols, limo. F. TAYLOR
May -
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From the xcnia (ohio) Torch.Light-a wing paper

From the Icnia (Ohio TorchLlght-a wing paper.
What is there about Gen. Taylor that should induce
the peaceabe quiet and order loving people of the Uni
ted States 10 prefer him any and every other man in
the country Within twelvemonth, he was an utter
stranger to them; and he is only known TO them
the successful leader most unhoy and infamous in
vason of the territory of weak and scky sister repub
lie They know him to be most adroit skull breaker
throat cutter, house burner, and tC0dn and child SLAYER
or rather that under his direction and supervision these
book but beyond this, they know nothing of him what
ever We have confidence in the mass of the
American people, than to believe they willing
ceive these manifestations of the ability necessary for
chief magistrate. There perhaps many very hon.
est men in the country, who may think that if man can
life; but the schoomaster ha. been abroad in the land in
vain, if this kind of men constitute anything like
jority of the people These Taylor patriots blow
away hard as they choose and swear Justify did
the army Flanders, about Gen Taylors popularity
but they will find that when the sober, rejecting por
spectve candidates for the presidency they will have
few other questions to ask than those which pertain
mans military character.
From the Lebanon (ohio) star-a wing paper.
On the great questions which have divided the public
mind for the last twenty years. GEN TAYLOR HAS NEVER
EXPRESSED AN OPINION What does the public know of
him First, in the capacity of colonel IN THE BLOOD
HOUND FLORIDA wAR-chasing and massacnng poor
miserable band of hafstarved and naked Seminole In
dams and, secondly, tool IN the hands OF usurp-
er IN breaking the constitution OF his country by COM
mencing an unjust, unnecessary and aggressive war
against weak, distracted and defenceless neighbor
And for these explots--EoUAL ONLY IN ATRoCITY TO
THOSE COMMITTED THE SOLDIERS BoNAPARTE AND
NIcHoLAs-he Is regarded fit successor Of Washing
ton He is emphatcay a MAN BLoop-AN ExEcU-
TONER IN INFAMOUS wARs--an IGNORAA1US IN State
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July l3-ThN F
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-22
rU,HE IMPROVEMENT IN THE COMPI.Eyn,

caused by the OF DR. Osgood's Indian Choacogue is
Of the prominent tests of its healthy acion upon The bill
AIRY organs The appearance Of the skin denotes with much
certainty the condition Of the liver especially the derange
ment Of this organ has been Of long standing II matter Of
observation that Western and Southern men carry
their the marks Of their residence from the al
erss effect OF bilious climate upon the liver and
through this upon the complexion The above excel
lent medicine may be found at the stores Of
CHAS. ST0rT CO., Washington,
JOHN L. KIDWELL, Gecrs rseown,
VIM. STABLER & BROTHER,
Alexaudrs Virginia.
june 1s-cpdif Agent. for the proprietor
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WILLIAM II. WEBB,
.Sfforpsv and C5,u,sciier at Lar,
washing ton, ID G.

Will attend 10 all business entrusted him with promptness
and fidelity suits before the several Courts OF the District
private collections and the and
Of Land Pay Pension, and other Claims before Congress or
the several Departments.
Office and residence 9th, between and e streets.
iune Iq--eotif
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june is--cpdf
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where that letter was most circulated. Sir, let remark
TO that tariff that before passed. the ship Of State
aground the national sc parayzed this country
with its vast resources, powcress stranded whale
the emssares Of exhausted and hungry Treasury
hawking its credit at every moneycouner America and in
Europe they repused empty handed, with contempt
with scoD, with deson every proud American felt the
humiliation brand burning into the bone the tariff was
psssed-the whole changed. Public credit was
established business readusted, and sudden spring given
the prosperity Of the country wholly unparalleled
not going into that subject
Let me return the resolution and the seventh canon
Of the platform.
The question then REQUIRED the clause Of the second
resolution, in these words
Resolved That Congress has no power under the cons
tuition interfere with control the dome of
States that such States the soe and proper
judges OF every thing appertanng to their own affairs pro-
hibited by the constitution"
This clause passed by vote Of ISL yeas to nays.
find that Messrs Gddings, John p Hale Preston King and
every oihef Northern two, voted for this clause
the forth n the Democratic platform as being
such potency protect and preserve the institutions Of
the South. ,fs
The question was then put the remainder Of the resou
ton in these words
Tha all efforts ofhe abotonists othersms 10 induce
Congress interfere NTH questions Of sapy or to take IN
cibe steps thereto calculated 10 lead TO the
alarming and dangerous consequences that ali
efforts have an inevitable tendency diminish the
the people endanger the stability and peranency Of
the Unon and ought to be countensnced by any friend
political institutions y
the great Of the Wing party and little was this re-
sarded as any thing peculiar and exclusive and so unmea
ing was IL deced that find among the yeas the names of
Josx p HALr, ParsTor Krre, as well as others Wbirs
and Democrats that known TO entertain feelings Of deep
hostility TO the institutions Of slavery II such be the merits
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Wing party make a similar declaration
Mr. MANGUM. not at all surprised at any sensbil-
ity that is exhibited by the Senator from Indiana. should
feel il myself But have advanced no charge against Gen.
Cass that be had any parcPancy in any such medated
fraud Nor have any believe that such the
As what gentlemen msy do in this House or the other
know nothing. do know, however, that here is plaiD
palpabe Of medated fraud great enormiy seek
ing mesd and deude the people upon matters Of the high
deicacy and greatest Importance TO their interests
While your as and pententiaes groan with culpr con-
vcted Of false pretences and frauds in ng pecunary
matters what ought to be done with the vile maIecto who
by Aagous frauds like this cheat the people, not out Of
few shngs butou Of their dearest rights in matters touc
ing their private happiness and the public prosperity
Here are the pamphlets hand them the gentlemen
to examine, hoping they may be able investigate the fraud
trace il to its source drag the guilty cuprt from his hiding
place. and expose him and bis namy the corn the hsses
and the contempt OF the public
Mr. F00TE. The letter Of Gen. Csssrespccting the VIII
mot povso written early Deccmbe-ong anterior
to the French meeting, end would ask the Senator
candid If II is reasonable that the friends OF General
Cass should desire TO promugae his views and opinions
regard to the French revolution and whether that is su
6den
Mr.. MANGUM / certainly think ii would be very pro-
per- life Of Ger eal Cass published late June S4S
reference should be made his views upon the late French
revolution They could have been referred in the March
edition. But do not the propriety Of excluding from
the June pamphlet all the matter contained in the March ed
ton upon the WiImo provso-a question so widely spi-
tatiog and deeply dividing the public opinion
cannot conceive how the biographcr should have deem
ed sympabizing speech Of moment to the public
in sketch Of the life Of candidate for the Presidency than
bis upon great and absorbing question, that some
the Of their alarms imagine may shake the pillars Of
the Union II cannot be The purpose must have been
sinister--a fraud was neditated.
[NorE Mr.. MAseum-It is curious that circumstance
purely accidental led complete detection and thorough
posue Of this audscous fraud Mr. M presented two pam
phet lives Of General Cass indentcs word for word alike
except the eighth and last page One Of these, of the
March edition, represented General Cass the last page as
thoroughly opposed the "wmot provso I, the other Of
the June edition, had word The ia page on the
subject Of the Wilmot proviso." AT this point Mr..
HssxeAs ineposed for explanation, at the instance Of
two members Of the Democratic committee, (essrs Bay
ly, Of Virginia. and Cobb, Of Georgia. who had charge
Of, and therefore knew, supposed to know al
the matter printed by the Democratic party public circua
ton His explanation was that il deemed proper pre-
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letter. than 70 veto the Wo, provso il should be adopted
by Congress
Mr.. MANGUM. He take no other course if he follow
the principles laid down in his letter and moreover
every thing done by Congress the Territories either in IA
Of against slavery.
Mr.. HANNEGAN. Docs the Senator from North Caro-
lima urge that objection
Mr.. MANGUM. That is another question. We have been
taunted with supporting candidate who has no opinions
the subject at least without knowing what his opinions
meet that auni by showing that Gen. Cass stands
acty nowhere upon the subject and although Southern
friends ateng themselves with the idea that we are 10
get President who hostile to the South they are in
point of fact laborng under deusion. Mr. Cass has
committed himself at all upon this question But General
Ca stands not only upon this letter. but also upon the plat
form Of the Democratic party, laid down by the Baltimore
Convention Let examine that and Gen. Casss connexon
with IT, to ascertain whether any thing appears there
cate him from mysticism
In the first place win read from Mr. Cssss letter Of sccept
ance, to show thas tho dogmas and canons Of his party
set forth in that platform, BY him fully and unrcservedy
recognised and adopted He says
have carefully read the resolutions of the Democratic
National Convention laying down the platform Of political
ally"
Now let US what this platform is / may say, in adj
vance, IN pretty nearly the language Of ingenious and g
ed friend OF mnc that oil the principles and dogmas contained
IN may, with sufficient accuracy for all practical purposes
be referred TO three classes h Armatons that nobody de-
nies I'd, Negaons that no ono controvers 3D. Resol
tons and declarations that one believes think il proba
BILE that my ingenious friend would refer the last class all
those resolutions and avowa Of confidence in the capacit
firmness integrity energy, ability and wisdom Of this A
minstson, sgnsly displayed in all our affairs nj home
and abroad The truth consists Of little more ,bon bar
generates highsoundng professions and ineeniously
turned periods which II difficult To find anv thing pre
cse explicit snd exact as i is 70 ascertain Gen. Cas op
ions upon the Wilmot provso.
Blu, the platform will read the 9TH canon II is in
these words MfB sss
That Congress power under the consultation to IN
terfere with the domestic institutions Of several
Stat and hst such States the sole and proper judges
every thing spperanng their own affairs not prohibited BY
the constitution efforts OF the abolonss others
made 10 induce Congress interfere with questions Of slavery
or to take nepent steps in relation thereto are calculated 10
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rehualn yours, truly,
I. II. MECHANiCUS.
North Wheeling, jan 5, 1913.
From The Baltimore Sun.
81 DAILY CYPRESS AND NAG. TEL.
Tarce Days N Advuace 0fthe Null.

The luthern mail boat arrived on Sitnr-
day mJrniLg, bat brought nothing south of
Norfolk. lie boat due yesterday m|Irling
wI,h TIE Southern mail has failed To arrive,
OF had not reached her Nh1rt wlien we wrnt
t. press last night. We have, however. the
following dispatches from oar corre,p ,nd-nt
al Petersburg, with dates By our rxpr s. irum
New Orleans several days later lhan by .nail:
PETERSBURG. Jan. |, 1913.
The pony ex!r IS has daily arrived, with
New Oceans papers TO The 25.h uIllmo. They
contain, however, 40 neu lr IN the orny. or
tncnl intelligence OF sIihcIenl importance to
trlclr1Ph. a steamer rom Vera Cruz was
tally ex lertel VITA later Intelligence iron
the Capital, ami was looked lur with much
Interest, as likely 10 d~svrlppe srme further
m lvem MS nl The pace party, which has now
BLAMED the rrlns .. Z ,vern nent,
An-rtIy annex d lew items OF commercial
intel iIeuce,
NeU Orlra Mlrhets. Dec, 25.A.-T
o 'on mark I c%oLpluei dull. cool mid
'lnl5s were ; ling at 65 d Z cents per ID.
Sugar had declined 3 d / per 10.
Flour Was gut, dnd prices drroring.-
SHE'S OF choice Illinois We're IN king at So
SO S..
9lirs OF Molas,es We're making at Isl per
gallon.
Rice was in linie ed demand n4a4l
r. lg1ts were u-iIv ten liew eu1a0,-
'nriion la been mil, b. NJ ca g. -, rates.
TX 'id1se wls.iuil. wit u any d mud.
oids "a LoLAoA we're s%eII.as d. 80 >.
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BANK EXClTEMENT.-Tha New YorI
Express. OF Saturday. JAWS:

Wal street yesterday was,he scene of az
extr5or Hurry ex,itemeIt ii the ulcurr NJ
money market, aS we have air Nv stated
bat the excitement is nearly over to- ~. lhe
failure III twu or three little BIihs. win n
little help from rh mpsou's Bank epofttr
brought down town. YESTERDAY. for rrde.np-
Ii ,n, the m,st OF the fl 'dlins money it, tn
hani5 OF grDCers. IN I'll trR iers IN others =
and as thu luuds in The hand. OF SOM OF III
brokers'. for the extraordinary call, for r.
peu,'tlnn. wer. spon exhausted. d panic IN
sued, during which lnlne lid good note, for
five. eight, and even ten per cent DISCOUNT -
Indeed. about noon, Yesterday. it was difl
cult. III soma WAGES up town to huv a dIn-
ner, with ANY amount OF money-butchers.
grocer and Others b ing willing enough to
credit, bat very unwilling u take uacurrenl
money al any Irice.
fhe only BANKS that are known to have sus-
pended are the following:
The SlsqHehdnlah, Mnntrrse, Pa. the New
Hope X Delaware Bride Company. n J..
end The Atlas Bank, at Ctymer n. Y. These
suspensions We're N1own several days ago.
Tne james Rauk Agency in this city yes
terdly, fel'emAd its notes, although run
down. The Bank ut Corning and tie Bank
OF NatertoNn are not sus 1tnded. nu:Witn-
Standing tlDinoSo's Gum R-porlrr says,
$ tney may tllt.'-nt 50 NAV every b,l1
OF the F,aiklin Bank, (French Cree L.
~hicl tn ii raj nim->d DIS idilrl, we ar. r.
qdestel To 5 die tilit laGir II ties ar. re- .eln
ed b. Was IoIrn * 20 Alb,ni, at PEI
cent discount. TIL bills are wholly srcurrt
by New torG State 5 otks. an /. th-r-iort
the h 'lier ranuot lost much, il ans thing, i
The Bmk should utterly fail.
~
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IBE A y. Iouysrov-w. o,,, 49,,

The A. n, joHSsToN.-we copy the
GLOWING ifom the Maysy'lir g.1i, 81 jan l..
Fhile 1t kists information To ri~n 5. il also
ia.aes to the public th,s who in the die
barge Of active charities deserve their arati-
ud4. an emotion that will even b. enef.
dined 10y our citizens toward tho.e Of
.laysyiiit.
Jirac'oya bg lchict the W1uuaf9 mar IN tais
Guy a4fy b. t9nat by thar friends.
' l. Dorsey. Of Whrvjig. i
ia riuair. Flo,i CO ~,
- iumb!". stn ri SO
lfinhIr. ~ Flo,dco. Nv Leg h'"Sc'
ioiin Galbrailh. B.rming-
IAN n'p'>iJ- PItishurg.
IN Cam'hrrs Bolivar county, Mis- sipp
at Capt ujleng-r'>.
w II Dhr>e 3, Wheeling Va. :
J Hall, rdrkersbargh, Va.
J , Lumn. d,
, Piispn. Baltimore. Md. SFranklin II.
W Size. Dayton, Ohio,
JOS Barnett, do
} " Jones, Warrington. O.
Al"xsolrr Biily, Belmont co. Ohio. at Is,
Wilson Woods.
30 c'idtia, CintlliIdll, ONO, al IL Dim
nitt's. below Mdysville.
- kinuer, Sandy, Ky, at DaviI
Clarkes.
Jesse Seville. corn r of 4th and Stone st
cincinnati, at A Nj January 5.
Aliens " lliiams, LInenburg, Va. at Mrs
C1bum's.
Within c Wilson. Lewis co. Va. at Dr.
OIvi, aud I, bis.
Josi.hR Uoslrr, Cincinnati, Ohio, a. /
tleecc's.
At the Hospital an Limestone street.
Jess Mathews. river character,
Jho Beckley. Cincinnati Ohio,
Jbo DNley g-I'iruurF MI.
wlill1m EStudrt. Brooke county Va, a
.ir Wallace's
Jostph Jones. Warren, Ohio, al DR. Sea
on's.
Calvin Walker, Cincinnati, Ohio, at NJ
2dnl',.
Alfred Burrows, Maysvilie, at C. Raj
stm's.
Bernard B Killen, Pittsburgh at DR. W.
4 Woods.
Joseph S Nixon, Pittsburgh, at DR. VIM
Woods.
Di since they w.rs brougb' to Maysuilic
A Kirhlrdsou, OF WhtriIug. Va.
LJu5. do
R1nrrt McGlwan. of Zinasvi lie. Ohio.
DR. Alex Z Gillespie. ol New Orleaus, l.
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unltllhu WkUteSA,tP Pr CtS tURRtNi
DAILY TIMES OFFICE,
Jan. 6, lS4S.

ALuM-3@a3l cents.
BgANs.-ln demand at 30a62sc.
BARLEY-lOd4Jc.
R~rfSwAx-25 cents. dali.
CJapAGg.-Whiic Rope Coil l2c. y 10.
" when cat lic
Jared Rope by Col lie.
:. " when cut l23c. Hem
Bed Cords .5o02 00a3 90 y drz.
CRAcKEss-S!@l. 30 per barrel.
CANDLEs.--Sperm SOC; mould lie; dip
ped Zoe.
CuRN MGAL.-Salrs at i .50ai 10.
CofFEE.-hio aui Leguira ; il oacls. java
l2tl4 cts.
CoppER.-Brazief, 29c, bolt SIC.
DyE-WouD - Nicaragua IL; LOswoot
2122c.
FgArngRs.-30a32c.
FisH-No NJ. / mackerel, No. 3 s. Boa
per barrel.
Hrrs-6 Sc.
Fruit--No change in fruits. Dates II a l.
Drird Apples 55aG2; Peaches 81 ,37al 80.
FLouR-3t,75 500
GRAIN Wheal eoa9Cc. Oats pc.
C,RN-30,37c; Rye 4uaIo.
GLASS; BY 10 Sid 20; 10 BY u 81 10
So; 10 by 20 $500. showing an advance.
GUS PownER.-Ritlt So, 49,; Kock Isl.
H~FMP.-None in market.
INDIGo,-7ncaSl 20.
~lnoN.-Shlrspt 3Jd33 for Allegheny; HING
ing Rock S35; Iron Mountain Si5. tour mos
SHE'S OF Tennessee at S32, Bar. Juhidla 3
sheet Is d ST.. Pig irrn un the advance.
LeAD-P,g 4 3D.; Bar 81; hite Lea,
50 il. pure l.15.
LuMBER.--Clrar 1924 per thousand; ccm
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THE EXISTENCE OF A GOD.-The uni
verse burns with Deity. All insure seem,
vocal To declare n Great FIRST Cause. The
mighty sun, as he pursIes his n rrr-ending
%coGrs-, procl i'm, the gre1tnssS = an lnvisi,
bic Being. The pale dnd sllrrry beams d
Ile sister ORD, as She ~scdlters the gloom OF
nigtI. seems To WOO m-n % dcknou ledge This
Srcdt truth. The Countl-ss hosts al stars, as
they gem HE heavens, like diamonds sci in
ihr toronel al ddlkrr,s, all drrlar- that lteir
amps were liz at The >hfi II OF DAiilv.--
M hudrNe voices OF the angry iiliows, in
their crd~rlrss rise and loll. tnur nuf that they
evl 'ence the ioct. The bll- AMI muscle OF
every beast CT the Geld-th4 waving of the
Mlu5 oi every bird OF the air--lhe brduty Of
Inc smallest insect wticil floats in TN. brrez-
attest the solemn truth, Every lre,, every
plant, every flower, alik witness The same
ldc. L'ery thing is i~nlelibly stamped with
tbs I'm rrss ui iy.