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h@ratiC Resolutions Concluded.
tWH N0p pp0VIsOISM

=aGatiC Resolutions Concluded.
3 tElLN0T PR0YlSOISM."
.ms hos no power under the constitu-
aTfte with, or eontrol-the domestic
his d the several States"
ab Tie Baltimore Convention, a de-
he Democrats here according to the
isoi their resolulions) consider as a
and q decided expression against
PrNsoism' If such is true, the
must be different one from what l
10 supposed it to be, The Wilmot
ta,w introduced by a democratic
tom Pennsylvania, has reference to
aaon Of slavery in our Territories
Nothing about Interference with 'state
lheTsls not a sane intelligent man in
y north or south, WIG believes that
pas night to dictate to any existing
Local laws On the contrary, every
Salesman Of either party, has ever
" hiatt is the right Of each state to
soFn domestic institutions. 1t will
F'leeadllg perceived that the Baltimore
w % lis resolutions upon this subject,
quoted a clause from the Constitu-
lls not mentioned one word about
p'AaOt issue, which. South Carolina
aaaes, have proclaimed should be
lnoaal issue with every southern
lAl'lt was the design Of the Baltimore
40 loayold meeting this question, is
~ lloal the fact that Mr., Yancy's re-
] VS. rejected by a large majority.
.l'l' On that LocOfOco clique of Mad
''D'fi who have tried to deceive and
] r'l' 'ellow'citizens, by asserting that
'sai''e convention had done for the
! could ask, and all that is demanded
iD'''a% necessity Of the times;' such
s0ch arrogance, is deserving of
sslSufe. But as if they had APP
N N ',a' the people might possibly see
1, Y 'n'a gauze which they had at
4 y'Pfead over the real sentiments Of
N II 'nsy announce in tho 9th resolu-
Z euss a. least, is to be relied upon
..'a'' p he adjustment Of this impor.
/, N as proof, they point to his let
N, 1sl ~ Now, | have given that
4. 1s'lOeFate perusal, and in analyz-
y OF its rhetorical Aourishes
~ words, find that it contains
''''Tiag concession to the south,
M Y involved in the Wilmot
i, ~ uiu Oe Kept out of the national
aug that the question of slave
n. ''ii'lorios' should be decided BY
, VI :, 'As Territories themselves. J,
i, y V vague and indefinite as the
i, !, ae baltimore Convention. Il
.di,.s, ,a's boast it is) be consider
|, U.S. ~ pledge to southern interests, for
/. =, s.,' !, the form Of an undecided
!, Cass undoubtedly Intended
i'd, III language Of his letter, thai
III ,o Spsal . Be partial to either the
I T1is sin section Of the Demoora-
,lo6s, more apparent, from the fac
lba, ,t ryl'lon Of his correspondence
conll ls an impossibilitv Tho,
", y exist in New Mexico 0.
Y majority Of the inhabitant.
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"A Thrilling hcjdent.--I the course OF R.
W. Thompson's remarks at the Baltimore Rat
iication meeting, he asked.
'What has Old Zack donep Here a voice in
the crowd rcplied-'I'n tell you what he has
done. About two weeks ago stopped at
Gen. Taylor's house, and he received me in
the most cordial Manner, gave me a comforta-
bic meal and a good feather bed to sleep on,
andinth the morning money to pursue my journey
WITH
Mr.. T. then o%nquired Of the person speak
ing, who he wasj TO which he replied that he
was a wounded soldier on his return from the
army in Mexico. This incident created great
enthusiasm among the crowd Of listeners, and
was the prelude to the mention Of various am
ecdotes by Mr.. T., illustrative Of the goodness
Of heart and kind feelings of General Taylor.
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We have two Genefals.-Wash Union.
No matter. Do you remember how many
Generals old znck whipped at Palo Alto, how
many at Resaca de la Palma, how many at
Monterey, and how mary at Buena Vista?
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An Stopped.-A1l the Begging Factories IN
The western country have stopped, according
to written agreements among themselves, for
sixty days. The cause Of this is the overplus
of bagging in the market and the high price
Of hemp.
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-n.mh shells.

,,afiC BOND sheA
h'' fc,ss ammunition, we give
ls;,b We clip from Huntsville
~ not room for the whole
\. i oar ooiumns--Indeed' we
~ ,I,,il i trust such a homO-shell
I v, ,beir explosive force might
h IL, ont Of them. No doubt
\ I, !. ,he business for old Jack
however, ! to think Of the old
4 VA, being exposed to such
I 1. ,vicked Wings contemplate
s,b tears in their eyes
+. ID No stuck their track
N. went to tho tanner
g,pI aaythat old coon zack'
| nsnIouisiana'
oIook way North &c
!. i e,rtb has that old Coon,
10 wings all pratlle'
ahs Day in Mexico
usa's Battle,
Olook, &c.
\ oatalar Cas-;
f. ,ttols once more unite,
II Cas- to promotions ...
.4irg Brtain's right Of Search
il btay ocean
0IOok, &c.
Biisb foes did him surround,
,,5 from him 10 plumber,
,i.Ae dash'd it to the ground,
M Itl Nv NH
MI his sword assunder'
0look &c.
i,h,d! We hope the Cass leaders
!, tme in singing these starizas IN
AID Hollows?' ...
Postscript,
AGOOD ONE!
,or II Saturday in attempting to
Bmgl lie song above mentioned, lett
eei draking part @i, absolutely
d dopbtaot, to e%ontradicts it with
|, Il Old Zack, We have Gas will
ms) fixed the matter all right, how
VI doubt not our friends (and OPP
ltsp, will have a hearty laugh over
6pkea sword" is gettIag to be al
inaus Is Tommy DuFr's!-- Nashril1e
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Senator Atherton, who drew up the famous
slavery iuggle resolutionsin 1889, for opposing
which Mr.. Fillmore is denounced as the ''ene-
my Of the south,n voted with Mr. Hale and
o hers all the time to engraft the Wilmot pro-
yiso on the Mexican treaty! A fine com
mentary, truly, on the honesty Of his plat
formp
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John Van Buren,, in one Of his speeches al
loding to the funoral-like reception Mr.. Cass
had received on his route through New York,
said" the conservative party had killed him.
and were now conveying his body home BY the
way of the lake,
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Eureka Masonic CoAcgc.-The examination
of the students in this Institution, took place
on the 23th and 29th days Of June, according
to previous notice.
The trustees take great pleasure in announc-
ing to the public; That alter an examination
of two days, they are entirely satisfied that
the mode of instruction adopted by the Pro-
@fessors, is such, that it cannot fail to impart
thorough and correct knowledge to the pupils,
as was amply proven by the proficiency Of the
students in the various branches.
The next session will on the first
day of August. 1t affords us pleasure in com
%mending this Institution, under the suPerin-
tondence of the present able Faculty, as every
way worthy Of the confidence and patronage
of the public.
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We take pleasure in giving place to the
above report of the trustees, and may add that
we have coversod with many who attended
the examination, all of whom were equally
gratifued and delighted, and concur in the
statement that the students acquitted Them
~sclvesin a manner highly creditable to the In
stitu ton and to the faculty.
Leriagton .Adrertser.
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in HONOR TO MISSISSIPPI

Her honor is untarnisled, and her Calamity
and chivaldry is not surpassed by any; the fer
tility of her soil gives her the prominence
over her sister states, and tallant is not sur
passed by the world.
IN HONOR OF LEAKE COUNTY.
Who, by the rapid showers of her virtue and
piety, has in the last ten years extinguished
the mockison track and seduced good citizens
in the place of saveges, and being the central
county of state, Bids far to become the prc-
polling organ of all the governing laws of her
sister counties, by holding the capital Of the
fertile state of Mississippi.
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LEAKED OUT!-ln the Kosciusko Chronicle
we find the following original t%oasts, dslircred
in Leake county, on the 4lh Of July. Does
MT that Lcake want stopping?
IN HONOR OF AMERICA.
Proud and happy nation, who by her right
arm, Benjamin Franklin, snatchod from the
.eloudcd skies the wild e%lcctrict fouid to a
state of lameness; and by her left hand,
Washington, raised The crown from the
proudest King upon earth, and now stands a
shining example for the world to follow her
foot stems.
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THE DISTRESS OF THE GOVERNMENT EDTToR.
The Washington correspondent of the New
York Herald thus describes the eloquent dis
tress and tribulation of the Government editor
at the prospects before him and his party
Richie is COMPOUNDED and perpIexed "to
the top of his bent.' " What is TO be done
gentlemen; in the name of God, what is to be
done? This is a horrid business. And Mar
tin Van Buren-that Northern man with South
ern principles! Great God, what ingratitude
to the democratic party. To suiler that
I'D wild boy Of his to lead him about
BY The nose like a child, Why, the man
is in his dotage, or he is just showing his clo-
ven hoof-God d-n him" Such are some
OF the regular ticket exaggcrations Of the Utica
doings. Such are some Of the specimens Of
the harmonious democracy.
GEN TAYLOR IN FLoRIDA.-The following
extract from a report Of operations 10 Florida,
made by Gen. Thomas jessup, then as now
a supporter of the Locofoco Administration,
shows the estimate placed upon Gen. Taylor's
military services and talents before he became
the whig candidate for the presidency:
WASHINGTON CITY July 6, 1888.
y & X Gen. Taylor was directed TO pro-
eeed from Tampa Bay, open a road in nearly
an eastern direction into the heart OF the coun-
nv, establish a road at Poase Greek, another
on the Kissimme, and attack the enemy in that
Quarter. He came up with the enemy on the
25th December, attacked them, and, IN one q
Tie best fought actions knomn to our history
GAINED a complete pictory, though with great
loss Of officers and men.
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L>XCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO
Il FORTE, SILVER, CARRIAGES. &c, at Auction,
by order of the Orpans' CourOn Wednesday, the 3lsl
instant, 10 O'clock m shall sell, by order of the Or
phans Court the residence of the late Col Geo. Bonn
ford on street, between 10Th and 1nh streets, ST.
Johns Church, the excellent household furniture silver,
Nc, among which IRE
Mahogany hair seat chairs and sofas
Parlor and rocking chairs
Marbe-top pier tables
Several large French plate pier mantel and other glasses
Mahogany dining, card, and other tables
Do sideboards
Handsome mantel and other clocks, vases and orna-
Superior toned piano forte
An excellent hand organ, music stands, NC
Mahogany secretary and book cases
Several oil painting. and engravings
Handsome satin and French chntZ window curtains and
Dinner and tea china
Cut-gass ware, such decanters, tumbers, wines,
iemonades, &c.
quantity of silver ware such silver coffee and
sets, punch bowl, table DESSERT and teaspoons, table
and dessert forks, tankard candesticks &c.
Telescopes and spygasses, &c.
Brussels and Turkey carpets
High-post mahogany and other bedsteads
Best feather beds and hair mattresses, bedding
Mahogany and other wardrobes
Bureaus washstauds, toilet SETS DC
With great variety of other ARTICLES and assortm cnt
of kitchen requisites
Also, excellent family carriage, chariot, har.
ness, &c.
Terms of sale All sums of and under 1926, cash
25 credit of sixty and ninety days, Tor approved
lorsed notes, bearing interest
The carriages Will be sold Immediately after the sale OF
the furniture the parlors r. w. DYER,
May I-eod&d5 Auctioneer
The house and grounds for rent. Inquire OF J. B. II
SMITH, esq, administrator.
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DY virtue OF deed of trust exec ued on the 18th OF
ID January, 1885, by the late Capt John t Mclaughlin,
and duly recorded in Lber w. b. No lib, folio 2l7 the
subscriber will offer for SALE the request Of the parties
Interested public auction, Saturday, the 3D. day OF
June next ensuing, O'Clock p. the premises lot
No T. and parts OF lots Nos 10 and H. In square NO IO4
in the city of Washington, situate at the corner OF street
north and 2fst west formerly the residence of Capt
Mclaughlin. The buildings in fine ORDER and form al
together of the pleasant residences in the city
The terms of are, fifth of the purchase money
paid hand and the residue in six, twelve eighteen
and twenty four months in equal proportions the pur
give satisfactorily endorsed for the deferred
payments bearing interest from the day OF sae and deco
of trust the property secure the payment of said
notes: and on com pliancc with these terms, the trustee
will convey the purchaser all the right and title vested in
him by the said deed .
In default of compliance with the terms in days
the trustee the right of reseing the property
the risk and expense of the purchaser Any person wish
ing to see house. do application at the prem
iscs -,
BY order OF the trustees H. w DYER,
MAY 23-dfsf Auctioneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
ByR. ": DYER, .sueu oaeer.

ENXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG
II TlON.-On Monday next, the 29th instant, at IL
O'Clock, shall sell the residence of the late Capt
Hetzel street, between 10th and 2st streets, the
cellent household and kitchen furniture among which
viz;
Handsome Gothic paor and arm chairs
Maple, cane seat, union, and other chairs
Volt aire and rocking chairs, mahogany sofa
Marble-top centre table
Mahogany card dining and other tables
Teapoys, handsome mantel clock
Handsome set of girandoles
Chntz, muslin, and other window curtains and orna-
Worked ottonans, china and glass ware
Astral, hall, and other lamps
Handsome Brussels and ingram parlo STEP and chamber
carpets
Hearth rugs, stair rods, ocloth, mahogany hatrack
French post bedsteads best hair and shuck
Settees and lounges, wardrobes, bureaus
Toilet stands, washstends toilet sets, Ne.
With many other articles, and general assortment oil
good kitchen requisites
Terms of sale All of and under S25 cash over
S25, credit of and three months, for approved
dorsed notes bearing interest r. w. DYER,
May I'D Auconeer.
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NIARSHAL'S SALE.

TN virtue of writ of fer aeas, issued from the clerks
the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia tor
the county of Washington, and directed shall
pose public SALE for cash. Saturday, the Gath OF June
next the Court House door of said county,
II O'clock m the following property Wis Lot of ground
distinguished the Plan of Washington City as lot No T.,
in square No sI7, and bounded follows Beginning
the 4h south and Capitol street and
running due line with said Captol street Is
feet east; thence due south the width of Is feet the
said lo and about 100 feet Deep having and half
story frame dwelling thereon seized and levied
the property Columbus Harrison, and sold satisfy
udicals No sc March erm lSiS, in favor OF Baiaam
Burch. ALEXANDER HUNTER
Marshal of the District OF Columbia.
MAY 2i-dts
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MAR3HAL,A SALE.

TN virtue of writ of fyi faeias issued from the clerks
Office of the circuit of the District of Columbia,
the county OF Washington, and to me dected shall
xpo,e at public SALE for cash. Thursday, the 18th day
Of May next 10 O'clock m, before the courthouse
door OF said county, the following property VIZ All that
IF the city of Washington with n wosory brick house and
other i'm thereon in the occupancy of VIM
oUIng the said pa IT fronting the south side of
3 street. north feet and eleven and half inches
x,endnq from the of the lot ardly
and running back width the front, and bind
me on the west line the lot 30 feet wide alley being
Inc same property conveyed by deed from Sarah How
md r. r. Pearson executors OF Robert How, 10 VIM.
Bowling dated the 18th of July, 1895 Seized and levied
mon as the property of William Dowing aud sold 10 satisfy
dciais No 1872 March term, 1885, in favor of w iam
Lee use of Robert c. Buckley
ALEXANDER HUNTER,
Anril I9-dts Marshal of the District OF Columbia.
fss Tn. above postponed nIi Thursday next,
18th inst, same hour and place. ,x...
May 10 A. HpNlbh, mafsha.
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European House,

Pennsylrania arenue, bcf,oeen Inn and loh stress
THE subscriber takes pleasure to inform his friends and
the public, that he will be happy 10 accommodate
few boarers with without rooms, on very reason
able terms He can also provide families with furnished
unfinished He will continue his French and
American restaurant, and viii have dinner served up 10
and out the house on the shortest notice. in superior Style
as he is determined supply his larder with the best
the market affords His bar supplied with the choicest
fancy jneps and cobblers. -
Vsirer having business at the departments, WIN ma
his house convenient as II IS located IN the nuieno
vicinity of the various public offices.
Breakfast, from Ii 10 O'Clock, for 37k cents Lunch
from II till o'clock at the very low price of st and
dinner from 81 ~ O'clock for 80 cents Supper, from
till 8 O'clock, at Is cents
He feels assured that those who favor him with a call,
will repeat their visits he intends do his very best
make all comfortable who give him their patronage lie
also speaks the French and German anguapes.
FREDERICK LAkEMEYER.
Nav 2A-9taw2m
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To OUR sUBSCRIBERS.

psymsnt oil the subscription be mad IN sdrsncs
Distant subscrbors oosv H. I-t,~~ ~
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The COUNTRY PAPER pubushsd h4w..Aiy duYin~ III. ...
Non Of Congr~ss, aAd semi weekly dusfng the
terms propstioacdt y tbs above aAnas sess = u
pomsstsr certificate Of
tons or advertisements will hs ssdasns sscsp The
u0, n Of any specie paying bank will b. received
W fosTMAsTERS 70 agents
US f, DAILY suhscrbsrs VIII 80 srsd i've nEMf
subscribers, with $40 enAlossd; dvs WEEKLY sub
i WIN so enclosed viii be entitled y copy II the
I as they furnish subscribers ler svsfss IA -
49, - 'S'S~~ y" ~
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Magnificent Pianos.

W FISCHER would respectfully request the attention
w Of the public but moe particularly of those persons
who may wish to purchase piano forte, TO examna-
Of those in his store OF which is magnifi-
seven octave piano, in rich rosewood case
highly polished and carved with solid legs. This beauli-
aly finished Instrument unequalied by any heretofore
brought this city, will be sold bargain if early applied
or Also, speadid rosewood pianos, with seven
ocaves both OF which received premium at the last
mee say possesses great purity of tone good touch,
pleasing throughout justly be called
hrs class instrument, and would do great credit TO any
manufacturer, here abroad" The committee award "a
silver medal the highest premium given in any instance
Tor seven octave square piano.
May "A
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LNXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG
II TlON-On Friday next, the 10Th instant, at halfpast
10 O'clock m, shall sell the residence of Mr. Preston
ID street, between 18th and 18th Streets his household
and kitchen furniture, which OF good quality and nearly
new and amongst which
Maple, cane-seat, and other chairs
Handsome walnut sofa, lounge
Mahogany dining, card, and centre tables
Mahogany sideboard, mantei and other glasses
Astral and other lamps China, crockery, and glass
Transparent window shades
Excellent parlor stair, and chamber carpets rugs
Olroth stair rods, handsome hat-rack
High and French post bedseads
Good feather beds, mattresses, &c
Wardrobes, bureaus, washstands &c.
With variety of other articles, and good assortment
kitchen requisites, cooking stoves. &c.
Terms of sale All of and under 1925, cash; over
S2 credit of 90 and 80 days. for approved endorsed notes.
bearing interest r. w. DYER,
May 23-eods Auctioneer.
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MR. T. g, Liable, the request OF several families
Nl has the honor inform the ladies and gentlemen Of
Georgetown that he will open his Dancing Academy for
term, the Union Hotel commencing on Mon
day, May % Days Of tuition, Mondays and Wednesdays
from TO p. f'r'f rif'f'f
~ b. Those ladies and gentlemen who may feel DESTROYS
OF having their children instructed will please leave their
at the Union Hotel his residence in Washing
ton, May DIST
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I,NOH sALE-One OF the desirable residences in
the northern part OF Washington, situated street.
adjoining the property of Major Hsss, suitable for all
family For further particulars inquire at
BUTTS'S Drug Store,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street.
NAV A-3eoes
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StUGAR and Molasses at Auction.--On Monday ne 1t
~ the 10Th instant, at III o'clock, a. m, F. ~ A. Ii
Dodge's wharf the cargo of the brig Anaostan from May
agues. Porto Rico consisting of
225 hhds strictly prime sugar
53 hhds superior molasses
Will be added
loo bags prime green Rio coffee.
EDWD s. WRIGHT,
Georgetown, May A-dts Auctioneer
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Iom
NOTlCE.--The annual election Tor eleven directors OF
~ this company Will be held on Monday, the 18th day
June next, between the hours OF IL and o'clock d. M al
the office No 60 Broadway, in the city OF New York
w. D. MCCARTHY
May 2i-law3w" Secretary.
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Gf0IT M nd M Lon. On,

NNVVNNF AuCtiOH--Un Inufsdiy, Inc
- 10Th instant, at halfpast O'Clock, shall sell
the premises the whole of square No 5SS containing
$4,000 square feet will be sold altogether in lots
be deemed advisable This square is between Della
and I'd street west, and south of G and
streets.
Terms One-third cash, balance in equal payments at
six and twelve months, for satisfactorily secured,
bearing interest. X. w. DYER,
May ITS Auctioneer.