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ODEoN HALL,
Corner a street and Pennsylvania areHne,

SIGNoR SARTI,
Member Of he r. !. University Of Pisa and he
IL. l. Lyeeam Of Florence, DC, dc.
DEGS respectfully to ultimate that he will continue 10
ID lecture ia this city only few days longer the hi gh
Nv important science Of PHYSIOLOGY The Lectures
Illustrated by his CEI.EBRATED ANATOMICAL MODEL
or A FEMALE OF THE MOORISH RACE. which has
been admittedly the English. Russian, (and lately Amer
Governments duty free ON account Of public utility
Stgnor SARrI feels confident the following letter is suf
cient proof of the merit OF the production as work o
Art and fac smile Of Nature
.DEPAu Row, Bleecker street N. Y,
4 March 2lst lSiA
'e Collection Of Anatomical Figures in Wax Of Signor
SART from Florence liz valuable and beautiful The
rra accuracy the separate parts Together with tile whole
body will make very instructive and useful 10 medical
men To tie public also 4 WI Be very attractive as ena
bling them 10 learn something Of their and
wonderful organization There is nothing that ought TO
"yALENTiNE MOTIF
ne, Horns OF LECTURE 10 O'Clock m, ~ M, 2 81,
and II D. The daysset apart for Ladies' TUESDAY and
THURSDAY, when Madame SART1 viii demonstrate.
H. Tickets 80 cents. june 7--u
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The message Of Governor Dana was rather roughly
handled in the Legislature of Maine, by his political
friends SO far as his non-commtta policy upon the
question Slavery In the territories was concerned
In the senate, on Friday. Mr.. Hobbs of Oxford,
from committee 10 which the message had been
referred, reported the following resolves in relation
to the Introduction and extension of slavery in
newly acquired territory.
Resolred, That we hereby declare for ourselves
and in behalf Of the people Of this State our un-
compromising opposition to the extension Of slave.
ry into any territory Of the United States which is
now free.
Resoired, That in organizing governments for
New Mexico and California, the introduction and
existence Of slavery in those territories shond be
positively prohibited by act of Congress.
Rssoired, That our senators in Congress are
hereby instructed and representatives requested
10 vote against any act establishing governments
for said territories, thai do not contain an express
prohibition of slavery.
Resoiped, That the Governor be requested TO for
ward copies of the foregoing resolutions 10 each of
our senators and representatives in Congress,
and to each Of the Governors Of the several States
Of the Union.
large portion Of the Locofoco press OF Maine
takes the ground indicated by the resolutions
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gosToN June IA letter received at New Bed
ford from the Feee Islands, states thai vessel sup
posed to be the American whaling ship United
States, struck on the reefs, and was made total
wreck Oft was feared that all hands had persisted
Portions Of the wreck marked United States, oated
TO the shore
boat belonging to a schooner, with Capt Ellis,
formerly of the American whaler Kingston, Mr..
Johnston and another person whose name has not
been asceriained, was swamped, and all on board
drowned sg. .f5.g. 2es Hell a.r Hf.
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CARUSI,S SALOON.
GRAND FAREWELL VOCAL SolREE,
Partly in Costume
OF Mons,r and Mad. LADORDE,
t4a With ~
sIGNoR TAFFANELLI AND MON. MoRDANT.
The Agent (r d. +. Shaw respectfully announces that
applications been made 10 him 10 reaues,
her 10 defer er departure for Richmond She will there
fore, give her posiipey inst Concert in This City
On Saturday evening, June 9.
PROGRAMME.
PART FIRST.
l. Rpnlance--de la Favoriie, 81 NJ Laborde.
. Air--,le'PElizir dAmore, Mad, Labor,le,
8 Romance Ernani, 44.# Taiihneli.
a. RoNDo BRILLIANTE,
Composed expressly for Madame Lnborde, by Max Ma.
retzek. U5
s. GRAND DUO DE Ia RENE DE cHLPRE,
THE MARsEILLEs HYMN,
tBy DEsIRE0
NJ LAEORDE.
PART SECOND. h
6, Terzettodi Increzia Borgia, Mad Laborde Mons.
z. Airde la Somnambula Care
compagna, Mad. Labor,e.
3, Grand Scena de Ernani, III Tafdnel'l'
9 DUO DE LA FILE Du REGIMENT,
0 (n full Costume, with actIon,)
Mad. Laborls and Mon Mordant,
10 GRAND ALe--DE la FILE DU REGIMENT,
E In full Costume.
SALuTA LA FRANCE, Mad Laborie.
Tickets IS cents.
Doors open at n O'Clock Commence at 3, o'clock
Madame LABoRDE will give her Concert in Richmond,
Va, on Monday next llth June June y.
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The Secretary of the Interior has not the legal
power TO make an appointment nora removal in that
Office. He can only approve Of the nomination of
the Commissioner Onion Of yesterday.
We have not looked into the law regulat-
ing this matter, but, if what we hear be
true, the late Commissioner considered the
appointments Of the clerks in the Patent
Office to be in the hands Of the Secretary Of
the Interior.
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- The Union says, that il has none
but the kindest feelings" for General TAY-
LoR personally. Our contemporary has a
queer way Of exhibiting them, for in the
same article in which he processes these feel
ings, he endeavors to make the President
the worsi man in existence
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But, we regret to say that neither Mr. EwINo nor
the new Commissioner seems to comprehend pre-
cisely the principle upon which the Patent Office Is
now, constituted - Union Of yesterday.
Quel malheur! But it is fortunate for the
country, that the late Commissioner is SO
near at hand Mr.. EwISG and Mr.. Ew-
BANK can avail themselves of his instruction
in the premises, if they should get into a
tight place.!
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Great discovery OF Gold, &c.

~ ST. Louis, June So p. M.
new and extraordinary discovery of gold has
been made in the mountains near tho Great Salt
Lake The Mormon enigrants are hurrying there
In thousands to take advantage Of the discovery.
Mr.. Pickering, who recently fled from this city
with some $4,000 fraudulenty obtained has been
arrested on the frontier and $4,000 Of the money re-
covered Ibid. sts
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! tut NJ " . IFItu' HIII IHTt JUUIIIu.
CHAs l.. WILSON, Ed Chicago Journal

Our intelligence from Montreal up to yesterday
exhibits any Thing but peaceful symptoms. The
party of annexation to The United Staes is growing
stronger every day and the loyaliss utterly dis
gusled with the home government. The excitement
is intense against the mother power This new
state Of things appears 10 be the consequence OF the
recent advices from London, announcing that the
government sustans Lord Elgn
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The Union, has the hardwood to ascrib

- The Union has the hardihood to ascribe
to the National Wing ''habitual reckless
ness of statement" We think thus charge
comes with peculiarly III grace from jour
nal, that has never yet overthrown any Of
our statements, and that, every morning,
teens with errors and misstatements, Of
which few can be said to be uninte,ntional!
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The OvERFlow.-The fall in the overflow, which
we noticed in our last edition. only continued TO
Wednesday night, when the water came 10 a stand,
and yesterday morning commenced rising again, but
very slowly. From Mr.. Communy we learn that
the Carondeet Canal was yesterday five inches
higher than during the great hurricane Of 1884, when
it was five feet three inches higher than the low wa
ter level OF the Lake. The canal is four feet ten
inches higher than the Like. This is accounted for
by the Bayou 81. John, the average width of which
is about two hundred feet narrowing In width at its
mouth to from forty to fifty feet, and thus the water
is damned. There is also schooner, laden with
bricks sunk at the mouth, and she presents resist
ant supercies Of about hundred and twenty square
feet Mr.. Communy thinks that widening branch
of the Bayou St. John, which in the rear of the
hotel at the end Of the old Shell Road would be the
cheapest manner that the canal could be enabled to
discharge the volume OF water necessary TO bring il
to level with the Lake, and to secure the lower part
of the city from inundaton. With every reason to
anticipate increase in the flood, as the attempt to
stop the crevasse has been abandoned it behooves
the down-towners to look out for themselves, and
adopt measure that will obviously aid in securing
them.--N. o. Delta June |.
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- The Union Of yesterday has an article
headed, "The Patent Office To be convert
ed into Political Bureau That's an ana
chronism That occurrence took place in
July, 1915! The conversion to be effected,
is from political bureau into scientific bu-
reau, and Mr.. EwBANK is just the man to
do that
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-09

- We begin the publication to-day Of
Gen. BENToN's Free Soil speech in Mis-
souri,. twill be read with no little inter-
est at this juncture by Democrats and Wings,
aud especially by the party Of coalitions.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-09

The following is correct list of the officers attach
ed to the United States steam frigae Mississippi,
Captain John c. Long, bearing the broad pennant
Of Commodore Charles w. Morgan commander-in-
chief of the Mediterranean Squadron:
Commodore CHARLEs w. MORGAN.
Captan-John c. Long.
Captain of the F]oet-George s. Long.
Lieutenants--lA w. G. Chaplin; 3D. Percival
Drayton, alag Lieut;> Sd, Joseph P. Sanford 4th
James D. johnson 9th, John Rutledge; 9th Thos
NJ Crossan.
Surgeon George Blacknall.
Purser-Hely Euing.
Asst Surgeon James Hamilton.
Master--Joel s. Kennard
Lieut. Marines-Chas A. Henderson.
Passed Midshipmen-Wm. Nelson J. Van Mess
Phillip, p. g. Watmough Jos. B. Smith, Thomas
Young Chas. c. Bayard.
Acting Midshipmen- Rufus Spalding, Jos s.
Skerrett, Hudson NJ. Garland, Isaac w. Hester.
Commodores Secretary--Francis D. H. Janvier.
Commodores Cerk-Carroll Tucker.
Captains Clerk Nath'l G. Perry.
Purser's Clerk-Charles J. SWEET.
Bontswain--Robert Simpson.
Gunner-Asa Curtis.
Carpenter-Francis NJ Cecil.
Act'g Masters Mate Duncan Ingraham.
Chief Engineer--Jesse Gay.
lst Asst Engneer-Wm. L. Everett.
2nd do do.-Robert Dandy.
Sd do do.-Charles Coleman, George w. Alex
ander, George T. w. Logan, Richard d. Guerard
Purser's Steward--John Smith Levy.
The Mississippi for some cause which we were
unable learn, did not sail yesterday She win sail
ibis morning. Norfolk Beacon, June I.
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The Union says that prescription has
never been practised in the Patent Office.
Query, not Capt. TrTcoMB and
Mr.. CRANcn removed by the late Com
missioner, because they We're Wings?
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For THE LEYEEs.

DARKER has, at his Fancy aud Perfuniery Store Penn-
sylyana avenue, superb assortment Of Goods suitable
the Levees, consisting In part Of beautiful Evening
Dress Fans; Fet Miits, embroidered in gold silver and
black; Ladies' and Gentlemen's white and eolored kid
Gloves fine Paris Rhands shell and buffalo dress tuck
Combs; Baudoline Tor the hair; Lubns a Pivers's Ell.
tracts Tor the handkerchief 40, &c, &c.
June 9--3tl (Wash, Eve. News)
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DARKER, at his Fancy and Periumery Store, Pennsyl
vania avenue, has Just received fresh supply Of the
above very superior Wash for the hair aso one case OF
German Cologne, very fine.
June Std wash Eve News)
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We notice thai Mr.. Hulsemann the Austrian
Charge des A1aires near this government, took pas
sage on the 9th inst in the steamer Caledonia for
Liverpool
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-09

One of Col. Frcmons purity has returned to
Illinois He says, that the half Of their suficrngs
have not been told and promises detailed report of
the part borne by him in that terrible disaster.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-09

The annual examination OF the Cadets Of West
Point commenced on the Sd inst. Twelve out of
fifteen Of the Board Of vsiters were in attendance.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-09

- The lines brought US the sad intelli-
gence Of the death Of Gen. GAINES in New
Orleans by cholera.
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Taylor and Clayton repudiated everything peculiar


Taylor and Clayton repudiated everything peculiar
TO whigism long ago. Reverdy Johnson was scout
ed by the northern wings at the time he made his
war speech, and Preston and Crawford, like nearly
all southern wings make their whgisD subordinate
70 their attachment to the institutions OF the South
Collamer and Ewing, we presume, have some tine
ture Of whgism left in them, but Meredith Is under
stood 10 stand stiffly as he can the Taylor Re-
publican PLATFORM LoreH (Ddass.) American.
We print the above precious extract from
one Of the leading Abolition papers Of Mas
sachusetts, to enable the gentlemen alluded
to init, to see in what light they are esti-
mated by the Abolitonists, with whom the
Union charges the administration to have
formed a coalition. We trust our Wing pre-
sident and his Wing cabinet will survive the
blow ofthe Abolitionists against their pollti-
cal standing!
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If Gen. Taylor does not falsify the pledges by
means of which he was elected--the pledges con-
tanned in the Alison and other letters he is bound to
refrain entirely from proposing any measures for the
consideration Of Congress. How he can reconcile
this with his duty, Is his own business not ours -"
Lolsel, Mass., american.
You will find, sir, that Gen. TAYLOR will
keep his Wing Pledges on this subject as
faithfully as he has kept his Wing pledges
on the subject Of the Offices, and he does
not ask your advice, or the advice Of any
body else; as to the manner Of reconciling
his pledges with his duty, because those
pledges contain the very essence Of the duty
of the executive office on this subject.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
TATUM'S GREAT PAINTINGS,
Entitled the
me- ms- un ns.vM H--ruaDrWJS

NE. m- NE sUs-wM -H-~HSu6DNIS
In three scenes;
THE PASSION, CRUGIFlXION, and RESURRECTION
OF our Lord and saviour Jesus Christ.
This sublime work Of Art will be exhibited at the Odd
Fellows Hall, To,NIGfT.
Ambulance 80 cents children, under II aud years
age, half price under lree OF charge when attended by
parents guardians
@. j. KATHRENS
N D. Liberal arrangements mre with schools and fam
iiiec June -
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1IAliSHAL's sALE.--ln virtue OF writ q ter
mi ,rns nner the lieu law issued from the Clerk once
~ he Circ Court Of the District Of Columbia for the
county OF Washington, and 70 me directed slai expose
n, nuIc sale cash. Saturday, The 18th OF June next
~ Ia o'clock d., before the CouThonse door OF said
county the following propertyvz Az the rqht anu .le
~ lam Rypex o. in and The following described pro-
oesty viz OF certain buildings erected on los Two ana
hree III PETERS Realty Threlkel 8 anh peaEet aud
MN ~ on that piece Of ground IN ifont OF saa
o,styo aud three measuring l2 on me ioah
w. ~ Nyater street, lying between said street and the
~ y, ~, TX ~ ptou,ac: the piece oil ground lying
u, va nnn OF Lot No ain sail Addition being part OF the
t, attarhed 10 the main premises anu oa nat par o.
Mhatl aa i ,yhch extends from the southern line OF
rnyeue slee Va channel of the Potomac river; and on
Wa,er s,'ret ~ that part OF Fayee street which ies
ee s acr I'd The ChssagsSks and GhS Ssnsl
and on th pit,o Wa VI Water street, and extending
north % a i"or ,hs line 81 The premises purchased
by sad Rynex from Miller "n. s,asks far nssi,ins
i.rcs brick moulding house. ,,.s anJ nnnac,ins
ron ore, large brick wheel h, ,r,nsrtv ~ Joh1
shed-sczed aud levied upon the u ~ N,rch ,sr,a
Rynex and sold 10 satisfy Judicals No. D. .srnia ''
isig in favor ol William c. and Simon ]. ! s2iihcr
ROBERT Wa Soiunh,
may 2i-tds Marshal OF the District sf 4 o. .a
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Suppose, merely for the sake Of the argument,
that Gen. Taylor shall stick 10 his pledges, and leave
Congress unirammeled in the exercise of its own
judgment, giving his approval to whatever mea-
sures, be they Wing or 'Locofoco' which il may
pass. In that case, the duty Of representative will
be confined TO calm exercise Of his best Judgment
upon matters Of public policy Looking only 10 The
right for guidance and not TO the President he will
be able to consult the interests of his constituents
and the common country without fear or favor."--
Ibidem. t&
You need not suppose any such thing.
Gen. TAYLOR will do what he has said he
will do in this matter. He will adhere closely
TO his pledges, leave Congress free to exer-
else its constitutional powers, and approve
every measure it may pass, if it does not
palPaby, and to the common sense OF the
whole world, violate the provisions Of the
constitution This being done, you have
drawn a correct picture of the independence
of the representative, who will be emanci-
pated from executive influence by the doc
trines and practice of President TAYLOR.
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PROPOSALS. FOR FUEL.

PROPOSALS. FOR FUEL. ,S,
HEADQUARTERS MARIsE CoRPs,
QuARrERMAsrER's OFFICE
5 Washington, Nay II, 1919
ctEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received this office
y until III o'clock a. M on Monday, the 10Th day Of Ju
next for furnishing such quantities Of best Oak Wood An
thracite Bumious Coal as may be required on the
quarterly requson the commanding otcer of each OF
the following stations, from LIST July, 1912 TO Goth June,
1850, viz s5
n Portsmouth New Hampshire
Charleston, Massachusetts.
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Gosport, near Norfolk, Virginia
Pensacola, Florida.
Washington, District Of Columbia.
Each proposal will separately the price per cord for
the wood; per for the best anthracite COAL and
bushel for the bituminous coal =
Wood coal will he furnished at the option Of the Gov
eminent, and will he delivered, piled and measured, at
each point each commanding officer may designate, free
of Expense to the United States.
Persons DESTROYS proposing for the supply may
tain the probable quantity that will be required by reference
10 the several commanding officers.
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied by the
names Of two sureties Of known responsibility.
To be endorsed Proposals for Fuel
AUG. A.. NICHOLSON,
MAY H-3w3w Quartermaster Marine Corps
The National Intelgencer aud Union, Washington
North American and Pennsylvania, Philadelphia; Ports
mouth Gazette, New Hampshire Boston Post and Boston
Times Boston: New York Herald. New York Courier and
Enuuirer and New York Sum Norfolk Beacon and Nor,
folk Herald and Pensacola Gazette will give the above
tree Insertions each per week; and send the account,
accompanied by printed copy OF the advertisement to
This Office for payment.
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I PROPOSALS FOR wOOD.

Ebrt Washington, Nd, May l6, 1919.
CEALED proposals, endorsed Proposals for Wood"
y will be received at this office until 10 O'clock A. OF
The 18th day OF June next for furnishing go cords OF OAK
WOOD, for the use Of the troops al Fort Washington.
The wood TO be OF the best merchantabe quality cut
between 10Th Of October and the LIST Of April less
than twohirls Of which to be split; the remander
round wood, be not less than three than
inches in diameter be neatly and compachy piled the
public wharf Fort Washington, under the direction and
subject N the inspection Of the undersigned.
The whole OF the above wood TO be delivered by the 10th
day Of September next. Payment to be made on the com
petion of the contract. a7 & #51
Each bid will specify the price per cord, and will be
sopanied by the Of two good and sufficient snrees
for the faithful performance Of the contract
#s.I.e I. S EVERETT, Lieut.. LIST Art'y
may 26--3tawtl9Je Acting Asst Quartermaster.
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EXCHANGE Baltimore, Phil.depha, New hors, anu
Or sale BY lmsy l4-fl H. w. LATHAM X GO,
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ADELPHI THEATRE.


ADELPHI TIL EATRE.
HAMM d. OWENS &: ::: n: =: LEssEEs
+.
MIR. BOOTHS BENEFIT.
49,
LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON.
. u Il '-~s-- 3
SATURDAY EVENING, June 9, 1910,
On which occasion will be performed the play of
THE MOUNTAINEER. &
= -A
Acres :. - ~ go Miss CANNON.
80. Is, -re->A>---- Il
A favorite Song, by Miss BERNARD.
t.s.# Il S.-.
Also, the amusing Farce Of
SLASHER AMI era Ter.
s,,sber ~ = : : 49, Mr.. OWENS.
To conclude with Foote'S Farce of the
4 MAYOR OF GARRATT.
Jorry Sneak, with eomical Song, by Mr.. BOOTH
( +; r-ss- l. +.
Doors open at o'clock. Performance to begin at
O'Clock. At4 , 80
ns-Parqetie and Dress Circle, 60 cents. Gallery %
Private boxes 75cents ,# @t
s-lrTicket office open from 10 to and from 3 to
in the afternoon, when seats may be secured.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

TN virtue Of two writs Of feri cias, issued from the
Clerks office OF the Circuit Court oil tile District of Co
lumba Tor the county OF Washington, and TO me directed,
shall expose public sale for cash. OH me 18Th
Of Jtne instant, 10 o'clock, NJ before the Court House
door Of said county negro woman, named Celia
Turner aged 30 and years. and her infant child
seized and levied upon as the property OF George Bonn
lord and sold to satisfy Judcias No 10, October term,
lSi9 in favor OF Martha Manning also TO satisfy yudcias
No 10 TO October term, 1919, arainst said Bomiord
- ROBERT WALLACE,
June dds MARSHAL o' me Dstrictoi Columbia,
lJARSHAL,S SALE.In virtue of writ of fefi
MI ncas issued from the Clerks office OF the District OF
Columbia for the county OF Washington and TO me direct
ed shall expose public sale, Tor cash. on Monday thr
ism ,lay OF June next II O'Clock NJ, before the Court
House door said county, the following property, viz
Lot NO TO- In square No SOL in the city Of Washington,
with the improvements thereon being two two-story frame
buildings Seized and levied upon the property OF Jas
sill and sold satisfy judicais No ltS 10 March term,
Il No in favor OF Robert Brown, use OF Hall d Co.
- ROBERT WALLACE,
,,avo6 lts Marshal Of the District of Columbia.