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Fazesaees iR CaEifagEIa A letter from V Ash- 'sTien Ia the Bes.oa Atlas says; .- understand 'isi tse Postmaster Geserai I4is great difficulty in F~fisctH- ihe iaail arrangements lA Caliiorni4 No eAs wtll carry the I1a bet~soA the settlements N'aoai e1nrhiiani pay therefor, and ss postmaster As s%a raaGi=cO has found much difflcsilg in ssniAs ProPef place lO keep The p,stofee r,at lac e- Trs 10 have one rea9y made seat 10 hi1a. The '~sllies are gfei that Il is aes btfai st preseai V sSy efsee hasldes ths enc al Ssa Francisco vii H established Ia the country
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HasaiRgssA National Msaamcat. t.-Mr. Jones, oi Delaware, proposes to send block ef tse trap stone of Braadywine, to ts placed n the sshin-- ton Moaament, oi the iailo1iag dinsenssoRs, VIZ: Four iu-l long and tiree e~i higa that Il may cen tan ae coat of Of the Stais, nane ei inc State, date of the Declaration of Independence, iaitie ci btaHayWlss, sl0ptioa ol li,e constitution, Nc, 10 te cai n iorl.sea in the face oi the sioRe-
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STATE OF ARKANSAS.
 M.alnx cnrHrs.
NRRIAG eaaHA.

LUST received. snd now spsaiag. q tAs sfsad sB EaFmesty oecapi~d by Charies kapiey, taii assovssaeai ef DRY GOODS-consisting. h part, of l. 7-S. 4-l and i2-4 Blesched and Dfown sHEE fINGS and saIRTiNGSs 5-s and sr4 Lewrla.; 31n pscss Caicoes. sad ae pseces pFisiea Moasiins !; s0 pieces Plaid Ginghssns { pieces LGnea Cherks; l2 pieces IEisa Linen: { pisces s1 ' Linen SAesting; pieces S-4 Linen Dalnnsks l0 pieces Cossraasies. ke. &e.; at af snirh sssI se oarsed very iow Ger Cash es coaairy psedaes.
 MAyl JOHN ID. ADAMS.
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Scesrei#s . Lsdy.--A HanguFias lady. whe wss ihs r-aus eG elivering sense estriHn otcegs iHlo The haaas ef file MaEsMes has beeu trird by eear martial ai Presherg, and seRieSccd 10 ha puhlieg ncoarrrd Ihis ss Ilss rlpsa brasml uct sa record.
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Fssama kstsread. . Al a roeeliBg ol ii,e board ct directors of Ihts eaanpany, b.sla la hsSs York sa thc 15 iD-t Thomas W i>aales as chosen Pres- doai John l.. Stephens, Nice ffusldt nt and Francis >piost Secretary. The sueoBd iastaimeui of tca collar PCT .Ss-l@ l. mat payable ea tae Isi August
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'srss9h Paspsrs.-~iSariag the year is4s there ss'- recs'sed into sire Blsekiey Algs House 3,,si p'aPefA' ef whom tAt 1 III were Raiises of rh,s sh'fy About 2,e01 were bora la C roal Britain -al i'csaad Osly 5Si were natives af Peansyl- a'a- fhs eoaatfy iasi becoming the ais1s- s1~ .'. "i ihe woriS. fefeisn PaaPers ufs VYesfaa 'l's sa lke Esypti4a loeust-.'
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sg-ln speech lately delivered by Ietd BFoUghani, ia the British PaTtiSTDsAl be stated thal -i fs (ssJ had seea already ave~ea railroads Gf.al Britain, and that { GlSa e'oa e,o weaid have la te pad up 10 make good cxisiisg subscriptions.
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IlepsA ef cAs Sea The eeplh ot Inc sea oa Cap
 Haiteras as asoeFtaiBed hy the etSoeTs eagssea n
 iis coast survey, Is nineteen thousand eight haA- dged luxl
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TAgA COFFEE. &r-G bags ysws csAees ! sB htAs- pswdrsea Sngsss easest isaPsFs~s tees , lAas. Tasssss' ea, 2e k-gs css Nsa&. : ksgs Ilesse Shse.. received Aad fes Ezls hy
 jasy 2L VII E. VAIL
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Assa<y fer sA- ArkaA-.4 aAH.es.

Ms. E. W. CAss, Ess@s's Briids.ss, Izgd-sf.. fkiisdsisAaa. ,he saiy legally sasssizss sesss si the Arkansas bass~s. fsr yseeariag and eeslseisae advertisements ia Phil4ssiphis, Nsw Yefk ssd Baltimore.
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8g- Freaer'ck Doaglzss aud Redmead. tbs cele hrstea slojttisBlsis. SeEe rscsniiy sahsecied io sas~sr ei Ioa,eh eggs snie beseaag forth oa then iAsoTiae tspsc at NesnoaGh, Mass.
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EartaTsakes~--Frosas sbe Irah ts th@ a5Gh ef Apri constant sooce~sseR Of shecka of earthquake es s0;s Ss 'heas svty seSr7e, were experienced st Do uaiRieia, eSe oi Ihe Nr1 laSta Islands SeycGa cesrfea ezily, ana taRsed mach s5arin.
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setp iaskszseH sn siassiis, ts t< ased iA fs,, 4na saSsni ghe heht-aoaa@- Alsd seeueis for th. pfasseiisa ei Ves~-si4, has bsen isveBlsd al Ass LoH3op, t,t V
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CAeGb-SHch is The competition with steamboat os ners ea the lakeS that pa-se1gsrs sfe easvsssS ffor Mnwaakie to Buffalo Ia ai4iAnee st ons thou. sa- s44li2s} 4vT chs 3sii-!
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4 M0HrFfal Fsei.--Gea- Pierce. of New Hsmp- shire, in hts reply to the complimentary speech made to him the occasion of bein. presented with sword by the legislature, stated the follow. ing remarkable fact:
 ' uR the 9ist of June, l.i7, al-oat th,s lime ia tlte afternoon, the North Bend with The first de ischm~ni of the 9th infantry, made the hsIior oi Vera CraE The other transports folio e1 la qaif succession. IL melancholy. bal Bei h0sn tai az recollection that ef tasr ST hsadred asa tesfs ass iess, prodabds, EhaH sss kssdSed and fiy eser fe- eTSSsesi iiac sceaM."
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1T There were i've hU ndree and forty nine mar riArrs in Lowell, Mas da,mg the year ending the la ai May. lsl1
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II 6ea Hafs~y has sFsaseG q, Sas Anteine. TeAaa, usdsI .Eses> Io Ea tls sscsaey oCca-is.asd t,y -As 1S4la ei MsJea Gsaesal Ne4lh f
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FRESH GgNCERiRS. ks., Sc,

TREXH ERbCERIkN, kf., ke., ID ECEIvED PER STEAMERS PENNlWIT N, AND DuROC, aud for uEis at ths lswemt priess--auaong which are the following aFtieiss: 35 sacks Rio CefEse: { bhls. Aaaf hngars hhds. Loaf sagsrs
 bbis Reboiled Melassw; 9D doz- Painted Pals:
 boxes cbenp Tebacees Sa sets common TsseapS aud Ssseess; 59 ss Edged Hases. 50 dsz. PItcher;
 I box Showing SoaP;
 I isaIe heasy DsiIlings:
 2 bales heaYy .AiahAIaA CsstsasL June l2. A. ]. HUTT
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v.n Barren and wleAsaaw Mining Company

Van BMFcW and WtGhGaAW Mining Company !.
 4, an adjourned meeting of the citizens ef Crsw- iafd county, who design visiting and exploring the Wichetaw Mountains. held at the court house ii Van Barren, the 10th July, the following proceedings were had. to wst:
 CAps. X. s. Brashear took the chair, and John T. Willis acted as secretary.
 On motion the following regulations were adopted; lst. We hereby organize Mining Association under the style of ''The Van Baren and wleheiaw Mining Company"
 3d- The od5eers shall be captain, two lieuteh- aDts. two sergeants, aud oRe wagon master.
 Sd Each member shlll provide himself with . good gun 6 lbs powder. 2 lbs lead, J0 lbs. bacon, leo lbs. bread stud 10 lbs. salt, 10 lbs. coffee and also the necessary implements Tor inning Each mess shall be required to be furnished with now ing scythe.
 4th. IL is agreed that the company wi rendez- vous L Van Baren on the lst August, when i, will start.
 On motion. the company went into ballot, and elected ibe following officers
 \. N, HAzEN, Captain; ALEX. STEWARD. lst Llegleasnt; HARVEY STEWARD, 2nd Lieutenant Gf6. '. LATHAM, Is, Sergeant; WN. R. SHAHER, 9t Sergeant
 When the meeting adjourned. Wan Buten Intel.
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e3-Father Mathew arrived in the Ashburton on the evening of the 29th ult The ship. having clear bi Of health, proceeded immediately town Father Mathew stopped Staten isAnd, remain ia- with Mir. Nessnith. He is reported as in excel lent health, and 10 have the geod opinion Of a large nnmber Of passengers by ihe simplicity and ifsnkness of his manners. He performed religious service every Sabbath, and delivered tenn P-rance address after which l50 Of the passengers slgaed the pledge. The subject of his approach to and reception in the city is one winch has already eaassd some strife aad I-feeling. The city coan- ois have rendered him the hospitaltez of the city, and assigned him quarters al the Irving Hotel How
 afd'sl But some of the pupciions are shocked that the Temperance Apeile should be lodged st a ho'e where the people permitted 10 drink spirits sas wines-for the Irying hotei has a bar al which s'eaoFs are sold, and furnishes wines tO those who lss them. We fear that there is going to be great
 srhibtiou of individual vanity and public osienia- haA in the otnPeBs manner oi receiving this excel
 'tsi priest, whese femark able trait Is the bu- iaiIHy of his character and the pnprctending sim- picity with which he has lal,oTed for the good of human nature. without thoEght Of being hoBered snd rewarded of men. Our people love hoiydsys, and they will have them. without much dscfimi- haioa as to the appropriateness of the occasion of ths festiEiiy. So we look ie this gentle miaded beneisctsr of the poor parAded about more io the Ershhcaisoa of the pTioe oi has rtauers iiaa io sis own comfort. IN. U. Delta
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The Poye.-The New York Star learns that his Holiness IS living al Gaeta very handsome style The King oi Naples has sent him 6Q,0ao crows. the Emperor ol Russia Jo, ,goo crowns, inc Queen of Spaih In very large sum; and m every city captured by the AastTisRs heavy sun hzs bren collected. ie pay the expenses oi the Pope Gkiae ih exile and lroa. The Inoen; he ieft The city of Rome 10 go into voluntary exige he has been in he receipt of large amounts To meet his eoRsiagens expe- ses II WIii be weli for ali American einzens, who have feit inclined 10 contribute money for the Pope. to bear ihis ID mind Personally. and ss spiritual head oi the Roman Catholic Church, 1t Is plain that be Is m no want. Even Mexico Is eontnbuiEng largely. In Oxala aloee, S2ooo have heen levied by the church iar has To extend these centri- batious can only be to gIre him the means on re-gozsessing himself hy force os aims of the States oi Rome, which have declare themselves ire sbd entitled 10 seli-goyefBment. Sarely ho American citizen is prepared to g'Ve aid in such cause.
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b. A New York letter of Friday week, Co The Philadelphia AmencH1i, says; [" TeeTe has beeh a Feceat ialpcrient movement m Lard Warrants here. winch has earned the pTce up from lsis : lf0 10 SIPS SlSo each. Tbe movement has been ma, nly by speculation. but there has bsen received large order fgoin Chicago, and taere Is also an4srcuf- rehl impression that the Secretary IS buying them ap ter government aecoaRt. The suppiy hers Is moderate except whieb is i0 speculative hands. 1hese ~srrasis 1sasl to s.soo m cash si any land ofhce oi the counlry. aud there is 70 reason tlsai they should not stiii improve"
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ImpraEed Eazle cellsa lllaa.

TEsHE ssb-crShsxs, sgents Of ths manufacturers. 1 have ea hand q nambeF sf the absse c Ns. with PATENT DETACHED CRATES. and zss- proved Brussles which they sffsr for szie sa mnna- izesar~rs' prices. T. D. MERklCk k Co.
 May ii
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A6boa Laicyence.-rhe democratic press, and some ot the whig press co mol approve the appoint ment of Mir. Lawrence Minister 10 England Aside from his very moderate talents and eapaci- ties, and hs want of the necessary qualifications ef diplomatic fanctioBsry, who should, to represent us ably al the court of St. Janes, be man of the first order of talents and well versed in the law oi nations, Mir. Lawrence is objected to on other grounds Respecting his appointment, the New Haven Register remsrks:-l Hi0B.
 A writer in the Journal of Commerce very pro- Pery disputes the propriety of sending such man as Abbott Lawrence Minister to Englahd a man who is bound up in the belief that the old and en- pioded protection policy is bsss for the world and particularly for Massachusetts He IS the man who predicted that ll'e present tariff law would ruin this country. and fail for revenue purposes besides so thai he is poor prophet, as well poor states man lie is therefore very unfit representative of the liberal and wise commercial policy noE so popa- lar in this country All his influence will be throw in favor oi the restrictive policy of the Bdele ages He Is behind the times. He is noi the rnan io Hd between and the great nation who Is our prinei- pal customer and Bsxt-door neighbor.''
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IT. At New Orleans. ob the 23d ult, Mary Foley was Pui trial for paiIing cut tho eyes of Joseph W. King, clock-Inaker. He depOsed thai the pris- oner had lived wits hin, thoHEh no, his wife. three years, that the night of January ?. hs came home late; Miss Foley sitting up sew ing. and he isy down a sofa with newsysp--, which he began to read. Suddenly she came le- hind him and poured some liquid in ms z, es. which caused severe pain at tbe moment and ultimately mace him quite blind. Her )eaionsy had been ez- eiied by his visits io another woman whom she suspected, with or without cause; and some proof was aodneed that the ultimate blindness was ite result of lnladicioHs medical treatment the eaic being alieged 10 be only spirit of eamphor. Tue jury, however. rendered a verdict of guilty.
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a. Amsng hest Vs saHsiies Afifetes ia fhe CiD- eiaasi papers. we seiecs the fSlOwiag tross the AosPsriei oi Ihai eriy:
 4 dsy or 70 ago, we noticed 2 Poos ltishmaa carrying to the gfase aeder has arm, large cosa. Yesterday, We sa@ s<o GesJs1Bs, oase besose the oGaes, casDiag eeGia do~R Vine stieei. tied siah IsI.s 'o pole. iae eads q shlcA wsfe on theS shoulders aa1 the coffin betaesa tAesa. Strange sapeHAis
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Thn r,oiran f,rnn nf Isle..a.

aI8sIFlFH There are now forty-svc rexsrls loading in Soutbers ports fOf Grrat Bri'sia and the Continent At the moderate average ef l.5pu bsi-s esoA. they waI take .56.0OU 4 Nd feuy-thFee loading in kew York fer Great Britain and Hsvre- SHpgso~ twenty of ihorn to take more or loss ct cotion--syeragihg sto ieaa9
 92.eoe Then the stock wifi be immediately redaeed to.................. 2al,a00 Consumption ef United agrs up ie 23d October, four months, si%l,, ,l00..... Is9Dg9 Which would leave. q egg bales for stocks st New Yctk, southern ports snd inland ns, and for exports te toreigp coupiraes. sp te October 2ad, beyend what wiil be l.hen by ships leading.
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 W4ig CoEstS'e eEey.--ln lsiI the wkig legislature of Massachusetts declared liaal "lhe Mexicaa ~as IS crime; and ail Who have pafihken in is wei. iought ileos have added H. perpetratioh.' la iei9 ths whg legislature Of Massachusetts invites 1en Taylor the chief 'erimiAai to ylsii the State and receive public honors.
 Gen Taylor, having been invited tO visit TreR iOn, says he ''sisait be happy to co during this satatnsr, fl bis public daiss wtii permit lis Pa5lie duiies-what Are they To vote al cabinet msstingsf Now. us be is gca-rsiiy in tae minority, do ho ihi1k hs wonta br aisso3. He'd better go. Ds- Judge krum ct st Loas, twho is oet8o- crat) concludes letter, syoSiRg his oPyesitios to Gel. Benten, with the following paragraph. shiei. contains good common nsc yAew of tae qE4rfeas Of th. uagsaies:
 :" 50 far as Col Bsnioa's enegeiaeg of John (. Cslhsaa is eoncsrhed. have nothiag lo say, fer leave Mir. Calhoun t0 dei~ud himself. Aad to lhs tender merct7s of h4s eOaslisaehiS, 10 whom hs n alone responsible find consolation. se&.Yef, in the reflection thai the hisfests ef tise pespis Bei iiksiy 10 suffer whsa coaPis cl political Es- PiFanls, of fAyts yesrs' ssaRdisg. exposing and bringing inc misdeeas and tersisers<iioas ei each other 10 lashte
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.7sothsr Sesc PlEaet We learn from late Eaglsh papers that Professor SehiaDaehet, ot Ai,osa, announces, by circular of lih May. the discovery oi anotser new pian-s. l, irst obserSrd ss Naples hy Sig GaspaIis, oa iae l2sh of Apsh. lt resembles si1T o the 9ia or lo.a magnitude. The mo'loa "t the plasei Aa. islF~gsds, sad Ii was approaching ibe equator This ,s The hiEih new body (iBcladiAg planets and s4teiiI'esl which has been adled 10 the solar ysvsa ~ithla ths Last ioaE yesrS.
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Brsssss. Brssaas..! Brssass

BFNsHBt. bFdgAhA.. bftS14s' n ECEfEED. yes si~Ames * RhsAp RsnAy ssf, h, ssa fes ssie he~ tos C@sh--
 l2a rsss Jefs<y Rssset Bscgsnss sse iss1 sss v. I29 as. bt4ck aos sso l4s ate ps,ss saper-k klp BSeesss.
 dszes Mss's blaek Roagh sud Ready hAfss [ Ae. Eeys d. ds, a July ,. \. J. butt
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FasTY DOLLARS REMAnD-

M KAN AWAY tfOfa tss shbpHf fse3fs eM.M
 &0 on the fssh slt. Two NeEss sGess
 A oas s.sAeA MiLKS. sAsaA se ys~ss
 N sf sxs; sAss. Gsss bsgas hiauk seasr ~A ne x,ossd; sy.eaks very qairk sbea spe.kise. Tbs .li.es. vsnsed RANsAM, sheHt Q yssrs sid. Aese ,ss.ae sad dark esmrisxIossd Sad sesrees teek waA sh~m BAY MAKE. IAty ksss r.seassy The saess sesssd wiis ss pad iss sAsir sepssAsa- s.sa, ss.d asis1e givsn ne a Red Lad FssseEse. Bsanxv PayssA. Is. CHAS LEWM Ras LAss. tsae t2. i64a sxe GsBGAR --s hhds Chsscs BROWN SUGAR - ssosissd and Ger s4is V
 Jaty ,. NM T. WAIT
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0sr MexiedH BsaRd4ry.--It is already known that the Mexicans, in view of the gold aban daHtly fonnd in Upper California, repent of their ocsson Of that region to the United States and tens Sf thousands among them have openly svowed their determiHatioR to recShqRer it. h is known, too, lhsi ths traty of peace bound each of the contract ! ns parties to Isend q commissioner to San Diego within one year from the rsi6cstiOns to and mark the new boundary between the two countries
 l. IS known. too, that President Polk, last winter appointed John B. Weller, ex-M.C. from Ohio and sl-CoieRel in the Mexican war, commissioner on ths part of the United States, and dispatched him ssssonAbly on this important duty. Of course his failure 10 appear duly at san Diego (ss he easily might have done) wiil afford Mexican ground of oss with regard to the validity of the treaty at
 least of its sessions Of ter1fory. And yet gentle direct from New Orleans informs us that W e- Ter (who set eat from Washington last January or Fberasry) has been spending most of the iBterrne diats time in New Orleans Ion bender, is his ex- gresson, and has finally set out with not half time enough Ieft in which to reach San Diego by the pe rod stipulated. The results of this nRlathfainess may be extensively disastrous. Bot il may be that sur informant is mistsken.-iN '. Tribune
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UEEP DRY. - en, GOO krsi rsss saiNGLRa IA tos sAlv. igw fsg Cash. Appiy b
 May <. A. J. htTN'
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n CHAIRS. CHAfRs!9 M ". sT DOZEN MshagaBy ssd Wsadse kAm Ef fichaiss. Jast received ssa fos ssis les issIel CASH, by $. S. kAAGEk.
 Isiy 2l, iSss.
 IRGN. NAILS. AND CASTINGS .eee lis. ! IRON. assorted; % kegs H.siIsj s.seas sss. CASTINGS. jast received as6 sos ssis. Isw fer Casa. by twytsl T. D. MERRfck X c. TsREsH GROCERIES --ss sa<ks Rss Cs4ae {; H t9 hhAs. SNgASs 2 bhis pewdese6 Sagass
 bbis. LeAt Sag3; lx hhiN- Msiasaess 100 sacks Ssit; ( hH bb&s. CIaabesFlee;
 l bba Casrsnts; i2 baskets Chsmrags~; 2s hcxss Star Cahssirss hxs esst impsssai Tee.
 bbis. Rice: together wish large sssssiaarai sf Preserves; Jeiliss; W'0es; Cnstsai@: Pekiss; sasd tsa: panisA Ofses. &e.- as psessssa. pss siessssf Phsp renHy xit and is sale at sefy fedaesa prssss. for Cash or eoasify produce. by
 May l. JOHN D. ADAMN.
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fshoMtaw Lnna HcEtws pieces ef a, lGa. sad &ae errus. gsceisrA and for sale by tJaalsl M. 5. WAIT. HYDRAULIC CEMENT.--2 Q thaa Newurk HI CEAENf, rsresssa and fss aale hg M.v Ia wM R WAIT.
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s'~T The Mobsie Manniscfurtsg Company has made arrangements sos bringiag Hsschasay ifosu fhs Ses and ooHiTecttas les ihs hasissiaS of etssfos misl. which alil employ tiTe tbausaaA spindies asA '~o hasdred ioosis, esspis1lhs @assui s,x hssdfea ~o' o'kinea. it ~ih begun early ia tse sataasn- Phil. Balietia b. Why is t that pew cotton u,..e afs b-iag erected iH every paa ot tae ceissffy. Nosth. ksse Soah zasa West when tt. Tssfd d i.l5 ts .sraBs- ing lie manufactured Exp4aSa tAls, ve esesksag conservatives sa. PAsae wings pl,ts. Post IHsteN Ds7godalisnS ihs Tsxaa fposataev.--T The 7 laalans are ceEsrtiiapg great d~ptedsaEs ca the Texan rohiieg AsfB Yanhcfa. of iAe GsA lntsfstry, iei San Anioliso setase As4ansf hsm. II ls said ilA 50A CsieiBsa ettlgi ants have been killed ky tue lBdI&Ls.
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,D AEON AND LARD - 70 esska Asksnma D SIDES. H.AMS and SHOULDERS; bels LARD. ea eansigaasest, aud fes ssle seFy sss. b5
 May u. T. D. MERRHcK \ t,a.
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Then the stock " ili be' immediately rpdaeed
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A RKANSAs FLOUR --ss Bsgs Frs.A Arkas "A ses FLOUR. received fssm fas bsraa. sn. CT sale sy llans sl A. !. SUIT.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-02-02

SUPERlOR rarnlsars Dry aoeas~-t}eing extremely
~ desitous close stock of goods hand,
would most respectfully remind all persons who may be in
of anything embraced in the above class that they
now have opportunity Of furnishing themselves at
prices far less than heretofore, will be hereafter lew
OF them narne and il will be that hey stand
ard articles in the trade by which mean they arc not
such hucuate In price do fancy goods and when
they be had retail for what they COS, our long and
well experienced Mr.. Clageu at Wholesale tho opportunity
should not be lost. To wit,
Rich satin aines perhaps the most elegant and durable
article over invented Tor window curtains, silk and
wool feet 3 inches wide, wowidhs for \ window,
ass % per yard now selling IN any o''y north OF this
Rich lanes In cotton and wool, ooors red and white
blue and white, and crnsoa and gold, At 81 =.
Rich Iaines silk and WOOL 81 inches wide, 81 rs per
yard, in all the above co'ors
To match the above have the dfapsry, cords and
Rich embroidered lace and muslin undercurtains or
shades.
Gorgeous gold fllagree and plain cornices. some In
coors and gold, TO zach the above goods.
All of which we will furnish, made up, and ready for
at from 80 70 $50 window and packed FREQ Of
cost and sent to the address Of the purchaser.
Members OF Congress and others in of any OF the
above viii do well caa and inquire ios themselves
ID. CLAGETT Il CO.,
Feb 2-3tcoit Corner ofsh st. and Penn avenue,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-02-02
Southern Movement.

The Richmond Enquirer repubshes the proceedings of
the southern convention in this city 1t says that the
important facts and arguments should be spread broad
cast before the people, TO prepare them for future deve
opments and action Mr.. Cahoun's address has met
with unqualified favor from wings and democrats here,
both in and of the General Assembly on account of
its moderation, force and dignity We surprised that
any southern member should refuse to sign it, especially
any Virginan after the solemn and unanimous voice OF
the Old Dominion gentleman, who yesterday arrived
from Washington, states that Mr. Calhouns address had
been signed by fyour southemers. and other sigma
lures would be obtained"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-02-02

NIOT1CE.-French corsets hand At MAZDA ME- CLER-
IN MONS old stand North 10Th street, door from
Penns yvania avenue, the lace Supporter
belts for ladies' in delicate health after they leave OF Dr.
Banning's belt there comfortable these, Mt
price OF So so Also style of nursing
acnY in 'front.' 81 2J Patent shoulder braces Tor bol,
sexes ~ to 81 50. Also superior linen drilling single
aud doube warranted tit better than ported ones,
iron, 81 s. Extra largesized of that well
known, elegant, and easy pattern always recommended
by the medical ncury Money belts at vi. Also coored
and he Jeans to 81 2j Any Article be
changed any None OF these articles car
ried round to sell
IL appears that gentleman and lady who took
ten weeks ago are swndiers He wore cap was oil
light co n pIexion, and speaks French very well.
Feb BE