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Why should il be disturbed. and thrown again the
OF uncertainty Depressed the manufacturing inter-
est is said now to be, do not see establishments
rising up in all parts Of the country Is this not sui.
6cient proof that ample protection is already afforded
We learn that Nessrs. Tripe,, and Barrel. OF Ken.
lucky have laid of a manufacturing at the Bon
harbor Coal Mines, the Ohio. about hundred miles
below Louisville where they have erected large cotton
factory saw mills, &c, and have already thriving vii.
lage
We have, within few days, had the pleasure to
Mr. Trple on his way Europe TO enlist manuiactu-
rers and manufacturing capital We knew him formerly
in Richmond of its most respectable citizens and
noted for his energy and holiness OF enterprise Having
the confidence of all who knew him, say God speed
his undertaking. and further, that when such men find
to their interest embark in manufacturing, depressed
the business represented, is il not the best evi
dence that we want no more tariff
May not the and southern establishments al
ready sprngng into existence under the present tariff
soon prove more formidable to New England than her
foreign rivals
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Hy Ell. C. 4 &. r. ID FER, .ssctto~eers.

CNUEEHIOR Household FURNITURE al hucuoh.-on
y Tuesday morning next-the 10Th inst.at 10 O'Clock,
we shall sell the residence oil the Hon Cave Johnson
on q street, between 10Th and lin streets, his superior
household and kitchen furniture. Among which we emu
mefae follows, viz;
Marble top pier tables
Do centre do
Mahogany chairs, sofas, and lounges
Recess cushioned dvans, with pillows
Handsome parlor chairs, rocking chairs
4handsome moreen and muslin windo" curtains and
ornaments
Sets pirandoles solar lamps
Mabo-any sideboard cane-seat chairs
Do dining and card tables
China dinner and coffee SETS
Cut-gass tumblers, wines, champagnes, NC.
SETS knives, spoons, forks, Nc
Hall oilcloth, mating
Handsome Brussels 3-ply parlor chamber, and step
carpets, hearth rugs
Mahogany hat-rack, hall lamps
Do French bedsead
Do Bureaus, toilet glasses
Do wardoLcs, washstandS
Superior feather beds, hair mattresses
Hgh post bcdstcads, toilet sets
Hall, cooking and other stoves, for coal
RelrIgeraors, tin safe, nc.
With gene raj assortment OF kitchen requisites.
Terms of sale All OF and under $50, cash over
$50 "A credit of and n1aats for satisfactorily
dorscd, bearing interest ED. G, 81 q. + DYER,
Mar Its Auctioneers
as-Thc house is for rent. Apply to auctioneers
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OFFICIAL.
Appointments by tho President,

Appointments by tho President,
By and NTH the advice and consent Of the Senate.
CHARLES w ROCKWELL, of Connecticut, to be Com
missioner of Customs.
ALLEN A. Hall. of Tennessee, TO be Register Of the
Treasury of the United Stales the place of Daniel
Graham, resigned.
CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICERS.
Collecfor--JAMEs K. NoRFIEET, Edenton, Moth Car
DINA, vice Zizop Rawls, resigned
SURVEYORS.
JOHN n. Cross Pawcatuck, Rhode Island vice George
Brown, whose commission will expire the 10Th March,
1910.
ZEBEDEE RING. New York, vice Eli ah F. Purdy, whose
commission expired.
Mrs Mary Christie p NJ, Rock Run, Hartford county,
Maryland, vice John s. Christie, resigned
(Intehigenecr.
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Ru Il. GREEN. .gncftOnccr.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
IL AUG ZION On Monday, the 18th instant, shall sell
the residence lately occupied by the Hon. K. c. Win
thop, street the OF 3D. street. at 10 O'Clock
a m, excellent assortment of furniture, Wis
Mahogany harseat sofss
PaIlor and rocking chairs
Mahogany dining breakfast, and other tables
Do marble. top table and Washstands
Do dressing and plain bureaus, dessn, tables
Do wardrobes, French bedstoads, hat-rack, &c
French plate mirror and her looking glasses
Imitation rosewood and maple cane seat chairs
Maple high and low post bedsteads
Feather beds bedding, and mattresses
Brussels, ingrain and step carpets hearth rugs &c
Plated shutters and trays Dfonzed candlesticks &c
EmbroideTed damask, and white window curtains
China. glass, cockery, aud Britannia ware
Ivory handle knives and forks, spoons, We.
Androns, shovel, toDgs and tenders
Cooking and other stoves, refrigerator nc.
Also, good lot of kitchen utensils.
Terms: All sums OF snd under 800, cash 800, u
credit of 60 and 30 days. for sacoIly endorsed
bearing interest. A. GREEN,
Mar n-5t Auctioncer
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BY II. GREEN, 14uCttOnecr.

Household and Kitchen furniture at auction
nN TUESDAY, tho 10Th inst, shall sell, at The resi-
~ dence of the Rev. j. Poise street, nearly opposite
the Western market, (he flag will designate the house,)
10 o'clock, coed lot Of furniture, viz;
Mahogany bureaus dining, card, and other tables
Canc-seat and other chairs ottomans, NC.
French and French post bedsteads
Wardrobes, toilet glasses, washstands, &c.
China, glass and crockery, among which good din
and
Paror, arght. cooking and other The cooking
stove is in fine order-comple8
Ingram and other carpets, neatly new.
Also, good lot of kitchen requisites.
Terms, All sums Of and under 1925 cash. over $25 a
credit of thirty and sixty days. for satisfactorily
dorsed.
No postponenent account of the weather. Sale rain
shine.
Mar. it'd a. GREEN, Auetioneer
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Hu II. GREEN, .YmcffOnee,

TTNRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue OF deed Of trust from
i William Wlleaiy, recorded in Liber W. Is. No l.3,
foio and TO- Of the land records for the OF
Washington the subscriber will offer Tor sale public
auction, the highest bidder, Tuesday the 10Th
instant at o'clock, p m lots Nos q and 21 in square
497 situated Al south, between q aud III
Also, the time and place, several other dcsira bic
lots AS the streets and neighborhood OF these lots be-
ing gradually improved the attention OF purchasers in
vited to this good investment.
In Of bad weather the sale will be postponed until
the fair day Terms will be LIBERAL and made known
at the sale. JOHN CARROLL BRENT, Trustee.
A. GREEN,
Mar l5-3t Aucuoneer.
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Hy n. GREEN. .9Mctto,,4


HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, PIANO
III FORTE, NC, AT AUCTION On Wednesday, the
2t instant 10 O'Clock, shall SELL at the residence
Hon VIM. J. Brown, Capitol Iiill near the north
Capitol gate (he flag will designate the house,) excel
lent assortment OF iuTnitureviz:
Mahogany soia parlor and arm rocking chairs
Do har-seat and damask covered ouomans,
DO marbleop pier and centre tables
Do Sidcboard, dressing and plain bureaus
Do dining, breakfast, and other tables
Do eight-day clock, hatrock
High post bcdsteads, &c.
Also superior toned piano forte made by Joseph Risky
of Batimore, six octaves
Maple Frenci-post bedseads, washsands
Cane and wood seat chairs, walnut tables
Solar hail, and other lamps
Andirons, shoves and ongs
Feather beds, hair and shuck mattresses
A hlhographlc portrait OF the United States Senate
Paror, cha mber, and step carpets, mating
Passage oilcloh, hearth rugs, stair rods
China, glass, and crockcIy ware, knives and forks
Gill frame, pier, and other looking glasses
Cooking, tight, and other stoves, with good assor
ncn Of kitchen requisites, and refrigerator nearly
Terms: All of and under S25, cash /; S25, n
credit of sixty and ninety days, for satisfactorily
dorsed, bearing interest. A. GREEN,
Mar list Auctioneer.
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Ry II. GREEN. AmCttOneer.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
IL AUCrlON.-On Thursday, the % instant, shall
SELL at the boarding house OF Mrs Hoswoh. Ptnnsy
vania avenue, between Sd and Al streets ~ o'clock
good lot OF furniture,
Mahogany sdcboards, bureaus and tables
Maple bedsteads and other chairs
Do seuec, washsants and toilette sets
Mantel clock ornaments, and looking glasses
Androns, shovel aud tongs, and tenders
Hair aud shuck mattresses
Solar and hall lamps
Parlor, step, and chamber carpets
Passage aud stair oiicioth
Straw mating, hearth rugs, DC
Cooking, alright, and other
Also good lot OF kitchen requisites.
Terms OF sale; All sums OF and under $40, cash over
S2o, credit oil sixty and ninety days. for satsfac-
toliy endorsed, bearing interest
NO postponcmcnt Of the weather. Sale rain
or shine. A. GREEN,
MAR lI--eodNds Auciioneer.
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NEW Spring Goods.-The subscribers are now in
receipt of the following and elegant goods which
been selected from the latest mporations of Pbadel
phia thus early in conseq of the pated demand
preparations for the approaching balls those anti
cipatc leaving the city thereafter In materials
ball dresses name
Embroidered Labrador, entirely and beautiful
Hgllcoored plain hermann
Embroidered silk tissues and grenadines
Light changeabe glace silks
Rich changeable gros de Airilucs
Pink blue, and white glace silks
Do do do Italian grapes
Changeabe striped and plaid Grenadines
Pink, blue, and cherry embroidered illusions
Embroidered polka-muslns all colors
Light pink and blue plain moussenes de laine
Plain pink, blue, and while bereges
Embroidered muslin robes
Colored silk illusions, plain
In silk and other dress goods name
Changeabe glace silk, every shade, very cheap
Very rich brocade silks
In fgared and striped silks, great variety
Elk rich black Gro de Rhioes
Do do black striped and watered silks
New styles Moussellnes de Lame
Do do French lawns and chntzes
Do Bereges, Grenadines, &c.
In fancy articles VIC name
Is new styles black silk vstes and sacks
Is rich lace capes
rs worked collars and CHEMISTS
10 pieces style wide sash r,bands
30 do do embroidered neck ribands
10 splendid white Grape shaws
boxes real net mits
90 dozen Bajou's gloves, every shade apd SIZE
10 do white silk hose, embroidered ribbed, and plain
100 do clear lawn and nencambrlc handkerchieis
together with many other and desirable soous, 10
which we invite attention. believing stock to be at pres
en-, The most complete in the DISTRICT ,,oo,, 20
Mar 1-2wf p II. HOOE 20.
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The Philadelphia correspondent of the New York DAY
Book saws Mr. C. j. Insersol is engaged in writing
work embracing history of the Of 1871 Those VINO
have seen parts pronounce really superior, and one
which viii bring forward many and forgotten acs
From MI IS talents and position, look for inc woiA
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Mr. Wickfe late charge daaires of the United States
near the court OF Turin and Mrs. Wcke, have arrived
in Washington, and taken lodgings at Wilard's Hotel.
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salyanc electricity required for that purpose is pro-
ducei by contact eer with the positive negative
faces OF the members Of bis cabinet Ii u supposed the
other end OF line is where In the southwestern part
OF the Union"
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH 20. is4o.
Nominations by the President.

We understand that the Senate remained but short
time yesterday with open doors Soon after they
bled, they into secret session. and so continued
until about three O'Clock We learned from rumor on
the streets that several nominations confirmed
among them those for the organization of board for the
investigation OF the claims of citizens against Mex
late session Of Congress It is said that the speculation
OF the streets of Washington has accurately designated
the component parts of this board, viz George Evans of
Maine, recently senator OF the United States Caleb
B. Smith, member of the late House of Representatives
from Indiana and Colonel Payne, of the North Car
DINA regiment in the late Mexican Itisno yet gen.
orally understood whether Mr. Evans will accept the ap
pointment
The nominations of all the officers of the territorial
government of Minnesota not SO fortunate in passing
muster Mr.. Mcaughey, member of the late House OF
Representatives from the State of Indiana, sent in as
the governor of Minnesota lie rejected by the Senate
by strict party voteall the wings present voting for
him, and all the democrats present. is sad voting against
him. The Executive had placed its political friends in
the Senate in very awkward dilemma 1t is perhaps
the first time during the present administration that its
nominations have been rejected by the OF the SEN
ate II is wonder how The President could have been
prevailed upon by any friend to present such a
nominee for their confirmation, for the and distant
territory of the republic The President could scarcely
have known that MIR. McGaughey was opposed to a
war with Mexico to defend the rights and honor of his
country or that he opposed in various forms,
Ting the essential supplies without which the could
never have terminated with glory and If the
majority OF Congress had been made of such materials
as Mr. MEG, President Taylor himself would have been
cut off from his reinforcements, and his gallant army
would have been forced into an ignominous retreat.
His aures would have been npped in the bud, and
the spendors OF the presidency would have graced
his own brow (and Heaven knows, when the expert
ment shall have been fully made whether he will be able
to congratulate himself upon the triumph which must
cover his pillow with the thorns OF otice) And
surely General Taylor could never have known the
course of the nominee, he would have nomi-
mated him the deliberative body which has refused
him the appointment. We not disposed to wage any
actous opposition against the administration but
Heaven forbid, that when they TO choose between
the pleasure of the President and the honor OF their
country the Senate of the United States should hesitate
to stand up in favor of their character, against the
wishes of the President the lavortsn OF any OF his
Secretaries
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t"A NnN', ana possession given tho nst Of April
A. foxno the four story house on street, south side,
hear va stree, inquire Of Mr.. Reed, next door.
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NLAGETr, Newton, May ~ Co. have this day re-
~ ceived, per express
~ dozen genuemen's silk and Lse-thread gloves
10 do ladies' black kid do
D do do white lace do
10 do do black do mits
ooo0 yards cambria edgags and inser,ings
i,ooO do genuine thread cdgng, at 81 cents
10 pieces cambria dimity
The above goods will be sold on the most reasona BILE
terms
Mar l8-3tif G. ~ NJ 81 co.
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MILES HEGIsTER.-The first fifty volumes ioI ss'e
IN bv CUSHING & BROTHERS,
Law booksellers, 202 Market street, Baltimore
Mar H-coyt
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MAHOGANY PLANK, BOARDS, VENEERS CHAIR
1tl STUFF &c, AT AUCTlON.-On Friday, the 2sd
instant, shall SELL warehouse the of c
and Ninth streets, Haslup Weedons building al II
o'clock m, large lot of mahogany, viz;
100 mahogany plank
do hand-ra stuff
1000 feet do boards !, 1, I, I. and IA in stuff
40c0 do do vcneers and IL set chair stuff
Terms OF sale All sums of and under V25 cash
49, credit and four MONTHS for actoiy
endorsed.
SAFE VIII be worthy the attention of carpenters well
ceohenakers, there is good deal suitable for their
use; Inc attention OF all is respectfully invited
Mario A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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Hy n. GREEN, .9ucifOnGer

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION.--On
wednesday, the 18th instant shall sell on the prem-
ses' a. O'Clock p M west half oil lot No square No
I3l, containing 3,i77 square feet
Ihe above described property is situated on Capitol Hill
near tho Capitol square, fronting Pennsyv avenue
70 eet running back TO south on il brick
stable large enough Tor six horses All be sod TO the
highest bidder for cash. Title good ~
Mar l8-3t
GThe above s"Ie Is postponed once OF thu
rnln. until Wednesday, the 2lst Instant same hour
Mar I7-Neo A. GREEN, Auctionecr
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SENATE

The VICE PRESIDENT laid before the Senate a
communication from the Secretary of War; made in fur
the compliance with resolution of the Senate of the Sd
August last in relation To map of the valley of Mexico
By Leutenants Smith and Hardcase which was orderey
he nrintpd
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Di.d,


On Saturday evening, BrrrssDus Tsoorr, aged 90
years.
His friends and scqusjntsnoes are requested TO A.
tend bis funeral at Trinity church, Tuesday
Ing, 1T 10 O'Clock.
On the let met, JoH- CocHsusr, aged 20 ysars .
The friends and scqusiptsnoes OF the family, and
tbots az bis brother in.lav, VAR Cirehugh are re-
tpectfuly invited to atend the funeral from his late
residence, No. Wooster street, on Monday (ths sf-
tsrDoonl. at z O'Clock precifely.
On saturday lst inst after short Illness, fasren
KEilY, sged "a years
The relatives and friend. Of the family respect
fully invited TO attend her fupers this afternoon at
O'Clock from NO 6ss Hudson street.
Mobile sno New Orleans papers please copy.
In " tllismshufgh. on SUNDAY morning, I'd inst, OF
osnker fssb. Mssv HsLyr Josrs. eldest daughter OF
months and 20 days.
The relatives, niepds and scquaintsuces of the
family respectfully invited to attend her funeral
without ipfus invitation this (Noodsy) afternoon
AZ ocloch, ircm her fathers re'idsnoe, ltr 0rsnd
tut.t NhnsDtbsigh
Wsbirsttp city papers please copy
On kstpiasJ eftstLuCn, let inst, after lingering
nDus JoHr 4. sraes, the forty third year Of his
sse.
bis friends end tho.e 81 th. family are respectfully
hvit,dt 10 sttbd he funeral from his late residences
80 brosd~sJ stbout further invita zen, at o clock
n on n ODdsy.
ON saturday ift inst Capt. Bsrs.nrs Bur~.r, aged
Is y,srs
III. frier ara scgusiptspees % the family are
tItcuUy inYit 10 att, nd bi funeral this afternoon,
~ hslFss oci,cs firm bic late residence, Ne. lT
Mercer Hfttt
A. Warrington ,Hy on TIE 2sth ultmo. N.rr As,,
cpiy dstshtr - Or Boseph ava tstberins n BorrO~s
sgab ytssa months aud ~ days.
Ia DIftisbd county, N On the Tth uit AsEov
lAt so4Eiur "a he revelation, sg-d 81 tssrs
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Tire srops.

Tps sueas Csop tn. P,ante Coppee Ia Eehs, OF the
18th inst b. vssther continues bslrny ss the
month 81 May The nsld yields yell in some
places but ~ general tbing the yield IL not more
than ope-bsf u shat t 10 "a ordinary seasons The
dry ard ptthy, yielding hut little Juice aud
lack the tscchsrbc Iripeipis ~ degree than
usual Some fs. pisbtr,s bsve nearly finished grind
ing ALREADY whist others iust ready TO commences
4 he Prsrfe star of the sane dste ssys:-ws have
receiv.ds besUtif fpmpie 81 sugar from the plants
ton a. Mr. sulssr Bayou dee GLASSES, which cer-
tsiny escels anything 81 the Eind have jet
The general th- parish is SAID 60 be frac-
toB be gh.sd 20 the but In quality far
yeri0r 10 that ~ the lsst see-on
Tss Corr0E sop A c.rrsepondent Of the Augusta
(Cs S,nfnsi - the 25Ih Uit says have, fee days
since arrived frcm ny tour through West Asbams,
Mississippi Aissusss sDd LuuisisDs aud hsvies OBJ
tsf ed goos knowisdee a ths cotton crops Of ren.
ressee srd 1eEss sth give you statement OF the
crop which tsink si apr ximets very the true
ttas OF the yrsis crop ~ the extreme western part
~ re1as The GRIP h. svsrsss one IRON Red river
for 30 mil-e there A. one fourth = crop
ffsD Rcd liver ss-t ~ Missis ~ river. abo1t
third ~ crop; ittm the sppifivrr rOmb,gby
river, little over eb~ third fam tn romh'xbee 70
the Alsheb river uesrly up@l ell fron the klsbsna
TO the Os,1gls tine ftuy ens eat crop sud Georgia
crup sud otum to4 crep q the Uutted
htstee, OoOVtO bai~s a. ~ 800 OOO At Noodle
eEd The cTop VII b. sbo 6cotto % 1000 CO., bales
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, Dec. l-6F ~.
The cotton market was inactive, and transactions
CHECKED by the frmnsss Of holders, Who inclined
to rely upon the future stability Of the market Flour
somewhat less active and this STATE with Western
brands, we're dull, while prices inclined 10 drop.
There continued TO be steady demand for Canadian
In bond but Ut lower figures Western Hour seaunusd
TO arrive freely Southern brands exhibited mate
rial change. Whsst continued heavy, with fair de-
msnd fer milling with pretty free sales Of Western
terms stated below There were considsrAsls Gales
OF ansdsn reported In bend for export at about
vioss current ratee Corn vas easier and very dull
while sales we're limited There was change Of mo
mspt In ether descriptions Of graio There fair
demand for pork, With sales Of mses ~ sdvaucs.
Prime arm at quotations given below. Beef CON-
tinued duh While lard steady Butter aud cheese
In better demand, and prices steady sugars
were selling TO fair extent but the market closed
with this week ct rates slightly below those
the close OF last week Coffee continued nrm with
dsrste sales. In fr.ights fair aud steady business
doing and shipm ents all made for English
ports, With view Of arriving after the first prorino
a. TO be landed under the operation Of the Free Ne
yiaafiop
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Our PhiiadeIphlS Correspondence.

FHILAos LFHIAi Dec, 2, IsiV.
The Wsafser- M,lt0ry PS,ads, &c.
Winter with all it's snow. slush, ice, aud bowling
terrors has fairly In UNPLEASANT day can.
not we'll be imagined The mercury Is no whore, while
q fine snow, driven by keen and cutting northeast
wind, Is every where IL ttis weather continues In
few days canal Navigation will be suspe ndsd.
meeting Of ths stakeholder of the Pepns vi vauis
Railroad Company H. 10 be held tomorrow Thi,
tooke as II funds wanting
Cen. BenDett's brigade CHE second Ill, make q
grand street parade 10 Lcorrow, aud &C., the
present state OF the staiosph-rc e. ~ tv 20 ~ -
q nice tive OF it. -sy se'1 law
through our city, yestsr Zen Sanes Snsius psssea
ton. Jay On liirif ""y ~ J" ss"'"s
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Dsno,ratic msjofity this OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Wig majority last year .......... ..s.... .
sOne vscapcy the fourth district There have
been s!s attempt. at an election and the probability IL
that four or Eve more viii BE- mad. That district
will probably thsrefors remain unreprcse.tsd for the
present
The cot Of Congress, admitting w'seensln as
state into the Unior authorizes her ~ sesd three
mentsr from end stsr the 4th o. March. lsts, sotii
tLs fyext appoxtiormsnt.