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CABINET APpoINrMENTs-HoN JOHN NJ CLAYTON
SECRETARY OF STATE-A elegraphic despatch elsewhere
and the following from the Washington Globe of Satur
day night would seem to render very certain that Hon
John NJ Clayton, OF Delaware, has been rendered, by
Gen. Taylor the office OF Secretary of State under his
administration The Globes article is as follows:
SEcRkrAnY OF SrArk-We learn that a clegrap hic dcs-
patch from Cen Taylor was received in this city this eve
ming rendering the Office of Secretary OF State to Hon John
M Clayton of Dciaware and reason for doing so ia
that the legislature OF Delaware which now in
and is expected 10 adjourn in lew days. may elect sem
in place Of Mr. Clayton, if he accepts. son
1.-The legislature will not gain for two ve,,so
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We understand that one of the northern orators (Mr
Wilson of New Hampshire) declared in his speech in the
House of Representatives Friday, that than
surrender the Wilmot Provso he would not only the
Union, bat the Universe dissolved Awful resolution
indeed There is but one step from the sublime the
ridiculous" Mr. Bedinger Of Virginia. in an eloquent
Speech denounced this violence and INDICATED the rights
Of the South with great power
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Yesterday the retroceding wings were caught like
"Woodcocksn their syringe" The bill appropri-
atng money meet the next instament under the Mex
lean treaty came up Committee of the Whole, when
wing member moved substitute, authorizing the Pres-
dent to negotiate with Mexico restoration of California
and New Mexico. A most unfortunate movement in
deed for the Committee of the Whole, with view of
testing the question by yeas and nays in the House,
adopted this substitute instead of the original bill When
the committee and went back into the House. the
ported substitute passed by yeas and nays, and
the wings could muster ten only for it, while there
one hundred and eighty four against it, Among the ten
was Mr. Stephens Of Georgia. Mr. Duer of New York,
although he had time since thundered in the In
dex," backed out. MIR. Truman Smith also, al
though he had get his face the last session against
recognition Of the territory also joined yesterday in provi-
ding for its payment The bill being then put upon its pas
sage, carried by yeas and nays-yeas ss, nays only
On which vote being announced, Mr. Turner of Illinois
to advise the wings against repetition of the Ian
guage they had employed about the acquisition of our
territories He reminded them that they had charged
the administration with having robbed Mexico of her
ands but the receiver bad the thief and as
they had now sanctioned the acquisition by conserving
TO pay for the territory, he hoped they would repent Of
what they had said, and longer cant about robbery
and plumber. The wings very quietly listened to the
lecture which they received and trust that upon this
subject shall hear OF such clamor and can't
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Tho HOhnstOckS-Th0 Twin ArtIstcs.
The eminent performers Charles and Adele Holm
stock, who have created such Juror in the musical
world and have been performing crowded and ashiona
BILE houses in Boston, New York. Baltimore, and Philade
phia, have arrived in Washington, and intend giving
their fist grand musical festival this evening, al Odd
Fellows Hall.
We have every reason to believe that it will be the
most brilliant concert of the season, the successful
OF these distinguished artstet since their first ap
pearance in the United States will testify the merits
their performances. Miss Adele Hohnstock will per
form number of exquisite gems the piano forte and
her brother Charles will give specimen of his fine
execution the violin We heartily recommend every
lover of music to hear them. r.
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The steamship Senator will sail from New York about
the of month for California and will take out
letters to the officers and of vessels the
coast OF Brazil and the of the United
Sates They should be forwarded to the care of Messrs
Woodruff and Minturn New York
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MIR. COLLINS,
Ihe Irish Cnncdinn and Yocnli,

The Irish Comedian and Vocalist,
MI have the honor of giving his Irish Chaacte
w Musical Entertainments the Odd Fellows Hall,
on Monday the 10Th. Wednesday the 2Ist and Thursday
the 2sd OF February The entertainment will comprise
some oil the most popular Irish, Scotch, English and
American songs incrspescd with IRISH stories and
doe' including his celebrated songs Of the Widow Ma,
"Croosken Lawn" Nc, &c Admission, so cents For
particulars small bills Feb IL.
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ILLNESS GIN. CASA teegraphc despatch to the
Buffalo Courier, dated Detroit, February 49, says. Gen
Cass quite unwc with the prevailing influenza so that
it unsafe for him to start his journey Washington
He will leave as he is well enough and probably
no Inv yvav of Buffalo"
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V Inn REWARD.-kan away from the SUBSTITUTE
eD lOO plantation near Warrenton, Virginia, during ms
Christmas holidays, negro man Joshua The said nes9
is about six high very dark, red eyes, and about ~
years OF age. -,
Al the time, and from the place. negro ooy'
Frederick eoped-supposed be in company with Joshua
Frederick is II is years of age, stout made about nv
feet three high shows his teeth when spoken TO- anu
very heavy eyeds, which conceal most OF the eye
when he looks up.
neg roes supposed to be in the vicinity Of bfens
willie or Washng ton city, unless they have attempted
reach a State. Will give 800 for the arrest OF ehe
slaves taken the State of Virginia Distco'
Columbia 100 Tor either If arrested of said State OF
District, and secured SO that get thern. ,
JOHN F. JACKSON.
Jan I0-Iaw9ws intelligencerl
DREMiUM Piancs-1be subscriber has Just received
three very superior instruments from tie anrva0ed
mandatory of Haett IL Davis whose pianos received
the highest premium at the last fair.
Persons DESTROYS of possessing first rate instruments se
invited to call and examine those Statooers Hall before
purchasing elsewhere. Second hand pianos taken in part
pay. -. --..o,,r,
Feb VIM FlSCHEr"
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DURH Champagne Wine.--We have Just received 100
baskets OF the Geer brand which will be sold the
New York prices We believe that are only holders
any quantity of this wine in this city, and will warrant
, b. tho pure md genuine article.
And also 50 baskets Heidsck.
Feb N-3t SIMMS u SON.
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and yet House Is consumed in the delivery
of speeches. probably written and committed to mem
DRY sDce be delivered the first occasion now
ever inappropriate, and however injurious to the Puo0
terest the consumption Of time may prove ny inc "es
with Mexico, the United States bound to pay certain
OF money specified times Good aith ana co'"o"
honesty require that the necessary appropriations Sna DC
made For this purpose bill has been lepoeu ',oo' 'e
Committee Ways ard Means, and was called up ior
consde alton on Friday last In so plain matter II
would be supposed that vote could be easily OBJ
tanned. The appropriation must be made, but helf
speeches must be delivered-not, be bearing
on the subject under consideration-but mauer-they
had been written and be spoken. And Mr. Stark
weather led off the debate by the everlasting
subject of slavery and followed by Mr. Wilson on the
same subject, connected with the political affairs OF
the country" He succeeded by Mr. BediDger In vim
dication of the South and her institutions from attacks
which had besn made upon them," &c. This foolish dis
cussion will probably be continued for onehaf OF the pres
week. And what will be the result! Will single
in the House be changed by it? 1t is not expected
Will facilitate the abolition OF slavery in the South
The idea is ridiculous To what end purpose, then,
has this subject been again introduced into the House, for
about the tortieh time during the present session. Why
members like hear themselves talk and sooner than
forego that qualification they would suffer the appropriation
bills be lost and the government to be dhonored South
members ought not to reply to the abolition speeches
which made. The South needs defence on
the subject of slavery but should plant itself the
rights guaranteed by the constitution, and defend Thorn
all hazards Let the abolition members have all the
discussion to themselves, for argument produces excite
ment We shosld think of reasoning W it'll man
who would demand the surrender of fee simple prop
ery with him who requires that slavery shall be abo
ished otherwise than by the free will OF owners We do
know that the object of the abolition excitement is 10
produce dissolution OF the Union, but its tendency is to
introduce sectional feeling which lead to that result
and members of Congress should be careful us to what they
say and do this subject They have the opportunity to
quiet the country the agating question of slavery by
passing bill referring the decision of the people of the
territories Why do this, instead OF keeping open
for nfammaory discussions Ifhey really desire to pre-
harmony, and to maintain the Unon they will dis
continue their violent sectional harangues, and theR
selves to tranquize the public mind.
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n HIIL.s's POLITICAL EOONOMY-a new supplv re-
wi ceived at TAYLOR ~ MAURY'S
Feb IL Bookstore near 9th street.
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INSPECiAL CARD.-Mrs GARRETT ANDEhSON VIII
II from this date sell reduced price her stock OF Music
80 AS to compete with any Music dealer In he Dis,rlc,
Mrs Andersons stock of Music new and very large
assortment of the latest and best published and is com
posed generally of selections fom the best authors -,
New Music received every few days, and orders Tor Mu
sic and Musical Instruments promptly attended TO- -
streets PennsvIvanin avenue Feb I5-lmd.
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NEW GOODs.-We have just received rich and CHOICE
IN lot of goods, which the attention OF the ladies Is in
yited and are requested call and examine before pur
cha sing elsewhere. They consist Of
Dotted Swiss robes, from 50 to $40
Coored mbrode ed robes from 80 to Us
Swiss book muslin for dresses.
Pine muslin edgngs and inscrtings
Fine cambria do do
Egyptian silk mts, 81 per pair
Embroidered do IS cents per pair.
10 dozen super linen cambria handkcrchefs, from rs
cents 10 81.
Fine wreaths, from 81 to 81.
Fine head dresses, So.
Fine assortment OF kid gloves.
Do do silk do
Thread edge and inserting
Harplas mourning collars.
Standing and French worked collars
Swiss muslin, &c
Also pattern dress caps of the latest STYLE from SO Sc
A choice lot of wcahs and sprig flowers for trimming
dresses and bonncts.
J. b ~ A. TATE,
(Successor. to j. T. Il King)
Feb 20-eo3t
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFrI

UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE
February 7. 1919
an the petition Mott of the city OF New
~ York. praying for the extension OF patent granted TO
said Jordan L. Mott for improvement in stoves for seven
from the expiration OF said patent which takes place
on the 2lst day of July, 1879
1t ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent
Office the LIST Monday in July next, at IL o'clock M;
and all persons notified appear and show cause, II
any they have why said petition ought not to be granted
Ordered also that this notice be Published in the Unon
Clobe and National Demokrat, Washington, ID. e. Penn
syvanian Philadep hia Post Pttsburg; True SUM- New
York; Argus Albany; Post Boston; and Gazette, foIs,
mouth, New Hampshire weck for three successive
weeks previous to the lst Monday in Juy next
EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioned Of Patents
p S.Editors of the above papers viii please copy and
send their bills to the Patent Office, with paper contain
inc this notice Feb 9--law3w
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PROPOSALS. ron CARRYING THE MAIL.

NEW ROUTES NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTH CAROLINA,
sEosGIA, FLORIDA
Extract from the Of Congress Of 3D. March 1885, section u.s.
And ben further enacted That il shall be the duty OF
the Postmaster General, ia all future lettings OF contracts
for portaton of the mail let the in every
case, the lowest bidder rendering sufficient guarantees
for faithful performance without other reference to he
mode of such than be necessary 10 pro-
vide for the due CELEBRITY, certainty and security oil such
transportation shall contractor hereafter De
vehicles OF contractor for the same route
GJ- Bidders will be careful TO read the forms and nsuc-
tons apprehended this advertisement They re-
queed state their proposals. the mode by which they
intend convey the mail Where the size and weight OF
the mails the speed called the schedules shall
auiTe the will be made for coach, steamboat,
or railroad convey ance, the may be and, conse-
nty such will be let bids proposing such
mode of conveyance In all other the will be
assigned bids proposing the cheapest mode OF transport
tafion,
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NATIONAL INAUGURATION BALL, without d

NATIONAL INAUGURATION BALL, without dis
~ tincton IF pary.-Genlenen who may wish cards
of invitation for their families friends. can obtain them
by application to either of the undersigned
SAMUEL HUMES PORTER,
COL. C. X. GARDNER,
GEORGE ID. WISE,
WIN. c. ZANTZlNGER,
On behalf OF the Committee
Feb, l7-3tawt rich Ndtd
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PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the United States
the l.. day Of July, lS!9 10 the 3ih o! June lso
inclusive in VIRG MA, NORTH CAROLINA. SOUTH
CAROLINA, GEORGIA, and FLORIDA, will be received
at the office of the Post Office Department. in the
civ of Wa shington until IA of the 18th April 1919,
o be decided by the 2ith day April 1897 the routes
and in the manner and time herein specified, viz
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0-Lccturcs for the Bent NJ or the PoorThe first lee.
be delivered this evening at o'clock by the Hon
X. w. THOMPSON, of Indiana. at the Unitarian Church
Subject The labosing classoswhat they and what
they ought to be.'
Feb o.
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Adelphi Theatre

Adelphi Theatre.
Messrs G. + BROWNE and Ii. +. NICHOLS, Prc,petors.
Mr.. J. b. GILBERT. Stage Manager.
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On Tuesday, February 20, will be performed the tragic
play OF the
IRON CHEST.
Sir Edward Mortimer Mr.. Roberts,
Helen Miss. Wilmot.
Wiiford Mr.. Bradshaw.
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To conclude with the farce Of

Private boxes IS cents. dress circle and parqne,te so
cents; ga iery, Is cents
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PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the United States
from the LIST day of July, 1649, to the 30th of June,
1882 inclusive, in NEW JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA,
MARYLAND and OHIO, will be received at the Contract
Office Of the Post Office Department in the city of Wash
ngon until Of the 4th April lS49, Ito be decided by
the Oath of April l849) the and in the
and time herein specified, viz;
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1898 From Raysville at m Friday
BY John Benteys
To Lincolnton, by IL m, 20 miles
And back between l m and
1884, From Pcndeton, s. at a m Wednesday
BY Pullam's Ferry, Kings Bench Bowersvile,
Franklin Springs, and Madison Springs
To Athens, Ga by IL m next day, 65 miles
And back between p IN Thursday and m mex,
day.
Proposals Tor tw cea-week and also for u-weeky ser
i'll be considered, with view reducing die
tinuing service No. 1880, (Athcns, 10y Madison
Springs, to Gainesville
1896. From Athens at m Wednesday
BY Gillsvile
To Clarkesville, by p m next day, 5S miles
And back between 8 m Friday and II m next day.
Proposals for twice week and also for uweek y SER
vice will be considered, with view disseminating
vice No 1884, (Athens, by Bascobel, Harmony
Grove, nc to GAINESVILLE Intermediate points be named
proposals.
1896. From Athens Mt a m, Tuesday
BY Dallas and Providence
To Gainesville, by IN, 10 miles
And back between 8 a m and d m next day.
1897. From Gainesville at ~ m, Friday
To Argo, by p m, IL miles
And back between and III m.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29

SALT FLOUR, sc.
EIFTEEN hundred sacks fine Sail
L TOO sacks Ground Alum Salt
TIA barrels snpe:h1e and hoe Flour
220 bags Rio Coffee
IS tales Coon landing Tor sale by
EDMOND s. DAVENPORT.
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A RESCUE TO THE AFFLICTED !
THE CELEBRATED
JEW DAV ] D. >,
dsr Hehrew Plaster,

A CERTAIN REMEDY for all fixed pains in The
n Side, Chest Loins, Back, bowels, muscles, hheu'
m,tism in all lis varied forms, Nervous Affections,
limos and Liver Complaints, Spinal Affections. Fe-
male Weaknesses, ETC., etc FOR me ABOVE complains
this Plaster has RaU,L. The great celebrity whth
il mas already acquired not only IN the DID, oui III tnr
n.w world-ihe extraordinary cures il has performed
in The most extreme cases OF suffering have acquired
fort .putation that me proprietor has not-nn
iii rrcentiy-been able 70 supply ha,i me demand.
RI sales .hort every city, town and yllaeein
the United States are without parallel
Circumstance not surprs'ne "neh me vas. aMouh'
OF human suffering relieved by IT use IS considera.
In SninaI rfects The benefit usually ~ OF Inc most de
.idsd rnaracfer In Nervous Complaints, nineteen
cases out of twenty readily yeid 70 .he s
mula combined IN this valuable preparation
n Rhsnwa,isu eitasracu,= chronic The claims OF
the Hebrew Plaster nave long SINCE neeh hnivrrsa'y
ackRow lodged. Those who are 'an"''h. nhdei NeiA
hacks no matter from what Cause ihe weakness may
have ACKNOWLEDGMENT II such persons nave been mis-
guided IN previous appcaions-in lne use oi me ne
brew Plaster they Will ma tns aues'eu pa' suuue"'s
AZ .uoporter in cases Of constitutional weakness u
will he found of great advantage " y particularly re-
commended to Females who are IRON
weakness, or general debility. an shor, smofaces
all the virtues which the most scienthc mnd was ca
oable of compoundine from vausoe substances iouhu
in the old world and Will be i"uhu en'ey ue.
those objections which are source OF complaint Win
the numerous spread plasters now before the puolc.
ocr These plasters possess Inc adsanage o. penn
putup in air tight boIes-hehee '"e' ~ ~
virtues IN all climates -.
pEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs AND BASE I'M
TATIONS.
None reauine without the engraving OF Jen Ddrid on
the wrapper around each box rice ~ ih
Each bot contains sueisntto spread s1 OF esnl pas
Said Wholesale and Retail by sCoviL & MEAD,
No 49, Charters Street. New orleans 9eheIs aeeh''
for the South and West. Sold also oy
GAYNoR WOOD, Richmond
THos. n. RossER. Petersburg.
N. A. SANTOS, NeroIt =,
IW.ke.H TInBERLAKE ,chariostssVii'
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HuguenOt springs.

This PLEASANT RETREAT IS again
i open 10 visiters. The two sessions already
IL. having efficiently introduced II 20 the notice
i he public, any elaborate description would &c
>uperfluous. Situated in region long noted Tor
lis ssubriry, and possessing all those natural ad.
santases ard artificial Improvements which rem.
der a watering place the abode OF health and
psosuic, i is commended to public favrr BY no
ordinary claims. The waters are OF TWO kinds,
CHALYBEATE and SULPHUR; and their
healing efficacy has bean fully tested in many
Eases OF obstinate and ptoracled sickness. To
lae constitutions OF children, and invaiics whose
sysiems have been debii,ated BY lingering in
disposition, their properties appear especially
sisp,-d; and many whose personal experience
aua hes hem 10 judge, are oil opinion that these
S,rngs are admirably suited 10 invalids from
,nc i.te-wa,er sections OF Virginia, whose health
Tie stronger waters and haIsher climate OF The
mountain regions ollen Iail 10 brDent.
The same competent and obliging managers,
male and female, with suitable assistants ana
servants, hat were employed The last season, have
been retained the present; while the subscriber,
who resides al the Springs, will continue 10 give
he establishment. his general supervision. Every
attention viii be paid 10 visiters, and no pains
spared 10 sustain the high character these Springs
have already won. The Bowling Alley, the
Ball Room with lis fine musical band, and other
sources ol interest and pleasure, will contribute
10 The general amusement, as heretofore.
The Hueuenol Springs are In Poa ha.an coun-
y, on The River Road, about l. miles above
Richmond. They ale accessible by a ioe Of
coaches connecting with the packet boat John
Marshall-which is started expressly 10 accom-
Il. date The travel 10 The springs.
The boat leaves he upper end OF the Basin in
Richmond al hali.pas o'clock, A. NJ, every
lay in the week. except Saturday, and returns al
O'clock, P. M On Saturday il leaves al 5 O..
Geek, P NJ. and returns TO Richmond on Mon
cay 10 early breakfast.
Terms $50 The session, 80 a month, 10 a week.
50 day. Children and servants halt price,
Horses SO cents day. R. w. ROYSTER.
June 23-n
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SOLE AGENCY OF WoRCEsTER'S
PIANOS.


From the New York Sunday Courier, May u, le49
WE visited the neat and we'll regulated establish
w meut of Mr.. Worcester, 1877 Third Avenue, ana
tried several of his fine Instruments OF which he has
large and well assorted took. Mr. Worcester has been
long and favorably to the public and every IN
strumsDt he makes be relied upon, for being inde
fa,iyabe in his business he personally superVses ana
finishes every one ~ them This car. FULLY accounts
for the admirable equality To be found through the
whole range Of his scale-an equality which displays
Itself i'm the perfect graduation Of power from the lowest
note 10 the highest The quality Of tone which ne pro
duces is deiicously round and pure Wecin cordiaiy
recommend Mr. Worcester's instruments for We have
kn,wa and approved the make for many wears
From the N. Y. Evening Post. May ;, l-19
WoKCESTER'S PIANO FORTE FACTORING
take pleasure calling the attention OF our readers 70
Mr.. Worcester's Pianos. He has been long known 10
Inc musical public as successful manufacturer "i these
Instruments and celebrated performers have spoken Of
them in terms of strong commentator The insun.
ments are made under his own superintendent ana
care and he gives his personal attention TO the resnia
on Of the touch and Tone which are The points that
deserve most notice. and that render them such ne IN
struments.
am constantly supplied with full and complete as
sortment OF Worcesters choice instruments, TO winch
beg 10 invite the attention Of purchasers who desire gu
pe'' instruments . ' A. MORRIS,
June 8 Bookseller and Dealer in Piano forieS'