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WANTED daily, at the Baltimore, Philadelphia,
w New York. Boston, and New Orleans General AgeL-
cy and Commission Office Young Men in wholesale and
retail Stores and other respectable business book
keepers statesmen, porter keepers, walters arme
coachmen, agents. book and map agents. collectors,
in all branches of business, &c We have at all
times large number OF good situations hand, which
pay from $500 TO $1,000 per annun Those in want OF sit
uations OF any kind would do well to give us call, as
have agents each of the above Cities which will enable
place every applicant in suitable situation at the
shortest notice. We have large acquaintance in all the
entire satisfaction all who may favor with CALL
TAYLOR ~ TAYMAN, No. So second street,
between South and Gay.
N. B. Persons living in any part of the United States
and wishing obtain situation in Baltimore, either of
the above Cities will have their Immediately
ed by addressing line (post-paid,) by doing
they will ourta both trouble and expense which they
erwise would incur by coming the city and seeking
pIoym for themselves. Address,
TAYLOR TAYMAN,
No. 80 Second street,,
May 24-df Baltimore Md.
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VhMLoAbLE TRACT OF LAND AT AUCrION.-On
ondsy, the 4th day of June shall SELL on the prem
nil 0 CLOCK, p m, handsome tract Of land lying a
aa;onin W1shlngon, the Rock Greek Church road
MED hw e district line, II being part Of farm occu
ovon W proper.yts well watered and suffice nj
chocs ,i, oon, ana has fine young peach orchard of
su.cepbs Of ,ns growth of garden vegetables
dwelling house, with other convenences Terms At sale
May as-~ Aue,ions,,
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DAFFLE pOsTPONED.-Tbe rattle 70

IL AsFLE POSTPONED-The rattle for Watches and
Fancy Articles advertised to take place at polio Hall
on me ism Instant nnavoidaby postponed until the I'd
OF June next at O'Clock, the place. Those who
no. paid Tor their chances requested to do
He WA. nme to entte them to such prizes may be
drawn TO their numbers few more chances remain IN
so'a rease call and examine tho articles drawn at
streets WII LA v1,-,s,
May 22-STTh I'd June
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PRESIDENT OF WILLIAM AND MARY.-The Episcopal
State Convention assembled at Charlottesville Wed
nesday last. AmoRg their important business, the
approval Of the appointment of Bishop Johns the
President Of William and Mary College. After long
and Interesting discussion, the convention, by vote OF
about two to approved of the propositions provided
the bishop and assistant bishop further conference
with the Board Of vsiisrs think the cause of religion
and literature will be promote &C. That conference
TO take place on the i2h June, and il is yet quite doubt
Jul whether William aad Mary will the valuable
seINiSee u ,lshof 9hls. -isietNehR Enansftf
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r ARGE and Splendid Assortment OF Chin. and

I AHGE and Splendid Assortment China and
Hail. Seventh street, has just received by ship Chesa-
Pcakc from Liverpool and other places IJO packages
china and glass ware, which will be Sold Wholesale and
RETAIL at such rates as will give satisfaction The assert
men comprises almost every article found china and
glass store Housckeepers and persons wishing TO pur-
chase to sell again invited call and examine for
themselves. "
N b. have large assortment of toilet ware son,e of
"h'ch sVery splendid May l9-eo8w
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LIMITS Public Architectural BY Robt Dale Owen.
IL Containing, among other illustrations views and plans
OF the Smithsonian Institution, with appendix
relative to building materials second supply, just
ceved TAYLOR IL MAURf'S
May Is Bookstore, near 9Th street
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CARD.-The subscriber hereby gives notice such
"A persons have taken chances in his splendid rattle
that all the articles will be disposed OF Wednesday, June
g. at Apollo Hall. The rattle viii commence at O'Clock
q. IN. Among the articles are
Three splendid new pianos
Guitars, musical boxes, and old v,ons
Several articles OF rich diamond jewelry
New cabinet furniture
Superb cut glass
Fine table cutlery, pictures, &c.
Amounting, in ALL to one hundred prizes or upwards.
There four blanks prize.
A few chances remain unsod, at So each Ladies and
gentlemen who may wish to purchase tickets
fully invited call my residence, 18th street, three
doors from street. sde and examine the articles
which they will find well worthy their attention.
N. b. There will be postponement on account of the
weather. G. o. MOENSrER.
May l3-eoJune6
GOLD Pens, In great variety, the best that BIZ
VI procured. Also, the cheaper kinds, for sale by
FRANCK TAYLOR.
From, Mr. Bestor, Cashier Patriotic Bunk.
DEAR SIR: In answer your inquiry, beg say that
the large gold pen OF Bagleys make with which you
piled me- not only equal to any have written WITH
but that regard the best pen lot any abric that
Mr.. FRANcK TAYLOR
From Mr.. d. W. Middleton, Clerks Occ Supreme Court
of the United Sfdfes:
DEAR SIR: am using of Bageys large gold pens,
purchased from you, and which have had in
for the last months gives pleasure to say that
consider it superior to any other pen ever used
Mr. FRANcK TAYLOR.
May "a
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(Fr,C6s pOn RENr.-Office, Nos. and g. in the
Mays ""
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POTOMAC PAVILION,
= p;nru Paint Jor,,Iond

Lt Uty OUtt, 1N"' yH"u'
THE above place will be open for the accommodation OF
vsiters the lst of June This delightful watering
place the mouth OF the Potomac rve and in full view
OF the Chesapeake Bay and regular breeze,
beautiful shadetrees and the great safety Of surtbathng
(here being under currently combine make this one
of the most pleasant and healthy be found is
situated on the beach, but few yards from the water with
every convenience for bathing free of CHARGE where will
be found obliging and competent attendants.
The table will be supplied with all the uxuries of the
season, both from the markets and the water.
An excellent band of music is engaged for the
and variety OF furnished for guests free OF
charge.
TERMS OF BOARD
Per day ST. so
Per week 90
Per month 30 Oh
The proPrietors are now ready to make arrangements
with families for the season.
The steamer Oceoa, Capt James MITCHELL leaves Wash
ington every Thursday at o'clock m, and SUNDAYS at
O'Clock for the Pavilion returning leaves the Pavilion
on Saturdays at for Washington and Sundays at
p. m for Baltimore.
The steamer Columbia leaves Baltimore on SATURDAYS at
p arriving at the Point at on Sundays re-
turning, leaves Washington every Wednesday for Balti-
more at a arriving at the Point evening at
p. m.
Due notice will be given Of the other boats when they are
placed on the route. HARDWOOD 81 KELLER
may A-3awtlJuy Proprieors.
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NOTICE..
ColC. ..l.aproved Repe.tlnx Pi.,ol. .

ENApECTING to be absent in Europe for some months
~ al inquiries In relation said may be addressed
70 j. hnox w aiker, Washington. who powe
attorney and general and receive orders
for the delivery OF said pistols sAMIIEi col n
May l6--d3n - ~
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"The savage attacks of the Union upon Gen Taylor and
y generally and we may expect 10 hear universal sent
men OF condemnation. all moderate and reasonable dem
and oly The Baltimore Patriot remarks a. follows on
the conduct Of the Union "-Pittsbvg Gazette.
OF course, the Baltimore Patriot (whig) will chatter
its abuse; but who cares Our Savage attacks" it ap
pears. are rousing up the whig press. Well, can
tell them that it is high time that the sentnels should
wake up at once, it will be too late to make any
show OF resistance The citadel is already the point
of surrsndering. We, too, "expec to hear universal
sentiment of condemnation" from the wing press. And
who cares for that 2 1t is only evidence of the
strength of the attack As the old maxim states "You
tell the wounded pigeon by it's uttering We
pect there very few democrats very moderate
their views to protest against the attacks upon an
administration which elevated to power by means
o. violated pledges and pro itself unable to
duct the affairs Of the government AS an intelligent
and moderate wing told the other day. "the peo
pie ced General Taylor President Of the United States
and they will never permit him TO substitute Secretaries
to administer the government for him, when they
elected by the people. responsible to them"
OF course have fear OF any from the anti
Taylor democrats and to the Taylor democrats they
are fast deserving him. as Mr. Lppard shows in is letter
which will be found in columns this morning.
Let not the wing press attempt to deceive the cabinet
If attacks severe is because the facts adduce
are strong and irresistible Their very severity consists
in their truth But this under to say-that
wehave not yet met with single democrat so very
moderate" in his party attachments to be disguised
by such exhibitions of the truth. All private CORE
spondence is Of the most cheering character letter
which received from good democrat in the West,
by yesterdays mail, furnishes the following specimen
Enclosed you will receive ten dollars which be pleased
to place to my credit for your most independent and we'll
conducted Union. The times require more presses
and like you and yours. 1t is high time that the
dem ocracy woke up
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The Norfolk Argus OF Wednesday has the followi ne

The Norfolk Argus OF Wednesday has the followi ng
paragraph:
The spoils portion Of the wing party Of Norfolk held
meeting few nights since which, understand,
characterized by all of Inses and proposals.
We do know what the precise character of tire
protests and resolves that adopted but do know
that their patriotic deliberations resulted in the appoint
men of delegation visit Washington, for the purpose
Of unfolding the ministers of the Executive a sad
budget of the of the grievances Of that much
eced party in this city. We plain admit that the
party hero require application Of the cohesive
principle" in order keep them together, and we
commend tho honorable delegation, in Washington,
the favorable and patient consideration OF the no par
ty" administration If General Taylor has enemies
punish advise him make them without delay, ~ons
uosns for he mistaken when he said that he had
friends to reward. He has hosts Of them-ther is
egon-they 'ns'sf upon their friendship, and they like
wise insisf upon their reward
The first fruit of this deputaon. presume, is the
annuncation of the following appointment yesterdays
National Intelligencer
William Garnet. collector of Norfolk Virginia. vice
Conway White, removed"
MI. white is a democrat-Mr Garnet, whig
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Pennsylvana would certainly be lost to Taylor and the
country At that time, with thousands of democrats be-
lieved that your election the candidate oil the people
would sub,erve tho best of the country And what
was your reply this letter. which appealed to the best
feelings your On the 9th OF August received
your answer, which annex;
Private BATON ROUGE, (La,) July "a, ls4s
DEAR SIR Your letter of the 5ih inst. asking Of me-
line or two IN regard to my position as candidate ior M
presidency, has been duly received.
In reply, have to say THAT | AM NOT PARTY cAE
DrpArE, and If elected, shall not THE President OF
PARTY, But THE President THE WHOLE PEOPLE.
am dear SIR with high respect and regard y9Irn NOS
obedent servant, H. TAfLOh
GEORGE LIppARD, esq. Philadelphia, Pa.
This. you well remember wa, after you had accepted the
wing nomination, in letter which said nothing at all about
w hi6 principles.
The publication of your letter OF July "a created great
excitement amoag the people and the politicians
Wing papers in New York denounced it "locofoco
forgery. The North American, in Philadelphia (once tn'
organ OF Henry Clay, and the northern OF inc
Secretary Of State, seized upon the word PRIVATE snd
in weary columns assailed the person whom tho letter
addressed. the be.ayer OF your confidence o'he
journals, however, which circulated among the masses
hailed this letter with unqualified approval, and placed
the head of their columns he great creed and wac"
word of tho Taylor party"
must frankly tell you, that had you made the deca
ration embraced this letter. for one could not have a.
vocated your election, nor given you my vote. Certain
H. that without this declaration (soon followed by your
Charleston letter. you could have gained the vote Of
Pennsylvania famous for her old democratic majority OIL
90 twenty-five thousand"
What the result of this letter. and of the excitement
Immediately consequent upon its publication The wh't
party in Pennsylvania forthwith dropped the very name
whig They stored il away-perchance under the sepul
chrc Of Girards squandored bequcs maybe under th'
ruins of broken bank-bu you well know, and every
reader Of the papers knows, that in the late campaign tho
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WIG NOMINATIONS

" -er0ad Ward-RATiFICaTl MEETING
An sfihn.iasic meeting Of ~. D-rrerstr n hi. 81,
ors o. lhe ara asssmb - ~ th- s-coad W.ra H0 on
Saturday evening, Nov J. s+a. A e.f hour N. az.
u ne thaif I'D dii@oa Cato, aod D.Ti Doe 80 Il.
81 Secretaries
Toe tinnan on tsEi1g he c14f, ad:fssea ~ meet
ing ofisty ana . queuiy
The CasiIns1 q the Chsrsr Convsnuou s1bntle3
heH frptt -na iae following correspondence. which
we're rtSr 10 with grr2t rntyss.u Tee ucs prer-ni
"a - IT, Report o-rs adopted BY zccl.n4aon, ana az
expr-ssc1 cetsrr major 10 srci
F'0r di6e-v EDWIN NTPCgR
Fp- Aisft1"f 4.dSrnas--JoHS l. LEFFEaT.
fent Fi-Jenn Brown, John ~ s.vre
90 CoEst7@>s-Ersrsd - neser AiOrzo D-yo.
o.. Ia;pe1t1-i 7 E>c'soa-Jsrvis Cntce ard Eprrsin
n h1dsOu' st D.rici Gideon Ch'toz and James Dane.
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- Iaspseilr-Herry Collins
80 Y lsfee- apui.s WnitaeV
Adopted " lie Charter Convention. OFT ST. lsss.
AJGs r. CAMMEYER. Chsrrsss.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

P0ET OFFICE, NO7. ), I34s
rs. l,gis.h taiis Cbspge Of II our.-lo con.
se1snr. OF The change IN he hour Of departure ~ ne
stern Mail boats, the Mails for the nh'h sesrnsr,
hen rent " Boston Will cloIe Al hs once CcHl '1l-r
notice ASP ~ Sp-csl police 10 again given, maj eI'
,.fs f,r sby pet Of Tho CDntnsn dropped a. hs Once
n. WIN BRADY. POslmsser
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DIR GOODS.
SALE OF

LARGE SALE OF
4 OSG AND SOU ARE BROChE ant CAshme
- shsxI vol, ssis iolg knc 'G1.re S-ssis French
usr,no-. Pa,sm-ts-. Cs,bms.-., kc. At BAsHERs
ce-brsted Dry 0o9-s e'abisnu -ai sol G'snd''i VII
- ared this day Que Of .hs chespss. stocks Of shawl
ever exhibited IL ltis c..y.
JOE. rec.iyei s-yersi invoices Cs,ao-fe !oaE and
scrsre shaxs Caane L.ine, ssy' es. before
exhibited.
Loo plaid VOC org snd sq1sfe slswis. hsn ard dsk
co .or. fiom sitos0 L.de. n sssfch - shaw FOR
comfort and beauty will md .ncless
go d, French Aeloes, Thbss Cioihs P.rsms.ls- SD
Louese Cohs Vi every eVo: ant quality, At less ihsn
nsrse, prices
Also so 70 psiD sslred and ,lrped csmeson Pou d.
sic SHEA. q per rent reduction.
Black Gro d Rhias from ~ 80 nebes vide. from So
10 %, per yard
Bushes. conducted VI he .inc,-,, punepiss u hon
s,y ard Integrity. los li BARkER, 7oi Gr.nds'.
I'IUAK- ClOAK--Wbol-s.e and Rstsil yasy-
ine 10 Pne-' fraul 70 - eseh eon.so. % .A.lr
.iyes Th- lsdi-s in genera are requested 10 call
az We guarantees arT $50 ss's'la s.s,ro.
rs ixis' corner Of East sro4f~Av.
AIRY GOoDs-sor sale a. great b-ry-i's, 6isnEs'.,
OFlsnr.s N-rnO, Cashmere. A lze-s, Colhs- Css-i
-re', sasins. =: Csf,-a DadA'h va e. go. -.
acss 1t1n-s, he BY "M hAIhENs,
IS go. '"Ca'hs'lnS'
DITR AND ORAsGE AND Blue AND WHITE
DPkiNTs-H.rop, a.esiaa"' C'ta-; n sssss N7
r5H Is Ereb.ngs 2l.ce,
DLEAIHED AND BROWN hI,LI>s.-t
ID, I'D a.. Ofysrieu' irAnas ~ a. - .t..-
TJgINTED CLOAKiNs;--S-w az .-s fJr sale
f1sHl c . HARRIS. a Enehasse-p see
NttDIOCK VALE PRIST--ror rs@hy
VI Ir8 c. = HARRIS, n EK-hsny- 2 ,re
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AUCTION SALES.

N MERwiN, Aacu, nees.
10y BANGS, rLArT d 90. -tess ~ sLoss
Dwsy. PGuSulN attention given 10 80 SH'S'
llhrsriss Cssh sivances made when --T>'7s
THURSDAY EVENING, w.
MgptcaL LisaAav Tho valuable p-sts-t nssxy "
Or r Russell U =. Army, deceased -.
b A Chiffon, AnctiosSs..
VALUABLE BUILDING. LSYf ~ TIN
SIxrEENTH AND TWELFTH WAee$ W rbs
CITY or NETWORK COLE aiST6a oil &C.
q WEDNESDAY, Mo- 7, iAsS. 81 - s'eloe..
Il the Merchants Exchange, The foLovs5E sS1bsns o's
veil wo'1y the sstsnoo Of buyers o 49, ~ ~~ss m-1'
% i'm mediate
Tnirty seconssi lols-loy order Of $50 dsA'di.n)
tote the south eide Of he suest, N~~A - NisIo
aud Tenth ave
Also, at the came tin
Thirty our,hs ots nots northwest corner of Tblfty
fourth o. ard TenlhC.
,yfour,s 9 The north side. between Ninth
and Tsnth
Tbirty.seyenh-ss a lots The south side, between
Roadway and seventhav
fofi-.hG u lots tho norlhery ses, between Eighth
Forty second ct los on the north side nule wee, Of
Eleventh az.
so,,ytsird" -. IOs The south side. between Tenth
sud Eleventh
seventh lots the side, between Forty trst
and Forty second sts
Eshlh-sv-4 los the ess.srly side. between sisty
second and Sixty third ste
Eev-nthsy-l lot tho wssl side. hrss lot north Of
Forty nth.st.
Map. are now ready a. tho once Of ,hs Aoeusnesn.,
Wais
T.sms-A large portion OF the purchase money may
m,iD bond and moriss ali The shove lots soIoos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-05
BOOK TRADE.
nANLErr,s MAGNIFICENT

RcHlrFCYuRAL WORK pov complete. .ols
Aroys eaaro pound, 81, o. = Noe - es pr No
TAs - ors 10 20 well ano~n 70 need eou'meoaAloo a.
prr.-ul We have RON for but Q few exrscs ron me
press- - -.
.5.p~s The vsstsss u eNe- ssi 81 eenus.e
vcra % ses eSs-re - =
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.zorf "a. tss. -.-s AsT. s--a 30 s- "a
% rNsztsy 80 s~asss tAs - -
EsiuFpf tts tNA.tsstsr, tssts q or f~oge 49,
w. rslstea II .ssl trs-tass 0sst tes A. -
sao4t 81 It's sS- sestee' Of "
,srss 40 soor r-~r-s |s,sst ten = se-
80. Of 'se-s 5t'r-',es = sek5s gst Les t1-s "-s
re ANAa-St stassN AZ th-s - 49,
ss:.s 49,. shssasr ~ or.a.ss es1pc---
frv-sas srsrsss
DEWITT 4 DAVENPORT,
D. rresn- sai1dpxs, Nssssa-st
rTHk NEW YORK JOURNAL OF MEDICINE
j spa The Csllstefal Scieuccs.
JUST PUBLISHED
sol Ill No 5 k~ NovemA~r, SIS
CONTENTS
Ar {. Ampurs.ous " conpoosd Frssisres. ey Johs
q stone n 50 srcu 70 The Bellevue Hospitsl
Al Esssy 90 fauoF Of IRE Utsrss by W Rober-.
Ap.rC ? and o Of Y; s~eretsry % \. rsieSi,-
gc. society. . .
Ar, 5 cIu.ct, ftosa Reports Of n fefk rsssosos,c>
Society
Al % CalorOforu liz R.rSuruOS. sy p Ayes.
Ar I0s.nusaOe AMI it, conssSasase'' oy ). r
Stakeholder Nd
Par II eoetaps Revie~ Of ssts diseases - lnfsrfY
sev-r.i Biographical Noaees Ps'i III ssd " tofeigu
sod Am-siesn hedes a-try,p<St ard Gdu,rsl so'nps.
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