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VANDERBILT.

We are rejoiced to hear, that Vanderlyn
intends to take up his residence permanently
IN Washington, and that he designs erecting
building for the display Of panoramic paint
ings, If he can obtain the consent Of the cit
liens to aid him in this enterprise We
think his proposition will meet with univer-
sal favor, the moment he makes it known in
detail, for the citizens Of Washington are
not indifferent to the progress Of the fine arts.
The author of the Landing Of Columbus, in
the rotunda of the Capitol, we do not believe
will have to ask twice for assistance il his
commendable design Of erecting a temple for
the residence Of painting. We consider the
Landing Of Columbus to be the CHEZ
d'@urre Of the age, and we owe it to the
author, to make the remainder of his DAYS
pleasant, aud comfortable, and happy, by a
prompt response to his propositions to make
our city the abode Of his mighty genius. -
We hope soon to see him in the field with
his plans reduced to practical details.
Al large meeting Of the citizens of Cam
andaigaa, held at the Baptist Church on
Thursday evening, Feb. LIST, for the purpose
Of listening to Mr.. WATSON G.. HAYNES,
an American seamen, upon the subject Of
two great evils now existing among our sea-
men, namely, the practice Of dogging, and
the use OF ardent spirits, Gen. JOHN A.
GRANGER was appointed president Of the
meeting, JARED WILSON and LoRINo It's
DALE, esqs., vice presidents, and N. T.
CLARK, secretary.
Thus organized, the President stated briefly the
object Of the meeting, after which Mr.. Haynes pro-
ceeded to address Mt length upon the character and
condition OF American seamen, and the evil conse-
quences resulting to them from the use o.. the lash,
and of Intoxicating liquors. which two evils he is
siduously laboring to have abolished
After Mr.. Haynes had concluded his address, and
after some remarks from other gentlemen present,
the following resolutions were unanimously adopted
by the meeting
Resolved That tho use Of Intoxicating drinks In
the Navy asa beverage, is not only unnecessary but
Injurious, well to the discipline on board our yes.
sells as TO the health and morals of our seanen.
Resolved, That Our Representative in Congress be
requested TO use his influence TO procure the passage
Of law by Congress abolishng the use of intoxcn-
ting liquors beverage board the vessels of the
United States.
Resolved, That our Representative in Congress be
requested TO his influence procure the passage
OF law by Congress abolshng the practice Of fog.
gng in the Navy.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this meeting
together with the resolutions be signed by the Off
GERS thereof and forwarded 10 Mr.. Haynes nj Wash
inston and that copy of the same be forwarded TO
Mr. Rose oir Representative in Congress and also
be published in the papers Of the village
Whereupon the meeting adjourned.
JOHN A. GRANGER, President.
Losiso TTl ,1pSlr vlce President
n T. CLARK Secratary
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RAs AVIAN yesterday we observed horse run
ming up the avenues at the top of his speed having
part OF harness att ,ch ID 10 him. Where he came
from or where he went to we could not learn. As
usual in such cases the boys and all The dogs were
after him,
The poor animal was nearly frightened TO death,
and was rs wet with perspiration if he had been
In the canal The noise Of the boys and the barking
of the dogs course did not tend to lessen his speed
in the least
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To B. Hammatt Norton. Esq. President of III
Rough and Ready Association Boston

I
The New York Tribune thinks well Of Mr. Pres.
| TONS California Bill
Since Dec. 7, le46, one hundred and thirty sever
vessels have sailed for California with 09s emierants
on board
Glass milk pans are coming into vogue in England
They pretend that Capt Kldds treasures have
been found al last, but where Il IL not said.
Congress il called upon by the press every where
forhe yeas and nays upon the proposition to abolish
hogging in The Navy
The Legislature Of Illinois has refused the tight.o
way for the Cincinnati and ST Louis Rail Road
II is estimated, that 10000 applications for posi-
Offices are ready for the new Postmaster General,
Sales Of Catoctn Valley lands in Maryland, have
been recently made at $50 an acre.
Our Minister TO Mexico arrived al Vera Crux on
the 24lh Of January, and with his family proceeded
At once TO the Capital,
Willard. who was in % battles In Mexico, has re-
turned to st Mays County, Md, where he resides.
The is about TO seize up and shut up the broken
swndline banks Of Ohio.
Rosters Paintings are in Baltimore.
Sullivan claims TO have whipped Tom Hyer and
forbids the payment over Of the stakes.
The Brush steam ship Forth has been wrecked
on the Alacranes rocks, near Vera Cruz-no lives
lost.
General Gaines staff consist Of Col Bragg Major
Eaton and Captain r. Calhoun.
The Fairfax Tract In Fairfax County Virginia.
consisting Of 200 acres has been bought by northern
capitalists for sle an acre.
The Ohio Legislature has repealed the registry law
and refused TO cali convention for making new
constitution for the State
Tom Hyer, the pngilist. has been delivered up TO
the authorities of Maryland Sullivan, they are In
hot haste after.
Mona. Gnndval Of Louisville offered Gen. TAYLOR
the compliment Of ball.
There has been great presentation Of swords 10
officers Of the New Jeracy volunteers who served In
The Mexican war
MI Willie P. Mangum, it,, Of Hilluboro N c n
young gentleman Of liberal attainment sin the classics
has been appointed tutor in Wake Forest College
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Tho Philadelphia Buffers Washington Cores.
pondent thinks, that the Presidents justification Of
his course In relation 10 the Protocol is complete.
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o.. We are indebted to Adams s. Co Is
Express for late northern papers in advance
Of the mail.
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State convention, for the nomination OF a can.
ddsto for Canal Commissioner, will be held al Har.
ris, Pa, on Thursday tho 10th Of August next
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Gitn Jntelliaenle.

WATCH RETuRNs.-Feb l2th-Amon AZ Lang,
don, (white) came in for lodgings and took leave in
the morning.
Cdrneiius Sarge, (while) having no shelter or
home TO go to, TO The watch house, stayed ill
morning when he took his departure.
Spencer r. DasheHs (negro) was found by the
watch in the street. where lie was raising grenl
dust; appears that Joe Sykes gentlemen Of color
and Spencer had been to church together. When
the services were OYER Joe got the start of Spencer
and went home with his libiy Rose. AT this, Spen.
Ger worked himself into terrible fever, and was
swearing eternal vengeance all black nggds, when
the Waterman captured him and carried him 10 the
watch house TO cool, In the morning he paid costs
and gave security for his good behavior.
Peter Johnson tblack) was making a great uproar
in the street late hour Pete had been indulgng
rather freely in The dirty crter which had somewhat
confused his ideas He was invited the wachhouse
where he composed himself, and in The morning
paid costs and gave security not TO be caught in such
a scrape again.
Peter Ia professor of circular motion. Now II
50 happened that Peter imagined the t.arerse be
one vast machine the motive power Of which was
placed In Washington city, and that he was stationed
at the wheel busly engaged In driving the machine
from centre to centre, turning of copies of The uni
verse and scattering them the four winds Of heaven
"Whnt are you making all this noise about, ask
ed the Waterman,
:" amt maken no nose--dont YOU see the press
In motion-stand out of the way--take care you will
get your fingers cut off, Whew how hard she runs
must oil her ribs at the same time pulling ont q
flask and applying il to his mouth.
"Look here, darkey, if you don't give some ac-
count of yourself in less than minute I'll press you
into the watch house and then, wen what sort
of an impression you win make upon the captain
"What-stop The prcss-can't do that no how
cause'----
Where's your pass"
~ amt got no pass-l heard Of only one, md
Santa Ana's got that"
"There's one more left, darkey, and that's pass
to the watch house--take him along boys while go
and see what's the matter down yonder?
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The barque Laura, with $50 negroes In board bound
for Liberia was 81 the mouth Of the Mississippi az
the ia,t sdyicss the cholera having broken out and
carried off l6.
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GEORGE & HAMMOND,
NEW Valuable LAW HOOK

NEW VALUABLE LAW BOOK.
THE BLACK CODE OF THE DISTRICT OF CoLUM.
BIA being complete digested Code OF all the Laws at
large municipal relating 20 the coored papula
lion whether slave 10 force in the District Of cou
bia and within the limits OF the Corporations Of Washing,
ION and Georgetown The LIST Of November 1913; the
whole arranged according the subjects Of the laws them
erIyes by Worbinalon q s5nethen, Counsellor at-Iaw
just published in pamphlet price 90 cents For sale by
ian - III r. TAYLOR.
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upon thesaTe principle q whict8khas dis
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Ilnct sastainabfe now upon alcalctiatisn Of
INTEREST," Habit andsafectioa . The nsi6
bond. Asgreat sameiicratioH in the cpndi-
ton OF ~ti,eslaye has tsken placf, nmost
[of the States they are q members oil The.
and in all, the essentisis particulars
|of labor, food, and r~aimentyytlssy fsfeaS the
.rsst Of thsisboring cnmmuaifsR Spms mas
bars are eeaelsf hat the isys ssadsuHssgch
cruelty and, what 10 more effectdst than
The law is the abhorence OF public ssnti-
#ment.
But cruelty IS nes con6ned to the black
,~slayesit extends 10 The white apprentices,
70 the oIpbasas that are bound ont, snd TO
The childFenEo f the poor that are 4hiredto
the rich. Mary of these.can, and often do
tsllpissble taller Of stinted food and exces-
sstygwerk-pf mefciifss 5eatings, brutal
i~indignitiess and ~precocious debancheries.
The advance of the public mind has beea
great upon The suhieetsof slavery Let any
one look back to HE conferences Of Utrecht
3in,17l2,swhen England vas ready to cnn-
itiDue the greatest Of her wars for the saks
Iof the asiento-the contract for supplying
Spanish America with sfaves-and see the
condact5of the Virginia Assembly IN E7s
and England herself ingl580, ~denounciue
and Furnishing ttfat tratdc as q crime agains'
God and man. Ithss not advanced Of late,
but retrogated. I speak of these United
States. Witness the two epoci,s OF the or
ldinsnce Of '66, and the admission of Mis-,
sourii6 1890. Intrusive antPolitical med
ding produced this reverse. Such med
ding can do no good TO the object Of ita
fTeal or affected commiseration. AZ does
harm TO- them. II prevents TIE enactment
of some kind laws, and occasions the pas.
sage Of some severe ones. II totally checks
emancipation, and deprivss the slave Of iu'
structioD. az the most merciful vay OF saw.
ling him from the penaltiss Of murder snt
insurrsc.ion, which the reading Of incendi
ary pamphlets might lead him TO incur.
I have been full, I am sfraid tedious
Mr.. President, on the subject Of slavery
Ny apology must be found in the extraordi
nary introduction ofthis topic BY the Sena,
tor from Massachusetts,, Mt: Websterl
/ forsee Mat Ties subject Is soaefo greofP par
in tie future pokfscs Of ihis eoantry. Nat
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The Principal an 81 academy. in his 90.
vertisenent, mentioned bis FsmaieAssistsnl
and the "rsputstion for-teaehing which she
bears" but the printer-csrsless fellow
left Cas the (which. so The advertisement
|wsntforth couslnsnding the lasy's rePdta.
ton for steaehiag she.bearsF '
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and repubcanism. The Frankfort Congress refuses
dissolve, in compliance with the command OF the Ger
nonaIchs, whose nominal representatives there. In
many instances, refuse positively obey their mas
ers' summons TO return to their respective States The
King of Prussia Is endeavoring stop outbreaks against
his counter revolution by cruelty which would grace
the of Russia in Poland hanging, drawing,
quarterng, and shooting down persons showing their
heads in windows, being his favorile mode He 10
mus everywhere temporarily suppressng resurrection;
Dut by the time his troops have, after three days
hghng, plished this task point they
70 learn oy express that the people have risen nearly all
ihe points from which they drawn fight the battle
they may be then blowing The conservative papers
are endeaVoring to create the impression that se-
Gus disagreement among the German masses concerning
these revolutions This be so Tor have not VET
seen the hrst account going that there has any
where been popular demonstration in favor of the Kings
purposes.
The Landwehr Che Prusan army of eserye conn posed
of citizens n years OF who having served once
exempt from military duty, except extraordinary
cases) having been called out have refused almost every
where take up and where they have obeyed tho
summons, has only been their against the
Kings troops Russia is understood be the adviser Of
the of the King Of Prussia and his three allies
perceive nothing in the the impression
that the OF the republican constitution for the
German empire is destined a speedy, though il may
be very bloody triumph. The violence necessary for its
achievement is be deplored But what of that The
reign of despotsm oppression is but ga and
hopeless in which the right always SUFFERS and tho
wrong always uiumphs without receiving wound" IL
the world must be inflicted with other of these
evils will stand by that arising in the defence of the cause
of truth and Justice. W.
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L1Iore generaNN kaonn as LYarrentom Sprlngs,l


WIS OPEN Tor the reception of visitors the first OF
w June Extensive improvements are ~ progress, that
will give aspect to the whole establishment. No
pense will be spared in adding mbellishnaent
the comfort and pleasure OF tbs guests Knowing by ocular
value of the water and its almost miraculous effect
particular cases. u has been regarded good policy to
design, CRAFTY the taste and fancy Or s'esss
well promote their health and pleasure. Situated in
Ridge, ert 70 the vicinity Of The beautiful village OF War
enon, visitors may, ht-seback IN carriages, the
improving road enioy the most Petdrcsqee scenery or
seek exercise IN the tenPn alleys the pistol gasry
the game Of billiards, or the health ul dance The lovers
of rse and flowers will find peculiar has been taken
to win their appfo9& while e iaiow deer and the iawn
the gold and silver fish, the elk and TIE buffalo, may relieve
tedious hour to those who Interested IN lie feye
fW@. In a word, every step has been taken which Ell
banded literally could suggest, add to the comfort and
accommodation ~ visitors. The hurdle aud tourna
the fancy ball, maslteGdsi SId brilliant fire works.
viii lend respective attractions nor sre ,ese prepa
raiions designed for tue gay monde only. To Tie hhy
min OF religion OF every denomination, cordial
grudgns invitation, given spend the summer The
a services 81 the church are respected throughout the
season.
These springs are 30 80 miles, according hs
taken from fredericksburg and ~ 80 from Alexandria
Tr-weeky stages viii rin from both ese points till july
when daily lines Will be established Visitors leaving the
District OF Columbia In the stage or steamer at or
may reach the springs the same day.
These springs are known on the Post Office books as
"Wauenon springs and all letters should be 50 direct
ed OF tsy may be LEFT at Warfenton or sent TO the White
Terms Of board wall be as follows $50 for the whole
two months s35 for one month $40 per week sls for
two weeks 81 Is per day meals lodging so cents
each Servants and children under twelve years old half
price TO charye for children under three years old When
tables provided for children before the
hour their tie ordinary table
be charged fall price Horses 80 cents day Or $40
month
The finest wines and spirits have been procured and
corkage will be charged for private supplies
DANIEL WAkD, Superintendent.
05-The Legislature OF Virginia is assemble these
springs on Monday The Ith Of June snd its interesting
debates will offer extraordinary attractions ell who de
and hear this able body OF Virginia stacsteu.
June 6-iIawEcpu
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(tLERMONr Satellite residence of the late Gen.
~ John Mason in Fairfax county, Va, is offered for sale
by his executors This distant about four miles
from Alexandria, and mile south OF the Little River
Turnpike road leading that prsng about three
hundred and twenty of land The arabic land of
which hundred and sixty level bottom
on Cameron rum a OF high fertility, having been
well drained aud the whole with forty up
land udiciousy cultivated and improved by clover and
plaster with the free of lime and other 1t
is divided into seven 6eds-one large meadow OF
timothy--with fine springs in each. The
gardens, is in young wood The Mansion and its APP
.cripton beautifully situated gentle eminence and
overlooking the OF Alexandria and the low lands OF the
The dwelling house the first floor con ains two
paors, besides large library, and Office with eleven
chambers above stairs and in the buildings appurenant to
it, besides ample Kitchen laundry and keepers
room dairy bath house, smoke-honsc, ample accommc-
daons for servants, and buildings tor NC
the whole in good repair Al convenient distance the
overseers house. house. carriage-opse the houses of
the servants, blacksm shop, kiln built OF brick
for burning lime, with ample barns, sabng, and other
for stock and farm purposes orchards Of choice
fruit ornamental grounds and waikshe whole good
order, and well preserved by its late proprietor.
Immediate possession viii be given except of about
ninety hundred in corn and and OF
that the crops can be removed The premise,
will be shown desirous OF purchasing by Mr. Butler
the For terms apply to Maynader Mason, esq
al Georgetown, d. c., the subscriber, the acting
ecutor, by letter, Mt Winchester, Virginia.
Ap 2t-d&cp6w JAMES NJ. MASON.
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Home Department, and pour the oil OF mercy upon the
canthardes plasters OF Dr. Warren, who. like the west
ern physician, gives his patients Fitz before he at
telgeneer after the greenness has been eradicated
from his shoes, and eat the funeral baked meats with
Sir Joseph, with swelling Joy and catching love-he
let's and its diplomatic editor to Chna-he NAV send
Mr. Clayton and his fat sheep that come upon us occa
sionally like millennium OF wool and cold laow, back
to his farm in little Delaware, to improve together-he
may do many things. and leave undone many things and
at the end OF his probation regain his lost memory re-
cover his shiverng principles and stand forth as he did
before the election, the peoples constitutional President
with no friends to reward and enemies 10 punish all
these may be done, and yet gentlemen of the octave you
will keep pushing him blindly his catastrophe de
stroy his former glory and throw blanket upon the
expiring tapers OF the "HEROIC AGE"