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Wis establishment viii be opened for The reception Of
u yisiten on T l1lS1AN May lth The premises -
have been completely renovated, and the Hotel now
nnsfs Inducements to pefsols IN search 0f heath.
ION or peasie equEi 81 not superior 70 public hgue on
the coast Il occupies csAr position u the psagout
and delightful village 81 BOXi-0i easy nom New
OreaRs The uWRd Ia front Of The house rVeI
aefal iu width and lhnded b. great uumter Of oak,
magnolia and Mulberry tT6es The table viii ys supplied
WITH the INJURIES Of the coast and Of the New Orleans
MARKET Attached 70 the house viii be found Bath Hduey
Stables and Bar R0nm supplied with the best Wines and
Llguofs also good Billiard Tabs.
fes0na Hlsnl8 20 aocuIe ICONS. VIII p ldiIfe1H tfo
tfonsora At Biloxi, and forward their lF
TIE hoXi packets, a. there . but one " 81 nail qT k-
MYla llllH il..e.A2Al E1-
PASS CHHISTLAM HOTEL.
shls tavgte rasol Of lhs citizens Of A0ni!iena, II-
n nppi and qluniug States. Eesopenet Tor the "a
I9espeon q yiais4 @ Saturday, May q; yaneus
Nnisl with yiswci rendering ibis elnaahsnsnt sEIeea-
Pc eAt worthy Ala pa IQnaEe tiisell1 bestowed
The Pass 3 relde el or 81 tie splel Pa Ina ~
low pIassala q eti seanea tes0n James u Day and Cali
oEpia, which ssVa Lshe FqnehhItFl dlg. nd rs Ms
bile and Montezuns tIi-Weshy.
Ataehsd g The Hotel s En- Aeadeay leE gqgns Misses
and Ho{s IN sepaaia departments undarh able manlRe
ment Of HF aclQHn, wei and fdp1rHny known 10 the
tezldents Of New Orleans. Iha Academy viii opan June
Two Phgsioiana Of well known afandur. dwell al Tia
Paa4 r. III. MOMIGOME cry. hlauaEeEs d
All mlabe matter laft al the Offices Of nle5srl. u.
Y B. edes, Bank Place. sud III. Juson Esq, conner Of
Canal ard Camp aiFees viii be iorwardeddaiy mE5 3m
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6ALIFoRNIA HOUSES.
CALIFORNIA HOUSES-PORI E-buih with
~ dispatch. Also. y EGRO QUARTERS, cheap .
and ne8t model to be seen a. the Shop-WlsFe al
kinds Of CARPENTERINGW WORK and JOBBINGlaaZ
Is done. al 81. CHARLES $IiBEEI. year julie.
0rderr from the Country pT6aptiy sttsnded tol
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IIal7TWEI.I3s WAsHINaT0N HOUsE.


III GR7HHER Slract. BstneeH 81 Clarges and fsss.
astetsreetsC door from the corner 0 Cdr04dels M
IN IL. WILSON, Gate Of n Bsmvills sdaaf0 rrsoos.
IA fully lniorus ha friends and the public gsnealiF, -
naI 4ne contnpee IN tlesabova eligible location occu-
pied by her during the last year She has haf hsIl
Hgus thorqughy reflted ard prepared f1 Tire ace0m-
oaog Of eentnea exclnliVey. Grateful foF Dasf p1fon
age she hopes hY dEeut attention % the cou0u aud
Eeuiefee Ct her patrons 70 and iecoiBs
n2lY dEW
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hULEIN BENG HtISPIIAIl,
Situated on tn e 2 ontohartrai ain Railroad.
FTsHE above Hospital for the last fourteen years under the
skiul and attentive IaanagsmeRt' Of the lats Dr. ~
RHODES. for the reception of patients. M
Terms Of .idRissiON--
In the UppeF Wards-One Dollar per day
In Private Wardsff0m Two THEE Dollars per day
Surgical capital 0psfatiOns will be charged extra
Within the large enclosure an INSANE HOSPITAL,
devoted only to the Treatment Of those with insanity
~ a separate and distinct building for Small POX and
other CONTIGUOUS diseases
For further BaIficulay apply to Dr. w. IRVINE at the
HoEpitll. Llr J. Ri ODES. n ROYAL e IL Pm
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sIIMNIER WATERINCi PI.ArE.

~ For Terms Of Board ETC., inquifs 81 the Pisntsn
Hotel, atthe Hotel in CafrolIGn. Capt A.. ANahLL
ap9 tf CHAs. CHANnlRR-
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To the Editors.

GEoRGETowN, June IA, ls49
The notice OF the clique in your paper of last week has
set them in comnoton and made quite tempest in their
teapot SO accustomed to rule all here with iron rod,
1t was thought by them TO try their tactics
tended sphere, but the old gray horse ioundered
None OF those known here the clique, tcere, on
Taylor wings One of them refused to have the flag
hosted on the first being received Cd success, and
they hard Out speak uaderione) against
the acts of the administrations and nothing but the hope
of dspacing faithful public officer and one Of their
tribe he old gray horse) obtaining his place, keeps them
from barking out in full pack
All these men before the election went against turning out
faithful officer for opinions sake they wanted nothing
Now, what do we daily hear and Witness Why, turn
all out-out with them We want office. We wM have
It,,
Let me give you sample of the kind, generous,
good American feeling practsed here. Why, it is
this that Catholic has any right TO be In the corpo.
ration OF the town. They only fit like the Irish I'M
der Queen Victoria, to be taxed without representation
to be hewers of wool and drawers of water to these gen
try, who are living their labor To be democrat, or
Catholic, is with them the unpardosable sin.
No citizen here mention singles dsinterested act
Of these and that the administration may know the
liberal feelings Of their chief, whose pure, sn,erested
patriotism l. such that he is not satisfied with Office,
but WH accept Of tDo, forced upon him. is the object of
this. He is nothing more nor less than demagoguc-he
most selfish man in our community
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To the Editors.
A WING.

GENTLEMEN do not know whether it is of sufficient
importance observe, that the interesting extracts which
you have published are not from the g new German
stitution," but from the bill declaration Of unda
mental rights of the Gerran people," previously adopted
and, in obedience to resolution OF the National Assem-
bly, published with the appreciation of the Administrator
and all the ministers attached, in the Collection Laws
at Frankfort, December IS, lS4s
The erse and common sense language, as well as
sweeping spirit Of the principles here established, will
doubt surprise many believers in the antediluvan dream
mess of the German character. Though in enforcing
their application the Germans will have to surmoun
more difficulties than encountered under system
of confederation before &c more perfect union hat
been formed, still, is a-mporant that these self
evident propositions well understood and dis
tincty proclaimed.
With hereditary arstocracy, all titles (not "tthes'
the types had W abolished, so far as they do no
spring from an Office. o.
JUNr A
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To tho Editors

GENTLEMEN wish to make inquiry, through your
paper, whether our worthy Mayor has forgotten what is
dye to parts Of our city. The tax payers It'll
sfeet have been begging council for the last
years. TO gravel the remaining square between
and Pennsylvania avenue, and last October law was
passed to have it done but to this day have
been taken to do it. If aged and feeble commission
the person who is 10 to the laws of the corpora
ton being enforced, and the responsible duty removed
from the chief magistrate under charter, hope
it will be made public. have made inquiries of our
councmen and aldermen, and they tell me there is plenty
Of means to the credit of ward and if they make
call officially, it will be considered censure on the
mayor and he is too popular to have such inquiries
made about his official acts
TAXPAYER ON 18th STREET.
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-uTORN CORRESPONDENTS.


Health Of the June - ad at the
~ ~ ~ - Yuk-IhS
The that in circulation in the country
that the cholera has made its appearance in Baltimore
altogether nnfounded. The report of tho Board of Health
the week shows that there deaths less than
during the OF year, whilst the character of
the diseases also show that fatal from
bowel complaint than during the period last year.
most heart ending accident occurred in the city last
evening" resulting in the death OF fine little boy, five years
of age OF Mr.. Edward Lanabee, by the ball u
pistol in the hands of Mr. j. X JONES' of ST. Marys county,
who in the act of packing his preparatory to
starting for California, when the weapon off He
suffered about twelve hours, and died ut O'Clock this
morning. the bullet having passed entirely through his
body.
The physciansa the Almshouse have come to the con-
cuson that the disease prevailing among the blacks there
is nothing less than aggravated type ofyphoid
fever. resulting from the wretched and filthy condition in
which they had been living previous their removal from
the city.
The trial of John Drum for mansaughter
this morning before the city court and will probably be
brough, to close tomorrow.
The cholera is the increase again in New York.
There Al and IA deaths yesterdaymakng
in all, up this me since the commencement of the dis
ease in that city, 2S deaths out of about $50
The MARKErs-In the Baltimore market, this morning,
-four little active, and sales made, pro-
the receipt OF the foreign OF $50 barrels
Howard street 81 62Aa fresh ground. Sales of $50
barrels City Mills 81 87A, and of 400 Susquehanna
81 rs. Sales of $50 bbs City Mills meal at 81 S7A !;
l25 bbs prime Pennsylvania at 81 IS and $50 bbls
try ~ 62A Sales of several cargoes wheat ITO Ill
cts for prime white and 100 ITO cS for prime red
inferior brought lob lO6cts. Sales yellow 81 50
ctsthe latter for prime Pennsylvania, and 53 81 for
white. Sales Penns yvana rye 81 Sales 500 hams
~ and 1890 lbs. do at 81 49, 900 lbs sides
81 ts 10000 lbs shoulders 81 81 cts No sales
barreIed meats Sales lard at in bbs and "a in
kegs.
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BALTimoRE June Ia, ls4a.
In my former letter Informed you that the democracy
of the Monumental City manifested the best feeling in
their late ward meetings, and animated with the
true spirit In the coming contest for members of Con
gress and Assemblymen, they will stand forth firm and
united in vindication of their principles, giving rout to
their enemies such as they had before, and setting
the seal Of their condemnation upon the proscrpve ray
lor administration This resolve is not confined to Bat-
moreit pusates in the great democratic bres that knit
together the union of these glorious States.
In the city convention last night the remaining officers
were elected. They now stand Col. Nathaniel Hick-
man, presidents William j. Page, LIST vice president; Ma
thanie Cox, I'd do; Elisha Harrington, Sd do Isaac M
benson, 4th do Dr. J. 0. Mccormick. 9th do; Philip
c. Frese and Joseph Stewart, secretaries William II
Hope, secretary. All OF these gentlemen sterling
democrats and good men, and under their guidance the
convention cannot fail to advance the interests OF the
party.
We had the pleasure yesterday of interview with
Gov Thomas on the occasion of the Independent Blues
excursion to Annapolis. There Upwards of six
hundred ladies' and gentlemen present. and the Governor
entertained them very handsomely. Yours, &c
AN OLD FRIEND.
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0}- Father Mathew tn Washfngton-The first meeting
Committee, comprised Of and delegations
place residence
MIR George Monday evening" the il instant, when
organized choosing George Savage Chairman Mr. Gray
Campbell Recording Secretary, and Cunningham, Correspond
ing Secretary.
The comee after free conversation decided thai would be
proper and
his this body, at
Baltimore, and him the depot
procession formed conduct him the residence
provided The to be formed OF all those friendly
To man of total abstinence.
necessary postponed TO future
meeting committee which, by notion decided should
take Monday evening" June s when is earnestly
the District be
represented order that the sub committees may be
appointed advice all secured To
place.
On motion, il was
Resolved That these proceedings published in the various
Of the city, signed by the proper officers
GEORGE SAVAGE Chairman.
X. GRAY CAMPBELL; Recording Secretary.
baltimore Sun and Clipper requested to copy.J
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LATE FOREIGN INrELLIoENCE.


By Telegraph for the Unionl
Arriudt Of the Sfeamer CambriaSeuen Days later from
Europe.
The following despatch from st. Johns, N B., reached
us last evening:
ST.. JOHNS, N. B., June H.
The steamer Cambria, Capt Leitch. with seven DAYS
later advces from Europe, arrived at Halifax yesterday
at IL precisely The express left immediately and
arrived here at an early hour this morning. The Cam
bra brings SO passengers but no species She will be due
at New York on Friday night
The Markets.
LONDON June 1, 1s49.-We have the gratifying intek
lgence that business has somewhat improved it's gen.
eral features since the sailing OF the Europa.
The London money market continues easy. Consols
quoted at from 90l to 9l and 9lb being the highest
quotation account Bank stock closed at 1884 to 1876
American securities continue in good demand, with an
improved tendency. Government stocks quoted at
l1O4.
LIVERPOOL, June 2.-The -four market is dull, and
prices have slightly given way Western brands are
heavy. at from 22s. Cd. 10 23s Ohio, fne 23s Cd to
| GAS. Cd.
Indian has improved and sells freely at from $685.
to 35s for white, and 35s 3D. to 37s 3D. for yellow.
| Corn meal is quoted at los. to los. Cd. per bbl.
| LIVERPOOL, June 2-Coiton-Far Upland 4Ad, fair
Orleans 3d.. The Havre cotton market is dull, without
any change in prices
large business has been done in lard at full prices
generally. In some cases advance Of 3D. has taken
place.
Bacon has been in rather better request and choice
lots have brought 4ls western extra quality 4Os per
cwt; hams nearly unsaleabe, and shoulders have
given way to the extent OF 13s. per cwt.
But little business has been done in cheese-nferior
parcels have brought 30s. per cwt.
| Beefs dull. with but few transactions: Prime mess
pork of ordinary description, has been in fair demand at
a reduction of from 2s. to 80. per Dbl!
But limited business has been done in naval stores,
| and prices unchanged.
The iron market is dull and somewhat in favor of buy
An advance has taken place in rce and sales of 600
terces Carolina have been made at from IT'S to ss per
cwt.
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This pays tan of Is sterling per lbsay 70 cents-and
therefore, yielded SGT 800 of revenue in 1873 1t
is be hoped that under the disposition at last eyinced IN
the French Assembly approach subjects OF genuine
form and remit burdensome taxaon the vast government
monopoly of the tobacco tS will be abolished and free
trade in article permitted Such result would, If
followed up by similar movement on the part OF those
free governments which we hope will succeed the AUS
TRAN despotism, give an immense stimulus 10 the planting
interest However much Europe may be convnsed in the
grand struggle between democracy and monarchy, every
change may present facility for extending the sale of
American produce among people gradually being re-
leased from the expressions of the protective system"
The export demand for articles of produce continues
here active, and the quantities going forward are larger
by far than season, also the receipts by canal
Vool remains without much change. Tiers have been
some small receipts of clip, but the market is nearly
ba of fleece The prices nearly the same as last
yeat when the new clip forward. Recent accounts
from Europe are OF material advance in cloth, parcu:
Iay the Lepsc fair and the prospect s that rates may
so improve here as allow advance for this new clip,
Notwithstanding the clamorous efforts OF manufacturers TO
reduce the prices of tho material.
The cotton market under the influence OF the troubles In
Europe the continued large receipts, and the promise OF
the growing crop, has evnced rather downward tend
ency and prices are Ae lower The state of the crop
is follows:
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United STATES HOrEL.-In consequence Of the
Hotel and the necessity of subiectng considerable
pa has been deemed advisable to close it for the pres
emit in order that the repairs may be conveniently
made In the mean nc the Propretos offer the furniture,
fixtures lease for five years. and an ce-house containing
five hundred loads of ice for sale.
Application may DO made either in person by letter.
to Henry Haw VIM b. Scott at this place
WAsrNsroN, June ID, lS49
lime l6-dif
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AT THE ODD FELLOWS HALL

AT THE ODD FELLOWS HALL,
For tDo nights only, Friday and Saturday, the 18th and
18th of June, 1S49.
On Saturday, the 10th, there will be afternoon per-
formance, commence O'clock p. The celebrated
and unrivaled Magician and greatest that
has appeared since the creation OF the world the great
HERR ALEXANDER, JR,
Whose exhausess mine of necromanc wonders excites
shnen of all, will present the first OF his popular
mysterious oriental soirees, displaying the great
ACTS OF THE ANCIENT MAGlI,
With a variety of feats in nature magic, and new
and splendid transformations.
Doors open O'Clock; performance to commence at
o'clock precisely Prices Of seats 81
cents tickets % cents; tickets for children l2A
PS-H. Alexander will perform in Baltimore the LIST
of Juv June l5-2t
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ments In other hands than the Executive and the subject
under delberaton whether this important reform
may safely by the people electng all the
posnasefs mafshals and district Attorneys every four
years at time and place they elect State officers
leaving government the appointment of army ma w.
civil list and heads of revenue departments
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The cholera does not appear TO affect business gene
The absurdity of trying avoid il by changing locality
apparent and probably there will be less removals
the city the country this year than usual inasmuch
supposed that there less risk of contracting
disease in the city, and the means OF relief prompt
and efficient.
The stock market continues to show some increasing
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The receipts of these articles tide water via canal have
been i6 1876 bbls -four l3 bushels corn, 20 27 bushels
wheat break in the canal has, however, checked receipts
during the past week. aiding rise in rates, which
again giving way in expectation OF enhanced supplies
Common State 81 SO 81 Sc ~ mixed western, 81 56l
81 62h straight brands, - 554 81 $50 round Ohio, 49,
pure Genesee S5 IS I2A Rye -four steady 81 s7A
So 49, Cornneai So S7A 81 93l Wheat being in small
supply higher sales white Genesee 81 % 81 30 fair
Wisconsin, IS SOY cents; fair mixed Ohio, 81 80 cents
and 1902 lO4 for prime northern rye, 57A cents
barley 80 50 Corn is becoming less active sales
round yellow 62A 6 closing t6t cents round white
mixed 80 90 cents yellow do 81 6l
cents; mixed southern, 81 SO cents. Bsckeyed peas
81 3b per 2bushcls Hemp heavy dressed dew $3.50
Lead Missouri firm at 81 TO- Pork is improved in price
steady demand; sales mess $40 $40 l2A prime,
IS 25 IS 37b Beef about the amesay city Sll;
SII 80 SII IS Chicago extra. Ohio lard is firm 81
cents prime Rice is in fair demand at SO SO s7A
Free Ohio clover seed 81 81 cents Whskey, Ohio 2A
II cents Tobacco is inactive; sales Kentucky cts
Freghu fair. Corn to liverpool Sd 3D., bag and
bulk flour IL. Cd. a Is. 3D.. cotton, i'd.
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From the National Whis of Wcdnesda
Appoin tments by the Presldent.

Thomas M Fcote, of New York, to be charge dataires
to New Grenada, in lieu of Benjamin A Bidack, de-
Alexander X McCung OF Mississippi, to be charge DAT
s BGy 5 Of o The c a..
be consul at Su,tgard, in Nuremberg, in lieu OF Tobias
Turks Island. in lieu Of j. r Pickett resigned ~ "
George F. Usher Of Rhode Island 70 be commercial agent
~ oHnn s Of LDaSs or BE- cs sast aae
to the k! II Of the the Two sicilles VI
daaires the republic of Ecuador, in lieu of Van Bu3h
John payis of Massachusetts,, to be secretary of e
Lorenzo Draper of New York. to be consul at Havre de
Grace, in lieu of VIM. ]. Staples, recalled
Edward Kent Of Maine BE- consul Rio janerO. in
lien of Gorham Parks, recalled.
Jago do Cuba in lieu Of John W. Holding, recalled.
William r. Hayes Of Connecticut to be consul at Bar
Elijah Payne Of New York, be consul Panama. in
lieu Of William Nelson, recalled.
Charles Benjamin, of Connecticut to be consul at Dcme-
rara, in lieu OF Samuel j. Masters, recalled.
Israel Andrews Of Name to be consul for New Bruins
Bailey M Edney, of North Carolina to be consul AT Per
nanbuco in lieu of c. e. Salinas "a foreigner) removed
BY THE POSTMASTER GENERAL.
Richard j. Abbott, Washington be mail agent be-
tween Washington city and Philadelphia vice Mr.. Gait,
Mr. Atkinson, of New Jersey, to be mail agent between
New York and Philadelphia
From the National Wing of yesterday.
Appointments by the President.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
L. IL. Trigg, be collector of the Richmond
Virginia, pice Thomas Nelson, removed.
Ezra Hotchkss, TO be surveyor OF the customs at New
Haven, Connecticut ptce Charles s A. Davis, removed.
Franklin Haven TO be assistant treasurer, Boston, vice
II. Hubbard.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
A. A. Pettingal of Connecticut, be marshal of the
United States for the district of Connecticut, Bcnning
Mann, resigned
George w. Lakn, of Wisconsin, be attorney of the
uniltd States Tor the district Of Wisconsin, A. Hyatt
Smith, removed.
Land OGces.
faracete Porter, of Wisconsin, be register Of the land
Office at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, vice George IL. Walker,
removed
MOSES Gibson, of Wisconsin, be receiver of public
moneys at Willow River, Wisconsin, vice John c. Floyd,
who declines the Office
samson clayton, OF Alabama, be register of the land
moved o.
stephen F. Page, of Michigan, to be receiver of public
moneys at Iona, Michigan, Frederick Hall removed
Merrweher Lewis Clarke, of Missouri 10 be surveyor
general OF Illinois and Missouri Frederick r. Conway
removed. -
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
John B. Robertson deputy postmaster at New Haven
Connecticut $500
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The government stock being quoted without the
dividend the price assmlates the treasury
notes. which always sold without the interest The
coupons also from the coupon stock the closing
of the books Yours PRENTICE.
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LNOn sALE-a beautiful yacht about ten to,s
l. burden, almost new. The boat is in fine order hav.
ing new SAILS new anchor and chain, and fully eaupped
Inquire OF g. IA. McDusll, the Union Office
June l6-u
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GUNNER FIannels.-The subscribers have just re-
- cevcd 10 pieces super Welsh gauze fannes for sum,
which they respectfully invite the attention OF
tho ladies' CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, o. w.
June l8-3if
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NTOURNING GOODs.-The subscribers would respect
ll fully call the attention of tho citizens of Washington
Alexandria, and Georgetown 10 their largo and desirable
stock Of Mourning Goods which have been selected with
great care and will be sold the mmodating
terms. They name, in part, the following:
Superior black Silks all widths
DO do silk warp apacas
Medium quality do
Fine black mousselnes
Plain and plaid black beregc
Black silk tissues
b ack silks for Innings
Black and second mourning lawns
Do do ginghams
Black love wells
Black Grape and Grape lisse
Black hosiery OF all kinds
Black gloves do
Black lustring ribands, all widths
Together with every other article in line.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY IL co.
June 15--1t