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HASc THE HASoMAS.-lt is proposed to get rid OF
Secretary Ewing and the Home Department at the
time, by Congress refusing to make any allowance in the
appropriation bills for the payment Of his salary Des-
perate remedies alone applicable 10 desperate diseases
and il cannot get rid OF Monsieur k Bourveau in any
other way lei siarve him He has been the prime
adviser and in every Of the small and mean
acts--lhe name whereof Is iegion-proptiated by the
existing administration and has pursued democrats with
fierce and unelenng anmosiy that should every
rife 10 our camp 10 give him specimen OF democratic
ball practice There has not been half enough done to
satisfy his hate Of his political opponents, whom in all
cases, he treats il they his bitter personal
mics Such man is entitled TO no forbearance al the
hands OF his opponents, but should be made feel the
full weight OF their power He has dared them TO the
conflict and il he should chance TO get pnIverzed in the
course OF IT, he has only himself to blame just like the
bull who endeavored to put stop to the running OF The
locomotive. The bull strong; but the locomotive
much his superior that he had no chance against
ill., We shall be found harsh against manly op.
ponen who is entitled by all the rules OF warfare to
courteous treatment; but who would dream OF giving
quarter to Krke or Haynaui The man who should
propose anything OF the kind would be turned out OF
even Quaker meeting. on the self evident charge OF pu-
animy. Wherefore, say we, give the ugly Secretary
OF the Home Department what General Taylor gave the
Mexicans Let the hangman know how good il is when
the cord and the gaows come home to him. Pennsyiua-
man.
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BEWARE OF Imposters.he subscriber this opportu
nifty inform the public that there mposers travelling
through the United safe selling recipe making wash mix
for washing clothes, which infringement stephen
Cranes Patent Chemical Compound Mixture washing clothes
things Crantt being wash
MIXTURE that In and Mr. Cranes directions recipe have
been printed and sold by mposte these without dates
signature and the vender refuses his And hereby
from this mixture, purchased Of
thoxed violation Of law they make themselves
liable for damages and in all such they win be dealt with
the law directs.
8. CRANE, Pasentee.
Feb 12--dlms
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SENSIBLE ARrrcLx,--We commend the following
brief article, from the New Haven Register TO the
naly interfering with the affairs Of their neighbors II
these men could but realize the fact that all OF their
immediate class thought the Register does that those
attacks upon the South and dasdrdiy, they
might possibly be induced TO mind their business.
and let us alone Psnnsyipansan.
swe should like the Hartford Courant to tell us what
would the legislature OF Connecticut say 70 constant
and advising about factory SYSTEM the ovcrworkng OF
operatives and against letting out the support OF State pau
pers a auction lowe bldderi Would such things
be any improper than our resolving against the do
rnestic institutions OF Georgia. Not whit. Is not
ssainst IL when do legitmstely but that
we must pursue system OF legislative aunts and official
puences 10 the faces Of those States where slavery
Is tolerated Il IL all wrong-mean. We care not how
strong majority may be ia favor OF such annoyance that
tinuedr
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A COUNTRY seat for saIe.--About midway
n cities Of Washington and New York, mile Of
OF Wilmington, Dclawaefomcry
ssher, Of the United States consists a
houseth barn, carriage house, Ice house. and ali
budnsswbs several Of Rroundal and
with beautiful fruit and other for and The
ing good well supplied with
commanding delightful Of the hourishng Of
and the adjacent including fifteen miles OF the Delaware
hay, &C.
The healthy staics
desirable residence for family, within
Eve minutes walk railroad depot and steamboat landing thus
enabling North South times day.
For further particulars inquire Of Amos Hunt, Capitol
H Washington city D. c. address the subscriber Wilmington
Delaware. J.. Al. BROWN M. ID.
Feb I2--1sw3wTus
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Extract from a letter dated

H9 Et "BALTIM0RE, February %.
"You will have seen that public meeting has been
called, and committee Of fifteen appointed to report
resolutions in favor Of the Union. To prevent misappre
pieces in which it made) has ocoasoned great dissats
faction. Messrs j. r Kennedy and L. Carey editor
Of the Baltimore Anerican) believed to be the nstga-
lead They know not what mine may be sprung upon
them. The Hon. John Nelson and others Of friends
on the committee were put on Il without their knowledge.
whole matter II the meeting be held. do not take any
resolutions expressing approval Of Mr. Clays msnamed
compromises the sentiment OF the people of Baltimore,
but rather as emanang from the whig leaders. The
people OF Maryland southern in their views and the
slavery agitation in Congress has spread dismay through
the land" 8A
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AT his residence, Cupeper county Virginia. the I4h Feb
JOHN r. FAINT in the 18th OF his In the death
Of this estmabe and humble Christian, society has lost
members Devoted through long life the
Of agriculture, he accumulated by Judgment and
dustry ample Distinguished his with
justice and Kindness be truly said that be died he
had lived respected beloved by who He
worlds goods he len the priceless heritage
Of n bright and beautiful example.
For about % years he was deyout and exemplary member OF
and about depart world,
died leh behind
here, calmly resigned his spirit the hand. Of his
deeme forward joyful through Christ
Let die the death Of the righteous and let last end be like
u =
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must b rssascitatsd and rgidy enforced il the great
nstonsl democratic party would again Be- saecsssul in
is contests with federalism. After abiding to certain dis
organizers in the democratic party who seize hold Of the
present slavery agitation beat down and destroy the
democracy, the Argus eloquenuy remarks:
The democracy should kaow no North or South. Banded
together IN spirit OF conc iaon and harmony irwin
chile but when shattered by intestine comm otions, -
poweriess We the Union--we can settle the
quoston Of slavery, other under the compromises OF
the constifutionwe maintain our ascendepcy IN the
hesrs Of the people, and achieve ascendency IN the
councils Of the countwe In fine, do thing which
prudence patriotism may dictate and the interests Of the
nation demand, if but the unity Of our party
We can do nothing, however, II we divided.
on TO power demagogues and political hucksers may
enact the Of the past and eeyate inbecile
and unworthy men presidential honosj the fon spirit
OF aboonsn, regardless Of every moral or political ob
Qaton It's unhoy crusade with impnnity
and even with deoniac phrensy may
apply the torch sacred charter Of liberties and
barry amid the ruins oil governmental fabric, the last
hopes Of humanity struggling 70 rise realization of
political freedom. What true democrat s there, them in
organisation Of the great national democratic parya Ii has
of evenul periods by and has attesed again and
again It's devotion - the North well as the South The
East well the West stretches beyond geographic
cal boundaries, snd rising with Of It's
inherent greatness shakes of the petty factions which
gather times and blessings OF
ernnen like the dews Of heaven, upon every section
the republic Let uphold H. then, and all win be well
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In our report Of the Senate proceedings Of Thursday,
published in the Union Of yesterday, regret that
large portion Of the speech Of Mr. Bell, upon the conpro-
mise resolutions offered BY him. accidentally omitted
In justice 10 that gentleman, well as 10 ourselves,
seize upon the earliest moment TO recty mistake, BY
rspublishing the speech entire
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The United States barque Polk has been ordered
be fitted with all possible despatch for San Francisco
and the following officers attached to her H. D. Hun
ter, captain F. Martin, c. Bennett, VIM. @. Pease frs
lsutenants; VIM H. Brown, X. 8. Woodward, c. Saun.
ders John Carson second lieutenants; VIM B. Richmond
w. A. Tennyson, third lieutenants $500. surgeon.
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PAPER N NEsRAskA Fine prospectus ,or new paper
away up In Nebraska Territory has been issned BY Ella
Chsppel lady pronounced by those who know her TO
be sound and excellent writer The paper be called
The Mountain Bugle and TO be published at Council Bluffs.
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ION saIc-e beautiful yscht OF about ten bur-
den, almost new In fine order, having sails
and chain, and fully equipped.
Inquire Of O. n. McDueI at the Union once.
ST
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Treasury Notes Outstanding LIST March, 1850.
Treasury DEPARTMENT.,
Registers Office, March ], 1850.
Amount outstanding OF the several prior 2d July
1876, as per records Of this office Sll2,l39 81
isas, Is per records q this , Office e 4oo 90
uary 1877 as Der records Of this Office 1850 $50 90
2,2ss $50 81
Deduct cancelled notes in the hands of ac-
counting officers, of which $3.50 under
der act OF 18th January, ISl7 2l5O 90
$2,2si 1888 81
TOWNSEND HAINES,
Mar Pit Register.
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TELEsRAPHlC REpoRTs FOR THE UNION
Condition Of the Northern Markets.

Condition of the Northern Markets.
NKw YoRk, March Ia, p. m,--Stocks without much
changesales loan at 1884, and coupons l52 Penn
syvania SIS, 90h Fancy stocks tending upward. The
markets generally exhibit no change from, Yesterday Sales
Of common brands state hour at W. ~ So southern
doing in wheat prices being above the views Of buyers
Other articles unchanged, with slight transactions
PHILADELPHIA, March l-2, p. m.-Fiour quiet-,mall
sales "a 10 81 S} common brands, and S. IS Is
for Rye flour and meal unchanged Not much
doing in VIII at-red, l06 l05 Corn53 for
yellow Provisions and groceries without change, and
dull Whiskey "a % cents In hogsheads and barrels.
Coffee Sale at Nsw York.
NEW YoRK, March Ill, p. m.-The coffee sale which
place to-day of dull Only about three hundred
bags sod and the balance Withdrawn. Rio sold
Isl Ia cents. Costa Rica, l3t l3a cents.
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JOHN w. MAXIM,

dfforney and Csrwsenos Ut Law,
Once Indiana Avenue opposite the east wing Of the City Hall
WAsmraroS ID. O.,
Practices District; nlso attends 10 coIcc
uons conveyancnr and the prosecution Of claims before Con-
gess, and the various departments Of government
Feb 17-eod2ws
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IUsr RECEIVED, ~ Gsbbs's Hsir-dressing saloon
9Th National Hotel additional supply Bachelors cole
baied wigs sap-, and toupee Of various prices Private room m
nuns wigs. So
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AW NOT1CE.The appointment Of Mr. Mcclure President
IL Judge the FINN Judicial District OF Pennsylvania, dssoive
the existing partnership Of McCsndless Mcclure The
finished business will be attended by Mr.. McCsndles
WILSON McCANDLEss,
WIN. B. MCCLURE.
WILSON MecASDLEss,
tN N
oahce Fourth street, Ptisbwg
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u the Treasury NTH
o ao4fE
nanynsn and dPoaas ordered By Ms Treasury
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yYTANTED, = white woman, 60 take charge Of nm
months old sew will be preferred Ap
ply at Mr. Columns, corner Of and loa streets.
Feb Q7-lwd
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Drafts heretofore
drawn, but not yei
paid, though paya.
bile.
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RooKs from Lon.cn-I.ist No ia-Gresoys Ma,hemsac.
~ for Practical Men. Enlarged edition I vol
sherdans Plays and Life. Complete In vol
lackson's Minerals and their Uses. vol 1sf9.
Hnon's Mathematics. remodcIcd
The use q The Royal military Academy, woolwieh vol, 1890
Hohlyns Dictionary Of scientific Terms. ] vol, ls4o
Franciss Dictionary Of Arts and Sciences. | vol
Buchanan's archaeological Dictionary. vol.
lssa 49,
Gorions Lunar and Time Tables vol, 1870.
Geeos Mathematical Tables. edition. 1870
Galbashs Mathematical and Astronomical Tables. vol.
Just imported from London, by
Feb 20 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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A correspondent OF the New York Herald. who seems
to have accompanied General Taylor Richmond the
witness and herald Of his sayings and transactions. has
given q long description Of his recent journey. He
has concluded his narrative with an account OF the last
private conversation which he is said to have held in the
steamboat with his intimate companions, and we are
free to say that il is calculated to give anything but
favorable impression OF his discretion and his talents His
remarks upon General Scott in particular in very bad
taste.
The vginians paid him every attention which was due
to the Chief Magistrate OF the naion but his visit will
scarcely raise him in their good opinion, as man
capable Of grazing the elevated post to which he has
attained Several Of the wings did not hesitate to ex-
press their disappointment and their regret that be
had ever visited Virginia The democrats saw at once
that he was not the for the crisis The democratic
press has generally, OF motives OF delicacy fsrborne
to speak Of the impression which he has left behind him
and Il was only when the Fredericksburg News burst
out into an idle rhapsody in his praise, that the Demo
cratic Recorder" Of that borough broke forth into the
following commentary;
instructive propcnsion Of the human mind to In
ducs comparison Cor force Of expression and certainly
s"s q Ss ss B." s9noeyos s,"
ludicrons as for example, the compsrson Of the old jen
hast comparison which one would venture We have heard
him compared great many things but the ST.
rach-save the mark We see bu point In COM
with the two, and that s In the whereof the
News spesks Solomon gave In 70 the women and erred
Zachary and did likewise Our neghbor quotes from
the Queen Of sbebas language in Scriptures hs half has
scf esss tod NE" Now, ss far as our information
tends, this s the versbe complaint Of all who tried to hear
The President speak at the depot Nobody could get a.
What be was telling ,hem save for few words about the
cepsai OF the repnblc OF this ancient Commonwealth 70
10 the half hath not been told them
We with the News In the opinion that the general
has ieh behind him impression which will long exist
IN the recoecions OF people" Ifihey vii, only bring
lack forward for second term they'll see the inn
existent and exercised beautifully The President.
policy would have been remain the While Honse
Pyodssw qsam eorspici the admirable motto OF Lord
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Amount on depos'
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0y-Coumbia Typographical society.-A stated meeting
Of this society viii be held this evenings IN o'clock in the Alder
mems ROOM City Hail. THOS. CATION,
Mara Recording Secretary
0y-second Presbyterian Church, New York Avenue,
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Christianity India Sunday O'Clock,
M. Service In the morning. usual at II O'Clock.
ny-Religtoua Notice-Eder %. r. wmrrrLx win preach
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at H. and at O'Clock night The public
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THOUGHTs For Young Man. Lecture before the
Boston Mercantile Library Association, Horace MANI
British Female Poets, BY Rev. Geo. w. Bethune1 vol.
France, Social Literary and POLITICAL by Henry Lyuon Buwer2
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m. D.~esr-sy van s.v. IN. Un,on.

Tns OonA0oracy VIII save the UniOn.
That able and sound democratic Journal the New Ha-
ven (Connec.icuD Register, thus dicules the grand
wing idea Of forming great Union party:
"A CHEAT UNION PARrY."-The New York Express is
loudly limiting the proprety Of forming great "Union
party" Il says thatth "whg party lost many good
"A the North by supporting General Taylor for Pfesdent
And now the same party Is losing many good wings
tho South Of Gen. Tayors course that the
whg party can't stand such defecons much longer, and
Il salvation 70 the country only by forming
great Union party" Il 10 enough that the wing party
Ia bad way, and all likely be able help the
country. Is also that this crisis better head is
wanted than sits the shoulders of Rough and Ready
Yet the country 10 safe enough, and will continue
withsandng the caving in Of whgey, and the inexpe-
Renee and imbeciliy Of the "Second Washington" For
there long has been and 10 now. In country, great
Union party, which will heretofore, the country
safely through all it's perls and trials And that the great
Union democratic party. who fooshly for once lost their
President; yet they viii the country and preserve the
4e The .Rsgste is right in saying that the democratic
party will the country and preserve the Union Let
the spirit of the great Philadelphia Union meeting ami
naAs the democracy Of the North. and dispose them JUS
tce, have doubt it WILL and we think they may
ry with confidence the friendship and fidelity of the
people Of the South The people Of the South, without
distinction of party, and feel how wanonly they
have been betrayed by the administration and by the
President whom they thought they could rely but
who threatens them with subjugaon with fire and
sword. for asserting and maintaining their rights under
the constitution and gratitude and sympathetic feeling
will bring them to the support Of the democracy of the
North. il the latter shall concede justice TO Them The
people Of the South love the Union. but they never
surrender the, equality Of rights and privileges which
they entitled under the constitutional compact; and
they will extend the hand Of fellowship and
iraerniy to the democracy Of the North, If the latter
show by their actions that they will stand honoaby and
,nanfully by the compromises Of the constitution, and
unite with the people Of the South in settling the present
controversy in the spirit Of those compromises.
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The late democratic State convention in Connecticut
voted the Wimot Proviso down as humbug, refusing
to acknowledge part Of the democratic creed The
wing Snts convention assembled at Hartford AFTER
and Of course under the influence Of Truman Smith, the
appropriate representative Of the cabinet in the Senate
and joint editor Of the Republic whose prospectus he cir
culated, passed resolution approving Of the Wdmot
Provio Thus, while the cabinet bravey threatens the
South with fire and sword for resisting the Wimot
Provso hand. il stimulates its federal adherents
IN the neghborhood Of the old Hartford convention,
through the agency Of its awork. to urge upon
Congress the exploded and mschievous humbug. thus
attempting to irrate and provoke the South The wing
leaders Of the South playing desperate and danger
game, in connexon with the abolition federass Of
the North We think it would be well for them to
pause and consider the consequences OF such course
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MADAMOIsELLE ROSA jacques asks permission 60
wi her grateful Acknowledgements for handsome
with which she has been honorcd the inhabitants
tiers Of Washington city, and the
compliance with and hatterng effect
she has been induced oolong her
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CoLLscroR's orrrcr, Crry HALL, February 4, 1850.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
CITY TAxEs.-Notce hereby given deduction OF ten
all
and personal property, including stocks which shall paid
80 ANDREW RoTHwELL,
Feb 6-1awih1Mm Collector.