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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-01-15
ING GOODS:

this department OF our establishment, we pay
very particular attention, and are prepared to
offer unusual inducements TO Families and Ho-
tel Keepers also to parties fitting out sailing
vessels and steamboats,. Our stock embraces:
Premium American Bath, Whitney and Macki-
nav Blankets, of every size, adapted to double
or single beds, French bedsteads, berthes, cribs
or cradles: Quits Of every quality, in cores
~ponding sizes; Linen and Cotton SAeetiagS,
of every width that is at all desirable; Pillow
aud Bolster Linen of all widths Richardson's
and Barklie's superior Shifting Linens; Da-
mask Table Cloths and Napkins; &, II 9and
lO.4 stout BarnsIey and fine Satin amasks and
DInFers5 fluckVhaek,. Hird-Eye and other
IOtreiiing Diapers; wide Russia Diapers; SUI
per Damask and common Bordered Towels !;
Crash; Ticklenburg new style Stair Linens /;
Linen CrIInb, cloths; Floor Drnggets and rich
Drugget Crumb-cloths, in sizes 13xI2, I2xl4,
14xl4, l4xl6 and l6xl6 qrs; Window Shade
Linens T; Furniture Chintz and Dimity; Fan
nels from the lowest to the best styles, in white,
scarlet, yellow, dark blue aud green ; erirdfne
Flannel for Infants; Sack Flannels in blue,
pink and cherry; very superior Canton Elan.
nels. In this department we have
CURTAIN GOODS,
In Satin de LANES 6-4 Damasks; Cashmareens;
Rich Lace and Muslin Curtains (of nesC de-
signs; } Curtain Lace and Muslin by the yard;
also, Domestic Cotton Gonds of the best kinds,
in Shifting Cottons Long Cloths; Sheetings;
Jeans Drills Osnaburgs; Linseys Platds;
Checks; Bed Ticks; &c.
MEMS WEAR DEPaR TMENT.
We can offer an entirely fresh stock of Biolley's
and other best makes of BLK and cold French
CEoths, DoeSkinS, and CasSimeres; superior
English Cassimeres; American Cassimeres
from all the best manufacturers, rich (new
style) Cashmere, Merino, Silk and Satin Vest
ings wide black Serges; black, brown, olive
and drab Collar V~elvets; super ''green-black"
Servings; Paddings, Silesias and Trimmings
generally also, rich Cravats; Scarfs; Pocket
Handkerchiefs, &c &c.
We invite with confidence, an examination OF
our stock from Wholesale and Retail purchasers,
feeling satisfied that we can Gin extent of stock,
choice. selection, or variety of goods, } successful
Iy compete with any establishment in New York
or Philadelphia.
Many ofour leading. articles are of our Oa0n i'm
portation; the balance selected from the best sour
ces, and on peculiarly advantageous terns-the
amount -four business enabling us to purchase
in Original Packages. IoOuF policy is 90 sell
a large amount at small profits in preference to a
Inonerate business at advanced profts..n
Purchasers will please notice that we name at
once .hhe rery Loaeest price for erery article.
October 23. IS49-3m.
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A Boarding and Day School;
F0R YOUNG LADIES.

KWTILL be opened in Charlestown on the I'd
w January, 1850. Mrs. E. ANNIE REGIS to
take superintendence Of the School, manAging
its domestic affairs and keeping guard oven the
general welfare of its Pupils.
The Educational Department will be undef the
direction of MIR. ]. Nj. WILLIAMS, a teacher of
experience, who, with the aid of Miss H~ELaSwill
conduct scholars from the Elements, TO an ac-
uuaintance with Physical, Mental, and Moral
Science the French, Italian, Latin, and Geek
languages F; the Bellies Lettres, Drawing, ana;Ma.
theinatics. Music, also, will be taught BY an
accomplished musician.
The system of instruction will aim TO quicken
the general intellect, to stimulate the ideal facul-
~, and to elevate the sentiments, rather THIN to
amass the orms of knowledge in the menory.
Tie character shall be trained according ID the
requirements of the Gospel; and no pains VI q be
spared to awaken aud cherish all that is beauti-
full or ennobIing in disposition, mind, and 3Ipan-
ners.
TERMS:
Uncluding all expenses but books and station.
ery,) payable ssmi-annually in advance:
Per saupum.
Board and tuition in English branches, $ls5
Music-Piano, so
" Guitar, 40
French, Italian, Latin, and Greek, so
For day scholars in English Primary Opt. IS
Advanced 81
Rest as above.
REFER TO
Ri. Rev. w. Meade, D.D.&Rev. G. ". Andrews.
a. Jones, DID. 81. {. Cordcll, M.D@
:" ". N. Pendleton, Ems. White, Esq.
=. Richard Wilmer, !. !; Brown, Esq
" Alex. Shiras, tH. Reyes, Esq.
" E.. A. Dalrymple, g
November II, lS49.-tf
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IL mention to the business portion of The com
munity, thatthey have erected a large, convenient
and safe Warehouse on The Chesapeake aud
Ohio Canal and Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad, Al
Harpers. Ferry, Va at which place they will al
ways be ready and willing to receive Merchandise,
Grain. Flour, &yca, for re-shipment either to the
District of Columbia or Baltimore, or any points
West of this place. They would state that they
make their charges to correspond with lie times
They have Boats constantly running from this
point'to the District Of Columbia aud keep con-
stantly on hand, during the season,
Salt, Fish, Plaster, Lumber, &c,
which they will sell at the lowest market prices,
and on fair terms.
Harpers-Ferry, Oct. 16, 1910.
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T{EsE OLD: STAND EoRsvEss :

- gAA oAA4S.
HARNEsS MEtNUFA Glory.
YJHE undersigned having purchased aud re-
thhoved to liiS old stand, oneedoor East o! Car
ter's Hotel, woila respectfully gs9I tlteattention OF
the public to tiss fine assortment of
Saddles, Bnales, Harness, i Trunks,
Together ~witheSery oiber arifle ii his line Of
business, which, have HFen m4pufac{uted ont of
the choicest mate rial. aHld willlbs sold cnthe most
reasonable teta1s- HtAiworktHs allanade up by
experienced fhan3s, andEhe feels assured cannot
be s,Ipassed t33jpoint d beautsShhnd durability, by
He;has on hklsad a LOT of COLLARS, warrant
ed tpzbe Of as sseod a qaality AZ eyes odeFsd in
this market.
He refers tsasbSse whb! have never patronised
him and who iiHaY be really deSirous;nf procuring
durable and beaartiful work to3ltis hast OF rusto-
mers3 in this and:the surrounding ceun5eR, and
on thar ava Il lbs is willing to fisk bis ncchani-
cal tssputatiogs f#g
lIaofders flefa a distance MIL he punctually
illedss and on IS ;good terms asfthough the pur-
chaser were e%essesent.
His gratefaltnanks are tendered 90 those who
have stood by bud given him itBeirgaherous pa
tronsage undefteyery circnmstahce. tIfincfdased
~exet5on to pIsaase be a merit aasS al, then ~Tll he
confidently cs&nlate ohstheir tavors=hereafler, as
no eaort wills e*apared on his5 part.
Gfsss All kinds pf Goritry pfaNa ucezfaken il ex-
change for work. JOHM:BR0aK.
GfGall ana see my assortment iahetheF you
wisff;to purchase or not. I|B.
Ctarlesto@saah July t77481s49.
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No. 6 Bali. Street.
tBetwsen Calvert aud Light Streets,3
BALTTM0kE,
on hand a large assortment of Cloths,
H C4ssimetes, and yestiDgs, made up to or
der, in fashionable style and at moderate prices.
Also. Superior Ready. Made Clntting, and Gen
dement's Under Dress. Shirts, Collars. Eravats.
Stocks, Handkefchiets, Slspenfers, Umbrellas.
Ne. Sc. Nov 6. IS4e-4m
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HOSIERY A1gD GLOVES:

a large aad very complete assortment, including
the best Paris Kid Chores, manufactured ex-
prezsIy to order, and our name stamped inside
ofeach pair,) in all colurs and sizes; Silk and
other Gloves of every kind. a full supply of the
very best styles English 8 thread Hosiery, in
Silk Merino, Spun Silk and others for Ladies
aud Misses ;Men's and Boys rery stout 3 and 5
thread Cotton, Merino and Scotch Lambs Wool
H.IEbosa
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-01-15
SAMUEL z. sMITH,s

GREAT
30 @8
AND CHEAP
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-01-15

NOTICE.
YALlEY MfLLs, HARPERSFERRY..
rENHhI subscribers are happy ~lsbeing able 10 in
l. foaSm the paairfe residing inthe Valley of vir-
gini;. snd surrSafding country, that They have in
iull operation sheir COTTON MIa.Lls and are
now manufacturing ali Nos :of Colon Yarn
warped and si7sd in the manner uses. by them.
On: machifsfY is nsw and pf the most i'm
proves kind; ulaae by Charles banfortb, Of Pat
ierso1. New Jersey. we have spa red no rains
or EXPENSE in saaying it fitted upEin tie best man
ner, aid feel jii4tiled nisayings that we can m n
ufactIre as gup4dEa nm article aforesaid: as any: Mill
in the countryG ia wing tie mostsxperienced men
and operatives . Employed.
We hope the citizens of theHvaiieyi aud sur
rounding coungfY will give US their patronage to
pron;ete the sfti;it OF dhtcrpri4e Begun in this
part 39s Virginia that his so lapg remaihe: dor
mant with snth facilities in her power. Aler-
chants before apfng East will find il to their ad.
vantqgse to give5t,{s a caEi and e~$amiAe our stock,
as was manufacture Cotion Yart, warp, Batting,
Canafe Wickink< SC. II
IS STANBR0GGH 10 JOHNSON.
Ha*pers-Feeiys AugItiT, l84q-tf.
P; $. All#tf!ers with suitable rsferance ad-
dressed to StanbEough g. iJohnson, will be prompt
ly attended toll s: g. J.
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Publfcafion EsfabitsI,,nent.

publication establishments.
SUN BUILDINGS, No 5 Baltimore street.
) Il corner Of Gay. and 226 B1limore 81,
corner of Charles, Baltimore, Md.
6 E. 8 is constantly receiving the greatest
~. variety nj publications, and il prepared TO
execute all orders for American aud FOREIGN
Newspaper and Periodicals, aud all New Books
and, Cheap Publications ; Blank Books and Sta
tionerg5 Aunuals and Splendid Books for pre-
sents Albums; Portfolios: Scrap Books, and
Note Papers; Family and Pocket Bibles !; Song
Books; Toy Books Jnvenile Works aud Primets..
Agents, Postmasterss Country Merchants,
PedlaFs, Dealers in GheapIWoFks, andsaII Others
supplied at Pnblisher's lowest CAsH Press.
Ailorders faithfully attentei to and the goods
forwarded by return of mail, express. railroad,
stages or steamboat. as may be directed. Per-
sons desiring to purchase hooks can have their
orders attended to. BY writing and giving full
particuiars,th the aneas i they were present.
Valentines.
The subscriber aIsn imports and manufactures
valentines, Plain aud Fancy Note Papers, En-
syelopes, Motto Waters. &c. Wholesale and
retail. Address an orders 10 :
SAMUEL SMITH,
Sun Buiidings, baltimore, Nd.
@Baltimare Qet
81 Fan Fashions tor 1919. m
McPHAIL RRoTHERS,&
HATTEAS, No lSl. BALTIMORE street, next
hsdeoftot he Clipper Office, respectfully in.
form their friends and the public generally! that
they are now ready 10 fnrnishGthe with their
Fall style of HATS. together with other sfyles
10 suit all WHO may favor them with a call, al an
prices and quality.
Baltimore, Oct. 16, 1912.
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JcxeIry, & Fancy Goods.

w Htlclsess 9cNscif
FEyHE subscriber has Just returned ft9en The,
WATCHES, JEwELRy, and FAEcY GooDsssuch as
Gold aud Silver Lever and Lapine Watches;
Bteastpins, EARRINGS, Gold3and Silver Pencils.
God Pens. Pen Gstas, Silver Table anilltTea-
spoons, Plated. Britannia Casters, a greatsvariety
of Lard Lamps, Musical Instruments, &c. with
NARRATED to wear equal to silver, with mapySother
articles. both useful and ornamental, which he
will sell at a small advance.
Nov %. Charles G. STEWART.
Watches and IeweIry carefully fsBaited.
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HngRRoIpERIEs AND LACEs:

We can otter a very large and choice stock of
Paris and other Embroideries, in Lace and
Muslin Capes, Berthes, Sleeves, Cuffs, Collars,
HdkEs., Cgemizettes, &c, embracing all et Lhe
rery latest stytes; Cashmere and Silk Neck
ScGuS; Hdkfs; Belt Ribbons, &C.; also a hand
some assortment of real Vaiiencennes, LGces,
Edgings and Ensertings; Muslin Bands; Mus
lin Edgiugs and Insertings /; Bobbinets White
MnSIin tTOods. &c.
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THE NATIONAL LoAN FUsD LIFE As
cIETY, OF LoSDOA
C1R1AL s9I50O,OOO-SURRLrs ;

"HE undersigned. as Agent tOrpt
Astiintion, IS prepared to reeeI'e
Lie Assnraboe, and to give ailtbs 2
formation. on the subject. The C.
InealsRoard 81 Directors IN TD<G cry
Under the direction and control dy-
larpe portion Of the capital Is inve
ditiopal security tothe American
aground of ctaim on public cCnh6ep
Of premium Il this Office are as oH,
diti0ns of tha policy are as liberals
other Institution. uE
The prompt manner IN WhIeh
been adjasteAby this society, rs
together viii tie low TaIes Of pre-
efeat Inducements 10 such As as
PpiS,sd statements e1planatays
and the adVantagesO Of Lie
furnished on application 70 M.
sof inhis absence, apPlIcatincs
Me5ieaI ExGmine.
Tz DR. Joss
afsaieal Eeaaine.
DE EhsI
Medical EtGunF,
EGharIesfo@n. 0cf%S0.Isa9l
DPiain no; Plaid cottons;
a. Brown. Coftonss
lust received and for sale
Dee. lis. CRANE
Nd oCK SALT for sale b. ton
IA Farmers viii do well tooIs
Nos. "a.
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Baltimore Grane
Magnificent Stock Of Fall Dry Goods.
DINE PRIon oNLx.
HAMILTON, EASTER & Go,

Mo- lib BaIItlHOEG StACSAS 1f. r-L-
"AVE now on hand much the largest and
III most splendid Stock of Dry Goods, ever
#ofaredin Baltimore, to which we invite the atten-
ton of Wholesale and Retail purchasers.
In. SILK GOODS will be found an unusually
full and rich stock of cold and black Dress
Silks; Satin de Chimes India Satlns; Gros
de Rbines; Italian MaDtuas; Irish F~abbinets;
watered aud GIace Silks, for erening Dresses;
Bonnet Silks and Satins; cold and black Silk
Yelvets /; Modes wide and narrow Marcehtass,
of every color, &c.
BlaggG 81 1gR920@e
In splendid new style printed Cdshneres and
Moustiaes; plain Mousselines, OF all ~cotors;
Various new fabrics of printed Dress Goods;
High cold, small figured and "ball pattern"
Mousselinesa and Caslmeres for children's wear;
Low and Medium priced Dress Goods in great
variety; Changeable AlpGcas; very rich dark
French and English Chintzes; scarlet and ma
room ground Chintzes Dressing Robe Goods,
in beautiful new designs; also-a new and vari-
ed stock of Epening Dress Goods, in Embroid-
cred Muslin, Tarlelon and Thule Dresses /;
Rich Lace Dresses; soft India MEslins, 2 Fds.
wide Tarlatons; Thules Grapes dotted and
figured. white and cold Muslins, &c. 400
pieces LUPIEs' best French Merinos and Ga
Cashmeres, in the greatest possible variety Of
c%olors; IL English Meripos and Coburg Cloth.
MOURNING GOODS
Super BonahGSineS 3-4 and 6-4bi'k Mousseiines;
Cashmeres and Merinos; Bombasin Alpacas;
Silk warp Mexican Cloth second mourning
Goods English and Italian Grapes; Love
YeiIS. Hosiery. Gloves: blk Modes, &c.
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LIFE A~ssUKAaCE

For sale b1 L. s.. EICHEI
Char;esio9n, Aug. :, 1899.
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SHAwn -BPARTDIBNT /:

Tn this we can offer customers a very rich and
varied assortment of Shatols, including mzgni-
fcent Long and Square Paris Cashmere; Rich
Emb'd and plain Thibet, Gin blk and coI'd, with
rich silk fringe,) aud Mourning Shawls, &c;
Also a handsome stock of Mantiuas; Cloaks,
&c, in new styles; splendid yard wide Lyons
Silk Velvets, in black, green, maroon, purple,
mazarine and marine blue, garnet, &c, for
Clnaks, Visites. &c.
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sh0u4d knntg well the mE5icSl prafeE-rs o. fEA
nec Of sreu1ns arid eotceG:EetIng Ih-Ir Essls-
excessive knOalGise OF the vsIIos< dies =
human syEem, a8d hoS 70 At4E1 n-E-i=s = =
Il II 30 aTeE ffaurs upsTa tie uusEtusztr-E
Wcunded humanity, 10 klnd!e hnfse IL liz &S
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ken, and TO harisA InfmiLy Ehat OLD Dk JAJ6s >
has SOpGHE ard POUND tue % Ps:aUJ. -
Grand Universal COnrenfraIea8 IL
within The read. and IN Tie kanE5ea-~ 49,
thSF may Lean ai1 know. b. ioyfs. ezfenrSsg =
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-20

One Of The most remarkable iesiutss ia a. whole ssir
1s sS0sa s0 Is. @ sss VS ssnse a. d sss
Of The South He even goes 70 far thai souhem
% ssSs s.n s e !. srs s
sweeping assertion gross peIversica Of the fao. Can
stale Of issng which prevails between the northern
sad eastern States z mos. maIyslcus that soa,hera
DAY stand up midst Of his eonsi.usnis and assert
that slave properly Is not now and has been, Ia any
But the separoI no word Of even gsse
aduonitiono noFthern fanatics. e docs not them
Sssi.s % The contrary he sppsaa northern sss
and nohsrn isgislson juss and loyal the South
they were probably designed to do but they wild no. be
Likely 70 increase his popularity with the shareholders Of
But how stands the the fugitive slave bi
This was the point on which the public anxious
Col Benton has always pumed himself upon boldness
which scorned evasion II has been his boast, and was so
Saturday night that he could be neither coaxed whee
died, frightened from ths plain path duty and he
made light OF wing editors who had inimaed that he
We had right therefore, that he intended 20 clear
up all the mystery which hung his conduct and opin
invited his attention 70 it. and requested explanatoni.
What. hen do these explanations To- Only this
was ready 70 vote for any ba under hs Constitution which
would DO efec,uai and satfactory He claims thai he
order 70 perfect It, But he admit. thai upon the final pas
sage Of he intentionally withheld his voe and for what
reason BECAUSE HE DEENEp IT INJUDicous, but was will
This is the and substancethe Alpha and Omega--
of the explanation and leaves the public Just about
wise they before in reference % his opinion the
bill with this exceptions that he admits having omitted %
vote by design aud considers the bill iTjMdicions
Conceding its as be does and protesting
to have been Hing support any measure that would he
(" etecual and satisfactory he nevertheless refused TO
for this bill, simply for the that il fsdi-
He does condescend inform his constituents
what Is niadcious He does moi point ou. s
defects they be emedied but contents himself
with the general vague and Indefinite declarations that he
willing 10 support anything that '.ehectna and
satisiactoy II he had studously sought out terms 70
mysty the public TO his true positions he cosld have
found suitable than those he has employed
The people desired know whether he approved the bill
in force and If not what were his objections 70 L.
He replies that he does approve IL and therefore did not
Tor IL because he considered Il twjndicioSs We
greatly mistake the people OF Missouri they will be salts
fled this evasive response AT the session OF
Congress effort viii doubtless be made TO repeal this bill
The people OF the State have the right know whether
their deems very ijHdeioHs, that he will be
willing for its repeal. We had hoped that in his
of Saturday night he would have solved this doubt
Whether he has done 50 leave the public TO de-
eide at.Nh tat
There many other points Ia the speech which we
desired TO advert but must defer TO anoher occasion
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lie pre- ctcsl operation on the subL
purpose Of eradioa,ing the evils Of the sst,uson ba
keep tho public mind In state OF tumni aud excsn
s ss s' ss ss.s very
Treason LET them be hung as high as Haman." N
they doing what they condemned 70 their neighb0
The odous system Of protection oppressed the whole PEG
Of tina. errstie and sensitive State They hen de,srm
% rss's. .f ,o.,,,s .o,.,.,,o..,,, was
resist by armed violence law strictly constitutional
treason. what name do you give % The osheri
The accompanying article shows that evea IN Ohio
people are beginning to think there 10 some meaning
these southern movsmsnts Speaking Of late meeting
Mississippi. the Ohio State Journal says
snow, what are we TO think Of all lhisf IL this iss
ofindiiterence or hostility 70 the Union real O. Ia y s
Tor the purpose OF humbuggng the North Our delben
impression Is that In many parts Of the SouthHhs host
feeling Is real that Is stern, substantial Thing, and
say that the leaders Of the have this hostile ID
ing, really desire the contamination OF the Ths
have mounted this thing as hobby who are using \
excitement Tor sinister purposes, and who really
stop soewhere this side OF open treason against the
But il is utterly idle to say tina, the great mass Of n
People are playing at This game Of deception All
perence and the experience oil other and tines u
convnce thar such thing as voluntary open sksat
ibis kind among the great mssses would be nnpteced
they are oien deceivedled asiray sometimes do YER,
foolish things, for which they duly sorry and repenn
se as the as. o
now act, wthost sling that they are wronged, and lid
they are called upon manifest their sentiments about
sWhat, then, r. TO be the end OF this excitement Win
cool of within few days1 Will men thus WARMED and
whose excitement is thus kept alive and increased n
of the public press and public meetings, and til
ELOQUENT speeches OF those who lead public opinon-w1
these men finally acquiesce in the settlement which M
been made, AMI which they now iefcsly denouncsl
Will they agree to give up all right 10 New Mckee, and
Utah, and California, slave torritoryf Will they FINAL,
submit practical application Of the called and leoa
sidered by them) infanios opiso 70 all our late and
acquisitions from Mexcof Win they submit 70 the sci
tied hostility Of large majority Of the northern people
tho institution Of slavery This feeling, this excitement
now exist II is palpable. Il Is than idle shu
eyes TO IT, The feeling 10 the incfeasej and con
denim as much AZ we may these men, say a. oien and
this feeling. yet the papable fact thar there cannot
overlooked BY the philosophical statesman aud when
and admitted, wisdom requires US 70 look Al
ease Is destined 10 be fatal, and the hopes
visions Of the patriots that labored long and wisely
make people and to shape for us one destiny"
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, NOV. 40, 1850.


Congress will reasssmble on Monday, the I'd Of De.
cember The struggle will recommence unless the
North comes 10 the rescue We shall not suffer mum
Der Of paper 10 go forth, without attempting to i'm
press upon brethren OF the North the importance Of
the crisis to which we have arrived. We seek to open
their eyes 10 the danger which threatens the Union.
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ics Our UoS 90 DEAR 70 the heart OF every true Amsri-
only 10 preserved by strict observance of tho
constiluou and al impartial administration Of the laws.
am. cir. respectfully, your cbedien, servant, ta
w. 8. DERRICK.
Acting Secretary.
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