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byandby the idea may be admitted incase Of extremity.
that Englands alliance might be ut to be sought BY &C.
csdng portion Of the Union From rancorous: abusive,
most plant, enthusiastic and admiring friend From
leagues and alliances with France Mexico and TEXAS
prevent the annexation Of the latter and cut % TURNER
partner IN schemes q wealth and Improvement and IL
the occupation and use Of great points and channels Of
commerce .1imso Danaos Il dona lsrs.sssss
The North owes il to herself and the SCUM 70 W he
face directly and firmly against the further agitation OF
ths .holiton IN slavery al the Southa question OF other
peoples business and al all OF their concern, except
hs so",h owes il to herself and the North to dsiin
gush well between her friends and enemies at the North
between those who for the consultation and Union, IN
good faith they are and those who lend themselves to
The purposes and emssaries Of the common enemy OF
both, across the water.
The people Of the North should not regard the rash
true reflections Of the feelings OF the towards
themselves; should the people OF the South hold
ponsible the OF the North for the rawlings and
denuncaions OF fanatics and hirengs, whose schemes
and exertons produce no practical danger
II the people OF this Union SO unwary and credu-
ous rs to become the dupes OF the mposture attempted
TO be practised upon them at home and abroad; IT, for
reasons 90 unsabstsntial 50 utterly insufficient and
worthless, when put in the balance with the blessings
and advantages afforded BY the Union they should be
e sS s IT. i %
want Of foresight displayed in this, would prove fal
guaranty for the durability Of any sectional establish
msn: following the dssouon The contest ies com
ton would soon divide the southern confederacy if it
possible TO establish one, into Gull republic and
Two Atlantic republics the peninsula OF Florida remain
ing forever bone OF contention The same may be said
q 10 Baltimore and Richmond, Philadelphia and New
York, and New York and Boston
In conclusion. sir. am for this federal Union Of ours
under all circumstances and at all hazards Right or
wrong, am for the Union. II the government Of the
Union be right all will agree that thought 10 be sustained
il wrong my remedy reason. discussion, long enduring
~udno ant in In fbn
right will triumph for the people Of this Union have
other interest and consequently other durable motive
Of action, than that justice should be done 70 all. be-
eve in no such thing as that they capable OF select
ing and mmolatng any section for purposes OF gain
revenge, false philanthropy When OF this kind
occurs it will be time then TO devise remedy 10 meet it
have the honor TO be- most respectfully your obedienl
servant B. G.. SHIELDS.
HON. H. s. FoorE, United States Senate.
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Trinity Church Concert.

THIS designed for building church.
The limited size OF the building denied accommoda
applicants especially in city during
therefore commenced, and
rapa progress completion the Of and I'd
by the and friends Of the church. tsey inadequate
ladies and gentlemen vocasis and
performers have therefore most kindly offered their services for
meet generous response from our citizens and v.e The new
win add city and increased
lgious accommodation It's visers The concert will In ITSELF
afford abundanty compromising the dopaton
given through IL, TO religious object
THE CONCERT
given Thursday evening, the Oth instant O'Clock
Caruss saloon Doors viii al No posponement for
Tickets 81 EACH admit person 70 be had at the
and al the hoe and ut the concerroom door,
Family tickets admit ladies and gentleman - each
PRoeRAxnk.-Par first.
l. Overture 10 Cenerentoa; sep,uo Rossni
D Dueo from the opera OF Maria Padla'.
3. Harp FANTASIA Italian air.. bochsa.
Al Aria from ii .Mercadantc.
s. Grand chorus from Ernapi. Nerdi.
Part second.
1. The Aniance,n THO for harp, piano, and vio-
Bochsa.
q (,ayaina Ernaniu .......................verd Verdi.
;. Air. with variations for ths VIOLIN DE benot
T. THO, from "Afulan. Verdi
s. Finale chorus, "see the God Of Love descend
Sonh STEVENSON
May as-a
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8. CHASE Barney, Lieut.. U. 8. Navy,
MAY Is, 1850.

To the Citixens OF Warrington general, and 20 F.
3. Evans A. Kennedy. and p. +. Pieasants,
esqrs., committee, I'm particular.
The undersigned received from fs nds Of ia and order
asking expression Of his views
opening Of essie, rsterss and faesr on
day and him 10 state whether he In mvor
further He has also had inquiries
popoundsd him. through columns Voter Of the Second
Ward, Of the following
and would vote against
lis repeaIl Mayor, would you bill for It's repeal
The undersigned, for all, proceeds 20 answer;
That Of the people making such laws ss hey
proper; exists by the vote Of the Peos rep
resenvss closes an ogenes refectoes and vens on
which, out would his opinion, be enough for
exacnE Son Of Temperament that these laws are now
cued such 10 be oppressive partial and unjust he
be enforced hereafter they have been
them repealed nssanef
upon book for day The undersigned
obey his constituents in voting for against
the Sunday law and he would Mayor sign bill repeal,
both boards OF the representatives. OF e
people, by majority before him for his action
The privately suason better than
law In matters temperance religion He prefers the simple
teachings the Saviour sword Of Mahome
O nery stake Of the fanatic.
fsehoods have indusous manufactured and dis
prejudice Of his unknown iend' ON this
m He never opposed Hsrry MAJ He signed
Mays petition candidate for Mayor had been selected
and the meeting Of the voters Of the Second Ward he nominated
Henry May for Mayor and wsud now vote for Mr.
May for Mayor, against the field.
ID He did not come Lennox ESQ., General
weighmsn tho slightest understanding with either
his opinion, he cui 20 be elected
HIMSELF running will he thinks, hurt Mr. Lennox more
Mr. weshtman That however, matter Of opinions and as
such Il 10 the suidnanes
3D. He rood i, those whodslihe bofA the old
didses may object and Be
restricted 20 what . choice Of spfis.
9Th abolonist-never one, and be
one Ne newspapers devoted southern interests
since lie presented 10 the comron Council
years ago, petition from black Of
cynskng for appropriation nom their fares
coocd public schools This petition referred 70 the commit
public schools reported H. II then, his
notion indefinitely postponed by yeas aud s whole
nays, black offenders, hack diverr,
Others Has decent coiored
right be black rascal hss' The Fact 10,
bouncing Of No for Mayor,
with slime from pue that crswls the gut
ter The undersigned he should
abused opponents and therefore he shall continue
rape and swallow Heaven that worse amer
election.
Jesse Il. DOW
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ny GREEN = TAgTET, Auctscnc~r..
NRoCBuns, LIoUoRs, sTouE MIXTURES, &C, AT AUG
ToNon wednesday, he soh inst, sn. se a. lhe
store Mr. Y. o. AAdsmA q he conner q ~ and streets
s>srs hrtnrss and liqu0rs,
Tea, sugar. coGee, spices, candles, soap
Starch, crockery, and Gassware
LiquoFs, such brandy, Old rye whiskey, rum &c.
Al, mnndens platform and scales, weights and
ss ee, win many other scles which deem
Tsr.s An under cas- cash over gas credit Of
sry snf ninety days, for notes satisfactorily endorsed,
GREEN TAsTET,
MyH-A Aucaonssu.
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10 UFHous
Grrraxxr You win obige n you me, through
your columns, withdraw my from Of
candidates mayosv, my who
were kind enough 70 o support for their confidence and good
wiI ss5Y M ts.s sfs sN
W. B. mAeRupER
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city win take place. may improper
70 whg who have paid dollar voting pv
csc allowed do the polls day
received while the privilege win democrats
rejected, unless they win pledge
wing dcketi And whether under the city
children Of democrats be ruled
ground that they FULL while children wings
be admuedi
Satisfactory these inquiries viii obss
been placed In the conditions Indicated and who
FATHER OF NINE CHILDREN.
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We learn FROM Vienna that the church question viii be
one Of life and death. exaggerated are the minds Of
Ths Loyds AVS that the general interests Of ALL Of
whatever creed they may be, calls for separation
Of all churches from State for that liberty now granted
to the church Of Rome necessarily involves the removal
of all restrictions from other communes
Russa. and Turksy.
The Porte has sgni6ed to the Austrian and Russian
Minsters that they must consider all restraint ON the
Hungarian refugees now al an end
The prevailing opinion, says the Wanderer ~ mat TINS
last phrase Is intended as official announcement to
the courts OF Russia and Austria, OF the intended liberia
ten Of the refugees Kniagu. and OF their
in the military service OF the fugves VINO nave adopted
The Porte placed as il is under the guardianship of
five powers was compelled to have recourse 70 that note
for the purpose Of declaring It's intentions with respect 70
the refugees for far Kossuth and his companions
concerned the Porte supported by the embassies OF
Great Britain and France.
Llverposl Cotton Market.
LIvERPooI. May Is The cotton market animated
and firm =. las. aaotatoos In all descriptions except a
laon (probably S000) and Tor export
Our qaota,o1' with the exception o. far s wnisn la as
although a. Inc close last week and The
What sno s s rates. however, aias our quota
rions we must now fall back upon former rates. but
closing sasd =, W. ss svs that ss o
ceipts amounts 70 600 very serious deficiency
aud the ass' SsSs r.. Of
therefore, place fair upands IA Mobile, Us and New
Orleans, III. M
Flour aud Grain Market
LrvsarooI, May 49, Most kinds Of American produce s
,nd advanced indian corn has advanced Is 10 Is 3D.
Flour advanced Is 3D. 10 2s Wheat has advanced "a
to I'd.
Provisl0n Market. u
LlyERrooL May ~ There is not much change In the
provision market The transactions limited, holders
being firm, -,
Buyers Of beef have operated sparingy this week. the
late vance inducing those who dealing in stock "a
hold back There is, however, but iiue Offering Ine
market is very firm the quotations In pork, there
M mprovement Prices al without variation. The frs
Tor bacon continues; but for the want Of an assert
pf ordinary qualities the sales have not been ex
tensivc The demand the finer slow, but prices
are firm.
Shoulders are sold freely, and for fine hams there Is an
inquiry Lard the sales OF the week cunt TO IN
tons There are buyers 81, bnt holders will not sell
ther is yery little doing In cheese there is improved
demand, IAN advance of I'D. per cwt
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wAsmreToS, May Z, isS
TNO. r. HILTON respectfully tenders his services
tho citizens Of Washington, Georgetown, and AcxAndn
general agent for the collecting Of rents and scooan" " W
scrptons - . Il II
Mechanics merchants and DOCTORS and The cx.ns gene
assured him VIII BE pon
amended to- and returns made every focgh bou amer the
lection or forfeiture Of the collecting fee VIII be made by him.
wAsursarox crry.-w. W. sssson, mayor Il. w. Wnn1
marshal D. O.; Captain Thos Cabsry, John O. Rves and N
w. Maury. -
D.. Forrest, and VIM. Whcauy. = -.
NJ q. Please mistake between j. r Hilton and j. H. Bp
constable. II -f ~
May s-2aw2w ~ JNO. r. HtLToSj
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Iusr RECEIVED, by the New York Packets, gcn
j eraI assortmcnt of groceres-
50 bsgs Java Maracabo, Lngrs burnt and ground Gomez
20 cncsss gunpowder, Young Hyson, and black teas
bars grain and boxes ground pepper .
10 baskets and best Italian sweet oil
boxes peach, rose Vanilla, nutmeg lemon exunet ~
vosins jellcs, c1stards, &C.
500 POUNDS maple sugar and 10 barrels crushed and powdered
S boxes loaf sugar
20 do pearl search
IS do fancy soaps E
dozen walnut oil military shaving soap
10 cans and 5 boxes Cayenne pepper
10 kep English and American mustard
bores ground cinnamon, sispsce, cloves, numsss
10 barrcis sweet champagne cider
DO cordial f
cask sherry brandy
do Do wine
do genuine port wine
eases huscafel wine, In bottles, very delicious
pipes old brandy
do do Holland gin
1 barrel 6so0shtons httes
Is boxes sperm candles
I bensl 6rst-rsse cucumbsn
] case Walkers imported percussion caps
100 bars shot and Is cnnisters powder
S tierces gchooley's prime bacon hams
rs thousand prime Spanish cigars
II dozen whitcwash brushes
70 do busters and shoe brushes
4 scrub brushes
30 do sweeping brooms
do hair do brushes
I do do for carpets
do barrel covers
10 do buckets 49,.
hhds country tobacco for preserving carpets and Sn Sssa
May aa-asw2w 1868 en
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The vctsn OF he Second Ward geneman euinenty nued 20
Council He VIII BE- enthusiastically
''HRHs y Sd z SoAAa0o' '''-"
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Al meeting officers Of the assembled In this city on
this day. coincidence for the melancholy fate Of their
late brother Robert L. Browning and Richard
Bache 8s #I
Lieutenant william called the chair, and Lieut.
8. Chase Barney appointed secretary.
On notion Leutenans William McBair, John r. Godsboough,
and Passed Mdshpman Someve Nicholson appointed
carry the object Of this meeting In accordance
with which resolution the committee submitted the following pre-
ambls resolutions; which unanimously adopted;
Almighty Cod In His wise providence
from sudden and manner
our highly and brother ocer, KoDc'
L. Browning and Richard Bache It II IL, ..... =.
the death Of our intelligent
gallant ccnades Browning and Richard
Bache. 49,
Resorcd That in the death Of who lately went from
manhood with the prospect OF many
the 70 their families an1
country active and indefsugabc
their friends they endeared by their excellent virtues
beloved. -
Reosed That sincerely sympahze with the families Of inc
sustained the loss OF
lives true nobe mabIe In all te relations OF Ute and
that feelings sympathy IN me statt
which have been placed BY this act Of
Providence !.
Rsoissd That copy be forwarded 70 the
famcs Browning and Bache, and that we
wear the usual badge Of mourning for thirty days
Resocs Of these resolutions be published in the pa
pers Of this city. ses
On motion, The meeting sSoI s1,Srra Liam, N,vv
g. caAsx BAExxr, Lieut. U. 8. Navy,
Secretary.
MAY %, 1850.
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ADELPHI THEATRE
Manago Mr.. Praff.
open Monday May a. instant days only, with the
beautiful paradsacai panorama Of
ADAM AND EVE;
THE HUDSON RIVER; VIRGINIA SCENES, se., &C.
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POR sale exchange n6r preperty IN or near =
Of Washington 90 o. very supes farming sn4
county, Of Missouri, located 6X miles west
nouFshng u Tullcy and Canton the mississp
bounced BY tho wsconda river, which empne INTO
Mississippi Tulsy the south dns on The State rosd
Tuey 0lasco county. This land h In me
q highly cultivated farms, and was seiecssd with great c.f
for brother locate and 10 noted o
ubrty lies beautiful rolling prairie, with conrideas
land and WOOD end Astounding In spring. and sure
The title perfect, and all paid 70 the present time
Also $40 lying In Bexa county, State Of Terss on ne
cast bank Of the Leons rscr and In the Immediate vicinity
a Of Camp fhs country upnvncd for 10 sn
great beauty, and fry, and rapidly seiss BY steady and
uious immigrants.
For further particulars 'Rs, ,y :, =, &c :, &C., n,xe
Mays No. 1 Todd's buidinss, Pennsylvania avenae
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THE HUDSON RIVER; VIRGINIA SCENES, &C, &C.
Eanss and CRANES classical moving painting.
temptation q Adam and Eve and the from gsad
presenting fruit their horror and despair amer disobed,ence In
sa sm .' ne HUDSON some wS al S so%nsd
% S.g Ss ss. s ssos on s. 1ss
hasts and beautiful In conception uniting deep poetic imagery
sSs %ad O. every seho,dsr '
lecture explanatory and appropriate music In aiendanees
gallery lsS chid,ss. Under 70 ay
qu m "a sne q e'en' O'Clock
Lisssn's LAvfng Age, NO. sIe.--Prscs lax
oosrrrrsi
RSy. Observatory !. ers.s y Review
Russian and German Campaign. % 1919 and sl3specta'
s The Tsaos TOR q vs.SSis.o i London s paper.
sydney smishs Moral PHILOSOPHY Edinsurzh Review.
2. Parliamentary Public stions-speenior.
fcety-s,crm and Cain Exeter Cathedral.
Posting Of Nsw.papen Franklin the Fesid Thomas Moore.
wAsmssror, December "a, Isg.
Which sboSn sarop. and II @ country % s
contains, indeed, s.poos only q
comprehension pors;ar.
nan mind IN the utmost expansion Of 'A' present 'ss q A,Ams
Published weekly, At . rear, ~
And sold by JOSEPH sHILLINcToN,
May 70 Corner ~ and
<l=A soTIcE.-Tbe steamboat Thom.. collya 3 with
drawn from her route for three days, ,eng,hsn her
May as-a JOB coRsoN Captain.
Three Years Residence in Upper and Lower California BY B.
Hosss fom Nineveh and Travel. In M..opo,.m. A. and
syn. ~ the Rev. >. ,. Fisicher. - -',--r.-
NAY W. ;'' " Af sssss.a.l ss s.s III .
NOTES from Ninsvsh, ana Travel. in Ms.opos..as.
months ne Gold Mines ny y. Bufam lieutenant
Just published, and this day received for sale by
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The Princess OF Schwarsbsfg Ruddstsdt Schwarsburg
and four other regnng princes have coded their rights
Of sovereignty, in order 10 advance the unity Of Ger
many.
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pv special desre, Madame De Marvu~rsssss. assssssd
D.. ~ Josh xsssr from ysnns yin vs her second concert
be prousmne Mcsss TAYLOR Mnury,
son. Il oadshyr foss WIZARDS csa National Hotel ne
evenins o Csrus's Saloon.
No possponsmsnt sccouut Of the weather. et
28-Qs
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Tickets Si0-Haives S5-Quarteu q So
Certificates Of packages Of IS whole tickets, s20 90
Do do Of IS half do 90 90
Do If Is quarter 300
er. for Tickets and Shares and Certificates Of Packages
.ove splendid prompt
an ocs Of each drawing Immediately after
Address j. c. MAURY, Agents.
NAV % Aexandrs, virginia
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san FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. v,.
Rxvrsrxoxs ~ WAsrrsaror crrv.-Hon Thos. Butler n'
Hon. WIN. n. owin Hon. ,. Q. Fremont
Az e-Sfdlm
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- FOR SALE, . valuabls Building Lot, w,
III ANAL ftnme house thereon, sinated on north nen
a Second near the railroad dep'.
boved described property considered very valuable
a. II being In the business part of the city
For era which viii be liberal and other particular,
Agent for ownet
once ~ street, few doors from Psnngivsnia s''''
Mar 23-sodn