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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. JOURNAL. -

IA THE DAILY PILOT AND THE WEEKLY
PILOT, Portsmouth. Virginia, edited and pub
lished by john ;. CUssIsoHAM x Co, offers
tempting medium 10 advertisers for Virginia and
North Carolina patronage.
Subscription price Of the Daily Pilot, So; do. of
the Weekly, 81. Oct Its
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE The undersign-
ed have formed copartnership under the name
the General Auction and Commission business at
the old stand of Dyer Brother, corner Of 10th
street and Pennsylvania avenue.
They most respectfully solicit continuance of
the patronage bestowed the late firm and pledge
themselves TO discharge faithfully every trust
ided TO them.
Dyer * Mcclure are prepared to make advances
upon all consignments, and 10 cash all sales made
by them. EDWARD c. DYER.
J. C.. MEG UIRE.
WAsHSoToS, Sept. "a, 1850.
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OMSInUsEs AGAIs.-Therc was collision be-
tween two Of these vehicles on the avenue yester-
day morning, by means of which one of them was
injured, as also was one of its horseS.
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CHESAPEAKE and OHIO CANAL BONDS,
~ for sale by CHUBB & SCuENCk.
Sept 25-lw
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
From NetU York From liverpool.
Saturday, Oct. 18th Wednesday, oct. 3Oth.
Saturday, 4" both Wednesday, Nov. 2Oth.
Saturday, Nov. 10th. Saturday Dec. It'll
Saturday, q" 30th Saturday, 3lst.
Saturday, Dec lIth Saturday, Jan. 4, 1851.
Saturday, 18th. Saturday, 18th.
Wednesday, Jan. 5, 1851. Saturday Feb. lst
Wednesday, 22d. Saturday, " 10Th.
Wednesday, Feb. 9TH. Saturday, March LIST.
"Wednesday, &" 18th Saturday, 10Th.
Wednesday, March 9th. Saturday, 4" goth
For freight or passage apply TO
EDWARD n. COLLINS,
No % Wall street, n. y,
Or TO BROWN, SIMPLIFY CO,
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RIILs OF EXCHANGE, payable at sight at
- any bank in Great Britsin, from = upwards,
may be always procured Of
J. +. CALLAN,
Agent of Harndcn 4 Co, Office
Sept 25-df Corner Of r and eth streets.
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,r.-SE.NCERs FROM Passenger
l. Tickets from Liverpool TO Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, and Baltimore, by Harnden Co 5
line Of packets, for sale by
Sept 25-dtf J. y. CALLAN.
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YEsTERDAY.-Thc morning was little cold, and
the day became none too warm; though the
shone down with constancy that did him great
credit. The brcezes were gentle out Of DOORS
however they blew within the Capitol, where there
has Of late been some windy weather. At noon
the avenue thronged, and everybody seemed
to be saying-"Well, good bye, old fellow 20 and
in the effort TO shake hands, the tips Of the fingers
only were seized Hacks appeared to be in great
demand, and 30 did porters' wheelbarrows and
handcarts. The store keepers gave gentle hint
to Nj. C.'s to mosey, by exhibiting at their doors
an unusual quantity of cloaks, umbrellas, and
travelling trunks, and many of the last
named on their way to the hotels and boarding
houses And so we had fussy, risky sort of a
day Of it. That many of honorable friends
will be cheerful, as happy, comfortable,
and as we'll behaved at home they have been
here, we have not the shadow of doubt; yet we
will be glad TO welcome them back again in De-
cember, and the more so if they do but bring their
wives and daughters along. Washington will be
a much more agreeable place for all of them with
such companions, to whom also we can promise a
kindly greeting and pleasant sojourn.
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The owners of these ships will not be account
able for gold, silver, bullion specie, jcwcry, pre-
oious stones or metals, unless bills Of lading arc
signed therefor, and the value thereof expressed
therein.
Or After the first Of April next tho rate Of freight
by the above steamers, from Liverpool, "iil be ma
tcrialy reduced. Oct
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hIsbOLUTION Of COFARTNEHsHIF.-
~ The firm heretofore existing under the nal me
of Dyer & Brother is this day by mutual mt,
dissolved. Mr.. Geo. F Dyer will attend 10 the
Element of the accounts Of the late rm also Of the
unsettled business of the late Robert w. Dyer,
deceased 10 which immediate attention is respect
fully requested. EDWARD Z. DYER.
GEO. r. DYER.
WAsnINGToS, Sept. ~, 1850.
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Passengers Arrived,

W.T. Bn'NsN hNp 2yrnANrTos-steamshp Washington-TI
Ntt tcArr 81 dcTatchCs lady ant servant: Nels
james, lady and servant James II James Mis.
james, James, Count and Countess Dsmbisski, 4
lLs'fs N'tncnatn n, Mrs Rosenbaum Moritr
f.el9 he,eBlsum II Weihe, Mrs schatf. Iisehner
buschkel aud LADY, Miss Bertha Buschkie Dr wonder
hts "slcr Mr waller Mr. Henry Brook AID LAZY M
waller. Nis, Wsecr u Muller. srs NJ Hoffman, A Mar
cus IentTy BECK man. Mrs M.tusoheck Miss asus-
cheek Nss Bosentha II q Caster lyke H. Scbmidt can
tain seusint Gayekcn, walter. VIM Fischer W
hostnthal hosenthai y Weiss. Gilderms Miss NJ
hIcnVn, liuyssen g sohvatEkopf Cans A Sch~sbe,
Ms N!sr. Niss hyer and servant Js.oby and Al
hi.s Schifer, Miss Merifch & Jacoby n jacob, Ma.
Jscoty, Miss Jacoby. JaoOAy. " Muller Haeymann,
turr'N. Lutry. = Rutter and lady. Miss w Ruter, q
lushd aud lsdy, Friend Mics Friend Mis-. Elv Grit
,.n hiss h.ss Grttsn, mrs Dnge, Saml Dinge, Jno
" nEle. u Ptdemeuti. Cavalier, Gustav Pfsfi
Deck with NySt0u and lady, Morgan. Mrs " New
mann hiss Mary Newman. Miss Elira Newman, Miss
huctinshsm Ei.enberg. Williams, Tiffany. hrs N
Holmes, Henry Holmes Mrs Dill. Gould. A Jones
ffahke, Davis, Sophocles, DIR Burt and lady IN
Coles Carr. Tiffany. w Hooper, Gosholry BGosh-
elry bmtee and lady. Sykes W Spencer and LADY
Srt uCei y U'komueciel
RorrsHpAN-ship Lsrs-w Campbell lsdy and 2chiid-
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On Friday, July g. Mrs Jltft Sr4,4- v.fN o. Dan al
d. foote aged % years ana months
The relatives and friends o. 10. tt.cv -rs rslp,1E.
fully invited TO attend her fhuNcl -gt 1HI. '.u tIr
residence OF her husband No d. S-y n.h tr.uua a.
O'Clock, without further iny.8tI5u il.r rrutt1s 4
be taken to Green wood for int.rrru.
On Thursday, July 4 OF cors,-.i.. O. ta' 6-lil a
DUrcAr McEwiSG, OF this 81 '. tF-f - g.srt
His friends, the friends s.I 90. a.. u'tu,os OF Chs
amDy, and the members of , fl- .,I 500. f. l-- / ,
OF D r., are sPesttuy iuvi I '' ttr3 Die 'fE -.
this Saturday afternoon ...t.tl from hs .I.H
residence No 1877 West FIJI ..n .h #ts..t
On Thursday morning, Jul . FtsHr Nr.'1~. ot.y
child OF Josiah w. and ka'h-t.D. '..rI..Jr. s.; 1
year month s and days
The relatives aud friends co. .e f-"'.y art aspect
fully invited TO attend the tu--a . lh ru~, i'ucs
OF the parents, No ll2 rhom -t..i th.s lsitur-
day morning at 10 O'Clock
On Friday morning July 5, .f 30. .'Ny, C21NELIUs
BEEKMAN, in the 7Gh year ui E.- age
His friends and relatives % i ihr r,sais n hi.
Jacob and BRAN Bee kmau i'y tsi 90 attend his
funeral this Saturday IN rnl1E 40 l'.pci rrbn w.
30 Fourth avenue Hi r.ruajus viii bs tlksu "a
Somerville, n j., for int rm,flt
On Thursday. July 4, rH'oas 'rsvArr y11agest son
of William and Isabella Wa.AjisAAu r.s4 . var,
months and 10 days
The relatives and fri. ud. Of :rr family. also thr
members of the Union Loi2. ta DO Nu.lrut ort,r Of
Good Fellows. rssp.c t... ..y.-l 'a attend IN,
funeral this Saturday stts-a.Nu H- u.ris.k ron
the residence Of his faith $50 .H1 ..H.u.pn street
Before sin could hlgt urs orr.w fade,
Death came. with irIviF.r csfr
The opening bud t. t..'Hu r.yNggr!
And babe il blossom Ih g..
At the American HotI -s.HtrI. ep"iuCF sunday,
June 80 Mr. ALFRID HI.t. N.a..l-t ". Nr-' TX cty
aged "a years His remain --.. C'Ua is. trt"lTJJd
Cemetery, on "wednesday .r.'
Boston, Phadelphis "a- j.a...na.. pah'r' VII
please copy.
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On Thursday, July 4, by th- H.y Mr. Samuel Wa''.r-
Welt, Mr.. JANIS Ron to Miss NASaArs- d.s~5, b'tn
OF this city
On Tuesday, July 2, by the N~s Gs-'lnsr Sprin;,
d. D., SrLvksTER K Van BsuS.- - ~. 2..af u AhA,
both Of this city.
Al Norfolk street Baptist rhI-sh, ~ wailesdey
morning June 20. BY the Re- TDa1a. suntssgs. 4.
JcHS B, vsLsos TO Miss s.s' '.'s, d,oEn,.r - ths
late Ralph Phelps, al Of thi- lily
On Wednesday. July ; by thI SAv VrLrY Chaa NJ.
JEssE RoDnAS Of this city. g. disc r.s.r,, : ~
MAE INST, daughter OF Adm q bom>rt.t. r. o. 3ast
Bennington, Vt
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Arivcd-U brig gainhrIt., .... u.,..r a., 49,. a.
Verde hlands n da,sLshs ..... go a.. .nI
three months, aud hasEst nn M. 81 ths "a A.
is good. Ths Fortsmouth ... nest dsy Z r. al,
tosst o. africa south of Co." I IHIu AIsus "
expected At Port praya about .l. Ypr .fa. d, 20,
TO Madeira, and the Tsrry is NV. .. tt. ,iu.
BRIG Adelaide. from Currifrr. . .t she b. ts.s
ashore since ArrilE sghr Boitss. . .....
4 d
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Ar,iyed-sehr' Splendid H,.r.. .. $50. Sc
Boston: Milton nsfIirs, 81 ..,,. o. -
we're In port on %.
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90 ssTi C.,,Isr. R..in.n, D.s..s .,a as, gi5u I
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Al, Le ~ b,s 60 Jsma,.' ,h r,t,p, c,rforn,a
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., the latter psrt without ulu,t '''''
ashore shd biiEsd % Honisas j.. liz, ag1, gone
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Information q those cates-a.f .. .f.. " Il r,.es
deem y my dgy @ lsy before, .fr. ,,tr,ss q
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change tv. franc pieces vhicI ..., tn ,,.c ~
.s%PI me- stss .Jft' assi , o., Es,I 50
Naval
See reissrspils Marine Bsra
wnsi.a.'
SD from, NBedford "a. hrs is.. .ts1 .t-esn.
sla from Msaiis prev D. Api o. ..''-'. Tea "a.
AR . z,,,,poisots a. ba,s 49, ',.lan 10
Ocean, 81 Hesus June 10. win .' ,ane *
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Xh,u, nEn Akn:-shFfaihs AsTlDoIS. Assa

- N,uk ne" akD.-JkFfh iks' hlSriD0TE, sfR-
StotuGes and similar disorders II make speedy cure
without the least restriction OF Diet drink exrosvre %
which the mixture will not sndor the
foture of hundred dollars rvrherthe disease ssRnot
Isis pvt up bottles with directions At 81 bottle
lasts cured in tive days For sale By c. H.
RING 1872 broadway loa Baysrd street
Of women-T-ath edition, lsmo. PIP clPree siYears Of
suffering ef physical and mental snguih many anes-
onste wife And peeunary difficulties to the husband might
have bees spared by timely possession OF this work.
ntcnae especially fer the married those eontemplsrS
knewn 20 then particularly
To those whose health permit Of increase offs
Here also every female5he WIFE, the Iaother-ths ons
either budding into wsmAnhood the enc In the decline VI
years in whom nature contenpstes an important change
oaa discover causes symptoms and the
remedies and osrtain mode of COMPLAINT
Extract OF letter from Gentleman 1. Dayton ohie.l
DAYTON. May j, l5<1.
Ny Des. Sir-My wife has sssn peroeptbiy sinking fca
three In consequence Of her great Al
siah and Suffering some msnh before snd during he son
Frustrated her putting life in imminent DANGER hne
which The last occasion. dessarsd Of sappesea
the At this time sow about two Isonths)
heard book highly spokss Of rass
express yen the relief Afforded distressed mind and
she its impaired 20 wife, learning that th
opened prospect which little conceived posi-
be But This another year wsud have passed owe:
in her grave, and my shiidren LETT mothsrless.
IL i Of course mpraeticable to convoy more fuly tne
nonSei for the married. or those Contemplating
For sale at ~ Broadway and at the Publishing Orise IA
va Boston TB Ps,erson Is PSiisdephi
ssset P:ssss the Tai,sd s,s;s. Aiot,s.
isas YorS o.! om:s iss idS.Tsy-.,r..s
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nR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE practical PRl-

nR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRl-
~ vate Treatise kc-Omce hours, to II A. NJ. 6to p.
M (Sunday excepted t-No. - Greenwich street. Those
the earlier stage Of certain diseases, will be
surprised the and rapdiy Of the In structure
from its brst ncpient, to its more advanced and dS-
tressing Also in seminal diseases &c. r unoom
advantages, and extensive praotioe) he car
ample for stating be obtained from other II
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M EIoIC Al.

NEW MEDICAL BOOKs-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
~ york on The nature and treatment OF private
structures. sud all kindred affections Of the organs
gstses ~ great numbsr q beautifully eslorcd pstss
a. large a. life. by Homer Bostvek. NJ D. Large quarto
- - edition Price $40 Extract from the boston
Medical sud Surgical Jeurnal"It may be SAID
- be equal 20 Records Actions vork the family
diseases snd Tar superior 20 snythng Of the Kind
publishes in this country Author Of the work Sernn
snis'ons lmpotesoy sc, caused by improper hshts-
nsh.r, srRlNGkk,S TOWNSEND. u proadvsy. ana By
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- the symptoms progress consequence remedies
and Of the gen including ton stro-
ure diseases RESEMBLING vsnsrea in no other
adapted every individual Of both This
the truly useful work the subject, written in plain
language recipes for all medicines ithfuy given 1t
ally useful every in place
9Th edition, $40 pages. Price ST. May DO had Of the author
81 Greenwich street, mailed free by post.
CLAY u Co, Publishers, 43 Ann street.
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pAhS AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIvArD
aes,sse Csi and see the esrtsssts for cures .f ED
thst were sveu by nearly all other PHI soia
nsus ot cures N fopr to flour hours; othsy
az eausltt Nocturnsl Emissions, Debility, "a
re--tst cure BY his mode others DR.
,s. - - heade street, two doors from Broadway
Pills 81. ''' " mo Wy 'enAs fenos''si
d. S,VOfhN ~ DVANs STREET. HAS, FoR THE
st l,urteen wears conaned his practue the treat
nent o mercara aud other uiseascsof lecate nature
vurc ne mot Astrsvated ease. OF this disease
n chsrR
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q 0DaOAL.

EvERY MOTHERS BOOK, Oh MORAL PHYsf6LOdY-
4 Acre this book carefully read by every married person
% ADVICE TOLL. ed the tear Of povsty aad the
81 srr family Of ehildrea would DO obvt Fer
sale No " Also f~pn,e Pila
ls-H@ % snr 'ss~ ~il be answered
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DE. nLlNr. VINO yoR A NuMrgR on Yr,ns nAs

DnS ntIS " NhO foH NUhfsR CS YEARS HAS
MS tllhe 70 the study 81 chroric affections such
a. epi1 scrufula asesees % the bone
Tnlens rts'Urs Se continues 10 10 consulted a. hi,
~ II hss oien cautioned youns men against the gu.sses
Nho know nothing about the diseascA ~
te remedies They impose upon the pasc by
themteivts 20 Ne What they not ard sacrifice
nesty aud conscience by taking sivsaate 81 bs
OF re afflicted such knsves abound In this city
~ Iatents who apply % have under 10 had.
efaratass sud nostrum vendors presenting sp,rtsris
awful a. ok uIeu their bodies with Ulcers rnpJ
DO ~ cir ioiuts their constitution troken
these cases seem 70 te theyare nevertheless csrsd bv
t Nhst nttd zen u suhcr all tsis avoid
these sunofnsb By applying thu dscovrfy u any s
tare. % nR HEINZ
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IL NAhhtN - fbNflhtNTlAIIN CONSULTED
90 piNtte di'ea-es rraece q eshtceu yeats three
~ which Nrfe ~ Do rf al eushiss DR.
eases Sc tf IN bic shre, No. atr~a, Vii
be urratres 20 rteatett names In surgery and r,a4
cine tit roattrt 49, yer rreducsd oharrs
MtniCtL -1HE RECENr DISCOvERIs, OF Tuz
1' lrerch CHEMISTS tars enshled DR. GLOVER intrs-
dute hto big rrsuce se'egsl new remedies which eject
quirk raficsi IN biscuit syfhic disa.sns -
siuste glests sni III disease. o. those or.ns
rsy.
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TeIegraphic rnr.-. ...r.r,..

JyLrs-wind duripr tn, da,u-y
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I IsToF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK
II Post Once July 9th, 1870
OFFICIALLY pAPnR HAVING LARsrsr
CIRCULATION.
Please mention the data Of the list which they ad
yertises. LADIES' List.
Adams Sarah Airs Misc c, 10th Atwell MsrsAret
Allen Miss Frances street Abbot Ana
Allsn Mrs. Charles Agnew Elizabeth Austin ,bsoca
Albright Miss Allen Cecilia Ayres Mary
Arnold AntOinetta
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sc. butf day. sail OF RE Ssasrs. M.y Sd hark
DundrdEe IaP AnG May lssh. ship CohotA, Gerry fr-n
Boston. april ~ for CAlifornia
sehr Helen Downs days from rsoury for o,tosaiN
about April 5 within days 81 Sebass,aa, (sup-
posed Western islands, would touch AZ ).
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M JOHNSON, No is DIANE STREET. SO WELL
~ SnosB the treatment Of dehests diseases-The poo.
for skill in thosN halfoured cases that have
snsteo for 10 preominent. Constitutional weakness
brought by seors. habit sssctualy cured Reoens ess
AnrAA N %
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Arrived-Sehrs Splendid. U1rt.. -. = h. ..' .
eel, Edwards. do Tor PsrtlsaI s..t-r 3, I.r
Boston: Milton. Harding. Bio. ... s.a...sat 81
ere n port on q.
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ships RAjah for New Orsa.. ....... ,r savannah
Louisiana for Panama.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-07-19
Wing Comfy invention.
uly lf, $3.50.

The Wings OF Chtcnd"n County are hereby
notified to meet, at STANG IN ESSEX, on the i
DAY OF AUGUST 1850, at 10 o'clock, A
NJ. for tie purpose OF nominating cand dates
for the following Offices, viz: two CoUSTY
SENATORS, two JUICE s Of the County Court, a
SHERIFF, IIiGH BAILIrF, STATES ATT
NEY and JUDGE OF PROBATE.
Each Town in tie County is entitled to the
following number Of Delegates, 10 wit, Bolton
3, Burlington o., Charlotte =, Colchester .,
Essex s, lIine,burgh o, Huntington 7, Jericho
9, Milton II, Richmond 7, SheIbnrne 7, St.
George 4, UudcrhiI 4, Wes'ford s, WlIiston
7.
full attendance Of Delegates from each
Town Is earnestly requested.
b. RINFORD.
A. Il. MAYNARD, '"'y
+. GLEASON. III :"
July lG. 1850.
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The chief incidents that transpircd during
his illness are those embodied in the above. lie
regretted IN plain language, and 50 many words
tbr crusade waved against hin, and thou ghi
that parties failed To do him justice. The course
pursued by Southern ultrai,ts irrilarcd him, but
only because they made him responsible for
conduct with which he had nothing to do. lie
dcplored the strife which prevails, but did not
hesitate to ascribe lie cause to sectional demt-
goLue. The dictatorial license assumed b,
NJ s-rs. I'oomhS and stephens diSpleascd him,
and the more 80 because il came from a banded
organization; but when It was limited that his
own friends 40 Id move il vote Of ccn-urc, he
sunk under the bow, aud conceived that 10 be
the most fatal stab Of all. lie was resolved.
however, to pursue the line of policy to which
he had thus long adhered, though convinced that
gentlemen Of the South mcd,latcd his rur.-
This, while IT prcyed upon his mind, only de.
tcrmncd him the more to stand by his doctrines.
The conversation between the President and
those who waited upon him officially, including
this ultra delegation, am not prepared fully to
repeat, but his physicians do mt deny that it
materially Influenced his disease. Let con
science be their ouly punishment.
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Pursuant to a call by the Scectmen of Bur
llngton, n large number of citizens assembled,
without distinction of party, at the Court Room,
ON Wednesday evening, for the purpose oftak-
ing such action as might be doomed proper,
to express the feelings of the community, in
relation to the death of the late President of the
United States.
The Meeting was called to order by Mr.
Weston of the Board of Authority, and, on
motion, JoHN \. PoMERor, Esd, was elected
Chairman, and c. +. Davey and John G. SAKE,
Secretaries.
The meeting having been thus organized,
Rev. DIR. Wheeler, on motion of the Chair,
opened the proceeding of the evening by
brief, but ievent and appropriate Prayer; af-
ter which Charles Adams Esq, offered the fol-
lowing resolutions -
Resolred. That in the death OF General Zachary
Tovor late President of the United States, the ma
ton Is called TO mourn the loss of eminsnily grea
and useful man, who, by long lie OF public services
at the head OF our armies, and as the constituted
head OF this nation, has left the impress OF a strong
mind and OF high purpose upon the history of the re-
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The late President,

We have not hitherto felt, nor do VIC now feel
competent to give uttcrancc to our sense of the
great misfortune that has beialen the Country
IN the death of President TAYLOR. It is not
the loss q great and good man, simply, that
we dcplorc; and much less is it the loss of
partisan. lie was an AnEHIcAS PRfsIDENr
IN tire highest significance OF the tcrn,-thc
President ofthe Whole Country, with no aspi-
ration lower than that which embraced the com
mon peace and welfare of the Whole Country.
Tbs is, and wiz forever remain his highest
praise and this will be conceded to his honor
able name throughout the world. 1t is the
highest praise there can be demanded it Is the
least that will lie conceded.
- But President TAYLOR was THE Man
FOR TIE CRISIS the man to counsel and dI-
rect the timd and the he'itaing, to encourage
and confirm the wise and the prudent, aud to
restrain and govern the rash and the re k'css.--
lie was, we say again, THE Mas FOR THE
IsIs-and 1t Is idle to say that there is mi a
Crisis now impending over our beloved Country
That President TAYLOR was the only man to
stand at the head of affairs in the present juno
ture, we are by no means prepared to say =
but we do reyercntly thank that benlgnant Prov
ldence which has always significantly ovcrrulcc
the destinies ofthe Republic for good, for hav
ing given to Us the present benefit of the ncor
ruptlblc integrity, the heroic firmness, the gen
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tnguished the character of ZACHARY TAYLOR
These qualities of useful greatness were dali.
becoming more and more apparent in the Off
cial course and conduct of the President, an
were daily winning to him, and had won to hin
wide and ardent popular respect and attach
ment such as he eminenty deserved, but sue
as few men in exalted office attract. Presden