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Funeral Of nlr. Calhoun.

No ceremonial wanting yesterday TO pay every
pect to the memory of this distinguished AT early
hour the circular gallery of the Senate was filled with
ladies' The senator's desks having been removed the
the Senate chamber filled with chairs for the recep-
ton OF the senators and the members Of the House OF Rep
resentavesthe members Of the cabinet and the foreign
ministers being the left SIDE and the judges and off,
GERS OF the Supreme Court being the right from the
chair Officers OF the army and navy and Of the
tive departments seated the back sofas the civ
ans line with and in the space behind the chair,
When the Vice President took the chair the President OF
he United States had seat to his right and to his left
seated the Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
The scene was throughout most solemn and imposing.
few minutes after IL o'clock the different personages
to whom have alluded began to occupy the seats
which had been assigned them. The remains OF the il
usrious dead, enclosed in the metallic case were
borne from Mr.. Hills boarding house, Capitol Hill
into the chamber, and deposited in the centre aisle,
|companied by the pail bearersMr. Mangum Mr. Clay,
Mr.. Webster, Mr. Cass, Mr.. King, ard Mr.. Berrien.
The following senators acted the committee Of ar
rangements Mr. Mason, Mr.. Davis, of Mississippi, Mr.
Atchson, Mr. Dodge, of Wisconsin. Mr. Dickinson and
Mr.. Greene.
Some OF the friends Of his family attended by his son.
DR.. John Calhoun, were introduced, and took seats
The Rev Mr. Butler, the Chaplain of the Senate, then
addressed fervent prayer to the Throne Of Grace and
delivered eloquent and touching address suitable to
the OCCASION commenting the great virtues brilliant
talents, and services OF the deceased lord of the lion
heart and eagle eye, but delivering the neverto be
gotten moral that no qualifications however eminent
from the power of death, and intoxicating
the necessity Of being prepared for the inevitable doom
~ IL. taJ
tired from the chamber in the order in which they
called by officer OF the Senate and the long process
sion OF carriages wended theft way to the Congressional
BuryDg Ground Here. after due ceremonies the mortal
remains Of John c. Calhoun deposited in vault
previous TO their transportation to his beloved South Car
DINA A great man, indeed has fallen in Israel!
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May, l776 the sole contingency by which that obligation
could have been properly affected viz deficiency Ia In
value of this coded lands not having occurred The only
Iqueson Of difficulty In this relates the payment Of
the government supposed TO be ready pay all JUST
against H. The proprey Of this principle in It's
application unliqudated claims, will here be ques-
|tioned But when a claim has been fully examined
and adjusted and specific amount ound due 10 party
Il would seem that such claim should stand different
grounds and that the principles OF eyen-handed justice
would impose obligation upon the government
as that which upon individuals in similar
Aud nasmuch the latter would be properly liable Tor the
Of interest the government ought not 70 be
ceased from corresponding liability TO pay interest upon
debts But in addition this there IS yet another
sderaon which, in ihe determination OF this question:
Should have It's weight In paying the clamsof such
The Indian traders as sustained the Interests OF the Brit
the of the revolution that govern
allowed interest Those claims originally occupied
no higher ground than that now under consideration
they were entitled interest, this should be equally
The patriotism OF this claimant The praiseworthy be-
he Stood alone among his former associates surely
private interests would be the IT. after having his
Just and rights Withheld from him, Tor nearly
hree-iouths OF century the Interest thereon should now
DO also withheld
In reducing the amount TO currency arentheii
|cally stated above being able 10 ascertain certainly
adopted tbeone usual in other cases. WIS VI IL to the
pound sterling
enclose herewith statement Of the account OF George
IGalphn drawn up in accordance with the views above
presented \, !.
have the honor be, very respectfully your obedient
GEORGE H. Jones',
Acting Auditor.
Hon. McC. You've,
Acting Secretary OF the Treasury.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WEDNESDAY, MoRNINa. APRIL 3, 1850.

00-mr HExRy Laws, ofMonssomery, Alabama gen.
ea travelling agent for Alabama and Tennessee by
n. BRErr.
0-Mr IsKAEL JAMES, No. le2 South Tenth street,
phia general travelling agent assisted by Me
WHrrLE, WM H. WELp O. H. p STEM, Joas COLLINS JAMES
DsERIse, A. kirk WELLSsros, H. A. EVANS, JAMES cLARK
JoHS w. ALLEN, and r. LooKE.
00-Mr @. W. JANIS, No. Harrison street, Cincinnati
travelling for the States
Saith, T. DRsr JASON TArLoR, w. ARMsrRoSs PERHIs
Locks, w. RAMSAY, and g. srKIsMAs
QU-Receipls from either OF the above win be good
Q-v b. PALnER the American Newspaper Agent only
authorized agent for this paper cities Of Boston,
and Philadelphia and duly Empowered take advertisements
subscriptions at the required by His receipts
regarded payments His Offices aBoson, Congress
New York, Tribune building; Philadelphia, northwest
Third 4 Chestnut Streets
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A Fair for the purpose Of aiding to complete ine
Church OF the Ascension Of which Rev. Mr. GilIs IS
pastor is now being held at the "0deon on Pennylva-
MIA avenue. The ladies have spared pains to give at
traction 10 this benevolent undertaking Refreshments
Of all kinds, and large supply OF useful
articles are for sale, and we trust mat every encousse
ment will be extended to those who 80 wen men W
their charitable exertions.
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CARD.
Wines and LiqUors.

wines anu lhqOorss
THE undersigned would respectfully cali attention his stock
WINES AND LIQUORS.
facilities for obtaining from abroad all wines
&C., in their purity his longer experience IN The business as con
him, direct knowledge with the
growing Europe than
this afford for the character and quality
all articles sold by him.
The Of his and vaults such as make
substitute for the cellar every
wanting lots Of choice or
special occasions be supplied the shortest notice, with wines
for immediate including wines OF France and Ger
many, usually 10 be Obtained here.
COUNTRY TRADE supplied wholesale prices most favor
able
CLUBs win hnd their advantage order from the sub
scriber
FAMILIES the best Of table wines very low prices
also the cheapest Of wines and liquors, FOR GULF
NARY PURPOSES.
MEMBERS LEGISLATIVE BODIES, and others
supplied land have them by PACKAGE
EXPRESS" FREE OF CHARGE) with Wines &C., for table
Dozen the shortest notice
addressing their ORDERS through the post Office, TO
JACOB SNIDER, it,,
Importer and Dealer Wines, ac rs Walnut street, Philadelphia
y-sEGARs, from Of various
brands hand from SO $40 thousand and sold
single boz CHEAPER than other in the city,
Jan2+-dScpy.
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Intsrfsri.g IN elections.


We copy the following paragraph from the Hartford
(Ct) Times
A POSTMASTER AT POLITICAL WORK What SIN twas
|fo postmaster part political matters during MT
Folks administration That matter was 10 be correcedby
old lack" He wouldn't let postmaster NEEDLE In poll
tics for u minute. Now for the result. .
IN, po.mss,er al Tarfve is very busiy engaged. He
sent in number Of foreigners to be naiurazed this week
feu,,een y are informed will vouch for the
ber and wrote letter 70 Esquire Woodroh 70 pat them
h,onob as tbey were "a true" His letter was left in
10 n this city, and publicly read Would il moi be
we'll for old lack look after this oce-hodng political
medden
II there is particle Of honesty in the pretext Of the
administration that interfering in elections is good cause
Of renewal the Postmaster General will cause inquiry
to be- made into the conduct Of the postmaster above
mentioned and il he has been guilty Of interfering IN
elections, charged, he will remove him instantly Let
Jus see.
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Fine Gold, Rich Jewelry, and Geneva Watches.
AIDES respectfully call magni6
The above goods, which off red for sale
Mr. PARkERS fancy goods National Hotel Pennsyl
vania
comprises watches, cardoves chaeaine bracelets
brooches chains and displays the highest order Of mechanical
and skill The gold work Of these goods massive and rich In
the would bear comparison with the beautiful
|naments Of Benevenuto Cellni
every description, cylinder lever, duplex, with
plain ornamened cases. with engraving paintings, diamonds
|etc, proved and warranted 90 keep perfect time
There will be found splendid collection OF enameed miniatures
executed by artists and In the greatest pa copies after
the celebrated Italian masters (Raphas Titan, Coeggo
and mounted brooches bracelets, etc. in the latest styles
persons wishing handsome presents oppounity
inducements seldom for the public
that extensive has before been offered In
America. March 20-aNyF&S
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Addltlonal supply Of now spring Goods.

THE subscribers have received their full and complete
OF fancy and staple dry goods which have been select
with from recent impoaons OF the cities Of
York and Philadelphia embracing article in their line of
French English India German and Italian manufacture which
Ifhey maine
Is pieces rich small checkered glace silks
10 pieces rich small striped do do
Is rich plain ch'bls do do
S pieces rich small plaid mourning do
10 pieces extra rich plain black eros de Rhine silks
Is pieces plaid and striped India fourard silks.
~ pieces style albenne.
pieces embroidered grenadines, article.
20 pieces satin striped and figured silk tissues.
pieces cashmere style mousseine de LANES.
Is pieces figured French bareges, style.
10 pieces plain French bareges, shade.
solid colvred mouene laine, shade.
pieces printed linen cambrcs.
30 real French lawns and jaconeH
IS pieces real French ginghams and chintzes
I2500 small figured lawns warranted coiors l2
materials
which viii be with pleasure all who may
PHI. HooE co.
March 20--2m
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First Auditors Office, Sept 6, 1913
SIRi Upon an examination the papers in case OF
George Galphin deceased referred this office FOR report
under the act OF August lih 1sts, find that this claim
other iradcrs from the Creek and Cherokee Indians the
payment Of which was provided for by the treaty OF I773
between the said Indian tribes aud the British That
lon I'll of May, l775, Of those debts
ahmed and ABUSED ny commission, composed OF the
governor and council oil the colony Of Georgia, and the
Of nine thousand hundred aud ninety pounds If
teen sh,llngs aud five pence (fgIyl lod S435lb 81
and a assignee Of various other ndvdaa 70 be paid Out
o the proceeds OF the sale OF the lands coded by the said
vded The same should be sacies, for that purpose bot
Insufficient then, In ratable proportion TO each Of the
claimants, as appears from certificate rendered in his
favor aud recorded la the journal Of the proceedings
said governor and council that day That after the said
adjustment and before The psymen, Of any portion Of the
maey resulted ia transfer OF all the rights and interests
|acqued by the British crown, under the aforesaid treaty
LOT I773 the government OF the United States. That
during the revolutionary struggle, the said George Gaphin
warmly supported The cause Of independence and by that
excluded himself from participation with other Indian
traders, who took part with the crown in that
The payments made by il. account Of the said treaty,
lis I'd, appears from the general appropriation
of Parliament for 1880 pickering Statutes, vol xxxvii
Legislature of Georgia have, different times, reported in
Of this claim, setting forth It's justice, and recommends
Hailed receive the of both houses any
session, upon the ground that this claim properly
against the Of the United States, which, alter
the establishment Of Independence, had succeeded 10
jail the rights and consequently incurred all the obligations
LOT the BRUSH crown THIS natte
Therefore payment should be made by the United
States whole, and notify the single State OF Georgia
further appears by the testimony filed In this case That
1.-THE lands ceded by the Indians under the aforesaid treaty.
VERY lar exceeded In value the amount OF All me oeon
enlarged upon them and that considerable portion OF hem
fact diverted from their application TO the purposes
Of tho treaty, and applied to the settlement o. revolutionary
bouny-land claims
Under this state Of facts thus briefly rected, bu, which
are fully presented In the papers ana MED
the case there be doubt about the obligation on
the part OF the United Sates TO pay the whole amount
ascersined be due to the claimant by the settlement
made by the governor and council Of the colony OF Georgia.
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MANUAL OF Light Infantry Duties by Lieut.. Adj
III John Sinnot, 47th regiment London, 1919.
Divisional Tactics; Decker
lingo Prince Abert's hussars VOL, ls49
for the Practical Operations Of Siege by Major
Paisley I vol.
Colonel Humfey the Fertilization of
Frontier 1 vol.
James's Military Dictionary . vols
The (cv relating ohce Of the Army by Prendereas
II vol, ls4e.
Jeb6 outpos I'd editions Jebb the Defenc,
|of Ouposts, ID edition.
Major General Q. !. Napier Military Law vol.
Simmons Heavy Ordnance; ! vol.
Naval and Military Technical Dictionary OF the French and Eng
sh Language; by Captain Burn, royal artlleryCl vol
Questions and Answers Artillery BY Major Burn, Al VOL
1efp.
The Of Judge by Captain Hughes io regiment
Military Surveying and Reconnaissance by Lieut. Col jackson
warrants Regulations issued the Army Matters Of Fl
nance vol.
Lsh, Troops by Lieut. Col Leslie Goth rifles vol
Sieges N Spain by Mai Gen. Jones 3 vols
Muiers Elements Of War, 3 vols.
Imported London, with others the various branches Of mil
French books
OF subjects, imported direct from Paris, by - =. - -
Ap2 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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TCONOGRAPHIc Encyciop.cdis, complete copy, ON
exhbionTayor Maury booksellers,
copy Of this valuable beautiful work now publish
ing numbers be completed twenty-five parts Subscriptions
Mars TAYLOR 4 MAURY.
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WANTED wet nurse OF good chsracter.-one without
child living, and who competent nurse
Ian infant would be preferred and for such liberal wages
gwen inquire al me Nauonm Hotel, NO. ~ Ap 2-dlw
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EW D Ss
AND wAsHINGTON RAILROAD.

Hours OF Departure OF the Passenger Trains.
From Washington at and at p m daily, and 0 a
daily except Sunday.
at m. and p. daily and m. daily
ept Sunday.
Feb 3-diy TIL. PARSONS, Agent
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THE OLD ESTABLISHED
CITY CASH
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
EDWARD FOX,

r,oRmyRLY 2o2. AND NOW ZIG BROADWAY, be-
tween Barnum's Celebrated Museum sno oonlns PoP-
MAR Hat Store opposite 81 PsuFs Church me pro
nretor would respectfully announce to bis numerous pa
.on. and the public his and splendid store re-
,,v mil, upon the site OF the old Chemical Bank has Just
h..n finished It's Internal arrangements, which were
.ol.v made with view their adaptation every branch
q, M, extensive business and TO enable him fully TO meet
the pressing demand for garments made by him. are now
completed.
This large md eommodious store wm opened on saEr
d,y the 29h OF June $780, with and elegant sssofs-
men, Of superior CLOTHS, CAsslnEREs, VEsTlNoS
Le lie due regard has been had to the procuring OF
,ompeeu persons to fill the Cutting Department and In no
instance can misht be anticipated.
Ybe vas, facilities which be possesses In The importation
n, yoreign and Domestic Goods-the.r purchase being al
,V, effected on the cash prnepletusfes him 10 assert
pg that be may with great proprey stale, that no house
IN hi, city, or in the United States al any time claim
y.l,hip in the solid advantages which be now prepared
70 offer TO |. discriminating community.
Diplomatic Army and Navy Uaiforns, made In conform
ity to The order Of the General and State Governments and
Ia ali cases warranted TO give satisfaction.
The varied and magnificent stock OF readymade Cloth
Ing embracing the styles and latest fashions which
hs, been got up on new and improved principle made Of
superior materials and sold al prices unusually moderate,
usminently worthy Of the consideration Of the public
vii lmeodL EDWARD FOX.
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GOURAUD's
YrarYAN n6EnrOATED SOAP,

yx,Hr ceLEBRATED DR. BELL Of London, IN his
s. - s.s 20 ~ sSS.s sy sSa ard1sd
fusetion Of the capillary ei,euai,oa re .kn how I'M
s miilons OF mouths should he opea and per-
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liz ostnrS nctons of The akin are depressed and The
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surface Of body and the vital machinery within thus
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oped in the form OF pimples blocnes, pusues or some
more ,pecifc form Of cnaneous disease, combined with
lsssmde OF The body tails hot weather These dis
eases being essentially local require only ioc femeayi
and having all OF them excepting me CONTAGIOUS ana va
Tor he cure OF all Freckes, TAM morphew, hesh worms
Ne vanish by It's like mist before the morning sun
n,hmsnt ENABLES Dr. GOURAUD with perfect confidence
10 recommend his Italian indicated soap a. NO eest quo
.o,shon 81 the skin 10 its natural healthy slae All who
have used II for that purpose have been "a suoi
expresons OF appreciation Thus have the most gune
hopes Of hs inventor been fully realized and now tbs, ne
properties OF this preparation nave become uy
Known skePue'n ha, been SsSs I've
fenced science eigns triumphant and me oruns.e hven
tor finds himself winning golden opinions rom ~ sOsS OF
bic article Of sdys genemsns toilet; and eredenuas
nom hundreds Of well known and respectable citizens are
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There no need Of publishing these as 10 assumed thai
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Prepared by Dr. FELIX GoURAUD, 81 wslkef-st LIST
store from not In, Broadway. u,,,. ,Is,,,
phs; Bates Jordan, l2s Washing on 81 Boston, Green
Co worcester; Caldwell, New Bedford; Guild, Bangori
" D Robinson, Portland Me Van Bus.irk NsysrIi 9.
Fsgue % 81 charesst Oresn,j A. sSomOa
ssors Hudson, w. s. B. Ives Salem heinisIsr Lam
caster, Pa; Pierce Albany hoseley fucker, NOBLE
Richmond Mrs d. 4. Websler Madison, Indisnsi A. D.
Mansfield Louisville, Ky; Gibbs Pennsyysnissyenue
WssbingIon Couse, Detroit Michigan Martin Gross
CsrsIiIi; Carleton 4 Co Lowell Coyel, Hartford Al
bsrt Perry Manchester, NJ d; Post Wills, Rochester
Douglass, Paterson, N J. r. :. fsylor newport +.
Peter smith corner Fnh and Walnut s Cincinnati; Mur
phy Co Mississippi, and generally throughout ne unon
Dealers supplied on libers terms for cash. D<oo'eod
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MEDICINES

DH. RICHARDsON'ss YRUP.-ous Of Ia sssi
Dfemedes o. The age Dr. Rchsrason's ayrup for shol.
ehoera morbCs and sumner complaints and par
aomsch
sod al Dr. fraphagez'A so resrsl; Charles H. Alag
ig2 Brcsdusy; The DraggtSi Etore t6i dol Robert x
saads 1888 BoWery; Haydock, ia Pesrtsti also, NM
gsys IT'S Pulion-sL sroosiyn ciJ isl sss
DOWEL COMPLAINTS, CHOLERA noRBuS
ftnYsFNTERY For The caro- OF these diseases And
SIMMER Con psinI Of children, which no. attended 10
iss 10 Cholera lhereis remedy gaining higher rePu.
aton nor any which justly deserves he eonhdencs
ofta community than Bonsals Drops' ,,..
The uceess Attending the use o. them In Psiiaceipns
and esewhere has induced he propneiors 70 e'sosn
agencies q this city. .,.. L., n,
his medic ne on Bowel Complaints, however severe
perfectly III aculous.n -. c.. ~-..,..
NJ soId vholesae and retail, by y G. WELLS Co 81
Eishth-sv and Dy the following agents;
j. B Dodd nj Broadway .,
T. Cook, 500 Grand st.
James McAiscr, l4l Fultonst
H. Wilson, cor. Hudson and Hammond ss
ie22 2neod'
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PROPOSALS.

Tu,O COAL DKALERs-CORPoRAfl Nouce.
Proposals will be received by the nsdersgned a. The
Compiroers Oce Hall OF Records until tho 9Th day Of
August 1850 for supplying 0ns thousand Tuns OF Antha
cts Coal OF The besi qualify Tor ne OF The several Do
paTtments lexcept the Aims Hsass Departmont) each
ian 10 consist OF 1000 pounds and tC DO OF The following
kinds viz: 500 Of Lehsh Coal Egg size sc hxs Of
Peach Orchard Red Ash Goa, Egg size Five bun.
dred tuns Of the be delivered or befofe The hr
dsy Of Nov ensuing In such quantities. and s such Of
The Police Offices Station House, Public Offices and Tire
Department Buildings may be directed by tho Buperin-
lenden Of Repairs Public Buldings and Tho remaining
November next The places before menioned ~ dreced
by the Superintendent OF Repairs 70 Public Buidings
Payment to be made the delivery OF the Coal ms
csnuact Will be given 70 the person or persous who sh
offer 10 the forms the mos advantageous
10 The Corporation They shall enter into bonds With salts
factory security for the performance hereof under bf
fetuTe OF twice the amount OF contract price In case OF
failure which bonds 70 DO executed within 6ve days
amer the Proposals are accepted.
The proposals TO be marked Proposals fof Coal
and viii the and place OF business OF NE bid
der The proposals 10 be furnished In sesled snve
op, ndoTsed Proposals for Coal and directed 70 ~
O'clock NJ, OF Tuesday, tho 9Th day OF August 1850
al which time and place the estimates viii 30 psbhcly
opened
The proposals by bidders must be made In secordancs
with the provisions Of ordinance organizing Ihe No.
ncipa Government Of the city OF New York. passed Nay
3h ls49 contained In sections 495 10 SOL both inclusive
Proposals made 10 accordance with Ihese directions
will not be considered
Any further information may DO obtained BY calling
lie Compuoller's Office.
iy57 t2ueGs JOSEPH 4 TAYLOR. comptorx.
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CORNs, BUNIONs AND DEFECTIVE NAILS
exheeted, and Gil other irregularities Of the fset csra
nly and Permanently removed without pain loss ofhIoc
oriany other neonyenience, BY DR.. T.. NJ. LYME CT
ropodis 70 her late Majesty Adelaide Queen DogkgeI ~
England Ohce 6Arclsy-st IN The American Hos y "
Parties attended Al tbeir resdences Tine on on.,
s'o1 ore minaie Ofes hOars u 10 daily WI scot