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and disgracsd by cabinet stepped the very lips in
hypocrisy, duplieiiy. and corruption.

and disgracsd by cabinet stepped TO the very lips in
hypocrisy, duplisiy, and corruption.
Since preparing the preceding article the new editor Of
Of the Republic has taken his position and in his first
issue publishes the following evidently by authority:
The admission of California into the Union as
reign State and the be pursued 70 New Mex
co and Utah. than any other measures occnpy
the lime OF Congress and the attention Of the public
Pursuant the provision of the constitution which re-
qures the President from time time 10 recommend To
Congress such no may deem and
expeden he la his message Of the 2st of January last
recommended the admission OF California into the Union
separate and independent measure leaving the residue
OF our newly acquired Territories subject existing laws,
I'LL they should respectively form State and APP
ply for admission also,
could be expected that all parties. in all sections of
the country, should unite this any other measure
touching the subjects yet the Presidents recommendation
received with favor by large proportion OF the
people, and IS IL Is believed, still generally acceptable to
them.
But difference OF opinion the true line oil policy ON
kindred measures and difference also as TO the mode of
carrying the affirmative recommended by the
President, and which is very generally admitted be
pedient and right, have caused il iinger in the
houses of Congress- and IL has received the
neither The President, however, performed his duty
the in recommending early the considera-
ton OF Congress. But impression have got
abroad that he has wavered in his opinion
ON this subject This well advised, is unounded
fact He remains, add il is proper the public should
understand TINT he remains, firm in the opinion that the
Of policy which he recommended was, and
der all the The best practicable, and that he
has for moment changed modified thar opinion.
The msapprchension this subject, far exists,
ought be corrected that the Presidents official recon-
incubation may not in effect, be Withdrawn, modified
Tor him, without his authority
Thus is the position Of General Taylor now defined
by his confidential editor beyond all future cav dis
pute He is favor Of the immediate admission Of Cal
ornia and against any action NTH reference 10 the Ter
ritories unta they shall apply for admission into The
Union States. In OTHER WORDS, HE Is AGAINST THE
COMPROMISE REPORTED by THE COMMITTEE OF THRTEEs,
AND OPPOSED TO THE SETTLEMENT OF SLAVERY CUES.
TIoN AND OF COURSE, ALL THE INFLuEscE HIS or
FIcnL POSITION, AND THAT CABINET, WILL Elk
ERTED ON CoNGREss TO DEFEAT Ma. Glars BILL. This
full and authoritative declaration Of General Tayors po-
son puts end to all further alsehood and misreprc-
sentaton with respect to it The part Of his southern
supporters; aad they obliged to out oppo-
sition the settlement Of the siauery question, take
ground tn favor of the compromise.
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BY GREEN 8 TAsTET. Auotlonssr..

LINE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, CHICK
EKInG PIANOFoRTE, &C., AT AUCTloN.--On Tuesday
2st instant, shall sell residence Murray
deceased Of Sd and Streets Indiana
10 O'Clock m, excellent furniture, nearly
new, by Messrs Hess Oyster, Baltimore, viz;
Mahogany dressing and other bureaus
LII Do dining, breakfast, and centre tables
Do rocking chair, walnut, aud other chairs
Cherry and maple French and other bedsteads
Tables, washstands, and spring seat lounge.
Feather beds and fine curled hair mattressSs
Also fine rosewood pianolore made by Chckeng 81
of fine tone and touch and been used three months
Hail. astral, and other lamps
Panor, passage, stair, and chamber carpefs, rugs
Fine bagatele board, complete eSss
Cherry school desks, MAPS globes, and some books
China crockery which white
China dinner China toilet SETS Britannia coffee
set l#44 r& ss84l y
Cooking, alright, and other
With good lot OF kitchen requisites
and $25, cash S25 credit Of
and four months for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
teres ~ ehSi n.
The above described furniture is all nearly new and Of good
quality Persons furnishing respectfully invited attend
GREEN TAsTET,
May 1875 PEA fAf 1sI Aucdoneers.
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Expsdi,ien 20 Cas..

hAPe0itioh 10 Ou0as
The following article has appeared cotemporaneousy
in the two organs, (he Intgenesr and the Republic
OF yesterday moning) We infer OF course that il is an
authorized exposition from the Department of State:
Wilhin the last days Information has been received
by the government, rendering probable that a
tary organization has been foot within United
Safes formidable both in numbers and from character
OF those engaged In IT. for the purpose OF attacking
Island Of Cuba and revolutionizng the government ~
We informed that the President the United States
Immediately upon the receipt Of the normatiou direc
orders be issued for the vessels OF the home
also for the steamer SaIanac and hgate Congress- pro-
coed forthwith Island Of Cuba with a view OF ascer
tanning any militia ~ force organized in the United
proceeding from thence Cuba for purpose
oinadng thar island and zng
with express instructions, the
the landing OF such
ing any such expedition enterprise and
the event Of landing having been effected
90 prevent the landing OF any rentoceients OF any
provisions under tue American flag, intended fo
expedition enterprise. Ia obedience these OF.
ders understand that the steamer aanac proceeded
Saturday last, and will probably reach Cuba BY
Thursday next, where, II Is expected she will
Germantown" the Albany" and the "vixen
the Island Of Cuba before any conder number
of those engaged in the enterprise possib effect
ed landing, and thus prevent violation Of obligations
Of amty and peace with Spain
We should like to know upon what authority the ad
mnis,raiion has undertaken TO arrest revolutionary ex
petition bound TO another country, when the persons en-
gagged in il were out OF ownwaters, and beyond our
jurisdiction. II will be perceived, by reference to the
Senate proceedings OF yesterday that resolution OF
inquiry 10 the alleged revolutionary movement in
Cuba was presented by MIR. Yulee Mr.. Inge moved
resolution Of similar import in the House, but il was
laid the table by almost strict party voteit requi-
ring two thirds OF the House TO adoptit
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We learn with great regret from the following card in
the Columbus Times, that Mr.. Welborn OF Georgia, is
about TO retire from Congress We hope his consti,u
ents will not permit him 10 indulge his own inclaaons
and will invoke him 10 incur the sacrifices and
Inconvenience" which might attend his re. election
Every citizen owes high obligation to so glorious a
country this; and from whom much given much is
expected II never will do for man like Judge Well
born TO come among us, make one OF the best, and
nobss, and most patriotic speeches OF the whole ses-
son-wn every heart by the courtesy Of his manners
command the general confidence by the vigor Of his
talents and the purity Of his prncples-and them when
he has served an apprenticeship 70 the profession OF
politician, and become highly qualified than ever
to serve his country retire at the end OF his first term Of
probation to the shades Of private life Well may the
Albany (Georga) Patriot call him sworthy and able
representative" Every here where he has been tried
and weighed in the balance echoes the opinion and
we have no doubt Il to sci about 10 enlist men
upon parchment, done in the case Of the southern
paper. we should obtain more than sixty -four names to
protest against his determination
WASHINGTON. April TO- 1850
TO hs Editor Of the Columbus Tsma.
friend and our disuict has called my attention.
by letter. 10 the subject Of denomination for Congress nj
the approaching election. Will you have the goodness
give me place In your columns 20 that grateful
been past occason homo ed ia this connexon can
not think Of incurring sacrifices and
that wonId attend second term here7
"oS respeeuuhy'y yours @c,m wr,,non,,
III II u
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what Next /
What Next
The Alexandra Gazette gives us the following anu


The Alexandra Gazette gives the following anu
sing piece OF information:
We have a copy OF pamphlet entitled "An Appeal to
the Whole Country Tor Union OF Parties the Basis
the Principles Of Washington, Jefferson, Madison and
Monroei in favor OF Gene raj Taylors by
republican OF the school OF $780, The author discusses
his subject with ability, and hope may in per
suading everybody support General Tay adminsua
ton. # b sGA3s 'aiyEaN sE@s& tt
What new wonder will start forth nexts Where did
this new literary Hercules come from, who is to perform
greater labor than his lustrous predecessor Talk OF
strangling serpent in his cradle killing the Nem@an
lion All these fabulous achievements are nothing in
comparison with the feat which attempted by this Amer
lean Hercules Unite parties the basis Of the princi-
Piles OF the lusous dead persuade everybody to sup
port the weakest and most corup administration which
has disgraced the county-a mere incapable caba
without even the phantom OF President at its head
The very supposition is ridiculous Is this really the
age Of humbugs. that OF are to be addressed
upon such subject'
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TRUsTEES sale OF Real Estase.-By virtue Of deed Of
trust dated the 2fh day Of February, lsts
hber w, b., No. Ia folios o. "a &C
Washington county District Of Columbia expose 70 sale Al
auction Wednesday, the 2h day Of June next O'Clock
the afternoon In front Of the premises, all that parcel
ground city OF Washington
avenue, and
plan and marked and laid down the plat ossd city No
In No 4or with all the buildings and
Terms One d OF the cash, and the residue
in four MONTHS be secured by the purchasers notes.
ncio endorsed with interest from The day Of sale and by deed
Of the premises
complied with within days day
Of sale the pcpe win be rescd weeks notice. At the sk
and cost Of the hrst purchaser.
JOHN MARION, Trustee.
May 1f-3nwads DYER BROTHER, Auctioneers.
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NOTICE the Public, and Instructions TO Postmas-
~ erThe second steamship Of Coiinss line, he "Pachc,
having the
into for n the
United mails New York and Liverpool hereby
instant. |...
may Britain continent
Europe and other beyond the United Kingdom,
be BY said packet under The postal entered Into be-
tween the two countries .@Y 'sf
Postaste reminded that letters and Great Britain,
and beyond by this line
BY the Cunard line, with this difference thai
the which be
counties beyond Great Bfan Of the American inland
there also be paid the OF the
single The be collected Of the addressed
the foreign viii be 10
These therefore, subject
" postage single
Newspapers beyond Great Britain Great
Britain, cents 10 be pre- paid.
Postmaster General
Posr oynor DEPARTMENT, May IL, 1850.
May 1916
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


00-Mr HKxRr Lewis Montgomery Alabama Il our gem
travelling agent Alabama BY
D. BRKrI. 4.4t4Ft ss
0-Mr T. JAnEs No. I62 Tenn street, PhIade
pha general travelling asen assisted BY Mesn JAnrs
WHrPLE WIZ H. WELp, n. r. JoHs CoLIixs, yAnEs
DEEkNs, KnK wELnssrox, y. A. EyAHs, JAsEs CLARK,
Joas w. ALLxr, and ?. LocxE. e j NJ fftr Y tkf
ay-Mr O. W. JANIS No Harrison street, Cincinnati Ohio Is
travelling States, assisted by Mess
j. SIXTH, DEsr, TAYLoH, w. ARnsrnoHa PsRRIs
LOCKS, w. RAMSAY, and @. sTnsnAs.
Q7-Reeeps from either Of the above will be good
GOV b. PALnEn, Newspaper Agent, only
authorized for this paper the cities Of Boston, New York;
and Philadelphia, and duly Empowered take and
subscriptions by His receipts viii be
regarded payments His Offices Congress
New York, Tribune buildings Philadelphia northwest Of
Third Chestnut sueeu. 34 at
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sY GREEN q rAsTET, Ascsso.ssr,.
MAHOGANY BOARDS, PLANK, vENEERs, BALUsTERs
IVA AND Newell POSTS, AT AUCTTON.--On thursday,
Instant shall sell
Streets tHsup weedons building o'cIcck large
sotmenf Of g. Domingo mahogany, vixs
1900 feet n, ", and y boards
500 do and ~ inch plank
500 do y, ~, and 3-inch plank
$500 DO culled
700 hrst-rrfe n inch bslusfcrs
newels and
Terms Al Of s25 over GAS and not en-.
ceeong So credit Of 90
"r approved endorsed notes, bearing
acnnon o. cabinet
ct and Aexandra respectfully invited to The SALE The stun
noe quality, and they win nd worthy attention.
mVs-SSl1h ] ..#UN Ancuoneers.
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REvERDY JOHNSON.
EfUH. WIN. NJ. WEREDTTH,
Secretary Of the Treasury.

The opinion gave is not as full AZ should have
made ~ had taken more time in its preparation Bot
the committee desire i. Twill supply this in part BY
upon which Il was formed. These were Of several
classes I'll
First Those in which, under circumstances no, s,rongsr
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.xaLA FOR NORFOLK.-The steamer orceoia win
leave Washington for the above place Monday
next The Goth instant At O'clock M Alexandria
After which, she viii her regular trips, leaving for Nor
fok every Thursday, and for Baltimore every sunday.
JAMES MITCHELL,
MWl6-H Captain.
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Terms The viii required h
money SALE
twelve eighteen, and months, with
from and their with
proved security for such deferred paymens On the payment Of The
the subscriber will the respectively
10 q JOHN MARBURY, Trustee.
s s- s4gNF@ DYER BROTHER, Aucts.
place, aforesaid
subscriber will sell the highest bidder the following lots Of
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By DYER d BROTHER, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.-By virtue
deed Of subscriber will offer for sale pub
lie auction the highest bidder following o Of ground the
Washington,
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CANsf FANsf FANsi-spanh, Chinese, French, psImIea
al JOHN n, GiBBs'S
Aso slsge supply Of plain black ns sold cheap
Fancy and Perameu Store, Penasyvsna svenue between s
and ioh streets. May ls-3nf
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wAsHIscTos AND ALExAsDRrA ne,

= ~n>n WASHINGTON AVID ALEXANDRIA nevv
agl steamboat Thomas coIyer win depart the follow
Leave Asxsndia at =, e. TO- ls, M; IA, O. ~ g. D.
Leave Washington at "a, el, 0i, I2 a. 81 81 81
cents. Z.
Passage boat, Iag cents.
JOB CoRsON,
May 7-TAF Captain.
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Sale take Aucon Rooms wednesday, The 18th
day Of May next, al II O'Clock
ELIZABETH KERvAND,
A DYER d BROTHER, Aucu.
e7- The above sale IL unavoidably postponed till
"Wednesday, the 22d instant, same hour and place.
May Is N# DYER BROTHER.
Immediately after the above will be sold the Hol-
lowing valuable property the plan viii be exhibited the time Of
Al ofsquaIe aos containing 1879 slsl square feet
An Of square 33l containing 81 922 do
All OF square 3,s containing about 100000 do
The above enclosed and under cultivation.
Lot In 9, land suitable for brick making
Lot IS square 2 by 81 feet deep, improved by
good brick stable.
Lots 49, ~ and rs in square ss and lots 10, have on
them brick buildings Is brick buildings
Lots a. and ID square sothe Chesapeake and Ohio
canal through them There several old brick buildings
them
Lot 81 square 2se, lots and Q, In square ai3.
Terms Onethrd Of the cash. balance
IA and 10 months for satisfactorily secured bearing interest
DYER d BROTHER,
Maybe Auetonsers.
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INEN Cambria Observation-Disclosures undersigned res
pcctfuly the attention Of their friends
orally their assortment below named viii be found worthy
special examination. We have received
100 don. linen cambnc hdkfs AZ 81 per dozen
do do do aisl1 do nne linen
70 do do do atS3 do
100 do do do - 50. 81 50, and IS do.
10 hnc eoored and black bordered linen lawn
Is do plain bordered linen hdkEl
a part Of which bargains rarely found
Also new style embroidered trimmed unirmmed
bofdeed, stitched which we are prepared 10 Offer
on better terms Than can Be obtained elsewhere
cLAGRTT, NEWTON, MAY, \ co.
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HE.pauIpTsR MARINE CoRps,
ouaremasfers Once Washington, May 10, 1850.
CEPARATE PROPOSALS win be
O'Clock, Monday, 10Th Of June
Ing such Of oak wood aud anthracite
required quarterly requion Of officers commanding
ne stationed in washington city, d. c. from LIST july 1850 10 5o
June, 1881.
proposal separately price per wood
and for the clean anthracite dust
and screened.
Wood coal will be furnished option OF
and will be delivered piled,
tbs occ Designate free Of the United
Persons propose supply may proba
bic quantity thar win be required by inquiry this Office
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied
two suretes OF known responsibility.
To be endorsed Proposals for Fue- May 1s3tawuune 10
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Great Exoitamen,

n monstr0ls effort is now making to get
up great excitement, in the State OF Ge0r.
gia, IN favor OF Degradation! Can such an
effort as TINT PROVE successful! We have
e and heard Of great efforts being made
IN favor OF resistance to insults and
wrongs, but this thing OF moving heaven
ana earth to give success to Submission
ana Degradation--to fctler hands that ought
To be irce--to how nccks to CALLING yokcs
Ito bring the greatest, richest, strongest
people on earth, Che people oil the South.
crn S%talcs,) To ahjcct, low, infanmns sub
mission, at tho feet Ola horde of fiery fana-
tIcs, whose property liz made out OF the
products OF our labor, would, il successful,
MI n page or two Of Disgraceful History.
Think OF it, citizens, Gcorgians, South
erners. Are you ready to turn the Soull,
INTO Il capac!ous Fold TOR the Prey of North
crn Wolves /! What a towering Victor the
Southern man will be who can accomplish
that ny his talents, his popularity, and the
confidence reposcd in him by IA trusting
and generous people! He could point 10
the prostratlon and degradation of his PEG.
pIc--;o them aljcct condi' ion-and say,
F" Behold the result OF my proud deeds
the glorious prize for which | fought" A
country IN disgrace the work of his hands.
1t makes the heart sick To think OF it,; but
the people will not permit it, unless they
wish To see a sky Of lightuings unfoldcd
Tor their acknowledgement Repubii-
cHN.
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a Compliment.

The MlSs!sslppian published at the scat
OF government OF that gallant state, in urg-
my action on The part OF the South and emu
mcraiing the states, that viii promptly
unite IN defence Of the rights Of the south.
pays the following compliment to our own
State:
"Snnih Carolina-entitlcd to the very
first honors whIcl, history can Awards ST.
lent, but prepared. The scoff at her is her
crown! Amidst the twelve hundred mill
ions Of the earth the South Carolininns
have no equals in their knowledge of their
rights, and IN their spirits to defend them.
Yet South Carolina did not cause the Mis-.
sissIpPl movement. Not at all. But she
approved il. Misunderstood and ,raduced,
she, with becoming composure. awaits the
action ofthe South
South Carolina is prepared. Among
llerspeople there are few who feel not the
Importance of the crisis. Her silence is
The silence OF composurc and determine.
ton, and although it is unnecessary To re
itcrate assurances Of this sort, especially To
our friends in Mississippi, yc, we tako oc.
casion TO say to them that South Carolina
is up 10 tho point OF action. Her trad6ccrs
know it, and they are wo'ully disappointed
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DTOppin. the PIGEON.

L. -.
u Is SURPRISING MAT al TINS day,
"Ii"n INC game o! 'drop pigeon"
mas hccn rnhI'H!'"'l N all lis various
''o'rS, mat victims are i" be found
~ our CITY. William T'ick"t', from
iowa, en- route Tor Virginia, was a
lt" DAYS since picked UP and S"lndt"d
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Hand him round

The speech Of the New York d~cmagoguo
has received particular notice from Southern
Presses. We copy ore jus; tribute to the
infamous character Of this prince oi political
scuundrcis, from the Georgia .Scntinct. No
tees ofhim generally bear This statnp--sc-
we're they are but not too much so. Tat
paper after giving The title of the speech says:
Such is the title of u pamphlet which WIN.
ii. Seward, Il Senator from New York, has
had the irnpudcrce to send US under his own
frank. O! al! the scspicnble mi$creants
whom chance has elevated 10 honorable 10
sIlion, this same Senator Seward is chief
We tiilnk that come of his compeers in the
scheme ofaboiilion arc the honest victims O
infninntion; but this man adds 10 all his other
sins that most oaious ofall others, hypocrisy
Mr.. Seward is rot an abuli;ionist from prin-
cip'c, but from policy. lie knows, for he is
by TO means Il fool, that the shortest and "a.
rest roa! 10 power, where hc lives, is Ky pan.
dcr!ng 10 the iana,lcism of lis constituents.
and he has accordingly determined his poIi,-
zeal career, no, with reference To the good
o! the country, but with an eye single 10 his
own cinoiumen,.- Warrington aurora.
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New AND IMPORTANT DIscovEEY.-Thc
Pittsburg Post has n letter giving an ac-
count OF a discovery made by a young mar,
by the name Of Adams, the ass stnn, man
ager ofthe Brady's Bend Iron Works, in Cla-
ron County, ~ The manufacture of Railroad
and merchant bars iron from Coke metal.
By the old method, the rails were made with
charcoal pig, and would crack very much
and break with. one or two blows. Bv
dam process iron can be made from
eight To ten dollars per tun lower, and OF a
super quality, The process is NOT men.
toned bat the quality oil IRON is spoken OF.
The writer OF The letter was shown n rail
that had been put to The scvcrcst test, b.
putting it, while hot, into cold water; alter
which, they tried 10 break it with a slcdrc-
hammer weighing 50 pounds. Forty blows
were given by six men alternately, and
they couln not even crack Il. The char
coal IRON OF the Company costs from SIS 10
So per lun: their Coke metal" costs only
from 50 10 Sll per tun. The discovery
has caused lu;te an excitement among the
workmcn, for they were under The impress.
SION that the works would have to suspend
on accoun: OF the low price OF iron.