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We hasten to correct mistake which has been made
in recent letter from Baltimore correspondent His
communications are generally received so late by the
nights mall that the editors have opportunity OF seeing
them before they press We must again request him
to be more chary meddIlug with politics II an edge
tool. which is very apt to cut the hand that wieds IT,
even il il be the hand OF master workman. We are
free to confess that have few petensons 10 that
character ourselves.
In the particular which calls forth this notice. our
correspondent characterzes Mr. Mausby. Of Baltimore
as "a staunch. unwavering wing" II our correspond
en-, intended to designate Mr.. VILLAIN p. Manlsby,
the very contrary is the fact We assured that for
fifteen years past in Maryland has abored with
more intense earnestness in behalf the democratic party
than Mr. William p MauIsby. We regret the error,
and hasten to make the omsnde honorable well
can. u lar AeasA
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that the senator would the motion in his favor
which be had already made. "a asdplss8 as Nssls
Mr. WALKER (Nr. BADsEa yielding for the pupose)
rose - say that he had intended before he concluded
esy that ne occupied the floor by the courtesy OF
he honorable senator from New York SEwAsDl than
New York bad repeatedly yielded to different senators
IL therefore, the honorable senator from Tennessee Mr.
TuRNEY] would yield in favor OF the senator from New
York, tMr SEwARD.1 ii would be highly gratifying 70
he INT Vs. feelings, and he should feel himself under
great obligations TO the senator from Tennessee
have yielded right to the noor which he has secured
BY being more active and nmbe than some OF u.s. ne
has now lost it. il is his fault do not feel dls
M. DOUGLAS subsequently rose. acknowledged that
he was indebted to the kindness OF the senator from New
York mr. SEwARp Tor the noor-na gentleman HAVING h
given way him IRON personal CONSCIENTIOUS wnicn ne
1Mr D. urged upon him-and said DAY ne had
fet bound to yield the floor to the honorable senator from
Wisconsin MIR WALKERl in order 10 hnsh his speech.
Under these circumstances, though he had moved to
postpone the further consideration OF the subject until
with the permission Of the Senate. yield il TO the senator
from New York, and take his own chance Of getting il
again on Wednesday. t&
Mr. SEWARD expressed his obligations to the honor.
able senator from Illinois, and said, II il would be the
pleasure Of the Senate he would occupy the floor
Monday next and hoped not to uespass long upon their
Mr. BADGER addressed the Senate in reply to one Of
Mr. Walkers positions in relation to the law OF homi.
eide in North Carolina Ills remarks will appear to-
morrow.
Alter some further remarks by Senators DAVIS. Of
Mississippi, and Blu Tier, in reply to Mr. WALLER. and
brief Tejonder BY that senator the motion to postpone
the further consideration Of the subject until Tuesday
next was agreed to.
On motion, the Senate then adjourned
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Winthrop has given the tree -soiers fagellaon--and
we'll he might They have treated him badly. He ha,
been good fee.oiler the best. and yet they wond
not for him. He ought be displeased with them.
Schenck showed time ago that Winthrop good
frcesoiler Giddngs He showed II concusively YET
Giddngs would support him. The fact Is, the whg.
OF the free States have rgh, complain Of the
The latter hsvcbeen aided and brought into existence
BY the whg party, and ungraieiully mistrust
thsr progenitors -Losisvlk (Ky.) Democrat
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pUnL1C sALE % the Columbian Foundry, for casting
essnon, hc Georgetown, In the District of Columbia
In well known and valuable foundry with all IL fixtures
and Implements pertaining viii offered public
sseesz and John Mason, deccsscd n
on,eo on Monday, the eleventh Of March next
It's situated the Potomac river, the limits
having The Chesapeake Ohio canal passing
We sue with the the power canal The
capseo.s stone casting house, containing arns-
e. ons salonns containing the cupoa
~ sonns cannon shes machinery, turning
- - WIN escssmits' shops, occs and dwelling
hosss p o. brick and mpemcnis sooIs
ac ~ sxenmve and complete and ready Commence
epsrons ~ casting shot well ss oshe, ,a
done . essrcb mouds cannon ana hs
osi6 6s shot and shel q various sssr wooden na.ts iron
claspsd for all sorts Of castings general demand
sns ~ epsnssrs' tools IN shor an hs TOOL. and Inn
Ths has been fo some my regular ana
conssn exscon with the either fr
nasoss VA. Ne ssa q witch, entered BY 10
sxceience q 10 WORK. In Immediate proximity The
condnue 70 give % ~ what has
hel, anpe o. ne pubic work. Coal and en 81
qualify brcuehto gates he cas VIII ee shown any
4sso q sKaninns H. b ~. Duvar who has charge o.
TDsi Ten dollars q ne puschase money win b
eu IN hand for rsdas credit VIII - given o. two, three
~ esr equal psyen bsa insss 70 be secured BY
hsn1 ~ security, and : mortgage o. ne properly.
~ ~ further information, sads~ ne esssnssr Wsnsson
- - ~--~- <~~~"1
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BEWARE Imposters.The subscriber takes this oppou-
nifty 20 inform the public that there mpostes travelling
through the United States selling recipe making wash
for washing Clothes which Infringement Stephen
Cranes Chemical Compound Mixture for washing clothes
the only patented wash
mixture that In and Mr. Cranes direction. recipe have
without
signature, refuses give his And hereby
from using this MIXTURE unless purchased Of
thozed violation Of law, and they make themselves
liable for and all such they win be dealt with
8. CRANE, Paientee
Feb l2--dIms E.eg
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PHENOMENON 0Rxeoy.--In tho Cascade mountsns, IN
the month OF last November, there heard loud reports
like distant thunder, and Immediately aer Silver Creek
dried mp for twcnyour hours When the water did resume
Its course, IL thoroughly mpregnatea with alkaline
Substances have the appearance Of strong e and as
also to cause the death othe Ash in the stream About the
time Of the occurrence, strong winds prevailed from the
south, heavy fall Of ashes noticed Ia mos parts OF
,his valley and dense cloud OF smoke settled in the at
mosphere, shutting the light Of the sin for nearly
week.
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DKArH on BosroS MERCHANT TnR NEW YoRx AIMS
HOUSE The New York Express that Mr. Francis
Wiby, formerly distinguished merchant Of Boston, died
a The amshoose BsckweIrs island on Tuesday last
40 me announcement the Express adds, "The time has
oeeh when Mr. Wildly thought unworthy Of being
consulted on business matters BY parties who have prote
oy ms aavice and amsssed their thousands; yet an Old
companion and associate permitted TO succumb 70 sd
vs allowed 20 breathe his last among psnpers and his
rsnains were consigned 10 Poser's hsld g 81 W -
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Appointments BY ths President,
Ry aud NTH The adrice and consenf Of the Stwafs

Daniel McCaum OF Tennessee be marshal OF the Uni
ted states for the eastern district OF Tennessee.
William M Brown, of Tennessee, TO be marshal OF the
United States for the middle district OF Tennessee.
Andrew Guthrie, of Tennessee be marshal of the Uni
ted States for the wesie rn district Of Tennessee.
BENJAMIN Bond, Of Illinois, be marshal Of the United
States for the dstfict Of Illinois.
T. Collins Lee, OF Maryland be attorney OF the United
States for the district Of Maryland.
"..'., 71.gg7 "a nv -G ~ + Nationoi Intenigsncr.
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HE andsssnsd respectfully can attention 70 his sssek 81
i WINES AND LIQUORS. ~, -.
facilities BY him for obtaining from abroad an
kc In their purity, hs longer experiences In me "a
direct personal knowledge miih INC
growing districts Of Europe than poessed by any
house In this city afford assurance for the character ana
all articles sold BY him. -.
The arrangements Of his store and vaults are suen ~
them substitute for the cellar OF consumer
wanting small assorted lots Of choice Wines
special occasions be supplied the shortest notice. w
dcaned Immediate use, including wines OF France
many, no usually 70 be obtained here. 80. -.
COUNTRY TRADE supplied wholesale prices on most msor-
able i. -
scribeT ~. -.
as also the cheapest and FOR ooL
NARY PURPOSES. 49,. .
distance, be supplied land have sent them ny
EXPRESSn FREE OF CHARGE) with Wines &C., oI mps'
by he or in the shortest nouce,
BY addressing their orders, through the post once, 10
JACOB SNYDER, y, III
Importer Wines &C., 70 Walnut street Phaaepna
ySEGARs Of importation from Havana Of various
and brands always $9 70 90 Thousand ana oa
BY single cheaper than al amy other store In the ci
Jan 24-dAcpy.
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"Raiher voluntarily 10 Of the
sui0n foot Of free terntorraher than their
cpeey 1.-THE northern people would submit have the Union
severed. This believe Is the true feeling Of the NORTH"
The Union cost years war with Great Britain
including millions OF treasure, and rivers of precious blood
and IL thought by the patriots Of the revolution TO be
cheap purchases at that though they dreamed
that Its fruits would be glorious they have been, either
respect population wealth. power OF territory
any other otthe ingredients which go constitute
mighty nation But degenerate Of theirs, Of
other unlucky SIRE would rather all their labor lost
their hopes and the hopes Of the world crushed and
bloody fracidal the inevitable consequence of dis
solution superyene than he extension Of the slave nst-
OF free terrory II this is anati-
csn concentrated, should like know what is
be- From such PATRIOTS Heaven the country If how
ever this the of the Republicans love for the
Union, protest against Its speaking for for the
North In opinion, the North, general remark,
does love the Union, ard is willing 10 make reasonable
concessions for It's preservation -Jsrnaf of Commerce.
There is nothing to apprehend from the gasconade Of
such presses the Springfield Republican # il speaks
for anybody but its kidney it s wide OF the mark
'The northern people," far know, esteem the
Union above all other considerations and know OF no
evil compare with its dissolution The Springfield pa
per- so far from believing what says, would vote
establish negro slavery in Massachusetts, rather than
that the wing party there should be overthrow!
[Nep Hampshire Register.
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THE subscribcr offers rent Evernhay, the resi-
Lewis Grant Davidson, situated on the extreme
right Heights Of Georgetown The dwelling house comprises
position most desirable private
residence lis substantially built Of brick y two stories mgn WIN
rooms on eacn moor
spacious running norm ana SCUM
length Of house, together with wing o ser
stabes carriage house, cowsned
house, other Offices, oil Of brick are attached The
twenty and which 10 now under
orchard garden, fields and woodlands The
SOUTH and located lofty enence command
ing Of the extensive and beautiful prospect ~ 'front.'
while embraces in the delightful northern view OF which
the entire Of Heights west perhaps deprived That por
which lies immediately front OF the dwelling
agreeable the
susceptible Of the highest embellishments but account Of the
ohe excellent admirably
adapted purposes which or series years
potaby applied The proximity of this situation the
metropolis and ample Recommendations combining all the
forts with the facilities Of residence (e
Churches schools markets. and other resorts Of business being ut
dance opportunity foreign Minister'S
members of the cabinet Of Congress- elegant and
commodous upon satisfactory To with
whom nducement and who not be
fact respectfully suggested that comparative cheap
Of in Georgetown imporan and well worthy OF
their attention.
given Immediately For further nmaton inquire Of
the subscriber. IL
SAMUEL @, DAVIDSON,
Mar l-2aw3w Agent and Trus.ee for Projectors.
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rAs Unasn - ~ Ola wsrid.
We have repeatedly siated That British interests were
at work aiding the ahoonsts and Their aduncs in the
game Of dssolving this glorious Union To know how
closely all that done in this country tending 10 produce
.hat result Is wached and appauded in the old world
and how fervsnly the moaarchsts and ars,ocras Of
Europe wish for an overthrow, read the following
tract from the Paris letter Of George W. Kendall of the
New Orleans Picayune, dated January "a
The Of the election OF Mr. Cobb Speaker OF the
House oil Repre- senaives, received aer had flashed
last letter, and you we'll conceive the Joy and
gra,ulaons among the Americans in Paris when the intel
iigence was made known For three weeks preyi-
ousy the had only brought the OF
baiongs, OF vexatous sp and Of exciting debates The
tory journals Of England the egtimists aud
care and pains 70 inform he reading world Of our Olsen
sons The angry spat between Meade and Daer
ded in all the pop OF large type, and the fact that the
Model Republic blocked also spread rhron gh
the columns of the anlbeal journals with l.concealed
some o. mem Even wsns y lar a. y nIn
Of the Unon the wish being father TO the thoughts
there anything the liberal journals give hope and
la this suspense you may easily imagine the dis
quiet which prevailed among the Americans but
mat you cannot fully appreciate the joyful manner with
which the OF the election oil Speaker was received
An American Is never so much American as alter he
has visited other countries and especially the I'D and worm
nationaties oil Europe He mast and mingle with
the ignorant, oppressed, and down!trodden oil
France, vany struggling for their rights before he
precato the u of the liberty happiness and pros
periy he enjoys ut home, coupled with the general nte
gence OF his fellow He almost forges whether
he is wing a democrat, loses his remembrance o.
party lines be absorbed by questions Of free trade
eudice and finds that he is more jealous than ever Of the
standing honor and advancement Of his entire country
Hence The spread Of any intelligence from the other side o
the Atlantic calculated throw doubt the stability Of
our Union the endurance Of Institutions
offear, modification and humiliation, among country
men on this side
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no RAILROAD CONTRACTORS. is hereby given
from 80 90 miles Of the Orange and Alexandra ra,eaa
examination between the LIST and 18th OF Ap
The passes through very healthy and fertile regon ana e
work worthy OF the Afternoon
experienced 49,. ~
company prefers % lea the whole work Of construction IN
tracts 80 miles that purpose parties WISH
ing invited 10 call ut the Office IN
The bids viii be made basis Of payments easn 70 e
remaining IN tne STOCK
company They must be sent % this Office not an ne
be submitted TO the meeting Oh the poad OF
Nv order OF the board 7. O. ATKINSON,
Y Chief Engineer.
For the information parties nj distance u wen 70 sae na
Orange 30 miles long and
tends from Alexandria, through Fairfax, Prince William Fauque
Culpeper Orange counties point the
pleted portion Virginia Central ralroad formerly called inc
Louisa railroad. L
inspection Of the map will show that It's come xions promise 70
make il as valuable thoroughfare any In the Union
Mnrh --end6A . !. . ! . - IA ]
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uOUsE-FURNIsHING DRY GOODs.-The subscriber.
~ have now - so, full and s complete S Of furnishing
Is pieces English and French velvet caYeung
5 pieces imperial ply espsdns styles
piece. Brussels, ,spcs,,y royal wlsd and plain Venetian
pieces superior ingram carpeuns, Lowell manufacture
sfi very superior Ens. entirely designs.
which viii be cut for size shaped hall OF ROOM In one
:,s ~
w slss. and ss S,S a9
50 1914 IA and ~ satin damask table cloths
| 100 dozen damask table napkins
Also piano table covers covers, oweIlns, linen and
An gre. care, and win be Offer
ed upon the most accommodating terms :, ,,,,,,. -,
supply q seached cotton goods. consisting ths superior
kinds ws We s.ssc 1s. hs o.
upon wholesale prices win sen heretofore. We
case. hes, 70 slsached .hirtns
g ( s.x y:si MI. :. ...... .,..,,...
50 pieces 50 beschsd cOuons, ofvarious brands
50 pieces - Russia diapers Of very superior qualiue.
An Of which win be sold cheaper for cash. or 10 our puncus
than can be obtained :, any Chsr u The city
m%s-2w cLAeETr, NEWTON, MAY, co
pooKs IRON, London-IAst No. Io.-Milton's Prose
eos,hss Aa,osiogaphy and Travels, vols. -
Mss HE o r. me- roman ssSass so sI
' y Il %s sgsaia . a.sfss s
schiier's Dramas Romnnccs II vol. 81
sheridans Works and Life complete vol 81
Duee Life OF Michael Angelo, and Life Of Raphael by De
Quincy vol. 81
Just imported from London direct, by
Mart FRANCK TAYLOR.
JOHN w. McKIM,
Afforpsy and Coswsefor at Lao,
Once opposite the wing Of the City Hall
wAsHIseros, ID. c..
Practices Of the Dsct also attends TO coec
tons conyeyancns and 70 the prosecution o. claims before Con-
sess and The various Department. Of government
Feb 17-eod2ws 4 sa9
limited sTATEs HOTEL, wsshinaton, ID. C--The
United States Hotel having thoroughly repaired and newly
furnished for the reception Of The situation -
The house and it, capacity recommend particularly 10 the travelling
public and % persons having business The Capitol within
few cf the railroad depot and short distance nom ne
Capitol The grcps.o Feels confident q hts ability 70 mske hs
comfortable and them that exeons shall be spared
either BY himself those in his employ gain s appreciation Of his
vsiters. EDW. VI. FULLER,
Jan io--suwew Survivor Of me Arm A. Fuller
THE American Pc.Issy Ysrd--comYsag the origin, his
iususted win numerous engraving BY D. q Browne.
III II N TAYLOR MAURv,
Mari 6 Bookseierr, Oh street.
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Once Indiana the east wing Of the City Hall
wAsHrraroS, ID. O.,
Practices the Of the District also attends coec
convcyancn and the persecution Of claims before Con
ress, and The various deparsmene Of government
r -
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THE Anertcan Pcutry Ysrd--compfisns sbs origin bis
tory description domestic poultry
lusrsed with numerous engraving, BY D. :. Browne
\. u III 80 m IS TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Mari Booksellers, On street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24
PHILADELPHIA.
Tae Alleged Slave Case In Phiiadelphia-Sam'
mary Proceeding-Gibson Returned from
Observation-Disclosures and stocks,

sTae Alleged Slave Case In Pbiiadelphla-Sam
mary Proceeding-Gibson Returned from
Observation-Disclosures and Stocks,
Correspondence of The Tribune.
Aswas generally supposed in this city yester
day, Adam Gibson, the alleged fugitive slave, is
no slave Adam was conveyed to Maryland on
Saturday night, showed to VIM Knight, the re-
puted master who Immediately denied that
Adam ever belonged 10 him. Gibson was nl,
mediatelY discharged from custody, aud arrived
in this city this afternoon, where his VIE anu
children reside The fact is, that Adam was
owned many years ago by Maryisna oi'i e.1,
named Davis bat about s43 was released IIoiu
slavery and ever since has resided IN tne No 'e'
free man. o. C.;.o;o.,.
IN +h;o CIV deserves to be severely reprlmandcd
fny the unreasonable precipitation WITH Wnlcn ne
decided this case. He exhibited unmtgated
Dosherrv stupidity, which, il allowed to pass un-
noticed, will endanger the liberty OF every tree
eolored citizen Of Philadelphia. During the ex-
as,ination Of Gibson before him on Saturday, not
the slightest testimony was offered which In the
least proved him to be fugitive slave,
much less Mr.. Knights slave yet Mr. lngraham
decided that Gibson og0S fugitive, and would
not even allow the prisoner an hour to enable
him to obtain witnesses to prove himselfan limo.
cant man. If such conduct on the part of the u.
s. Commissioner in this City is not reprehenslple,
then should the stubbornly erroneous, not crlmi.
nal acts Of every man in public Office, be allowed
to pass unnoticed.
There is ecarcelyany business doing today in conse-
ouence of the snow storm The Atrices adYces pun
Ished this morning. favorable for CoTToN, ana nave
Unmarried more frinness the market but me nanuiac
,ufers purchase cautiously The FLOUR marker s quei
the oDysae reported for export s 500 Dnis
At 63 which the general asking price Sales in lots 10
the trade - 755 80 for common and extra brands as 10
quality. RYE FLOUR and CORN MEAL are quiet; we
GDoe The former So and The latter 81 70 t. barrel
The demand for WHEAT is limited, bu, prices are IN
changed sale OF PENN ylyania RYE at 7Ocents t. Dush
CoRN in good demand and has slightly improved Sales
of 0O0G bush Yellow at SO cts Tor prime Dry and %
5sS cents for damp including some White at 81 cents
OATS are 10 demand former sale OF % huse
rood CLovKRsEgD at s. aud some FLAxsgED ct | s. =
6ueh WHISKY is in limited demand sales OF hhds al POI
SaIgs OF STocxs-Ffy,t Boqrd--150 Reading RR 81 :;
200 DO s7 Fhla Exchange Co 49t ference ace s G{lly
rie Canal Pa: s475 County "a 3d. u Union BIZ Tenn,
70g 10 Lehigh Nav, 36t 100 U BIZ, II; Penn RI,
All Far ano Mech BIZ 693 100 Vicksburg 49, % South
warB Bk, 74f.
Lehgh Nav SCI; GO Vcksburg RR, l9t; 5do 1875; $4,000
Reading RR Mort g. Sc.
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gg- Eighteenth Ward.-Ths is to certify that RI the
Primary Eecuon held &! the Allegheny Hotel, corner OF
Seveneenlh-st and Thrd.av. Monday Dec. .. 1850,
called in accordance with the resolution OF the Eighteenth
Ward Wing Committee, and the direction OF The Denocra-
Tic Wing General Committee, the following Ticket was
elected ny large majority
General Committee-Alonzo a. Alyord, Moses Maynard,
Jr Job L. Black. Charles II. Smith, John Newhouse
Young MEMS General Commltee-Erastus BROOKS, VIM.
FJacksop, Edward Prime Oscar f. Benjamin, Calvin E.
Msther.
Ward Cotarat,e-Philip Peitch Abel T. Anderson, ia
cob H. Valentine Ephraim, HoldbLook, Blasius Moore.
Samuel + Belts. BeniauiH HarkeT Richard Kelly. Ernest
f Ames VIM ]. Davis, Benjamin Bonk, VIM B. Baliow,
Anorew Trump VIM. Ii. Bel, Smith D Bellows. Charles
Sutton. Sergeant Y. Bsgley, James Timpson. James NJ
son, VIM. Lambier. il. Edwin Holt Edward D. Brush
PHILIP PEITCH, } Inspectors
OSCAR F. BENJAMIN OF
d24 j. H. VALENTINE, ) Election.