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HAVE appointed agent for the sale Of three thousand
evergreen double black trees,
with beautiful ach Also large number
the hardy evergreen fragrant towering trailing abut with
splendid and Of the pess which forms is flowers sim
liar cocksconlb, beautiful light pink color
viii be 70 warrant their growth
experienced gardener and will be sold
for IS each.
Trustees &C. cemeteries and public grounds and gensems
number their grounds and make
nurseries, them 10 EACH or els per hundred
trailing win be sold 50 cents EACH these numeste
freely and flower ahnndanty.
The spreas viii be sold Ut - These traders and
soil snaon and are admirably cacu
lated give pleasure 70 ladies who are fond Of cuiuvang HOW
ering plants In pots and borders.
bouquets. rec arrive by the 10th Of April.
- q. b. RoGERs6
H Seed and Agricultural Warehouse
Ap 7--Isw3w No - Market street. Philadelphia
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This great work beng continuation Of The one shown last week.
Gulf Of showing Of the mouths OF the
Mississippi giving representations OF New Orleans
General Taylors Plantation, vcksbug Memphis and all
Indecent view Of FIRE in st Lou. on the I'm iS4y
opportunity witness both portions Of these
dramas, they viii exhibited alternate nights owss
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, the Upper River
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, the Lower River
each exhibition IS children under 10 years old
halfprce.
O'Clock. Doors open IL O'Clock
Liberal arrangements made for schools.
In 54aF Y
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CALiroEsix mosxr--The new State OF California
in TIE absence The means OF converting the dusi into
COIN seems. is favored with the acities pa per cir
oustion. We nave been shown 80 bill OF the most ap
proved pattern. and in the best style Of Danoh and Huiy
o. New York-purporting be issued by "The Miners
Bank OF Caiifornar--Js Z Fuller, cashier. and William
Il Graham, president. The bank Il located n San Fran
cisco The bill sent curiosity by Abanas
there, In letter 70 his relatives hsre.Abary argus
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(L<afs Commfssio~er Of thu General Lasd 0fcs,)
TIA opened washington city, viii devote his
III practice Of law and tho prosecution Of claims Be
and departments Of the
members Of Congress and heads Of depart
and bureaus generally, with most Of whom DC personally
Once on Pennsylvania avenue, few doors above wuds Ho
tel, nen Treasury Building.
Washington CITY, April 5, 1850
An S-lwdk3mcp
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OBSERVED HosoRs-At meeting Of The regents Of the
University, held April ~ 1850 the honorary degree OF doe
tor Of laws (LLD conferred on Joseph Henry, Sec
retary Of the Smithsonian Institute
This 10 welmeriled tribute private worth and nj.
hinmen a. the highest order SUCH the award OF the
regents viii be heartily responded by DISCRIMINATING
public.
Alter acting all matters brought before them during
the present Of the Legislature. the board adjourned
sine de Albany Isews
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Be resolved by the citizens of Limestone county In
mass meeting assembled eas
Tnst we approve OF the proposed southern Convention
10 be held in he city Of Nashville, in the month OF June
nextwh the explicit that we We
objects OF said convention be fr collect and imbody
southern public sentiment without regard political par
san distinction, the absorbing subjects oil southern con-
suiional rights and sectional equality second 70 present
explicit and uned remonsirance, becomlng terms,
both Of cousy and anss against the unjust unconsti-
tutional aud referred above; third, 70
perfect southern party Organization, such platform
a. will insure general southern unanimiy; and. fourth,
they think II expedeut 10 present 10 the southern people
their debemte maered and united counsel. as 70 what
ought to be done IN the event pefna-
and equitable settlement Of this question:
and are ihwaried In our patriotic purposes Of the
federal union by prevailing with northern felowcit
zens 20 desst from their aggressive 8Afa
Rssolred That depecate the OF all iniemperate
language and abusive epihes by used,
pectng the questions in dispute between the North and the
Souh that cherish the most unfegned attachment 70
our federal union and wholly opposed TO immediate
dissolution Of federal uno by the direct acrion
Of the contemplated Southern Convention. Such
at any ne We should ega.d among the greatest evils
which could beall humanity; and patriotic
sonheers, should look upon such calamity
only but still SECOND. that inevitable and overwheming
the southern members OF the national conied-
eracy, which, in the oil things, obliged TO result
from the unchecked practices and policy Of the North, that
have created the necessity for the proposed convention
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT IMMEDIATELY IN THE vi
cinity Of nstmteOn Thursday, the iSh
instant, shall sell the premises, u o'ciock M very
handsome Isl, fronting Tenth
street. back % feet inches on the line Of
property handsomely located Il
Institute Tenth street, between Viz
gnia and south street, fronting east
third balance two three, and four years.
purchaser giving Of equal nssaimen bearing Interest,"
deed given taken; title indisputable.
wishing purchase hne building o in rapidly
improving part the city, win do well 10 attend the sale
Ap i6-S GREEN TAsTET, Auetoneera
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once building the Of 4h
III Pennsylvania where be VIII be happy % serve his
All claims he
agents. pensions hapy ciaims and I'll other busncss
curing the presence Of an Attorney q the seat O. VIII a.
post paid and addressed TO him wsshnsson city
d.. C.
An l0-ly
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g snaitlzsoni.n LectaresIhe next course Of lectures
will delivered by Professor LEWIS c. BEcK Of New Brunswick
subject The Chemistry Of Nature on following
Monday April 9Th Wednesday, April 10th Friday April Iath
Monday April 18th Wednesday, April 18th Friday, April 18TH
Lecture begin at o'clock precisely. Ap9-dt9h
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GESILEMxs As the designs and purposes Of the
Nashville Convention have been greatly BY
two first 81 ss1ss 81 resou,;ons sdoutsd 81 public
meeting IN Alabama containing al explicit announce
ment OF the objects Of said convention.
The remaining resolutions relate 10 matters unimpor-
tant in this connection.
You will perceive that in Alabama. al least tand
believe throughout the Sonth) do not look TO the
convention as means OF disunion.
Very respectfully,
JERE CLEMENS
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These enhanced exports OF breadstuhs have not only
supplied $50 600 900 OF foreign exchange but
equal internal bills, add these have been
cash Private bonses OF large capital, have been willing
anxious give $50 80 for every 500 OF these
bills the points. They satisfied with
lay OF $780, and rivalry will sometimes bring IL down
2i This could not be done under the bank system
expensive corporation, with marble palaces aud sris-
tocratc officers could do the business cheap The
diminished amount Of business, under restrictive tariff,
would not afford real exchange enough pay them
profit low The mercantile community have also
found that time and trouble, well money, TO be
saved by dealing with private houses instead Of banks
that. instead OF allowing balances remain In bank
without interest," IL Is better employ IL low
rate where they get when called for. All those and
many more advantages have become apparent old
merchants, and well appreciated by the
who have being since he dissolution Of the old
monster, that return that systern IL impossible.
Among the cries forth by the proeciioniss when
contending for high tariff. that which the Greeleys oil
monopoly most loudly bswied was. england viii no,
buy our -FOUR England, however, repealed her bread
tar and did buy Of everybody. ourselves incl uded Gree.
eysm then bawed louder than ever, Europe could
supply her better than the United staesT But United
States sold largely Notwithstanding The hoarse note Of
the croakers then alleged that Il sowing famine
that In ordinary years she United States could not sell IN
competition with Europe. The time 10 now come 70,
them invent shift but the genius Of Grceeyism
consists In ready iasehoods The year 1853 was one Of
lower prices Europe the average OF twenty
previous years The abundance Of food unprccedcn
ed and England large crop commended with the freely
ADMITTED superiority Of France Against all these the uni
Tod States farmers competed and with what success Il
the following official table of the import OF ou
and meal into England foe the year 1870
| Import Of four into Grtaf B,s.ain, 1870
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rELEaaAPnIO, azPoars 1oa THE usIon.


Condition Of the Northern Markets, &c.
NKw YoRK, April IL, lS50-There udings yet CT
the due from Europe Stocks steady ss
quoted Flour Is firm, but not active. Sales Of 20
bbls - 81 IS la for State brands; southern, -
s Sales OF Gcnesce wheat l30 cents Corn 10 rm
Sales Of 5000 hhds. 90 80 cent? oan and rye nm
changed Gales Of mess pork go LII prime % ~
lard bbs 81 Groceries without change. Tho
cotton market nrm, but dealers much disposed OPP
eraie until the advces received from Europe Mid
ding Orleans, l2i cent?, and Uplands, cents Whiskey
is selling e Isl CENTS per gallon, In bbis e+s :.
PHIIADKLrmA, April H-p. n. The workmen engaged
hi. morning tearing down old building Ia Walnut
street, below Third found In cellar, walled IN and stand
ing upright, coffin containing the remains OF human
body, much dccayed, The circumstance = very mystef
ous and excited good deal OF curious speculation
Il il not known how the remains came there.
There Is change in markets. Stocks remain -
auocd yesterday. Flour IL selling nj ~ Sia 90 he'd
wheat no cents; white, lls ia Yellow conn., IS
cents Oats 10 a % Provisions frner. Groceries
unchanged. Whiskey Ai cents, In bbs.
TAs Fsrraf Divorce Cas.-BH Rejected.
ParrxpErrHiA April I7In the senate Of Pennsylvania,
10 the judiciary reported the house bill, ~
commirred, Tor snnuing the marriage contract between
Edmund Forrest and Catherine, hs wIfe
After uansacpg some oher business. Mr. Seeier moved
that the Senate proceed TO consider the b Me-srs.
Brook aud Walker spoke strongly against the bi and MI
Mahenbctg advocated H. The bill was finally ostyeas
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Rates Of Erchange in Nsi0 York.

Thus the rates. without the Indispensable regulator
rule much lower and regular than with IL. This
grows, in the first place. out Of the fact that the general
business Of the country healthy that Is say in the for
rner period large Of capital into
countries establish baks and there became the medium
through which goods sold mostly spectators who
produced but little There being little produce
ported from those regions there ofcourse exchange
and bank credits long they lasted supplied the place
high rates The national branches In every locality
monopozed the exchange, and OF COURSE gov
erned its Thus all notes due country banks,
in favor OF the North and East collected through the
the branch always the creditor bank and Il demanded
change specie and these il supplied remters
With the dissolution Of that system, and the
application Of specie payments the local banks
ulaton subsidized and industry commenced Each region be-
gan send forth its produce nd these shipments multi
Piled of course exchange bills became abundant AT
the the and influence ofprivate dealers be-
extended; aud is the hat in every
leading city, there skilfu and experienced private
houses, emuating each other in their operations ia place
OF the DID, expensive souess monopolizing branch The
result is, regular and cheap supplies Of exchange and
prompt Of remittance in every quarter the
of business This system. operating upon the immutsbe
basis Of laws OF trade, be deranged disturbed
broken down. II requires regulating" power, be-
adjusts self with admirable facility. IL exchange
becomes in any quarter arises from heavy
purchases Of goods causing extra demand and this
scarcity of exchange of ITSELF checks further purchases until
the equilibrium is restored The old bank used in
cases. supply fictitious bills its credit thus
ang the which bad produced the evil until disas-
followed The government System Of finance, by pre-
venting undue accommodations oil specie, which would
stimulate inodnae credits In the sale of goods prevents
demand for bills while the low tariff, by widen
supply Of bills well internal external How well this
operates may be inferred from contrasting the trade In
breadstus for Si9 under low tariff and
ury, with that Of 1886, under bank and high tariff.
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Tins rs GospKL TRurH-when we had Polk, Bu-
ehanan, Walker and Marcy AT the helm, (says the Berks
County Press all went on smoothly and prosPerou.y
but country in the power OF set OF bungers,
who have simply Pockeied the emoluments OF office,
plnndered the peoples treasury and brought about this
state OF affairs This Is what conscienously believe
be 'ihe truth. the whole truth. and nothing but the
TRUTH" and shall adhere TO il until convinced by
gument to the conirary.-Psnnsyipunia
svEroEs o;enefal Taylor has limited that he should
not encourage "veloes" He may may not time will
show Yet the fact L. tina, Tsyorism has caused moe
ve,oes than caused by any administration for
about every State election. since President Taylor in
nugurated. has vetoed Tayiortsm np 10 the hsb.
IN ~ Rsgisr.
s.Pssms co.Ts % sss Uaissd ssssss.
TUESDAY, April 10, 1850.
No. IS. A. Babson, plaintiff in error. es 7. Gibson.
The Argument OF this was continued BY Mr.. Wal.
ker for the defendants in error and concluded by Mr. At
torney General Johnson for the plaintiff in error.
No 1893. Fleming Marshall, plaintiffs, vs j. Page.
The argument Of this cause was commenced by Mr Nc.
Call for the plaintiffs.
Adjourned until tomorrow, at II o'clock, a. m.
FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT, at Mr-. Cl.rk'..
iith street, opposite wniards Hotel ApH
HISTORY OF GREECE. ny Geo. Grote, esq. A
III beautiful English ed.uon vols; Octave
KNIGHT 7vos. London. Haadsomsil eoand
Apis Bookseller, near Oh street
THE Great Rsnre Fancy Good. win take place
Subscribers who
respectfully requested call scls
beautiful and costly articles, and us,
thirteen dollars There hundred
my premiums Numbers q each, % be paid when subscribed
4 4. BASTLANEi.Ll d CO..
Ap5 Next 70 Browns Hotel.
! PHILIP BARTON KEY wni attend 90 any su.sness
before either OF
and win also attend 70 the prosecution Of claims before Con
uess and the Departments. Once on street.
wAssrsros, July 10. 1875 Juiy i7-sswn
WOMAN in France, aursns the Eishsse.sh Csnsary
/ Memoir. 81 Hungarian Lad BY Theresa Palszky vol
i This day received fer sale By TAYLOR mAuRY,
Il Anil Booksellers street.
4 auTHEwTTC Report sf Professor wessser's Trial,
"a (by Phonoxaphy,) edition. and
i Jass psbsshsd Boston, and for sale u washington ~
Il TAYLOR h MAURy,
April Bookssiers, near sh street.
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nExIos Reports. suprsms Court Of view yerh-voi.
Bsbesr Law and Equity Reports. supreme oouof New York
Philip. on Evidence editions vols-
An,non,s Law stadsn,.-l yol, isso -.
spesee Eqiabss jurisdiction Of Ceur Of chanceyol
Ra..eIl ON Crimes; eth editon--2 vols., 1850.
sanirds Reports Of Coun Of chaneeu q New Yorkvo =
la Js,man on wu., "a editon.-a vols, 1919.
Debates IN Ksaincy Convention Of lsss-i vol: -
An m ssss rs al. a a. lowest New YoI and PS.dssa
prices every Ear-h law books imported 70 ORDER direct
IRON London.
pBASDs and Embroidsrsss.-Mrs Bannerr.a, from Bat
..ss , Ss,~sss ~ AID ION Streets o. French fancy
s' Msh soapst. neck, and bsn Inland.
straw bonneu and nowen
Enbrodsd hsmensd and plain handkerchief
sw,-s eamsae sdEias. and isseriisg
Wells and soebsnst eds'nes and iscss
Pisia and figured nets. white and colored Illusions
Ladies drss. and srsasf.-t caps
Prdamery combs and brushes.
Al OF which she oder on accommodating terms
HAsDsons Pair % c.r.rss msss. Carriage. - nd
@ q bay horses, wen matched, perfectly gentle
.s ., s e AMY carriage s and sn
parca please inquire Auction and Coumis
mon h''"' o''''" '''' - GREEN q TAsTET,
ApIs--eoda Auctoaeers.
now opening stock of spring and summer
coods 10 which, without enuoerafng Articles, they would
Of the citizens OF washington, eofEown
xanda adjoining counties assuring them that larger
more eeQan cheaper Of description o. wear
not o be found IN the District :.
The supply Of fancy goods particularly much
greater former and a. many q
their purchases from ancton win % soa mnen
heir worth, more especially IN the way o.
roeds; such ss- y. Z. :. 3 =, - -.
tvhts Msr~~siss and imperial quilts
gb.efne. table diapers, table and piano covers, &C
| Between s,h and sth Streets Pennsylvania avenue.
April 6--eod3wf -
---- CotIEcros's osros, Apri is, 1850.
rrTv Esowner o. city property whose taxes remain d.t
40 hevby o.,6sd thai dedncion crnt viii be msdt
nom ali bills isf which may BE paid a ls once on y
b~e ~ srst snsr which time no dsducuon WIZ
''''"s w. A'' wy -" =" = a. RoTHwELL, Collector.
i April l7--aaw2vh IL u -.
DOARDrva rsouse for Rent-The fur story double houss
ID on Fseet sous SIDE The ocss' - cssrd
Inc house, 10 unsurpassed.
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Thus the United States no,withstsnding its distance
only able, in year Of extraordinarily low prices ia
Europe, to sell England than half Of her large demand
but did at prices in New York higher than under the
tariff OF 1877 To what s this successful trade owingf l.
IL famine or war. any other than the genuine
result Of free trade
Business generally has somewhat improved and is upon
the whole, fair There seldom much doing for the North
and West before the of internal
bat this year. the esrness with which the southern trade
opened induced many suppose that the whole would
forward before the This has been
the and there has therefore been longer pause than
usual between northern and southern trade The former
now commenced, and promises fairly The supplies OF
goods quite large, but such impa uaeasnes
The produce markets hrm Cotton, although in
deges unseuled. Arm, consequent upon the
rumors Of trust and sales very stiff III
middng upsnds In wool there has been less doing and
have been looking for fall on opening Of
navigation, but the supplies forward Immediately
not large and the stock Of fleece small while pulled is
same AT the same time the manufactured have stocks
The late spring will also early clip before which
brisk demand for goods Is looked for The sales have
been abcu, $1,000 lbs. 20 cents. fine IS cents
dium Flour has been "a I2i osnis adj
vance, with some speculative demand. The western
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CDUCATION-Rev:D ID. MeCARTERy Boarding school
vans The expense ssson Of ave months, go The
win commence ths nrst Monday o. May Fol
erruIars reference, hc address Rev. D. McCARTER principal
and proprietor MmW-u
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CAnDThose NOT closed their
counts, rendered 10 them January last, confer
svos BY calling and making settlements with cash.
~ is-su cLxcErT, NEWTON, NAY. co.
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NEW SPRING AVID SUMMER 0O0Ds.-LANE 4
TUCKER merchant taiors, Pennvsna avenue
esved direct from New Yok ofe latest arrivals large and web
cas-meres, vcstng kc, &C, which
they respectfully the attention Of their numerous friends and
public.
Mar ie-3nw3wn
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THg oRoP.-The great West Is celebrated for the
raising ofswne well for the magnitude Of her Other
productions The raised during the past year has
exceeded that Of any former The following table
number Of hogs exported the past year from
M A.. Ssafrs
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BOARDING House FOR HentThe lenr soIy sos"s n.a
Ing house, 10 unsurpassed.
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CoLIscToas orvos, March 10, 1850.
CTrY TAxEs-Deductien for prompt P.ymsnt.-Thcse
isf2 embrscnG al who
bs mot paid snce the January
Of allowed from such bills Tor said
may paid Once before the hst day q April
A. RoTHwELL,
March Qo-tax2wu Collector.
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THE UNION.

world BY what MEANS and through what sgencies. they
were induced thus to act Was il not At the insgalon
Of himself the present cabinet Did not this admin
isaton desire 10 get rid Of that treaty. in order that they
might bring forward their company OF New York specua
tors and immense fortunes them, and then bring
Great Britain into partnership with the United States in
the construction OF the contemplated shpcanal Do NOT
those inquiries suggest the why Mr. Kisses treaty
repudiated both by Mi. Clayton and Ncangua, il
such be the facti
We believe that there is inquity at the bottom OF
this business by which government has been cheated
and defrauded OF the immense advantages which il could
not have failed TO derive from the treaty negotiated BY
Mr. Hse. with the necessary notifications which would
have been made to it, And we trust that rigid and
searching inquiry may be instituted by Congress into the
conduct of the administration in reference to this matter
Let Mr. Hise and Mr. Squiers be summoned before the
Senate to state what they know in relation to this sub
ec and let. also. Mr. Clayton be called upon to state,
upon OATH the true facts Of the and venture
say that piece Of intrigue and treachey to the true in
erests Of the country will be disclosed which will sartle
and astound the American people