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ny DYER q Bao rHER. Auesloassrs.

ny DYER q BRO rHHcR, Aussioassrs
VALUABLE LOTS AT AUCTIoN.-on Tuesday evening,
June, O'Clock, shall SELL Of the PREMISES
lots Nos and in square north Of square No smaie on
above will lot No. square No. l2 fronting
26th street, between N and M north.
of Oneourt Of purchase cash balance
one and three for notes satisfactorily secured bearing
DYER 3 BROTHER,
May 3i-d Auctioneers.
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Proposals for Fuel for Marines at Warrington CITY
HHADeuARTEas MARasE CoRps,
ouartemsster' ONCE, Wellington, May 10, 1850.
CEPARATE PROPOSALS win be received this Office until 10
o'clock Monday the 10th Of June furnish
ing such Quantities Of best oak wood and anthracite coal be
quarterly reputation OF Officers commanding
stationed Washington city, De- from ist july 1850 10 So
June, 1851 p3t
proposal separately price cord for the wood
the best clean anthracite coal free from dust broken
and screened -s8E
will furnished option Of
will delivered Piled and measured at such time and place
officer desenate free of the United States
Person. desiring % propose for the supply may the pro
No entertained unless accompanied by the OF
suretes of known responsibility.
To be endorsed "Proposas for Fuel" May s-3awJunc 10
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Po IN weekly during the Congress, and semi
weekly during recess, the price win be, annum ~
Weekly paper ~
price subscription he paid invariably In advance and
persons procuring ten names shall receive copy
sratl fOr one wear A. r. BUTLER,
JACKSON MORTON,
r.. TOOMBs,
j. THOMPSON.
CO. Editors papers friendly the enterprise win please pub
5 prospectus will ene them 70 an exchange win
newspaper All who comply with this request VIII send copy
paper containing ! % the committee. :. -
wAsHixeTos, May Is, ls5o. May
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ISEN Cambrfc Observation-Disclosures undersigned
pecuy Of their friends and the public gen
orally below named IL will be found worthy
special examination. We have received .#H.s
100 doz linen cambric hdkf. at 81 per dozen
80 do do do aisl 80 DO hne linen
do do atS3 do
lUO do do do at 50 so. - SO, and s. do
10 6ne colored and black bordered linen lawn
Is do plain bordered linen lawn bdkf-.
part Of which bargains rarely found.
embroidered trimmed and unfinmed, scoNopcd
odcred REVERE stitched OF which prepared 20 oher
on better thaa be Obtained elsewhere. .., -
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
May l6-3tawf
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IMPORTANT Invalids and othersi-Board I'm the
Countxy.-Meadow Bank, spa spr ings-The subscriber
accommodate limited number
who be desrous Of inviting country residence
during mbnth His building will be mpieted about
and from the natural beauty location, the fac
the cybeng about Two miles nom the Capitol
Baltimore, and the passing and stop
the house twice each 20 the very mst 70
eanng eganng Asah ofa spring
proved medicinal efficacy In ali chronic and debitang
disorders, confident that this win chance 20
yad Of residence. Either
permanent transient boardcn will be received The Sabbath VIII
strictly regarded and ters other than the friends OF he IN
viii be received upon that day. :.
board for themselves or milies,
immediate application 70 the subscriber,
upon the premises
Persons are referred for Hon. Thaddeus Stevens
Mr. John r. Callan and Mr.. Thomas Perry.
NAV a,-eo2m ROBERT w. BURRowEs
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lSE Hundred and Ffrsy Dollars Reward Ran away
o Ss %.n s ss 2. ses G
Albert, and answers 70 The sane; -. a. s, fan, q, A.,
.sss. .ss ss' ssTs c sps q
% es ss.S % s. s 4 % n:ss sas %
MS wblch emarkabe GUIDED upwards
~. isa $ s.rs Len oas Il .@s'
s s irock coats one or Two d.,n pants TWO o"e
% ss s reward q: p,;'s, O. Co
Ssss s,s;s, and lodged that him ssain
An reasonable expenses wih be paid. n rpANurm
a ne estate c.sas S.
%, =: Is... cause s 2, p,Ssoss,'Gs sss =" Iso
TaUsrEEs sale aesl Esssse.By virtue of deed Of
uustto me- day February, lsts and recorded In
W.. %sssss On ss ssa Dss tesns
wsdaesds s % day o. :. sp1s s., sss o. parcel o
ground n tss city Of washington the west sds Of en- street,
Plan and marked aud Isid down pa, c %, No H.
sS te % ~ -. ~ s IL s
nwo an four months, 70 be secured by The NOES
II The term. g. not Complied with within days from the DAY
sale wope win resod weeks notice. At the sk
and cost Of the first purchaser ,ou,,..pox rrn.,..
ssy14-aawsds DYER BROTHER, Auciioneers
Tor Rent, the west from the corner Of
an sree, ives, and rsno'yysnis avenue Opposite ns %
Also ior rent, s.rse and eo~venien boarding
above and the adjoining store
dW good tall mont but
our in Kitchen cellar and large wood house, lmme
ae possession could be gwen For terms apply on he prem
=.
May 2l--eodH ANNE r. DERMOTT
THE undersianed has associated with him in the
practice law, his Reverdy sonson ", whose nd
dress 10 either upon professional
'a''' Wn' '' '''"''' 'a''''' = REvERDy JOHNSON.
wAsufraros NAV a 1850. Meyg-0sw2w
PP BARTos KEY WIN attend 20 % any = sss,nss. -. e..
nc and WIN amend the persecution OF elaine before con
pess and the Departments. once on q street .- -.
WAsHrEaror, July 10, 1915. "VH-"~u
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Amount on depos-
ite.
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pHIILP BARTON KEY will attend 20 amy bustness
he may before either Of The courts o. this ps
m and VIII also attend 20 the prosecution ot claims soro oo"
pess and the Depsrtmsnts. Once on q street.
WAsHraros, July 10, ies. sVH-Ss~"
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THE undersigned has associated with him I'm th.
practice OF the aw SON. Reverdy johnson, 6 whose nd
dress Communications 70 either upon professions
business will be promptly attended 70. ,,..v ,o,xsox
wAsHissros, May q, 1850. Msys-aswsw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-04
com GRES SION Al
WAsulNGroN. Jao'y, 2s1b. 1859,
UNITED SIATSE SENATE.

NJ - ..sal. a r..5fion fer n sn.oco,i,a If Iiala
#..... ..,..,',.,l -,
NJ ,.......,,l COMMUNICATIONS f,o,, th, W.
=. ,...s... oi,,..aaI' ,.y,,an.ea
t 49,. i,,. -. r.,..,3.l
,,..,.,, w.. received l5,-n The p,csit,ni bc I'll
~
~ b.,,l,., ,.,,.f,, .lri,., FIR ,,,:.s If ,r-..
5.,5', w., N5.,,,,, = ,l1,.I., ,....4
- -
, i,1 , - 1.,., .i.., H., +, +. ..,
!. w. 3i ',r..,, ,i,, nh ,l l.
,,'", :" ''.'7 VIZ" ~
Iq.a l.,t. IN, f,,;,iy s,votal
- NUM-" '3'A wy az ''I ii " a''' ~.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-04
TIE CLAY COMPROMISE.

- inc acquisition OF territory has obligated the
General Government TO provide for the extension
OF law over ITS inhabitants. But when Congress
has attempted to discharge ITS duties and its obll-
cations Ia TINS P1iacGIlf, lnjudcions fanatics IN
hoenced by sectional prejodlces, have stopped
legislative action m the attempt to create party
eject or secure sectional influence. The provlS-
IONS OF the Constitution have been canYasSed'-
itsIcStrictions npon the General Government its
eado"ments of the States, and the compromise
nature OF It's provisions have been brought INTO the
ISSUE But the analysis OF the Constitution has
been conducted with view, not TO ascertain the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-04

IRREGULARITIES or AI#TU0Es

JnhHsna used 10 br Dis lrcer ra3Is 81 ne 9ark, ~
limitation Of his dngIra'lsln anJ csasaaass.
Addison remarkable Gr Ire int.r'sffy - tts
pulse but lho heaft''s.gs believed Il be a fa nsaf
place and Of ptopef dimensions
Pope was Of frame feeble aat Ire was sesastoua4
10 brace himself M with stay. padded na cotton. lie
Occasionally ,nad ume ais 10 lace his eneiafes
Hume. the historian. usually composed while fcc.tn-
ing upon sofa, lie did n9l search 5r fame she cam.
visit hm.
Menags while science covered his head with laures,
used 10 cevef his feet with several pair Of s'ekiops
Ben johnson used To I'll slnnt learned comranv and
suck IN Fuller ays. mot only his wine tut Wcir
several hnmors'p Like Shakespeare, he held HE mr.
up nature, but chose sumo times to look into tie
glass himself.
Maghabech. Librarian 10 the Grand Duke of Tus.
rany. and very learned man. WAS fndrf peling spl
ders the webs Of which he would suffer In ba unes.
ted. lie seldom LEFT his books drank ana slept
mong them. THIS initiating ho domestic prupensitos AND
Industry OF his strange tayorl'es.
Risseau used Ia knit lace strings when in rompany oi
illiieraie people. for the purpose If conceang he ru-
eseness which their gabble gave him.
Sterile constantly preached economy to others but fr
Cot' Practice hnseilHe always IN debt avid ONES
pulled thu olan acquaintance vino stated - lend
him a large sum Of money
Bloomfield wroie Of hi- poem, the .'Fauno
Boy" with chalk upon tie top If pair Of bellows
wind instrument until this time probably unknown to l'
choir Of MUSES..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-04

We are authorized to announce JOHN \,
SPEED, Esq, as candidate 10 represen, -, ~
county Of Campbell, in the House of Delee,,o
Of the next General Assembly of Virginia, S"'
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anIag On the noli,n 10 refe; to = Sc

r5eo.esfi,a recurring the motion oreief 10 4 Sc
loei Committee. 1T
Alf Thompson. Of Ms. moved in law he "n"f SUI
I'D nv. which ,yrfo efssfe.!. Pending which que
ton
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-04

II Is remarkable that The celebrated DR. Samuel John
son, when he had become eminent in literature cnui MT
obtain Tue degree oiAlaster Of Arts, from Trinity Coegs
Dublin, though powerful Interests were msle in his be-
half this purpose by Mr. 3 Lord COVER. and
others Distances Of the result Of slmlar applications
made in favor Of characters still more distinguished tueu
johnson then was, also record. 80 cauiaus and
served were literary nsiniiuns little nnre han ha
cepuy ago, in besowing their h9aors.- ,Nlci's liz
gf Rer. .ioha Rogers.
This Is an age Of progress Things not now as
they were in less enlightened days. In tie dsrb ag,s
evidences and rewards OF distinguished literary merit
Trinity College refused degree to Samuel JobnSan-
Union college has conferred degree Zad1ck Pralt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-04
nOI.sE nF REPREsENTATNEs.

Tic tioase was engaged in discussing The SUBJECTS o.
nj az, tae publie printing, and 0he pHsa~e oI tine 3d
gaal manuscript copy IF Washfgt.a's Farewell Ad.
.tsss, but came To no d finite c1neuson on Ell her
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-04

newspaper to be probably popular, mn.t b. made #
gas. trash. s1ii-sap, sandal apd shug; and cn viii
70 down lie public gnllsi with gnsip.---E J. Mirror
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-04
THE LYNCABURG VIRGINIAN
EYN0EgMEEsG WrnttEAuAtI.,A
CAMpEELL COENTX-

g. TIE SENIOR EDrroR IS ABSENT. "a
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1DernooH Sess,on.

siseIsd.
1terHOOH ,SssstOn.
TtKATIOs "a NfWG0rE.
TIE Dul relative ~ flf A-ses-Tent and COLLECTION "
Taxes 'n The Cy ~ New T0fk passed ended 1nd
subsequently The House cOncurred So the bill Is
Ghe bi for ihs relief Of Capt Osznss superseded in
10 con nand 10 ne Merican Volunteer Reg men vas oT.
cefcd t1 a third reading
Ike order IN regard TO ne New Yok Thistle Bensvo-
-nt society
AsSEMBLT-THlED EgADIsc Or siLLs
Tue 'OA0NiuZ we're passed, except he one noted
Toe change .ho name II Neptune Ocean Steamship CO
Lo-f-4t io -.
The amendments made ~ ne Senate the bill Tor ne
more efeclu4l prevention Of Fires Ia The City Of New.
YORK we're cOrcurred 10
TOT 0rpoale LIE female Academy of he Sacred Heart
In he C.fy u New York
4 amend he sct authorizing ne business OF BANKING
llthou1es oanks 10 dfaN Foreign Bs Of Eachsnge al or
iin . days sight
To .ccorgOfa.r no Albany Bank for -ayirg..
70 Incorporate tho A bsly Ciiy Savings lnsiiutlOn
TO prevent ne pnllng ana circulating Of shop Bills iu
ne s.rl. gde % bank oils Recess ~ four o'clock
afternoon SesstOn
hohing bar Prgs.eo. local bills acted upon.
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TRIAL OF pR. WEBSTER
FOR TIE
Murder Of Dr.. Parkman,

sEFoRE TEE SUFEENE JCDIcL.L COURT
Fs,,.d era 9rsli ys,s ~ Tr-riI 'ssT - H'-Is 30
Bli- Lee # Trer-1Ji
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LEGAL. NOTICES.

rlfr-t a. ava -
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- = So a. - :, ra.r,.,y -. .s "a y A.
nrsa, .aui-i .sss-i( i-rss loas. 90 4ss-s ~
900. = ..s.i y n. s,- y q. P.,. 81 -. So. sfs..'
Ioss. s-r.s 10 81 is. 80 80 ~ r,s,,
ss-'-t - 'tf l- t -t. .st- q. ~ .r Gag aiJ4f -,
',-s. ~a-, d, IL. fr.-, -, In 80 a., . f, ~ - \,
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$3.50 20 60 80 49, % ~ 81. q ,. .,a - ~
f..-.. ,. Il. l.. ,.... 10. .-s $780, ed
'a Pc 49, - ~ E.. 30 go, -, . a 49, -, y
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A 49,. '-.-. .-''t,.i. ~. -.
rr--- 20 ... -ss OIL - .' ,,' q a a-'f ,r
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s.'hi' p 'i' ''r a. r,,'.s..,> t. &C.,.
et hst 4 A. Ahs,N
ghi.l, iut ~ 4 .,oNN =. ''t-
AiyAH RtNr. n-s..r-f
ttNi ShtfiAin Ana'-' a-rT'
80, , ~ = - -. - (. - !. -; 80. = y
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49,. +, f. 1880. ~ -. l.oa-s - d.. - u,
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l.. -. .,.... .,.,. -...s -sr.ta.s.,. SEQ,
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... sft e.. sar--f, .s.sn. .rs- -i. ~ al
- Id f-- s-.tsl safs Rtrsr.rlfs's 81. 81
II ~
b. ~. 81. ~ ID 49,. ID, .....f. .....t o.. eis n tr.aa,J
n, n ... ID .i s.s-afr a,s -. st4-. u
a. ... f. en-. ..fs As4 Ycrs p--rtsf sFl
"a 'gsv rHiflP J. BoNFsIEEL
ID hit NNilNk-S fffnf c. ia no a.tirf H Pc lfhI
'.trH ri 90 huof Asie n-f ,H ..s'isN % 80 - |
NF~ af rrf.r n f' ar-ual 'i 20 49, 30. N'' 900
r-.'' -'-ei in y tnl ''rri go ''' >r.-a- ~
nf- a.a.f s If' sti frt neit n- als. a. 80
t' ~ -Hf .is Pa ftfrt. ID 60 lHfh W. Il
s. ,-rf, . tl- a.. sl 80 "a rsrsrsnt s'siats i
... .s 81 an,, f.~ o. Nstaf. Ahs 81
f f.. Go .I .t. nfsri .ak~ srf aHfH- II
f.- -.. 10 So l..k sr Al lelH thf
i. . b.. b. .. ID f-- ,l ifsI N.J t At~ lelk q,
% r... he 10. .f a. --. si ag~org ..s
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... kif1 ff t A..s-'.aa. n ne s,afs
.fr ..s..eI t- 1.ale t ssi.r' cd ta lff. '.sai
...a ... I.st MOI. .. tFf avenue t.Ff set
.. ... .lsa.t li ii srtf ea.sHif l'af
..-.f .U.- ..- rf, s..--., fl f.u V.s silrs
30 '.r. orc .t.- l. .'I .0' arfi DOB he lssH
... II. 4. ... .,f t-.I l.. A. A f-.t.. 4.
-.... ..'.-... .t .lf.... al. -..f. BIZ. l.r|
81. =, ......s ..s-.l AnrI De.
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lhE NEBsTEK InlAL.-lhe Bostoa Trrna-
~. says O9lsadeTSl.e 1,eres excited n - Ccurf
koori S-isy y - Rppesrsres slAcc q dc -
ca4sDisfs ~ Professor Ne5stsr TIE pf.sC-er sc-Uei
lca srsc - Ns feF gsTe = tAe;r testimony an ,es--
- - zee upon - Af TIE youug iaeles e. "a = a
HecEirg In2sf greai ll.ernAl eIocCn hag .hey ave
-s.f esallly Nl- e-4flsss &C Srecisoa Tas eCgEse
3, GovsEasaeni waves eTgss-sxszlss1cr
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Receipts of Produce.

by E0e K0Hudd siace yesterday --fs9 bDs
olf 80 p.s. Butter; % DO mdse l0l dressed Calves
4s Pszs Pfofsons 4 coa. Ashss 500 AIDES LsAinsf
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LEGAL NUTICES.

LEUAL NUIlCES.
r. oRDERo. 10 D,as.,4. wrs.i R-orser n Ab.s5.ao
AZ s.st n-1 of 30 orer rsqlflg Ell 10 lrs3'oss o
ID. - 20 =, = n go Cc-'y q 49,, g. t.,sl,
e-ir-sr - p of Atany ista az Of NJ i'm.
.a.4e OF e rae az Z s.rssa fo - sss. .ss,s =
pa.s, 70 ' as Il q. s9. AZ (. - ;s. sa
,.so%. $50 ~ A 1ro s-s,5 Z, f.s,a.-,
~ rANCE q lss ssrrozs,s co.ay ofS--
l5T ~ cISsos s'. -, , a. ~ s. 20 s . Ia. ~
nc 80 rssehsr. tasr.t re sssrt>, . as
.u--, . .s ~ d sssYsl. o. q seais - ssai a. u a
s-. 's---Da'ea - 30, ~ ~ -, = F-.faaIy No
.s,.-s-. z a2ii S sS.Sfs tF''e.'o"
pURsUAscE ars-f h. sufrcx. d u cooa,y 49,.
- - - y - f-f'D1- Asf.< essn. -Sna-t
'-ar s . '-r2~r. sr-1f . ,.s.crsr Al ~ oss
tr 20 o. ase's - an--.-a - @ A-gs. ut D.'si ss.
: -.-.-- sAIAAsiEL PUTNAM EI.e,,u
1; PURSUANCE o. orssf e. ~ s.,sas.i- Of l.. caas
49,. tLLiA AOAIa. ~ % t- CO 4 s~- Yo-4 ~s--r
80 ~f 4 Ia siess So t-oss Bfaay. Ciy fors o.
.sss - III u u A.i D.ssa S. Yoss, a. q
= 100 Ae--as,i.le. < f.lI A Nosa. a-ss.--a.
T. FCHsCAScE 4 a. oT-r n y. s.r-os-- n - Co., =
1iLEs J5sSsoS az &. c. . r. r.. . Y. e . =: ~
si - am - ''r. iF-of % Il. s.-rs-r
So ora re - - cl 80
- is-erss NARGARET ASH JOHNSON A.,...t.,,,
PURSUANCE d oTt.F q J. ssTroFs- Of TIE coa- q
81 a sotss a-res5 gwen 70 al ssast
4ALLAH fAhsLfL sss 81 CT Torf, lec-z.ss y
seq IL ~ r1ch-r. h-reof satsr@f :. r--
4sne ~ - SrcTss Cfy Yors 90 " before IL
ne. -,s-s -ai Of - as1-aiss' NJ. iefl ne ~ 1ay q
D~5-f.,-ff Acb EDWIS KNAPP
az iart4l- 81 W
tvEsyASeE q oeasr Of ts sarroE- q he co1sy q
LEV ca ls hsrscy al csl. A..
LLzAbEIb ASA - GKks q ta-Ciy Of for1 49,
. f-e,s; - "a cLer l,reof sa5se,5<r al -
store - = fadu street ~ CT q Se lo o. or ors ~
tssJ -h -ry q Hsrc rszDzts1 "a 80
g. sac.ss.ss, sFsAfaH q sICgPs 49,
s7flsFt5' ~"
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nRw-YORK LEGIsLATuRL.

sESATk....ALRANy, Fndsy March -
TIE enffe session taken up .ocs VI puvats bus-
-ss is Committee Of he Whole 10 Others were con.
ssfrsd.
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lf ORDER ~ y. J. Harmon n the Ciy o Osssr3-hocs /
fBisfry sFfu lguaLt 20 - p0rous n No. s'fse slfoft
IHrrfs sssi shrf -ssf ~ e1' is.1s
s aish saei tsa-f b~ estsis a fta ff-
0f iQfs. snf ihst ths
, &C. ne ~ ~ b. dstfs f1sss is alp.sr al ST
tl tfashueut sfe0ffg o 49, ihn Tuhs tfln - -
ls,a III ale al ils 30 py usni az l~t,s fsp
-fsn lis ste s.i Gle isfrf DO lse, : ~
rog~rJ el ts .isfs 1-nr. .o hf sff no bi4fsf n
..fh pledg by 1fbiea sai sod De -
ID. rf--.il isy NJ Norent~r isfJ IHAhiEs EHpDH
r4 la@ go 81 O.ssso A'iorrsy of Aus,s % Cisit
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ID ORDER of te Honoob- 81 fd~srai fas Jsf' =
- ..a f0Un e 40 ~fse Yf Hra IIf. tfff
rsa. % ie ffans % us sailts s.tqfas ti"i
itsaiie. 81 aat na - fr1t 'a- 10
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-08
THE UNION.

North and the South. he would be in favor Of liberal
and just settlement upon the principles which. trust.
win be recommended by the committee Of thirteen. His
doctrine was nonnieference on the part Of Congress
with the subject Of slavery leaving to the decision Of the
people nhabng the Territories the question to the
domestic institutions which they might prefer to estab-
lish.
After the exposition Of Mr. Folks views and inen-
TONS contained in the article which we have copied
from the Nashville Union, anticipate charges
against Mr. Polk OF having abandoned the Of the
South in afixing his signature to the Oregon bill We
are reioced that our friend Of the Nashville Union ha'
taken il upon himself to set history right with regard tc
the sentiments and purposes Of and usroui
man, whose administration is now pointed to by The
democracy. and will be by undivided postery, thu
most brilliant and successful in all our annals
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-08

" Independent" the notorious correspondent Of the
Philadelphia North Amencan. says that the political in
tslligence from Missouri is gratifying and faering to
the prospects Of the wing cause He looks to division
in the democratic ranks and remarks that would be
novelty striking asrereshing to wing represent
ing Missouri in the Senate after so long period Of pro-
baton and exclusion" We add. that il such strik-
ing and refreshing novelty wing senator representing
Missouri should be presented to the wing party the de.
mocracy of Missouri and Of the whole country will re
member those who desert the platform OF the democracy
and prefer wing victory rather than Democrat,
triumph There will be political copses who cannot b,
galvanized even 10 the sembance Of life. although they
may not number six thousand" The great interests
which hang upon the fate Of the Democratic party
not to be sacrificed to the passions OF any
men,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-08

Tm MAY rRsTvAL.--1n passing this morning through
Eleventh street. my attention attracted by the busy
hum Of workmcn employed in putting up the embeIish
mens Of Csrusis spacious saloons The lower one s be
ing fitted up TO represent grove. the effect Of which win
be OF the most beautiful character The dancing saloon
will. as understand be decorated IN an unusual style Of
elegance The introduction, by celebrated professor Of
and totally different "pos de dosr" In bis baefs,
pokas. 40. win add novelty TO the scene which has
been seldom witnessed in the metropolis. Two complete
bands OF music will enliven the dancers with their gay
and joyous strains. Alb.