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From The eorre.ponaenee q ,he baltimore SUM
WAsHIscroS. Feb. %, i


The whole nation will regard This anniversary with
uncommon interest," and the counsels OF Washington
will, trust, be freshly remembered. Whether
10 share the common fate of repubcs--wheiher this
pertinent OF free government Is 10 fails question TO
be solved BY the present generation, and perhaps within
the present year. Even before the next birth. day OF
Washington, before the completion oil the foundations OF
the monument OF which the corner stone is be this
day laid the questions which agtae the country
must be settled peaceaby lead 10 commissions which
will convert the whole country into camp II there
grievances OF which the South Justly compains-and that
there are have doubt-they should be forthwith re.
moved; and the South should consider that for these
grievances disunion will furnish no remedy.
The OF the last week remarkable, and ex-
hbit degree OF excitement and determination that must
result in dsorganzation and revolution II continued
As 10 the hard words, perhaps they OF little private
consequence but they leave unpleasant feengs-rank-
ling wounds--behnd. Listening 10 the speeches OF
members would suppose that the Union is already
dissolved By their fat and that all that was 10 be done
was TO haul down the flag OF the Union, up the
signs OF the several States, and agree upon plan OF the
first campaign.
In this state OF things, is very important that the
northern should desst from attempts 10 force Roots
resolution or Duiy's resolution. The former may in
fact be considered abandoned by the North. But in
regard the latter, il is intended TO bring up again
Monday next when the strife and confusion oil last Mon
day will be renewed.
Ii is demonstrated that the majority, though OF fifty
cannot force question the admission OF California in
advance OF all other measures The attempt will hazard
much and gain nothing
The only thing TO be done is let members give
their excited feelings BY full discussion. II this
will not calm them, do not know what wil.
Yours, &c, ION.
lin this state Of things is tho duty Of every cool man
TO contribute his best efforts to stop this dangerous
troversy. UsioSl
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d comfy especially requires Of them that they shall act
with friendship and courtesy another

especially
with friendship and courtesy TO another
The resolutions Of instruction 10 the senators Of New
VAN by the legislature of that State which have just come
"a hand free from the deliberate oensvenes Of those
bch we have just been speaking of for they not d.
cted to be transmitted other Stale governments. They
han also from any attempt interfere with the inslitn-
oa Of slavery in the District Of Columbia, with which
state in Union has any right busy itself But their
transmission Congress this moment appears 10 be
unwe offensive, because though in the fo OF in.
uctons their Senator'S they obviously used only
ne vehicle at an nnpropous moment, OF sentiments
which they know OF angry controversy in aud
ont OF and of controversy of character which the
great OF New York might well have RETAINED from
doing anything iname The Of that State
both Of them gentlemen who have arrived years Of dis
cson and might have been safely trusted discharge du-
ties which the constitution conides To hem and their
discharge of which the legislature Of New York
else lawful control
There is some truth in these remarks but it is the ex
cited state OF the public mind which has affected the le
gatures themselves II is this dangerous, delicate Sec
onal question: Arising from the struggle about the new
Territories and the excitement about the District OF Co.
umbia and fugitive slaves which has dashed the public
INTO such commoton This subject. always the most
agang one in our republic has led to the present ex
element and the present danger II manifested itself du-
ring the Missouri controyersy-during the conroyer-
~ about the right Of petiion-and it is now pro-
ducing greater excitement, and leading TO greater
dangers than ever, in consequence OF the peculiar
circumstances which attend it. We should be trai.
tors to the country if affected TO disguise the danger
which is approaching Every patriot whilst he the
LANCER is bound 10 use all his exerons to avert it, by
nng upon his counrymen the duty Of settling il by
lair and an honorable compromise.
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The New York Globe.

Since this journal has been under the editorial man
aaement Of John Du sole. esq formerly OF the Phila.
dephia Times it has been conducted with great tact,
ability and Judgment. 1t is now one OF the abest and
hest papers on the list OF our exchanges Upon the
ton now SO fearfuly agiang the country il takes sound
and patriotic ground We haer ourselves that the de-
mocracy of New York have organ on which they
NAV confidently rely In late number, the editor thus
briefly defines his principles;
As 10 the Globe ts course and doctrines open, above
board and radically democratic, Ii goes for the nominee
Of The democratic Tor the next presidency, no
matter he may be- sgoes for free trade, and Is IN
condlonay hostile tie whole falacious theory Of pro-
lection goes for the e.om Of the public lands 70 acua
settlers Il goes in short for democratic principles ior inc
Unon and its compromised without provisoes or any oil the
thousand and wing ii brands thrown into our parry
10 destroy its harmony and bring abon the disntegra
tion and of Curious republic Is this Pair
enougni
And again. in former article upon the great questions
now agtating the two great sections OF the Union, MI
Du Sole remarks
Let the North nd the South them both reflect the
interest of neither separate. We do not believe mat y
the wish Of either Circumstances have been driving both
eyond the bounds Of reason, and elimination and
recrim produced their natural resnit-an ex
of feeling bur indereny calculated TO induce
either party speak from sense oil discretion
from sense OF injury Both have erred Both have gone
too far Let both be forget the bitter words
that have passed between tefu and each strive 10 sho"
which exhibit the piroiisrn by manifestlng be
most readiness hall way aud compromise all din
cuties.
This is the language OF reason and patriotism, and we
trust that may not be whou, lis effect upon the warn
and impulsive spirits Of both sections OF the Union who
we chartably believe, no real evil TO their grea
and glorious country in whose history welfare, and
destiny. are centred their pride OF the presen
and their common hopes Of the future.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALrIMoRK, February 2s--5. p. m,
The srpsesd foeiga asOs7as anapsrsary celebrations
The distrfet atfsrmsyship-- The markets, &c.
The steamer America has lost reckoning being
in her fifteenth day from Liverpool and no dings OF
her arrival Halifax have yet been received She will
bring dates the 9th ns and unless some accident has
occurred to her, the telegraph may be expected
to furnish her
The balls, suppers, aud entertainments in CONNIE mora
ton OF the birth of Washington, largely last
night, and passed off with great enthusiasm The bali Of
the Independent Greys, the Holiday theae ex
celed anything Of the kind Witnessed in the city
There less than four thousand persons present.
among whom were Gov Thomas. Gen Chlds, Gen
Smith, and host Of our most prominent public
series Of resolutions approving Of the compromise
luons OF Mr.. Clay introduced in house OF dele
gates and discussed great length yesterday after which
their further consideration postponed until Wednesday
The probability that they will be adopted, though there
is strong opposition them among the whig members Of
the Eastern Shore counties.
The rumored appointment Of Collins Lee to the office
OF district attorney is believed to be unfaunded and
X is said that Mr. Cansin, OF Prince Georges the right
hand OF Senator Pratt will receive the post although
he has failed in his effort to defeat the reform bill
A correspondent OF the Argus to-day nominales John
Fisher, esq, of Westminster Carroll county, the demo-
cratic cand ida,e for governor
The bank mania is spreading throughout State and
applications being made from half dozen different
counties for charters each Of which will be very fortunate
If the petitions disregarded
Our money market continues easy without any change
in since our last report The amount Of frstclass
paper the street is rather limited, and is readily
y per cent Tho banks discounng TO a very
liberal all the good business paper that is offered
Ia our market this morning there sales OF $50 bbs
Howard street -four ~ rs Nothing in City Mills Linn
tied sales Of wheat al prices varying from los ITO
for reds Fair supply Of corn, with spending sales Of
white and yellow 90 81 Some sell
the highest figures. Oats 81 SO Whskey, 26
cents
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supreme ooar, OF ,As United states.
Fanny. February q. 1850.

FNTDAIt FtUIHdI1 % IoJUs
William j Cogswel esq, oil New York, was admit
ted an attorney and counsellor Of this court
No III Nathaniel Lord u.s. John w. Yeazie. In euo
10 the circuit court OF the United States for Maine MIR
Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion OF the court
dismissng the writ OF error in this case.
Nos GO, 67 The United States appellants. Us. Josepl
Archer's executors. This cause was argued BY Mr. At
,orney General Johnson for the appellants and by MIR
Miles for the appellees
Adjourned till Monday, II o'clock
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The CampansIogians Swiss Bell Ringers, whose ex-
auste performances have contributed 50 much 70 the
and OF large and fashionable audiences
during the past week. have concluded 70 give three more o.
their delight6, commitments Their music s really
charming every who loves tn. concord Of sweet
sounds" should hear them.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL, gth street.
THREE NIGHTS LONGER.
MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS
Tickets 25 csutsI

iVHE cAMPANALoGIANs, BAND OF SWISS BILL RserRs,
respectfully three Of their chase select
novel musical entertainments above, with change programme
In addition bell music, will
band OF Herr freebersyer
ed sons. For full particulars programmes.
Herr Conrad freebertshyer, musical director.
Price admission IS Tickets principal
Music Stores, Hotels and the door Doors
: o'clock.
viii also given Wednesday afternoon q O'Clock
Tickets for afternoon concert IS cents.
Feb ~
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The President Of the United States returned TO Wash
ngton last night about II o'clock from his excursonto
Virginia.
AS no papers were published yesterday morning at
Richmond we are unable 10 give the particulars Of the
laying Of the cornerstone Of the Washington Monument.
which il said 10 have been one Of the most magnificent
speciaclcs ever exhibited in Richmond.
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The meeting or the phlladelph,a Democracy

We received by the last nights mail the proceedings Of
the great meeting Of the democracy Of the city and county
Of Philadelphia, held at the Chinese Museum on the
cad The Pennsylvania gives eloquent description
Of the scene Of the enthusiasm which pervaded the
immense assembly But the ateness Of the hour pre-
cudes any comment from u.s. and forces to be content
with laying the resolutions adopted by the meeting before
our readers as voice from the democracy OF the Key
stone State.
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GRAND Instrumental Concert nj Carusis saloon
The Germana Musical Society Consisting OF
mental solo peoer respectfully inform ladies and gentle
men Of washington and vicinity that they will their last
ce for the Wednesday evening" February a. AT car
Saloon Tickets 50 sale Doors
to o'clock For further pacu
lars small bills.
Eeh0
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Al Caverack, Columbia coanty 18th
by The Rev Boss, LEWIS sKfNkIE esq, OF
nois 10 CoRNElA, daughter Of the late Capa wLIAs
Ms1vRH Of Dummies, Virginia.
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WASHINGTON AssEMBLIEs-The fourth Assembly win
take place At Jackson Hail. on THURSDAY eysons the 2eh ms.
authority Of manager procure tickets are informed that tickets
sa irving House, ney door
established BY managers, gentleman
desiring forlaaes obtain
Al persons having claims against he Assemblies are requested TO
FEB S ai@a 4 '''''' , '''e''' : 'A' ''
RootSs from London-Li.t No. ia-Tho An Of Dress
Bel stammerns and osr Impedmeni. Of Speech, vol
Heather on Mathematical instruments, vol, 1888.
Blacks Practical Treatise on brewing, ! vol, lss
Bobea. Maker and Domestic Brewer yol ith edition
yis ~ me ROYAL 0bseryatory Greenwich isss
sS sa ngs ~ History Ancient snS Modern
Just imported nom London diee, BY
ISeRAvNGs Of Capisoi.-straaser. and Be
uy engraved applying saonc Hail. adjoining "the Irv
ing House" ,,,,, ,,.e,r,
Issued Map. and ssds BOOK. q washington CITY
Fashionable visiting cards. and card plates engraved and printed
For sale" TAYLoR = MAuRYs ,,
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pooKs London-La.t No. II.-Lord Brougham on
ID the British Constitution, 4 vol.
Broughams Political Philosophy 3 VOLS
The Ship and together with the Naval History
Of all Nations earliest the close OF ls4s quao
VOL, with many engavinGs, 1919. -
Lieutenant Dog Breaking, vol, 1889
Mulers Ancient Art and IL Remains, l vol.
Bray.han Muemonies, applied % Geography Astronomy and
Meet. Manual q Minsraosy, vol, Edinearss ls 80
The Dyer's and Color M.ker's Companion, vol, 1872
lust imported from London BY - -. ....,u.
feo" $50.
Aw NOTICE.The appointment Of Mr. Mcclure President
Judge Finn Judicial District Of Pennsylvania, dsoives
long existing partnership Of McCanders Mcclure The
finished business win be attended 70 BY Mr. McCandess
wM. D. Mcclure.
WILSON McCANDIEss,
Once, Fourth street, Pitisburg
CAMPBELL's Live. OF the chief justices Of England.
v London edition volumes.
frvfna's Mahomet
81 Leger or Threads Of Life. For sale ].
TAYLOR MAURYs
Dec 81 Bookstore, 9th 4.
WANrED.A female servant plain a small family TO
w recommended slave be preferred Ap,Jy 20
Mrs. Fischer, street, Of A FEB l0f3w
ROAnDISGFamished with wishou, board, may
had II Mrs ssrHs, on IAN street, sde,)
y street Feb 22-lw
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rELEaRAPHIC REPORTS FoR THE UNION
Condition Of the Northern Markets.


New YoRK. Feb. 23-2, p. m-Stocks quiet--saes oil
treasury SIS, Ill loan. ll2t Pennsylvania S. 9Oi
Fancy stocks buoyani, with upward tendency. Flour
inacriye-smal sales at 81 s7h SIS for common Slate
and corn meal without change. Wheat very fm-Gene-
h. Id at l26 2S Other desert ons OF grain
have undergone change-small sales OF SO 59k
cents for southern mixed, and 90 for yellow Rye 81
transactions in cotton limited-holders awaiting the
by the Whiskey firm 26 per gallon
No news Of the steamer. h
PHILADELPHIA, February 23-2, p m-There is no
ers generally wairlng for the due. SOCKS
quet, and rather in favor of buyers Small sal
oil common brands Hour at 81 rs. Wheat is steady
supply light; sales of red l05 cents; white liz cents
low. OATS 35 Provisions steady. Mess pork,
Sl Sil 81 Lard firm at 81 per lb Groceries
firm, but not active-prices unchanged Cotton firm
D. aers holding off for the steamers Whiskey
"a 25 cents per galon
Destructive Fire.
RomR, On W Feb GA fire broke out this afternoon
in stable, and before il could be extnguished fifteen
by insurance <..Jf
OPENING of the Miami Casai = Cinci1wah Market.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 20 The Miami canal will be opened
the opening Of the canal, prices dropping Wniskey
The market il steady, with moderate sales l9A
ProvisonsWe could learn OF transactions worth tee-
graphing Dealers generally are awaiting the arrival Of The
New YoRK, Feb. 23-p. m.
The royal mail Europa reached Halifax yeser.
day morning, on her outward passage. All well.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 23-p. m.
Quite large business has been in fancy stocks
day and prices have advanced Pennsylvania 5s 90tan
advance
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opsning d the Miami C..al = cineinrati Mnket.
NEW YoRk. Feb. 23-p. m.

The royal mail Europa reached Halifax yeser-
day morning, on her outward passage All well
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 23-p m.
Quite large business has been 10 fancy stocks
day, and prices have advanced Pennsylvania IS 9oian
ADVANCE.
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ANDRETHs GARDEN sEEDs.-Jaa received every
IL variety of these well known highly
pned fresh growth o. Isfs Landreths extra early silver
skin onion and all kinds Of garden flower and bird seed
store so agency or d. Lande Of Phiisdepha
Patent Once. Feb 7-coiw
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ly- rhe n. Babceck, ID. d. is expected 20 preach
ana present claims Sunday school Unon
street Baptist church, to-day II O'clock and the First Bap
tist charch, at % o'clock, ..
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petition Of Cswel, of Pitsbug Pennsylvania,
praying extension Of granted 10 said Crswe for
Improvement preparing oleagnous seeds for pressing for
from the Of said patent which takes place
on the 3la day OF Jsly, ISL fs
IL Is ordered petition Patent Once
Monday May II O'Clock, and all
notified and show cause, ey have why said Pc
ution ought not 10 be granted. -. =
published the Republic Intel
gence Union, Washington city, d. c. North American and
Gazette Philadelphia Tribune, New York Journal Provdence,
Gazette, Pttsbug week for three
weeks previous the hrst Monday in May next -
Commissioner Of Pafents
s-Rdors the above papers win please copy and send their
bills Patent Once, with paper containing this notice
Feb 20-law3w
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limited STATES HOTEL, washington, ID. c.-Ine
United States Hotel having thoroughly repaired sna
furnished, open for Of guests me
particularly 'o w
public, and persons having business at the Cap'ci
and short as'ance nom We
Capitol proprietor confident % h sohy 70 msse ne
comfortable, them that no % -
visfers. hDW. - gisss.
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JOSEPH Rcdger. q sons Nanunscsare.-4w. Fischer,
importer fancy and staple stationery received BY
steamer direct nom The celebrated
gers Sons select assortment Of their very ARTICLES
Ing Of
handles.
sporsman knives, pen makers, Oce scissors 10 ~ and is
inches long
Ensefs In ivory and handles.
Rszors, strops, tweeser pocket eorkserews &c
Al wsich OF the viii be sold
retail ~ reasonable Hail. adjon
ing aihe Irving Hote' Of i0 and Pennsylvania
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VTANTED, q situation Teacher. by n graduate OF
University Dublin, ireland, who will produce the
ability prepare students for admission
universities % the tinted staes thorough
strcon given Latin, Greek, English
and English bascbes the advertiser would attend
few hours daily at the residences o. private o. az any o. me
Feb 23-eo3t.
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M r. w. Holland, OF Boston, Secretary Of tn
Unitarian Association, will preach sunday
and evening Unitarian church, Of and
Hours o. service ii, a. m, and ~,
The morning subject American Missions.
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A COUNTRY sest for saIe.-Aboui midway betwe<~n the
"A cities Of Washington and New York mile u the
the residences OF Capt Gal
agher Of the United States consists Of large mansion
house. and all
ground-a well improved and
and ornament The build
repair; well supplied with the best OF wner and
delightful of the hourhing city Of Wilmington,
and the adjacent count including heen miles o. ns nv
er bay, &c.
The healthy in he middle States, and
gentleman and famiy, being within
railroad steamboat landing thus
enabling a person North South times day.
PARTICULAR inquire Of Amos Hunt Capitol
% Washington city, D. Co. address The subscriber wilmington
Delaware. j. A. BROWN, M. ID.
Feb f2-law3wru'
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JOHN w. McKIM,
1ffsrrsv ava C.sasebor Ut Law,
m. nm Indiana Avenue opposite the wing Of City Hail.
wksurseros, D. c.,
.~r. IN the several colics
ons and the o. claims before Goa
frees, and various departments o. government
L Feb l7--eodsws
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n on Missionary Societies win anniversary
Monday evening" n O'Clock in the Fourth Prsby
Ran church, 9Th street.
Addesses viii be delivered by W. Strong Of
syyana honorable o. Fowler Of Massachusetts, aud the Re
u q. smith.
pirate hymns and anthems
friends home missions, public generally,
10 attend
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no LOVERS Of Good Fruit, and Admirers % Ffns
Fower.T received from Paris, and will sell
place. fIo HILL 18th STREET. q NJ large collection
Of fruit trees, roses, and ornamental shrubs, &C.
5000 pear trees the best Kind known IN Europe.
1000 dwarf apple apricot plum, and cherry trees
suitable for table
collection offered r sale
city % The United States comprising 40 Of the
choice o. them entirely IN this country.
800 Chinese Tree Peoney, the largest flower known.
Climbing plants other kinds
THY sold reasonable price for cash By
A. JARDIN,
Feb 20-eo2w Florist aud Nmseryman.
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DIAM and Ornamental Wire-Feneing-The suhscr
having appointed BY the manufacturers
beautiful article Of plain and
fencing would most respectfully call the attention Of the
samples which their hardware
Sixth street They would
following the 10 which this
mar IL being applied, vxs
Enclosures cmeiees, FARMS public grounds cottages, and
gardens
Columns and cornicc work for cottages.
steamboats, and window guards for private dwellings,
prisons, unatc asyfums, sc.
Tree boxes and alce eonseraoes training plsnis
Arbors, arches, and yerandahs.
Cellar rsing and tefproof satnss for sky-lghr, hc
mo. w. BADEN 4 BRO
Pennsylvania avenue, south side, near SIKH street
Feb 2o-1aw6w