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CARUsI's SALOON.
DRUMMoND LIGHT MICROSCOPE.
dsfrnnnr1u and DissoLfrrnu Yiesns

mr. GABOR NAPHEGYIs EXHIBITION with THE NY
" DR0-oXYGEN GAS MICROSCOPY OF NATURAL Sci
ENCE ASTRONOMY, AND DI5SOLvING VIEWS, viii taks
place at Caruss saloon, Tuesday evening January Is 6
This exhibition OF the first Hungarian In this country viii be highly
interesting This microscope magnines 5000 % and obc
VIII be shown from all science The exhibition
will only Of
instructive the philosopher physcfan and chsm
the murous objects in the line Of anatomy, bosany,
from five million times magnhed lead dssper 1eeps
into the economy and laboratory OF nature. IN
PROGRAMME. ~
SUBJECTS poisons
arsenic, morphine, kc; the capitalization Of diamond,
many other precious stones The capitalization Of the
the human eye, &C., nc.
the crystal Of the hnman eye; part Of
healthy blood; diseased blood Juice;
SUBJECTS xooLoey.-The tongue moscheto;
Of locust and snakc the brain SPIDER Or
the dust Of cheese, &c.
susJEcTs sorAsy-Rose moss moss grass the stems
leaves, and seeds OF great number Of plants.
SUSPECTS view Of
earths shadow comet Of the 1850 eclipse the
annual motion OF the earth around the with the monthly luna
EARTH re solar SYSTEM the revolution Of all planets
DfssoLvIFo vrKws.-ScKnxs HuNa sRy--kossuthi hrh
places the house Of his mother the Castle Of TURKEY
the present place Of his mpisonmen pillar Of sdon; winter land
scape summer HANDICAPPED vessel in moonsne At vessch
a storm; vessel hre-the saved q
There being selection from II 900 Objects public
assured that visit the occasion Of this exhibition prove
euaning and useful Of and
approaching the mysteries Of nature and natural science
The music accompanying this exhibition viii be performed BY NJ
Jos. J. Kessier, pianist from Vienna.
Tickets 50 centzto be had principal stores hot
Door. open hafpas 9, at halfpa. oele
precisely Jan i3-a
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We invite the attention Of readers TO the able terse
md luminous letter Of our Philadelphia correspondent
"A lin another column upon the late report Of Sec.
rotary Meredith upon the finances We have received
several such from him. for which we thus publicly ex.
press our thsnks.
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view Of an. c,,y Of w..h,n.son.

We have been informed that view Of this city has
been drawn by Theodore Jaspers. (aken from the east
Of the Capiol) showing the Capitol and the Capitol
grounds and the city west Of the Capito and that Is
ready for the engraver, and will be published
by Robert P. Smith II is in the style Of the view Of
Baltimore-one Of the most perfect pictures OF large
city which we have We have no doubt that
the view Of Washington will equal that Of Baltimore II
we are confident that the citizens Of Washington will
not be backward in paronizing the work.
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From the Baltimore Sun.
News from the West Indies.
Lfar Of Gold aud Slver 10 England.-Anothsr Route

From the Baltimore SUM-
News the West Indies.
Infar of Gold aud Sluer 10 England -Another Route
to the Pacific, &c.
The British steamer Thames arrived at New York on
Friday morning-from Bermuda the 7th January, and
later dates from all the other islands. This vessel sails
again on the l4h for ST. Thomas This the last steam
er OF this line which will touch at New York In future
these steamers will come no further than Bermuda.
Cause, insuficiency OF patronage.
The Thames brings the Hamilton Gazette to January
]: Great improvements have been made in ST. Georges
channel by which larger vessels than heretofore
enter that port The improving Of Stays channel, il is
hoped, will soon make accessible to vessels of the
largest class Boaz is TO be convict depot The agr-
culture OF the colony has increased
We take the following from the New York Herald:
hs ss We. i"da .anas same
the mel gence received by her is u.s. and IL Is
The Tay, had orty.ave passengers among whom were
Dillon. the consul general of Franc, for the Sandwich
.1e 81 ~ sss is ON ss y IN goa and
oa from me Pacific. sos ST. from Carthagena and $50,
sa sSs oo ss0
6sS ounces silver, $500 fse-ianc pieces 2IG0
paina and precious stones value q $50 the .oa value
1000 The T also loaded Jamaica 6ss from Santa
Martha, si5soa from chagres, and Slo2sa from Car.ha
Al Carhagena, attempts being made establish
an internal steam communication and small iron
seM yrso~s had declared s sristsnes Of Communicative
from Carihage~a 10 t Pacific suitable for and small
II this could be turned any practical account
beyond the benefit that would result Car,hagena from
intercourse with the interior.
The cholera has entirely left all the ports In the Spanish
main In somc OF them 1t had ragged very severely.
Grey Town Che "ci devant" San Juan Nicaraxua) con-
nued steadily increase in Importance; but the quarrc
amongst the natives in the interior prevented the usual
ports Of indigo from Costa RIGA, coming by way Of Grey
Town. There was prospect however, Of the country be-
coming more tranquilliz.d
The Avon, arrived Jamaica 4th ult had board
Clio 900 pecie Tor the commissaat Of the island and
$50 900 for General Santa Anna the ex.President OF
In pememra, the value Of landed property continued
deprecated as eyer-ihe effect Of variety Of
They approaching withdrawal, no distant day,
every sge Of FOE their sugars enjoyed by
the planters The works OF the Demersra railway were
rapidly advancing.
Tax FRsscH ISLANDS From the neighboring French
islands, the intelligence goes 10 show no improvement what
ever under the mode Of government
At Martinique, Governor Brnat was growing more and
unpopular every day.
At Guadalupe, disturbances expected take
place. 10 consequences OF the quashng ia mother
ny, OF the election Of NJ Schoelcher and Perrinon a.
colonial representatives.
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IN the petition Dewey Of East Pouney Vermont
praying granted Thomas
In horse-rakes,
Of said patent which takes place the 5d Novem
her ISL
Il that the said petition the Paent
first Monday In April n O'Clock, persons
no6edo and show n, they have why said
petition ought not TO be granted
Ordered, ALSO that this notice be published epnbe rnt
gencer and Union, Washington city Telegraph Harrisburg Penn
yvana Providence Journal Rhode Island; Jour
nal New York Free Press, Mddebuy, vcrmoni Herald dayton
oho state Journal Indianapolis, Indiana week for three
THOS. EWBANk
Commissioner Of Pstenr
sEd,or Of above papers win please copy their
bills 70 the Patent Once with paper containing this notice
Ian I5-iaw3w
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FOREIGN.
From the Baltimore sun Of yesterday
ARRIVAL ov TaE STEAMER CANADA.
FSwiss~ Days later Hsss Ewsps.

Rebellion IN Ssrvic. Russia and Turkey quarsLing.-
Improvement IA brsadar6s Aduanes IN cotton, Se.
The following despatch reached us at o'clock this
morning. from our correspondent at Halifax:
HALuAx, N. s., Jan. 1910 p m.
The royal mail steamer Canada arrived at her wharf
here 10 O'Clock this morning. having sailed from Liver
pool the goth u bringing fourteen days later intelll
papers make up the following abstract OF the news
brought by her. The Canada experienced very bad
weather She brings los passengers
Rebellion In servia.
Accounts from Berlin and Vienna to the cad ultimo
state that rebellion Of formidable character had
broken out in Servia and Sclavonia.
The military boundary stations are up in arms against
the Austrian government The Sclavonans and Servlan
boundary regiments had revoled and raised the Gordon
OF the Turkish frontier, that their fully secured
from the troops on their rear in Turkey.
circumstance which will compcae the relations, already
sufficiently complicated between Austria and the Sublime
Porte.
The boundary regiments which have revoted are
among the bravest and hardest soldiers in the Austrian
service The chief movement is in the Servan, Peter
warden, and Veteck military districts, which are
perated at being excluded from the wood schaft
The military force of the rebels is estimated at 1879 oOO
which is hourly swelled by deserton from the Austrian
regiments in Peterwardein and other places
is said that Russia has been intriguing get up this
insurrection 80 as to have both Austria and Turkey en-
trey dependant upon her. in proof Of which Russian ag
taon s daily proving more open and daring and the
incredible activity q agents q that power leads 70 the
conclusion that sangninary engagements will speedily
break ont between Russia and Turkey.
The Prince Of Servia has already refused to pay the
tribute. due 10 the Sultan OF Turkey OF "a 900 ducats and
the armng Of all male adults is being carried with the
greatest possible activity without any knowing where
the arms come from
India and China.
India and China papers report uninterrupted quiet in
the whole OF India The governor-general was ex-
pected to leave soon for England
The Markets.
LIVERPOOL Dec 29.Cotton has advanced Id per pound
since the sailing Of the Cambria.
The demand for Is moderate and the tone OF the
market has improv,
American securities are firm.
The parliament assemble the 81 of February,
The advance in cotton is general descriptions Fair
uplands, 6ad fair Mobile, GID; fair Orleans 3d. with
upward tendency.
Wheat has advanced ID. per 10 lbs.
Fine brands Of American -four quoted 25s; ordna
ry, 2ss. Sd.
White corn is held at %. to 30s. per quarter.
The bullion in the Bank of England has increased
millions pounds serling-a fact unprecedented in
the history of the bank
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We had snow storm on Sunday night, and yesterday
the snow laid upon the earth to the depth Of nearly foot
In consequence, suppose. Of this cogging OF the
railroads. we received northern mail yesterday morn.
ing. and last evening very few papers from the South
and last night very small assortment from the North,
and none from the West Our letter correspondence has
shared similar interruption
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We had the pleasure Of meeting yesterday, with Dr.
Nerses Lazaran. native and resident OF Consantnope
He is an Armenian, (of the Roman Catholic Church,
with fine and venerable head Of pleasing manners, and
liberal principles Curiosity has drawn him from the
furthest borders Of Europe TO see this New World He
will prosecute his journey far as New Orleans before
he returns 10 Turkey
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appears from the teegaphc accounts received by the
last steamer (he canada that the ane Of war not yet
srhngulshedin Europe Serva, the borders Of gallant
and outraged Hungary is in agains, Austria They
are joined BY the Sclavonians The report states that
10000 men are in the field We shall lay the details
before our readers as soon AZ we receive them
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Necessary 10 a choice on last ballot, l49.
The Hamilton county delegation voted for Mr. Wood
on the sixth ballot.
Mr.. Wood addressed the convention when
On motion. committee appointed TO wait on Mr..
Allen to request him to address the convention.
Mr. VIM Allen addressed the convention hour.
He spoke against introducing the principle OF expedency
into the democratic party.
majority report The resolutions slavery and banks
are the same those OF the State convention Of isiS
They condemn the course OF the wings in the legislature
and are in favor of the homestead exemption and
constitution.
Mr.. Warner, OF Medina. submitted minority report
senators and representatives all efforts its
application TO all territorial bills.
The convention took
In the afternoon the minority resolutions were rejected
yeas %, nays ia.
The original resolutions were adopted almost unan
mously
MIR. Bierce, OF Summit, offered resolution opposing
William Aliens VOTE in the United States Senate, in ia
vor OF the Wlmot Proyiso.
MIR Robertson OF Fairfield moved TO strike out all after
the word resolved" and insert "a resolution that
doses Aliens services generally and depores his absence
from the senate"
Motion to strike out carried-l69 to i0l.
The resolution, as amended, passed by large vote.
After passing the usual vote OF thanks the convention
adjourned sine DE.
II will be seen by the ieIegrapbc despatch above that
Judge Reuben Wood, OF Cleveland, is the democratic
candidate for governor. What the wings dreaded has
come TO pass; they would rather any other democrat had
been nominated than Judge Wood The Judge is well
known throughout OHIO as an able, upright, unpre.
any future event well be considered We con-
graduate the convention that in the face OF the desires
and predictions OF the enemy, Il has done welCm-
cianati Inquirer, January TO-
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IMPORTANT 10 the Ladies OF wsshinsfon and ths
DisthctF PULvERMACHER, from 80 Baltimore street. BAN
has branch opposite Browns Hotel, Pennlvnn
avenue, where he win this morning beautiful assortment
accs, dbands, cboderes capns collars, cuffs, wells, bh
evening dresses embroidered chdcn dresses ladies' brca
capes embroidered and plain linen cambria hsndkehie ana y
endless variety the leading styles Of trimming ana
honccs Puivescher pledges himself sell rom ~ % ~
cheaper any this city Also, gloves or lsd
and gentlemen, Of every description Jan is-iwdn
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LAST WEEK BUT osE.

Odd Fellows Hall, 7fh street, washington.
OPEN EVERY EVENING FOR "A SHORT SEASON
Handsomely fitted mp with platform and brilliantly Lighted
with sas)
Baynes celebrated ,srss of gawtie Pa~ora mas ead
VOYAGE TO EUROPE,
Embracing magnificent Of Boston, hsrbo as the A.
lantc Liverpool London from the Thames (pas~ing under
bndee and ending with magnificent view Of the THAMES Tu
brilliantly Illuminated both banks Of the beautiful RIVE
In Boston, Philadelphia, and Baltimore by ~
wards Of $50, 900 persons.
O'Clock. Ha#
Admission cents. Children under twelve years. is
Doors open 6k O'Clock; TO commence moving at7k.
Dec 19--1mds
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WAsHIsoroS, January IA, 1880.
hope you will allow the necessary space in your
paper, place myself right before the democratic party
| was sick in bed portion OF last week asd unavoid.
ably absent from This city another portions 20 that could
not possibly have had anything whatever to do, had
been 80 disposed with The last ACT Of the interesting
You know where stood at IFS commencement On the
oath OF December addressed the Hon Joseph A. Wood.
ward letter, OF which the following is very nearly, II
EAsr Carrot sraKrr,
Monday morning, Dec. ~, 1919
praR srRt am induced by the kind feelings you have
always evinced and oen expressed toward me- TO address
was candidat, Tor the nomination by the Of tho
s,s candida,s for Clerk Sol John Forney was MONT
mated From that moment, considered myself as with
iraws from the canvass and studou.ly avoided doing
snyhne either by word action that should in
prejudice Colonel Forneys prospects OF an election Hav
Ing submitted my nue 10 that caucus, should have con-
.dr,sd il dsonorabs have hl,ed finger. ff by 50
doing could have deprived the regular candidate Of
have even deprived myself Of the pleasure Of attending
the sessions Of the House generally lest by doing an H.
Wse colone forney in The ed my name cannot be
u.ed With my consent by any one But the time MAJ ar
rive when \ w become svasn 70 Al h, be es,a Ss
10 dc So and consider i honorable bring forward my
win add saoh. be 2 the many tadas's. ALREADY
With gfea, respec. your OBJ se!ys Yso
Hon. Josrru A. WOODWARD
The election OF Clerk came on, and maintained the
position expressed in the above letter All sorts OF sto
ries were placed in circulation in respect 10 me dsre
garded them, until was assured that there were many
democratic members who were pledged TO Col Forney
that under no circumstances icoud they eper pos for
then felt that was wronged; that was being made
victim to the ambition not Of Col Forney but OF others
who hoped more from his than they could expect
from mine, and, under the excitement OF the moment de-
cIared that would be candidate in sef-defence.
however, regretted the expression, and did nothing
toward carrying out such an intention.
On Wednesday last ION which day was sick 10 bed)
I received note from friend, informing me that the
writer had had an interview with Col Forney, and he
expressed the opinion that had done all could against
him. and that his friends should never vote for ne
briefly that he had been misinfomed and defining my
exact position in relation TO him kept copy OF that
note.
The next morning early left this city and although
returned on Friday, circumstances prevented me from
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supr.m. Court OF IN. United states.


MosDAY, January IL, 1850.
Selah Mathews, esq, Of New York, was admitted an
attorney and counsellor OF this court
No. as. Marsh, Lee. and Delavan, plaintiffs IN error,
u.s. T. f. Reddicks heirs. The argument OF this cause
was commenced by Mr. Wood for the plaintiffs in error,
continued by Messs May and Geyer for the defendants
in error, and by Mr. Wood for the plaintiffs in error
Adjourned until tomorrow, ii o'clock, a. m.
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pARCHmEST Paper Adhesive Dsspetch Enveiopes,
very mch and strong and desirable or foresg sgss smsb
iot Just received and nor sale TAYLOR ~ MAUhft
-, - bcoksencrs and staicners, near Ninth street
duced prices
White Envelopes rench for and letters ofevey variety
Writing Paperfooscap and Bsak Books, New York
prices. N-TF III Jan Is
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COLONIZATION ROCKS, Washington, Jan. Is, 1850
THE annual meeting of tho American Colonization
Society will be held this evening TUESDAY the I5t) in the
First Presbyterian Church, ~ The Clay
dent Of the society win take the chair O'Clock The
w. Betbune, d. ID, Robert O. Scott csq, r. r. Guey,
and other distinguished gentemen win deliver addresses
Jan rs w. McLAIN. Secretary.
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SHIRTs-A good fitting shirt desirable good atins
coat Few are among the manufacturers have
perfeco Of which daily sold
ntconeqneny where good fitting shin had
must become the centre Of attraction.
our assortment very extensive without exception, the bes, and
largest IN this city, anybody verify comprising
me latest ashon s made to order, and OF the
ranted perfect ~, or the privilege 20 return them.
Our prices uniform and
dozen a wholesale prices. .. BAsrIANEI.LI co,
= Gentlemens Furnishing Establishment,
Jan l5--Em No. !, under Browns Hotel.
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Dr. Gabor Naphegy the Hungarian, viii give his hf''
public exhibition, Caruss Saloon. this evening For
particulars Of this readers are referred 70
the sdver,isemen In another column Let no one ia 20
be present who wishes 70 bid the Hungarian exile cordial
welcome and who would be interested In the beautiful
scientific Illustrations presented by his Drummond light
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WANTED, situation as teacher, by graduate OF an
European University who Instruct thoroughly
IN e Latin Greek and English languages and in al the English
and mathematician branches admission 20 me best col
cge and universities Of the country Tho best
tons from gentlemen, residents States win he
duced Address a. d., Washington city, D. O."
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EL0OROI CLOTH.-Clagett Il Dodson, dealers In
all kinds Of furniture dry goods Of Pennsylvania avenue
aud 9th street, respectfully inform the
and viciaage thai they
ORDER eight sheets style cloth
which viii be cut 10 az any floor desired.
The pleasure and satisfaction
The Of this nce which IL best adapted
pantes, halls passages BY
those who have used them. They who tem
they have had justice done them will
their houses
Also, supply rich table cloths, widths. in rich gilt
and silver colors.
case Anendae quilts, very cheap
1 do Lancaster do do.
I do Berth do for single beds, cheap.
Also, remaining hand few Edinburgh
Blankets band bound which, consequence advanced
stage Of the season, will be sold cheap.
And good capeting LETT from the
choice Of that description which
this Of them containing enough rooms other.
well adapted for bedsdcs, rugs &C.
And,
for covering furnurc all Of which wish prepare
for beginning We
In house keepnE call and examine themseves.
Jan ls--snw2wh CLAGETT a DoDsoN
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(LAoETT q DoDsOS wonId respectfully give notice
10 MI their unsettled books.
at On q about the LIST Of me New Year their hills win rendered
when rcttemens The same, either with money or by note
III se mos a.nksy received thereby enabling them
Doc 28-eoiw
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column, announcing the annual meeting Of the Colonial
ton Society Several distinguished gentlemen will ad-
dress the association and have doubt that Il will
be most interesting meeting.
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The following correspondence relates to a matter Of
much interest the publishers OF newspapers in the Uni
ted States The construction placed by Mr. Hobbie on
the law is the liberal and we believe the true one.
tNsp York Evening Post.
Posr OrrIog, New York, January Q, 1850
SR The increase OF emigration 70 California, and the
Increased mail matter, has brought up for nv
decision a question which beg submit our better
Judgment and greater experience.
Many OF the Newspaper publishers here receive order
from person Arm in San francisco for pap ers from
one hundred to Ave hundred, who send the money for
them These papers sent this office IN bu ndles
twenty-five fifty addressed TO person firm Can
receive and forward these papers without prepay
postage
s., lar the propetors Of the papers concerned the
parties whom these papers addressed bona fds
and as The papers are ordered, they will
ianiy be taken ron the post office Your reply by return
OF mail will very much oblige me, and enable me to an
swer satisfactorily the many questions daily put
on this point.
Your obedient servant,
$. r HoBsK, Esq, First Asst Postmaster General.
Posr oryicR DkrARrmKSr,
Contract Office, January 10, 1850.
STA la reply 70 your inquiry relative to newspapers
When sent rom The office OF pnbica In bundles TO one
person OF hm have say that coming from the Office Of
publication, the maiox OF these papers without prepay
meat Of postage IL allowable.
Respectfully, your obcdent servant,
s X HOBBIE,
First Assistant Postmaster General.
" y. BRADY, ESQ, Postmaster, New York, Y.