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the present condition OF the county and therefore, to
prevent further agitation from which, under the circum
Stances good could come, and which, II not checked
hal be President had not urged the Immediate uIl, and
hnal settlement OF all The points touching slavery IN
issue.
Mr. H. gave way to amoton Tor the committee 10 rise;
which being agreed 10.
The committee rose, ami the chairman (Mr. BoYD)
reported; when,
On motion. the House adjourned
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In our preceding columns we have inserted the able
and patriotic remarks of the Hon. Daniel s. Dickinson,
OF this State, in the United States Senate in reply to Mr.
Clemens Of Alabama on the resolutions introduced by
that gentleman, calling upon the Executive for nforma
ton the action OF the late and present admnstra
tons in relation TO the formation OF State government
in California We invite the attention OF readers to
this brilliant eot OF the honorable statesman, and regret
that limited space will not admit OF the entire debate
OF which 1t forms prominent and conspicuous part
which weud enable readers 10 readily and FULLY
appreciate the peculiarly interesting and exciting crcum
stances which called this fearless and able champion of
national democracy unpremedItatedly to his feet
In the remarks thus elected. he has proved the same
fearless firm, and Incorporating patriot and freeman
which were ever his prominent characteristics as citizen
and statesman and therein has done himself and the State
OF which he is Representative much credit by his time
ly nerposon to crush the hydra OF sectional agitation,
and administer the whitening rebuke eminently de-
handed For this he is entitled to the thanks and pau
dts OF his countrymen. All accounts al Washington
unite in describing the saluay effects produced, and in
awarding to the senator the need OF approval which was
justly his due.
II IS adds the Utica Observer in remarng upon this
speech, one of those bold. brilliant, dgn6ed and i'm
pressive impromptu efforts that only occasionally
embellish the life OF the true statesman. 1t contains
no nicely balanced qubbes equvoca forms OF speech
no wandering 10 northern ianatcsm, and bending to
the hospurs OF the South II is indeed destitute OF every
essential concomtan that goes TO make up speech pre-
pared for effect by Of model latter day statesmen,
and yet il is one Of the effective that has been de-
livered in the Senate for years. Whatever differences
there may be upon the views he holds (and for these
propose 10 aragn no 0ne l men OF All parues possess
sing any degree Of patriotism, must admire and approve
the general scope and tenor Of the distinguished senator's
remarks this occasion Soaring high above the ephe-
bis speech unianed BY any oil The cant catch phrases
Of the day. Planting himself upon the broad platform
of the Union and the constitution, and rising superior
10 all temporary considerations Of personal aggrandize-
ment he deliberately breasted the shock OF both extremes
Of this geographical warfare, and that. too, in vein OF
lofty patriotism and bold rebuke which shows at once
and to advantage the iron OF the man and the honesty Of
the patriot
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Mr.. Berrien concluded his speech yesterday in the
Senate upon Mr. Cays resolutions twas distinguished
by great power Of Argument He combated and overthrow
Mr. Clays idea Of the Mexican law excluding slavery
from the territory had recently acquired. We shall
lay his speech with great pleasure before our readers
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BAYsK's EuRoPEThis is the last day Of the
exhibition OF this beautiful Panorama, Its many beauties
been the theme of universal admiration We learn IL
is be Immediately conveyed New York. where IL Is
destined TO have great There viii be exhibition
this afternoon o'clock and In the evening half past
O'Clock, which will most positively oe the last in Wash
ington.
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ws.t END aroeery. WANG, anna L.auer SCORE.

West End Grocery, Wine ana Liquor store.
TIME SUBSCRIBER opened the above establishment
stuarts standard loaf and crushed sugar
Do. powdered and ganualed do
New Orleans and Yves, India molasses
Mocha Java, Rio, and Laguyra coffee
Finest gunpowder and imperial teas king chop
Silver leai, hne country, and medium young hyson
Black teas, Of every variety, viz
Pine oolong, All Of the latest mportauons and the very
DO DO. s siasysons finest quality
Rays extra iasiy aoar, in bbs- and bags
Extra hulsd buckwheal nour
Goshen, pine apple, English and sap sago cheese
sss:;sss ssis, Es1e ss q sosr.s % -
ssssi s .s.: =. Il. s., s.;.
Jue, Manila, and Alicante do.
Do K,nueky shoulders and sides
Judd's patent sperm candles, a. and s's
Ads M Ssaesa and q. Jse1.oa'. mould candle.
Sslls,x ana brown .saP, city Manufacture
Nos. ! and ) III Masssebasssis maekerel Goldfish
Pure bieached winter sperm sperm oil
Baskets, pais buckets, brooms whisps, cothespns
Lamp wick brushes whiewash brushes and variety Of
''aes' = W0'S %nS Ssss' BRANDIEs, sc.
Genuine old London dock brandy, warranted
Do royal wine companys Port
fiasssas sls R's s'ss az. Madeira
Do Dun as Gordon e1 psis .h aaa LISBON
Very superior old whiskey, warranted IL years old
Monongaieia and canal whskey 4 1,tst
Superior old Virginia peach brandy
Do do. apple do 6s .
scotch whskey; Jamnca Cologne champagne hook,
and caret pickles. London brown Canton
anette absnthe maraschno; sardnes olives;
ancnoves Worcestershire and other Bor
deaux Harvey Nice, and Maees oil broma chocolate cion
punes crants figs almonds; wanuts Pecan and Brazil
aiins cranbere maccaroni vermicei French, English and
American nuars starch ground coffee backing match
snuf viniu p Dorado and Ronaldo cavendsh tobacco
sSs
.5i.t4 y aaassa4 r. H. AY LINER
div of Pennsylvania and 18th
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That California is democratic the fact that democratic
senators and representatives from that State are now in
this city affords ample proof Nay, informed thai
Gen. Taylor has not respectable party in Caor
MIA, the whole administration being looked upon by the
people Of that Territory with distrus to use stronger
term expressive Of the hearty aversion they feel for it.
We have been informed that most desperate effort is to be
made the present order OF things in that -four.
shng embryo State We understand that wing paper ID
to be San Francisco which to be supported
by all the and influence Of the administration and
all the aid which il raise from the wing party in the
Atlantic States We understand the project has been
long in contemplation and is approaching practi-
cal experiment We learn that General Taylor and the
heads Of departments have all subscribed sums OF
money promote the Of the scheme and all the
public Offices have been required to subscribe for the
paper We understand that subscription book for the
proposed paper has been in circulation among the
federal merchants Of Boston, proposing to
the paper when 5000 subscribers, at $40 each. shall
have been obtained that the subscription is headed by
General Taylor and his cabinet, with $500 EACH except
Mr. Clayton, who subscrbes 5000; that distinguished
federal merchant Of Boston guarantees for one year
salary Of $4,000 to the assistant editor, who is also to
have free ticket through to San Francisco and suitable
room in that city for Office free of rent and that A.
NJ Crane Of Richmond, Virginia, has been designated as
the principal editor. and individual by the name OF F.
w. Rice assistant.
Such is the grand scheme, and such the by
which California is to be converted to federalism and to
the support Of the administration The hardy democratic
pioneers who have conquered that country and brought
under the Jurisdiction Of the Union will laugh al the
scheme when to their knowledge. And it will be
about successful the effort Of the administration
convert Minnesota to federalism We doubt If there is
State or Territory in the Union, or under its jurisdc-
ton, except Rhode Island, in which the present admins
tration commando majority Of the voters Our an
nails produce instance in which administration has
been thoroughly Frustrated in the first year Of its
ence that which is Aominay headed by General Tay-
Tor.
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longed 10 the Union when il was enacted
Wsrespectfuly conceiye therefore, that MIR. Clay, in
his last extended speech has given erroneous con-
strucon to the Missouri compromise, and that his agu
men for abandoning il falls the ground His opinion IL
founded, as we said, upon palpable sophism--upon
the Misrepresentation OF fact which has no existence. II
is founded upon his belief that the South claims than
they claimed under the Missouri the Texas compromise
We repeat what We said Immediately the publication
Of his speech
His argument against the application of Missouri
compounds founded palpable sophismthe asser
ton Of fact which does exist No contends for
holding the territory South OF &c deg 30 min eternay and
reyersiby subject to the introduction slaves. ofWhen
shall hereafter STATE adopt such
tuition as majority of It's voters shall determine
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vEro Gov. QurmAs.-Governor Quitman has into
the Mississippi house of Representatives message vetong
the bill incorporate the Wilkinson County
Company The ground Of the is that the bill docs not
sufficiently restrain the exercise Of the corporate privileges
Of the company. The governor thinks that all combina-
tons capital sanctioned by law, should be watched with
ertre me jealousy s. .2@ss
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DOCKS F'ROM LONDON-Last No. a.

DOCKS FROM LONDON-List No. 3.-Ticut Col. Jebb
ID on the Attack Of outposts, ! vol. 4 III
Lieut.. yebb the Defence Of outposts, vol.
Beckman's Inventions Discoveries, vols
The Works Of Plato, and literal translation vos Lon
don, lsae. y ,kfNHI8t ~.
Miners Philosophy OF History, vols.
1, Encyclopwda Of Political Knowledge vols.
Bacons and Wisdom Of the Ancsnts, Moniaeue's
unu, .sslsA &. st3s s3 Il aUH tff 1900
Bacon Advancement Learning Monssass translation,
I vol. e4ratL ~ s.5l..'-. 81.
Bscon's Novum orssnum, Montasues uanslation,1 VOL
Encyclopeds Of Experimental Philosophy vol quaro
Encyciop~dis Of Mstsoroiogy, vol, quartz:
Just imported by FRANCK TAYLOR
Feb 10 gk. I'D ta#. .I4.e@ II f@
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ID EwAHE OF Imposters.-The opporu-
nifty 70 inform the public that there mpesteu travelling
through the United States selling making wash
for washing clothes, which infringement
Cranes Patent Chemical Compound Mixture washing
and other gs Cranes being the
mixture that IN use and Mr. Cranes directions
printed and sold Ny these
and the vende refuses
all from using this
thoxcd AGENT asst violation Of law,
liable for damages and an all such they will
the law directs #
$. CRANE Pasentees
Feb f9-dlm. =
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REroRM vIReiMA-The Virginia house Of delegates,
Saturday, by of74 a. ordered the reform bill
be engrosscd This bill Is the offered by Mr. Stova,
and looks mixed basis OF representation in the conyen
ton be called amend the constitution IL gives East
Virginia majority Of II in the convention.
baltimore Clipper.
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DUBLIC SALE OF the Columbian Foundry, for casting

DUBLIC SALE ofthe Columbian Foundry, for casting
cannon Georgetown, in the District Of Colunnba
This valuable foundry with all M fixtures
pertaining IT, will be offered public sale BY fe
Gen. John Mason, deceased M late
Monday, eleventh of March next the
the Potomac river, the western limits
having Chesapeake Ohio canal passing
through se of the Of the canal The
land bordering The
buildings casting house, containing the rna
boring nls boring cannon ahes and machinery for turning
both and wood with backsmihs shops, ones and dwelling
houses for woskmen Of brick and stone The ngement tools
extensive and compee and ready Immediate
operations s casting cannon and shot As wei 49, Work usually
moud for sho. and hes Of various sizes. wooden aas iron
smiths and eaIpen,ets tools in short all me usual tools and i'm
my the regular and
Of with either for
latest OF which, entered into By
proprietor completed; enjoys we-esrned epua
excellence It's immediate proximity
IL what IL has always
ample of public work Coal and the
quality brought by the cana will be shown
examining IT, Mr. Duva who has charge Of IL
dollars Of the purchase money will be
qursd hand; residue, win 81 three,
and equal payments bearing Interest," be secured by
bond and security and mortgage on me properly
For further nomaton address e subscriber washington
city. s JAMES M MASON,
Jan le-dkcu Acting Executor
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nv GREEN 8 TAsrEr. Aues,oassrs.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III 18th shall SELL the residence
FLAMES Kennedy the Of 7h at 10
o'clock, N excellent assortment Of furniture vix
Mahogany hair sota, ostomans, and parior chairs
DO rocking chairs, and marble top washsand
Do dressing and other bureaus, writing desk, &c,
Do dining, breakfast, and other tables
Feather beds, bedding and mattresses
High and low post b-dsteads, wsshsfands, &c.
Paintings Autographs, and print, among which likeness Of
jackson, the OF lb& painted by Phia
deIphia artist, psonoanced be a good Likeness
China, glass, crockery, and serns ware
Cane and chairs, rhoves tonEs, aud lenders
Ingram and and =
Cooking, radiator, -tshf, and other stoves
Flowers pians olcsndsr, lemon tree, SC
Tin bell kre cooler, &c. with
good assortment OF kitchen requisites. =. :.
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
II \ 900 "a GREEN d TAsTET, Auctionecrs.
Feb I'D - sa-3 ta.#t lFE
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their trusts They should meet and expose the systematic
ny. by threats Of dissoving the Union-threa which the
patriot m OF the nation will rebuke and DEFY They
enee intended SECURE and hold up 70 The just ndgna
on oil ms constituents any representative who drecuy OF
the character d free people They require nothing
camness and courage, and these qualities which our
manly reason civilization, right and Justice are with as
Inc example OF other nations cheers, while q chdes u.s.
The entire population OF the non-siavehoding States
the last presidential canvass made profession Of the faith
q freedom and the only rivalry between parties was as 70
manifested by works, and just and enighsned people
will review the execution l. represented at Washington
Wilmoi and Giddngs with several others whom nigh.
name, from their neIye intellect irreproachabe public and
risk They may ooaa, on the supper, Of fee and firm
people, and take fresh courage IN defending the precious
forward 10 anticipate the triumph ofuu which feel %
be certain, when my object was only 20 excuse myself for
sideratIons which make activity and energy part,
now imperative duty Again expressing my regret Al
being unable TO join YOU and my feryen wishes Tor the
success ofthe cause you advocate,
am truly yours .
Toe. w PHnLEo. esq., Chairman State Central comm,-
From the New York Herald.
WAR TO THE KNIFE AGAINST THE FREE SELLERS
EXPULSION FROM TAMMASY.=The Democratic General
Commute, at their meeting at Tammany Hail. adopted the
following significant resolutions:
Rrsovsd That the individuals in this committee who vo-
ted against Cass and Butler at the late presidential election
viz Rynders Purser, Downing Kelly, and Miller be
PEELED from this committee, inasmuch the last meeting
a resolution passed by the committee declaring nei
gble members therso any persons who voted against
Cass aud Butler
Resolved, That we deem the union OF the American
States the primary political object Of all true democrats
Resolved, That continue regard Martin Van Buren,
cd the infamous coalition formed at Buffalo by wings,
and the so-caed leaders q the Van Buren,
the ss
sninon and dangerous TO the perpetuy OF our Union
party be called at Tammany Hall, at early day, to
the of the democracy of the city of Nav
York in favor Of the preservation of glorious Union
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REFRIGERATION. take the following information,
which may prove useful all classes our fellow citzens
from the Home Journal, M
First every individual Is susceptible of vaccination
second revsccnston Is not necessary before puberty
vaccination 10 then necessary fourth vaccination
preventive OF smallpox fifth, cnation Is pre-
vcntve Of variooid; SIXTH the third s inert
seventh tho system is susceptible Of variooid after puber
~, whenever the individual Is exposed 70 smallpox with
out revaccnation eighth revaccinaon Is necessary
the first operation was performed since pubery ninth
those who disregard vaccination always liable small
pox whenever esposed the influence of that dreadful
disease tenth, every individual vaccinsted before
puberty, revacona ed that revolution Of the system
there would be such disease existing the smallpox.
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GENTLE MEMS GOODs.-we invite The attention OF those
gentlemen who in want have not supplied themselves
bargains be expected,
We have In store
gentemens meno under extra large
F. +
10 dozen Iambs wool do do
90 drawers, In white, red and gray
We have for gentlemen
10 fine and large French nencambric handker
chiefs
10 dozen medium priced do do do
Is do low priced do do do
20 do colored bordered do nj 81 dozen
Together Of meno, and lambs
half hose, which win be offered cheap reduce
cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, CO.
Feb l2-3uf
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CARD.
Wines and Liquors.

Wines and Liquors.
HE undersigned would respectfully call attention his stock
i WINES AND LIQUORS.
facilities BY him for obtaining from abroad all Wines
&C., puty his la the business
by him, direct personal knowledge with the
districts of Europe other
this city afford for the character and quality of
al articles sold BY him. ss fya ss.se
The arrangements Of his and vaults such to make
them, substitute for the cellar OF every
small assorted lots Of choice wines for
special OCCASIONS supplied notice. wines
including OF
many usually obtained here. g fsst II .s
COUNTRY TRADE supplied ut wholesale prices most favor
able terms. M Z lt.sl 4.3
CLUBS advantage order from the sub
. scriher rts, 5 4 hi Ell tt.
FAMILIES the best Of table wines very low prices
cheapest Of WING and liquors, FOR Gull
~. NARY PURPOSE5.l sgta aN .tE4a E.. sr sa r,
MEMBERS LEGISLATIVE BODIES messes, and others
distance, supplied have them by PACkAGE
EXPRESSn FREE OF CHARGE) with wines, Ac for table,
the notice.
by addressing their orders through the office, 70
Hae JACOB SNiDER IT,,
Importer Dealer Wines, Ac 70 Walnut street, Philadelphia
zsEGARs Of direct importation Havana,
brands always hand S9 $40 thousand and sold
cheaper than other store in the city,
Jan 24-dacply. se4tfss.f aa sAh
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whole wock hundred shares go 900 each proiect
ed at the convention recently held Greensboro in that
sare for the establishment Of connecting link between
the railroads Of North and South Carolina has been sken
81 ts5t $40 ses ,f Baltimore Amriea~.
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The number Of letters from California brought by the
steamship Ohio which arrived At New York Saturday.
is stated be thirteen thousand eight hundred and ninety
four OF these three thousand directed persons in
New York. paper of that city Says
The number of letters received by the Ohio appears
small; but II must be recoeced that but those direct
the northern and STATES conveyed to New
York The southern and Southwestern ssr were taken in
the Falcon New Orleans great many, too were re-
cevcd by private hand Ia consequences Of the high rate Of
postage.
The Phsdelphis, which left New York on Thurs
day for Chagre took thousand FIVE hundred and five
lsttsrs, and some eight thousand pewspapera sg @
baltimore Avsrice~
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BY GREEN ~ TAsT-T, Auc sso.errs.
VERY SUPERIOR WINE OF PRIVATE STOCK, AT AUG
TIONOn Wednesday, 18th Instant shall sell
room, Hail. Browns Hotel " O'Clock
Of hest OF wine offered for sale In this city
via
dozen bottles old Odessa, L. r. NJ, fine
l superior old White PORT
do Burgundy and dozen Hindostan Madeira, superior
| do superior Burgundy Port
Il do Phmavera superior old Port
"A do superior old Hook, vintage OF 1884 "...
do Howard and March, superior reserve Madeira
do Newton, Gordon and Murdoch, old Madeira
The above Of
city We unnecessary say anything
tive 20 h quality will be the sale and
Judge nor themselves
WIN be added sale kinds. which
enumeraiein part
,Manzania and Golden Sherry
Real and London particular Madeira 81
Port and Claret wine, Of various kinds
dcmijohn Of brandy.
Terms cash
Members ofconrer and strangers who are visiting the meopc
citizens supply themseve. with stock Of
good wine are respectfully the they will hud
thy Of their attention. will positively be without
- :" = " = GREEN TAsTET,
Feb ia--aad ~ Aucnoneers
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AsrROLOGY.The celebrated c. w. ROBACK, from Sweden,
above EN- street. Philadelphia offers
and It's vicinity He has
been consulted by all the crowned heads Of Europe ana
higher reputation an Asooer than any living Natvies
calculated according to g. Gentlemen S. Par
their naies drawn by sending me
containing the above Zee
viii receive immediate attention, and Institutes sent 70 any
durable and he s prepared 70 make
Of the following topics
Coosp advice advice for the successful on
The too free Of the bottles and for all cases o.
the the purchasing OF
In this city md
vicinity 5000 nsdvies he has cnst
WI. religiousy attended tot
will be answered gratis For particulars, call al s
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