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~" Free Invitation. Private Lectures on PhBsi-
oiogU-Dr HOtIdCK will solver Series 90 TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY FRIDAY, March s, and 8,
iasyrotsd by all his Models and Paintings. For GENTLEMEN
only youths not aded) haEPasJ O'clock P MI doors open
AZ :. For LADIES only Ftma'e Reaith, at P Nj doors
open NJ halfpast ~
Admission Fifty Cents Ticket for The CouTs one DoloT..
Tuesday, 81, both Afternoon and Evening, Free.
tE-In the New Hall, IS Camp street, between Corrnon and
fi,aViar tuh2
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10 The obio'river at Pittsburgh, on the .2sth
ult, was rising, with u feet water in the channel.
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BT BY The brig Mount Vernon, which arrived
here yesterday from Chagres we learn that Col.
Fremont and lady, had engaged passage on the
steamship Georgia for this port which vessel was
10 leave on the 2sth ult.
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10 At Pttsburg, at 5 P. N. on the 2sth there
were u feet water in the chaApel, and rising.
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Spring Goods,

Latest asnlpnB
M.R.HAGGERTY Il BRO. No. IS Canal Street,
Respectfully solicit the attention of Ladies their
aud very select assortment of FANCY DRESS GOODS,
just received from Paris, consisting OPlain Satin Plaid
Metaine, Argentine Alberne Brantne, Brelen, Broche
Brocade Embroidered, Pompadour. Gace, Dore, Lusre,
Changeable and richly Printed BAREGES, SILK IT'S
SUES of all the above styles.
FOULARDS and GRENADINES;
Linen IUSTRE and silk LUSTRE, for Travelling
Dresses:
Printed French JACONETS, BRILI4ANTEs, and
very rich French Printed MUSLINS, ORGAN
DIES and BALZORINES;
Dotted, Embroidered, aud Broche Swiss MUSLINS,
White and COOred;
French Embroidered LACE, and Muslin CAPES and
COLLARS.
Irish Linens.
Just received and opened very large assortment of Sn
finish pure FLAX LINENS, from the celebrated Manufac.
tories of Gihon, Mulhoand Ferguson fully guaranteed
and offered at very low prices.
fy26 2dptf No. 50 CANAL Street.
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Ss9' TO e VIZ r. IN s SsS 8
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DR.. Tovvnsend's Compound Extract of

DIR. TOyynsend's Compound Extract of
SRrsaparilla.
no Honaer aad Blessing Of he gs GREAT SPRING AND
SUMMER hIEDiCENEi his pul"p Quart B0tlgf
lie cheaper piess1nter, any
sold II disease thou vomiting, purgns slcauing de-
utating patient The beauty and superiority This
s4 spsIa all other Medicines Is, white 1t eradatss disc
gorttes thr body. u s Of very brt
Spring and Summer Medicines EVER Knows.
uuy Pur1sa ystsm person.
pure and Oh JlOoda power Fcssssssd other
medicine ud 10 lhs les tlegrnd Of lis wonderful success
Il has performed within the s fhan 100 On
Of VI disease least considered
Il sd he lives than 5OOu C dr-n the
5000 Of Chronic rheumatism;
1900 Of Dyspepsia;
200 OF ncaera Debility and Want 5t Energy;
1909 cases Of the different Fenalt CuipItlnts
sOOG Of Scrofulai
400 OF the Liver Comp aiut
$500 Of Dsesze OF The Kings and DnopsyI
b @l10 uf the Gravel;
1900 Sick Headache;
l5tOcRses Of the Dropsy
5000 cases Of Copsumptoui
Aud Thousands Diseases q the Blood,
Ulcers, ErYp-as, SAT- Rheum. Pimples The Face Ssa
Head, letter. Neuralgia together with
Sick HsAHGe, Pain the Side ard Chest pine Aes tons,
NJ Prepared and sold By s. P. TO WNsND, NJ n I26 Futon
street New AMI By only for New Or esn
mia 81 2dp j. WRIGHT g. co. I51 Charities st.
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Grand RRMe.
" NNEVNW -NWEWNNNNP
PAINTIN GS AND. WEIR

PAINTIN GS AND. WELRY.
to The PAINTINGS and Schedule can be seen at
the GEM, 10 ROyaE street; the JEWELRY and
Schedule at E. A. TYLER'S, 80 Camp street. Twenty
five Przes hundred and fifty chances, at $40 per
chance.
That magnificent and celebrated Painting, 1.-THE MAR
RIAGE OF WASHINGTON by Steans constitutes
the first prize, valued by many at $780,
Residents and visiting the city, examination of
the schedule, will find opportunity obtain valuable
prize.
eI5' That Ladies' may have opportunity Of viewing,
especially the first prize, The Marriage OF Washington
it is now at E. A. Tyers. 80 Camp street, where they can
have opportunity Of subscribing 10 obtain valuable
prize. uh1 Il
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MARkETs- Pitts5aFg, FEB. 2s.--Flour has de-
clined. Grain is in good demand. Linseed Oil,
81 O5.
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IT. To the Ladies.-Dr. BANNING announces 10
The he viii deliver the Series Of Lectures desired Of M
on Female Health and Symmetry ARMoRY HALL IL NJ.
On THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY Of .his week HI
asks to lecture free order the extended pubic
benefit Inh7 81
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Daughters of Temperance.
OLEANDER UNI0N. No. 8, at No. s. Marigny,s Buildings
Third Municipality, every Thursday, at O'Clock, P. NJ
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Fine Shirts.

EFRKtG TSNfFESs
hs- We hsye complete Of FIN
Linen Cotton shr. have sizes made
guaranty Shirts made expressly
customers courss styles and made Of the
materials aRd in The best
GUINNESS IL CO.,
rnh4 6t2p Dealers in Fancy Articles, l2 Camp street
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ElN, UsGOOD's INDIA JHOLhuUtIUbt q ttFVt SUI
~ AEue, and Intermittent ard RemiIien fevel and me various
lorna o Bilious diseases
Dssgntd especially thorough and permanent cure o. those
liver aud other Internal which alta 40 lhs GA
eases q bilious elanaIes. ..tof ale W -,
- ]. WRIGHT s. 90, Isl Ch1rres q,
C)uly Agents or HeE Olsans.
~ p,,,,ys .uppiisd on liberal teTraa ~ spgp
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-06-22

THOR HAREEST.-Haying recently received large and
complete assortment OF implements Tor harvest am pre-
pared to supply orders for Grants Patent Premium Grain
Cradles; the best in use.
Wlcox's Patent Revolving Hay Rakes
Genuine English Waldron Grass and Grain Scythes.
American 90 40 40
Yankee Snathes, patent and plain, and
Hand Rakes Of superior quality.
IN sTonE;
Grants patent Fspning Mills warranted to clean GO bus
els of wheat per hour
Bogarus and other horse powers and Thrashng
Persons patent Seed Drilling Machine.
Together with every variety Of Agricultural implements re-
qured for farming purposes All OF which offered upon
terms. FTTZHUGH COYLE
National Agricultural Warehouse, 7th street 4
June l3-2aw2wifcp
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THE WEEKLY NATIONAL INrELLIGENcER.

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DoLLARs, payable in advance.
For the long Sessions of Congress- averaging eight
months the price will be Two DoLLARs; for the short
Sessions OsE DoLLAR per copy.
reduction of 20 per cent Tor oneh of the full charge
will be made any who shall order and pay for at
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No accounts being kept for this paper, it will not be for
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draw the call whereupons another sshaior objected, and
me order Tor the yeas and nays could not Be Withdrawn
that 4 y not true, as stated in the Atlas. that the vote
was "u"aHimos'.' and not opposed by any one; on
the contrary the record shows in the negative al.
ter al Mr. Webster could do and ready senators were
to obllge him. It's very likely that some senators who
did not know Of the opposition thought there was
none. They ignorant Of The exerons necessary to
remove the opposition. and in this ignorance have au.
shorzed the Atlas TO say that the nomination Of Mr. L.
was neither advocated nor opposed by any one"-
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PUBLIC sale or Large ana Valuahlc Farm Angus
county, stauntons virginta--on "Wednesday,
scn tho county Augusta Bewaov, belong
Chapman Johnson, lying between two
mics north both sides OF the road from
Stanton TO Nies iron works. together with all IL badng Ten
Of which about SIX hundred
cleared and tan hundred Ia
wants. large barn. stabes dairy bathoue, and the other
buildings caden well selected Uclard
productive vineyard Of the Catawta Ac &C.
The land regarded Of exccent quality and has been udciou
WIN permanent Improvement more
over. Of the cleared land Ii entirely and fesh
Of land in country attractive and
situation which win have every facility sendng
and lands steadily rising
yaue affords opportunity, which, hoped will NOT escape
/, i believed that uciously divided for
with convenient proportion Of wood
besides wood land and two cleared
may BE- % uit he wishes
Disposed bid for the land, invited communicate
division which would suit them, be-
sale either 70 e Undersigned O. @ ns bfoncr
and viii who feel an interest he matter al me
formation In his power. LIZ :. .a
tenant December which full
viii be delivered % purchascr IN me
psrchassn viii have the privilege Of putting In
Terms OF sale: Onefouh purchase money be paid
balance in three instnnnent, q
from day Of sae The credit payments 70 bear
liable notes deed Of trust the
with Of general warranty,
viii be the cash payment made and the security
sale commence O'Clock, noon, the dwelling
simpson r. Taylor The day above named
II weather is very unfsvorabc on The nes ls,, d:y
For himself devisees Of q. Jonsos, dsceased
30--Jtawd&cp
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n. L. Rons second back treats Of The British sGyses-
sons and reaeherss in various countries The chapters
ireland, America. India on the continent, and China.
deserve 70 @ studied and il the statements are all true,
the Senate "a the United States will do great wrong TO
their constituents and to posterty BY volunteering TO
throw away the American property at Panama. and
sis n the longer oppression Of Cuba Canada and South
America II viii be no less sacrifice on the part Of the
Senate enter into any treaty hacver with
Great Britain, with reference 70 the iahmus on anypos
sibe pretext; for unless this history il lie. Enaand
never has kept, will keep, any faith whatever
with any country about anything In the United States
the histories OF England used in schools. have been writ
ten by or after EngIshmen. and contain the most pre-
posierous untrulhs thai Americans at all aware
OF the danger OF trusting themselves in mutual engage
ments with that country This work Of M LedTu Rol-
lin may enlighten the press and the public a. well as
the Congress Of the United States, in time to prevent BY
the reconciliation OF the Senate, very silly transaction
now with untold evils, and in deep Disguise impending
over the Union, and indeed the entire New World
A DEMOCRAT.
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rELEanArHlo REroRrs FOR raE UNION.


PHiadelpha Markefs He Is
PHIIADEIPHIA July 3d. p. nThe weather here 10 OPP
pe-svely warm and business OF ali kinds dull Common
brands oil -four be had IS l2A % 10, aswhich
small making White whca IL held I'D cent?
barrels. = ftsS
Late from Hvana The Anpericam Prison< sfiH confnsd
Excuetnsaf against The Amuican Consul --hstsass Of Mr.
G7irawd, &C. ss afNss e6s
MoBLK July 1.-The British royal mail steamer has aI-
rived Havana, bringing dates the 9Th ulimc
The taken from the Lopez expedition
are still in confinement and their fate and condition
by the American consul the people at
large
very great and somewhat fearful state of excitement
gotten up againet the consul and threats IRE
quent In regard 10 his assassination. s@lTsas vs.
Mr. Grand a New Orleans ,nefr hant who had been Inn
prisoned Havana has been released and be returned
homo to-day.
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meeting Of the students Of Georgetown College, held July o
1885, motion, the following appointed COMMITTEES %
feelings OF the students their late melancholy bercaye
William Rice Maryland, John q. Hamilton, District Of
Columbia; VIM H. Wills, Mayland Lafayette Caniel Louis
Matthew'S Lancaster, Maryland; Orlando Brown Tenncs
see; wnfid D. Festerman, Pennsylvania.
After interval, the reported follows;
mysterious Providence has taken nom
the aneconae Of
and distinguished qualities c mind and heart rendered
him the sndens Of Georgetown College, have
thought proper adopt the following rcsouronsi
Resolved That sustained in the death OF WILIIAn y.
kind project learned professor! and pous exemplary Christian
Resolved That cherish with grateful affection the
the deceased and slight testimony Of regard the
badge Of mourning Tor the space Of thirty day.
sincerely family OF
parted FRIEND and the religious society Of which he useful
member, affecting visitation Of Heaven and that
these proceedings be forwarded TO tho
Resoip That these proceedings be published the Intencer
Union, Washington Advocate, Geogetown the
Citizen, at Frederick, Maryland - .
JoHs McMAsus, Secretary.
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the future Hence tho southern msubsn q Congress wl
readily come into the support Of any bill that shall do sim
pie justice the South Ought the friends Of compsomiss
besats % do hisi II they will - they easily can do
make a proposition acceptable southern members
generally their support Ia addition the efforts Of the
moderate and patriotic Of she North, viii pass the
in spite Of the opposition OF the Tree sellers and the
notwithstanding. and thus give peace 70 the country
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cUPRRIoR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTIoN.--on
1hursdsy, July H. 1t 10 O'Clock, ahs The rssdence
street, opposite the Passnf Once al
and household enec consulting N Of
Mahogany lounge, mahogany Louis XIV sofa Table
Four plush covered chain
walnut chairs
Walnut cottage beaded chair
Maple chairs
wsinu, and mahogany plush-covsred reading chairs
Mahogany and painted book cases
Mahogany cabinet and stand
Mahogany marble-top boufef
Mahogany table
Mahogany light stand, walnut whutnot
Mahogany Budcrs irny and stand
Mahogany oval hall table
Tapestry, thrce-ply and ingran carpets
Venetian I'll carpet brass stair rods f
Hall, solar and other lamps, antique vases
White, bueiined cottage chamber set
ainutF bedstends, walnut washstnnds
ton Gothic dressing table, walnut bureaus
Parior and chamber and cornices
Feather I'M fire sets
French. China. and service
Cut glassware table cutlery, spoons
Alright stoves, &c. 80. ~ ....-....
The whole useful ard fo private
family private sale time psevious 10 the
undessned when, disposed
of, they Will BE- sold 1t auction without reserve
Txxrs 40 and under ESQ.,
months, satisfactorily endorsed bearing insrsst
DYER 4 BROTHER
July %-eodkds Aucsionssrs.
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srrsu North Anerscan Review mr. July. 1850, COM
tslnios hs article upon scuon Of Congress the California
and TERRITORIAL Question: noticed IN the National In'csencer
Of an Juy single numbers or sale or suesengncn ssksn
Ju,ve Bookstore, near pu street.
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EAIRFIELD MARINE HOTEL~--J. D. MoNNoT informs
puddle The 5t of Jane he VIII open
hotel branch for resort Of he New York
hotel thus announced sitae In c pesssns village
Long Island SOUND and n contiguous
excellent safe beach for bathing and In The midst OF
surrounding country celebrated Cor the beauty Of lie and n
ces romantic rides and dves Trans pcr New Haven Rail
road oppneat Fane leave aud return 20 New fork - Canal
hotel win accommodate about ve hundred
Juue lf--2tawinAu91 ~ n fF
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nlEID.

This morning, i've O'Clock, WILLIAM CRAWFORD ROSS,
aged % years. ltaI. 8s sss aS
place the residence Of his bsothein
law Percy Sunday afternoon four O'Clock
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Unlssa States Hsssi. w.sA'.sssa Cssy.

ssmmsr arransemeas.--Bosrd u 50 PER Ssy
,:;s ss 1 5: :: 'ss =; s q
and the time oers the same Inducements = 10
y ;:; !,
wal. e =: .sa Tine ss: ; e. "a: ca
ssniotssss The furniture entirely az az me
Ss asss e s me ssss sss a. s
s ss s s r. ss rs : IS ven H.
attentive, and the accumulation q hs houss snss "sh
s:: ss s viii ss: ss
wharf 20 e'nvey sssgss % the hss Sv y rr,ra p,o..
limited number of win Be saksn low dsnns
July I-ssw imkiswam
THE public informed that on and ss s,; rs ss
inssan te splendid ss az ~ SssSseJ
oaps.Ia Mecsisn sd " w ,'s =" pssa AZ 3 s
and psssnssr boat sewssn washington and Assas1n - ss
"G %s.,,sr shnsoo on Monday. Thsrs.ys . sssa
and nsssnSs = "a p ssg,. Sssy oss soss oss
!. h.'@sss ~. s. .ss, q sss 5sssmsss
q 81 ss s "a.
r;' 20" w''ss'''' = s'ssz
q % s.,,,.oi ss s sr,,;... 4 ~
turning merit afternoon: ...................s 20
-" further pssulss . for freight apply 10 The e.p.. s1
o .. sm. sssss IN Ais1sns,I:b sds x.4r,rmy.
REDUCED PRICIcs-Thc annexed descripdo.s @ sooes
win now be- sold a stock Citizens ana
sojournina In Wsshinrton especially invited 20 G
:oss.ss. bsio. Ia'chasns = great bargains Gun =
% pccrs beautiful styles spring and summer silks, n small
70 pieces "a ;ss y ~ I.s:s IN. 4.
e suass and rrsnss ssis@ss sssaaSs p.'ssn.fo
4. ss ~ ~. Sne vsrnch and ors.nds nusins
good s ..w1. :, % and ~ sss per yard
Nv = s NrwTo ST. az ss's
Yuuo
CHARLES ADEnT.
srroRxxr AT LAw It'll
And sssnt ~ csias In general ~
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4 TREATISE Plane and Spherical Trfgonometry !;
IA by William Chauvenct M Professor Muihsnaics in he
United Staaes Academy VOL, received and
for sale ~ M ~ TAYLOR x MAURY,
July asn Booksellers, 9th street.
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sY DYns 3 BRo rnEl, Aneuonssrs.

FURNITURE or A PRIVATE FAMILY AT AUCrIONs-on
Tuesday morning. July 10 O'Clock al The residence Of os
esq., Of indian Affair." Pennyiva
avenue l4h and 18Th shall sell good
Of mahogany and maple furniture In excellent order viz
Mahogany soh and parior chairs, sideboard
Card tables, marble top centre, and sofa tables
Cane chan, rocking cnairs, lounges
Marbl top and dressing tables
washstands, toilet
Mahogany and Eltframed looking glasses
and maple Pcnch hcdsteads
Feather and mattresses, wardrobes
Parlor, chamber, and stair carpets
Passage oil cloth, stair rods
Fre sets, stoves, cfockery and glass ware
Kitchen utensils, &c.
TsRns 5 under Gas, credit Of sixty and nine
days. satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
DYER 4 BROTHER,
July e--dr Auctionsers.
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cEA BATHING, Cape Island. N. J.Conrcss Hall Cor
merry kept by Mue now open for the rscspsic. q visit
bathing arsngements have greatly Improved
excusivey for this will always 10 In attendance
upon the bathing ground. tfsst
Congress Hall being situated on elevsted ground me view
nom the salt marsh poo are ~ guests annoyed
marh They no subjected he ncouvsnenee q travelling
through she public The banning
ground. communication herewith being private.
These advantages render the location Of Congress ~"
decsdedly the best On The Island. -.
Ths popor hsnkfsi fcs ne lbers psosaes ns ns az
viii during the season 20 give ~
jsns = s%Sus w'' " B. MiiER Proprietor
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0AHDs0Mn sp~. % Match nay re.iss = prsvsss
private hau1so8e pair q
so.~s sr DID, well broke harness, m pssssy sne
sy src perfectly sound, and travel wen under ne ees They
Kim who viii sitend De q hen. 1hs banp 70 match
~dIlbs sold With HEN Pcs further pes!ssl.r isJss q ~
Jaye-eoA Assaosssn
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION.-on Monday,
the Ian Instant e'clock We shall SELL on te pfemi
bidder valuable buidng site known
No No. 10 Said lot h egby situated, onng 30 feet
back 1888 between 2s
Those who desire purchase win do well
attend
o. and 10 months deed gvcn and deed Of trust
taken secure deferred payments :. ....-,r
July 6-3t&ds Aucuonesrs.
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MEN C.mbrsc H@ndlsrc hiefs.-The UNDETERMINED re-.
Ia attention Of their friends and the public
10 their named viii be found worthy
special examination. We have received
dos men ambdc hdks. At u per dozen
do DO m3I 30 do me linen
do do ~ % do
100 do do do % 80. - So and - do.
10 ane coofsd and black bordered linen lawn
rs DO plain bordercd1incn lawn bdkfs.
A pan q bargains rarely oand. e2t
trimmed and untrimmcd, scoIopcd,
borered stitched, Of which prepared odr
on better terms be Obtained elsewhere. u
CLAaETT, NEWTON, MAY, = CO.
May i6-ssswif
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EMovUD.--The 1ubsestbsn would rsspecsy In'osm ms
II citizens public thst they neve
from Concert Hall washington Ham, = me come s es
south d1c, wnefc W s- s-Y 10y
and general furniture or @ w.1ch ~ invite
o psvssns furnshing and ss.e., 49, mai
ny "''' ~ 80 " - - ~ 0RBkN = TAgTET,
Auctoneers and commisuioa Msrchants.
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THE Expeditionhc high Of nc INVADER should
NOT hurry IN OF dry goods get 10
fcby he selling % his soch Of summer foods = such prices S
determined 10 Of goods reduced
prices tall trade deem useless enumer
Of lades' dress goods,
genueuen boys with good stock q mouse
furnishing good surpassed In quality and pce In the
States with Canton msfrins oicohs, &C An
s"'" s' " " O. WIN. VERIFY
June Q2--3aw3w Opposite Centre Market
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THIS COMPROMISE AND IRIS orrJNrNrs.-Thefe T. very
general desire In al parts Of the country for equitable
seemc OF the slave question II IL this feeling chic fly
which gives support 10 the bill Of the Com Ace OF Thr
teen oppositlou II there three distinct
FIRST The ifee-soi parry Of the North. embracing
of the northern members OF Congress. These
not only exclude South entirely from the
territory, bat they bent excluding herviz By
world that she has ovehrown and uodden down. In
disregard Of heT constitutional rights They feel that
this viii give them great political triumph, and facilitate
their future movements This party, therefore, Is deadly
hostile any compounds which may In
appearances recognise the rights the South participate
IN the common territory.
The second force IN antagonsm 70 the Compounds Is
the administration, and such influences II IL able
bring its aid IL has brought forward plan OF lie own
different orm but IN all its practical effects substantially
ii carried proposed will exclude by legal
rncnts. shareholders from ali the Mexican Territory
Should any other scheme, such that Of the Commee
Thecn be adopted the cabinet would regard itself de-
means within the reach Of the administration exered
10 defeat the Compromise
Lastly the measure meets opposition from the South
because In the judgment of southern men, does give
South lair share OF the new territory In tact, any
part Of II, in the opinion Of many persons
These three opposing forces sufficient 20 defeat the
What them ought It's friends do Az the
and the dminsstion have political objects In view, and
therefore desire Of the agitation, any settle
two forces though separate hkt At this limo to
have coaesced and plcely united form sin
ps element only IN opposition 70 any comprehensive and
lust solenent The friends Of the Compounds ought
With The southern opposition, however, il IL different
Having interior offsets IN view, the south only desires
anon ssuIcmens Of difficulty will recognizes her
suons rights, and leave her In condition Of safety tor