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GARD.
Wines and Liq0ors.

GARD.
Wines and Liqssors.
HE undersigned would respectfully cal attention His stock
by obtaining wines,
&c., IN their purity, his longer experience IN The business
Quoted by him. direct knowledge with the
growing dstcts Europe by any
IN this afford for the character and quality Of
The arrangements store
Them substitute for the cellar OF
Hotels and wanting small assorted lots Of choice wines
decaned Immediate including wines Of France and Ger
many, usually be Obtained here.
COUNTRY TRADE supplied at Wholesale prices on most nvo
CLUBS win dnd heir advantage order from The sub
scriber
FAMILIES very prices
also the cheapest sorts Of wines and liquors, FOR Gull
MEMBERs or LEGISLATIVE BODIES messes and others at
EXPRESS,n FREE CHARGErwi wines, &C., for table,
dozen, notice.
addressing neir orders r0 yScos oh ps,i Hss
Importer and Dealer Wines &c Is Walnut street. Philadelphia
pJSEGARS Of direct importation from Havana Of
and $9 $40 per ihousand sold
by the single box cheaper an other store in the city,
Jan 24-d&cply. R sAat8 t18 8aN3ah aG 1.@i
COMMON HALL Of Petersburg, Virginia
Hail. 4t Al 2ts t3ils ~ s1
esoped That the mayor advertise proposals
500 the bonds of the Petersburg endorsed
coupons Interest," payable half yearly February
gust proposals less $500
O'Clock will be opened the highest
bidder viii be entitled thereto The te same Will be
q 'ans hs
10 themselves the right to reject any offer made"
Notice hereby that proposals for the bonds Of the
ton will be received BY the chamberlain q the aesordins
May acknowledgement Mayor.
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NEW GOODS.-F PULvERMACHER, from Baltimore, few
doors the National HOTEL Pennsylvania
New choice Of magnificent
silk for dresses also Fouad Silks Beeges and Beege
manas, and vtes the latest STYLE In the lace
department will be found real vaencan aces and nerngs Eng
h and French thread aces black silk saxony ace for trimmings
hounces, collars habits inside
embroidered plain pocket handkechie, endless variety
Also received, lot OF French wosed collars, Ok
pieces nghtcaps cents white and light kid gloves, SIX
pair variety of straw bonnes parasol and
8IsgEf 4 {s4
goods per cheaper
any In this city Please call examine the goods.
May l-lwd
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THE June Nuu,her Gsedey's Lsdy,s Book.
Il The June number of Grahans Magazine.
Tho last number Of Le's Living Age Just received For
sale by TAYLOR h MAURY,
May 10 booksellers, 9th st.
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ANECDOTES Of Napoleon and Times, Compiled
~ rom every authentic source by cunningham ysume
ported from London BY FRANCK TAYLOR
May Is
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printing Of all kinds including paper which may required
b. executed for the Of the Department Of the INTERIOR
OF the Offices thereof whether the be circulars, instructions
warrants FORMS returns, blanks solid matter not loaded rule
work. rule andhsure work. faint ruling lining and red ruling
or lining by whatever te description the shall
be known usually designated by the ONCE requiring and in
Guiding also folding sicdg pasung, &c the following de-
%
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TonoSro, May 1.-THE petition for preparing an ad.
dress to the British Queen praying for the
Canada, was defeated In the assembly to-day.
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MOSES Z. HOLT.


San Fraaciso, ceifor, a.
RsrrRfscrsi Hon. w. Inrc, c. Alabama; John Taylc
ESQ., Mobile Alabama Mcssrs Rhodes. Wright Co., New or
leans Louisiana; Henry y Clark, esq, Tarboo' North Carolina
Hon M swin NJ C California, Benz X True, New YORK
civ p Hes'ey ESQ., boston, Hatch ESQ,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire May 7--2awb
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ATTORNEY FOR CLAIMANTS.
JAMES q. HEHxET,

LAIk CHIEF tIkkk OF IHk PENSION uFFICk,
0Ncs I5A street, opposite 1Ssas@y Dspaims~i,
OFFERS his The public prosecution AZ
pensions Of unds.
Of
Virginia half and commuaon under the provisions
pensions, land, and pss
growing with Mexico. =
e win give particular attention claims OF other DE-
scnpon before Congress and several executive depanent
the government III Hs Eta
U5- In ali be post paid.
March 5--eod2m 81 f~Nt
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TUE Principal Of the wrcnion a. c) Academy wishes
employ forthwith assistant teacher qualified 70 teach
ne various English branches and e lower msshemsc he mn
DC nm unmarried OF sober habits character
TO the Principal sHtt III 't
Feb 1g-~dd afA1as
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engage g sasnes win departments. examine
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I'm street west spd Pennsylvania avenue, opposite
u ss ben =. .rss 90 p n. dry store
rent large and convenient boarding one
mot desirable locations the above store
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Nay al-.ess ANNE R DEmorr.
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Phinips on Evidence New edition, 8 VOLS lao
Russ.il on Crimes. New edition, svos, fso.
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With variety Of pens under the head Of bank school
mercantile, ofce commercially and others,
Many Of the above being In the
only avid imposition purchase Stafioners' Hail.
the genuine constantly kept for wholesale retail
Ap 24-3taw3w
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BosTos, May ~ The batqae Uadine, jau arrived from
Buenos Ayfss, Msrchs reports hundred vessels In
port Fseisbis we're much depressed and business dull
British merchant OF Bocnos Ayres had been nsuted by
French parry Monevdeo, and the English adm al
Reynolds had goue tietc 70 demand redress.
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y tbs OCCUPATION OF BaDES.--The Kolner Zeung has
letters from Cafsruhe OF the 23d ult, containing
account OF the late protest which Austria and the
South German States made against the occupation OF
The Grand Duchy OF Baden by Prussian troops and
against the military convention between that Grand
Duchy and Prussia Baron PhiIlipsburg, the Austrian
ambassador in Baden, communicated 10 Baron Kube the
Baden Mnstero Foreign Affairs, circumstances, which
was dated the oath Of March, and ia which the Grand
Duehy threatened with the dspleasure both Of Aus
tria and Wurtembug. Baron Kubefs reply TO this re-
monstanec shows that the Grand Duchy OF Baden when
prey 10 the most dangerous convusion in May, 1919,
applied TO Austrian prince viz the Regent Of Ger
many for assistance and support but that that prince
erred them TO the King OF Prussia protesting that the King
on RUSSIA alone possessed the required and the
spirit tDandesmassge Gcsnnung) support
ns ,e'low prnces Thus thrown upon Prussia. Baden
couu no ou accept the assistance Of that power espe-
cay since Austria was in the predicamenf, and
equaiy compelled to appeal to the assistance OF foreign.
e AS 70 the next neghbors OF Baden il il on record
that the Kingdom OF Wuremburg refused 10 protect in s
territories even the loyal among the Baden troops thus
exposing them to death or captivity at the hands Of the
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DE1RRY's Original Metallic Pens.--wILIIAM FISCHER
importer Of fancy stationery has just received
Sands, p direct celebrated manufacturers
Co.. complete his nimiabie elastic spring and Other
pens " folowss fr4s5 @ $500
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JESSE Il. DOW,
" Notary Publie aud General Agent,
AS removed his Office building corner Of 18th street
and Pennsylvania avenue where he will be happy his
fellow citizens in the noaral All upon government
o. rs agents. pensions hapay claims, and all Other business
qunng he OF an attorney the win
80 be attended TO with fidelity and al
d. @. ~
Ap 10-ly sss z -aaA
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1fnHVHK Emtffunfs. N
81. LOUIS. May IA gentleman jus, arrived from
Council Bluff. reports the small pox among the California
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VALUABLE Heal Estate An the City q Washington
for sale.The proprietor intending the with
in months, offers for sale three brick houses and Viz
ginia and Seventh within The
Navy Yard Two OF the houses number
well calculated for stores Shops in with
apartments the third small house, subject ground
rent and will be sold low Also enclosed squares
two comfortable cottages them, between the Capitol and
gressional Burng Ground suitable
Cor he washington market for dare may be preferred,
both The whole OF this IL occupied
tive good condition. and will be sold al reduced prices
ties ndisputablc. Nj 8sE1'
wishing purchase please address me BY letter o.
apply personally at Office Pennsylvania
Il M YOUNG,
Ap 5-codu Agent
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MEN GOODs.A very the celebrated makes
heavy and good. - t
Also, table diapers, damasks toweings Of kinds some
very good, all linen, at 81 80 per dozen.
Table napkins linen shectng good warranted all linen
The above house York
with care and elm be confidently purhs
sers For sale low by q. WIN. YERBY,
Ap 25-eolw Pa. av., between I'M and
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". PATTON, General Agent for the uroseeutton Of
claims before Congress or either Of the departments, such .
pensions, land
other lost properly Having engaged with r. Dow ESQ,
the past two years IN tic business, be be
every way qualified Letters addressed W. Patton,
Room No Union buildings, Washington city d. c. win receive
immediate attention. Ap ig-G
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QOOMg 90 I<Two three large, airy Cor rent
ID nisnsd OF unurished, Of i3X and
enezG>d u busre-s win the different should
sn ssy are but few minutes walk each department Ia
qaise o. he occupant MayM
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The PArLIAaEsT AT ERFuRT.-A the citing OF the
Peoples Chamber, the 10th ult, message was re.
ceved from the President OF the Chamber Of the States
announcing that the latter chamber had agreed all the
resoutons on the constitution adopted by The former
The administrative council has sent message to the
two houses OF the Erfurt Parliament, informing them
the conclusion OF the present session Ia the message
he Parliament is thanked for its resolutions respecting
the revision" and promise is given of Immediate
communication with the governments is stated at
what time the Parliament is 10 meet again.
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ST. LOUIS, May l7.-Three men. VINO were Engaged in
cleaning vault last night M into H. were sinothercd
10 death.
Anew days since, q negro man and woman, who had
confessed TO the murder OF Mrs Allen their mistress at
Liberty Landing were taken out by the neQhbors and
hung.
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pEsIDENCE wANTED.-wanted 10 rent n commodioas
s =
Addres. Room 10 General Land once.
Ap @-d
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AIDES SILK HOSIERY.-We have Just received
" following variety, which invite the attention Of
ladies, viz:
10 dozen ladies' plain white English silk Hose supeor quai
do plain gauxe silk Hose
do white, with cotton tops M @Ei
4 10 do embroidered open worked white silk Hose
- do misses white silk Hose, embracing all sizes from S,
RI 5A inches
With complete cotton and thread Hosiery
ladies' and children, which win offer accommoda
terms. t4@T f@ .ss M 3N
cLAcETT, NEWTON, MAY, Ct
Ap 27-lw 39sg. nm nh \, all,,1
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-12-23
Late from, Havana.

CHARLESTON, Dec. TO.
The steamship Isabel Rollins, with dates
from Havana TO the 9TH instant, and Key
West to the 9th, arrived to-day. We learn
that the cholera has entirely disappeared
from the city, but il had re-appeaedin sew
eral other parts Of the Island. % 9nA
All was quiet when the Isabel left.
There was prospect that new sugar
would open at high prices, and contracts
had already been made lorshipment 10 Spain
at 7lc@ll2 rails, deliverable in March. A
large number Of Spanish vessels were wait
ing for the new crops, in order 10 prevent
early shipments OF to the United States.
Small parcels Of New Orleans Molasses had
made theirappeaance, and contracts for the
first cargo were settled at 3@3i rails for
good lots, and for large cargoes deliverable
in February, 81 rails had been accepted.--
Coffee was in good demand at 9@lO rails.
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-4oAa N1ayoIh LAY In 00Uoo0s
A oofrespondenttof the Natiufial iireiH.
gencer thus describes the procession which
recently took place at London--on Lord May
ors day:
The procession itself was remodeled, and
possessed much attractive novelty. Instead
OF the men in armor and the bygone and
misunderstood display Of heralds and tabards,
and knights and banners, we had pageant
exhibiting Peace and plenty, and Europe,
Asia, Africa and America, with appropriate
dresses, accoutrements, emblems, &C. Then
followed tableau on four beautiful horses,
emblematical of Industry, the Fine Arts,
Commerce and Manufactures. a4,
The principal object in the moving tableau
was car OF gigantic dimensions. In the
upper part of this car; which was made to
slant towards the ground, was seated Peace,
not statute or m;re effigy, but real anima-
ted goddess, bearing with her the emblems of
her reign and gracing the character as much
by her looks as her carriage. Below was
Britannia, also an animated figure, looking as
she has been from time immemorial supposed
to look when ruling the waves, and having
crew of sailors at her feet. The whole ap.
pearance of this car was very striking, re-
minding one of the trlumphal vehicles of
old Rome The peaceful goddess was prece-
ded by four men on horseback, who seyerally
epresented the four quarters of the globe. and
whose faces had been submitted to the artist,
in order that they might assume the proper
hue. In their dress and weapons. also, great
care had been taken to complete the illusion.
A camel, to represent Asia zoologically, form
ed another object Of interest, but the popu-
lar wonder was further increased by the spec
tacle of an elephant; whose back was furnish
cd with one of those warlike towers from
which eastern archers are represented to have
shot forth their weapons. Both the elephant
and the camel marched with as much order
and propriety as though they had been train
ed to the business from infancy, or had per
sonally consented to figure in the procession,
on condition that they should afterwards dine
with the new lord mayor. It would be
wrong to omit to mention two deer, whose
backs were surmounted with leafy symbols
OF their favorite haunts, and whose behavior
was quite In keeping with the OCCASION
These deer were the geological emblems Of
America Europe was represented by no.
BILE horse. The assembled public evidently
approved of this part Of the procession, and
some comparisons were made not in the least
complimentary to the old style of getting I'D
the affair. Altogether it was a day upon
which foreigner might have learned much
OF English manners and customs. as exhibit
Led by the people at large, and an Englishman
seen much of his countrymen which would
have gratified him, and little with which he
could justly have been displeased. w
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The following is the advice of on exam.
iningjudge to a young lawyer, on admission:
"Sir, 1t would be idle for you TO trouble
yourself further. You are perfect, and /
will dismiss you with q few words Of advice
which yor will do very well to follow
You will find 1t laid down as a maxim of
civil law never to kiss the maid when you
can kiss the mistress. Caryrut this pfin-
ciple, sir, and you are safe. Never say boo
to the goose when she has the power to lay
golden eggs. Let your face be long, your
bills longer. Never put your hand into
your own pocket when anybody else's is
handy. Keep your conscience ior your
own private use, and don't trouble Il with
other mems matters. Plaster the Judge and
butter the jury. Look wiser than an owl,
and beas opcular as a town clock, and above
all. get money Honestly il you can, NV
dear sir, hut get money. welcome you 70
the bar" ~
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CASE or CHAPLIH.--The Washington News
states that the grand jury has found bill against
Chaplin for ''stealing and carrying a~ayS the
negroes of Messrs Toombs and Stephens. Of
Georgia. A presenhnent has also been niksle
against the driver of the hack or carriage IN
which the negroes were conveyed.
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0ne hundred names, Of returned Califor.
mans, are appended 10 lengthy article In
the New Orleans Delta, cautiouinp advkn-
turers after gold 10 be satisfied tha I nineteen
IL every twenty viii bring away with ihem
nom the mines less than they started with.
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HANDSOME DivIpEhD, ,z-The ST Louis Floa,inr
Dock Insurance Company have declared difi.
dend Of six per cent for the last three months.
AT this rate The stock win net 90 per cent per
arnufn, oR Z ~
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0-s- There are II Cincinnati, Il has been
escertaincd, twelve hundltd coffee hsAsas
gnd iayems. The city council iicrr>rti. the
thor day, shigIy.ilger coffee hoassa
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DEorMBTR Ie, 1850. Ils
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-09-14
VOL. 6.

liefthat the influence Of the Frce-soil party on
the Anti-Slavery cause, il any other than "evii,
only evil and that continually" The Fo ,c-s
and others have thought me too charitabl.
Henccforth am of their opinion. Ihave never
seen place before, where that party was so
fully in the asccndancy as here. And the char
acter of Il and It's action go far towards convin-
cling me of epossibility of total dcpravity.-
1t has led captive tho best mon in tho world,
stepped out their conscience, and ruined their
moral nature, perhaps forever. Its touch sce.ns
pollution, its embrace death. The leaders Of
ten ridicule and rovlc us as the other parties do
not. They show themselves capable of carry
ing their purpose at the price of all the blood
and tears of all the mothers and children who
ever writhcd and shricked beneath the torturcs
of the cartwhip. Yours henceforth to hunt
them from human society,
PARKER PILLsBURY,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-09-14
Congress and its Deeds.

The Texas Boundary, New Mexico, Califor-
MIA and Utah Senate bills have been passed by
the House and signed by the President Cali
fornia, therefore, is admitted to the Union as a
State; New Mexico (what is left of it) and
Utah have territorial governments without any
provision against slavery, and Texas is to finger
$l00O0,0 900 for so far abating her claims upon n.
Mexico as to swallow only one hundred and ff-
ty thousand square miles of her territory, or an
area three times as large as the State of New
York. The vote by which this infamous swim
ale was earried has not yet reached US, but the
yeas and nays will soon tell us who of the Nor
thern delegates have proved traitors to Freedom.
1t is said, truly no doubt, that the influence of
the President and Cabinet have been excrted to
the utmost to carry this bill and it is well known
that it could never have been carried but for
the lubricating power of Texas scrip, the value
of which depended upon its passage. How
many members of Congress may have voted
thousands of dollars into their own pockets at
the same time that they played false to their
professions, may never be known.
The bill establishing Territorial government
for New Mexico provides that she may be adj
mitted to the Union with Constitution either
for or against Slavery as she may choose. Sc
also, VIC presume, the Utah bill. In the for
mer there is little danger, We apprehend, of the
introduction of slavery; but the latter Gnclud-
ing the Mormon population) may perhaps give
it foothold.
The Fugitive Slave Bill, at the latest adviccs
had not been acted upon in the House. VIZ
don't believe it can pass.
The two Houses have agreed to adjourn OF
the 30th inst.
There was grand jollifcation in Washing
ton after the passage of the Texas Boundary
bill. A salute of 100 guns was fired-rockets
blazed-bells rang-music played at the quar-
ters of Cass, Douglass, Dickinson, Footc, Hous.
ton and Webster. The crowd shouted and
chcered, and were responded to by each ol
those gentlemen. Webster, says the telegraph
ic dispatch, was in his glory! (Query-is il
meant that he was drunk j
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-09-14
Temperance at Marlboro.

The proceedings of the Marlboro Harvest
Home Temperance Convention, held OH Satur-
day and Sunday the 18th and 18th ult., were
received too late for last weeks paper, and this
week our columns are so crowded that we are
compelled to substitute this brief notice for the
official account. Tho meeting was held in a
grove, and appears to have been one of univer-
sal interest. Martin Anderson presided, and
j. c. Hagamand acted rs Secretary. A series
of appropriate resolutions was adopted, and per-
tincnt speeches were made by Messrs, Burns Of
Mansfield, Johnson of Mount Union, Webster
of Ravenna, Chance of Freedom, Amber of Sa-
lem, DIR. Lamburn of Mt. Union, DIR. Everett
Of Randolph, Wm. Stcadman, Mr.. Pcnnock,
and Miss Sarah Scott, A copy of Mr.. Web
ster's address was asked for publication. A
Temperance repast was served up in the grove
on Saturday.