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STEAMBOAT



October Steamer, Captain. Hour. Des"" Tssorc
Fridy IS, aUNRoE, Gwathney, at o'clock ;;iL,g
BELLE CREOLE, White, o'clock ySsoo
" o5CEoLA, Haygood at o'clock, ... ~. n,,,ge
PATRICK HENRY Landry, O'clock BGfo"-sl;r,r
=" r. g. oGLEsBY Kimbail, o'clock ..... Red R%''
+" LIBERTY, otoway, at 3 O'Clock. - HakaPaS
b" GEN TAYLOR, Trinidad, O'Clock. . DonaIdsonDiHc
" " PHILIP PENNYWlT, Beatty, o'clock. .LoassWt
G. W. KENDALL, Norton o'clock...... :. Cincinnati
" " OLIVIA Hoffman, at 10 CouiHgi1"
BosToNA, Price, o'clock ST. Louis
LENORA, Miller, at 2 o'clock CoetnstI"
FALCON, Fry 10 o'clock. APGlachieotG
+" JAMES L. DAY, Gibson, O'Clock. ..........H ob.s
sar 10, sARANACK No2 Mcintyre, st Louis
FANNY SMITH, Richards, O'Clock. Louisville
NATcHEz NO. p Leather o'clock ..... GieksbuTg
E. D. WHITE, Brady, ocock......... WiliaHssport
F. NJ. sTREcK, strsck, O'Clock DonaldsoH0le
NANloPE Castillo, 5ococE. .AnakoPas
SARAH GORDON AmHden, 10 o'clock. Rpsr
BOSWELL, J, T. Larose, 10 O'clock. Bai.s
FASHION, Martini at 10 o'clock .Points a Baebs
ALECK SCOTT, swon, O'Clock 81 Louis
" JAMES MtLLNGAR, Foster, O'Clock. =. Cincinnati
HoUMA Forsett, O'Clock. Afakapa5
TEXAS Claiborne, s o'clock AerandriG
" ST. CHARLES, Sutton, at O'Clock ''..... BtoTi.
CORA NO. ?, Keeling, at a o'clock .'..... Memphis
ANNA Johnston, 10 O'Clock OPs,ousns
EMPIRE Meekin, O'Clock. =. Louisville
-" ALEXANDRA, Smith, O'Clock ............st Louis
&" ORIENTAL Parkinson, O'Clock Pi'is5urg
" MONROE, Gwartney, 4 o'clock .Yaso'
" AUTOcRAT, Goser 5 O'Clock ........... Memphis
" ST. JAMES, Power O'Clock. DonaIdsohrHe
surd, 20, GALVESTON, Place O'Clock .GG'esi0"
Mond 81 D. B. MosBY Kereheva at o'clock pieFs'ng
| MONTGOMERY, Estes o'clock. Princeton
DUCK RIVER, Clark O'Clock. .ShrevepHt
Tues, 20. PRINCESS NO g. Holiness o'clock s....Pieks5pg
GEN WORTH, O'Clock. YGsoo City
W A. VIOLET, Gwurtney at O'Clock .L.forE
We'd 49, HECLA, Gay, o'clock emphts
ATLANTIC, ogleSby O'Clock. Louis
ALAMO Reed, Aitsa, 'dric
| " wOODsMAN, PeToncel, at O'Clock, Shrss eD'rt
Thurs "a, GLOBE Talbot O'Clock .BrA s2'
| MARY FOLEY, Dalisres, o'clock Latowv. ahc
Fridy rs, PACIFIC, Fithiun O'Clock Lon
MARIA BURT, Emerson 10 o'clock .GaIpsseoA
ST. LOUIS, Taylor, at o'clock .....st Lousa
| NATCHEZ Pierce, O'Clock, MtnpAtss
CANT, Moore, O'Clock, coiutabia'
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Found Drowned--A Pro5abie Murder The
body OF a man was found in the river, on Monday,
the Both Sept. opposite Mr.. M CalhOun's planta-
ton, about twenty miles above town. He had
cheek shirt over common nett shirt, cassnet
pants, leather belt, and new pegged brogans.
Eighty i've cents were found in his pocket He
bad a cut i've inches long on the breast near the
night collar bone The neig hbors, under the super
inisnoence Of DR.. A. S. NestoT, he'd inquest
over the body, and ascerta ned the above particu-
lars. There Is some thing suspicious about the
matter and Il should be inquired into. 1t is sup
posed ne was deck hand on steamboat, and if
So .hs ooas running above the falls can, perhaps,
give some Information respecting the body. -Red
RtvsF Republican
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Committed Hatrinioiv-One of the genemanly prOprie
tors Of the Falcon House. Mr. alfred Wellington, The
deed was contaminated early hour yesterday morning,
and evening considerable number Of the friends OF
The departed assembled 10 express their grief large qnan
tity Of pravendT exc consumed, twas indeed mel
apchoy occasion. Poor Alfred y
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esgsNrur advertising friends earnestly requested 70
s1 IA Al advertisements Intended for Monday morning
s.4 a laE a. practicable, daring Saturday; and the
80. Il IN dar The better il VIII sun orr eonvenIence
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PAPER Mache, richly inIad with Pearl, WRITING
DESKS, WoRK Boxes, DREssGNG CASES, ODEUR
Boxes, JEWEL CASES, CARD Boxes, GLOVE Boxes,
etc, etc.
ACCoRDEoNs and FLUTfNAs, a choice assortment,
and very elegantly nIad. From 50 to $50.
Splendid LIQUEUR CASES, of Rosewood and Eb
ony; also, Of Carved British Oak-very ehgant. Price
500.
Ne plus ultras, Roll up WRITING FoLIos.
Gents Travelling, Leather DRESSING and WRI-
CASES.
Fancy PAPER WEIGHTS, extensive, assortment
Papier Maohe and Russia Leather PORTFOLIOS.
Superior, beautiful, extra finish BACKGAMMON
Boards.
PAPER Mache QUARTETrE TABLES, richly inlaid
with Pearl
Fine GUNS, Colts and Aliens REvoLvERs ;
POWDER and SHOT, FLAsKs, DRAM FLAsKs.
GOLD PENS;
FINE SHIRTS,
GUINNESS & HILL,
No. 1 = CAMP STREET,
OH 2dp opposite Brunch Of Louisiana State Bank
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The mail failed yesterday beyond Charleston.
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TO SUGAR PLANTERs.- TEST between Mr. KenI
Brick, cost $35 branded GamkIrk 1850
A.., - .eeds's Foundry, August g. 1850
AT the request Of Mr. Kendall we nut into Onr furnace id
which we melt IRON, of Mr. Kenias brick with Of
ne very Cst scotch Fire Brick The Scotch RTck melted
sshuy Mr. hendals not ALL neither broke cracked.
-, ., LEEDS x co.
we are hllng PLANTERS nd yvaTFantng brick 4
slonI ms q 81 and the WIN. IT, EAGER,
4 Rna GipH i6esIs Brick wcFka
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SUNDRIEs IN STORE
9E R od mSgoBBy gfe Sns M0H5S
EsE-Ens:56S o& tS sF%s Appe a@d Sap Sage;
BEEF-Fgloq Market and pShsr's spieed;
G3NDI. rs Solar, star, Sperm and Patent;
PETER, spice, Cassia, loves;
REFFTSb PETE#F ss and b5 y , csDG., 2ys
SAGO, Tapioca, Chocolate, Cocoa and Chocolate of
CRHGKERS@0if different kinds and Fire Crackers:
ClTRON, Cuuaqts, and Corn Starch;
Scotch Ale London Porter, Champagne Cider CIaret,
and eompqqa old scotch Whisky and Jamaica Rum
c3HEI5H, MacfsI' Salmon, Habnt Fins Heuings,
o 'G CRX 31R 2s s}St 81 q
GUNDBIEs-Landng from ships Mary Glover, Francis,
- oawSs2 Shireg Rel Robert BHIto2 l9yonshire etc.
GRANBERRiES-S5 packages, ''!Curis;"
T39BSAH5SiGG6S- Y In sYehose';
F!LBE rs And BRAZIL EUTs-25 bales;
EER R8GMs-5d B dozen;
IR RIS5, AMI DlGGGIEMiilAls5O eases, assorted;
GOSHEN BUTTER-35 irkns;
ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE-5O boxes;
WRAPPIXG IAPERSSsi555iO reams assorted:
GRT r. EN- TEA IS p}}ckogss as'Oredi
BiBE e S$ $SR RrdksHHBTFs; 5sSsa
GURRANTS-2O casks;
G3PRERA $500 bbts i''-' -''' OO'''' % OO''i
fPsoM SALTS bbls.;
P5S SGb APPLE ~, G5IlE ,Ei5i 50 boxes
0ls E. ] HART 3 90. 70 Tohouptouas ST.
p OPE-l50 coils superior Missouri Bale Rope. landing e1
DIS x. GoGHR& SiSjs U u s' Il Tohoupouas st.
4 EMONS-3O boxes fresh Lemons in mime order
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~ Heisohs Decl1nlng Housed Ike epin e
rTHE UNDERSIGNED respeTthly ovites the attention, 6 ,er
som acnng House keeping 20 the superior advantages he
oe ~ n Extensive suction Mart Comp street. disposal
o. FURNITURE and all articles line The situation is most
sdYanagns and the Ware Room lately much enlarged and
proyel9 the most m he Soufh
tS Sales at Aurl1n Every TUESDAY, THl RSnAY and
onH Au 2nVe Statesmen all times ready wait Oi
those who prefer IN purchase private sale
combined offered nthe
The undersigned socits continuance Of rnbc puonage
% I'm 2lp vi p SFS'r1, A,,,i,rasr
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October IS, JAMES McCANDusu and Miss srsAy HI
WOOD, 10th OF this city.
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Rssoiged That in view of the consequences which must
follow the aggressive measures against IN South VIII ch
humble before mighty God and seek divine aid and
And that end, request His ENCeleuCy Gov.
eabrOok, apart day OF Fasting, Humiliation and
Prayer.O which he invite The people OF state 10
unite their prayers and suppcaOns for that wisdom from
High which may deeL their stems The present energenc
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Fuang.-The Abolitionists and the Fire-eaters
nave recommended day of fasting and prayer, on
account of the passage of the Cancellation Bills
A little dieting will do them both good
In the abolition proceedings we find the follow
my resolution, offered by Gerrit Smith, and unan
mously adopted:
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E The splendid passenger steamer BELLE CREOLE Capt:
NJ White will positively THIS DAY, the 18Th INST az
o'clock P Nj for Vcksburg Grand Gut Rod AID Natcas4
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by the arrivals ships Clifton and Quebec and confidently
saw they have the largest and beautiful in FewOr
leans or the impossible newspaper
advertisement the articles composing their stock but below
h. Martial list which they invite friends and cab
examine:
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How did those treacherous flies commit Virgi
MIA to a desecration Of the immortal principle
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Yankee Influence. The Bee replies IN this inde
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There is an awful dearth Of news about the city.
The reform meeting that was drummed up and
bowed into by a band Of good musicians, was
rather slim affair, considering the exertions used
the part Of the getters up. The meeting was
presided over by James ii. Carter and forty vice
presidents. II was addressed by Mcssrs. Lee,
Lowe, Yellott, and Gallagher. Mcssrs. Clark, Ma
son, w. Cost Johnson, Rice, Roman, Coale, and
Ridgely, who had been invited to participate, sent
letters Of excuses for their non attendance. Dur
ing the speaking and reading Of letters the
blage dwindled down 10 a small handful Of men,
whose love Of music retained them to hear The
finale performed by the band.
The mate OF the ship Brant, William Thompson,
was severely injured during the mutiny on board
that vessel ON Monday, and is lying in critical
situation at the hospital.
The committee on education in one of the
branches Of the councils have reported that il would
be inexpcdicnt at present 10 grant the petition ask
ing the erection Of new school houses for females
They recommend the subject 10 the consideration
Of the next council.
Another case Of suicide occurred in our city this
morning. Mr.. William Blaclar, who for the last
eighteen months has been an Inspector Of bcei
and pork, hung himself at his residence in Fsyette
street, near Broadway. lie was discovered by a
small boy before life was extinct, and Immediately
cut down, but died few minutes afterwards. Mr.
b. was about fifty years Of age, and leaves wife
and large number Of children.
During the night millinery STORE in Lexington
street Park was robbed Of about forty dollars
worth Of goods and the store fired The watch.
men did not catch the thieves, but discovered IN,
fire in time TO prevent damage.
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WAKEFIELD ACADEMY,


Howard District, A. A. County, ND.
M Nsv WV v r SA crArsT.a a. Associate Principals.
TINE SUMMER SESSION Of this Institution com
i mences the first Wednesday Of May-the Win
ter the first Wednesday of November.
The course of instruction in each department
English, Mathematical, and Classical-is full and
thorough Elocution, Vocal Music, and Lectures
on Philosophy, Chemistry, &c, enter, also, into the
course.
The healthfulness, morality, and Intelligence of
the neighborhood in which the Academy ~ located
are such as TO give institution Of the kind supe
rior advantages
The Academy is now provided with boarding
house, where the pupils from a distance will here
after be accommodated, and where they will be UNI
der the supeintendence of Mr. Crapster, one Of the
Principals
Turns: Per Session Of % weeks $50, without
extra charges-one half payable in advance. Cir
cuars can be obtained by addressing either Of the
Principals, Matthews Store, Howard District, Ma
ryand."
References: Benjamin Hallowell, Alexandria, Va. ;
Rev. J. G. Smith, Washington, ID. c.; Professor N.
G. Brooks, Rev. Drs. Hammer and Backus, Rev T..
Yestes Reese, Baltimore; DR.. II. G. Grieves, near
Cambridge, sc, &c. April l6-2aw2w
ITr;o
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Fellow CIrHENs
Az the period is now drawing near that the cih
zens Of our metropolis will be called upon TO give
their frank SURFACES for the election Of the chief
municipal magistrate of city, il is Of vital inn
portance that we should unite upon respectable
citizen without respect to political pary-as, in the
common parlance of the day. Democrat and Wing.
There has been healthy dispensation OF our city
affairs heretofore, for aught we know, but there
will be in public we'll in private affairs many
conflicting opinions. Moreover, viewing all our
republican institutions, IL Is not 10 be considered
that, because has done well, his fellow cannot
be found.
A respectable number Of our citizens have met,
and DESTROYS of having full conventional
meeting, 10 unite upon gentleman Of respecta-
biity that will all his undivided time and talent
10 that high trust, who will be exclusively the cit-
zcns' servant and their safeguard.
as an humble individual, who has contributed,
may say, all I am worth TO the we'll being Of our
healthy system, would. IL may be permitted, with
the aid Of very many others Of our city, nominate
ROBERT FARNHAM, ESQ.,, ms the proper candi-
date, and viii be supported by
JOSEPH KNOX BOYD,
WILLIAM ORME,
And many others.
We want ga long pull, and strong pull. and all
pull together"
wAsHISoroS CRY, d. C., April 20, 1850.
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GREAT WESTERN CIRCUS!
STONE ys ns,coIIUB1,s

HlPPODROME OR ANCIENT OLYMPIAD,
For the Announcement Of Refined Equitation. Gym
nastics, and Here,aean Labors.
THIS LEvIATHAN ESTABLISHMENT viii
ington on MONDAY NIGHT, April %, for THREE
NIGHTS ONLY. This stupendous company, with
doubtless the most imposing array Of features thai
has ever traversed the country, have lately made
rare accessions in the persons Of
DAN RICE, the Original Clown aud shak-
peresn JesterJ
Mr.. FRANCIS ROSSTON, the accomplished Ring
Master; and Master JEAN, celebratedi in the Soutt
as an Equestrian and Tight Rope Performer
swelling the already we'll filled company 10 al
extent unparalleled In the limits Of either hemi
T. MoCOLLUM,
the junior partner of this praiseworthy exhibition
Is general performer, soaring above all compeers
excellng in equtation, vaultng, and in his outer
bounds and leaps-actually master Of three distinct
branches of the profession, and distancing all COM
petitors at either Of them.
NOVELTY, ORDER, AND EXCELLENCE,
is our motto, and, as proof that we sincere IL
our remarks, we intend to produce a corps of
CHILDREN PERFORMERS,
all under twelve years of age--"wee little boys
capable Of giving more perfect equestrian scenic
gymnastic, and tight-rope performance, than any
Of the itinerant adult troupes travelling with their
FAMILY OF ELGIN PONIES,
numbering among them the eccentric trick horse
AROOST0OK.
This extraordinary animal furnishes the ultima
tum OF the schooling of instinct until 1t borders on
reason, and displays most thrilling and Interest
ing exhibition OF the sports quarrels and FRANKS Of
horsey life
REMEMBER, the Equestrian Director con
centrate in the ring TWENTY PERFORMERS
AT ONCE, all simon pure artists Of acknowledged
pretensions. contamination, II is needless TO say
that no other company has been able TO effect.
1t would be doubling the judgment of the public 70
assume that admitted of question that DAN RICE
t. MCOLLUM, JOHN SMITH, and Master JEAN
are respectively beyond comparison the best Clown,
Equestrian, Negro Delineator, and Tight Rope Per-
former, that at least American audience has
ever witnessed; while the others, whose names are
amongst the adults, are hardly less distinguished
GAULS BRASS BAND.
led by the gentleman in person, the only rival Of
Kendall, and by many held to be nowise his infs-
rior, will furnish the sweet sounds that seem ne
cessary to this deectable entertainment. II
the freshness, taste, and splendor of the trappings
and housings, the comforts of the pavilion, (Which
will accommodate thousands,) the order and deco
rum every where prevailing, and every act in the
ring, Is not pronounced by every spectator, neno
contradicents, UNNECESSARILY superior to every
thing which has gone before or will come after
us, then money and labor have been lavished to no
purpose
Price of admission % cents-no half price.
Doors open at z p. M; the representations COM
mencing at u.
April 2o-S&M G. L. EATON, Agent.
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A CosrsE.-Quite sensation was produced yes
terday by the discovery among the ruins OF old
buildings in Walnut street, below Third, OF the re-
mains OF a human being, encssed in coffin. In a
cellar OF the back building, No. 66, were found
three ground arches, and on tearing these down a
mahogany coffin was discovered embedded in the in
ner arch, and In an upright position. The wood work
was much decomposed, and within were found the
fragments of human being. The hip-bone and
several Of the ribs quite perfect but the re-
mains were not sufficiently 20 70 discover the sex.
On the coffin was an ornamental breast plate OF
copper, plated with silver but corroded that Il was
impossible te trace any inscription. The houses
were quite old, having been built in ITO. The
presumption is that the deceased died Of yellow fe-
yer, and this mode OF burial was resortcd 10 for
some peculiar rcason.-Phiia. fnquire, lSh.
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[ooR.rspoxDrScr OF THE n.rusLro.l

ANNAPOLIS, April Is, 1850.
The "Court Of Inquiry" appointed TO examine
into the facts connected with the capture Of Alive
rado during the late war with Mexico is sti1 TAX
ing testimony.
Commodore Perry has regularly occupied seat
in the court and Intercepted witnesses. Captain
Hunter to- day, also admitted TO the same pri-
vieges by direction Of the Secretary Of the Navy,
upon his application. s. Humes Porter, esq, OF
Pennsylvania, is counsel for Capt. Hunter.
Lieut.. Blocker, first lieutenant of the Scourge,
commanded by Capt. Hunter when he took posses
sion of Alverado gave historical narrative of the
circumstances connected Herewith.
Other witnesses were examined but nothing oil
special interest was elected more than is known
the public through published accounts of that
event.
A letter read, announcing that serious indis-
position prevents Com. Conner from attending the
court. He is reported, however, convalescent
The judge advocate "a. b. Hagner, ESQ., was di-
rocted TO forward him certain interrogatories.
Gen. Scott, who has been summoned as a witness
arrived in town last night and took quarters at tho
City Hotel, where he waited upon by large
number Of citizens and strangers. Slight indispo-
sition prevented his attending the court to-day.
Capt. Hunter will be examined to- morrow, and
considerable interest IL felt "a 10 what he will say
Of the matter.
regret that, as have hitherto informed you
I am prohibited from giving the testimony in de
tall as you desired and directed. The court inter
poses no objection TO my being as they say in In,
room, as any other vister has the privilege, my
taking what notes please; but in the event of see
ing n report Of the testimony, IL (the court) will
feel bound TO take some notice oft.
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was taken ia this town as to the proprety Of sub
scpton the part Of the corporation To the stock
Of the Manassas Gap Railroad Company. The
question was-Shal the Common Council Of Alex
andra subscribe for 900 Of the capital stock Of
the Manassas Gap Railroad Company, upon condi-
ton that the further Of $50 900 of said stock
be subscribed for by parties other than the corpora
ton, who solvent and able to pay? And on this
the vote stood-ayes sol; noes 4.
This vote, 30 decided, is an earnest Of the feeling
Of this community in behalf Of the important mea-
sure, and trust will be an example which will
be followed by the counties aud citizens interested
in the completion Of the work.-AIe1andria Gax.
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RAILWAYS CHINESE MEpIcArEp SOAP.

DATRONIZED BY THOUSANDS Of ndividu-
Il ais throughout the United States and Canadas,
giving the most hattering satisfaction TO all who
have used it. Chemists have wondered at its mys-
FERROUS effects, and many of them have endeavored
TO discover the secret Of its wonderful combination
Of efficacious balms and extracts, which render Il
so speedy and efficacious in the removal of PIN
Piles, Blotches, Pustales, letter. Transforming, as
If by magic, dark, sallow, yellow, and unhealthy
skins, TO soft smooth, fair, pure, and healthy com
plexions. For the cure Of Chopped Fiesh, Rough.
Cracked, and Discoiored Skin, Suit Rheuns, Ring
HORN, Eryspelas ScUry, and Sore Head, RAD
WAYS CHINESE INDICATED SOAP may tru-
ly be called an inestimabe treasure. Excrescences
Of the Cuticle speedily removed and cured; the
cuticuar vessels instantly cleansed of all inn
purties; the hands, neck, and face present a beau
tiful, clean, sweet, and healthy appearance.
For Shaving, gentlemen will find this Soap a
great desideratum; il produces rich, creamy
lather, softens the beard, and renders the skin
smooth and pliable. For Cleaning Teeth, Radway's
Soap is superior TO paste or powder; it makes the
teeth white and beautiful, sweetens the breath, and
protects the gums from scurf. As general Toilet
Soap it is superior TO French and English soaps it
is entirely free from irritating ingredients; 1t 10
purely balsamic and soothing to the skin.
Each cake, to be genuine, must be signed R. G.
Railway. j. &. r. G. RAILWAY,
2 Courtlandt street, New York.
Sold in Washington city by J. F. CALLAN.
Apr. 20
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Or OAK HALL, Boston, kept bye. W. Simmons,
continues extensive business at prices every
way satisfactory to his patrons. There is no cloth
ing establishment in the country where purchasers
can do better, if as we'll The stock is large, and
of the most choice selections Every department of
this immense depot for clothing and dress goods is
conducted in a manner worthy of the extensive
patronage it enjoys.
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wxssTER's SpEroH.--This noble, patriotic, and
eloquent speech has reached This last effort Of
Mr.. Webster stamps him as one Of the greatest
men, In the qualities Of intellect and high moral
bearing, that ever lived. With his giant powers
he appears upon the platform Of his country, and,
amid the strife engendered by the mislcd zeal of
large portion Of his own immediate constituents
and the disunioniss Of the South, erccts the stand
ard Of union which cannot be opposed or resisted
by either faction without incurring the degrading
our beloved country.-Bsndsfocn (TR.) Gaxafs.