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FRIDAY MORNING. JULY ss. 1850.

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authorized agent this in the cities Of Boston, New York
Phisdephis duly Empowered aud
subscriptions required Ny His receipts will b.
regarded payments. Offices seBoson, Congress
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Third L Streets
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.G. THE public informed that on and after The "
instant, the splendid low pressure steamer Bauns
Captain A. McCsussnd tted up with state and
and City and capacous hold, will regularly
passenger Washington, and Alexandria, and
Leaving Washington Mondays and Thursdays At o'o
Alexandria At O'Clock, the Baltimore will
wood At AQUA Creek arrive Pney Point about oo
M, and Baltimore in the course Of the night Returning the
lmoe will Commerce wharf, BALTIMORE AZ 0
In on Tuesdays Fridays arriving at 10 o
m, Washington III O'Clock, Wednesdays and
urdays.
Passage Washington Marbury's.
al DO do Piney Point, including meals, N
DO do Baltimore 2a
Excursion tickets Baltimore with privilege OF returning
next afternoon ............... ~
Meals except Pney Point and state rooms e1
For further particulars freight apply to the captain
d. b. Smith, agent, in Aiexandria or TO
GEORGE MATTINGLY, Asas
ny-DaiIy Excursions by the steamer Mount veraa
Marburys wharf Aqua Creek where passengers
four fine spring. fish the wharf, Fair 70 Marbr
day, 81 Fair Aqua 70 return same day
including meals. b. +. DARRACOTT, Capai
July 23-3tnwt1OSept
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ton. themselves This was what tbs gentleman had
done But Why should the gentleman insist upon the
spDication OF The PIoyis0 TO our Territories, when be
hoIds that the Mexican lsw prohibits slavery Why,
MI Nice repeated. would the gentleman with this opin
ion. insist upon re sn.c,ms. o. TIA. prohibition, rob II !,
faction acting with him. who looked the control Of
the Offices and patronage OF the government by the aid
Of popular prejudice
Mr.. OLDS then went on 10 say that he regarded the
vote OF this morning ~ indicative that bill admitting
California would pass this session In fact every vote on
Gated the decreaslng strength Of that He de-
csred his determination TO adhere to what he conceived
70 be the desire OF his constituents pressing the mms
dae admission Of California and tAen proceeded to make
general speech against the wings
Mr. BUTLER. Of Pennsylvania. moved the rising OF
the committee TO enable Mr.. BAYLY to offer the usual
resolution 10 close the debate this bill
After some delay, this motion prevailed; when, the
committee having risen,
Mr.. BAYLY moved the usual resolution. providing
that the debate the West Point Academy appropriation
BILL &C., should Be closed in Ave minutes after the House
next went into committee on said bill
amended by striking out " five minutes" and inserting
!" half an hour;" and ~ amended the resolution was
agreed to.
The House again going into Committee Of the Whole
Mr.. BURT moved three amendments thereto, which
be Sad ss me II. On
commander General Scott to be taken from the
list Of majors captains the second, providing that
whenever the superintendent of the West Point institution
held linea rank under that of lieutenant colonel his
pay and emolumens should be equal to those OF the pro-
lessor OF natural and experimental philosophy in that
institution; the third providing that the pay and emou-
mens Of the adjutant Of the said academy should be
equal those OF adjutant Of regiment OF Dragons.
Mr.. BURT then addressed the committee at some
length in favor Of these amendments.
Nj. MARSHALL, taking the floor. gave notice OF his
intention Of moving 10 amend Mr. BuaTs second amend
men by providing that hereafter the superintendent Of
the West Point Academy should be taken from officers
OF the army holding the rank Of lieutenant colonel
Mr. NJ having addressed the committee in favor Of his
proposition,
| On motion. the committee rose;
| And then, the House adjourned.
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FRom TExAs--By the arrival of the steamship Pame-
to. Capt Smith, have Galveston dates to the 18th ms,
The territorial question the all absorbing topic
On this subject the Civilian says There does ap.
pear to be chance of the admission OF such State
into the Union by Congress Nevertheless the attempt
outrage which ought not to be- and be, tolerated
by Texas"
There has been large and enthusiastic meeting OF the
citizens of Maagorda strongly condemning the action of
the general government relative the Santa Fe affair,
and asserting determination to sustain the governor in
prompt suppress the nsurrecon in the county
OF Santa Fen o. Crescent. Jalyi7.
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We learn that the President OF the United States re-.
ceves business calls from 10 to IL every morning. giving
preference 10 members Of Congress and that he re
ceves calls OF ceremony from Ia TO 2, Mondays
Wednesdays, and Fridays The rest OF his time is
sarily devoted to the despatch of business
We understand that Major General Winfield Scott has
been appointed Secretary OF War; and Commodore Lewis
Warrington Secretary OF the Navy until the arrival OF
the Secretaries OF those respective departments.
National Iufeificsnr JtJv "a
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUG
ii TIONOn Friday the 18th instant sha sell the house
by " Ashton the Of Psnnsyvnnia
and nearly opposite s Seven Building. 10
O'Clock, M, good lot Of furniture, via
Mahogany sofa, paror, and rocking chairs
10 marble top centre and pier tnbes
Do washstands, bureaus breakfast and other tables
Cane and woodscat chairs, setfee, NC
Maple, high and low post bcdseads washstands, Ac,
Feather beds, bedding, and mattress
Andirons shovel and toneu, and Tenders
Ingram and step carpets
Hall aAd othsr lamps
china aasv. ware, window curtains, nc.
Also requisites, with other articles IN
q -.
Tvsns All gs OF 405 cash e2s, credit Of
sixty ninety for satisfactory endorsed bearing inter
GREEN b TAsTET,
July o4-N Aucnonesrs-
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Judging from the signs of the times Mr. Fillmore will
find that he is not reposing bed Of His
cabinet is composed OF able men, yet there glazing
defects in it. which but produce weakness Then
the slavery question is full OF trouble, while there are
evidences OF coming storm given out by portion oil
the wing party The friends OF Mr.. Seward, in New
York. have given in their support with such quali6ca-
ton amount to open declaration Of hostiles un
less Mr. Fillmore should surrender at discretion and give
himself up the tender mecies OF Scwadism and bend
all his energies build up and sustain those who scowl
upon him with malevolen, eyes.
The Albany Evening Journal, the organ OF the Sew
ard influence in New York. holds the following language
The President will discover, in season perhaps that
those who bceaguer the White House are for the
part the droncs OF partyribs without mo.cls. sinews
He will find, also, and in the evil hope.
that while those who claim to be his especial friends
coming phrases about Conservatism, urging 'compro-
mise" and denouncing 'sms" the rank and ae Of the
whs party-the men who make Pre- dents and require
rl~isfofiors Of sympathy in re'urn-msy be driven to
seek corgsrtai assocfntions
To this the Register which il the mouth piece of the
Fillmore influence, replies as follows:
The threat contained in this passage IL significant II il
neither unexpected by those who have watched
the Journal and the free-.oers Bu pa form
Their atfnities OF late have been obvious have
caped observation Looking along line OF the future
the Journal, and other whtgs OF kindred sympa
thies oppressed beyond endurance by withdrawal Of
patronage and the withholding monopoly OF offices,
swinging from the party. and fraernzng with ancient
opponents; "hc who make Presidents, deprived of
aniiesations OF sympa Thy. iesgung with former foes
and with those "more oongeninl associations" and a
battle cry Numbering down the rank. of those
who wore their friends Tb. the future oreshad
owed by the passage quoted to BE- aveued only by min
fesations oil sympathy the part of the administration
II il difficult understand what bv this
Hesitation Of sympathy To the wing party tho ia tn
misr household words. The Jouna and wings ''of
kindred sympathss' claim monopoly OF executive pa
and favor They must be the exclusive recipients
OF office all political beneRs the irni of party umphs
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HARLE CLEMENTS tenders hs services to the public
general agent Washngon city for the prosecution Of CHI
the departments Of The
He will attend 70 claims Of every description requiring
agent of government especially
land and pensions arising Of 1912 the Indian
including Indian Of lSil the Seminole
1865, Black Hawk and the knowa Gen. Way1
war, from l792 to 1925.
Aso kinds arising Of the late with Mexica
peciay bounty commissioned officers, back
pay clothing, mileage, expended BY officers and
raising before being mustered for
properly destroyed in the military ssrvics
United States.
communications post pad) addressed 70 washington city
receve prompt attention.
July 04-3tawlmdkcp
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY At AUCTION-(
evening the 9th instant, At O'clock we
premises lot No. H. No 34e onuj
on 10Th street. and north, with he :
provements consisting Of brick house and Iee
buildings, fourteen large and good
with an alley running premises nom lh
Terms of the purchase money baanu
DYER BROTHER,
July 25-d Auctnnss
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nR CRONt<'s Celebrated sArs.psrilIa Beer--A most
~ heaithtu and paaabic beverage.
This beer has the testimony physicians Of the nrs
.ecuby IN the State Of New York 20 sustain n reputation
Manufactured by
SEYMOUR 4 SANFORD,
from, Of the Northern Liberties Market on side,
Washington, D. &, July US
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Thursday, instant, Mr.. THOMAS ToNcE,
year Of his
acqusptances family requested
from his he
and streets north, ssfnrday) morning 10
O'Clock
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ny GREEN Il TAsTEr. Auctloneers.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, GUARD, VEST, AND FOB
CHAINS, PENCILS, SC, At AUCTfoN-On Saturday. the
2th instant shall sell auction Washington Hail.
9th O'Clock,
an excellent assortment Of Watches, &C, viz
80 gold and silver patent anchor hunting
other watches
30 gold guard, vest n
10 gold pencils.
With many other articles in the iewep line.
GREEN TAsTET,
July M--2t Amctioneers.
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BY DYER 8 BnOTnnR, A.ss.on..ss.

ny DYER e. BROTHER, AuotSonesss.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CAN
bonds auction On Tuesday evening next, The - -
O'Clock, shall SELL auction for aceQun< Of n
may concern thousand dollars Of the preferred ts
Chesapeake and Oh6 Canal Company in lots to suit pusese
Spectators and others respectfully invited 70 attend,
DYER BROTHH,
July Sd Ancuoees1
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COTTON Manufactures Bouth.--Tho advertiser, ~
practical Of much experience In the manufacture Of ~
descriptions of goods but particularly cotton duck
long accustomed to managing manufacturing essabshne
desuus of entering into arrangement, that might be ms
the manufacture Of The latter
udciousiy locality ofa region
South References satisfactory in all respects will be gva
required.
Postpaid communications, addressed "COTToN DUCK MAJ
FACTURER," No 40 Baltimore street, Baltimore, will be ~
ed 70. July
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or hoard Of HesthA stated meeting will be held on Sat
nrdsy, 9th instant, at O'Clock,
WIN b. RANDOLPH, Secretary.
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Since 1872 the loan. OF the banks been confined
strictly sixty day business paper ever
the history OF the county The old long loans pom speou
iave property renewable notes have been discarded
and short business paper representing the actual products
OF industry. has alone with favor The quantity
of this paper, therefore, the actual
in o'erch,nges OF properly, and each interchange
eel. the paper growing OF prior transaction
Thus the loans OF 1887, amounting SIS millions,
being renewable and scarcely colecsbe only
an amount of transactions equal to their face BY the
bankrupt law of 1884, sito0o 900 OF debts due 600
creditors e1pupQedi isrIe potion OF this Is EN-
braced in the loans of 1897 The loans OF the banks
averaging sixty days. will rcprcsen, for the year 82ls5.
33, 266 Of transactions for the year. the
business OF 1897 and the hole OF in the actual
int, change Of industrial poducts readily ssleable AZ
specie prices while the loans OF 1897 have seem
Represented nothing The independent treasury system
has been the main influence which has kept the banks
their Legitimate business. and this fact well appreciated
even 10y those who under wing teachings most dreaded
its operation II Is obvious that the function of bank
not to supply capital any class OF dealers MT merely TO
furnish representative of the capital previously produc
By Industry, which changes hands IL must therefore, al
ways follow the operations OF trade. Under The sound
degree, and, mater Of course hi. sound business of
the banks has increased also. Although tbs
the banks - one hundred millions larger Ist3 the
qosny Of real al in the hands debtors readily
available at pro III in any Of The markets Of Europe
still larger, and money abundant The geners business
promises very fair California gold begins spread into
the int rior among the homes producers Cotton,
woot ard most farm produce abundant in yield and
realize 10 the producers extraordinary high prices citing
powerfully npon the manufartur and importing Interests,
and prices are IN advanced, The exports OF
dry goods from the United States Tor six
months, ending June 49, were ss follows
Calicoes, plain yard. 7,sn.7Io l2,6sas7I
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We lay before readers in this mornings paper the
powerful eloquent and pquant debate Of Monday last in
the Senate. 1t Includes Of course the speech OF Mr.
Clay, which is presumed will close the debate in chief
in his character of chairman OF the select committee and
the Of the proposition. Courtesy seems to have
allowed him this privilege Certain il is that we hold it
to be the ablest speech which MIR Clay has delivered
during the session 1t has had the advantage of passing
under the review Of his eye and receiving his last
touches although Reporters inform us that he has not
essentially and but in few varied from the sketches
OF their own pens AT all events is one OF the most
remarkable speeches which the Senate has produced and
probably the last long speech which the orator will
deliver
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O%T CE1rI.D.-On the goth Of june MARY r.. HUDSON a
IL aged ycars, of Bowman,
0eogetnwn which nothing
fcn6s Her anscted Georgesown
grateful FOR information which lead her restoration
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There is one other sentiment in which we agree with
the Albany Argus The present cabinet will "occupy
equlvocal position" II is wing, decidedly whig, and
al it's will probably prove OF that description.
We not. We not afraid to meet them on the
ancient issues Let Mr. Fillmore do all that is properly
within his power TO accomplish. to settle the distracng
and dangerous question OF the tmeslet him contribute
to settle all the difficulties between Texas and New Mex
leo, prevent civil and the shedding of brehrens
blood the borders-let peace be restored to the
counylet all these sectional feuds and geographical
parties be FRUSTRATED and things flow back into their
cien channel-and let the two great national parties
turn to their ancient plaormswe have objection to
see Mr.. Fimore's cabinet as il is-a whig-all de.
cided-a unequivoca in their position, and active in
their vocation.
We believe in the truth OF democratic principles, and
confident that shall again prevail. Organize
the wing party, and the democratic party must again
rally in all its force, and triumph again in it's success
Wing action will produce democratic reaction, and we
fear the issue "Pant the foot of Mac Gregor upon
his native heath" and he may defy all his enemies
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:" dyed, = 1s0co,062 ss.7es
C1mbrics, :" l,l24,bN l,TSSM
yelveis, iastians, Ne, yards 2sstos slssa
Lace, &c, ooVI ,ooS o,0sS Ill
Linen and cotton, - 2.o9O.6S CAS- Isl.
Linen, l4IV0 $40 IL, cO6 ~
Wooien and cotton, 2So,USO 45Uy1
w oolons. lbs. 16l ,U0I 2z7 ~
Woolens and wor.ed, lbs I'll ,O05 4a95s}
With these supplies Of foreign goods The production u
domestic both WOODEN aud cotton, greater than
great of the thal the clip, which Is large, %
3 a higher han last clip. The demand from he
manufacturers very active sales 100 1900 lbs heoeessa,
mixed Ohio, ~ 900 ibs 10 cents three quartz
blood 40 Couon also firm at advance Of sc
speculation. In flour there has been fair business
but the certainty OF large and early crop prevents
ationsaies straight State, So vs. 70 Michigan, % 81
20 b2a State, for export account Of western
30 i2k Rye iioar is plenty W - So Corn mea
c3 The arrivals OF wheat are iagesaes Genesee, l@Se
Rye, 6sa cents Oats ~ AZ cents; Jersey 10 ~
Corn plenty at 81 round yellow. Pork Is hrmas
mess, $40 "a $40 80; prime, W. ~ ~ ~ Bee
heavy, 50 30 rs prime Lard is in fair demand 81;
cents. Cheese. a 6A cents.
Frsights active I'd. for cotton LyeItU
Flour, 81. Corn, Sd. ooton u Havre 3D.
The stock market without any very gene movenea
continues upward tendency The prices close day
follows. although the toard account Of the obeqas
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III ANa CASE for sale.Upriah standing door and
Lee E@pey shop, opposite the Hotel
July ~
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0IAO Truths and New Errors by the Rev. =, "'
~ Ter, D. D., rector ~ Trinity Church, Washington u z. 81
Sketches Of Moral Philosophy by the iste Rev Hydney ~
Pictorial Field Book Of the aevoutioa--pastt .vt
July rs FRANCk Th'
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From tho Richmond Enquirer, July Is
Scenes In the senate.

Scenes In tho senate.
Excitement rules in the United States Senate. Two Of
the sevcrest phlipics we have ever read were MIR
Foote'S attack the extraordinary speech OF Judge
Beverley Tucker at Nashville, which, MIR. +, says, filled
about one and ahalf columns of the Nashville papers.
but was afterwards written out and amplhed so az to
make nine or ten columns in Georgia paper and Mr.
Clay'e denuncanon OF the dsunion speech OF MT Rhe
Charleston, South Carolina. Mr. c; referred to Cur
the correctness Of which Mr. r. indirectly questioned
The same day that Mr.. Clay made his speech. the
Charleston papers, with Mr. Rhetts speech written out
by hmself, reached this city and Washington Having
given Mr. Clays denuncaiion il is proper that we should
quote the portion OF Mr. Rhetts speech referred TO- II
cannot be denied that MIR. Rhetts speech which he
brsahes the very spr, OF disunon He takes he.bold
ground that relief for the South can be expected
We are YET far from being satisfied that the blindness
and folly OF the peoples representatives will defeat
the adoption Of every measure calculated to do justice to
the South, and save the Union While, however, we
dissent totally from Mr. Rhetts views, must protest
against the docr ines and the language OF Mr. Clay
the subject He talks OF putting down South Carolina
ment ls i not certain that attack upon one southern
State will band together the whole South in the quarrel
and fierce OF sections will ensue breaking the
Union into flinders, amidst deluge OF American blood,
shed by brethren ltis absurd, il is fatal, to talk OF
force republican confedeacy When the day shall
arrive that force shall become necessary long and sad
farewell all our glory and greatness and 10 the bright
hopes OF lovers OF constitutional liberty throughout the
world But to the extracts from Rhets heated and
surable speech, which is introduced by the following
strong sentence:
invite you calm and serious consideration Of your
condition in the Union, in order that you properly do
part the grand dra of dissolution which, APP
pears mo, must ia Ike place at distant day.
And in another portion OF his speech he says:
Dcspairing any reformation which will bring the gov
eminent back 10 the limitations of the constltuondcs
pairing of any amendments of the constitution which will
give gunrantesI see but fe far the
AVID .aiUnno. Of the so'ths d''o'.'o~ Of me o"'o.
Looking to the pastlookng to the nature of things-I
deem all reliance the good faith OF the free States
protect the institution OF slavery in The South vain and
futile The Soxth itself It's force in
Congress and in the Union, because 1t minority
To give people that protection and peace which
tho constitution and Union established securc the
South the connex ion with the North.
Virginia will not yield !" but she is not ready for
Z" dissolution OF the Union until all honorable
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nR. 3. w. EVERETT would inform the ettissn
Washington that he will give his attention 70 the practice
surgery, he removed his oce to ~
fuckers building, Pennsylvania avenue, above ses
he NAV be found Al all hours. July EN-
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must fall to their share, the cry raised that there Is
lack OF manifestations of sympathy"
Such assaults do not look our eyes like evidences
that the wing party will harmonic in support OF MI,
Fllmores administration We believe in retribuve JUS
tice. The federasts have the wind, and firmly
believe that they win reap The whirlwnd. They have
famed the flame of sectional excitement They have left
no opportunity unimproved OF adding fuel 10 the fierce
flame OF abolition and anti slavery agitation In times
pas Mr. Fillmore himself tried his energies in that behalf,
and bowed before the arrogant dciation Of the abolition
lists Of the county OF Erie These offences demand pun
ishment, and in time that punishment will upon the
heads of those Who according to Mr. Corwin. cheated
one section of the Union in the canvass OF ls4s
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MOUNT 81. Mary's College. EsnmitsburK, Md.-TMy
u nua session ofsudies Mount ST. Mays College will comn
18th Of August The board and tuition PEI
mum, Se2 This includes the entire classic and scientific
also French, doctors fees, washing mendns Ac, and pad
yearly advance Mxsic and drawing 80 annum
For further particulars apply the pFcAdent Of Mount s.
College July 0-tlaA
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NOTTCE.-Tbc Washington Philharmonic Society" VIII ,
~ IL favor the ladies and gentlemen whom notices have
ssnt II their election actual and associate members WI
signify their intentions Of the at their earliest
vsncnce enable the complete It's
A. r. METEOROLOGICAL
July 2l-3 President, 18Th street, between surs