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FoR CALIFORNIA. VIA cHAGREs.

eA The new and splendid steamship
>xz4 GEORGIA, ID. ID. Porter, u 5. ~,
= commander.
Company will despatch the GEORGIA, ON WE'D
NEsDAY, the 18th Of March, at O'Clock. y. m,
from her pier, foot Of Warren street, North river.
for Havana, New Orleans and Chagrcs, touching
of the bar at Charleston and Savannah.
The superior accommodations in the Georgia
and her thoroughly tested double engines Of 700
horse power each, give passengers an assurance Of
safety and speed not 10 be felt in inferior vesscls
running with a single engine
An experienced surgeon IL attached 10 the vessel
Through tickets TO San Francisco can be secured
on application at the Office Of the company.
RATES OF PASSAGE FROM NEW YORK TO
roo 1T 100
stecragc Berths found bed s..s -. -. :. 20. 80
RATES OF PASSAGE FROM FAN 49, :"
SAN FRANCISCO.
State room bertha .......... .....,....... SOV
Storage bcrths found bed and separate table $50
Passengers to Chagrcs will board on shore during
the coalng Of the vessel at New orieans-thrcc
RATES OF PASSAGE.
To Havana To N. Orleans.
state room bcrtbs. ..........s7O SIS
Standee- berth, forward cabin 80 70
Storage, found bed and board IS rs
Freight TO Chagres must be prepaid. and all bills
Of ading must be signed ON board the ship
The public informed that the books for steer
age tickets for the month Of May are open,
from Panama to San Francisco. Application
should be made Immediately.
The undersigned will despatch the. following
steamers 10 run regularly and direct to San Fran
cisco:
The new and elegant steamships ISTHMUS, RE-
PUBLIC, ANTELOPE, and COLUMBUS.
For freight or passage, apply 10
NJ. O. ROBERTS,
Mar. It'd ils West street. New York.
1--WE DOLLARS REWARD the person
II who took from a lady's pocket on Monday
last, in the Senate Chamber, mother of-pcar Card
Case will return il 10 the ownef at the corner OF
and 2lst streets, the above reward will be paid and
questions asked II is Of particular value TO the
owner, but Of no use whatever to the person who
sclfshly mistook il for their own. Mar,
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From the Baltimore Amaiean. of March 4a.

In pursuance OF the call of the mayor, a mass
meeting OF the citizens OF Baltimore was held in
Monument Square last evening, for the purpose OF
Of the perpetuity Of the Union. Notwithstanding
the night was rather cold for out door assemblages
the meeting was very numerously attended, the
whole area between the Monument and Lexington
Der could not have been far from five thousand
The speakers platform in front of the court house
was appropriately festooned with the national en-
sign. and brilliantly illuminated, whilst along the
front was displayed canvass bearing the words
",THE UNION MUST AND SHALL BE PRESERVED" In
the rear of the speakers stand placed the hide
pendent Blues Band, who, previous to the calling
OF the meeting to order, performed several appro-
pirate pieces of music in admirable style.
The meeting was called To order by Joshua Van
sant, esq, and ON his motion organized by the
appointment of the following officers:
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SMITHSONIAN LECTUR Es.

IEUT, CHARLES HENRY DAVIS, u. 8. NJ,
IL will deliver course-of four lectures on the
subject OF 1.-The Tides of the Ocean and their Geo
logical Action" follows:
LIST lecture on Tuesday, 9th March, at 8, o. m.
I'd lecture on Friday, Sth March, at s, d. m.
3D. lecture on Tuesday, 18th March, al 8, D. m.
9Th lecture ON Friday 18th March, at 8, p. m.
March 5-dtl6
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JACOB SNYDER, IRIS
CARD.
Wines and Liquors.

wines
rJNHE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully call
i attention to his stock Of WINES AND LII
QUORS.
from abroad all Wines &c, in their purity, his
longer erpeienes the business, as conducted Jy him.
and direct personal knowledge ,ri me various
grotcing districts Of Europe than is possessed
By any other house in this CITY, afford assurance for
the character and quality of all articles sold by
him.
The arrangements Of his store and vaults are
such as to make them, IN fact the substitute for the
cellar Of every consumer.
Persons wanting small assorted lots OF choice
Wines for special occasions can BE- supplied at the
shortest notice. with w mes decanied or immediate
use, including Wines o France and Germany, not
usually 10 be obtained here.
COUNTRY TRADE and HOTELS supplied Mt
Wholesale prices most favorable terms.
CLUBS will find IL much to their advantage 10 or
der from the subscriber.
FAMILIES can command the best Of Table Wines
at very lot1 prices, also the cheapest sorts Of
Wines and Liquors, FOR CULINARY PUR-
POSES.
MEMBERS OF LEGISLATIVE BODIES, Mcsses.
and others at distance, can be supplied land
haze them sent BY "PACKAGE EXPRESS"
FREE OF CHARGE,) with Wines, &c. for
table, by the dozen, or in cases Of ASSORTED
SORTS, at the shortest notice, by addressing
their orders through the Post Office, 10
JACOB SNYDER Jr.,
Importer and Dealer in Wines, &c,
20 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
Gt-sEGAR Of direct importation from Havana,
OF various sorts and brands, always ON hand, from
$40 TO $40 per thousand, and sold by the single
box cheaper than at any other store in the city.
Jan. l6-du
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NEW STYLE MOTTO wAFER..

NEW STfLE MOTTO WATERS.
TRANSPARENT and Illuminated Motto and
J. Device Waters.
A new supply this day received, and for sale by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Booksellers and Stationers. near 9th street.
March
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BROWNS HOTEL.
n. r. & NJ. BROWN, PROPRIETORs,
pa. Avenue. between eth and nth streets.
wAsHINeroN, ID. G.
june l3-tf
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nLD DIR. TOwNsEND's sARsApARILLA.
" Thirty five dozen bottles of old DR. Town
sends original and genuine Extract Of sarsaparilla
for sale at factory prices, by
j. Y. CALLAN
March 2 Corner r and It'll streets
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A House AND FURNITURE FOR RENT.
cty in one Of the most desirable situations IN the
March 2-nof GREEN & TASTET.
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no fhe Editor, Of tle Union.

GEsTLEMEs: In late speech in the House Of
Representatives, maintained that the late admin
stration not, and that the present administra.
ton and is. responsible for the movements Of
General Riley in California. Mr.. T. Butler King
and other gentlemen have taken issue with me. and
have asserted that il President Polk and en-
Secretaries Buchanan and Marcy who advised Gen.
era Riley issue his proclamation Of June 3D. 1919
and prompted him to encourage the people Of tina,
country TO form State constitution. In vindica-
ton Of my position request the publication Of the
subjoined correspondence in the Union Of to- NOR
row morning. Very truly,
A. O. BROWN
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wmATLAsp, (near Lancaster,) Feb. %, 1850.
DEAN srR: have this moment received your f..
Of yesterday, enclosing a copy Of the card Of
Mr.. T. Butler King, Of the 23d instant. which con-
tains the following extract from the proclamation
of Gen. Riley;
"Thc method here indicated 10 attain what is dc.
Wired by ALL viz: perfect political organize.
ton is deemed the direct and safe that can be
adopted. and one fully authorized by law II IL the
course advised by the President and by the Sccre.
tares Of State and Of War Of the United sstes and
Is calculated TO avoid the nnumcrable evils which
must necessarily result from any attempt At illegal
local legislation. Il is therefore hoped IL will meet
the appreciation Of the people Of California and Thai
all good citizens win unite in carrying Il into
cution."
You enquire whether General Riley had you,
myI authority 10 issue that proc or 10 say
that you III had advised the method therein indi
Gated for forming State government in CAlifor.
MIA" To this question ] answer, without the least
hesitation, in the negative. My letter TO Mr. yoor
hies, Of the 7th October, Is4s, was carefully con
sidered by Mr.. Polk and his cabinet. and received
their unanimous appreciation. II written
chiefly for the purpose, appears upon lie face.
inducing the people Of California 10 submit pa.
tiently TO the condition in which they had beer
left, until Congress should provide for them ter.
ritorial government. My personal acqusintanc,
with General Riley IL very slight, and never had
any communication with him, verbal OF written
on the subject OF forming a State government for
California.
You further request me to state whether ex.
| President Polk or ex-Sccretary Marcy, ma far a,
you m know, authorized General Riley 10 issu,
that proclamation, or whether either OF them adj
Weed the Of policy therein indicated in refer
cncc TO California;
| To this answer, that TO my knowledgc neither
Mr.. Polk nor Mr. Marcy ever gave such authority
or advice TO General Riley. II either Of them is-
sued any instructions gave any advice to him at
variance with my letter Of the 7th October, 1913
lam entirely ignorant Of IL; and do not believe
they did. II 10 certain that Mr. Polk, in bis annual
message of the 5th December, ls4s, approved o.
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HOUSE, or REPRESENTATIVE. March 4, 1850.
HoUsE OF RnPREsEsTATIvEs,1
February rs, 1850. 4

DEAR Enclosed have the honor 10 send you
copy MIR. T. Butler Kings card, ms Il appeared
in the "Nafionai Intsliigence'' and "Repubiie' oi
this morning. Your attention specially invited to
the extract from General Ricy's proclamation. and
to Mr. Kings positive asseveraton that Mr.. Polk
is the President, Mr.. Buchanan the Secretary Of
State, and Mr.. Marcy the Secretary Of War, there.
in alluded to.
respectfully inquire whether General Riley had
your authority TO issue that proclamation or 10 say
that you advised the method therein indicated for
forming State government in California; and II
you feel hesitation in doing 40, you will obligs
me by stating whether ex-Prcsidcnt Polk or En-
Secretary Marcy, so far as you know, authorized
General Riley 10 issue that PROCLAMATION, or whe.
Their either Of them advised the course Of policy
therein indicated, in reference TO California.
Very respectfully, your cbedient servant.
A. G.. BROWN.
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This resolution is adopted from one of Mr.. Ca
houn's,
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.pELPHI THEATRE
Third Night of Mr.. c. Burke.

Managers. .Messrs. CARrLiTcH and BRowsk.
Acting and Stage Manager. tIr. J. b. RoRERrs.
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spring and SMmlller GOOdS :
Blire and Nari,ae insurance.

TTNIIE undersigned would call the attention Of me
chants and others having property exposed TO lost
by Fire the perils of Nav cation to the superior
advantages offered by the
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
OF Hartford Connecticut, wiz;
Rates of Premium as low as those of any other
RESPONSIBLE Othce.
"A Speedy and satisfactory adjustment of losses
by the General Agent OF the Company for the West
ern and Southern States.
3-Arbitration of all differences which may arise
by referees mutually chosen.
Awards promptly paid in Specie, ,Bankable Funds
or exchange on New York, baltimore, Charleston,
New Orleans; ST. Louis, Louisville, Pittsburgh or
Cincinnati at the option of the insured.
IJsPamphets, setting forth the mode and principles
of adjusting osses--Rates of Premums-classihcaro
of Hazards &C., &c., &C., furnished to the customers
of the office free of charge.
For further information apply to the undersigned
who is fully authorized to insure Dwellings, Stores
Hotels, Warehouses, Mills, Manufactures Barns, &c.
Also-Household Furniture, and Goods, Wares and
Merchandise contained or stored therein against loss
or damage by FIRE!
AlsoeDry Goods, Groceries, Manufactured Goods
Produce Household Furniture, Live Stock, and every
other description Of Merchandise personal Proper
ty shpped or to be shipped pei good steam boat OF
boats to and from points ON the Western Waters cl
between Eastern Cities [vla Lakes, or other inlan'
toutel and any towns in the Western country egans
the hazards OF INLAND TRANSPORTATION.
Shipments Of Goods, Wares and Merchandise
per good vessel or vessels between New Orleans an'
Eastern ports--between New Orleans and other Gul
ports--between all American ports and English O.
European Ports, or to any maritime port whatsoeye
| In the Atlantic waters against the PERlLS OF TIL
SEAS. VIM r. CREED Agent
January %, 1850 SO Protection Insurance Con
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CABINET MAKING
THONGA A S a. DoDsON.

ID ESPECTFULLY announces to the citizens of
AO Lancaster and vicinity, that he intends CARRYING
on the above business In dH its udrions branches, at
the OLD STAND ofHENRY SCHULTZ, in COnneps Rolp
ttco doors South Of the Eagle Printing Office; where
by strict attention to business he hopes to receive
liberal share OF pnblc patronage. He intends to keep
work of the planest and most fashionable style on
hand, all times and at all prices His work will be
made in the very 6eSt manner and of the best seasoned
timber. He has in his employ some of the very best
worhmen in the State; and therefore can warrant his
work. He will make
Sofas and Lounges-fnest quilted to the plain
est pad seats;
Turkish Divans and Ottomans
Side Boards-of the most fashionable and superior
style, and of various patterns;
Bureaus. Mahogany and plain of every description;
Tables Of all patterns and Styles
Mahogany Chairs; Book Cases and Secretaries.
Counting Houses and other Desks;
Hat Racks of every description.
Ward Robes and Wash Stands; ..-l
Bedsteads- Mahogany, Walnut and Cherry High
Post French Couches, French Grecan and Serpentne.
CoFFINs made in the shortest notice and no extra
charge for hearse. All funerals will be attended to
in person.
UPHoLsTERNG of every description Sofas and
Chairs restulfed Mattresses Palastres and Cushings
manufactured to order; Carpets cut and made; Hol-
land Blinds made; Ventian Blinds and Furniture of
every description repaired in the best manner.
Windsor d Fancy Chair Making.
The subscriber has also purchased the interest of
Mr. b. Franklin in the ChaimalSing business and will
in future carry the business at the old stand imme-
diately under the Ohio Eagle Office. He will keep
| on hands at all times, Plain and Fancy French and
Windsor Rocking, Arm. sewing Parlor Table, Barber
and Dentist chairs Fancy chairs and cane-seated OF
all descriptions and sociables and settees.
| ~ l. have steam power employed in turning and
Carpenters and country cabinet-nakers have all
kinds Of work in that line done to order.
THOMAS G. D0DSON.
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H. G. rARRELL'S
CeIebrated Arabian Liniment.

CelGDIdCSu Ai dDldD NlulinCuGs
IS most extraordinary medicine, the truth OF which
placed beyond doubt by the vast sales OF the ar
ticle, and the many cures being daily performed by it,
which previously had resisted all other medicines and
the skill OF the best physicians in the world 1t is
composed of balsasm, extracts and gums peculiar to
Arabia-possessing in concentrated form, all their
stimulating, Anodyne penetrating, unctuous and re-
vulsive properties, and the same which, ages ago,
were used by the "Sons of the Desert" with such
miraculous success, in curing the diseases of both
man and beast
IisRead the following REMARKABLE CURES, which
should of themselves place II. G. FARRELLs ARABIAN
LrNMENT far beyond any similar remedy.
"About year and half ago, swelling appeared
in my wfes stomach gradually increased in size until
1t became large my fist and sore that she could
not bear the least pressure upon it without giving her
extreme pain. got the advice Of our best doctors
and they differed in opinion about it, some said it
an Ague Cake or Enlargement OF the Spleen; some
that L was an Enlargement of the Ovaries and others
said il was Tumor of the Ovaries, and could not bC
cured exceptby cuttngit out In this critical situa
ton, was persuaded to try H. G. Farrelrs Arabiar
Iinimen upon it, and strange 1t may appear, upon
the third application she began to improve, and hal
continued getting better daily until now she is wei
as ever-enloying excellent health.
Peoria, march B, l849 ID. MCCONNELL.
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GEORGE L. EcKERT,

GEORGE y. e ECK z IT,
HAS removed his CABINET WARE ROOM to
Main street, in StanberyS Building tlUO doors EGs
of the Hooking Valley Bank, where he will keep on
hand larger and more general assortment Of Cabinet
Furniture than ever before, and manufactured
al by the best of wOrkmen, Of the best material and
in the very latest styles-consisting in part of
French, Serper I'm q PLAIN Sofas
very cheap.
LOUNGES, DIVANs and OTTOMANS,
of various styles;
MAHOGANY R0CHING AND SETTING CHAIRS
of different kinds.
Serpentine Centre TABLES at treduced prices;
Pier, Card, Dressing, End, Dining and Tea Tables;
Yankee Lockers; Secretaries and Book Cases;
French, Serpentine and plain Dressing Bureaus;
Mahogany and plain Bureaus, UeTy cheap;
Wardrobes, Wash-Stands and Work Stands;
Desks Hat Racks and Night Stands, Uery lou;
BEDSTEADS OF ALL KINDS,
And all other articles in his line that may be called
for Having large and select stock OH hand, he viii
dispose of the at reduced prices, and low al
any man sells articles of equal quality at auction
g. q <@@ Hk3SA3SSlS
Is always in readiness to attend funerals at the short
est notice. ALI Collins made to order The subscri
Der will promptly attend funerals any where in tn,
county with his Hearse free of extra CHARGE and al
his prices will be reduced.
The subscriber returns his greatful thanks to his oil
customers and respectfully solicits a continuance o
their patronage Under his new arrangement he viii
be able to give more general satisfaction to the pub
lie. GEORGE L. ECKERf.
Lancaster, March 90, 1850. AZ
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FACTS FOR THE PEo PIE
REINMUND, son & BECI

REINMUND, SON & BECK,
4 T their Old Stand on main street, are just receiv4
N ing their
spring aud GUNNER Goods,
From the Eastern cities, consisting in part Of the
following
Blue, Black and Brown CLOTHS; CASsIMERES
and SATTINETS. Also variety of style and coors
of Summer Cloths; general assortment Of Spring
and Summer Dress Goods. Bonnets, Leghorn and
Palm Leaf HATS, Ladies' Slippers Walking Shoes &
Hardware, Queensware and Groceries.
The citizens of Fairfield and adjoining counties are
respectfully invited 10 call and examine Splendid
Stock Of Goods As for prices we cannot be beat as
our entire stock was purchased for Cash. consequent
ly we are enabled to sell at very lou pyices-whout
making great blow in tile newspapers
Come one come ALL and we will satisfy you of these
| ,acts! RElNMUND, SON BECK.
N. b. PRODUCE Of all kinds taken in exchange for
| Goods
Lancaster, march %, 1856 2m47
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How're CURE THE CHoLERA.-T The Savan-
nOh Republican. in giving an account Of
tho recent events in Cuba, says;
1t is curious circumstance, and one
we'll worthy of mention, that the cholera
disappeared in Havana the moment
that the news of the expedition was re-
ceived, This circumstance is we'll sns
tanned by the experience of all discip
lined armies in the field, on the eve of q
battle when the sick list diminishes rap
idly, he excitement in Havana was
in like manner, so great that not a case
ofcholera was reported the day after the
arrival of this news
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JULIAN & ULRxCK.

WTOULD respectfully inform their customers and
w the public generally that they have Just receiv-
ing at their old stand directly opposite the Tdlmadgo
House. very large and well selected stock of Spring
and Summer Goods, which they will sell either for
cash or country produce cheap any house in Ohio
For THE LADms-They have large lot of the
latest style Dress Goods such silks, silk Tissues
Bareges, Emb'd muslins, Linens Lawns, Alpacas, De
Lanes, Ginghams Calicos, sc.
They also have almost every grade and description
Of Bonnets Ribbons Flowers ShRwls Parasos Gloves,
Netting Laces and Hosiery.
FoR THE GENTLENIEN-They have well selected
stock of Cloths Cassmeres Sattnets, Tweeds, JEANS
Summer Wear Vestings, Cravats, Boots, Shoes and
every kind of Hats
Their stock OF CIR o CERES. QUEENSWARE,
Salt, Cotton Yarn Wickng and Batting is heavy and
of good quality.
stock such can't help but please and their prices
made to suit the times.
Lancaster, April l2. 1850 49
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-14

A RIcH MAN.-Tho Washington cor
respondent Of the New York Tribune,
under date Of May 20. saym Col Ere.
mont received official advices by the last
! California mail of tho extent and rich
ness of his mines, that even to him ap.
pear incredible. If he can hold the land
upon which these diggings are, and in
which the gold is said to be inexhausti-
BILE, and comparatively speaking, ofeasy
access. there will be no estimating his
wealth. lie is daily making leases tc
advonturors, the per centage upon which
will make his income enormOus.-l learr
that previous to his leaving California fol
Washington, he was working thirty men
aud that the nett monthly proceeds which
were paid over to him were equal TO I
hundred pounds Of pure gold month
But this would be but trifling income
IN comparison TO what il must be, if the
accounts Of the richness and extent o.
the veins Of gold upon bis land. which he
received by last mail, are corroborated
by actual receipts"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-14

RIGnTs or WoMEN.-.Mr. Sielke
man of about twenty. five. keeping q
grocery store, has sued Mrs Tappey
aged eighteen, engaged as seamstres'
in gentleman's family. fora breach oi
promise. The court has decided thai
The lady cannot be held to bail in this ac
tion. The rule is different as to men
The code says lha; no Female shall be
held to bail except for wilful injury tc
person, character, or property. The
plaintitfcontended that he had been injur
ed in oil three, by tho wilful act of the
defendant in violating her promise, which
caused hm great agony of mind. uniting
him for business for a week, and 50 af
tecllng him since as to affect his business
severely, &c. But the Judge didn't sym
paihize.- Albany State Register.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-14
Boots, Shoes, Leather and
Findings.

TTNHE Eupdefsiened have commenced receiving tnelr
Spring and Summer stock Of tooas' whie" cur
sist IN mart Of the following articles;
Tsdies' Black, Bronze, High Low Busl1ns CATERS
Fine Kid Slippers and Ties.
Misses Black, Bronze cold Bnsl1ns and snPpers
Cbildren's Black, Bronze & cold Shoes and Caters
Mems Calf and Morocco Boots
. Buskin and Cashmere Caters, on hahds and
made to order:
Coarse Boots from 10 to $500 per pair
Kip monroes for Sl,0O
Bows coarse Boots from 81 so to 81
Ali kinds of Findings, such as Kit, Thread, Pegs
Boot Webbing, Boot and Brogan Laces;
They have also on hand first rate article of Span
ish Sole Leather, morocco, Innings and Bindings;
Also, continue to manuiature and have on hand .
splendid assortment of their own work, which is sc
well known as to need no other Recommendation
Their thanks are returned to the many friends wht
have hitherto extended to them liberal patronage
The public generally and the Ladies' in par icular
are invited to call and examine their stock before pur
chasing elsewhere. WORK, SON WORK.
Lancaster. march % 1850 Al