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Total crop, i,77s5Oo a,347soo 2,72s,5oo a,ao97 5s


The falling Cd, accompanied by continued rise in
price, been regular and rapid January in
and the deficits great, that II the receipts become
from September, fully equal those Of last year.
they win scarcely bring the crop TO 900 bales The
chances are, although may be the that OF the
Weather planters holding back that the receipts
September will not exceed those OF l6i7 or, In
round numbers 700 bales; which would give but
bales for the crop. Tue stock hand here is
SIS $50 additional 400 900 bales would make
$40 In export and consumption for these Objects
37 2a4 bales required there would at
the rate be deficit Of 3i7 2i leaving not bag on
hand with which the year or, TO keep
the stock good there will be deficit OF 100000 bales and
this Ia time Of great scarcity Of goods the continent
low prices Of food, and all the elements Of extended
consumption The demand for goods in the United States
such sustain prices and the supplies Of foreign good
particularly French, scarce and high. The home de
mand Europe 10 such raise prices con.
sideraby those Of last fall and the partners abroad
houses report the impossibiy Of placing goods old
prices With the increasing supplies OF California gold
spreading into those districts which drained OF money
for adventures and outfits tbither. the ability and dspc-
sition 10 buy and pay increase very perceptbly.
The northern and trade begin make their APP
pearance, and report considerable quantities of produce
ready come fDrw ard with the opening Of navigation
made the markets heavy Cotton is quite unsettled and
buyers will continue 10 show indisposton
Ill the southern agents OF Lancashire begin to show their
hands Flour has continued quite dull straight Michigan
and Ohio, % IS IS 81 do and mixed State, s. So ~
southern, - 81 IS rs. Rye -four, 81 U.s. Corn meal
dull ut 81 % 83. Wheat s In good demand. Rye, 81
Barrie " rs 90 cents. Corn not quick Mt 81 Sc
cents whits southern o. cents do. yellow Pork Is dull
$40 $40 rs mess IS 80 IS 62l prime. Beef steady
So 75a 50 prime. Lard dull at 81 81 cents Bacon
tive at A cents Cheese, 81 cents Sugar, New Or
leans, Al 81 cenn Whskcy, 24i 2il cents. Clover
seed du n u cents. Rice, 1925 50 SGT Tobacco Is
In fair demand sale, Kentucky ia7i cents Virginia.
Al 7 cents. Wool ba, been quiet; the supplies the
West said 20 be fair The stock here Is said TO be
800 900 lbs. Sales iblood, Goa a. cents.
The stock market has been very active and prices OF al
most all descriptions have advanced. The demand for
United States abroad, by supplying the bill Market aids
only In keeping down prices Of exchange, but aso in
keeping money abundant the stock market The sup
plies Of money in private hands large and always
out when per can be had. The quotations to-day
followsi
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II isnot our custom 10 apply ncknames to our pot-
cal opponents nor would suggest at this time,
but from the fact, that not day has passed for the
last six months in which the cabinet organ, by author
ity" we suppose. has not applied 10 the democratic
party the amazingly witty sobrique Of "bitierenders
We do not wish to deprive that dgnifed print Of the
delectable pleasure which TO enjoy, in applying
the nickname, the offspring OF its own prodgious intel
lect to the democratic party On the contrary. wish
to continue the practice As il is the organ Of the cab
met the world will be very apt to The dignity
Of that body by the daily language Of its adopted journal
But offset, suggest not meaning to use il our
selves, the application Of flag lenders TO the Taylor party,
represented by the Republic. Such an application
will be very appropriate for certainly the follow
OF the cabinet but the fagend Of the wing party
the body Of the party having long ago "turned the cold
shoulder" TO the administration. Henceorh let il be
understood that the Taylor party is the fagend Of the
wing party, OF which Truman Smith is the leader and
the Republic the organ and let them be known the
"fag-endsrs"
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Death Of DR.. Robert >. Bou,d,n.

Departed this lie about the 2oh Of November
city, In California Of the prevailing season. ROBERT
BOULDfN late Of Charlotte, and
BouLprs, Of Charlotte county, Virginia
On the TIN Of March, $780, Dr. Boudin, company
brother, Thomas IT, BouIdn, IT, esq and Others len Charlotte
courthouse good health and fine Spirits purpose ofuavene
the overland from Fort Independence California and
remarkable, accomplished the journey
any accident on The way
Thomas T. Boudn, IT, the brother Of Dr. BouIdin
San Frsncisco under the 18th January last
himself very III Of the fever same place where
brother died. that he could ecoect precise date
crs death, but believes the mentioned Mr..
Thomas r. Bouldin fast recovering from his severe
position.
During illness Of Dr. Boudn attended BY Dr. White
physician, Of Mr. wbe Of Florida
had every comfort possible a,anton the
place could command and died with manly foritudc.
Dr Boudn born the 9Th day OF September 1915 He recev-
ed his medical education in the city Of Pha
dephia and settled Charlotte house He ranked heh as
physician and and practice not
only IN Charlotte but the adjoining He was particularly
distinguished for surgical knowledge skfu operations
physician IN Charlotte could In surgery He en-
pccted 70 return sssin 70 Charlotte year,. His death win be
amented only by relatives but community Al large The
especially will lament his death he wa. literal
spohecs physician, He was friendly
and benevolent, and too kind and his own good
The writer Of this notice knew long and Intimately Yes
thou kndheaed boy morning Of INV days. thy
the city Of SACRAMENTO California the clouds Of night
spread their pail thy part but ,hy virtues win live
in the memory Of Thy genuine friends
good people Of Charlotte Regis'caf IN pace, wLBB.
MAsoH 10, 1850.
fThs city papers are requested 20 eor.l
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The advance is marked and considerable. The compar
son, being the period of the year when like
interest have accrued indicates the real improvement in
the stock The cotton market, however, threatens reaction
disastrous Of affairs in England short supply of
cotton is coniessedy evil. greatly TO be dreaded in
England short crop Of grain, deficiency Of pota
IL Is known that In Lancashire 2OO0000 souls de-
pendant upon cotton; in Yorkshire 400 900 Lanarkshie
100000 In those three districts souls supplied
with from the slave States oil America When
they short Of food the whole world offers them greater
or less supply on some terms but when the supply
OF United States cotton is short there is rem
edy. As well might they have no food en-
ployment enable them to buy It. This state of
affairs has become perllous. The increase of capital
and the improvements In machinery have brought England
to position in which she work up moro cotton than
is grown, and produce cloth than is wanted The
multiplication of manufactures in the United States and in
Europe constantly narrowing her markets and while her
ability manufacture greater than there Is less de-
mand for her services In this position the supply Of cot
threatens be less than is actually required by all
countries leaving England but small proportion of what
she requires 10 maintain her home trade
The exports OF cotton from the United States for several
years. from September to arch TO- have been ioows
Exports Of Cotton from The Unied States from September
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.


BALrAoRE, March U.s. D. M
The Webster Trial Steamer Launeh.-Forsst Divorce
Cass.--A John Bull Biundu.-City Mortality .-FHs.
mems Visit The Markets. &c.
The evidence for the prosecution In the Webster trial.
learn by telegraph from Boston, this morning. is drawing
TO close The testimony published this morning, corrob-
orariye of that of Leeld, has caused those hesitate
who first stood strongly in defence Of the accused and
readily express their fears that he will be convicted
Others however expecting that the counsel for the de-
fence will the tide, when the proper time comes, oil
against Litilefed The testimony for the defence will
probably and the elect IL may have
the solid array of circumstances will II TO be
looked for with great interest.
The steamship Powhatan launched at the Ports.
mouth navy yard few weeks since in snow-storn, and
the twin Susquehanna will meet with similar
greeting entering her future element this afternoon.
Great preparations perceive by the Philadelphia papers
were made Tor the launch.
The legislature OF Pennsylvania yesterday referred the
application OF Edwin Forrest for divorce the action oil
the judges oil the court of common pleas of Philadelphia
An English paper received by the Niagara, says that
Mr Webst the great American statesman is DO tried
in New York, the 18th Of March, for the murder Judge
Parker" We will have send Yankee printers
devils across the waters to make up Anne lean for
the English papers.
The number OF deaths in this city during the past week
was 49, being about the for this OF the year
Forty OF them, however, under five years of age
Among the Diseases consumption claims eleven victims
and scarlet fever FIVE
The firemen of Baltimore making preparations for
the reception of the New York Hook and Ladder Company
on the 9Th o April by grand torchgh procession They
will reach here o'clock night in the mail-boat
The MARKETs.-ln the Baltimore market this morning
there sales 900 bbls Howard flour - 62i.
Nothing doing in City Mills. No sales Of wheat Limited
sales 4S so for white, and 40 80
yellow Nothing in oats Whiskey dull at 20 cents.
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Thus, of the whole amount exported and consumed at
the high prices that have ruled since September Eng
land has taken but 40 per against So per
year; while our manufacturers have taken IL per
cent than last year. considerable proportion of the
diminished demand which exists in England arises
from short time, reluctantly adopted by the spinners rs
which has often before succeeded in breaking
speculative markets but larger proportion is doubtless
owing the fact Of their changing from fine
yarnsan operation which reduces the quantity of cotton
required keep certain number Of spndles in operation
fully so per The effect Of this however, enhance
the supply OF fine goods, and to throw up entirely the
competition with western Europe and the United States in
the production of goods and yarns Hence find
that while the English production OF goods less
the French and United States acurers take
than The amount in the table taken by the latter
only that after Atlantic spnners bought the ports and
does embrace the increasing quantities wrought up
The interior. The result may be over-suppIy of fire
goods and scarcity of While Lancashire has been
holding back in the hope that the crop will be 900
bales, aud therefore enable them break down prices
New England been pressing its production in the faith
crop will reach 100 900 bales, and that prices
will rise rather than fall Il is evident, however, that
under favorable circumstances the high figure
can scarcely reached The following table shows the
progress OF the receipts In the United States since the last
In December when they most closely approximated
those Of last year:
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DELEGATES the Convention for Revising the Ma
nonal PharmacopGia-In compliance with resolution Of
Convention for revising the National Phamacop9ia which
Washington the LIST Of January l64 Vice President
the appointment Of the following delegates 70 The ensuing
non % be held Washington the first Monday in May 1880
him. 4 =
From the Faculty the National Medical College," Washing
ton, Professors Riley, Miller and Foreman. tefa
From Faculty COLLEGE,, Of
phia, Professors Franklin Bache and r. NJ Huston.
From the College Of Pharmacy the Of New York Mess
John Mlhan, George D. Coggesha and James g. Aspinwa
From the Medical Faculty Of the University of Pennsylvania
Drs George b. Wood and James b. Rogers
From the College of Physicians Philadelphia, D Joseph
Carson, Henry Bond, and Francis West
From the "Geneva Medical College," Professor James Bryan
MD.
From the "New Hampshire Medical institution" Drz. Albert
Smith and Dixi Crosby.
From the Philadelphia College Of Phamacy,n William Proctor
IT,, Daniel B. Smith, aud Charles Ellis
From the Rhode Island Medical Society," Ds Usher Parsons
David Ring and Joseph Mauran.
From New Jersey Medical Society,"" D L. Condict and
w. A. Newell.
From Faculty Department University
OF Buffalo, DR.. Charles A. Lee.
From the Medical society Of Deiaware Drs j. Jump d.
Perkins, and J. w. Thompson.
Medical Society,"" George d. WILDER,
M. ID.
GEORGE b. WOOD,
Viee President Of the Pharmaceufia Conrenon Of l6f0
Philadelphia, March 25 1850. II
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Suddenly the l7h February the residence
Rev Gpsos OssAsD, Mscedon Centre New York. Mrs MARCIA
RET MORsElL, relict Of esq,
Georges county, Maryland, sred 81 years.
This emabe lady has len large circle Of relatives and friends,
both In the sae Of her and Of her adoption who
mourn her irrepsrsbs loss owy Christian, her simple
and unaffected pey rendered burning and shining shr
all who within range Of her acquaintance Though
death has may be ned let
friends those win be comored for Of her. II Of
any he ad answered the end Of her
and has been gathered tomb Of her ers good Old
Like sbeaf Of wheat thss's fully npe
Andready for me garner u ne Iordv
his residence this city, AZ O'Clock "Wednesday evening
Of disease Of Mr. ALBERT g. WILLIS
Of HE age Ncdce 81 ne Of the funeral win be given
row.
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0J-An Easter Festival, procure funds complete
the Lecture Room ofte Church Of e Ascenson M Gs Eps
cop will be held oDEON, Pennsylvania
and street. during the first week in April commencing Easter
Monday O'Clock, The win be open that hour
every evening Of the week.
variety Of useful and articles refresh
ments Of various kinds, will be exhibited for sale.
A good band will be In attendance, sN.Atsf
Admittance, l2k ticket for the week, admitting lady
and gentleman, 81
As the room Is absolutely accommodate the Sabbath
School the Church, hoped the friends Of sabbath Schools
will extend 70 This Festival liberal patronage "Feed Lambs ~
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THE Esnest cellsctiea Of Book. Of Ea.r.v,.~. .vsr
offered s q. :' - IA Ansss amongst which
" and e ass '. sss.a
sssss proof ss H. % ca p s..is
ss ss s si si sss.. :.
proof plates, Bible oPales 200 o. which proo6
assss, cS.,sss. 81 cosssis. A ssss
sSossS Sss. VOLS Sss.. saassS Sss
smith and Belle Galleries. Aias Hissongus over d
plate. Es%sss.sa. nasi.i fssss Dssi!..
spsaIs sanSy Views, las plates, vols Records, g plates
Edwardss Bids finely plates, Robinsoas
ysi BUILDINGS si Do fo % ys:
aoo pilates. yo r', ss
pas:i AeheImaa's History Oxford plates Ens
Autographs fine eolored plates, vols Wa Historic Gallery,
View y: 1ssnss Ay.s plates sels,ss wse
3. I sssss s
Ganses and yua, % eooIed plates Rhine, coored plates
% ESpssa Toa 81 Z; aassa' A London
:. q. " ..s
ihon Kenyons Example Of Trees In Landscape plates Rass
&c ic 400 g ss so q a. s1
il 70 parts Aua. q the World Asis,a Emblsmsis oesns.
plates Bells Pantheon, Breyas Travels, % plates
sss p Hssss. c wc
% vols Bucksr's Grammar Schools 90 plates slrchs Views
sons ofsanic Remains o. Former World plates coioed
Fendens illustration Of Bible vols Cunninghams Cabinet Gal
pors Of Committees o. Commons isia 1850 in
MONS 1901 % isS hasap yo. So, valuable paSs
Of tho irish Paraasn vols sSs avois 40 Poole synop
England yo Foa Mars @ is Ss. a. msy P
vilssss Of raia%sn. . vS iss . .,. ~ p,
works standard law reports, &C. - ...
a3savsa Cd door west Of Il street. on Penn av
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The National Inteiigsnosr Of yesterday contradcts
the statement Of letter writer in the New York Herald,
copied into the Union lately, the effect that Mr. Ewing
had recently allowed claim Of slssooo for infersa on
claim. the principal Of which was paid some time ago.
The Tntsesn~ states that il was paid BY the Treasury
Department, on the opinion Of the Attorney General
We are ga6ed that this matter does not lie at the door
Of Mr. Ewing We wish he might get rid Of bis parcipa-
ton in the Virginia land scrip operations as easily We
certainly have no desire 10 see him or any other prom
en officer Of the government, implicated in
which reflect dscredit not only upon himself but the
character Of the government. @ 1seess IS
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We recommend TO our readers the letter Of our com
mercial correspondent II presents some and very
interesting statistics about cotton.
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The earth is covered with snow. which began to fall
about 10 O'Clock yesterday, and continued till IL last
night, when this paragraph was written Our mails
were very inconsiderabls yesterday and last night
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GOLD AND SILVER LEVER WATCHES, GOLD GUARD,
fob and chains and finger Of variety
ellis beaspins and with large assortment Of
ey, and silver &c. ancuonOn Friday, 29h
shall sell Georgetown, Bridge Congress High
in the formerly occupied by Mr. stoops immedsy
opposite the old Union Bank building the
Of watches and ewely exhibited for sale In Georgetown,
50 gold and silver watches
40 gold guard, vest, and fob chains
$50 pair Of gold rings OF every variety and kind
$50 gold breaspns, assorted
$50 finger rings.
Also large OF gold pencils miniature
ocket &C., with large assortment Of other jewey and fancy
goods. ET
until 10 O'Clock in the evening An goods
represented.
The gentlemen OF Georgetown is re-
specially invited the sale the goods Of hno quality
sale positive.
GREEN TAsTET, Auctoneers.
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COMMERCIAL.


t NEw YoKK, March 26, 1850 D. IN.
The accounts nom Europe which reached the close
Of the week generally OF very charac
pause in the demand for descriptions Of goods
and produce is manifest Notwithstanding the continued
abundance Of money. Prices generally evnced down
ward tendency with the exception of United States secur
ties, which, contrary tho expectations OF parties
improved. The Of politics here seemed European
capitalists by threatening those Of CONT
nen and the disposition buy there exceeded amounts
offering AS compared with last year. the leading stocks
stand as follows in London,
United States Sforks ia LoMdon, March 8.
U.S. 81. NY. So Md S. Pass Ky. 6's. Miss. Mass
uln1L
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ROMEO AND JULIET.
Tomorrow friday Euening, Msrch 18th,
AT CARUspS SALOON,
Being positively the last reading give Washington
Tickets so had places Reading
at O'Clock.
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We regret to that Mr. Soule, Of Louisiana, is still
detained from his seat by indspostion.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


o0-sr HsrHr M.LswIs Of Montgomery, Alabama, ssn-
srai travelling s Asbams and Teanssses ssd BY Mr. D.
b. BRErr. a ssst gf8
00mr IssAsL r. Jnrs, lss Tenth street. Phiadsi
phiA general travelling agent assisted BY messs JAMES n
wHrpLs, VIZ II. wxLp, o. H. r. srrs Joss CoLuHs JANIS
DErEHos A. xxx wsLIssroH, n. A. EvANs, JAM" cLAkA'
JosH W. AILxr, and r. LOCKS.
0yhr. c. w. JAnEs No. Harrison street, cncinnsn on'o,
general travelling agent for the western States, assisted
~ SAITH, r. DEsT, JAsos TArLoE,' W.
LocxE, w. RAnsAy, and @. srKrnAs. sH4
fnz-Rscep. nom either Of the above win BE- good.
z-yox.r B. PxLsEa receive Advertisements for
the Union in Phisdepha and Boston, ana receipt o
payment the same 7Fetf 4G &sn kN 4 M
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Mar l4-eodouf
NO. :, OPPOSITE 4, CENTRE M 5s have
E.,ia New YoIK family dOur
Do hulsd suckwhsas -
Rye -four, Graham -four
F PnsSl, sssa nSa, sa sT naas wh''p
standard loaf, crushed, sranuaed, and ground sugars
Old government JAVA Maracaibo Mocha Rio, Domingo
Fine sunpowde IMPERIAL young hyson, old hyson akin,
Superior bu,ssr selected from Orange county daires
spaso, Pamesan, scian pine APPLE imitation English and
Genuine Boston, extra oyster butter Soda crackers
No i and No. . mackerel, in IS Id. kits
barrels and barrels goldfish salmon, tongues and sounds and
BIeached winier sperm, lard, and whale oil
SPERM sperm, adamanne and mould candles assorted
variety Of fancy mats, s.oo@s buckets, baskets, &C.
spices o. all kinds u grain --..,....- -,
and tomato ,ss ss's @iusd ' pickles: English
Preserved lines, Guava jelly nuits in strip
Masess and I sos % Almonds .hsbars aIserss wauu,
Harvey Rs.d,.s, and pepper 'aues India sol
:s, vanilla, .% sss:.s :
pssss mint; s..ss. ~. ss.y, ....,
aower rose, and peach bay salad dressing coopsr
ana i .as sss Ssscs n
Wild. many other desirable articles. solicit
Mar i4-eoeuf JOHN y. KIBBEY co.
&c -. . ss 'f s.s Z. n: extreme
nrhi NE Heights Of Geoetown The dwelling eonrss.
residence Il ! sasstansly built high,
aIss BY ssa and Spacious running
length house ossihsr win wing 9. Lsnsa :s.
ssdsnegs house, ana other ofscss ali o. brick
10 area Of sss
house face. the south and q %
while embraces IN The deshua northern VIEW o. which
ss s &. e. which, asSs e. sssss
..S g s .S Ss % on
fertility soil and the excsleni exposure admirably
s sssS ss nossS spp The proximity %
s,. a amS s.s % s ess q town ssdsnss s
churches schools markets. Of business being
%s%ss. he ssSss s's "a
om scoaomy NAV bs an inducemen and who may NOT
q e fact respectfully suggested s, The . csssg
''e SUBSCRIBER SAMUEL @. DAVIDSON,
Mar l-2aw3w Agent and Trustee ~ rropdssoss
NEW SPRING eooDs.Tb. .ss.euss m a-y opened
N the following very desirable goods for ladies' dresses
Plain siace spring slt
s sass. ias,. &c ss DO 90
Plaid figured and striped spring silk
Do Grensdine
Plan pink blue bur- corn, drab pssn and variety figured
HIM. o,orred embroidered
Eured s. pink plain blue apple gesn so ,eoa. !. Of
which we invite ladies' call before purchasing e
where determined sell small profits 70 insure qwcs
ssfss. ~
#ra9 Y. n. Hooh = -
nS1sTRA BILE Property fsr RensA largo threcop efcs
house, threesory hack building attached thereto arg
stable and coach house the premises occupied
y Rsss s gwen s a .,ss e. Isss
Up PEPPER, Agent
Mar I3-3if Adjoining the premises
Dancing Acsdsmy.-ssccrd ossrss.
Mr. " r. Liable announce 70 the citizens y
vi second course Of dancing
Thursday, the 5 o. tsnun, ~ "
Pennsyvan Opposite WIardr hoss
Days Of tuition Washington Tuesdays in"'-''s'' ~ "
dayss Gsorgetown-Mondays and fridays
Jan 29-dn =
rE4E wvder.s~rea hsvins located I'm Washington,
oud respcctuIly public that ne ready 20 prosecute
business before he sevsra ~
Congress- such be innsssd 70 hm van ee s'sno
% M " w ls P,omp"e" ., L. NELSON