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Taylor and his cabinet to furnish eext for creating
high duties, mammoth bank, reguar-bui system Of
i urs ii Hi ihe long category of federalism Nor Is This ali
But their policy. IL adopted would. in very short time.
bankrupt the treasury. and compel resort 70 loans and
miserable federal policy as that attempted TO be acted
out BY the present weak administration, the people Of
this country will submit The day for the advoca
as 4
will never agree to become hewers Of wood and draw
ers Of water for the exclusive benefit Of the ordy
Not only sthe administration Of General TAYLOR pro6i
gate and exiravagant in the extreme but Il has also re-
arded the growth and spread Of republican principles
pahizing hand to those noble nations that were hero
caly struggling for freedom Yes, when the sacred
flame OF liberty was burning with almost nextnguish-
when the purifying fires. famed into flame 81 the
immortal k0ssuth as pure q Christian and noble
patriot az any country was ever able % boast Of were
gary the administration At Washington had word
OF comfort to offer either of these nations; and thus the
noble and ncouptbe Kossuh, who was too pure to be
bought by Russian or Austrian g0ld or 10 be Influenced
by his deverer the Grand Sultan Of Turkey. 70 aban
don hs religion experienced at the hands Of M.hom-
etan ruler sympathy and kindness that we're denied
him by the President OF Christian republic. And, as
if to insult government the President nominated
man who has been guilty Of many disgraceul deeds 70
represent At that cruel and court thereby
government that has murdered in cold blood hundreds
and thousands of her citizens. We are happy, how
ever to that the minister thus 90 cruel and
bloody court was few days ago very properly re-
iected by the Senate Of the United States
How different was the conduct Of President Monroe,
when Greece revolted against the Turks and struck for
liberty under their unfortunate leader Marcus Bozxis
whom sweet American poet, Halleck, has i'm
mortaixed ia song On that occasion Mr. Monroe deep
" sympaihzed with the struggling Greeks. and gave
hem all the encouragement il possible for him to do
We should like to extend our remarks upon this sub
ect but we have not ROOM and must therefore desst for
he present.
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DGwARE Tnpostsrs.-Tbe tins opporsa
nifty ian she pubic thst there imposten travelling
through United stsses, selling recipe for making wash
Tor washing Clothes which e an infringement stephen
Mixture
mixture Cranes directions recipe
asnssa and e vender refuses ve be name And hereby
unless purchAsed
agent flaw, and sbey make themselves
damages; ~ hsy viii be dealt with
- :" q. CRANE, r.s.sss.s.
FEB l2-dlms
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The Angelica papers contain the following CORES,
pondence Of Fitx Henry Warren. General TayIors hsad
man in the Post Office Department. with Captain Starr,
the venerable postmaster at Angelica When the hrst
effort was made by sundry parisans Al Angelic. ior me
fory-6ve wings and ninety -four democratic 9f the ioxn
demonstrated against IT, and he was suffered 20 emsn
for several monihs Another effort was made Tor his r..
mova this winter, but the occupant feeling secure M!
no charges could be brought against nms wooa nh
allow his whig and democratic fellow-cuzens . eney
their remonsrances but his removal was ana
he Al once demanded the and received ne fooW
"Posr OrrIcK DErAnTnEr,
rAppointmcnt Office, February 4 l060.
.s,s In replv TO yours Of the 18th ulL. you aSomed
tbat the charges upon which you removed from the
oice Of Angeles, New York, were sAfirsy
YEP '''p''"ains aFifz faikNRY WARREN.
sAngeiics, Allegany county. New York"
We have never objected 10 the removal Of democrats
from Office by federal administration but insist that
shall be done in defiance Of Gen Taylors pledges
TO the contrary, without full exposition OF the fncon
siseney We happy 10 zee The administrator @ cons =
out. and boldly giue the Of removal q - y
the above instance Captain Sta!r Y tne n,s1 49,
incumbent removed from Office BY Gener 49, ~
has been fortunate enough 70 Obtain the s, 49,
reasons had not thus besn given ne nonsss, - -
portion Of the federal party might nsve ~ y is -
had been guilty of misdemesnos q nscs nuy'
- shev are taught 10 believe implicitly nss nen ffess-
dent adoes nos proscribe men for opn'on's SAFE.
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= N s-.sss-.e TV.chrr Wanssd I1nnas61n1s1y.
v,uE y,,cp~ q ~ m 90 sse Aes6sny wishes
esnpy forthwith assistant ses1na go y
- \, nrmsr3ed man. q sober habits and ecod moral c.snre
PrincipH
p~blo lo-da
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Brilliant Leateriss for February, 1850.
J. w. MAURY Co., Managers.
CAPITALS.
100000 49,. o35.0oO. -. o20, 900. -. ol5,o0O.
prizes Of 81 ,0o0beng the number prizes.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit Of Monongaia Academy,
Class b, for 1850.
Aexandra Saturday, asa Of Feb 65o
70 number iouey-i3 drawn ballots!
grand capital 900 splendid prize 900
splendid prize 5000 900
10000 .l0,sf7
$50 prizes Of lowest . Nos.) si 900, kc., hc, &c.
Whole tcket sa0haives, Sie-quarfe 85-eighti q So
Cernhcaies of packages Of . whole tickets, S2so
Do 8 half do 1s0
Do % quarter DO 20
Do 70 eighth do Is
Orders ofPackagex
splendid lotteries will prompt attention.
ofca Of each drawing immediately amer
o all who order from
Address Ia G. MAURY, Agents.
Jan a. Aicxandna, Virginia
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THE undersigned would respectfully can attention 70 his stock Of
i WINES AND LIQUORS.
The facilities BY obtaining al ine
purity, his longer experience the business con-
BY him. direct knowiedge with the vsr
disrc Of Europe, than ossc~sed by other
this afford assurance for the ehscte and quality Of
all articles sold By him.
Thr arraneemenb and make
thcm cellar every
and wanting small assorted o Of choice wines @
win
for Immediate ncsdns wines Of France and Ger
many, usually % be obtzined here
able terms .af -t i.
scnber.
FAMILIES command the best Of table wines a low pces
chsape. Of wines and liquors. FOR GULL
NARY PuRfosEs s, .,yv .oc,rs ....
be supplied land hsve sent them BY PACkASE
EXPRESS,n FREE OF CHARGE) with wines, &e., Cor table,
hy the shortest
By addressing their orders, through The poet once 70
JACOB sNfDER, IT,,
Importer wins &C. wsnui street. rhadsiPhis
ozsEGARs Of importation Havana, Of
rsnd always nsnd from sis 20 go thousand and sold
single Than other store an the city,
Jan 24-dkcpiy
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ke near Geo'owni N .e District q n ccu@sis- 81
and implements pertaining q win se offered public .e BY the
Monday, eleventh Of March next, the
Potomac the western limits
GEORGETOWN having chesapeake Ohio canal passing
the canal The
embraces about o land bordering the river The
sudinx house. containing the urna
bndng containing the cupoa furnace stone
boring mills for boring ises and machinery, for turning
both Iron wood bscksms' shops, occs and dwelling
houses crkmen The implements, TOOLS
Immediate
Cor cssns and shot, we other WORK usually
done mouids for cannon and hike
mcud for Shot and ss q various sires wooden nass iron
casped m al Of ca~tne general demand black
sis' and csrpsnss tools IN short =. me usual tools and Inn
This s-abhent has been o some Any years IN the regular and
Of etef FOR
of
proprietor, isu completed; and well earned
excellence Of s l proximity
whsi IL
share Of the public work Coal nnd of the
quality broughtto
dcsrous of examining by Mr. Duvs, charge az IN
Ten thousand dollars Of purchase viii
hand I'm the rcdne credit win of
and sous paymens bearing Interest," BY
bond ands security, and mortgage the property.
any further information, address the subscriber washpon
city. JAMES NJ MASON,
Jan ls-dAcn Acting Execuos
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MAGNIE1CENT LOTTERY.
CAPITAL
SIOO,OOO-als o5o,0OO OO-e3O,OOO-92O,OOO
And $50 prizes OF 2,o0O.
yIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benent Of Monongsiia Academy,
Class y, for 1850.
To be Aexanda Va, Saturday, April 27 1850
the supsrinfendcnce Of commissioners.
]. w. MAURY 4 Co, Managers
70 number lottery-l3 drawn ballots
sPIEKDfD SCHEME
magnificent capital OFF,. 100000
splendid prize Of 10000
u do. .................................. 10000
do. .................................. 10000
loJVO
ll,5J6
30 ............................... 5000
$50 do lowest three number pfizes) 1900
IS prizes Of. 500
~ h GW
% sU
s. ...a.............................. I60
4ou "
Tickets S40-Hsives Sa0-Quarten S0-Eighths S5l
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cefcaie package Of entne holder
S442 may by twenty
therein cerincaies Of halves and cgs In proportion
This scheme drawn
United staes and well worthy Of
The lowest thai be drawn by uket having
numbers is $4,000.
shaes Certificates Of Packages
magnificent scheme viii be promptly attended to-
ofhe drawing will be mmcdaey after 10
al may order tickets from
Address j.. G. MAURY, Agents,
Feb l5-dAcihd Alexandria, Virginia
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PROSPECTUS
aTHE ooNsTITUTIos"

eTH
a mss Daily Paper, BE- published Ia WasAinsioa CITY, D. C.
THE undersigned shortly publish, the national
daily paper as he organ OF the great usios
THE revolution
fatal examinations bu the mcrosave
patriotic Such elements
fully United States tending ayowed revolution
possibly be this country The efforts alone
united efforts those noby Tenqush
ing party considerations de rne 10 stand
shoulder 10 shoulder for Liberty and the Union, noW and orsp
| and insepGrobie.o
The patriotism require be rekndied the
OF counynen Evil Influences from abroad
ought subsde American bosoms In section OF the
country has been held light better
pe another the moral sentiment has been stimulated mon
omana design of eectDg collision between the North
dissolution OF the American Union. Even
seeming blood from af towering like
n Is nigh time therefore for patriotic men
the old throw aside their old uammes and divisions and
unite for the salvation Of the country i Is
their danger char
resolve with be relaxed that no for
domestic foes shall stay he course Of their county, glorious
destiny.
IL win purpose OF "THE faithfully
represent the Union party II will recognise
whgor Democrat but every one friend or foe
the laws and will advocate
those and only those which the Union party VIII sane
ton,
field thrice armed the OF country
fully confident ofnccess aud ofe o enlightened
and still independent people
chanica arrangements shall be completed
TKRMs Daily paper dollars advance; Tr Weekly
dollars Weekly dollars Letters addressed the pub
Postass throughout the United hereby
agents. .... -
WAsnIsoros Cry, D. O., November ~ 1850.
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..sniders Wine store, 10 walnut street, Philadelphia
snS sss e, ~ 81 s
gu. sales made By him 20 sona%resen Obliged largely 70
seaon aas.s Ss.i wine. liquors imported
prices very ManHania draug
gallons. specially selected for consumers so%s sla s%cnuado
bottles up in Europe, which he challenges equal
The Msaaana and An,onIado shere are peculiarly adapted
con,alescen They strengthen wi,hou, stimulating and have
FORTUNES principally specially selected o his sales 70 consn
from the stock Of Burmcsier at oporo aad imported d.
reci.
proved by his customers because oter manifest superiority
all Ports and red wines palned OF as such
the gallon OF wholesale BY the cask Among Them is
delicate white Port and Mamsey Port.
Madeira wines Of varou. sors dry and ch south side old East
and West Indies sereia, &c. &C. &c. draugn and In bottles
As 70 the sparkling wines Of the subscriber II Is well known that
the Moet champagne and the splendid sparkling Mosee
ported by him. superior % other wines and are sold a prices
the inferior wines now In the Market which
put upon buyers first class.
He has also champagne wines Of various brands md quss a.
generally the subscriber holds himself TO be Judge, and he
Sossa &c s S es.. o. eaa Of msdoe e y
burgundy wines he has stock and
s. BE- can present a y" a' no" MS vaults CODA e'o % bur
ssS,ene and Bsnac always on hand in bottles.
His selection Mosele wines, the cellars
Msss Denhad Jordan Of Cobenr extensive, and number
choicest vntages "stcnbeg" which best growth
In The aicls cognae brardes, he has
stock embracing old s.a oiecO Of od Dupuy Co,
hbds Dubouche 1884, In hhd. consignment which viii
be soldow.
q the above sold By any quantity
An goods delivered within days Philadelphia freight
paid Orders will be promptly executed sent BY mail OF tsle
graph .,o, s,,,n,,
Cheap Wine store, IS walnut street, fhsdelphis.
IL
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

HE next session begin Monday the Of October
i ls5O and close first March, le5l
Nathan X. Smith, N. d., surgery. .
VIM T. A. Aiken, M. D., Chemistry and Pharmacy.
samuel Chew NJ D., Therapeutics, Matea Medica, and Hy
gene
Joseph Roby NJ D., Anatomy and Physiology
WIN. Power, D., Theory and Practice OF Medicine -
Richard II. Thomas, NJ d. Midwifery and Diseases oil women
and Children.
Geo w. Mntenberger, NJ. D., Pathological Anatomy. LII,
The opportunities o the OF Pracucn
Anatomy a moderate expense. .
Clinical four week. Smith and Pow
err In the nrmary with the privilege OF daily visits to It's
wards without charge the student for the ticket ~
Pess for lectures Practical Anatomy 6lo Mari-
s-''A' - WILLIAM Z. A. AIKEN, Dean.
Aug. 7-2awti5oc
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HAVE and assorted stock OF stoves
and CRATES the citizens OF Washington for
eighteen years. all and kinds MY assortment
large give detail Of them would be uespasDe
upon readers patience.
stoves and CRATES hard coal and various
terms and STYLES Please call and examine them viii
sell small per have on hand
heating dwelling
houses churches and oces which prepared TO put up al e
boe notice. Also, cooking the celebrated
patent paror Cor heating parlors and chambers
above BY introducing the external air.
Iaye in addon above, received direct from
Philadelphia supply Of the improved Hathaway or Buck arr
irht them bake well and IN
satisfaction. have the
right Of above cooking IN this market
should returned, and the
refunded None genuine unless ued on the bottom OF The
bake oven, and the word Eaa the mont plate.
with the above handsome paror stove
Just Ben Franklin Ger wood coal Please
'A' "'' e> ~ - Z. WOODWARD
Penn. avenue, between 10Th and llti streets
Oct 2-eod6wif
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skENERAL yapor Bath-Adopied unanimously by Congress
vi the recommendations OF numerous oMeo
States surgeons and other eminent pyscian as per
The fixed portable; the position
favorable the deblaed and TO the SAFE equal dispuon
The applications Nature aiding from the potent
andote sulphur United States penehuary
efficient in diseases called mercura " Ihsa
Of the operations Oh me
steanbath still used in Turkey there ate
Undersigned and found 70 be
10 the organs rights for making
and use powerful but safely graduated electro
other complaints
Applied City Hail. wing first door, Convenient ior the
lame No 2s, and at residence Of sick Probaln est
6-eodu BOYD kEiLLS.
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THE undersigned, having resolved 20 abandon hi,
present business his and well known pub
tic house. 1.-THE the of and eth Streets In
vicinity the General Post once and Patent once
The stand a ,sresaurant well known TO require
extended presumed that those DESTROYS Of renting
the pemses them themselves deems further
The household and kitchen funure which -
nearly new will be sold accommodating terms 70 suh
house be entered nto
will disposed public SALE Possession given mmedi-
ately. . -u..u.x.,
29-du j. H. EBbhBACH.
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Law and agency Office.

THE attorneys and law In the Supreme
United OF the District of Co
uma and attend promptly % claims against the United States in
GLIDING all Of officers and OF the
bounty lands PENSIONS return Of duties patents for new
inventions, &C., sc. .
members OF the profession dis
when local agent will abate one
forms and
the departments will be furnished TO our esu
without charge They have made
and tor the location OF bounty
land warrants the best lands.
Office Pennsylvania Lane and fuckers building
DUFF GREEN,
BEN. f. GREEN,
RlCff'D ii. CLARKE
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COMMON HALL OF town OF Petersburg, Virginia.
May 1885, The following resolution was this day adopted W
the Hail. se s
"Roeed Of the town advertise for proposals io
100000 corporation Of Petersburg endorsed
State Virginia, $4,000 payable IN 1870 aud
coupons interest," payable half yearly 10 February anu az
gust The proposals of not less than Y3O
addressed of until the 18th day o. May
they will be opened and the hgnes
bidder thereto. The payments for the same VIII be
required May June, 18th July and bidders will state
al which Of these periods they pay he
to themselves right reject any offer made'
Notice hereby given proposals the bonds OF the corpora
ton will be the according
the above resolution, until the 18th day Of May 1850 az y O'clock
M CfiAS. CoRIING,
May 2-dtl 1hAiaynext mayor.
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Oct l5-3taw3m

nlssOLUTI0N firm heretofore exist
ing under name Dyer Brother Is this day. by mutual
George Dyer will attend TO the settle
Of the late m also Of the unsettled business
Dyer deceased which Immediate attention
Il rrspectfllly requested. EDWARD G. DYER,
GEO. r. DYER
WAsHlsaToE, September "a, lsao
n9- formed
the and firm Of Dyer Mcclure, and
will continue and commission business the
Dyer Boher OF 10th street and Pennsylvania
upon firm, and pledge themselves TO discharge faith
fully every confded 10 them.
Over Mcclure are prepared advances upon all
's""e"''' ''' = s''' " EDWARD @. DYER,
J. c. Mcguire
wAsHsaTos, September "a, 1850
Sent. 27-du
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gENCY. washfrAQton.-The undersigned, late OF the In
specon branch Once Department, offers bis sery
cs 10 mail generally and TO hose Of the southwestern
particularly with the assurance that his removal om once
initiate against the character he has of many year.
tanned for honesty, capacity and ndety and
refers 10 his once Of both parties with their hearty
consent, sustain him therein. .
All business Of every nature nj The seat Of
- - JAMES OWNER, Agent,
JuIv 4-dn Of Once Department.
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The College OF -. James. Washington County Mary

UuIHcss VuSHAHHABSOHH OO's--'s'N-S
TIME DIOCESAN COLLEGE OF THE PROTESTANT EflS-
i COPAL CHURCH.-The ninth annual session VIII open on
Monday October 7h 1850 and continue W the next commence
Thursday July, 1881, New students are rec
opening Of the session. but are reserved
any time they apply and the charge estimated ron s aa "
their entrance. $3.50, - -
The College number Of classes affords al the op
pounites and the successful
collegiate confers on Its graduates e usual AGA
demical degrees. 80, -.
The Grammar school, Immediately adjoining the College, and un
der supervision Of Rector but under distinct dspe re-
ceiyes beginning academca course and prepares
them collegiate The oversight and decuon o e
Of the College special advantages 70 e pup
the Grammar school, . J., IL.
In the classes study Of the Greek language omit
place supplied by additional studies IN modern
book keeping, statistics, &c. II. a.
The College entirely healtfu and, by us ais
lance from villages favorable 10 good morals and order
chagehe same In the College and Grammei
months, ~ two hundred ana Wehv
Ave dollars, payable semi annually in advance.
Applications TO be made 10 . ,r,,,,../,.
Rector College Of 81. James p o., MD.
6-taw2m
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Dee 0--d3m'

ID II. HOOE q co., PcnnsyivAnia avenue, between
r. 9Th and Streets receiving from the most recent
impoaions Of New following rich and most desirable
Dress silks in great variety fashionable styles
Coored vevet Of shade OF COLOR both wide ana
French casleres and de laine, Of the --latest
Styles and very rich
French ,nerinoes OF every and finest quality
watered plain Insh popliBs
Black and colored watered silks
Real thread-lace capes, very rich
collars, Jenny Lind style ucntrely
4 French worked collars, cuffs, and sleeves
Richly embroidered evening dresses
Rich silk materials, for evening dresses
Real thread-lace benhes
Black lace eapes and berthcs
White and colored crapc shawis
Realc long shawis
Rich velvet cloaks and nantes
Very richly embroidered handkerchief.
Together OF other and desirable gooo
which they enumerate, and TO oil OF wh
they respectfully invite especial attention
Dec 3-swf
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pOoKsfcr routh.-Chnsmas Blossoms for issi BY Uncle
Gin Book Of Stories and Poems chsreni by Caroline on
Everyday Book with plsssan, and useful reading, win my
Mrs 81 O. Hans Domestic Tales for Youth.
wonderful Tales translated from Danish Of Hans Christian
New Years p.y, Winter. Tai. by Mrs core.
Midsummer Lays Holydsys Woodseh BY susan Pindsr
The Fairy Ring collection ofes and traditions or ISL trans
rsiry Tales from III Nations win many enrsvnss many
Dec Ne s"s'' ''' FRANcK TAYLOR