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q ~ ment 20 40 into the country ~ addressing
n Htrald omco.
MUSIC THOROUGHLY TAUGHT. AND PIANO
WI f0rtes for ana 20 hire NJ ntig-nsy tsr.9.,.O,
q tusc continues 20 teach TIE Pianoforfe gaitsr
gs.h, aa NioUn-tefus moderate One u Nunnp Piano.
trtes lcud tortd, for sso and enc ht $50 Apply At
Grand street oorner q Green. w.
MusIchL.-TnE saAKsPEARs CONCERT MUSICAL
cen posed 81 the most atls members 81 The
~ e. the Jenny Land concerts. under the dreo
on o. No y now prepared TO receive orders
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feusing t2l BrgadWsy the residence OF r. Rsse
Laurent street. Treasurer ofth Society
HARP FQR saLE-ToR SALE, yIRY cHEAP, A So
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Enir Dye snly secured 1T the manuf.gtery 4Wa
street The public shonld guard against iAsion SEQ mp
various diplomas Persons whose hair hss k.s
color from the OF the Imitation ayo5 cEn hsgs Il g.
roctea - s7linE 90 shove Gopv the sddress
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DOUBLE SHEET.
Telegraphic summnry.

new York, Tuesday, November ae,.,sSO.
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Hair Dying.-Phaion's Magic Hair pv..

~ color tho hair WHISPERS, the IL sprlied
without injury to the hair skin 1t be washed mme-
atey without urbing the COLOR and no bad %
It Is spped or sold az pbaonu Wig and TOupss manufss
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sTUsICAI..

MVElcAL,-A coon TLuTIsE PLAYING TTF vIo-
h Tin arc roct Harrist. With singing vsios nav ssr
IN 70 40 into the country, ~ addressing
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TO Men of Taste Those who Hish In

healthy ana uxgiant head Of hair avoid badness
parasitioa acoum latons which destroy vitality In the
hair should use Bogss Hyperion Fluid famed over the
Union Tor It's peseIvatve ana identifying effects Sold BY
A. d. Il d. Sands, 100 Fulton street. -~'
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tbst ep1 to Be what is
ing the otmpiexon owing TAM frecEies pimnlss srup
nons sc Se Proe SIN cents per cake. sale at Dean
swhrtvouts feriumery Dep Z. No. 81 Nassau street. san
Buildings, and Nc. West Broadway. '' ~
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dhlculty we have encountered in our discussion here
Z 70 tx point nj which the line shall start and point
where il shall terminate appears to thai by invest
ing the commissioners with full power FIX upoa con
ventionsl line, remove what has been very serious
embarrassment in the progress Of arriving any result
heretofore.
These are, very briefly, the views which induce me to
offer the amendment. Il would appear to me TO make
the proposition Of the senator from Maine much more
commendable TO the favor Of senator's voted against
the amendment OF the senator from Maine. because
tempted to Indicate particular line which, to that
tent operated a. limitation upon the discretion Of
missioners II that feature stricken oul il will
appear to me to be acceptable, and likely TO
attain the result which expect accomplish BY the
amendment which the senator from Maine has offered.
Mr. CLAY The point proposed TO be stricken out is
the point upon which all opinions were settled Every
proposition OF boundary that has arisen connected with
this thing has proposed that pointhe angle OF the In
dian line through which il passes the Tooth deg OF west
longitude. Now, sir do not the OF striking it
out The truth u.s. after all there perhaps quite su-
cent and ample discretion left 10 the commissioners and
my only regret that cannot have done something
more than submitting TO commissioners the settling of
conventional line. This is point which on
all hands agreed, and do not the necessity OF strk
ing out and leaving everything aoa in relation to the
conventional line.
The question being then taken on the amendment, il
rejected without a division.
lTo BE Continued
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The Senate appears 10 be rapidly approaching the de-
Dousment OF the drama. Several taken yes
terday and II was at time expected that The final
question would be iaken but the debate again sprung up
and the Senate adjourned about o'clock. We shall
look out for the main question to-day, and may have
in power morning TO announce the pass
age or the rejection of the measurethe prospects OF
peace or of confusion country-oi probable ter
minaion OF the prolongaton Of contest which has
plagued and disturbed the nation Tor four years, and
threatens TO nguf the glorious Union itself
We shall be much disappointed II the bill does not
pass the Senate to-day Nothing is calculated to defeat
but an obstinate and Incorporating devotion to Ger
tain points which senators may please TO consider
as ain ttimatum But the concilaoy spirit which pre-
vailed yesterday the dgnited unimpassioned, and llb-
eal tone OF discussion and action, well suited to the
Senate of the United Stteswas cheering harbinger OF
that manly and conciaory department and Of the happy
result which expected to grace this days proceedings
There was patience, forbearance, an equanmity OF
temper self balaaced self centred" in the course oil
the senators yesterday, which augur, we trust the most
favorable results.
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The Washington correspondent of the New York Jour-
nal OF Commerce depicted Saturday night the hopeless
condition OF the Compromise bill But the prospect has
frightened up since The support Of the two senators from
Texas seems to be insured and the generous sympathy
with her cause and interests which animates other
senators has enlisted other friends The Journal cores
pondent adds
Ia case Of the failure OF tho Conpomss, this govern
rnent inerpose and defend New Mexico-merey
maintaining things they the point of the bay
MI Fillmore do this, if threatened with mpeach-
But viii this embarrassing state of thsgs be
indncenent Mr. Flnores friends ally in support OF
compromise, and relieve him from his difficulty and save
the country from perill
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALrInosE. July 800, p. m
The Cholera. 1hs Wsaihsr.-Ins May"aity-1 Inc NJ
kets. r..
A despatch received here 10 day says the cholera
broken out with great violence IN unon,o~a, Pennsysn
and also that two deaths from the same disease had q
cured al Harpefs Ferry, Virginia
The weather This morning was very hot bu, a, o'co
we were visited by thunderstorm, accompanied by
heavy fall OF eain which reduced de thefmo"ieer OF
degrees
IL Is generally believed tbai the friends oil J. Maybu
Turner esq succeeded IN es eng majority Of The del
gates 10 lie de inocfate nominating convention though
choice OF Two sets in OF te wards leaves Tho matter
doubt
Imposing IA era ceraIuoa,ts i,fa telp2 observed IN M
ade pha day IA respect 10 the memory 81 the late Pe.
dent Zachary Taylor rbe places OF bnsne are genoa
ly closed.
ialhe la tinorg market th.s moaning tbere were sod
auction io4 hhds r. r. sugar 80 90 30 % 1872 DO 4
moi uses PSI 70 cents; iSi do. do sugar al rs,
80 These prices iudica,e an advance Of about ca
on the ast auction sales No s,es of Howard street fqu
Sales 81 $50 bbs Guy Mills al No % Good 10 prime Il
wheat 81 10 81 TO- and viii e 81 ~ 81 a5 as in ga
ity. sales OF I'll 65 cents los @h'', and S,t W.
G5 66 cents. Oats, ~ ioeents Whiskc, unchanged
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Virginia.
New MARKET, SHENANDOAH COUNTY,
July II. 1850.

July ~, 1850.
To the Editor Of the Union:
SIR: You may wish to hear how the Union
meeting" off in this place to day. which you have
seen announced IN the public prints am proud to say
that the Tenth LEGION, without regard To party turned
out and at the lowest estimate thousand strong 1t
large meeting, considering the busy Of the
year and the ncemency of the day The morning seri-
ously threatened rain and it turned out, had
considerable showers during the day
AT lie O'Clock the meeting assembled in the Lutheran
Church. and organized by calling Joel Pennybacker
esq., to the chair and eIecng Dr. j. Williamson, Hiram
MarE, John Strnger and Jacob simmons, wee presi-
dents; Joseph Salyard and Samuel T. Walker,
es The chairman explained the object OF the meeting
considerable length touching upon the various sub
Jects that had any bearing the question which has
brought the present crisis, and which caused the
their views the beet measure which would likely
settle the question OF slavery, about which the North
and the South have been coDiending for some years
Upon the conclusion of his remarks, motion of Major
J. s. Calvert committee OF thirteen appointed to
report preamble and resolutions which accordingly
you in few days number Of letters read to
the meeting from distinguished gentlemen. which pre-
sumo will hereafter be published. Resolutions
passed IN favor OF the Compromise bill, any other
practicable measure, having for It's object the adjustment
OF this vexed question, which threatens the stability
South Carolina, having for their object the dissolution OF
the Union and also denouncDg all ultraism and fanai
csm, North and South The spirit of compromise concilia
uon and mutual concession the ruling spirit which
animated the minds of throughout the whole meet
ing The preamble and resolutions all adopted by
unanimous vote. All was harmony and union. IL was
truly, and in every of the word. =" Union
meeting" Huzzah for the " Tenth Legion I"
Yours, truly, .-
DAVID HEDRICK
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A CARD-We take this method Of sincere
A thanks to all of responded
the wish contained In notice, published short time prior
the Issue II But sorry 10 nno
that we sun have many remaining they then VINO nave
not yet walked the ONCE We should esteem
great favor om snch they would favor with ~
accounts either with the and herey ensne ms
The new under more favorable nan
shall hs able IN do without IL.
A. contemplate place business from stars
Of the old bh and Pcnnsyvsna
house door
nearly completed tsey saving customer. the asune
the aid
To The and Kindness hitherto extended
GLAeETT DoDsoN.
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II seems 10 be understood that the vacancy in the cab
net caused by Mr. Pearces declenson will moi be filled
until is ascertained whether Mr. Bates accepts or de-
cnes his seat The whereobo OF that gentleman seem,
to be sort of mystery The correspondent OF the Bal.
hmore Patriot reports that she supposed by hi.
friends in ST. Louis to be--somecbsrer Where that !.
must be soon determined Mr. Bates is reversing the
order Of events Generally. seek honors but in his
case the honor ia seeking the man.
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The year q her age MARY c RoDIEk WIFE Of C. nas.1
ROBIN, esq
.cquaintances family are respectfully
vied attend her funeral from the residence husband
Georgetown, Bridge street, bridge,
evening, nj O'Clock, m.
From the Burlington Telegraph qowa) July ls
This city on ss,assy night At the residence Of Gov cL.nkr
s.s~.fd., cHKIsTIANA CLAEkE, wife Of Governor
Of Ind on NJ siy f1f e. ssS %
formerly secretary Of lows Territory The Of these
from midst partly the beautiful devotion q the female
NEAR. " = ss sads gym, m
Of her kindly and womnny and mns,crins
Ms cs.sxs rs hoe., trend and warm., heansd 81
became he devoted nurse q her afflicted did she rel.r
herself Intelligence OF this attack brought her bedside the
spirit hend brcaued she, alas
sooner The cherished oejec, Of her attentions inc v,,aoy peL.n
and few bc hours followed to the tomb the dear friend whom
How aepaorsbe caiamie. unspeak
ably rendinG the respective families Of the decessed Yet
performing ersnec sacred
IN his infinite goodness. reward them with life that ends
another and n better world
endesrd by the intimacy Of Of uninterrupted
Friendship and with whom many Of the brighter and pleasing
And lie, whose mcrcie. bring comfort
while "emperna the wind lamb may bring
him who his o in Solitude mud also
aged whose hear have been ofen sorcy
From the paper
sssrisrsrs CONFERENCE.-The FILTERS from power'es'
feelings heart The distressing and almost de,o
sns s'ston which h.. suddenly fallen greatly, b.
assurances OF The sncs' sympathy and condolences could fur
So% "any ,Ssy 5. nSd Nav he Ind II q. s
ces Of sustaining Providence and in the convictions Of their bs-
and so% P1 hs
~ o ssn, that y ss .m. event. one Of n. ss..
links that formed the chain Of with the pures the
forever
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NEW YoKK Ju!y-30 2, +, Sales new loan al decIo
oil l. SOCK generally depressed. with " ht transaa,
Dealers in cooo watug Tor the steiner, sbs
due Halifax. Flour has declined about I2t Cent d
some brands Sales ~ Gepe al % 10 20 e7t M
soulhei 1T Us Al - so No change he grain aits
Tie ieroeter Is AT 80 degees, and but liule busrs
doing
PHILADELPHIA, July 30--2, y. m.-Coon him sales H.
ted The receipts -four small sa,s ol c,mnon "
extra brands al 80 Isl 80 63A. Rye Hour ard "a
81 s7a Wheat selling at ui pr,ces scarceiy any ana
ma Rye scarce, bringing rs cests Coru-66 Gems \
yellow Oats in demand al ~ ~ cents.
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NO (e Who shave tlhcnAselves-s PARKER q
the public Of the best eve
vented, of the world,
made by James Coulter Of Switzerland sA1
humbux great pleasure recommending senues1
who themselves invaluable TO Them.
all sell, and refund the If does MOI n
perfect satisfaction.
JUS, received fresh supply Of the celebrated shaving %
For sale cheap at -
July 30-3t Fancy, Comb, and PcIfumery ss~
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Yesterday, at early hour, the House went into ,
Committee OF the Whole on the state of the Union
wherein il was voted 10 lay aside the California State
bll-99 TO es-and take up The minor general appropfia
ton bills two OF which were passed, viz the revolution
AIRY pension and naval pension appropriation bills.
The fertilization appropriation bin was debated TO,
time after which the committee ross and the House
adjourned
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Agency for ci.i-.. At washington city.

CHARLES II. CLEMENTS tenders hin the pohr
general aae.t Arlington city bs prosecution Of ~
Congress the several executive aeDarmcpb Of "
He viii attend claims Of every description reqst
Of the seat Of government, especially
land aud pensions arising Of the of 1912 The Inds
100, including the Indian Of 1871 te Seminole
1876 &c, Black Hawk and the known Gen. Wa
war, from INA 10 i7Qa
AI~ cas Of all kinds arising Of the late with Mcr
bounty ofcere, back
clothing mileage, expended BY ocer ana
before mustered into service, for
other property lost destroyed military service
United slatss
All communications post paid addressed TO washington m
receive prompt attention.
July 9-aawmdAc
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Obs<4ulcs TO tho Departed President.
We regret that have not for the details OF the
various public honors which have been paid to the mem
DRY of General Taylor. The arrangements at New
York. Philadelphia, Norfolk. &C., have been on the most
extensive and magnificent scale
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GUNNER GOODS AT PRIME COsT.-The subscribers
respectfully notify their public general
from this and continue until the
September sell on remainder well
goods prime indeed
for their heavy fall purchases
strangers visiting city win greatly
certainly offer very bargains for cash.
The following comprise part
50 pieces dihsreat style rich silks,
" do plaid silk tissues at 25
n do figured he, eyes, AT la cents
20 do do do ATS cents
IS do rich do mi
10 do light bercge Dc LANES, u
10 do second mourning bercgcs, at Is cents
do second mourning tissues nj 371 cents
50 do French jaconet lawns less han ost
10 embroidered white and coored Tareton robes,
CLAGETT, NEWTON MAY, co.
July 3l-WThA Sat film
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!" Ud-h Mixture, compound Of uIc most
and choice gown the fer
tile and genial soil VI Assam. 49," ! 90
With view encourage the introduction Of these matches
propret0rs distribute by lot,
purcha quanuy equal to the first years produ al
sales effected
Each receive enclosed the package nunh
certificate, ening chance in ting distribution for
dy laid and the receipts, amounting to S
under parcels of the value of
thousand DOLLARS will be loauses, according @
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Those persons prefer lower priced
prizes proportion they will be rspurchased for cash.
ton of per cent
~ Country agents required Applications TO be addressed
paid to the Company's Depot, ~ above.
June l-dJm
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ny DYER Il BROTH

ny DYER Il BROTHER, nuctioneers.
GOVERNMENT SAI.E-Seam Boiler Naval Stores Carpets h.
Monday August 5t at ~ o'clock we shall sell Nm
Yard, in Warrington
stoam boiler recently from of the United
sells.
Immediately after, the following naval stores, viz:
Provisions.
Barrels beef pork, bread, butter
Flour, rice beans, cheese, nossses, dried fruit kc
Clothing.
Pea and round jackets u0wsers, shirts
shoes, stockings sc.
Carpets.
Several carpets and rugs.
Also, lot Of carpeners' tools
Green black paints
Cooking utensils, ship chandery wares, &c.
Terms cash, in specie.
BY order of the Navy Agcnt:ss DYER BROTHER
July 3l--d Auctonen
WANTED 10 Rent q StOSc--A preferred. n
w dress, stating terms, Y. H., Union Office
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AUCtIOnecrs.
CUPERIoR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTIONS
- Tuesday morning. the 9Th Of August At 10 O'Clock we shall
the residence Colnmer, late Postmaster Genera
avenue III door from 18th street, all his househch
kitchen furniture, &c, viz:
Mahogany sofas, mahogany and rosewood parIof chairs
yellow white embroidered curtains and On
rich rIt plate mirrors with marble backes
l sci of , Gilt candeabrAs table branches
Lounges, marble top sofa table, Ottomans
Mahogany and cherry French bedsteads
DO and plain dressing bureaus
wardrobcs and enciosed washstands
Hair and shuck mattresses, holsters ana pillows
Toilet glasses, toilet seta hat rack
Brussels ply, and ingram psriof and chamber csps
rods
Venetian stair carpets and olcotl
Gothic hall, solar, and other lamps
Mahogany dining and other tables
Gold band French China dinner and tea service
A large assortment Of cut-giass
Table cutlery, cooking and mir tight stoves .
Refrigerator together with variety OF culinary aoe
Az o'clock.
superior family carriage, made by Brewster, OF New You
match bay horses, double harness
Also, several stable requisites. J
So a moniis for ncs
DYER d BROTHER
Aucsoss"
N. b. The house for Apply to the Aucuonecrr.
July I'D
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WANTED Hire by Year slave Wcnss,s
10 qualified To cook and do the household wn~h for %
lily. Apply 1t the Counting Room, Union ONCE
July 7-dAcpd
NLANS CASE ms sals.-Uprght, standing the no.
movable pleasure handsomely built OF glass and whn
sale Lee peys cabinet shop, opPosiss the Unifed s
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HE propretors call the attention Of connoisscuYs
families. the choice and selection Of
and hitherto unknown In this county, which
the fragrance and deicacy, combined with virgin purify z
strength produce infusion OF SURPRISING richness and navo
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HAIRr1xI.p MARINE HorKI---y B. MosNo

friends and Tho public that the 18th Of June be WV
hotel branch, fbr summer Of The New
Hotel the pleasant
OF Fairfield Connecticut upon Long Island Sound and j.
excellent and safe beach for bathing and In the mes
surrounding celebrated for the beauty II s scenery
rides and drives Trains pr New Hav
stopping Fairfield, leave aud New York 81
times each day, the trip occupying from to two
half hours. Tho hotel win accommodate shout Ave hundred
viii bc under the personal direction Of Captain Stephen
June II--NawifAusi J
OH bALE-Iot No. 4, equare 90, fronting 50 feet
street, with depth of l3sk feet, 3Dfcc alley srs
tanning saA feet This eligiby situated for
being within squares NJ Centre Market that
tho Canal which has been despencd Terms wil be mode
accommodating. Apply to
CHARLES DE sEI.DrNG -
May2-u No. Todds BmnT
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For Norfolk, Piney Point, and Old Potst-Fs~
duced.
= ~1 The Osceola win the 10Th Of =
2sueAaAla-p commence making trips week 10 INC
places, leaving Washington every Wednes;1 =
Saturday go'clock, returning, leave Norfolk evev
and Thursday At 4 O'Clock, y. m.
Touching going returning, Piney Point Old Point
river, and the usual landings The Potomac
Passage to Pncy Point, 81
Pss..g. old Point - 70 and al "'
during bathing season, -.
Passage Norfolk, q. ,.,t
July t-u JAMES htIChh"