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Condition or the People OF New Granada.

We commend to the mschievous and wicked aboh.
tionsls the persa OF The suhoned letter written by.
native of Ohio, now on his way to CALIFORNIA; gentle
man whose education and rreudces have ala avs been
against The institution OF domestic slavery il exists
our own happy and prosperous country. but who
made SO sensible OF the benefit oil institutions, by
ras,ing the condition Of the slaves here with tina, The
natives OF South America. that he proposes (ol
without refection) TO violate the faith of treaties &c.,
bring large and remote portion Of the continent within
that Union which the fell spirit Of abolition is seeking
destroy because it toera'es domestic slavery in its mid
est and most patriarchial form. Wemake no remark
the proposition OF the writer Tac annexation Of The
territory of New Granada has yet entered ino
category Would that the people in every part Of out
extended republic, and of every class, color, aud con
ton could but appreciate the bonndless blessings and
benefits conferred by our happy form OF aovenm.nl,
adhere TO The constitution and maintain The Union in h,
spirit in which both were formed:
"PAasaA Dc 81, 1850
My DEAR SIR
ri hope people Will make up hclr m nds 10 take
this country and control the destiny OF THIS Skt
This should be done may be It's now inhabited
by the Godiossken people upon the lace OF the earth
Talk Of African siavery-wil You know OF no slavery
The United that would make people 30 des,,ne ad
wreched The present inhabitants OF New ansda Tbs
slaves OF the District OF Columbia infinitely trtu
sed better led, and better clothed aud niersn
these hall naked starved aud IN every way drgsd
natives They occupy OF the finest tract. OF anda
The world thing springs spon eueousy from M
earth Let akr OF Lie county, and as 5000
may be--the sooner the he Ter
~ ,pe Congress vii, lind il 70 be matter Of duy
der up mail service this side the continent The FUR
Their ge from home, the unI,on: am ior increased
mai service"
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virtue Of two wriis Of feri Lsea' IT,
~ sued from the rlsrk once Of ihs District Of
Columbia for inc county Of Washington directed shall
expose to public sale for cash Tbursdsy 9Th o February
~ O'Clock, before house
W following described property TO wit Lot No In No
N2 lots No ~ No ~ and No "a, No. 8s lot No A.
q square No 37l lot No O. In No as lot No
No i,o5 lot No p IN No 1905. and half %
square No 6be seized and levied and viii c sold
adicials No 9 and No. ociohsr l6s0 E Nf III
MAXI RICHARD WALLACE,
Jsns-dtds fTI71~'.s'- Marshal D, G.
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Mr. Buchanan, the late Secretary Of State, is ssyns
with his friend. William r. King esq, President Of
the Senate. on F street.
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Z" My DEAR SIR

The amendment, in relation 10 the tariff put to sleep
yesterday in the House Of Representatives, by deesoa
OF the Chair confirmed by majority OF fifteen, on an
appeal TO the House.
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uffrE srusE LyuHNH bUrttMA nv tennayIvania avenue
AcuN ave ks-es y md IN sttet. =. ysas rsrsyed and
very choice and imported by himself expressly r bis
Dec 3-3tfh Sta w6wifw
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Correspondence Of the New York Espre..l
The Movement Ia Washington.

WASHINGTON, Jan u. 1891
You have already published, see, the inporan pape,
which has been circulating in The halls OF The Ctpa'
unng the members OF Congress, padging themselves
abide by the peace measures IN the CON roinlse U"
Much cudo.liy has been expresssd to The nsme Az
pended thereto. There hsve been several II y 70 cife
on and II i, ont of my power publ h all The Names
which have been signed thereto but the following may
relied upon accurate ms lar NJ II goes
The lets incude all the southern wings IN me iooT'
with the pon OF three and among Ihc de"y
he strong 81 Howell Cob. speaksf % W.
House Senator. Rusk, OF Texas; Gwin, OF Csi'ioms'
Clemens, Of Alpbama with some oiheTs.
The ilnsuious of Henry Clay Is first and iosn"
the pledge keep the peace between the North ana "'
Southt
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Your, truly,
ITS POPULARITY ABROAD.
From South .4m<yteo.

ITS POPULARITY ABROAD.
FROM South ameyteo.
M.RAoAIpo, (veue,uela,) April 10, Ists
Me.srs sASps-GrsrLsnrst consider duty due the public
known the benefit have received from using
valuable sarsapas About nsee year. since wa. attacked WIN
pain That unable sleep tired all Of the best med
thu advice Of friend procured some your ssrsapar and
bottles in the Of fifteen days. found myself entire
medicine took, and can confidently recommend my
friends and the public. .
J. NJ. JESURUN.
Hero Is another nearer
Nsw YosK, Jan. 8, $50
Mes-rs ssps-crsrLpxsst great pleasure ackno
edriug great your
sarsapsns subject Of pulmonary disease made u
seized with violent hemorbage Of the
and from debility and prosaton ofsrengh TIM, followed
ssr-apara which consider and
truly valuable discovery IN the hennrH 'ee ta have not o
fourteen years enjoyed good health ~ at present
Very gratefully yours, . -
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail by A. D. SANDS
Druggists and Chemists 100 Fulton street, corner OF William New
YORK Sold also by druggists generally ,hrouahoa, The United
F by has stott Co. and r. = Patterson Washington
by O. Lnthicpm ceors,town by Cook Peel, Aersndha
Jan i'-d@ep~w 5m
THE CoI,~g. o1 ~. Janss.. w.shngsoD county. M.ry-
laudfhe second Of the ninth annual win
2" March s. cy o. made :, y
pupils into the College Grammar school
Pos, ONCE address, College OF 81 James, Maryland
philip BARTON KEY win ..ssna 70 any s.ss....
et and yin, also attend 70 me Of ems ,s Con
W.sw~eror July ia lS4' ! d ~ '"lv '--Nrwe' y
pOAaDIsc. crh, se,a.rser can :.
d board by applying I" :. ~ MRS. ARNsrRoN0.
Ga iah, between street and rsnnsy'vsnia
Jan N-u
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For the removal all disc arts,ng
impure state Of tAe blood or Aabn Of the sysfem.

For the and all disc arts,ng from
impure state Of he blood OF habn 81 the syfem
MONG important discoveries Of this genesion Is
II will be written With the his
Of the SANDS sARsAPARILLA stand. firth alone,
and by works ua mute euquence,
irfes.ibly aHec The appeals Vt the suffering fur relief has
been Thousands by
this invaluable medicine such furnished Ia the records
These done
They the world ubanuate, beyond
doubt the healing virtues Of this and the facts untold
ed, although gigantic as PLAIN a. the light OF day
The Sarsnpanla combined with the encctna aids, the
kingdom aud It's ecedrn,ed Ia the restoration
bad under the distressing
chronic nalades has given u an A.
does, and te
afflicted ahf cted only know IL has
dc,ideaiun the Practice OF medc.
similar thsone tha
aud bowels win NIL the precision aud ptncy Of mineral
without dsesnous edcc the vital
Although possessed powerful healing
Is eutreiy harmless VIII inufe the delicate
When health, effect produced
an increase OF appetite but when disease seated in
the and last IT. victim the path o He then It's
mysterious influence Is felt and enkndles new life md
vgo and brings health and strength TO the suffering aud dts
eass
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GREAT Fine Cl0thtmgA superior lot
III hopsbe tailoring e~tab
opening Pennsylvania
der the AthenHum, 9Th street
Tie public VII find articles ~ dress in This assert
approval, they assured that the
ordinary class OF eadym cloth
addition superior LOT fine and ock Of the
approved Of mud Belgium oh- especial aen
invited and articles for winter
oenadc they nrde with rp the most
and fashionable of the extremely
mild winter they offered without regard TO cosf
Jan l5--dn McDEVTTT 4 ROBINSON.
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PETITIONS. rrc., PRESENTED UNDER THE RULE

By Mr. FREEDLEY; The petition OF GeofRe g Lieper
and lbs Others citizens OF Delawaie county. PENNEY
asking that the b1unty and OF September IS $780, shalt
be 20 amended give each per.on intended TO be bcne
ded by il one bundled and sixty OF land
by Mr. DISNEY Tee memorial of certain citizens Of
Cincinnati, asking Congress the impedmru 10
a tree navigation around W. falls OF the ONO
BY Mr. REED The peiuon OF James w Mitchell. WIN.
ktnber and IS Others tine repeal OF the iuRluvesiv
law nj Of gcny Frher Jos = Pugh AID ~ oiher-, Tor
me object s'o, Of Ephfsim smith, Jahn Cnbert-op,
and 10 others. for the OBJ set; also, Of Is Bedson,
Isaac Hnaps ami 80 Others Tor the objects eier ed
TO The Comtnree on the Judiciary
BY Mr. SAWTELLEi Additional evidence In slrp r. Of
the petitIon OF Solo,uun l. HIVES
BY Mr.. sEDDJNi The memorial Of a convention OF mer
cbans and ohes. delegates from the cities II Richmond.
Petersburg, and N9ro k and other and places Ia
Virginia. praying that 10. aid Of Congress may he given ~
he rslnb, hment OF direct communication with Europe
by by authorizing contracts Tor the
porta Of The mails between Norfolk, ia Virginia, and
Antwerp, other oint the cootpeni OF Europe
by such steamers referred 10 the Committee on Naval
Affairs
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scRoFuLous AFFECTION OF THE EYES.

A. d. sAsps-CxsrLrsxsi would not have presumed TO
public almost
your upon My limbs
covered with that crud not walk during
In this situation commenced te
sasnpala, and amer taking bottles entirely
tell another wonderful My brother
his head bad HIS physician told
inevitable and permanent blindness
his bottles entirely restored his sight, and
recommend all similarly afflicted to Sands sar
ssparIla
Yons truly
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MORsE'x TELEGRAPH.

MORHE'N TELEGRAPH.
TUE Western Telegraph Company
Glmsn's apobecsy shop Pennsvnns
a few doors OF Browns Hotel.
This IL the only Direct line OF telegraph from Washington
Wneeng Pttsburg where with extend
Chicago Cincinnati LouisvIe St Louis. Nashville
Memphis, vcksbura, and the whole country.
Morse Office OF the National
Hotel.
7b opposite the National Ineisence
Office.
AMOS KENDALL,
Jan 7-~An President Western Telegraph Company.
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DTIJI.Ip BARTON KEY will attend to amy b~sansss
he mar niru~d with before either Of the courts Of this Die
rjct and me Of csims .ebve
,,ess sNd INA once iffN{f FHt
Y wcvov ~. feA Iuiv i1--Asvvt' j
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A Fine and measI v-fnrnishea vsom may he had NJ
04-u
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THE THIRD ANNUAL VOLUME
OF THE
SOO n ~ ERN LITERARY Ca n I,Ivr 1

IA II
Was commenced on Saturday, the 4th of Nav
io9o, under It's original name-instead of Richard
Weskfy Gazehe-as more significant of its peculiar
character, 1t being the only weekly organ OF Litera
lure IN the entire South 1t is
Greatly Enlarged and Improved.
Containing weekly Thirty-two Columns OF
matter. Is, moreover, IN an
Entirely .Ns,o Dress
IRON head TO foot" and upon beautiful wni,s
paper, so that, IN mechanical excellence IL il NOT
surpassed by any paper whatever in the United
states! III continues under the same Edtoria
ulreeuoh as heretofore, and no pains or expense
WIZ be spared to make it
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The Southern Literary Gasene
rlVaa me pest them IN all the characteristics of
a truly valuable hreslde Journal. Its aim is the
diffusion of cultivated and refined taste throughou,
me COMMUNICATED il embraces in its ample
toids ever species Of intelligence that can tend to
this result "
Original Contributions,
rom many Of the ablest writers in the Souths
chieny occupy Its columns, but not to the exciu
SION or choice miscellany, selected from the best
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ms General IaJbrmsfion
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.

TIME next annual session of this Institution will
l commence on the Cd Wednesday in October.
FACULTY.
The Right Rev. JOHN JOINS, d. D., President
and Professor Of Moral Philosophy.
Judge BEVERLY TucKER, Professor Of Municipal
and Constitutional Law.
BENJAMIN S. EwELL, Professor of Mathematics
and Astronomy.
MORGAN ]. SMEAp, Phi. d. Professor of HUI
manity
WILLIAM F. HOPKINS, A. M, Professor
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy
II. A. WAsHNGroN A. NJ, Professor of His
tory and Political Economy.
Rev. SEAS ToTTEN, D. D., Professor of Intel
lectual Philosophy, Bellies Lettres, and Rhetoric.
There two courses of study for undergrad
uates--the regular course for the degree of Bach
elor of Arts, and Science course, occupying two
years. Candidates for admission to the Science
course will be expected to produce the written re-
quest of their paren, Or guardians. Students not
desiring to join regular class may, for special
reasons, be admitted to study with the regular
classes, in those branches which, on examination,
they may be found qualified to pursue.
The necessary College expenses range between
S1S6 and Sl96 per annum.
Circulars will be forwarded to all who may de-
sire fuller information, or specific inquiries will be
answered, if addressed to Professor MORGAN
SMEAD, Williamsburg, Virginia.
Students not desiring TO attend either the Reg
ular or the Science course, will be permitted to
study with any class which they may be prepared
to join.
July Isl aw
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THE GRAND INDUSTRIAL ExHIBL
TlON OF 1851.
MEETING or THE CENTRAL coMMlrrEE roR THE UNI
rED STATES.


Pursuant to The notice given, the central commit
zee mete al the rooms oil the National institute, III LIN
Patent once, ON Thursday evening" the 18Th instant
al O'Clock.
Inc meeting was called 10 ORDER oy PROFESSOR w ai
ter X, johnson, on whose motion Col. feter orc'
was called to the Chair, and Charles r. ssanour,
chosen Secretary oil the meeting
This temporary organization having been effected
the committee proceeded to organize permanently b,
the appointments of the Hon. Willard Fillmore, Nics
President OF the United States Chairman, and Prot
Walter X. johnson Secretary.
AT the the request of the Chairman, (Col Force, J
the following "a pers were read by Prof johnson,
explanation OF the appointment and duties OF the
committee:
STATE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, MAY IL, 1850.
To the President of the National Institute
fy mo p,o,,o,;o,, If s,;s,e.
SIN. bave The homo, herewith To transmit CO.
mes Of a corresno,dsnce ,vbcb has taken Mace he
tween the Minister plenipotentiary OF her Majesty
the Queen OF Great Britain and this Department reia-
~ a, a.. p,oPoseu u 'us r-A'' " - "e
Eron, 'the o;r,,,l,s ~ r. I., co,,,,iss;oosrs 81
Great Britain hereto annsxed Il viii he observed tba,
all objects intended 10 he introduced from (oreipn
countries and entered for that txhbi,ion are required
to have been first submitted to md approved by cen
trail authority commission of the country from
which they shall be brought and that other will
s1I nave peeh SO cer,ihed oy the Government OF the
county ~ wi'ich ~ exists
' me- 'hp"s.y anu ar's may DC enabled 20
,hat s.";e ~ ~ ~, -
a nv ;'aonis ~" ~
Nat;nn,i Ins,tnt hay;nm hean rea,l 10 ;,.,rnosa
bv act ~ Congress ana ba;n Ia h;,uaIi naa,saa =.
matters rt,,n;ng 10 The arts and Sciences W..
nroner bodv e., tsLno The n;,;a,;ye in cons,i,,,;n'
sucb central antbo,itv
I,harar,ra - 49,. . .,h;. ., "a. s;l.:. =
the interesting and nnortan snb;ect which bs h.,.
hronght 10 ,ho ,t,.n,t, ~ ,h;s 'na,.r,r,ant h. a.
distinguished Envoy ~ her M;est,,,s (.nyern,1nsnt
and TO reoues, sucb action mr. Suggestions 81 M. .,,
nv in o,der that ,b n,,,raI rrnd,ct;on H.
ingenuity. industry and arts of the limited Stats
NAV be fully and su;tabv renresepted an tbe ;nters,
ing occasion herein referred 10.
have the honor m be ye,v resnectfuIIv vou,s
J0HN M CLAYTON
This communication was laid bernre The N,t;onal
Institute a, nv Il referred IN select comm;t,ee
uh;cb brought forward the fouounr rsnor,.
fepor o. me COMMITTEE Or the National Institute:
The special committee to which was referred
the communication from the Hon John M CLAW
ton. Secretary of State relative IN the formation
nj >. n,raJ authority for tr,nsm;tt;ng ar,;cIes .,
,b. ,dnstr;aI Exb;h;,ion 70 hs Ill ;n onJan =,
,osi aean.,ha c"I,,,.,;.. ~ ~ ~ '-''uo" AZ
TIC aor,,ni,.ee ;n,nressed viii tho ;n,ror,.n.o
Of he snh;e,t ,,apdad - ,ha inst,,',to 49,
=, !; ,hsr saa az auan,;, nave
III, ~ ~ .ao mon col anu a..1n.,o
nc i1eouisos' ". iuso"u''y' INC i'ousuy' ana
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II is designed to make it equal to any Weekly
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ClXTY-ONE desirable lots, situated in the most
- fourishIng parts of the city and suburbs, for
sale on the most accommodating terms Apply
to M. THOMPSON,
Office one door wet of Jackson Hall, Pen
| avenue. March
SPRING MILLINERY
| MIL be opened, at Mrs. S. PARKER'S on
| w Saturday, 18th instant at 10 o clock.
PARKER'S new Fancy store,
March I2-3t under National hotel.
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Department or STATE,

STA have the honor to transmit 20 you herewith
copy Of the correspondence which has passed be
tween this Department and the National Institute for
the Promotion of Science respecting the organization
OF committee to constitute the central authority
quired by che regulations Of the Royal Commission