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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-04-05
Abolition In nnssach ,set,s.

Judging from the las, ballong in the sod Bay State"
legislature for United States SENATOR Sumner, the beau
ideal OF abolition has reached the "downh Of political
life" He lacked twelve votes OF majority. There
is no event Of the last half year that has afforded
us greater satisfaction. 1t is not merely that Sum
ner is defea,ed--ior he is of words and empty
pretensions, who will harm onebu il is the fact that
corrupt political Intrigue has been baled and destroyed
The alliance between few canting abolition fanatics
and the pretended democrats Of easy virtue has been
secuted and Indignantly repudated by the legislature Of
that State This is, indeed. ''consummaon deyoutly
TO be wished" and will beacon TO future
rupl cabals 10 avoid the booess sins OF dishonest
ederations Too much credit cannot be ascribed 10 hs
democrats in that State
''Who were faithful fonnd
Among the faithless''
The whole nation owes them debt OF gratitude which
we trust they will be backward to acknowledge ant
pay Mr. Rantonlthe senator Of nine days wonder
sinks hack into the 'lumberlo" OF forgotten things
and will fill hereafter the place Of sort OF anchored
buoy TO mark the spot where the foul coalition sunk
the bottom.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-04-05

no At the regular monthly meeting OF the board
Bible Society this city, last Tuesday after
David NJ Wilson employed the agent OF the society
for month.
Mr. Wilson, addition visiting and supplying certain portions
which he has received specific Instructions
will call the subscribers the funds Of the society who have not
paid during the present year
generally known throughout the city,
respecting himself deemed The
cordially of all whom
and he to their favorable consideration and
action.
may proper Mr. Wilson's compensation paid
by individual managers the society," that dollar he
will be Immediately applied which
circulation Of copies OF the Sacred Scrip
BY order of the board of managers: (. 5r#.
NJ. ii. MILLER,
Ap5-a Secretary.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-04-05

REMOVING ENEMIES, "A good deal of noise and confu
sion il being made by some OF the wings because MIR
Fillmore is turning out certain abolition and free-so ag
tators To disinterested spectator all this is very
amusing. The chaps who turned out are the very
politicians who have been abusing the President for moi
turning out his mountaineering the democrats Now
when they upon him. and he visits upon them their
own policy their rage is wfu to behold We should moi
wonder they next uied to show that he had violated
the Taylor pledge, who declared that he had neither
friends TO reward nor enemies to punish
But II Mr.. Fillmore il resolved 10 turn out all whias
who are free sellers and aboIonists uho ,cH estope
Where is there in the North whig who is not now. or
has not BEEN free soiler or abotionst The land
with them They infest every part OF this and
other free States and are, have BEEN the open and
tive Dcendaries OF seconasm. To be consistent thew
ought all 10 be discharged. -PennsYvnnihM ----f
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-04-05

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, WITH LARGE sIonk
residence Of w w Corcoran esq., o. ave-
ssurdv, the 5th April shall sell on me P'ems
O'Clock, p. handsome building ,o',
square feet situne 1885, In Dnvidsonr
feet nert 20 the corner o.
building OF CON- ohunneSs
There i. erected on blue foundation for bones,
feel front and deep petition walls all iaid hya.anc
men, There feet deep the back front o. Ne @
with pump and fixtures compae - -. -, !.
To,n. large portion OF the amount viii -
y, which ends in September 1858
NOR. fully announced the day OF sale e
n for to say anything rclauve 70 me soca
ton OF described property o. well known ons Of
and of
in the city OF Washington. $685. fs.s
Mar 2s-codAds hucuonsef
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-04-05

NGYPT,s REVELATlONS.--Four Archaeological lectures
II Panorama) the latest Egyptian discov
cries by Mr. Giddon Tuesday 9Th
continued Friday liih Tuesday 18Th and Friday
lsth, al Fellows Hall, = o'clsck precisely.
subi-cts pfogrsmmes be had, tickets the
United states Wizards Hotels, Mr. Franck Tayor
store, aud at door.
Terms the genuemen 81 so ladies, 81
children and pupils IS cents single admission 80 cents no hal
pnce.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-04-05

GLrppos's Panorama OF THE NmE.-There will be an
exhibition of this beautiful painting Especially for ladies
and schoos) to-day at "a, p m, besides the usual
eyenino's entertainment .ta
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STEVENS. to hAs Friends and Co ss0mserx.~Duung the
rebuilding NJ his under Browns Hotel he found At
Large Ase under the Asnsum where he viii he pleased 70 see
them
Ap]Mf
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{1y- The Teachers Association will
Institution this aernoon at oclock< The public
a invited 10 attend.
o. G. WIGHT,
APPS Secretary.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-04-05

m3- Second Presby tertan Church, New York avenue,
near 18th street.-The H. with permits
sion, lecture HISTORIANS, Sunday, at O'Clock
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rAunTbe attention of wishing purchase fine
hans lot good foundation already erscsd,
c,Sly invited the property 70 tha
one the residence Of W. W. Corco
take plsce the premises Saturday. the s
Instant a Ave O'Clock For further parcnIars, adver
nsemeDt. ae.r a1. + .st .#Fa.t n. "neEr,
f-2t ~ ##.#4 6.a## + - hucuo"ee''
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-04-05

IaPoNICAs, ROSES, sHRUBs, FRUIT TREES, be-, AT
AUCTIoNon Saturday, the 5h instant half O'Clock,
large and choice collection
OF bourbon perpetual, hybnde, and moss roses Ell
double cameias aponcas, o'eande carnations magno
beo,ope Jasmine, together with many other eno'es
plants #l..i # sf..
Also a pear and apple vines &C.
aud best kinds afforded In inc Eur"
pean and American markets.
The attention respectfully invited ,,,x
Ap 3-dn o"~--.-
cypRINC and aurnrucr Fnshtons--Mrs. y. srE,n VII
u omen ON Saturday III. April nch ana
sormehs ~, rpi"k anu .u.' Ap +-A1
- ms 49, 1NUnYMp.A ANN n. CLARK has Just
nrned from New York and splendid 1sorunea o.
.nc r,npeyy and with variety nnanee anN
no,rpu and dress caps which she calls the aissnt6A
~, a.. an Saturday s. ut 10 o'clock Store hve door,
~ ,ns and Mechancs' Bank Bridge street, 0ssscwn
Ap4-da I'll n. elfseG .as.gaM ls
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-04-05

The Papal bill has been modified and curAiled -
TO be by party; yet II still occupies the
time OF the House OF Commons.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-04-05

The mail steamer Baltic arrived here at O'Clock this
evening bringing days later intelligence iron Eu-
rope. Fe.H "A rfA
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SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL ., 1851.
]. rull,lc~l Q.naex.r

Z. ft#N s t.t1 Political C~ndox." slt n ats
We copy from ths Baltimore American" the following
extract from disingenuous article with The above cap
lion, relating remarks the late treasury circular
explaining Mr. Hunters bill s- <ar 1920
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-04-05

England Fraaes- German dtsrs = lSda --CAs~g
Tie Markets --4doaace Coi0a--F1ms sss 81 Bread.
stufs.-Provisions looking up, &c.
The New York herald., 1851-11-01

L,svuss, October Z, 1851.
Popularity ej Moaasas-THe .incrioen cossul-M crpsas
.qgers &c
With your permission, wall occasionally send you
few ines from this psce touching matters taings Ia
. political aud eommei cisl poir, of vieF.
The country quiet ari over thing appears to be 20.
iue on peacefully apo we'll The Monssss administration
Il working well, and is conducting the affairs Of the
country In manner which has won golden opinions"
and which is alike highly credi.sbs the chief msr!s-
trate and his able counseors and advisers Mona
ssfe the affections and confidence Of his counrymen
vho hail him the CT their choice and whose trust
in him no faction shake no spirit undermine This
10 we'll and bespeaks the right notisp Of things When
man takss his stand the head of nstiop and doe.
bis tst 10 promote the prosperity and happiness Of his
country that shoSld be sustained aud his country
men should rally around him 10 all their strength Such
man il President Mopsgss and such should, aud
and wi be generously supported despite all oppo
sition
Louis Baker Esq consul at this port has sailed for
fhe United States Nicholas Keefe Eco who has been
appointed TO superssde Mr. Baker b at his poet
sa TO the duties Of his once and fact winning by his
department and strict attention 10 his bust
.ss 6dence and favor cf thoee with whom his
c rsuar duties bring him i'm nedistey oto contact
This the dull seseon for freight here The eof-
fee crop viii sosp be In and then freight will be brisk
and AZ consequence, busisees operations vili BE-
lively and sminatins Knowing you 10 be . lover Of
ireyity vir here close, and subscribe myself
xypv yours AMIGO
The New York herald., 1851-11-01
Supreme Court-Circ uit.
Before Hon. Judss Edv.ra.

Ocr 3o-A BANK CAsE-7Hs Sacksfts Harb,r Rank -,
Me P'es.Ssn Directors and Company Of the Lepis County
1S4s, when the plaintiffs suited By the presiding
judge and 1t now comes before the second time
complaint states that in the year 1872 the defendants
at Leyden, in the State Ct New York. four bills Of
s rSt rt tnsm 70 Gieh,s. 20 OF @ SSs
" Martin Ess President Of the Lewis Couoty Bank.
ior the rum OF Sa60o the second bi at eighty days
after GATE FOR $500; te third at huadro1 days
sfter date for the emount and the fourth at fear
months, for $4,000 These several bills were daily en-
doreed by Mr, Martin, and accepted BY Gilehrst co
and the plaintiffs that the defendants exe,uted
guaranty for the payment Of those BILLS with all damages
and costs that might arise by Of the
They also state that the bill for $4,000 was erroneouy
in the guaranty FOR tine y" ss four b
was paid by the drawers acceptors or endensor AMI
that consequently the defendants becams liable The
guaranty was in the following terms -" For value
received the Lewis County Bank. by John ". Mar
tin President thereof guaranty to the ssckstts Har-
acoeptancss, with all damages and costs that may
arise or by OF the payment by the
ceptors drawers endorsers and hereby valves
tce Of demand and protest any or all of said drafts
The d, ats were then described in the instrume at.
nsn and producsd the tsstmoav as
ney taken at the former trial The witness deposed that
he was the cashier OF the plaintiffs from ls4l to ls lie
purchased quantity Of butter frcm Gordon Brown,
and afterwards sold 1t to Martin for the Lewis County
Bank and let Martin have $4,000 in and the butter
OF Gordon Brown the butter amounted to Sl0l9I Is
Martin was to give the witness business paper guarau-
teed by the Lewis County Bank On the 8th Of March,
1912, this arrangement was completed; and on that
dayn continued the witness II gave him INV cheek as
cashier for the 80 Geo. and also the butter acting
with Martin as President Of the Lewis County Bans:
loaned the to the Lewis County Bank, aad sold
the butter to them; Martin said he preferred giving
guaranty to endorsing in order to prevent the of
the bank appearing on large amount OF paper; he
stated that be wanted money don't recoec. that he
gave any reason for buying the butter when advanced
the money and sold the butter received security for
tie debt, the drafts mentioned in the aasranty sx
cept one msststed) and at the same time received
The New York herald., 1851-11-01
SECOND BOARD
MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

BesroN October 20 Brokers' Board shares Western
Railroad, 3s; IL Boston and Provid enee Railroad,
afsalss Daisim ore RsIrosa 81 SO vsrmoas Central Re
q III so do. t60d 264 800 do 500 after l0i 1876 800
so .feE lod, a 80 do SAN sfser lOd & soston aud
Miine cdSs, ~ S
road 1 Is Norwich and Worcester Railroad 6 IL East-
err Railroad H. ss l5 Rutland RsllroaS q; Is Do,
Ralro.d 64: 40 East Boston Company 23 2 $50 do
bod zs 100 do SOD IN 80 do 22ai 10 Canton Compsny
64i Essex Company S $1,000 Cgdenshurg Railroad hors-
s 200 Cheshire bonds 1850 Second Board-lO0 shares
500 2s1 100 a. 55d ss Is DO .a 2sz 50 Ess. Boston
road loai 10 Norfolk County Railroad l04; Y Michigan
dssssars kasesd saa Sns''si wIninassn k.ii2:.
Railroad Ss 81 oa LOO wilminsson RaiIrcsd Ss e so
camden and Amboy kailrosd 6 10 96 800 d. gG 500 Lee
sss HaviscS ~ IS 81 n sns
ia b9k ~, aey SsissmloO shares ~ no55is e' csss S
sl1s; 5000 do 9 los shares Reading Railroad, b5. 81 N
hnsricsn Bank, lsi. .4ter saiss-2O shares Reading
Railroad, b5, q.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
CAMBRipeE CATTLE MARKET. Oct. 29-At market 5000
cattle about beeves and 1c0 consisting of
working oxen cows and calves yearngs and three
years old Prces-Market beef extra, So 25 per cwt;
first quality So 75 second do So third do 81; ordinary
Veal calves, 49, S. and So stores-workng oxen $50,
$50, and sos Cows and calves SIS S27 $35 and $45
yearlings ST. $40 and $l2 twoyeers old $l2 $l7 and
$25 three years old ST. S26 and S34 Sheep and lambs
--5,4l0 at market. Prices-Extra SO, S5, and So By
lot 81 so 50 and 81 so. Swine-Retai &c. Fat hogs,
~ q sc. Remarks.-The market about the same as 1t
the last three weeksair 102 cars came over the
Railroad loaded with cattle sheep horses swine and
fowls
The New York herald., 1851-11-01

The President points out the new and more accurate
estimates which have been made Of the cost Of the ROAD
in its several sectone The average cost per mile Is put
down to little s1sto The two per cent loan for
Mobile and further subscription Of ss2s 900 In Mssis
sppi south Of Pontoctoe county, will secure the i'm
mediate commencement Of 234 miles Of the road
Active preparations viii be commenced In Tennessee
during the present month.
new bank hssjust been started In Ineis called the
Illinois River Bank" The Peru (ni) Democrat says
-" The bills Of the Illinois River Bank have made
their appearance in our city Although readers well
know that opposed to banking system, ye. we
reason IL must have paper circulation ct ALL
Why the issue made BY highly sesponsble parties Of
State and should not have the preference over
thote who carry the avas Of their business into other
States and other towns to be expended bank build.
ing well adaptedto the business in which is placed as
safe and good . vault the State affords, has been
erected expressly for this institution and is ct
ornament srd advantage to our city"
The ocia returns of the Bank Of Virginia and branch
the LIST 0ctooer 1851 compared with those for the
corresponding dstsin 1850 present the annexed state
meRt -
BANK OF VIRGINIA AND BnArcHrs, Oct. 1850 AND 1851.
The New York herald., 1851-11-01

This is very gratifying statement The falling off
In the receipts for customs is very favorable feature
one calculated to give hope Of return of bet
ter times 1--we could show q corresponding increase in
our exports the prospect Of total suspension of
shipments Of specie would indeed be fattering The
decrease in revenue is equal to decrease Of million
in importations.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company have issued
proposals for the sale Of its coupon bonds to the
Of fseven hundred and sixty Thousand dollars the
Of the sale will be follows lis per acceptance
Of the bids and the residue in monthly instalments
that to say 20 per cent the sth Of February per
cent on the s.h Of March, 20 per cent the 9Th OF
April and the balance the sth day of May the pur
chaser to have the open paying the whole and taking
the bonds at any time during the periods Thess
bonds are free from State taxation Intsres. will be
allowed on the Is per cent retained by the Company.
The annexed statement exhibits the value Of foreign
dry goods entered 1t this pert for consumption for
houseipg, and withdrawn from warehouse, during the
week eRdirg Oct 30, 1851.
MOVEMENTS PoREroN DRY Goops
ENTERED CONSUMPTION.
The New York herald., 1851-11-01
AMUsEMENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

MUSICAL FUND HALL, PHILADELPHIA.-In-
1v1 mepse triumph and epthusassic appro
ie.scr Anderson the Great wizard Of the North
cord With grateful Of the brilliant
rect ptoss he experienced country bcxs V
state that he will continue his Grand Drawing Inter
tainment ct Soirees hytereuses tins evening"
svsnin! Until further notice when be will introduce ssv
eromaney Demonology and wisehorsn Doors open "
pefformances commence esiock Admittance osatss
juveniles under Is cents grand tntersaiD-
ment every Saturday. Doors OPEN 81 4 somnsass 81 9
o'clock. -
The New York herald., 1851-11-01

There has been great uniformity In the movement Of
this bank and branches. We 6nd material variation
in any department.. The circulation Of these banks Is
almost estir.y oflsrge denominations, more than one
half Of the aggregate being tens and upwards With
circulation Of this character, 1t b found that small
smoust oftpscie In the banks oil the purposes
required The sbeence Of sms bills makes !. necessary
that larger amount Of specie should circulate among
the people, and the currency IL Of metallic char
scer than In those sections Of the country where the
bark Issues are Of small denominations.
The New York herald., 1851-11-01

s s q a:sa :ssS's 3: e. ~ s.sS sta
b. ssxAFT b
Of Wonen-Twentieth Edition. lsmo DID. X0-Pr,e SI.
s1s sa: e e. e rS.ny
nf ssp ~ st timely sy Of :
nsI,se - di.clS.e. Important secrets
Ss.. nds pssS y .u ue... Of
Isf. also, ever i,mssihs wife, the no.h.r.he one
s .em.nhcod cr the other in the decline
can si.cevsr the symptoms and sfhcsni
rspssiss and se,, mode Of svery complaints
iI,rasi Of letter fiom gentleman in Dayton Ohio,
DAyros. Nay l, IS<2
NV pi1n s.s = ~ vii, A,. been p.resp.lsy .n.in. for
sush and suffering and during
riI; 'ss sssf
pos,s this .si. thing. was isssass saS resigned my
eel, 20 |ses hs wo,'s A. hl' tine .eow .So.i Two
=,
nd Ss ~ p.. Tsra 70 Sy r =.
iDs hat ie see, eksoysry q Bescfssas provided
'is S.Ss "s sas,sr . 'sHii,ss
would have iten in her ana my children lei.
t ofecprts imrrae,e,te to convey more fully TIRE
r,ss m ,sd g. they o.. Of nature ..r,cy
n'if al % R.iSsy ;sSi ss JaSsss ss Ia
knytv t,l,s, N.y York li'o, 60: albany; Joseph
''t; On io Isesp. q 81. esry s be transmitted " mat.
mpst ie sd,sssed ros paid ~ DR. NJ nauricesu, box
l.2.i New rorh city. 0rhse lseLiberty street.
NTEw MEDICAL BOoKs.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
~ vcrh the aud Of decste diseases
and all the Kindred by
s.f.sS % S,s Srs,y .sa s' s,. Elm: u ss.
above named nature IL 10 large qusrto scJ rp second
edition, price $40 Fstraet from the Boston Medical
Surgical Jourr Al - !. m.y be ,sia fe.rlesly TO M sqvsi
sud for superior TO sny thing q the tnd published
this couhtry Authtr Of The Family Phy,ieisn price
cent, author Of work on self Abuse. and is Deplo
s,bs lnssw se ,is,h .di,,cn o.rts.n plass, Si,e
"a Brosdvsy, snd By the author. to4 Brcsdvsy.
TT sToRTUrATks rRIBNB -oaEAr sUcCE CEss.-40s
BEETLES sold The greatest specific fer private disease
In the world Cures In tvo days without Mndrsnes fron
81 large vial. with beck. Depot DR. WARDS, 80 Canal
street. corner Of Brcsdvsy. Adviee-o,vc no feee Dr.
Ward reeeivse none and NO doctor cures desees eeseer
MEDICAL CARD.-DR. GLOVER CONTINUES To
,.h.s srs, 3. .s.s. sss:' s.. sss. .s s &
sn',s ard ...h . s.s:rs ,s- re-: r., IsS .S
sI .ppynes rreeseers rsass ssssi..s s."ss ~
quoh eures sspsera of thess sef naned deete
r q has received regular medical education and hss
,s % :: Il xns & ss a.; near sy.ss
MO FEs TILL CURED-DRs. oooPKR = MuRrHY,
IN ~ Feoseve ssesA frcM their long rrsstics And Drs
fesca fsovsse psy V relied On for hs of s6css
ssesor's london Dipi.ms mag Ss ssss ne sAss. T.
nwtrssse Ne. Affords AAs rsassst prvssv
NHRCBAEICAL LnIpIcIRN.-Du, On LAMBTscURA.
u tive Isstrumsst The esly infADfss rsnsdy snissne
for ose deriorsble Armses rssuuns frcn early pes
S:S ss I sss.:. s.s I, 81: sSss y, ,s
~ thsss sspp,aiat.
The New York herald., 1851-11-01
MON EY M A R X X II.


We have no change Of consequence to report Ia quo
tations for the leading railroad securities There was
considerable activity in Harlem and Reading the latter
ut lower prices The market has life energy With
ono or two the demand for stocks is confined
almost entirely to the regular street specuators Nor
wich and Worcester Is steadily improving and will with
out doubt reach the point from which 1t receded
The most favorable reports received Of the
traffic operations CT the company, and the next semi
annual dividend will 1t is stated, be large enough
bring the aggregate for the year up the original est
mate. As this road depends principally upon its local
travel and that is constantly increasing
sen Why 1t is not, at present prices good Investment
few months since the market price seventy per
cent or twelve cent above current rates It's finances
are represented to be in better condition than they
ever before hsve been, and the stock is, there
fcre, worth more. Harlem Is another good railroad
stock and in any state of the money mark,t should
command better prices There must be artificial,
unnatural pressure upon this stock that keeps it down.
1t may be suddenly removed of these days, when
prices will points representing its real value
We have idea what the next dividend will be- but it
ought not t. be less than three four per cent The
earnings this six months will be equal to than four
per cent the total cost Of the road and all its appur
enances Erie Railroad quiet to- day without change
in price. Holders will discover before they much
older, that all that gtters not gold The stock sell
ing for much than it is worth notwithstanding
which may 60 higher Speculation frequently works
wonders in Wall street New Jersey Zinc Company
closed firm at our quotations. There appears to be
growing demand for the stock Reading Railroad is
weak and depressed All idea Of dividend having been
abandoned prices will doubtless gradually settle down.
The receipts at the oce of the Assistant Treasurer
this port, to-day amounted to $7l414 o. payments S.
sc5 33-balance, ss,2s77s2 81. The business of the
Treasurer's Office during the month CT October az
annexed: -
ASSISTANT TREAsuRER's 0rFIUE-Ponr OF New York
October j. 1881 by balance. S3,S00S7S A.
The New York herald., 1851-11-01
SHIPPING.

Een LJyERr00L-uNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
DEPART with the United states Nails, Europe pos
tvely on Saturday Eovembef 8th at IL O'clock
berth ct the foot Canal street, No berth
i9r For freight or passage having unsquaisd
EDWARD X. COLLINS b CO., IS Wall street,
The steamship BALTIC will succeed the Pacific,
November I'D.