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CAMERON STREET HOUSE,

.ferGndria, Piygnia.
THIS finished in the best modern style
fron south about hrwo feet running back including the
hundred hy Everything
and
family gentleman holding public office in Washington
following induceen w perfect beaithiness OF at
drive city much cheaper
rent living II sold, lib
ea credit will given rented will be moderate
medae possession be had For further particulars apply u
CHRISTOPHER NEALE,
lg-lawu Aienandnp.
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VALUABLE Real E.,.t. I'm the CITY of wa.hinGt.


for saeThe prOpneO intending 20 the West with
months brick houses lots
gna east square Of the
Navy Yard Two Of the houses number EACH and
wen calculated for Shops with dwelling
the third ~ small house, subject TO ground
win be sold low Aso several enclosed squares with
comfortable the Capitol and Con-
Washington Market dariss be preferred,
produce
good condition, will be sold reduced liz
ties ndsputpble.
Persons wishing purchase please address
apply personally my office Pennsylvania few doo
l'''s "'''" NJ. YOUNG,
Ap 5-codu Agent
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A CARD.-DANIEL CAMPBELL doors 0
Hotel respectfully invite the attention persons
travelling his
assortment
Steel spring riyetod and solid sole leather
do do
Wood boz folios
Ladies sole leather and boz trunks
Ladies' French hat boxes
variety o yalses
Paok kinds.
Feb2S-dlw
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MOSES l.. HOFr,

MOSES HOlF,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
San Francisco California.
RErrRKscEs; Hon s. w Inge NJ c. Alabama John Taylor
esq, Mobile Alabama Messrs Rhodes Wright, CO., New Or
Louisiana Henry ~ Clark esq., TaTboro North Carolina
Hon w NJ NJ c., California;; Benz X. True, esq, New
j. r Healey Boston, Massachusetts A. r. Hatch, esq.
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. May 7-2awly
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rowNsESD.s new Testament, American ed,uo

I cded BY DR.. Colt l vol, large octave, g I5
Townsend's Old Testament, similar edition, - 20 .
Critical Commentary and Peaphrase the Old and New esa
and the Apocrypba by Paok Louh, Amand Noy and
Lowman 4 vols, large octave, Sl1.
Wainwnsht's snort Family Prayers. vol, y cents
Wilhcrforces Family Prayers vol, ~ cents
Tho Whole Duty Of Man cdioni by Rev W. y haWe
Oxford, vol, 75 cents.
Moshem,s seciesia-ica Horyi edition vols. svo,
Paey's Works; 6 vols, svo., complete in . " ~
Studies In Christian Biography by Osgood. ] vol
Morel's Philosophy OF Religion. vol.
received.
fHANSk IAfbofS
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Commissioner of the General Land Once
NOTICE TO PEE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled the right Of the land
within The townships and of townships above enumerated
establish satisfaction the
practicable after seeing this notice and before the day appointed
the public the lands embracing the
claimed Otherwise, such claim will be forleited
J. .BUTTERFiELD,
May l3-lawl3w Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
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WILLIAM HORNER,
Alto RNEY AT LAW,
Lancaster, Grunt county, Wisconsin,

tLATE OF FauouEk COUNTY, yA.)
WILL attend the Of Grant, Dane countless
the federal and supreme Madison He give
and particular attention the collection of claims
redemption of iands payment
resident Iandhoders in any part Of the State.
Refers Hon w. g. Fooe u g. senaie Hon James NJ Mason
Horncr
Mason, attorneys law, New York Professor W.
David Lapsley, esq, w. Welsh
Mess b. Crockett John A. Kasson, attorneys law ST Louis
Missouri. Apl9-lawly
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New York Life Insurance Company,
oacs, No. 0s Wan street, NeW York.

MopHIs ERhNkLtst president.
SFEYCER g. BENEpICT, vice president
PLIsY FRErMaS, actdary.
THIS company upon mutual principle
upon principle leaving proportion Of the
in the hands of has
extended profits conferred benefits
ieastp possible and outlay .
granted 20 visiting California.
agency Washington compehend the following ohicers
NJ, d. medical examiner, and I'd
Washington, agent Apollo Hall, Pennsylvania avenue
opposite Union Buildings. June 2-u
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I KNOX WALKER win prnotis, law In uprs
Court or the United States, and attend the
claims against the government Address Washington, d. q.
1h-u
ID DENOyAL.- DE sELDlNG wyLlE have removed their
IL General Agency and Office stset, between
and streets, opposite Odd Fellows Hail. and
National Intolig gencor Ohce.
20-3iawu
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DY A. NJ. FARQUHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg, Pennsyvsnn,
ID with Mer
revolutionary war with Great Britain, and the Flor
For PENSIONS bounty land scrip.
bounty Lcnal attend the purchase and sale Of bounty
land a order.
oRes-The applications for patents, models,
will be attended all thcr various branches
GeneTCi Poa OoeA claims against the department viii be
settlement Of quarterly accounts, OF
ditto facilitated,
New Delta Nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser, Loui.
VILE Democrat Cincinnati Gazeue, Indianapolis
Sentinel York Herald and Detroit Free Press, viii publish 70
OF S. and send their bills this ooe accompanied
with paper. June Sfu
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Charles DE SeldInR.

No Todd Building Pennsylvania Washington csmmis
of deeds for New York, California, Minnesota and all the
other States OF the Union.
CEs DE sELDNG having been appointed BY the respect.
OF States Of New York, California; and the
United state Of the Territory Minnesota
take Acknowledgements Of Deeds &c. offer.
his services the citizens Of Washington and elsewhere.
l4-2aw
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FORM No. l..


COUNTY
Before justice the peace other officer autoris ed TO
take afdar personally appeared here insert the o
fce who being duly that the Identical
here insert name Of warraneet whom warrant No. - for
under the act of September 1885, issued the
day Of 1856 and who applies 10 ecats the same,
[.i6iants Signaf,re1
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noMExrIc and Ornamental Cottages and Landscap

nOMEErIC and Ornamental Cottages and Landscape
0ardenngs Series of Designs Adapted TO the United snes
" Raniet 0vnl... ls4q.
Designs Country Village Residences in tho United States
by Rtch with Details Specifications, Plans and Directions and
Estimates of Cost of Each Design. 2vos, 1850.
Gothic Architecture Applied Modern Residences by Afnot
VOL, 1850.
Two Hundred Designs for Cottages vasi by Mess. Walter
Smith. vol
Downing. Architecture and Designs Cottages, Farm Houses,
Villas. vol. ls5l
Dowpnes Landscape Gardenng Rural Architecture adapted
TO North America I vol, 1850,
Donings Architecture Designs Cottages
Houses. vol, 1881
Together with many other works and All
branches OF architecture and building.
June s FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Notice to tho Creditors of Texas.

TREASURY DRP ARTaEsT, March ~, 1851
of eie and ls9 called upon creditors OF the late
republic he TO the LIST OF
September evidences their claims and Con
1880
Texas millions Of should be issued
"unt the the State holding bonds and other
certificates which duties
pecay pledged shall first he the United states
bonds such shall be
cnbed by of approved by the
United ;" Now order this depart
automatically the claims for which the
file the OF them
Unted their claims
FORM which President
Of the United sates OF the above act Of the 9th Of
September, 1850.
WIN. l.. HODGE,
Acing Secretary OF the Treasury.
FORM OF RELEASE.
Whereas an act Congress approved September g. 1880
of n paid the State
said mentioned, with poNiso
millions said shall be issued until
holding bonds and other cerhcaes OF
which specially pedge
account of said bonds o
creditor OF the State
of the BEL and iot WHICH
the mentioned in the said specially pledged
Here describe the bonds o certificates
Now the OF complying with the provisions OF said act
good valuable consideration, hereby release the
claim law against them, for
hand and at THIS -----dAy oi
Sealed aud delivered in presence Of
1.-Two Witnesses
ikutSs
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TUE Principal OF the Wacnon IN C Male Academy wishes
forthwith teacher who qualified
the various English branches the mathematics He
habits good moral
All applications must be made immediately ana by letter. paid
to The Principal.
Pc
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STAMMERING CURED.

STAMMERING CURED.-Dr. Comstock's vocal gymnasium,
for the stammerng and other defective articulation,
eocuuon,
pupils This successful
twenty years All should directed
A. COMsTOCK, NJ, d.,
9e Mulberry street, Philadelphia
PHONETIC WORKS,
Published by A. Comstock, VI. D., Philadelphia.
THE following works In the American phonetic alphabet the
only perfect alphabet that hnz been world
the only has distinct letter
only that for the
voice in speech, accent, infection, intonaton Sc
The New 1eamen ~ ass The Phonetic Speaker, 81 The
Reader 81 The Phonccon The Phonetic Magazine
1.-TWO volume 81 50 My Little Geography 25 Treatise
rhonoogy, 2j The First Book OF Pope' omer HAD l26
octave pagesD 50 cents Minstrel, l2S cents.
Dr. g. publishes monthly periodical, entitled Comstocks Pho
Telegraph 80 cents pronouncng and genealogical
Dictionary 10 Of publication In the Telegraph.
Al orders should accompanied with the cash and directed
A, CoMsToCk, NJ. d., Philadelphia.
Feb i2-3td.
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THE Gold Worshtppersi or, The Days We Lave In
future historical by author Of whitefriars,n
Harmony Of Prophecy, by the Rev. Doctor Keith. -
Maya fRANCk TAYLOR,
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NEW York and California Millionaire Association
~ One thousand shares thousand dollars Capital S
OO0 limited number be obtained by influential
parties who have capital special paJne admitted IN
conformity with the revised of New York. free from
sona liability future the 900 cash, and
certificates of shares issued therefor annually
with fair prospect doubling whole, operations
trade and mining the United States under the direction and
OLIVER HOLDEN,
As the General Partner and Chief Agent oflhe Company,
No. II Wall street, New York.
United
and to be employed dit
points, made
available for ade carrying the nails and freight to and
from Europe Asia, Aiica, and the Americas.
There business doing with Caifor
Pacific, supply gold continues
capital goods will astons the
most liberal and calculations therefor And IL is this
demand thereby association being formed
der the and style of o. HOLDEN u CO.,
Mercantile, Commercial and Merchants, banking,
insurance. and Mining Agents. New York and San Francisco
Capital 81 zoo 900.
al
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A. * q. A. ARMOUR,
DRAPERS IND TAILORS,
No. 3o3 Broadway, corner Of Duane street,
.abOpc the Iruing House, kew York,


DESPECTFULLY invite public
IL their assortment Of spring goods, OF the
which they prepared make the best
fashionable style al their usual moderate prices Fresh cloths,
for dark do patterns OF Paris embroideries,
There three skiiful employed this
partment complete IN itself Army and uniforms made 10
order with depach and the approved
Strangers who VISIT tins will establish
thing To their tase and perfect n always insured
much admired al Castle Garden been awarded the
first premium by the American Institute al their late fair
Feb l5-dIm
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LTUDEs .ur In Defense Active dies Places par Gene
IL raj Picot-l vol.
Hstore Fertilization rermanene, manuel dos meleurs
naniees de orhcson rndute de PAlemand
Duparep du Gene2 vols and atlas Of plates.
Fertilization Modene annyse des
modernes Aemnnde Maurice cataine du Genie
vol and
Polygonae Caponnierea officer du Genie
Panenet capnne de Genel vol and atus.
Tne Reconnaasonces Mres lusage des OH din
f.narie Ell de oayacne par professonr Ungor-l vol
dArcr public sutosston do minstre de
la Juerree--l vol and atlas,
Formules rraques aide
inreneurs des architects, &C. sc, par Clandell vel
Many military sciences and services and their
various branches
Just imported direct from Paris, by - -
May ERANCK TAYLOR.
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d VI. HoOE q CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN
carpetiug floor oil cloths, maings, rugs curtain mahra
sheeng blankets, and house furnishing goods generally
Peunsylvsnia between 9Th and sh sreep washington
DC,
Aug 29-n
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HANGING Acpdcp,y--First Coursr.--Mr r. r. L.ppr has
the honor announce the cnens Washington
of dancing
Tuesday residence
avenue opposite Wiard's hotel.
Days tuition Washington Thursdays,
days. 0eorretown- Mondays aad Fridays.
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second Couras.-Dane,ng Academy

MR. r. r. Liable has the honor the citizens Of
WI Washington and Georgetown that his second Of dancing
lessons for the win commence Thursday January at his
residences Pennylvnnia opposite Wisrds Hotel
Days Of uiion WashngtonTuesdsys Thursdays and sstur
days. Georgetown-Monsnys and Fridays.
Dec 2S-dtfm
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rpMuND II. WILSON. Attorney AZ La,

EDMUND H. WILSON, Attorney at Law, WI, P,seuss re
II In the courts ~ Washington, Collections and peoe e
different departments win prompt attention Also convey
oi
duly attended To- ce four doors above
Coppis Pavilion! pse h-ou
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CHURCH cARPETING.-Just received an additional >,

Hu'IINHW
" of carpeing, matching that in Trinity church
ladies supplied the last bale respect
fully they opportunity furnishing their
pepyp uniformity with that Of the church.
2 bales Cocoa Sellton door
do list carpeung
Always hand general cupeng', matng
tain Materials bed and table linens, which will be sold low
May 6-3,ooif CLAGETT 4 DoDsoN.
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DHILIP BARTON KEY viii attend TO any busn.ss
saay intused before either of the
and OF
and the Departments. once on q street..
wAsnserop, July 10, u4k- July H-aa~u,
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WILL attend the prosecution OF claims before Congress and
ious executive departments Of the government.
once and dwelling street, between 9th and 10th Streets
OnIl-n
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Know all by these that [hee insert the OF
pdrTantee Of the county Of and state OF -, do hereby
constitute and appoint OF and lawful
attorney for and in locate land warrant No
for Of land, which issued under the net OF September
1850.
[Polper Of substitution may be inserted, ydesiredl
Signed in presence OF
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.IELyILL,s serrnons-2 volumes.

Al ELNILL's sermons-2volumes
Nj Mannipgs sermnns-hree series In three volumes.
Hoffman the Law Protestant Episcopal Church the
the United states-l vol.
Bishop History England Revolution
l6Ss-l
Religion
Thorntpn's Family Prayers and Commentary-I
Old Truths add New EorsI by Rev, q, NJ Bulet-l vol,
Earnestness, by q, II, Taylor.
Lady Mary by c. u. Taylor.
The Angels Song, by q. H. Taylor.
Mark Wilton by G., u. Taylor
Margaret The Pearl by I. n Taylor.
Scenes in Cerrymau's Life BY Z, B. Taylor.
Wyaus Christian Ofices-l vol. 49, .
FRANCk TAYLOR.
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VIM. ~. IL. CROSS,
Attorney and Courseil0r al Ian,
Washington City, D, G.,

Practes the the District Of Columbia, and viii atien
Of debts and u claims Of
dcps including those bounty land under the act of Congress
lately passed Office in the City Hall
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TWENTY DOLLARS RENARD.-Ran away from the
subscriber the I'd Of March, 5l coored woman CATH
RTNE, alias Ky Francis She supposed be about Eve feet
inches high She Of rather delicate appearances
20 She supposed be hiring Wash
ingou woman, -eceted BY free persons Of color
Al fowarned against hiring harborng her The
above reward will be paid on her delivery 10 me.
Mar 25-3awu J, L. HILTON.
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INsTRUCTI0Ns I'm Gyn,nastios containing u full de-
scrpuon of than eight hundred engravnss by J. -
DAlonce, Professor In the Military school in st. Potersbmgh
and In PARIS vol, tto - -. -
NAV ~ FRANCR TAYLOR
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DERTH AMBOy sEMINARY.-rhis institution, nfiordng a
thorough Of training for college business together with
twenty eighth session on Wednesday, May.
The building large and commodiou and m internal arrange
designed comfort OF the pupils encour
Peasant retiremen, ease Of access proyerb heane
the and bathing valuable philosophical
sa banning and rmnasun provided with reference
health and physical aiming some Of die minor advantages oS
institution. =.
Principal possessing the advantage. Of early devotion TO hi.
all that enlightened Christian paeh, could
Tenn. 7s Der session of % weeks for board tuition
of books for English studies.
From ns Facvuy sfns College Of SeT Jer,ey.
Having had opportunity Of knowing The talents literary and
cSs'a"r op Mr. = C. woodsds While be was student n This
college, aud having found that students prepared BY him for
teacher . whose and nde !" y1s I'M and
JAMES CARNAHhN, President
sTEFnES hLExlSpER Prof ofsiah aud Autonomy.
CoLLrss o. NEw JERsEr April !, ls5l'
nrrrrrsop.
Joseph Henry, Ii D., smi'bsonian Institute, y g
Rev Rev James w hIelanheri D. D, Princeton Ne" Jersey
Rev. David Magic, p ~ Eizabethtown, New Jersey
For circular. containing further PARTICULAR with additional 'c
motiais and references, apply to the rhneiPa oon,,
Ap 30-dlw Perth Anboy, New Jersey.
n,ed by The legislature of Maryland and enjoying abel patron
neds every facility for the acquisition of thorough and
study and slon ROOMS and every modern or ,be
accommodation Of large numbor boarding and day scholars
n q, Brooke, A. NJ, professor OF ancient languages
/ rev. y, ". NndRl, a. NJ, biblical literature
rev " r. Waugh, A NJ mathematics aud natural scisrce.
! :. - Irat, ". D., assistant ~ DO do
/ Miss ~ a. Dixon English aud Bellies Lotes.
y Rochester, assistant In English.
GeorR'ana A. tiuise, French language.
tiien Y. eobfecht, music.
NJ, A. Porter. assistant do
Elizabeth s SHeer, painting
| Mr. A. J. Cleveland, vocal music.
TrRNs Boarding for session, (lI weeks. SJ7 so
Tuition IN collegiate department,
In preparatory depaftmen from g 10 10 90
6Caialogues, with necessary Information 10 be had on
application 10
hpA-2aw2w Nc. BROOKS, Principal.
HANGING Acpdep,y--First Course.Mr y. .L,ppp has
his of dancing
Tuesday October his residence
avenue, opposite Willards hotel.
Days Tuesdays Thursdays, sstur-
days. 0eorretown- Mondays aad Fridays,
Oct 2-du
James q. Bcrret
WILL attend prosecution before
w ious executive departments Of the
once and dwelling street, between 9th and 10th streets,
Oot2-u
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IN pcuon Of John Toma, Of Planaed New Jersey pray
for the extension OF granted 90 him the goth De
ccmbcr 1897 Improvement for from
the expiration Of said patent, which takes place the h day Of
December, itSl-
IL ordered petition
Monday path day Of November ls5 at ~ O'Clock aud all
notified appear show they have
why said petition ought not 10 be granted.
opposing the extension required file ~ the Patent
objections, specifically forth writing, least twenty
before o hearing An testimony hcd BY either
said hearing be taken and transmitted IN
codancc with the rules Of the Office which will be furnished on
ordered also, published Inteigenccr
Republic and Union, Washington, D. ID Daily Bee Boston, Mas
sachuses Providence Journal Providence, Rhode Islands Til
Frodonan, New Brunswck, New Jersey and
Inquirer Philadelphia Pnnsylyania week for
weeks the 2h day Of November next
THOS. EWBhNk,
Commissioner or Patents.
Editors above papers win please copy AID send her
ONCE, with paper containing this notice
June i3-law3w
puBLiC sALE.-By write Of Charles court,
sitting a Of equity, will sell public sale on Wed.
nesday 2d July the courthouse door the village
~ Tobacco Charles county Maryland, between the hours o.
the whole Of the real estate Of which Johannes ~
died and which generally called and
and containing about 1000
This farm lies the Potomac adjoining Pope
Landing the desirable and valuable
10 the county. upon and splendid dwelling house,
perfect repair The land In high state of
well adapted wheat and Tobacco II
large oyster shell bank II VIII be offered IN two
each Persons dsrous o purchasing
themselves ESQ., whose
a ~ lies adjoining VIII show the premises
hundred dOlsrs cnsh paid
day safe balance three equal inaments
fity bearing January, lal, which
given ny the of the decree land cannot be
FREDERICK STONE, Trustee
Iupe Ig-la4w
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THE History OF Ranking. with n Compr. h. ns,ve
Account Of the Origin, Rise and Progress Banks
don, 1850 rRANrk ia VI on
AfA'e'N-N
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FORM No. Q

Sworn to and subscribed before this - day Of, is5
OGicers Signaturs.1
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Sealed aud delivered in presence OF
1.-Two witne-ses.
Mar 29-di3l kwtSepjl
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FORM No 3.

WarranteeS Sisnatnre. ]
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-08-16

kW The Washington Union has been en-
gagged for the last fortnight in exposing, de-
nouncing, and lamenting the recert reunion OF
the New York Wings at the sacrifice of the
compromise Well, the time has at length come
for the Union to pronounce sentence on itself
When that paper made the silly and dsastrou.
coalition with these very Northern Wings 10 pas.
the compromise, we denounced it us Il compass
not only bad in itself, but destitute of any guar
antee for its observance. We said that i'm.
mense sacrifices were made by the South, with
out any security for the worthless pittance she
nominally secured But we were then de-
nounced as factious disunionists, who had no
adequate conception of the immense nationality,
patriotism, love, and affection of The supporters
of the compromise.
Well, the Union prevailed, and large por-
ton of the South bent the knee of humiliation
to that abject capitulation to the North And
now it turns out that the terms on which the
South surrendered, are broken She il not
even permitted TO march out of her frontiers
with the honors of war-but is to be kicked out
And all the consolation we are to have, is to
listen to voluble and noisy protestations of the
duped and defrauded Southern wing of the CO.
ation, certifying the very thing that we knew
from the frst--the bad faith of the parties to
the arrangement.
The Union has made out its case 1t has
convicted the North of treachery, and itself OF
incapacity. And now it only remains for it to
mourn over the failure of the compromise, which
has only corporal's guard forlorn remnant
Of Northern Democrats and Southern Wings
LEFT, of the great national Union party that
lately had the modesty to undertake to prescribe
from office all who would not subscribe TO the
five articles Of compromise.