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Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03

CoLoSEL D.usVs Gus Cas- ASB iliAsELT.-A
pamphlet presenting sketch Of The iiie Of Jciief'
ton DAVIS has brcn pot nio circulation 10 Mlssis.
app sinoe the advent Of that gentleman as candi.
date fof the gobsfBaiofia char 1h. publication,
which appears 10 have been prepared under The
direct authority Of tho rolonel, aad has received
ihe sanction Of his slreionsenng friends contains
the subjoined statement -
"In the Presidential election Of 1915 Col DAVIS
wss placed 10 a delicate aud. in some rrhPeels,
rather a painful position. III. faihrr'in.law,
sen. Taylor, had become the candidate Of the
wing party, while he, ever q Democrat, faithful
aud true TO his principles, felt constrained TO sup.
port Gen Cass, the candidate ollhr patty to which
he belonged. The principal difficulty Nth Col
Daris, hopsrer, gre1 out u has disTuH IN the
sinosriiy Of Gsa. CasSs ar0Tal Of Wineipls.
The Nichoison letter, he Jsh sdiisfed, iess IN.
tended 20 dscsire ihs South. and that Gen Cas-
pg oeh apprised that southern Democrats mere
placing construction upon Il nhieh. whtn II
should fapor his iHttresid. he polM disdrOp'
The doctrine Of squalIrr disgosery, which the
wing party charged, was contained in that letter,
aud at war with oil our rights In the Territories,
he kssp 10 be- true from confidential oouyrrsa-
ton which b. WIS not permitted 10 dsflosc. lie
acted. however upon the principle Of d choice Of
evils aud resolved 10 standby his party rfnieplrs,
10 opposition 10 the eaims Of hA lathrf.in'law 10
The highest office IN lhr gn Of the people"
We have here plan confession that Colonel
Davis doubted "ihe sincerity Of Gru Cass's ayOSdl
Of principle" aud fell satisfied that the famous
Nicholson letter twas intended 10 deceive the
South" lie knew that the doctrine Of "squallrr
sovereignty" charged as being contained in that
letter, was true, although "noI permitted to DIS
close" the fact; aud yet he sustained Gen. Cass's
prrtrnsious to the Presidency, aud undertook an
active canvass Ia his brhalt
The whole statement Is the reverse OF aattering
10 either VI the parties concerned, The imputd.
lion OF insiucerty on tho part Of q en- Cam comes
with crushing effect from one Of his siaunohesi
champions, who, however, upsels Ills own ehafac.
ter by the admission thai, for political purposes
be eonnived at game Of deception begun aud
euhsd on ., The expense Of tho south.
WdhisgtoH Republic
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03

Tue "UNloS" IN SroSE-A couespon.
dent Of the National InteIllgencer. lately
IN Florence, states that Mr.. Powers is
engaged on piece Of s,a,uary represent.
ing the american Uuion." lie says:
The clay model, OF which the marble
is TO be tbs cory, represents female Of
majestic proportions IN standing at,i.
iudr, with Que hand resting on Roman
lascia, the emblem OF union aud strength,
whist the other arm is gently upliiled,
with the hand pointlng TO heaven. TO
which the solemn aud earnest expression
of her face seems 10 appeal,
Like lhs other works Of Mr.. Powers,
the attitude aud form OF this statue is
easy. graceful aLd noble, aud is chafac
tcnzrd hy that peculiar dignity obserya.
HE IL. aud which forms one oi the chief
attractions OF his Greek Slave, even
amidst her letters.
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03
0orrespondenoe of tho Telegraph
Nrw YnnK. Noy. lllIlshI.

Nav YopK, Nov. 10, 1851,
fine old man died suddenly in this city yes
tefday, ! mention II because Cue old mrp are
rare IN New York. lie was about 10, aud the
father Of Mr., iiowland, efihr firm ef tlowlaud Il
Aspipwall, the we.kHown California steamship
osarts lie vas well IN the uioriing, aud at
trnded church. Ii | am accurately Informed,
Il heard Il talked avrf at the breakfast iablr, }
tile Decreased vas discovered al noou lying on his
buck in his avn entry, or hall, quite dsadi having
fallen, probably, US soen AS he rnlefsd his door.
inlrf that his draih was from disease Of the hrar,
Mr.. iowlandh life was sn rxempiiiicaton ol
what obstacles man a.ay overcome by energy,
lntslligencr, apple ttlan, aud correct mural anu
religious principle. lie commenced his career in
Nrw York u poor, ffiendrss by; he died u veal
thy man. for many years Identified with the IN.
tefests Of tins city. aud father oI number Of sous
whom he established in lucrative business.
Rev. De- Gafdiuef Spring, yesterday iotrnof n,
delivered the SECOND oil his series Of ~ lectures
upon the "Gory Of Christ Ills theme was the
Divinity Of Christ. aud he enforced il by numerous
quotations, "ln Jshusah shall all the seed Of
ISRAEL be justified" Zaehariah uludes to the
sasiouf us Jehovah whom they pierced" Ia
the epislle 10 the Hebrews, II. Paul applies To
CHRIST tho words. "And thou, Jehoyab" liis
inmn,abillly is confirmed IN lhs lO1 fsam-
"uf old," &o, llis omnipresenoe Is established
by his own words, ewhefs two OF three are
gathered together ln my nami, there am | IN
their midst" II am Alpha aud Omega BE.
fore Abfahtm waz. | am" | olasl paflisns Of
the iseiiplurrs, the Rsdasmsf ssiyled The Lo't
Of Giop--kmg Of kiags--c. :. a. 3
the Mighty God,a Aa.
THIS series OF lectures are regarded as pabc
incident, aud allads 10 lhsm m lhis lghl From
the emlnral character Of their author = = ihso.
logan, they attract large aadieans. zHouF
whom are olrrsymen oi VARIOUS denominations
4 number Of fepodsfs fuf The press iosk notrs OF
the lssl srres. 1hese lectures will do to offset
lhnse Of Rev oaille Dewey beIufe tue Lowell
Institute ~ liostou.
pfai Cotton is going TO illustrate, 10 night at
Ifplef Hall, the utility Of the famous life anui
hilaiot haraum gets vast many tubs on this
aud other speeulaliSns Of his but he putsuss the
even raor Of hIs way, utterly ormadiilo nh, aud
steadily refuses 10 pay the black maii demanded
af hini
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03
~ n n - WAN

ERoM the subscriber, on the 3lsi ul, "a 4
l. NEGRO B0Y named George lie Is
OF small stature, light eolofed. about - ye,ts Il
Of age. aud had on when he Jeff white wool hal
aud linsn sack coat. Tue negro says he form.
sfly belonged 10 a gentleman near Fort Smith,
aud Il Is supposed he will make for that place,
4 liberal reward will he paid for his apprehension
aud confinement % that eau gs, him. Any
Information IA regard to hun. add'esssd 10 The
undst- -gaed. eafs oi W II. Eilef. Washington.
Will be thankfully received.
JAMES MAGSEss.
ouaehita county, Arb, Nov. }. 1851. IA
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NoriGe IS hereby given thai will apply le
" the Honorable ,lie Probate Court Of Hemp.
stead county, al the January term thereof, to be
holden on the second Monday Of January, isa2,
ior au oiaet to ,sll the fapsing Real Estate.
belonging 10 the estate Of Samuel Moore, dsei.
10 Wit The east half Of the snaih wr,t quarter Of
srciioa u. tawnship fanre IS vest The vt
half Of the aaalhsalsi qaafssf u seeiioa "a . a.
ship faHss IS vest the naIsh.weai aas Of
the aaflh wesl anatrsaf - u.
rangf aaHH as,
situated d IL iasr Lot
> iu Gee HHihr : u.
A 1 NliLfAHs. az
tdila #HHas MalIH &C.
OIL =. Isai IA
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03

GEosuiA.-lhc Hen. Howell Cobb was sworn
IN as Governor Of Georgia on tho 9Th lust, lie
delivered brief inaugural address, which Is maln.
y devoted iQ two toples--a glowing picture Of the
itternal condition, great resources aud growing
@eati. aud expanding energies Of the state, aud
review Of the relations nf the State towards he
Federal Government OF the position which
oeotsa occupies he speaks Ia lhr following trrms
II was under thrsT circumstances that Georgia
was called upon 10 speak. She spoke; aud her
voier htraihrs mingled spirit of ardent devotion
10 the union and ul ptlriuIic warning to It's Nurlh
-ta friends Looking 10 the past, aud considering
thr tights and Interests thai had brcu involved IN
the eonlesi the dangers aud difficulties which had
surrounded the country. aud the important prnci-
plies upon which lhe hnal action Of the Goyefn.
m.nl was based, she saltmnly declared her deter
minaiion 10 stand to, aud abide By The compromise
as permanent aud final settlement Of tbs dan-
gefous aud vital Issuri It's fnalily aud faithful per.
iefnanee in ull its parts. constituting essential
elements, to commend 1t 10 thr favor aud support
OF hrrsef and her SISTER States Of lhr South.
Looking To the future VITA reference 10 the mo.
haees Of threatened aggtessons which had been
freely INDUCED in by portion of The people Of
the Moth. aud regarding the adoption al those
measures sgaiust whiel she raised her warning
voice. in the fourth resolution Of her convention.
asidious bloss aimed at her mos, vital interest,
she has calmly but firmly sad To tbs maddraed
spirit Of fanaliesni, thus far shalt thou 10 aud 40
father"
Her position wa. taken with oalmussz m 1850,
It has been fraiIimsd with aeb,fatan ia 1851
Aud ! now rsnew sae plFdge Of my hssHy CO.
eesfalieH ia mai Itainag Il with hfmnez aud do
an. osofgla had thus placed hrIsslf unan
bread, National aud patriotic platform. aud inslrs
hsf sisisf states Of the uuion To stand BY her 10
The nfsssfsalon Of The hanpieal aud ifsssl Gov.
efalasai on earth, unaa lltsas great pHaalplss Of
agal and justice, IL Poliey aud principles lpok
To tue preservation Of the Union, aud the man,e.
nance Of thr Constitution, as Que aud insspafahle.
Ambition eau seek no higher aud nohrf object
thau the Transmission 10 poslrfily Of ihis iuts.,na'
blt lrgaeyi A union Of sovereign States, ennrnl.
ed b. atons'ilution dispensing equality aud justice
10 all lie membrs; Constitution cousrefaieJ by
the wisdom Of the great aud good men OF tesola'
tionaty mrmory; union WHOSE Tag ioais upon
every bfrrzri - honotrd ia every land. aud fe.
garded throughout the world as the emblem Of
oonslil uiioual freedom. The naiul.uanes Of such
Constitution, aud the pfe>sfyaiiun Of such 4
uaion. |. sonhy The unitrd aud uulifing ehufls
of patriotic lnrT, North aud south, Easl aud West;
sefhy oi their brsi sarfeiss aud pufrs, deYo1ion.
Asssmblsd Lrf-, IA tbs eapilai Vi Geotga. aiuuad
her unie huuOfrd aud eaasecfatrd altar, lst US
unite Ia one ounnau prayer ~ The afrai Ruler
oi tie uniysrr, thai thls Constitution aud thu
uHeu may be prtPelaalsd to oaf latest Posirtiy
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03
Look HereI

~ 81 A. -. - a. t--s.--s '---, ~ the
" Probate Court 10 aud for the county Of iiemP'
nead. ia the Stat, Of Arkansas, IN the year A. u
1859. Hpplioaiaa wa be ,hsn and Ihrf- made
BY ihs uBdrfsrn-d for an order 10 sell the ioi'
bWing land. aud ienemenls belonging 10 the
estate u Isvid {. PaIlOn. decreased, 10 ~'i The
wrs, half OF the north rAs1 qsaReF, aud The east
half Of The noHh.wrsl quarter, aud the south
west gaarlrf Of The norlh.wrs, quaiief, aud iso
aud lU.hundfrilhs scres of Of the northeast
corner oi the IVES, hall Of the sauth.wesI quartet
all Of .relion IhiHy.iiy,. IN township ten, south
u range twenty i've west, lying aud bring "a
llrmp.,rsd county. Arkausss Sad uPPa'caii oa
will be nlsde Ia ofdef 10 eaAbis Tho undrngnsi
10 pay tho debts, Sc, exhibited aud allowed
against said estate
Lucy $. PAXTON. Admir-, and
GEO W GREEN, ,dmr, Of the
estate u DAVID Z. PsrlOn, dec.
Nov 7. 1851. 's's
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03

AEg CuRE Faa eoSsUnrtioN. the fini
numtsf ul the AuH Uilrsns Monthly Medical
lie isisf. which Ne unlierd tea DAYS aye, NJ
hnd article By ffnlrssaT Sloae on the virtues
OF phosphate OF LINE ia Sofolua aud olhsf DE- .
pfafsd STATS oi tiir sy.ism," which Is If suinr
aiaiHHa. II was suggested by ali ,ksay ~ the
lspadaa b,nr ri ua tue "phls uiugy and pathology
d the pialalt au4 Phosphate ol ins, aud lnrif
fslaiiaa TO iiT TURN tim ai rrlls
ihH CONCLUSIONS al llir aull,"f lsals ffuir,Hof
siaarl are based nI.al uaTrlul uhrnieai f.srafrii
aud results iiuin the use OF the irmrHy. Ill, ~
saaf.hfs shuN thai IA mii % well IA seg-.
laalrs ani inlrruf auiaisi., phosphate ai liinu
ssil ss abunrn aud iat I, .b.uluisly essential
iaf The iufmiuon el eslh,, aud hr considers that
maaY u the pathological states Of tn. system
dspHnd upon a drheiraey Il tins salt. Tue al
iseliaas IA which II Is adtisrd ate ueetasions de-
peaaisal upon a general dlseiaaa. aud nol a
mfft local siieoiioui mianlilr atfVphyi ia ,ho-e
suffering from neksts end consequent disffi.9a
aud tab.feulous dsssasss, particularly Of The luags
ia the rsfy stages
SIuek By this article. Professor Stone lssird u.
aud he thus drsurbes ihfrr III which lie VIZ.
iuss sefe very abtIaas The iirsl sas ila, Of q
save, who was admitted 10 ihr piuisssaf. inlif-
mafy ~ July, with dtsrasr Vi tile noss, the
shals system showing great progress IN sefotulous
dee.y Ihr usual femediss we're unsueeessiully
applisd u1ll AugasI. shru codlyrf od was used.
hui the d'sofgan salioa ol the stomach sa1 "a.
ef-as.d BY Il Tue phosphate Of TUE s-s thea
appllrd-s,ghi Tfan- ihfss u'avs a da1. lis goad
-iisei. wsfe .oen apparent. Il aud the oil were
,isniofr ADMINISTERED logrlhsi. aaJ tir pa1ivnI
sepn Sas fsslo,ed 10 health.
Tie second case Is that Of yeaIg lady aged "a
li.f dis-as- was our ol "uamiirI phlhsis, which
might have been expected 10 terminate ~ thr
course of lew moalhs" fatally The upper part
Of both her lungs va, llisd with labeTelss, aud Ia
some plaors was brginning 10 soften. The "as-
was rsdenily bad ens. The uralnsnt Of cod.
liver oil Wa al tint ussd, bat Nilloul marked
Improvement. The phosphate ui inir was thea
adnia,slrind xrh ih- vi. aud Tic Issuii, as'u the
cas~ Vi lhr argro, was soon ippaisuL Ihs pa
Iira, sas rapidly .rtiing srll
The ihifd CASE was that " child seven ysars
Of sgr. "a ~hioh tar phosphate Vi hns wa usrd
sah complete sucrrss,
We eau only rrirf bfirAy 10 these easrs fof the
puipasr VI dTrrliHg alirntion TO the subject. B".
lap the dnadiul ti.rssrs which lh-y describe,
srrulic urn have sood abaslicd III 4 iiirfe is
sulir frmrdy ioT ihrm NJ eau hardly doubt; and
tins may, II BtS ihag, be- Tho 'ivsilvfsium
which science IL IA sesni VI --NSL,ls Herald
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03
The Public

RE hsfsby respectfully iais,iase that, having
a been placed ia charge ef the wasiia.iaa
Male Seminary, ! have associated with nitfli
ML J.ars A. lonssss to whom % committed The
exclusive Instruction ia the Mathematical depart.
mral
Arrangements hav. been made with Prof.
SL.cg BY which. at a reasonable additional sJ.
prusr. our Pupils msy avail themselves nf his
Lectures en- Chemistry aad Philosophy. with III.
ose Of Apparatus.
The rate. Vi fuhion are 4, heretofore,
WILLIAM l. KIDD, A, NJ.
Ngy l.. 1851. &c
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03

To C,irroL "Hdhiion" Is progressing
fnrly. The basement stories Of tll- wings have
already lern buli, 10 places above the ground
lpr. snd pt--sal the most gratifying ryidrurr Of
superior solid masonry. The various kindS Of
marbles proposed by the several bidders for the
marble wok are. a. we have HERETOFORE stated. 10
br tested by cammiiee Of foieuliic gsuil"mrn,
who have made their preliminary arrangements,
aud sill probably commence their experiments
to-day II the afsehal When these shall have
been concluded, the name Ol the successful bidder
will be made known.
Mr.. Walter. the architect, is having construct.
I'd Of wood a model Of lhr Capitol as il will APP
pear with tho addition TO IT,
A few days ago we stated that gas. pipes were
to be placed IN aud around the rolundo, aud that
Il was 10 be lighted with gas arranged over the
large paintings ~ the panels; since which time
the fixtures have been received from Phladrlphia.
The form Of tho ornaments Is a scroll, bronIcd,
four feet sit inches IN length, projecting, at the
point of which Is Az eagles head, gilt and 10 the
bsak rod with a nunibef OF bBrnen
The chandrli-f, of the Senate aud Hall Of
Representatives have recently undergone aliefa.
lion, with view to better illumination than here
toiofr.
The hall how appears 10 beautiful winter trim,
after the revolution, and is ready for occupancy
The Senate chamber has bcrn much improved IN
appearance. among other things. by the substitu
ton Of a new carpet for the old one. II was, we
learn, Manufactured ia Thompsonsillr, Connect.
cut The quality similar 10 that known us
"Bussvls" On a lake.rcd ground are large stars,
yellow. shaded with biown; aad there Is ".man
spruk hug" Of small onrs IN the intermediate
spaces The ionnrf, II Is presumed. represent the
States already Ia rEislraes, aud the latter THOSE
m embryo. Republic
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03
AdmIulstrator's sale.

PURSUANT to an order Of the Probate CouH
L Of Hampstead county made al the OeIobrf
Term thereof 1851, | will ptocred to sell TO The
highest bidder, at the CoaHhouse door 10 said
county, on tho lsl day Of January neat, on u
credit Of twelve months, the purchaser giving
note with approved personal security bearing
eight bef cent interest from date. Sir VI eight
negroes. consisting Of men, boys and won'n, be.
longing to the estate Of Samuel lloPson, deceased,
to pay the debts proven up agalns. said estate.
JOSEPH CALDWELL, Admir-,
Est. samuel liopson, dre.
Washington, Nov ~, 1851 11iT
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03

A curious case Of fraud has Just tran.
spired at BerIn A tailor having Insured
his life ior E90 aud GlOO respectively, IN
olice. at Londun aud Copenhagen, got
up fictitious bunal, aud after having
witnessed III disguise his own irternent,
took fight leaving his wife TO claim the
amount of the policies aud then To follow
hun, This she effected 10y means OF a
certificate OF death furnished by some
medica! man for bnbe OF Gl5, coupled
with the register Of the iuneral) but ai'
ter a lapse of four years the affair has
come to light. The coffin has been
found containing nothing but rubbish
aud the culprit has been arrested by the
agency Of the electric telegraph, before
receiving the news Of the discovery
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03

TnE PRFss.-rhe number OF news.
papers published in the Uuited States
annually is estimated al 4l2, $50, 900, be.
ing equal to l6i copies per year for every
man, women and child. While in the
British Empire only one is published for
every Two thousand inhabitants; 10 Bel.
GUM, one to every twenty-five thousand;
IN Persia, one to every twenty thousand
one hundred and eighty-six; in Russia,
only three copies 10 every million.
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03
A Bargain.

A s the subscriber Ia determined 10 sell, bsrgaia
"a eau be- had In the well known and vslusbls
Tract OF Lsnd SITUATED at Pine Prairis. on Red
River. twenty FIVE milrs Abov. Fulton, eontsiuipr
steven hundred aud twenty arf.s. two hundred
and hny acres IN culliya1iuu; large portion Of
the tract 10 above overflow, ID. balance over
flows only In extreme high water All necessary
holdings Oh the place 10 carry on the farm. Gin.
Mil and Gotten Press new. In point Of soil and
convenience. not sreeed by any tract Of land
on The River VIII be sold with the prrmis.s, "
required. Corn, Fodder. stock Of raiilr, Hogs.
SHEEP, Mulrs, Ac. Terms liberal Apply To
the sub.erber on the premises, o. to G. d. Roys,os
al wsshingion.
ROBERT II. SCOTT.
Sewer county. All, Sept. ~, 1851
IrGsIettr and Democrat will please copy slf
weeks and send aeeoun, TO this oihce for pay.
msni. lsf
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03
Cotton Gin, aud Corn Mills,
To Grind by Horse Power,

To Grind by Horse Power.
Manufactured by r, A, L. MAeNrdYs
At Pleasant Hill. Do Soto Parish, Louisiana,
HE undersigned has completed his arrange.
ments for the manufacture Of the above
named articles, aud will furnish Cotton Gins from
forty 10 SIXTY saws al The shortest possible
noliee.
Also. Corn Mills Of the brs. plan now in use.
The high reputation Of There Mills where they
have hren used, frudrfs Il unnecessary for the 10
say anything in lhs.r favor they have only 10 be
seen Ia he parehasrd. All sofa srul from TIN.
establishment will he made according 10 the latest
improvements aud Of the best materials, with a
special regard TO appearance. durability aud gen.
enL performance, aud fully warranted To the
purchaser.
All eou,rae, made with l. W, seOggius will
be punetualy attended 10, ....
L. A. l.. MoCugDY.
Oct 3, i55l. liHiy
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03

CALlFoRSA -Silas l.. Burrows. Esq,
ia letter 10 the editor. OF the n. York
Journal OF Commerce. says:
rfhe recent State election has given
the Democratic party eou,rol Of Caliior,
ma. aud the stats will be divided, Ia my
opinion. TIL. winter. the southern beeom.
ing a slave State. The value OF our
possessions on the Pacific are iHcalcula.
bly, great Ia the march TO greatness ol
our noble nation, mud the attachments
OF the inhabitants 10 the ties they have
left at home are strong as ! have ever
Known; but silll Ihelf wishes and inter.
ests mus, be consulted. or they will set
up ior themselves. Everything they Dc.
sire is for their protection. and to aid IN
facilitating their business operations. aud
IN developing the grea; feeources of the
State. should be with pleasure and
promptness conceded TO them 10y the ex.
ecu.iye Legislative, aud Judicial Depart.
inents OF our Government at Washing.
ton. In case OF war. San Francisco aud
her great feet Of merchant ships are en-.
tIrely unprotected. aud nature has given
US the strongest positions for defence, OIL
which iOrIiiioaIious should at once be
constructed "
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03
faeA EvAorr The steamer Ainea Arrived a,
NrN Yo,k un the lytll.

faaa EuHorr The steamer Afriea arrived al
Nrs Yo,k vn ihv lgth.
Lirsfpgol, Aer l.-fhrfu has bren q good
Isuaad Ia the epliaH ina kel during thr week
aud The salys reach ~ tluO ealrs Vi wheh speou.
lators have taken bUUU aud .hpoHrns 5Uuu bales
fness iof msi qaaltlie. have advanced. the
greatest improssmral beng ou lle iosef gtadrs
'ihr advance Tor Mhidltag IS l lo ii. pei pound
Iii- quotations. hspd hy tir Boafd Last essaing.
are. iei fsr Orleans It; Middiiag Orleans a
Far Upland, 5; and MiddAns uplanes al6d
pei pound. llolt.s have generally met the de.
inand freely. The stock Of American euliun Oh
hand i i,UUO bales less than al the same time
la.i tsat.
Tie French National Assembly had mel .ad
ofgaa.,zd by elretins N, Dupry ID President,
fHs message Wa fresRed aud read IL ehirl
feature s-s q demand for the restoration Of uu.
ysfsal suiitsgs, with only slight restrictions -
The Miuisify urged that immediate aei0n be
taksn on tbs subject, whiui, tic Assrnibiy 10.
fused by .ssl-asi4an. Ihs ssene,irns I'd .,s
Assembly was lnlras~, and the result was anr'
ousiy awaited al last adyicrs.
1hu mvssag. was met with the most violent
opposition ifum The organs Of tue Assembly a'noag
the pfr,s. aud tue pfesidenl 10 broadly accused
Of P-soaal smaIioa. The Irmprf Vi Tie Assem-.
bly, aud the malon.y Of the press are 10 ad'sns
10 the President, that all eonpfVmis- Is extremely
doubtful Publie uaaqui,, yet. hosrstf, fe.
inainrd uud,,iurbed. lh- financial adafs VI The
nation feprss, nled bv'ng IL Blos, drplofa'
bic condition.
The working men Of London rot up grand
demonstrators ~ hinnr VI ksssuih. Upwards d
10000 nrn Iolnrd "a PROCESSION on tie occasion
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03
Valuable Real Estate,

I WILL sell upon accommodating terms
/ quantity Of valuable real estate, situated il
llsmpsisaa eeuniy, Afksasss. For terms. sc.
arply To mm II. Eurf. Esq. Register Of tn
Land oliee al Washington.
GRANDSON u, RofsToN.
July ~. 1881 I2sif
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03
a Bargain.

,I'uE subscriber offers for sale IN, plac, %
u which he now rrsidss, siiuA,ed ons nile
southwest Of Washington, on the Fulton road,
consisting Of comfortable Dwelling House with
convenient out.hcuses, Forty Acres Of gosd Land
about 6ilevn acres Of which are cleared aud IN
cultivation. aud well Of hrsi.fa,s water. 70,
Terms, epply 10 the subscriber on the rrsnhres y
to John D. Tumble, ESQ., Of wsthpgsa
J \ tRosHY,
Oct !, 1891 10