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Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1852-04-23

SECOND STR EFT, BETWEEN FRENCH AND WAL
. NUT sTs. WILMINGTON, DEL-DYER AMI
CLEANER, In ali eolcrs.
I In Silks, Cloths Causes aud every description oil
Faucr Goods
III Straw Bonnets cleaned, dyed aud pressed
8FilIniugton, mp Q
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1852-04-23

OYSTER AND LAGER BEER SALOON;
N NTliE subscriber having taken iheEffR
~ ~ q Jiarge and handsome Saloon, under {4-t9S
NNJSlE the Clothing Store Of Mr.. FAiyre.No szdAiSA
>~t%S 40 Market Street. respectfully informs HE
friends and the public in general that he is prepared
furnish them with oysters, pies sossageF. bear oIeih
or with all other articles usually kept In such places
He returns his thauKsto tile public for past iavoTs,
respectfully sOets continuance Of the same,
Wilmington. Dec 1851. WIN. HUBER.
WILMINGTON CRACKER, BISCUIT
AND an EA ID DAKERY. Corner of SIXTH aud
"A FRENCH streets, WILMINGTON DELAWARE.
City aud Country Merchants and Private Families will
find ut the above large establishments, constant aud
abundant supply OF Crackers Sweet, sodn, Bran al
Lemon Biscuits all kinds New York Butter Biscuits
included. All sold Mt Philadelphia prices Cakes Of al
sorts fresh baked every day.
Thankful for past favos, and the kind sup OF
discriminating public. tho subscriber will endenvor to
merit an increase of patronage. Families who may
please leave their ordersat the Bakery, will find the u
nunetuHlly attended TO. ROBERT SELAIl, Agent.
wilmington. nnril ls-u
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1852-04-23
Or. j. S. HoUcHToM'S.
GASTRIC JUICE!

Prepared from RENNET, or the fourth STOMACH OF
THE OK, afinr directions Of BARON LlhBlG, M
great Physiological Oh emisti by J. ). HouGhIoN
M. ID. Philadelphia, Pa. .
This is a truly wonderful remedy for INDIGESTION
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDiCE, LIVER COMPLAINT
CONSTELLATION, and DEBILITY, Curing after Ma
lures own method by Natures nSutriment the Gastr
Juice.
oct. u
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1852-04-23

Uprry's Tricopnerous.-p- otessot ALEXANDER
d Z. BARRY'S rrcophcrous ~ Mudicuted Compound
The nieaey Of this Justly eslebfatei embrocation io in
vgusaiing identifying. add mpatng gloss aud silkep
ssnrFa to Tie ha.r, widely kupwn and aeknow-
4n thai has ghnod by ~ reputation which
fur day, but lot all tns II i the province OF
sceuee sublue aud eouiiu ine physical evils whiah re-
lined civilization hns brought iniis train; for 50 lons ~
warm rooms and light hats with the eombned ageaey Of
olirr inhAaees Xst, viii thousands al unhappy seiins
itu hel with bnll heads aud gray hairs NJ hing
Of tr various diseases which hn head i sub
drte lolieye those evils That Professor harry
nirucr his Invaluable remedy, and amous the thousand
aud ,re who hiyu bean his compettors he now stands
nlon that pedestal Of success hewn out of Baffys IN
cuphefuus and sustained by tho favor aud universal pat
onasn Of a ti.eering iiieligrni uie For restoring
the hqitt suTisnl growth preventing il from iullhE
nut this compound has been pronounced by medical men 10
Tar eunus di4ss OF i skt, glands muscles stines aud
hu,rs. HE II rnpheIuns will always be found sre spec
DIV aud unfaillhg entei aHd so long as
| E1ir llnA... ~ lmnnIil al rnrn nnsnhIn.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1852-04-23

SMITH X CALLAHAN, would respectfully inform
- their friends and the public generally, that they
have commenced tine MARBLE AND GRANITE Busi
NESS IN all its vaiiou- branches nj therynd III Mar
ket street opposite the Bank of Delaware where they
will manufacture and make 10 order, Monuments Head
Marble Mantrls, aud housrwoik Of every description,
cnied with nentess aud despatch, hnth hemg lonF
known IN This city as good a. ruciical worknen =
They warrant all work done Mt their establishment to
give satisfaction IND at Philadelphia prices
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1852-04-23

AMGhrnuiy iiraws Us Niha singlc hair"
will Rary rcnpherous h uisenlalio the toilet ui evory
lady and gentleman WIN usifs give SIT, glossy and
luxnrian apprnranretetht natural diarrty al reasnis
throne Sold nrg" bolrs, piec vi ceuts, At the pne
PM nre, 81 Brnawly, New York, aud by the principal
merchants aud druggist hrong lha United States ane
Cst una Mpyicr West Inrs, Gruat Britain france &h
lLy suhu Duss Assni for tho saic Of Delaware Ollie
Adamf.. s. 90 MnNt 10 thr Fo.l Onee WILMINGTON. DEE
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1852-04-23

\ ~ HENRY KI,uNn respectfully imiorma bis friend
X aud the public in general, that he continues the
~ Locksmiihing aud hell Hanging business u No.
u FotISTH STREET, between King and French SIS
where he will make aud repair locks hang Bells repair
clocks umbrellas and parasols e in the and
the most reasonable terms lie respectfully invite, MS
friends 10 give him call Also he keeps the brsi Cider
Vinegar constans hand which he will sell reason
able, June =
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1852-04-23

NITlAN SHUTTER MANuFACToRY-Iebiy md
In general that they still continue to masuactnre SASH
Doors Panel aud veniiian Shutters ut their mnniario
W. at the foot OF Thorn st.. Wilmington Del. IN tse
lower end Of ]. NJ Pools Muchmr shop Having stehn,
power the premises. they are nat I'D TO mHhuAce
the above articles the ewrsrate the best mnnr
and on the most reasonable terms They also manu- G.
ture Del mos independent Horse nnkes, which
took the premium he Int oxidation ofte Agneu Id
r 4 Society of New Castle County.
VI yil..t, Nal my 4 al
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-04-22

gal statutes condition OF slavery, and OF It's legal reo
ration by competent authority; for Otherwise no action
OF majority OF the people, operating through their Local
government could be necessary because. ii the eoast
tutiona right existed any could avail himself OF IT,
and hold slaves there without any Legislative ACTION upon
the subject.
Mr. Buchanan draws no distinction betwsss ne power
OF the local government of Territory " 81 State 10
establish or abolish slavery but evidently Includes both
in his propostionfor he is speaking 0f what will be-
the immediate effect OF annexation upop this question, and
OF the probable action OF the people, whether old settlers
emigranls with regard TO it. Otherwise, indeed all
action would be foreclosed for il the country must re-
main free until the establishment Ola State government,
that very position would determine the question forever
that no person holding slaves could take them
there under the territorial governments. and the country
would be settled, and its constitution controlled by those
opposed 10 the institution OF slavery
Ii would perhaps not weaken the opinions ably ex-
pressed by the distinguished gentlemen. which have
thus extracted from the record, by adding those enter
tanned by the distinguished senators from slavehoding
State.
Mr.. Underwood said, Congressional Globe. vol 20,
part I'd, page 960)
"My opinion. moreover that ought to leave the
question Of slavery the decision OF the people of the
Territories through their own Legislatures. This
is acting upon the great American principethe right Of
self government"
Mr.. Clay also said, Congressional Globe. July ~
1850 y
There is one provision which did not meet my ap
probation and which would have been better satisfied
had it been left ou and that is the provision which
does permit the government OF the Territories to
tablish or prohibit slavery"
II is said there is wisdom in multitude OF counselors
1t may be equally relied upon safe conclusion tina
such extraordinary coincidence of opinion, entertained
and expressed by the great neecs OF the country,
be correct HISTORY
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-04-22
ny ). G. MCGUIRE. Auctionssr.

i'HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE AND HIGHLY I'M.
proved real estateBy virtue Of decree Of the circuit
VIM j. Donoh0o complananu,
others, widow and heirs
A. Donahoo, deceased, defendants the subscriber
No.
and adjoining United States Hotel extending back
100 feet 20eet alley with the buildings and Improvements
thereon, which consist Of four story brick dwelling and with
large and back building and brick stable all finished
the best and ha best mStera and being
valuable pieces Of property in the city Of Washington
lot No. II, Subdivision Of lots Nos and
20 et6 Inches Bsyenth west by street north
with The buildings and Improvements teeon which consist
three brick dwelling and with bsek building well
substantially built and Of the best and valuable business
Donoho0, on the eornsr of Seventh aud streets.
also lD No In subdivision of lots Nos and
No. 6 fronting 10 feet inches Seventh west between
Pennsylvania and canal Immediately opposite
Of the Centre Market and running back l0e
with tbs buildings and consisting OF
brick dwelling house, occupied and being vs
able business etand.
pieces OF property o
caps DESTROYS of investing valuable rapidly ipsov
aud to seeking valuable business locations
opportunity not likely TO again occur for
i've Wednesday, 26h day Of
half O'Clock, with lot No - in reservation No. TO-
Pennsylvania adjoining the United States Hotel
ceedng the aud continuing until the whole
sold
Of sae prescribed Decree onehnh Of
paid cash, and the balance equal
boads bearing from day OF SALE with security
approved Upon the full Of the purchs
and b auncatiou OF the sale by the court inc ues YIN
convey the the respective puchssrs In ss As ec
will be esod the risk aud OF the purchaser An
'4A''As : ~ CHARLES wALLAcH, Trustee.
Ap22-aawAds
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TELEGRAPaIo REPORTS, So,

Arrival Of he Asia.-1hree days later from Euro0,
NEw Yoak, April n, p m-The royal maisleam,,
el Liverpool on The 10Th INST bringing three days later
The political adyiees by ,hs steamer are very ms.s
Northumberland entirely devoid OF news Of n,
est. All tranquil -'
has granted donation Of 1000 francs mon
nment 10 Marshal Ney.
Michael aud Nicholson were about TO make friendly
visit TO Napoleon.
slight disturbance had taken place Bourges upon IN.
embarcation Of quantity oil CON- The authorities soon
commanded order.
SPAN decree has been published Madrid annihi.
atng the liberty OF the press The government is TO sun
press public journals pleasure when they contain mat
Ter adverse 10 It's wishes.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-04-22
ny ). g. MCGUIRE, Auo,,on.sr.

rHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LoTs.-By
Of the District Of Coumb'
Washington county John q. Dono
hoo and William j. Donohoo compartments and Harriet Dono
heirs. OF John A. D6nohoo
ceased Defendants the subscriber appointed by said de-
win sell public sale Monday the 3st day OF Stay
5k O'Clock, premises, Nos -
$50 fronting 30 north rrst
extending sofeet
bsins vaiuabs and well building lot rapidly improving
part city Of Washington.
The terms SALE prescribed by DECREE One mn
purchase money be paid cash, balance eq1a
payments twelve eighteen thirty MONTHS
purchasers bonds bearing interest from the
approved by Upon
mont OF purchase money
court will convey properly the purchaser pur
ehasers, purchasers In fee.
complied with within sir days amer The
rcsod the and Of the
chaser expense OF the purchaser
CHAs. 4. wALLACH, Trustee.
J. @. MCGUIRE, Auctoneer.
Ap0-2awkds
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Hon. MIR. Whltoomb, OF Indiana.

We pleased to this distinguished senator again
in his seat He has been absent for months of the
session. under medical treatment and although en-
tirey restored is yet convaescent and will
be in possession of his usual strength His absence has
been meh regretted. and excited the attention be-
of his punctual attendance heretofore to the duties
of his station We have heard it said Of him that during
eight sessions of Congress he has been missed
day from his seat until attacked by sickness at this SEES
sion. This, imagine, evidence of punctua at
tendance 10 duty which few public can give and
shows how justly he deserves the confidence of the
State which he represents in part on the floor of the
Senate.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-04-22

We omitted TO call attention to the very able speech
delivered by this gentleman on the subject OF the public
printing, which was published in yesterdays Union. He
states in clear and forcibe language the
which determined the action OF the committee and dissi
paes the msconception which prevailed respecting tho
law under which the committee acted To the apprehen-
sion existing that coalition had been formed tending to
an amalgamaon OF parties, the simple statement OF facts
offered by the honorable member an answer concu
sve and irefutable Against the collateral consdera
tons connected with objections to the Washington Union
as party organ. indebted TO the honorable mem
Der for defence which is not only credtabe to hi.
hrmAess patriotism, and ability, but Just to the interests
Of the democratic party of which he is devoted advo
cate.
No man in Congress has taken holder ground than Mr.
German in defence OF the constitutional rights OF the
South and we thank him for the manner in which he
has vindcaed efforts TO do justice the same rights
and prevent the Compromise from being used 10 widen
the breach which had been made in the national organi
cation OF parties by the slavery and territorial questions
He showed that political views differed in no respect
from those OF the fathers OF the democratic creed
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-04-22

The balances due banks Of have increased about
%. 900 in the last quarter. will be observed that
June OF last year the eliminating point OF loans Up
that time there had been for years steady
sion from the low point Of foryeght millions In 1873 From
Decem June the increase rapid but the June
the export of specie became considerable that
the banks being alarmed curaed vigorously drawing in
nearly eight millions up to December They have in the
last quartermosly in the last monthrecovered that high
line OF discounts The following table shows the coinage
Philadelphia and New Orleans, tho exports from New
York for several successive quarters and the OF
bank loans at the close OF each
Coinage Philadelphia New Orleans, exports from York,
and kew York Bank
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-04-22
Supreme Court OF ths Unitsd st.fss.
"WEDNESDAY, April I'll, 1851.

"WEDNESDAY, Apfli 1000.
No 10 T. ]. Coffee Us Planters Bank OF Tennessee.
In error to the circuit of the United States for Mis-
ssspp Mr.. Justice Daniel delivered the opinion OF this
court affirming the judgment Of the circuit court in this
cause with and damages the rate of six per
um per annum.
No u.s. H. Miller u.s. ID. Austen ct al In error to the
circuit court of the United States for Ohio. MIR. Justice
Caron delivered the opinion OF thi. court affirming the
Judgment OF the circuit court in this with costs and
damages at the rate OF six per centum per annum.
No III. Parish Co. u.s. G. Codes administrator 81 al
Appeal from the district OF the United States for
Alabama Mr. Justice Mclean delivered the opinion OF
this court reversing the decree Of the said district court
with COSTS and remandipg this with directions to
enter decree for compliments.
No 17s d. d. Mitchell, paintfin error, Us. M x. Har-
mony The argument OF this was concluded by
Mr. Attorney General Crttenden for the plaintiff in error
No i2s The United States, appellants Us. Harrison
and Duvall. This submitted to the consider
alton of the court on the record and printed argument by
Mr. Attorney General Crtenden in behalf oil the appel
lants.
Adjourned until tomorrow, II o'clock, a. m.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-04-22
CITY OF WASHINGTON.


Cossrsss-ySedne~iay.
SrSArx-Sevsral petitions were presented and refer
red to the appropriate committees
The joint resolution reairmng the doctrine OF non
intervea alton was postponed until Wednesday next.
The bill for the repair and improvement of the dam
at Cumberland island. in the Ohio river. debated
after which il was referred to the Committee Com.
merce.
The deficiency bill was then taken up and debated
ill the hour OF adjournment
HoUsE REPREsENrATvEs.-After a speech from
Mr. Nilsson in explanation OF his position on the naval
discipline bill. it laid the table. Mr.. Orr then
made sundry reports from the Committee on Public
Lands After which the House went into Committee
fthe Whole the state OF the Union, Mr.. Hubbard in
tbs chair > and the special orderthe homestead bill Of
Mr. Johnson, OF Tennessee under consideration
the committee addressed at length by Mr.. Howard
and then, the committee rising, the House adjourned
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-04-22
From the Mobile Advertiser.
Wonders OF the Telegraph.
We find the following telegraphic dispatches in the
northern papers:


We find the following ,elegraphic dispatches in the
northern papers;
MonrLE A prl 3.-Rscepiion Of Rossuh in Mobis-Kos-
suh has nexpccted sympathy here, and an enhusi
pressed by senator Clemens have been totally dsavowed
great many distinguished Alsbamian, were present 10
/ welcome him His departure for the North has
quenly been postponed for some days He has received
Morrlr, April s-Ro.ssA IN Mold, --Kos,uth has been
usiasticsly received here and has met with much
guished A,sbsm,sns were present ,hey also warmly
consequently il1 postponed several days
And in the New York Evening Times, OF the 9th inst,
We find the following:
KossurH IN the SoUrm.-Govenor Kossuth received
meeting Of the oizsn: was ssd at which the
expressed In Congress by Senator Clemens were disa
Of this Of affairs the departure of kossulh
for the North Is delayed considerable sum has already
We copy the above merely 10 say they all false-
As 10 his brIliant reception" II being permitted after
his arrival wander about the city alone for couple OF
hours, and, after taking passage for Montgomery accept
ing an invitation from a self-consti,uted committee OF
fifteen, without the least public display, be brilliant
reception" Kossuth,s was peculiarly sol
The enthusiastic meeting" did not "dsavow" the
sentiments of Senator Clemens. There was express
sion OF opinion the subject except from bali dozen
OF the political enemies OF Col Clemens we'll known
here who were amazingly tckled hear the poor exile
abuse an american senator.
There were no distinguished Alabamians' present.
except those few great who shed luslre on our own
fair city OF Mobile.
As to the material aid" we should like very much to
know the amount which the Hungarian received. III a
hundred dollar bill would not cover il all, we much
mistaken.
The meeting was certainly large one. Everybody
had heard Of the eoquence OF Kossuth, and, out ocur
osy and anxiety hear him, citizens generally at
tended the meeting But that meeting gave no expression
Of appreciation OF either the principles or aims of Kos
sulh Indeed, is our candid opinion that fifty
not DO found in Mobile who will put their names to
paper pedgng themselves to the support OF the principles
and objects Of Kossuih. No, no! II is all humbug
We should like to know who forwarded those false
dispatches TO the North. Surely no citizen OF Mobile
could have thus reckessy misepresened public sent-
ment.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-04-22
Senator GSvin.

Our readers will find in to-day's Union the speech oil
this able senator the deficiency bill It enters extern
svey into the policy pursued by the administration,
reference TO public works and deences and particu
lary the in which interests California have
been neglected Taken in connexion with the observa
lions of the distinguished chairman of the Finance Com
mtee, Mr.. Hunter, the same subject, which were
characterized by great judgment and useful suggestion
on the subject OF reform, this speech will do much public
good We commend it TO the careful attention OF ou
readers.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-04-22
COM MERCIAL.
From our Commercial Correspondent

New YoRK, April 20, 1882.
Money continues to be very abundant through the ope
OF many combined which are the IN
duX Of California god the cessation of It's export 10 Eu
rope, tho emittancos from Europe for investments In
stocks and bonds, tho capital brought In by immigrants,
and.he most imporanthe large receipts Of produce,
which sell high prices simultaneously with small I'M
posiIons Of goods. This combination OF circumstances
has given the New York banks degree Of confidence hoy
have seldom manifested, and The quarterly return shows
very great expansion The leading features have boen
follows for several successive quarters
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-04-22

VALUABLE PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AT
AUCTlON--Oa Saturday, Apnl 2s ~ O'clock p.
Premises pars square No. 1885,
ing fortyhrcc sAss and runu
paved alley, Of LTD
street wes bcns Of the moot desirable edng lots now u
tho Immediate neghborhood the dcpanent, and
Of ens houses
brick dwelling tho which
WELL and need removed in making Improvements Tide
disputable. Terms sale.
O'Clock or immediately after the sale Of the above
lots TO- H. a. a. 49, ~, u.s. o. H.
No. l4o between and noth,
and leth and 10Th v. ii
Also Immediately after the above, tsay ocock lot No. 90
square No III, fronting 18th street. the
the city, rapidly increasing They
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
Ap 22-d Auctioneer
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domestic Dry Good. w.reroom,

Of Pennyrana and ga street, up stairs.
THE subscriber. respectfully the citizens Of the Dis
IL they opened domestic
dry Foods story house for
goods by whole piece. Persons who buy sell
will ind greatly
their advantage purchase shall receive goods d.
afford offer them low by the
piece cash good credit
All goods sold by will be warranted represented.
CLAGETT, NEWTON MAY, a CO.
Ap2
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-04-22
The Territorial Questions and the Rights OF In.
South.


Under this head we insert a communication, signed
History" intended TO show the unanimiiy OF sentiment
which characierzes the Of OF the prominent
members OF the democratic gay the questions which
have recently agia,ed the country The only obec.
ton TO the article is, that It's examination has not been
extended so as TO include the opinions of all the
distinguished statesmen whose names have been
brought 10 the public notice in connexion with
vention. Such an examination we doubt not would pre-
sent the same unanimy, and show how true il is tina,
men trained in the faith Of genuine democracy are always
found in the right place whenever great crisis arises
in public affairs In the presence OF such fact is
almost impossible that the delegates to the Baltimore
Convention should find any serious difficulty in making
nomination which will be satisfactory the party and 10
the country Differences OF opinion will prevail respecting
the choice OF the individual who will be best calculated
10 fill the measure OF the general sentiment, but such
differences produce serious dscord where none OF
them spring from conraetes OF view respecting the grea,
and substantial principles and doctrines which should
control the national administration. We await calmly
the assembling Of the delegates who will hold in their
hands this important subject, neither dispirited by
the occasional aspcrlcs which mark the settling OF
the recent sectional issues, permitting ourselves
TO be drawn into a position which can prejudice
the claims OF any particular individual. Our motto
until the nomination is made, is, Everything for the
principles of the party; and after the nomination. Every
thing for the man selected TO carry out those principles