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THE UNION WASHINGTON SATURDAY MORNING APRIL g. 1852

bic granted and extended for the
lar forms.
By Mr.. STUART. The petition OF 2,300 citizens OF
Michigan. asking appropriation Tor the improvement OF
tho har6or Al tho mouth Of tho Kalamazoo river in said
BY Mr. SUTHERLAND The memorial OF Gnnnell
Meninrn and LOCO others, citizens OF New York. pray
Congress- TO grant additional aid TO tho Collins line OF
Gamers
by Mr. FLORENCE The memorial Of Harriet Ward. Of
Philadelphia praying passage Of
The Act of,he Senate o. 279) Twenty ninth
Congress, granting her pension the widow Of Joseph
Ward, gunner's mate, United States navy"
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The qualification afforded to the friends Of this young
and talented member Of the House by the remarks which
fell from him few days since. support of the position
occupied by the great body OF the democratic party on the
Compromise, has been not at all weakened by the beral
assault made upon him by Governor Cleveland The
latter gentleman was unfortunate in his personal allu-
sons as he was his statements respecting the character
OF the votes which passed the Compromise. The par
cuar provision OF that law which interests the South
we mean the fugitve-save portion-was passed by a
large majority Of democratic Yet il Is this provs-
ion which was specially assailed by Gov Cleveland.
who persisted in speaking Of the whole law passed
by wing votes and claimed by the wings as one Of
their party tests statement utterly unsupported by
facts will surprise the whole country and can only be
attributed to that spirit of anacsm which would sacri-
fee the constitution to the modern ideas of higher
law" 1t seems be supposed by that honorable gen.
eman that he is to fall in love with slavery when he
recognises the duty Of the northern States to surrender
fugitive slave. Nothing be more absurd No south
ern man asks northern to give up his prejudice,
against the abstract principle of slavery All that he asks
is that bis rights should not be assaed-hat the cons
tuition should be maintained it was made-and that the
federal government should not lend itself to purposes
never placed within its Jurisdiction by the sovereign
bers of the confederacy.
We shall resume this subject soon we have
time to examine the speeches Of the honorable gen.
,emen from Connecticut to whom we have referred
II is only our purpose 10 mark the difference in their
views and to express satisfaction that the State Of
Connecticut has representative, in the person Of Mr. In
gerso who appreciates the delicate relation between the
slave and slavehodng States, and rising high above
sectional feelings, dscards all other thoughts than those
inspired by the glory which awaits nation, il
we remain true to the Constitution and the Union
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THE BEST KlNDH.-Received TO day
table damasks The best kndsa widths,
and warranted all linen
pieces sheenys, widths and qualities
cheap
900 pieces plaid cambcs and musns choice patterns quail
SO pieces camkrc muslins and jaconets
90 pieces fine black Apacas and bombszines
200 pieces scotch diapers aud towelings
10 fne and wide black silks OF the glossy kind
With many other and desirable goods.
Terms cash, unless arranged TO the contrary.
Good articles prices and fair dealing be relied on in all
cases. PERRY BROTHER,
March 3l--l0teoif Opposite Centre Market
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Collected QUALITIES.-W We open to-day
~ 10 French cloths qualities and Of
Of which recommend
10 pieces medium md cassimeres
20 black silk, satin, and fine black cashmere
l5o pieces extra cheap and fms shirtng cotons
rs Irish linens, of the boat gades low prices
30 bundles gcniemen's spring undershrs
With umbrellas cravats, half Cloves suspcnder and
pocket handkerchief Of al kinds ~
Gentlemen wishing black cloths cassimees, Irish linens, of
the best grades, obtain them extremely
Terms cash, unless arranged 70 the contrary.
Good articles low prices, and fair dealing be relied in all
cases. PERRY BROTHER,
March 3l--l0teoif Opposite Centre Market.
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r. }. sTEER, mERCHAST TAILOR.
EigAth areet, tAird door from the Avenue,


HAS The pleasure nofy his members OF
Ill citizens strangers oouInng Washington
returned from The North with full and superior stock Of genemen
goods The
Of cloths casmeres &c elegantly adapted
quite I,arfcuaze, which will afford him
great pleasure him cali
he prepared make style Of elegance
or elsewhere.
Also genlienens furnishing arelsssuch
fhsa patented artciewaraned to fit
heretofore stocks scars gloves,
andkerchef great variety and The best and quail
ties. Mar 2S--3taw3wif
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BY Mr. HOUSTON The petitions Of sundry citizens of
Alabama, praying the cssb shment OF maiLrou from
esboro, Asbsms to York, la Walker county, Alaba-
ma referred to the COMMITTEES on the Post Office and Post
Roads
BY Mr.. FULLER, of Maine The remonsrancs of Ma.
thew Hastings and IS others citizens Of the city Cass
against the passage OF any law which renders moro vsua
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DARASOIst ParasoIs ~ PnrAsoIs iff-we have inst re-
ceved direct from the New York manufacturer Iarrer
beautiful of above civ en-
coo styles varying IN pye
rs o. Ladies', you good psssoi st low
price, call the cash store OF - - 4
McLAfN 4 HARRY
Msr2I-eod2w Between eth and erh
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CARD.-A of bohemian Venetian glassware,
and antique macnr silver plated
biquet and figures French
China lamps and candeabTa Italian paintings Ac In
will place Odd Fellows Hall in DAYS.
The very extensive and c0mpises all that and
produced year the manufacturers OF Europe
duplicates exhibited World
given the
SALE particular description Of future Advertisements
Mar l6-duf JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Aucioneer.
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TWO desirable Squares sale.-Tbe under
signed having made division Of his square,
lots and spacious alleys, according plan pro
by Randolph Ooye esd Il now prepared dispose
. nj rates and on accommodating terms
property located section OF the city,
between New Jersey and North Capitol street.
the railroad depot and south OF the residence Col
Burche. Il. +
should ndvidus pur-
whole square, containing nearly acrcs) op
porfuni hero offered for sdvantag
Also small vScinitya beauuf cot,
tsge site, in which may be had great bargain. -
division OF this properly on the
the Office OF the Supreme Court United &ss In
the Capitol, or at his residence Capitol Hin.
D, W. MIDDLETON
M.rrha o.
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DICH DRESS GOODs.-McLAIN 4 MARRY viii this aay
open 500 Of and fashionable goods
plaid and figured sks, OF the shades
rich styles beees and shay dos plain and figured poelnsa
dc all qualities
beautiful cottage tapestry styles which va would
particular attention Of the ladies. Lawns eli prices
BY examining stock befre sugyns themselves
goods in the
New York markets YER ms
queniy determined sell very low cash, cash
only. rfs
McLAIN q HARRY
Mar V-co2w .Between eth and 9Th
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IALL a. BROTHER have removed % tho naax ufN-
III house Just finished with four splendid
Bank and opposite McGegors street
Turn The corner Of Miss Dermos building You
keep ON finding
We opening from New Philadelphia one Of In,
o goods
handsome silks
Of evsry description.
Grape shawls Of every kind,
500 ladies' and uIssss straw bonnets
900 pieces ribands very hnpdsome
GentIemcnb Of all
Boys ~ all kinds
Domestic goods Of all kinds
CspetnC mating, oclohs, and and description
goods usually kept In dry eoods which
cheap they be had New rhiadephis ana
cheaper than they be had other establishment the
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended towards
stand we hope by giving attention please,
and have larger increase Of business
commodous house and much cheaper
March 30-3taw7~f $500 r''
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The committee proceeded the consideration OF many
private bills without debate. it being objection day.
and the Chairman reported back private bills, with the
recommendation that they do pass, as follow, viz:
bill! for the relief of the Monroe Railroad Company
and their securities;
A bill for the relief OF Robert Nelson;
bill for the relief of the heirs Of William Mcfarland
bill for the relief of the heirs Of Semoice, friendly
Creek Indian;
A bill for the relief Of Sergeant Leonard Skinner;
bill for the relief Of the heirs Of Jeremiah Winga,e;
A bill for the relief Of James A. Fawns;
bill for the relief Of Monmouth Hart, Joel Kelly,
and William Close, securities for the late Benjamin r
Hart, purser in the United States navy
A bill for the relief OF Isaac Cobb;
A bill for the relief OF Catharine Clark;
A bill for the relief OF Jacob Shade;
A bill for the relief Of Thomas p Dudley.
A bill for the relief OF George Cassidy;
bill for the relief OF John hazen;
A bill for the relief OF David Murphy, OF Ohio;
A bill for the relief OF Henry Miller, soldier OF the
war OF 1912;
bill for the relief Of Jonas D. Plau of New York.
bill TO increase the pension OF Henry Click, Of Cooke
county, Tennessee
bil for the relief OF B. 4. Bennett;
bill for the relief Of Maurice K Simons;
A bill for the relief OF Theodore 0dut.
motion that when the House adjourn they would ad-
journ to Monday next here made and the yeas
and nays being called upon IT, no quorum voted on that
question.
Whereupon the motion to adjourn over was with
drawn.
An Intellectual motion to adjourn was next made.
The bills this day reported With favorable recommend
the Monroe Railroad Company and their securi,iesto
which Mr.. LETCHER and Mr.. STANTON, OF Ohio,
obected-were then read the third time and passed.
The question next recurring the third reading OF the
bill for the relief of the Monroe Railroad Company and
their securtes--
Mr. MEADE addressed the House in explanation of
its provisions and for it's ensctment
After which, the said bill was read the third time and
passed.
The House then adjourned over until Monday next
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NEW SPRING and summer Goods and Fashl0ns.-
DUVALL Bros dape and taiors, Pennsyivania
their four doors Of Al take this method Of
Congress and citizens
arrival of their spring and goods seected
importing New York. which they
make order usual in the fashionable and ee-
style OF dnsh Also the greatest variety Of styles Of
articles All Of which submit
animation of a discriminating public
Mar is-3law3wn DUvALL BROS.
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Alexandria Boat.
a ~m THE sts.msr GEORGE WASHINGTON win de-
cenis. Persons making the trip for pleasure, boats
half price Three coaches Northern Liberty mshs
the Cau;to A. in
~, AZ, *, and 8 O'Clock. 49,
Lsave Aersndris at 7k o. IL TX, ok, AZ, and O'Clock
Leave Washington ask 40, ~ y az 81 and ex O'Clock
-. JOB CORsON,
MAI Ss-o Captain.
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SsIL HUNTER asked the unanimous consent of The
esas 10 take up the Joint resolution authorizing the
no -" e "o'A"pon '"s '"oW'ngs OF 'ne Zap
Nm 'h JUDGE, Of Iowa. ! object to taking up that
NAL ml boRLAND Mr. President. a there seems 10 be
NJ hg IN particular before the Senate, would ask that
M solution in regard TO the naval expedition be taken
M. Gpo.nsnlerstion II was postponed until to day
nf BADGER. Oh, no Il will break in upon The
Hyae calendar.
n. ~ hAMLlN rice for the purpose Of inquirng of
what will be the effect OF affirmative vote
s morning hour. and thus prevent the Senate from act
" on The private calendar ~
6on ne ,s PRESIDENT There Is no necessity for mo-
h, axe up the resolution II up in regular or
uls over the time fixed for the suspension Of the
MI HAMLlN Then we ar. 10 have all thu, dacus.
"Vn over again to-day, suppose.
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ur HUNTER moved that the execution OF the ords
~ Senate assigning Friday OF each week for the ex
.svs consideration OF private claims be suspended unit
o"s o'clock this day which was agreed TO.
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RIO THE PUBLIc.-The undersigned respectfully announce
public that they have entered coparnershp
the auction commission, business,
del OF
ISRAEL q GREEN.
in,rused ,sm will prompt a,ien
uon ROBERT ISRAEL,
JOEL G. GREEN,
ware-rooms nearly opposite Banking House OF
Mar 94-eoif2w seiden, Withers d
MI Grape Shawls.An elegant plain and
embroidered white shaw of all prices opened
and be said bargains for cash. the cheap
Mar 2--ee2w McLAIN L. HARRY.
DOR sAIE.The per mortgage Of the Orange and
Alexandra Railroad Compsny.
For particulars, apply 20
March 4--3awlm CORCoRAN d RIGGS.
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Mr. CLARKE. Before the private calendar is iaker
up. desire TO make motion, and throw myself some
what upon the courtesy OF the Senate to sustain me il
the motion shall make Some time since private bill
which had been referred TO the Committee Pensions
and report made upon tia bill for the relief OF Eliza
Senate. now move 10 have II taken from the table aHt
rensaedupon the calendar do not ask any action upor
il today but merely TO have il taken from the table and
placed upon the calendar.
The question being then taken, the bill orderef
be taken from the table and placed upon the calendar
Subsequently, the PRESIDENT said The senator
from Rhode Island moved TO take bill from the table
II has since been found that this bill voted upon by
yeas and nays and ejected and hence the Chair has d
fected the Secretary take notice OF the motion
Mr.. MILLER Had not that vote been recon
sidered
The PRESIDENT The motion was to take the bill
from the table; but II did not lie upon me table, having
been voted upon and rejected.
Mr. MILLER. / would inquire OF the Chair whether
the vote taken was not reconsidered, and whether
after the reconsideration OF the voe the bill was NOT laid
upon the table
The PRESIDENT There was no such notion The
bill was rejected, and carried to the Office, and
lying upon the table, AZ was supposed by the senator
which prevailed was to lay upon the table, while in
fact The question taken its passage, aad il
rejected by yeas and nays
MIR. MANGUM. would inquire whether an applica-
ton under the rule for reconsideration could not effect
the object intended
The PRESIDENT. II is not now in the power OF the
Senate 10 reconsider the regards the BILL accord
ing 10 the rules. Il has been acted upon finally
ADJOURNMENT OVER
On motion, Il was ordered that when the Senate adj
joum, it b y mset On Monday next
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CITY COUNCIL.
Last Nights Proceedings.

Srrrr,,. MErrISc =. rcient his Honor the Mayor,
and Nessrs Brady, + ;lnr, Cots, Matthews, Var
nall, Woodrow, Ha ms mi, Tharp, Forbes Nick
.,apl. Hughes, JeGers, Tait and Tanner. 10
The resignation of LINES Campbell, Constable
uf the Fifth Ward, VS. submitted and accepted
md, IN motion, Caltb i. Eleaknore wag appointed
sail Office. -
Mr.. Yarnall novel That II wall be placed around
III. Tlird Ward Sch oui House for the protectionof
the property from the DIES OF the hill. ,..ll.iai
Mr.. Jed.rs moved, a substitute, that the sub
t:o b, referred to the nttee on streets and al
L.y., with insructtn to make the necessary re-
Iairs at the least possible cost. -. y -.
ar. Brady moved tl!t tile substitute be amend
edty instructing th,! nnittee to take such action
as theymay deem InpIT- carried. SO .t; = - yF
Dc.Tanner moved Iat Oak alley, from Fourth TO
MaIn street, be paref..-canied. ,.:-,,si.
Mr. Brady was invited tn occupy the chair, tenn
POtErly. ..---..-...--
Hs Honor, the 1IIgOr called attention to the
contemplated celeoUion Of the opening to Wheel
rngpi the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, by the
Cour,any, and ugs sted that the Council might
takr proper action upun tie subject
T. Tanner n.or:rI that a committee of one be
appointed from sa:Ii ward TO make, suitable ar
naleuents for he II cePiion of the guests invited
BY tie President q he baltimore and, Ohio Rail-
TOaito participate in the celebration offs open
ing to Wheeling, aud to extend invitations 10 otti
ers, and that Ills Honor, the Mayor, be added to
the committee -+:aIried. 1.''' 's'''''
His Honor, tIrG mayor, appointed the following
gentlemen OF Sii; committee: .MeSsrs. Tanner,
Gil, Lamb, Bihnp and Woodrow. -. - -. /,
NJ. Gill app ared. a.,.s,1 80
NJ: HaHREIi moved that the alley between
Clay and Zare stteets, running eastand west from
1tht1 Sth sIs:s. near Mrs.IElliotrs property, be
pave, the exIml,e not 10 exceed s10-carried.
M. Forbes 'ncTed that the order heretofore made
fntol:ning tIr sewer from Division street to Cald-
wells field, l- nme diately executed ed.
VI. JeEers observed that the privilege of inyi'
ta;peSons tdtiie Railroad celebration had been
eordn,.l to committee of four members of the
Coaac, and h. thought that the privilege ough
he'extendejip other members. 81. r. o.
Dr. Talner. .:plsinedtha the duty had been con
ftei 70 co rlnitter in order TO secure efficien
Ac!O1 AMI a, ID confusion, and that the commit,
'erO,ld of muse cheerfuiIy extend invitations
uryfer OIL W holn the othet members desired +
Hrtd. asa. .as, ,.-,
',nmctitu. the Council then adjourned.
ID kfErEsar' -
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P,orrssoR GRlaa-t gives the second. lecture of
ri, p.rular course, Ia night, at Unien Hall. He
Eae Of tie most eui, raining and inimitable lee
tulers Of the age.
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work OF art ever piOUCcd III Ills eOuptyz hs ~ rs u
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faithful representations tile oeebs1 ed Hsliess Rll 10
States Who says work Of art as Seg teCse and
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my good GOrc to avf seen Glri III The
memory The pc. have PHsAsto me to be
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my mind is mo! s ay 3len 6 ,3 s Sor
trait tosetleS siIlt Tie oss Of ar and
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New Patent Premium
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arrangement renders Il less out OF order thai
any ohSr kind Of Lamp tfeqites cleaning and trim
ming do the on and Camphene Lamps and burns equally
well, either With without glass S1 POI
fectlY Rec from smoke or OdoT. 80 x 9in s:r@
The opinions 8eiehifemay DO learned Irouthefl
that Fair the American Institute, in
SILVER MEDAL was awarded TO the tlyeptor, aud d.
pioi the MGIlSe at the same prononhe
cd tho BEST LIGHT ever exhibited to the 1nAtitte.
SF5 above snlS Wfolessle and Remit by "a 70
- J. K.nDUNHAMSS co., ".
AlA 1taVf t5s No. % MonIoes near Post oeg
selp17 Wheeling Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-09

The WORxMES arc rgnin as busy as nnilers in
I,yIas the stone of I'll middle pier for the Creek
RaErOad Bridge. .....t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-09

Coon S, oeks-,We percerye,frOm the Richmond
vs;, ,b,, ths.t,, of the Virginia Fire and Ma
Ir,rr,p ;. l. ,mpany Of Richmond isquoted at
:, o.,yitb the ,ii,i,Jend OF. Our readers should
Tesollec, that .li.:fs the same company for which
.,r sn,.rDrisirs citizens, Messrs. Dorsey 4 Az
.urS. are agents
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-09

Tr ConxEac..u. CONVENTION, 10 be held in
baltimore on the latl inst, is worthy the atteR-
tiou of our busi,uss: men. Would it not be well
IN n,r city 10 be- 1tlresented on that occasion by
dsI-,a,es properl II appointed