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ny J. c. Mo0UIuE. Auetionoer.

nEsIRABLE DWELLiNG-HoUsEA AND LOT Ar AUCTION
On Thursday afternoon July l4t 6s O'clock
shall cell oflot NO 8, la No. 2a fronting
w inches 18th between kcfth
running back 30 feet alley, with a
ey the north line Of sad lot together
consisting OF threeoy brick dwelling containing
with convenient kitchen attached
Tile indispuiable.
residue
by deed OF trust aud bearing interest G'H.F.#
JAS, @. MCGUIRE,
July BID
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The New York Democracy and the Admins
tratiOn. #. z.9 e

The interest felt by the democratic party throughout
the Union in regard 10 the position of the democracy OF
New York induces TO 10 the late proceedings
her leg ,sa,ure 10 the principles and policy OF the
administration. When announced,a lew days since,
the action which took place the passage OF Dir. lay
ors resolutions in The house Of representatives, we
deemed prudent TO decline any comments until the
resolutions proposed by MIR Champn should be finally
acted upon Mr.. Champlin's resolutions were taken up
on the 7h instant and brought 10 vote by resort TO
The previous question: had been done tho passage
OF Mr.. Taylor'r. The result was the passage OF Mr.
Champns resolutions by decided majority and that The
whole subject may be presented in connected view,
we shall repubsh both of resolutions, and the
ton upon each.
The following are the resolutions introduced by MIR.
Taylor with the vote the third, which has been :
garded as the resolution, il is given by the Albany
Argus: .
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The Teeth.

remarkably complete and skilfulIy constructed SET
both of upper aud lower teeth has been exhibited by
Dr. NJ. Hoflaf OF this city. This set OF teeth is
suced upon the suction 'pheric prncpl the adj
vantage o which is that ts Of springs retain the
eth 10 their places always iDconvenien and often pain
fIl, Is thereby dispensed with. We cord ally commend
this specimen Of Dr. Holss workmanship those des-
rous OF prof iny by his skill dentist Il aa
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We learn tina, Peter g Washington, esq the able and
efficient Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury has been APP
pointed Acting Secretary during the absence Of Mr..
Guthrie from the seat OF government u.aa
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NEW GROCERY STORE, corner of7th and ID
by LINTON n TwEEDY.-The subscribers beg 10 inform
their friends ADD the public generally
above business the
iatey occupied by John A. Dnnoho, dec ~ =
It's keep goods
which shall deserve Tho character Of the best" Family
ALEC other IN the
costly Courteous attention and delivery rooaa may
confidently expected. - ..'.. - y.
July 2-lstfff Y l.a f. NJ. 1'" N.fas ..a
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NOTICE AND REMOVAL.

THE present place business until
the hfst OF November next, order OF
building, occupied nrrncdiatry taken
down and taken the aud lth
usual large OF books stationery Se every decrp
toni and IN order reduce his yey large stock Of goods
entering his new soe he viii sell at much reduced prices
NBA subscriber win be kind enou, TO
ihr which ready those paid by Of Novrmss,
w' be put IN The hand. q acoieoor for settlement u
make a different arrangement an my business. n
July s-duh Rf.
THE MON ACADEMY corner OF Iith street and
2. RICHARDS, A. NJ, Principal,
and the Usos Fis.Ls AoADsxr, i4 street, between New
.f Yers avenue and street, IA f# aE#aa ##u
a.H. Mrs. H. RICHARDS Prinopsl,
during
week. in July s"d ". open Cor another year on me ar Monday
For further particulars catalogues aud circulars Pam
hnm's soos.crs. Il I'd p - Jelly E-3m
uoUsE wASTED.-A gentleman wishes or rem, a
modious ooos, good
office situated somewhere between pena.yyaos avenue the
The premises must be in good repair and he ia inclined 10
more 'hap $500 PEI .nnpn aUa
Inquire st tadsby's Hotel, July lo-dh'
IIlI<s Leaves from Fsnnys Portfolio. with origi-
nal Illustrations; by Fred n Cofhn. - --.a-- n
Jus, received BY TAYLOR MAuRy,
July 10 #s booksellers, near 9th ST.
nPy GOODS SALESMAN wANrED-rermanent es,-
roymenl and liberal pay viii be offered good salesman
qnantrd with the city trade. +f.s#r e Il -
Testimonials will be required. :, ........g..,
July 9-3n tr1fA t.tE 3ns.ti PERRY BROTHER
laIh Georgetown College. -, c. ~. ST. tcsl. a0
1HE annual Of place
Tuesday July H. AL O'clock The public are respectfully
held Monday, inst, commencing at
graduating class during the The
ophy PARTICULAR and ihe puse generality invited
July s--ds, 81 .f... .s.N President
NEW GROCERY STORE, corner f7sh and ID streets.
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THE UNION: w INGTON TUESDAY MORNING JULY2 1853.

note concludes il s Clay 20 be had been
informed Mr. Randolph dd. anu ~ond' nod himsit re-
spontible 20 him any obser saons he KIT
a,ion 70 him and that Gen Jssup) dfsncy ander-
stood nom Nj Randolph, before delivered The Mr..
CaY thal he waived his privilege a senator"
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From the Nst.onal Tut isen. er |
A CARD.

I" The rejection Of Mr.. Beale, n dem ,c,..
~ sergeant NJ arms of the Senate T., a..
was the resul, of democratic c,ucu. a.;
morning. before which variuas c,,r,.. d,
misconduct were brought against IN. ~,
incumbent. Besides. he has g,own On;
rich from Office, AMI could afford TO o..
way"
The above extra from the Nv Y..rL
Herald, is one OF mauy ,unors eq'ali, me,
dacious and untrue That chAgrs wrr.
brought against me ia the Caucus. no s.,
tor who was pres {, { h,v- been able To- {. !
who has knpwIedg e of such Nh occurr,,...
The Statement is an unqualitief tasel.a,J
AMI appeal TO Senators Norris, Fiizpatr.k
James, aud D,ugias, WITH waula 1 har.
conversed upon the sulj ct, anI WI, wsr-
present, for "a CONTRIBUTION of my assrrrn
Now, if tae writer of that letter has T.,
respect fer himself, his paper, or tru,h, !.
should not hesitate Ia give his au:hr d,
stand branded with the falseh,od
have been an officer of the Senate f.,
thirteen years. aud do challenge the STRICT
Est ScKUTiNY INTO every act of my uhc =,
lie. Consci us of having dome ny whulr
dnty-ccnscious of C hnnit,ing no act. NOR
ally or officially, th,t Can shade in ,b-
slightest degree my reputat;on-I COURT TIE
N'sr SEARCHING INQUIRY THAT CAN BE-
MADE. ask but jusiice-imp ial iu,tic.
| want no friend, no $, n,pathy TO , held m4
/ Call on every SeAator, every officer. me.
senger, and page TO Come forward. and, II
they know anything against ne, to avux II
boldly and frankly. | shall not Consider hp
my friend who sinai seek to protcc, me win
any other tn an the shield of truth
As to my ''ric"es,' | would the writer,
statement we're true; thea should de, r
no office, save what it might nure to me T.,
position the whole salary mig,r 60, ny onv
third Of il has gone, 10 u..fur;unate rrlatlv,.
whose pin. steal i'll Fl, mites pa event ,h, m ir u
maintaining themselves.
desire 10 be understood rs Mt mean NJ,
to cast any r. Il ctioa upon IA. S-hntr "a. al
body. revere, honor IL, mn,l ten:ie, m;
heartfelt thanks f. r tre layers brretoi rv
conferred upon me. The uffice is their yilt
and l cherrIuly Admit their right of a Sc
reputation Is assaulted, no c"urte les. tao lie,
Of lite-uo ear,hly consider i,n can say
ne. FIR THAT will bu tile in tie Jaws oil
death.
ROBERT REALE
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Home PrORress.

The Mercury of the Baltimore Sun says {:
"The Washington Navy Yard and neigh
boring Garrison are now two of our princi-
pal places of resort. The work-shop of the
former daily furnishes beautiful specimens
of American ingenuity in mechanism. Out
side the government enclosures, the number
of men associated as Free Masons, Odd
Fellows, Red Men and Temperance Societies
exceed those of any other ward, in addition
to which they can boast of mole churches
and more schools.
True-every word Of it. The Baptist
church at tho Navy Yard is now in good
progress.
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WHAT A WoMAN.-The New York Mirror
has the following. 1t ne. dn't ask if 1--WE
have INDUSTRIOUS W. man among u.s."
I'm our Court Journal will be noticed the
arrest of colored woman, named Elizabeth
Wilson, charged will, a completely of rob
berries. Onr hundred and ninety one indct-
ments have been preferred against her, and
should she lie convicted Oh each account to
the extent of the law, she could be sentenced
to the State Prison for neaoly one thousand
years."
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ROBERT BEiLE.

81 White hur.t,a Gallery Nl.r- n.
bert Dagu,rreCt. i.s ia ihi> city, the world
mad. il on fednsy iv .nia avenue hear four auIs
Ia s,rret.
He has sil.ndii xssOItnep, OF cii flames, Lok
cts. and fancy es, ust received, call AMI item
NIX II
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btt1ens.-

~ To S.sa"Kers and Cht1en.-
Tho"pSas Drsuerreo,yies are uu, urp .s.ai b. auy
for b'iiness of ex cut.od heau # artstc ii it
lii~ a>sidu us, forts to est bi frei ciAs> lar
in this city, ana his co tin,u nieay,,rs to ,te
visters anu T. Ote, have not beeu unrrS arJ,d Al
IA nd tion Of hi- p:lu~es ua..e h lartio
larly soi.c.tsd lie is prrpar u 90 take picturrS 4
very size aud style. oaabie prizes.
Gallery. or, h si1. If 4 .nria. ave Me- between
and 9Th tree 5, Lane Tucker's building.
feb D.
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LJDGIN1.

7 WILL. LET ROOMS 10y the week or month for
l. CASH Ia ndvanc Meals also serv,d up wien
call, for In the hou Oysters aud other cal alb rs
+, small rarti, in Iiva room. Gs, ryeow, ,h
ington. aud country fri nos 18th tn ir wives O.
ught will be attended to with all due respect
Cab in all CAS- Ny ace is next to !. " Ba.ien',
Hardware store, Pa ave south side d"or from 9th
street JAMES DAVIS
G-Sy
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BLooMERs-The Bloomer philosophers of
Massachusetts have in circulation, for sigma
lures, the following document:
To the Convention assembled TO revise the
Constitution Of the Commonwealth I'm
sign citizens of Massachusetts, respectfully
ask that you will report an amendment to
the constitution, striking out the word
male" wherever it occurs in that instru-
ment.
1t has already been signed by Lucy Stone,
Abby Foster, Father Lamson, DR.. Mellen.
and other similar spirits. No doubt the
convention will be pleased to strike out any
number of males, IF the above stamp, to-
gether with as many females. 1t will be
one Of those ''strikes" We sometimes read
about.
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B0~ SIS that dog Of yours a cross
breed ~ asked q gentleman Of a canine
vender. .'No, zur," was the reply, Ibis
mother was gentle and effectionate cretur."
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AN EXCELLENT HOTEL-The Avenue
House" OH the corner Of Louisiana avenue
and eth street.
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PHILADELPHIA MURDER CAsE-The trial
Of Arthur Spring, for the murder Of Mrs.
Shaw and Mrs. Lynch, was resumed to-day,
and the examination of witnesses coutinu
ed. The whole chain of evidense, thus far
seems most complete.
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The SENArE-It is rumorel that the
Senate will adjourn over on Saturday next
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Award Of the Metropolitan Mechan.
fc.' lmsissu.e.
Ld.,ies Premiums.
Tonf;,aX.I I

secoird-cream spoon.
Miss NJ. A. Tyson, h'rls AMI flowers,
worsted work, rank tirst-card basket
Miss F. Mast, piano cover, rank first
sugar longs.
Miss a. English, fire screen, rank first
card basket.
Mrs DR. Wallace, basket Of Fl ,wers, rank
secund-butter knives.
Miss NJ. A. Honey. Qady) with one arm,
arm chair, rank second sugar tongs
Miss Clare, stool cover, rank lhirl-cuff
Plus.
Mrs ]. Towers, pair ot,omans and arm
chair, rank sec'nd-preserve spoou.
Miss c. V. Mcke;den, b rds and ,wers,
rank second-g"ld thimbe.
Miss NJ. A. jameson, embroidered band
kerchief, rank frst-pe1rl card case.
Mrs. Stansbury, infants dress, rank Sc
cond-sugar spoon.
Mrs. A. MOrdecai's infants dress and
lace veil, rank second-sugar spoon.
Mrs. Ii 'lmead, handkerchief, rank Sc.
cond-sugar spoon.
Miss Queen, handkerchief, rank third
gold thimble.
Mss Christian, handkerchief, rank third
cuff pins
Mrs. Fenenter, handkerchief, rank Sc
conl-ree.l stick fan
Miss NJ. V. Strider, knitting, rank frs,
sugsr spoon.
Mrs. J. Shyne, open worsted hose, rank
first-silver tel strainer.
Mrs. W. II. Haslam. knit curtain and
collar, rank second-butter knives.
Miss Dullery, embroidered vest, rank
frst-gold thimb'e.
Miss L Schley, Baltimore, embroideries.
rank second-butter knives
Miss &. Roache, embroidered vest, rank
third-sugar spoon.
Miss iiaseltine, shawl embroidered With
SILK braid, rank secoid-pcarl p"rte mon
maize.
Miss E. g. Orme. embroi.lcrins on bristo,
board, portfolio, rank fl st-cuff pins.
Madame Heintzen, tmbroideries on bris.
TOT board, portfolio. rank frst-salt spoons
Miss Se'zer, embroideries on bristol
board, portfolio, rank first-cuff pius.
W. IL. Falcuner, shirts, rank frst-6r.t
diploma.
Miss Harvey, shirts, rank second-cresm
ladle.
Miss c. Noyes, shirts, rank ,hrd-mus-
tnrl spoon.
Mrs. s. c. Brewster, New Yyrk, crstehe,
collars, rank hrst-tea stiainer.
Miss NJ. Lewis, worked crotchet collar.
ran> se;""d-l earl porte mouais.
Miss Nourse, childs hat, rank third, key
pencil.
Miss S. olell, tidy, rank third-gold PEN
Gil.
Sc 'ond District School, rank frst-srs,
diploma.
Clagett & Dodson, carpeting, rank first
edal.
Hooe & Brother, carpeting, rank second.
first diploma.
John Dick, listing carpets, rank first
first di pl"ma.
Mrs. Ellen Dawson, Venetian Garnet, Sc
cond rank-mustard spo'n.
Anna Hassler, ten years old, MAJ, rank
thirl-silver thimble
Mrs. Spier, silk and fancy bonne,s. for
elegance, rank frst-silver porte monaie.
Mrs. Collision, honuets, for style, rank
first-silver porte monhaie.
Mrs. Allen, bonnets, for beauty Of work
manship, rank first-silver po,t-monaie.
Mis-. W. Greenough, seventy years old,
netting curtains, rank first-cream spoon.
Mrs. hammond, net spre .d-cr. am -poon.
Miss Hubble, Bait more, handworkeI
Melted thy, rank second
}. IL. Wilson, regalia, rank frst-frst d.
ploma.
Mrs. Lowe, regalia, rank second.
Mrs. Anna S. Lewis, regaia, rank third
sugar snoon
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A SEAFARINa FoTER.-At n late election
in Ports~outb, New Hampshire, a ship
m 's'er Of that city, forty five years old.
voted there, for the trst time in his life, he
having never bef>re happened to be at home
Oh election day.
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The Ca diner Trial.

The trial proceeds, but is extremely dull
AS we reported yesterday, the testimon,
still has reference to the geographical posi-
ton upon the map. Of The location Of the
mines alleged to have been the property OF
the accused, and for the loss Of which was
based his alleJged claim upon the late gov
eminent, by which the large sum already
alluded to was Obtained.
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' ~ P''e' '"'so"s, VA INC pAtt VI u
author, "that he would not be clerk" f;
it is demonstrated demonstration" tn
be was at the battle of Bl:ldensburg
WOULD NOT DE A CLERK JUST NOW.
Oh! who would be clerk just now,
The politicians tool,
Who pirate like parrots that are taught,
When tyrants bear the rule;
l had rather be plough boy,
Aud drive my steed along,
Or in my fustan coat be clad,
And sing the cow boys song.
Oh! who would be clerk just now,
And work from nine till three,
Fearing to chew his wonted quid
Lest he should breath too free;
Id rather strike the iron hot,
And shoe the noble horse,
That boldly stands the lannon's roar,
Nor finches from his course.
Oh. who would be clerk just now,
Ma .hine Of ink and md,
Who reckons figures others made,
To see how matters stand;
Id rather be ,tter's boy,
And list the bowstriLg's twang,
And wash my face ten times day,
And use my own free slang.
Oh! who would be clerk just now,
At any other time,
Disqualifyiug future life,
BY wastefulness of prime;
I'd rather be payer,
Ana scratch in mire and dirt,
And when my time was ended,
But ON my freedom shirt.
Oh !! who would be clerk just now,
Merely an ape Of man,
Trembling as each orders giv'n,
Iu dread suspense he stands;
had rather be grocer,
And sell my sugars dear,
Aud hold my heal as freemen should.
Nor man nor mortal fear.
S. W. II.
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All the Magazines for April for sale t
sHILLINGT0h'sC Cheap Publication Dept

HAUApS dagszin Tor April, a sple-d.d w
VI Der.
t;oi-, "a LTdy's Book, for April. very be~u:ifhl
l. dies National. FIR April, elegant AID e
Agatha's llusimi.d by the su;hor II ''u.i'r' al
"usiyi-s"
Beatric. ~, the Unkn. wn Rei.t:v. $, bi VIZ
sIncL.ir rhi- x il ~. o.nm ..pd,-i b. a.
tie I~ndi X i'rJns.aut Cirrgy men al ID
Unitel Sis,Ss.
Woman i..f' "r, the Trials f Caprice, by vs.
kmiiic f'.ri.n
Gus Howard; o ito~ tn via n Wifi: = Ssqas
t. vi ,n,r Gr y. Decpy i"ter--ting
Barpum's liI.tr. ,d News AID G.ez,soD's t1r'
ri /; I.rHe -ix c.ats
Ae ( FIR iiari crs, Put am'f, Al the Knee
b ck-r " gaEIncr
All ne ues Bo X, N.s-p, ers md EVERY ihir e
thS Ch.rp rub icst.u.. line f,r j. 4
J,E Silli.LlNGr ,.'S Bsoksiors
ID on Building. c''rlrr of y 81. sud r. a".
m Ut
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Gu to jt,pots. No matter " IA. tier
1t be clear or Cloudy weather.
Still. with equal trail tie traces
Muitiuileo OF lovely faces,
Roots Gallery, Pennsylvania avenue, near Seven
St Get. ixu 81
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CONvERTED.-The eldest son of the Hon.
Mrs Norton, the authoress, has been con-
verte1 to Romanism.
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A CARD

MR.. A. w. FENNO, Acting and Stage Man.
MI ager # the Ndti NIL theatre most resi-. cttuiIy
the public that his BENZ Fl win take
plsce this o. e,ine>day ming, Mar I'D when viii
tie rr.se-ltd All admir-: bi ILL iuciu mig Mr. e..
BUnKE, MR.. FE>aO. Mis- BURKE, anu the whole
strengtr If the Company.
mar 23-lt
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GEoRGETOwN HEIGHTS The Secretaries
of State, Of War, and the Postmaster Gene
raj will reside in Georgetown. The Hon R.
Tombs has leased the large and beautiful
mansion and grounds On the heights, the
residence of the late Col Carter.
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kVENCE EO1EL

4 FEW Families b" hcromnIt dIifrl wi b 10
IA at Tins spirndi iIo.-i, At ia, bar -rs
Livery rAcr ion viii ma @ IL ,.eass. LSr.y All
catiun siiuu b: III de. Tei IN, moderate.
GE'I. Z TN 81 c.,
Late Of Freu, las ifot /. No D.k, Va
m DIV
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~ zoe ShfI11n GA Receives ali tut
new bu ks Mud lie" slalr r. ~ last ~ u;i si. 10
is agent for inrp,rs and AL the other Magyar 81"
oGr rrade wil' alway fi'd large and COOL asst
INT of blank b oks aud stationery at In b'os sn'
oieon huiiding, corner Of 2 street III d enn a'
feb -
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CENSUS CLERKS -Newapp intmenrs will
he made at an early day, as bring necessary
to the completion of the work, of which
much remains to be DONE
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S. W. II.

SOUTHERN AGRICULTURAL CONTENTION
At meeting of the Central Agricultural
Society, held in Georgia in October last, it
was resolved to hold an Agricultural Con-
vention of the farmers and planters of the
Southern States, and Montgomery, Alaba-
ma, was the place designated, and the month
of May the time selected for holding the
same. At the late meeting of the Mary
land State Agricultural Society, Messrs.
Charles q. Calvert, President, John Merry
man, jr. Vice President of Baltimore county,
and e. P. IIolcomb, Vice President for Della
ware, were appointed a delegation to repre-
sent the State of Mary land in the convention.
We presume that Hon. Marshall p. Will
der, President Of the National Agricultural
Society, will represent that important body
in the same Convention
Success to agriculture! Speed the plough.
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LIME, WOO AND C)AL.

T ANDI>G tt.s day 2.6a bu n LINE.
Il but fie D. ON the xii o.. AFRO :. n ia d. b.
or, oak, I'D III wuDD all aa wlica al he .
ow fr cash. A 81, A thrsci e e. Al oi SUI ef'
quail y, -uit1sb for gral.r or ,to,e-.
WI LAM wARDh.
mar ,l-e Tor u has
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A Song.

The following verses were written some
few years since, and no time could be more
appropriate than the present, for republish-
ing them. If the Office seekers could be
made to believe in the sentiments therein
exp essed much vexation of spirit, ardent
as we'll as etb.rwise, might be avoided. 1t
may be as well to remark that it was not for
the want of patriotism, ON the part Of the
author, "that he would not be clerk" for
it is demonstrated demonstration" that
he was at the battle of Bladensburg
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New PERIODICAL DEPor.-We have the
pleasure to acknowledge the receipt of an
elegant copy Of Gleason's Pictorial for
March 26, from the periodical establishment
in Todd's Quilting, Browns Hoel. Our
friends should drop 10 and see Mr.. Cameron's
rooms, and examine his stock of literary
wares. He is an obIisng fellow, aud we'll
supplied with reed.bles
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at Cincinnati few days ago, charged with
defacing fire engine and carrying off it's
brass ornaments. They were Immediately
brought before the Mayor, and one of them
having turned States evidence, the rest
were $500 and costs, each And the next
day four firemen, for rioting, were fined $40
each, and committed for six days to prison,
to he fed upon bread and water
Served EN- right All other rowdes
should be put through in the same way.
THE GAINS OF SPECIE TO THE UNITED
STATEs.-The idea has been very industri
ously fostere'l in certain quarters that the
considerable expectations of specie to Eu-
rope from the United States, would dimin-
ish the cion Of our country to such an e1-
tent that crisis must shortly supervene.
This has arisen partly from trick and partly
from carele> ssness or ignorance. 1t is
very true. as we stated some days ago, that
in and about New York, there has been a
good deal Of bank expension, stock gamb
ling, and reckless i'm sortation; yet we be-
lieve it quite demonstrable by figures, that
bank credit, at least, has hot expanded in
proportion to the actual augmentation of
our metallic wealth. We are are MT pre-
pared to say that the result would have
been equally favorable had not the Ameri-
CAN boy found the first glittering spanges
Of gold in Suffers mill-race. But we are
also not justified in alleging that our com
mercial importations woull have been 50
inflated had not California poured her wealth
into our Golfers.
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