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A NUT FOR THE ABOLITINOIsTs.

The Baltimore Sun Of yesterday has the fol-
lowing:
GRATITUDE OF SLAvEs.-Two male slaves of
the late Mr.. Brice b. Brewer, of Annapolis,
were manumitted by him previous to his recent
death. A few days ago, however, they ap
peared before the orphans court of Anne
Arundel county, and stated that they, and their
mother, who had also been manumitted, de.
sired to serve Mrs. Brewer, their late masters
widow, until she raised her youngest child, and
therefore wished to be bound to her for ten
years, and it is stated they appeared grieved
when the court informed them they could be
bound only until they arrived at the age of 81
years. They expressed their determination,
however, to serve their mistress for 10 years.
One is 20, and the other IS years of age.
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PRESCRIPTIONS IN LATIS.-The editor of the
RnicherJockey ludicrously illustrates the neces-
sity Of a reform in the medical nomenclature.
Very much COMPOUNDED, he says was DR.. Doane,
few weeks since by remark Of one of his
patients. The day previous the doctor had
prescribed that safe and palatable remedy, the
syrup Of backbone, and left his prescriptions
duly written in the usual cabalistic characters
"Syr. Rham. Cath" On inquiring if the pa
tent had taken the medicine, thunder cloud
darkened her face, lightning darted from her
eye, and she roared out "No? / can't read
your doc.tGr.writing-and amt going TO take
Syrup Of Ram Cats for anybody"
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A SPECK OF WAR.

The Canada Legislature with commendable
foresight is already making provision in view
of war between the mother country and the
United States.
The militia act just passed by the Legislature
OF Canada closes with these words:
Provided that if at the time when this act
would otherwise expire there should happen to
be war between the United States and Her
Majesty, then this act shall continue in force
until the end Of the session of the Provincial
Parliament next after the proclamation of
peace"
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IL De sold AT cost.--CLAGETT, DODSON q
20. respectfully call the attention Of persons in
tending 10 furnish their drawing-rooms saloons
parlors, or other rooms, 10 this announ ement
They have determined for time 10 sell of their
stock Of superior and beautiful Royal Velvet Car.
peting al prime cost for the cash
As these goods were purchased by us al a ruin
Gus sacrifice 10 the consignees and importers
prices which are believed TO be less than the cost
Of manufacturing, housekeepers now have an op-
portunily of supplying themselves with the most
elegant Carpets al price less than the common
Brussels are selling al.
The same kind Of goods we advertise are now
selling al the public sales of secondhand furni-
ture, after having been used TWO and three years,
for more than we now retail them for. This IS an
opportunity seldom TO be met with, and should
moi be lost.
Remember the terms Cash on delivery or APP
proved paper, at short dale, with interest.
CLAGETT, DODSONy& co.
Mar 3l-eo3tif
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Of the two systems would produce one superior
to either, for favorably developing both the
female mind and heart. =
Oh, these elderly women of Europe What
would society do without them? They are the
life where all else is dead They make old
things to become new They are living links
between the past and the present-like these
old palaces, full OF art and Of all sparkling and
precious things. What pity that virtue was
not the corner stone on which they were built
that their hearts were not educated as well as
their heads, as with our DEAR old, queenly
women of the revolution What a pity that
they should not be loved, as well as admired,
while living mourned, as well as missed, when
they die
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The Report In the Massashusetts Num-
merry Case.

The Boston Telegraph of Tuesday says:
Mr.. Griffin Of Charleston, from the Inyesti
eating Committee on this subject, submitted a
long and able report, commencing with an
enumeration OF the securities which the State
had ever given to the private resident and re.
hglous institution and recognizing the right OF
the press 10 comment on any presumed viola.
ton of such securities. Reviewing next the
action Of the Legislature upon the matter sug-
gested by the original order relative to certain
religious institutions, it states that when the COM
mittee commenced itsduties, the eyes the whole
| community properly rested upon them. The
report thinks there was no authority in the ac-
ton of the Legislature to warrant the com.
mitee traversing the State, prying into religious
or other institutions, where there was no EVIL
dence OF improper dongs, accompanied as they
we're by retiuue larger than the original
number OF their appointment. Though pre-.
cedents are not wanting to show that other
committees, on former occasions, had exceeded
their legitimate duty; it was custom more
honored IN the breach than in the obser.
vance
"The report then passed to review the test
mony disclosed in the hearing, showing that
prior to the 18th Of February there was no ev;.
dence presented to the committee that war
ranted the investigation they commenced. save
general rumor. The question therefore re-
CURED: What went ye out for to see !? and
It was proved at the hearing, that some twenty
or thirty minutes were passed at the Roxbury
school that a dinner previously ordered. fol.
lowed atthe Norfolk House, (which cbampapne
and several hours were consumed; that moth
ing implicated any member of the Committee
IN improprieties at the school, save Mr.. joseph
Hiss, and that nothing was shown of any inn
proprety intended BY any person that the
article in the Adre,7iser was written bv the
editors, in pursuance Of what they deemed
their duty 10 the public; that the partakinp Of
liquors which the State had outlawed at the
the dinner was not what legislators should do
and that the allegation Of rudeness towards n
sick pupil, might be naturally supposed by her.
when in fact, 1t did not occur. The committee
have no comment to make on Mr.. Hiss's con.
duct his actions being before another com.
mittee."
The report concludes in the following words.
We suggest no action. As we understand
our powers, we were appointed to inucstiqate
only. We have performed the unwecome task
iearlessly. Without fear, favor, affection or
hope OF reward, we have done the work with
which we we're charged"
The report was accepted, and the House nd |
journed.
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Mar 3l-eo3lif
yTALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR

Sae.-Ihe block OF buildings known as
the Union Buildings and now occupied lay the
Union newspaper establishment. They are stu.
aed on street, between 18th and 18th streets,
and fronting direcllyon Pennsylvania avenue The
lot is 10 feel front by 1859 feet deep The properly
susceptible OF division and Encouragement and
It's position such as must rank il among the best
business stands on the avenue, and is yearly in
creasing in value. The time of the present lessee
expires on the LIST September next, on which day
possession may had.
stree, west, Opposite the War Office, and three
doors sonth OF G. street)
Also that lhree.story House on nth street west
next door 10 the Government Building al tire
corner of + and l7th streets.
Should the above property mol be sold at private
sale prior to the 18th Of May, il will be sold on
that day at public auctions
Terms will be made favorable 10 the purchaser
Applyto CHI. H. WINDER,
Corner of 18th and G streets.
March 20--2awtlJMay
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A bursting into greenness.
A waking as from sleep,
a iwitter and a MARBLE
That make the pulses leap
a sense Of renovation,
OF FRESHNESS, and OF health.
4 casting of Of sordid fear,
A carelessness Of wealth.
a watching as in childhood.
For the flowers that one by one,
Open their golden petals
To woo the ftful sun.
a gush, a fash, a gurgle,
A wish 10 shout and sing,
A filed with hope and gladness
We hail the vernal SPRING
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1ay- Beware Of all the malignant passions.
They are great foos to grace. Envy is devilish.
Hatred is murderous Wrath is cruel Even
peegishness destroys equanimity, and makes
connected thought impossible. Gods spirit is
dove, not bird Of prey. He flies from noise
and strife. He who ruleth not his own spirit
will be ruled by an evil spirit.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-04-21

said Mr.. Perrin, the Indignation Of our Govern
ment when il received the above from General
Coneha, as his reasons Tor the imprisonment Of
our friend Secretary Marcy gives us every
announcement.
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E6y~ Here is an anecdote recenl

reI- Here is an anecdote recently told of M.
and Nine De Girardin; During the worst
days of l84S, Nine De Girardn said to several
people who were visiting her: Everything
goes worse and worse. There is only one a5oue
who can save u.s. The visitors bowed, think.
ing she spoke of Providence. But she was
abiding to her husband, who was at work in
room overhead
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ExCELsIoR; HELPS TO pRoCRE,s

4 IN Religion, Science, and Literature.
new monthly magazine, edited by the Rev.
James Hamilton, d. d., of London. Price 81 so
per annum.
niiiihSouSh hominally young Mems Magazine
will be a main effort of the conductors 20 nro
wac Tor young men that healthful stimulus and
the aids TO improvements, which many of them are
now so anxious TO secure
The editor has secured the assistance of MANY
aoi n ana exceiiect contributors and every effort
VIII be made 10 render the work worthy The mai
ronage and support ofthe christian public
Agents for the District
GRAY 81 BALLANTYNE
Seventh street
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Il A.hA Heavy-plated Tea Sets, Aibata
II Forks Spoons, &c.--M. w. Gait & Bro.
have Just received beautiful assortment Of
Extra Plated Tea Sets, latest styles
Casters, Cake Baskets, Card TRAYS. &c.
Also, superior Albata Forks and Spoons
The above are Of the very best quality, and I'M
usually low. -
M. w. GAIT & BRO.
Ienn. avenue, between 9th and 10th s,s
Dec. 1916
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HttA- good moral character is the first es.
sentlal IN man. 1t is, therefore, highly i'm
portant to endeavor not only to be learned, but
virtuous.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-04-21

1t will be seen that Nicholas occupied the
throne for nearly thirty years-a longer period
than almost any Of his predecessors.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-04-21

Hes~ When Nelson's famous signal was given
expects every man to do his dutyp
two Scotchmen were standing looking on.
and one pulled on long sour face, and said:
Eeh, Sand, there's neathing there about puir
auld Scotland" "Hoot monn says SANDY.
Scotland kens weel her BARNS always do their
duty, Its only hint to these Englshers.n
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From the National lnlelligencGpf the 10Th.
Letter from Baron Humboldt.

a friend has obliged us with the annexed
translation of letter from the illustrious Hum
bolt to our distinguished fellow citizen, Lieut..
NJ. f. Maury. We have had the pleasure to
inspect the rich massy gold medals which are
mentioned, and of which, on account of their
beautiful designs and exquisite execution, as
well as respect for the dignity of the high per-
sonage by whom they were conferred, we hope
to be enabled to give particular description.
THE LETTER
BERLIN, February 3, 1855
My DEAR AND ILLUsrRloUs FRIEND: 1t is
now great number of years since you have
been 50 kind as to enrich with your generous
contributions the most important institutions
the Admiralty, the Academy, the Schools of
Navigation, and the Libraries-of my country
Your immense labors on currents and sound
ings, and the direction of winds at different
seasons and in different ATTITUDES, have ex-
'ercised the most benefcent influence on the
commerce of nations by shortening, in a sur
prising manner, the passages by sea, and aug
menting the security of navigation both in the
Atlantic and the South Sea. The result has
been the opening Of new paths to navigators,
who have been penetrated by the correctness of
your views, and an increase of the facilities
previously derived from the application of steam
and the more frequent use of chronometers
and of lunar distances.
My Sovereign, the King of Prussia, sensi
BILE of the eminent merit OF your laborious I'M
dertaking, and interested in the noble efforts
now making by the Government of the United
States for the advancement of the sciences
which are so closely allied with the develop
ment of the common prosperity, desires to
give TO M. the Lieutenant Maury Superinten-
dent of the National Observatory at Washing
ton, mark of his gratitude, by presenting
him, through the hands of our Minister NJ. de
Gerolt (my excellent friend the medal de-
signed as a reward for distinguished works of
science. Sensible, also, of the affection with
which you have honored me for SO long pc.
Rod, the King has deemed that he would be
doing you further pleasure by adding another
medal that which his majesty had stuck upon
the publication of Cosmos.
pray you to accept, my dear and illustrious
friend, the renewed assurance of my high and
most affectionate consideration.
Your very humble and most devoted servant,
THE BARON AL. DE HUMBOLDT =
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r9- True friendship is plant of slow
growth, and must undergo and withstand the
shocks Of adversely, before It is entitled to the
appellation,
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Corner 7ih and ID streets.

SOUTHERN BOOk.-OrIrin of the 1on-
~ stitutlon; Incorporation of the General Gov
eminent by the States; as national pubic agents
IN trust, with no sovereignty History OF Copart-
nershp Territories from the Virginia Deed, i7S4
10 The Treaty with Mexico, 1S4S; Division of the
Public Lands; Specific Duties; Origin and History
OF the Puritans; Origin and Cause of Trouble be.
tween the North and South, and Jeopardy OF III.
Republic; Legal mode of Redress pointed ON, bv
W b. Davis, Wilmington, North Carolina Prics
Two Dollars. A'iee
On Sale at BISHOPS Periodical store
No ZIG Pennsylvania avenue.
Jan 20-3t 'io'e''
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A NEW WORK BY henry ROGERS

A NEW WORK BY HENRY ROGERS.
~ author OF the ECLIPSE of Faith entitled A
defence OF the Eclipse OF Faith, by its author, be-
ing reJolnder 10 Professor Newman's Reply -
ana, IN order 10 give the American public the
~"oie matter al glance, there is included in the
same volume the "Reply 10 the Eclinse NJ Fam ),
py +. w Newman, with bis chapter on the "Moral
Perfection of Christ"
for sale by GRAY " BALLANTYNE.
Seventh street
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We find, in one Of our exchanges, the follow
ing statement of the yote.in the New York
Legislature on the subject of Negro Suffrage
It is one of the ugly signs Of the evil times on
which we have fallen. Yet the brief analysis
contained in the subjoined extract shows, as
does every movement in the sd1called free
States on the subject of negroes. M superior
soundness of the Democratic party over all
other organizations:
proposition to amend the Constitution Of
New York, SO as to allow Negroes and Indians
to vote, passed the Assembly on the 9th inst,
by the following vote
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lust received. per scboouer Mist,

usT received, per schooner Mist
~ 100 whoes, halves and quarter boxes Raisin.
cases Prunes, in jars and boxes
bales Almonds
cases Preserved Chow.Chow
do do Canton Ginger
10 dozen assorted Jellies
10 do do Preserves
so boxes Fig Paste
casks Currants
cases Sardines
10 bbls Cranberres
% baskets Bordeaux and Marscilles Oh
For sale by WIN. LINTON
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EERN LEAVES, FROM EANSY,s

EKN Lea YES, FROM FANNY,s
IL Portfolio, second series.
Lille IN Abyssinia, by Mansfield Parkyns.
american Fruit Growers Guide, by F. X. Ell.
lott. - - -
II o.ur T on pulmonary Consumption, by The
ophlus Thompson, M D., f. r. S.
Alone by Marion Harland
Quincy. -
Rocket Book of Mechanics and Engineering bv
j. w. Nystrom, c. E. = y
Chemistry OF Common Lite No. g. Nv Job SION
Just received nj
TAYLOR Il MAURYS
Bookstore, near 9th f.
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DOTANYOFTHEs SOUTHERN STATES
- IN Two Parts.-Part first, Structural and
physiological Botany and Vegetable Products.
Fart second, Descriptions Of Southern Plants. ar.
ranged on the natural system, preceded by Lin
nehi ana Dlchotoruous Analysis, by Prof John
Darby, A. NJ. Just published and for sale bv
r. FARNHAM
Mar 70 Corner Penn. nv. and llth II,
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rLOTHING Made to Order Cheaper than
~ Ever-ln order 10 run of The remainder of
our large stock Of Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vest
lngs we will, at this season. take measure and
make 10 order, Gentemen's Garments OF first quail
ny twenty per cent cheaper than our usual low
prices WALL & STEPHENS,
322 Pa. av., next TO Iron Hall
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GREAT ATTRACTION

DREMIUM DAGUERREOTYPES taken al
a STEWARDS Gallery, Pennsylvania ave.
nue., over Gall's Jewehy Store.
Pictures in best qualify OF cases from so cents
and upwards
We invite the public 10 call and Judge for them.
selves. March I7-dImo .
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A LEXANDER BAKERS date OF Va.
N Potomac House, Pennsylvania ave ue
lew doors east of4t street. Washington
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g. For miscellaneous reading see Hrst
and fourth pages.
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y ENTLEME HOsiERY-of SILK.
~ Llsle Thread, white and brown Cotton fancy
and striped ditto; full ami varied assortment
just received al LANES
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I hONI FAIL TO CALL AT HOODS
H. fyou wish TO purchase ANYTHING in ID. way
OF line American, London, or Geneva watches
uhat can be relied on for the true tine) rich gold
Je"eiry, pure silver ware, &c. &c. and save from
10 10 20 per cent, as he is now receiving hi,
ran supply, which will be sold az the loves,
wholesale rates.
Fine watches and Jcwery repaired and war
rantcd 10 give satisfaction
FL. q. HOODS
Pa. avenue. between d and 9th streets. siyo .
the large spread eagle.
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-12
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flt;Dt INT IaT-NIF(--
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-12
3 = \ RID
NE;yEss E6NGyyN 40 FAEE.
220g1Dso:i's Fever & AEUe Powders
tor the Permanent Cure Of ChiIls ard Fever,
Ieyer and Annn. Nnmh 1 nnn or anv

/ or Te ltEIEaNcNt NUEe q IN.Ils aId IcVcT,
Fever and AGue, Dunb Ague, CT any
form Of Intermittent Fever
FE1iE a-e 10 diseases SO debtatin IN ;hcr effects
or the constitution the above and rror- dill
ca to cure by sGe nsaal modes CT practice Tie Fever
AMI hgae Eo 'srs we1er cure in Il The longest
iandirE, As we'll A. prove preventive in the form uC
age Of he disease. RcHg purely vegetable ticv act
lib certainty onthe disease totally eredica'iur It from
IL system and Ireyent.nra retgra at any rlture Ieroi
Prepared and sold by THOMPSON ( CRAWFORD Th.la-
4Geirha. honuine witi:out their signature
to.a ~ ir II lttAIE 90. Agents for 'he Pro77ictor
81 CiAt LEUG STORE, HAIS sT.II. ENLFAUA
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-12

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The Nevada journal., 1855-01-12
TEzG AwGRgCAXS F4.zEND II!

To :he C;;zcns Of the UnitsI S,atea
mot huzlo.y and sincerely thank you cor =. IN
ease patronage which you have eeEtoWe1 upon m II
take this opportunity o. stating That Ey AnceIorS e.e
al American C,iIens and that IN fer .I t.,
concerns America and the Aacrcsns - most lively
symlathie 90 much SO tl&t originally gooadc1 tie q
II. expressly % suit your climate, habits co1et-a,o
and manner Of living intending TO esab l-i among
V Ycs., '''-'- '-'' -' -'' ! 'TnCn4S S a5ILoTAY.
Nc 81, Covner CT Ann ana Nassau s.r.. >ew Io-l
FIX Biccd. Li'sr cni GiI.gas C.fsT!cssi-5.
TIE Ctzeas O. lie UAon suf.r much 4 disorders :,
the Liver and stomach. Tie fair sex, TeIEaps t4s a7
handsome il he Hcr!, st eeltain e!ial, lcoe t-cr
teeA aai goo" LOOKS T:-i-e YET IN iLe -eJT q nc
Aoe7ug the Blood pure ard The Liver saA >;cacb in
healthy action when lie Ill Gov sIaca'1'y sar fear
es-lf, ta health and lie n1sy = nTaa7ssi for years
beyond tie o@Aary limits i Holloway = lis are taken %
poIiy lie Blood N accoriane. ". & ia lIse;.c5a ya
ace '-aJ any each t91.
Cl-e Fl ul5i. - ard II ,,t.y.r 70, rear. 'on@re
r. AN Jal :. -sln, ot ths Actor House, New 4oS
.cered fer Ten Ee-rs .an 1o-aaEcnaHt 9. Ito TerErt
expected 70 90 to fea av more Esrag Esd o7sr7 seva
rtmeiy " raj deriving benefit !, !-1t Re Eal
% lloo72ys Ills, vach ecna. .ftey eussi Ar2 sf'e-
Using hem oT tIe" IAoa'As aaa AsHos sito7s ths 0uaI
These celebrated lis .re vaa@e.;iy sse4soaI Il l.,
fou6 6-irr eora. lain:s
Ague Ie5Hy Hesaeehs rero'iIE. er E.--, T.
Aezlas i.elsy Iadi9'''i's Use "a 60
tlocEe7 cn he &kla. Feuaaie l.reE alz.l.-z,
Liver Com l:in-s f=eoltzry SFy5+ ems
Bowel Com lAin;s FeTs-, CT sl s.-i.
Vere;!2I Atlac..aLs Wsrrs. 81 al kiats
Consultation the rertl, Retention q U-ln. ce-t
e.kue-s, t7eIn w!.s}evrr tsGse.
E9oll q the establishment e: -rc:szso- EoLIcF-sT
g. Ccraer ci Ann and Nassau Streets Ne York sui 1r
al respectable iru1gi, and Dealers u A.4sine through
The I.ic3 il Boxes stc; eeats 81 eeu.s and
s. 30 cents each. 70 he Lad ae!ss.o g tao Irci
Irur Houses IL he UIion.
r-Itcre is great sarias " tai nr TIE larger
y P-Iectjols FOR the Suilaros sf patients, il cHe-
disorder are sGjzed 70 each FOX. Se7t J. 1874
- Holloway ills uintln,nt tss Sale hy - \
ny JOHNSON { co. Wholesale I.1EJist'. lf3 Va H--
street Francisco. Proprietor W40ss=-e gems
I California, Oregon on Sandwich Leland.