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preferred, 81 . IS; Reading. ss} . Z; Michigan
Central, s6l . 81; Michigan 8. and N. Indians, 8 q
/; do. guaranteed, Isl a; Panama, lsO3a ISL;
Illinois Central, Sc AZ; Galena and Chicago, so a
{; Cleveland and Toledo, lsl al; Chicago and
Rock Island, 69t q; Illinois Central rs, 80 80.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were $26,s25,63S SIS, and the balances
$l,727,378 OF.
The following was the business of the Sub.Trea.
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Markets.
RMADELPHrA STOCK DOA2D.

Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK DOA2D.
PHnADEIrMA, Feb. 8, 1850
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania State SIS, s3k; Reading
Railroad, 1871 Norris Canal 4s7; Long Island Railroad
New York, par.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb 4, 1890.
Cotton market active; sales to-day ~ 900 bales 1t
1885 uc for middling Sugar nrm; prices differ, but
change " per cent premium for clear bills aud 6l<
per cent with bills Of adng Sight exchange on New
York u per cent discount; sixty day bills q OK Der
cent discount Freight on cotton to Liverpool s16d
BALTIMORE, Feb. 8, 1850.
Flour dull; Howard street at IS 81. Wheat Arm;
white, 81 IS 81 so; red, 81 20 81 30. Corn dull;
white roc. re- yellow, Toe Tic. Provisions steady
and unchanged in prices. Whskey dull ct 231sc Sight
exchange on New York, 10 per cent premium.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 8, 1850.
Flour firm, with speculative inquiry for Western at SIS
62H 49, receipts small Wheat quiet and steady at ST.
IS 81 SO for white and 81 80 81 "a for red Corn ad
vanced: sales 5000 bushels at 76c Coffee IL &c l2s<c.
Provisions advancing; pork, sls sides, &C. 9l.c;
shoulders. 7jdc Lare firm at 20 12c. whskey oe.
cned, ct 24c.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 6, 1860.
Provisions firm Ness pork held at $lS but ST. SO a
SIT IS only offered by those holding orders Bacon
dull 1t nc. . 9,Sc Flour firm at IS 70 IS So
Drawings OF France, Broadbents & Co.'S
Delaware Lotteries
Al, Is, 46, 81, IL, 81, So, "a, 60, 2, AZ, 6, 60
osEsoLmArkp Io.Tsar-CLAss Four FEBRuAaY 6 1850
81, 8, l, 40, 43, A, 81, IA, 81, %, IL, As, Sc.
FRANCE. BkOADBEETS 4 CO..
Mansgers Wilmington, Delaware
Cnso,aI Drawing OF Hodges, Davis 4
Glass 246 FESxuARY g. $780,
80, 30, ", rs, IL, 40, As, Is, 4S, SO, 81
Prizes casaed at Ss broadway. Circulars sent free
hODGES DAVIS CO, 4AnAgers, Macon, Ga
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Ladies' Furs, Fashion Hats, Skating
church.
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Singers Sewing Machines, for Families,
taors and 81 manufacturing purposes unequaed They
are capable Of doing more work and Of earning
$50, are attracting universal attention.
l. NJ SINGER CO, 46s Broadway NY,
IBO Fulton street. Brooklyn
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire
street. New York. - -s
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Imp0rtant Letter from Aaron Jones In,
wnKES SPIRIT OF THE TnGKa Now out -
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Bsrry's Trtcopberous IL the Best and
cheapee article for troeeing teaufyng cleansng curling
preseving and restoring the hair Ladies' try It. Sold BY ali
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HARvARD.-On Monday, Feb. Q, Nrs. ". n. Harvard,
OF q son.
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Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines.
Once 500 Broadway, New York.
smoky Chimneys Cursd ~ r. d. But
IkHs Patent Wind Guard Perfect charge. IS
b;te sfre
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State.
Texas cannot be in doubt as to this question In entering
the Union 1t is not difficult TO determine what
dered by an independent republic We surrendered the
very power the want Of which originated the federal
Unonthe right TO regulate with foreign
tons. As evidence Of it we transferred custom
houses did forts anG arsenals along with the
power TO declare war We surrendered our national flag
La becoming State Of the Union, Texas agreed not To
enter into any treaty, alliance confederation, and not
without the consent OF Congress- keep troops ships
war enter into agreement compact with any other
State foreign Powern All these rights belonged 70
Texas as nation. She ceased to possess them
nor did Texas, in terms by implication, the
from these obligations without the consent Of the other
parties TO the agreement acting through their
sne federal government The constitution Of the
United states does not thus provide for its desruc-
ton An inherent revolutionary right to be exercised
when the great purposes Of the Union have failed re-
With such teachings and such lights from those of the
past ana modern times, can Texas forget her duty
ture Of perfect liberty and ar 10 the orId
We have the exposition Of the principles upon which ths
sublime structure Of self government based Are We
TO cast them AL away2 Are we to quit haven Of safety
in which we are secure happy and prospsrous and risk
all upon the uncertainty Of untred experiment
anarchy Could for moment entertain such
madcened thought, need only extent magnssons
across the Rio Grande and there, exemplned small
extcat, behold the effects Of secession and disuuion.
0sregard for constitutional government has involved
Mexico In all the horrors Of civil war, with robbery
GER, rapine unrestrained. There is amply civil war,
brother armed against brother partisan against partsan
out to rs IL would be all these, added 70 the combined
euors Of the powers Of tyranny to crush out liberty
arising from self governments and perfect freedom
'0an 'esy ever enjoyed render us the moro socountabe
Aer referring 70 tho opinions OF washington, Jefferson,
Mssoa and Jackscn, ~ 10 the nviolab Of the federal
conpsct. the message prooesds;-
judging for the entire South q 10 the wrongs ncted and
the mode Of redress n dcnh to determine 70 what ex.
ten the theory would be carried
TpYnQ II n bOFd0P M -
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STEAM ENGINES AND BOILER

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AGRICULTURAL.
THE STRANGER ON THE SILL.

BY T. H. BHAD.
Between broad fields of wheat and corn
Il the lovely home where was born
The peuch.iree leans against the wall
And the woodbine wanders over all,
There Is the shady doorway still
But strangers foot has crossed the sill.
There is the barn, and, as of yore,
/ can smell the hay from the open door,
And see the basy swallows ihrong,
Aud hear the pewee's mournful song
But the stranger oomes-oh painful proof
His sheaves are piled to the heated roof.
There is the orohard-the very trees
That knew my childhood so well to please
Where J watched the shadowy moments run,
Till my life imbibcd more Of shade than sun
The swing from the bough still sweeps the air,
Tut the strangers children are swinging there.
Il bubbles the shady spring below,
With its bulrush brook where the hazels grow ;
Twas there | found the caiumus root,
AMI watched the niinnows poise and shoot,
Aud herd the robin lave his wing
Bnt the strangers bucket is at the spring.
q yo who daily cross the sill,
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And when you crowd the Old barn caves,
Then think what countless harvest sheaves
Have passed within that scented door,
TO gedden eyes thai are no more.
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The Empress Josephine was one OF the most rcmarka.
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spiciuus public positions in consequence OF the French
Revolution Wonderful were the events of her life
With the kindest and anctiUnate Of human hearts
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prehensve genius.
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ings owhat she told might eventuae u the adva.
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How TO GROW PEACHES EVERY YEAR.
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uIt slilt tAcftscu ~ our government in def, Idiu M
rights ui our citizens and extending that pro ciOu p
mem "ich ha' ever been ahCiunGd by every true ,a
oI liberty. Address ''
GEORGE c. EVANS.
May 3j, Is9O H. Ph,lnJalrnna