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. . BY? GEORGE HOWARD, JR.
Is -published weekly at Two Dollars pet jre;v
("paid in advance-or, Twouoiwm . . .
r:EvTs At the etniration of the subscription year.
Advertisemetiunot exceeding a square will be
nserted at Ost DottAR the first insertioR, and 25
Hents for every succeeding1 one. Longer ones a1
-that rate per quare Court Orders and Judicial
adTertiseraenislSSiei cent. higher, ;U
i
P ROM the IMMENSE INCREASE
of our busiuess, we have been under
the necessity of taking the whole up-story
over L. Pender's Store, at the sin of.
Pender & Brother, where may be found
an Immense
Stock of Furniture,
Consisting of the same articles which will
be seen advertised at the Old Stand, Per
sons that have not had an opportunity of
seeing a magnificent stock of jurniturt.
pre respectfully solicited to call, as prices
and quality shall surely suit Furniture
repaired at either place at the shortest no
tice. . L. BOND.
, i, ; V V t fcA
,. ,r. . , 4f. fn
himself justice, let lum see articlesot l4ur-lthe
niture before purchasing. No body likes
to buy a cat in a bag.
.rarboro Sept 29, 18431
Oaly fSS ccnlx prr box,
FOR Ihecure of Headache, aiddiness',;-- Unj, sjR. c.
Salt Rheum, Rheumatism, Piles Heart-!
barnVorDypsinCholer. Morbus,,
Pains in the Back and Limbs,.Liver :..com--
nl.iinf. Risinor in the Throat. Fevers of all
plaint, Rising in the Throat, Fevers of all
kinds, colds. Gout, Gravel, Female Com-
1. II I i
plaints. Nervous complaints, and all other .
Jt. ; ; r . . ,
diseases arising from . lninuritics of the
. ?. , . r . .
blood, and morbid secretions ot the liver!
and Stomach.
Every disease to which the human frame i
issubject, originates from impurities of the!
x. i , , . ' f ..
blood or derangement of digestive organs. 0 . . f V'i l-" . i
, Y.,r , . Corporate Authorities of Washington and
Dr. Gordon s 1 amily Pills, being com- r ' - , -
. . . - ', . .. Georgetown, brought up this division ol
pounded exclusively oF such ingredients j.? . -
a nature inteoded should operate on the ' -
impurities of the riuman System. Strike 1 wclve Assistant Marshals, designated
at the root of thediscasei removrngall irn.,,. ,ith white scarfs, white rosettes
purities from the bodyVopening.lhe, pores! , ' ' and lyje batoons.
eternally and internally, separating all ! Foren Ministers ,n carnages. '
foreignaod-bbnoxipu particles X from the : Members of Congress Klect and Ex.
chyle,so that the blood, of which it is the ! plumbers. ...
origin; must be thoroughly " pure and ne- Governors and ExT.overnors of the States
cessarily 'souring a Tree and vigorous and Terntones, and some members of
actionto the Heart, Lungs, Liver and! the Legislatures of the same.
Stomach, thereby restoring health. :hv
opening the pores, cleansing the veins and
arteries, unimpeding all the natural veins
and purifying the'ftdood; :they render the
system not only, thoroughly: sound, butal- i
so impervious tV disease, even when all!
, . '
other means have failed. ' -j j
Within the last Twelve months, more
than one hundred cases of I the 'i mott ug
gra vat ed forms of Dyspepsia-' have beeh
eured by the medicine, where rigid diet
ing, the BluePill,and Almost pvery- other
means had been resorted 'To-av'i thou t any
benefit, and iwheriUeath stared its! misera
ble victim fully in the face, tflf Dr. Gor
don's Pills were not adapted to the cure of
any but this horrid malady, their uni
form; success in this disease alone nvoutd
be sufficientjtp waft prrtp fame' the'name
of their; inventory as a benefactor of his .spe
cies. This,medieine never fails to cure the
worst cases of plies jh ldkc week!
F or sale, ui-TarberoYh
.MPO HOWARD?1
FebniarV 8, J849.
JYotice.
For coughs aridlungcbmptaints use Dr. Bar
th&lomfe?s Pink Expectorant syrup. ? e
Sick head acA, though pootitaliopal or inciden
tal, U cir6d by Dr. Spohn's 'liead achererncdy,"J
Layy of China - for1 th car e of all diselse
thaterjVireTxternal application.
Tfo Urdy haired will 'flail the Indian Hair' Dye
Perfect and eflaciualO tTt.T'VA
1 lr sale by
Geo. Howard.
t 4
9
.Inauguration op f
;. :PRBIDEN,T TAYLOn., , '., i
Corre5poUjn of theflJaltimflrB up
Tj yj ;(:ashtnglQn, March 5. 1849.-
This isCanbther memdrablti ilty in'ihc
history of our country TheInsnrgnrs
tion of Zachary Taylor, amidst the accla
mations of one humlrrxl thousand pcbpl-e,is
just completed, and lire event is announced
to the world by the 'thunder of artillery.
and reiteraled cheers of assembled rnli
tudesl By the dauof day, our avenues and
streets were thronged with .citizens Rosily
engaged in the' ''preparations, as well as
with visitors, who weret taking a survey
I of the met; opolis. The national flag was
displayed, from the tall staff in front of the
City Ildllnil iVuui lfoiels, whilst our en
ftine house w ore .most gaily decorated
with flags and pictures. T f
Toward! S o'clock, the various bodies
commenced meeting at the respective pla
ces assigned them, and about o'clock the
large and strong corps of Marshals pro-
ceeded in a body to pay their respects' to
. ... , r, - ,
mihtarv part of the nroccfMoti took
ths line of match. ,
The officers and soldiers of the war of
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ioi- . -
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A number of officers and soldiers of the
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r loi uia auu iuexiiiiii uia. ,
. Twelve assistant marshals, with white
scarfs, wliite rosettes and white batoons..
Then, in a splendid barouclie drawn, by
four white horses, were seated General
5XavV-lor President .elect; J.ames ...K v.ppJk
Xvhlthrop, laie ipeakcr of the House of cit6i ctt.to,s. repohcr, am
Uep.jj Mr.. Seaton, ixx?A. '"" Ral cr' c
r vashinton ; by Indies, unaitended by genliemeti.
. ' n . " I 'Officers of the army. navv. and i
... , i
The Laurel.troop of Horse, under com-i
! mand ot Uaptain apron, aruj accompaiweu
iiiuiiu ui vuiiiuiii viyiu , uu uv-viuniv.
, - - f . . r . . . ,
by Major O wings, performed the Honor
l- . ....
oi tne escort, i ne appearance 01 mis yveii
of the escort. J he appearance ol th
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1 nbes now on a. visit to this city, and the
ulllPer ol lue A-my ann ?avy . f
iCilizens of several of t,ie S'lalbs' wi,h
uju"t;a
-Then appeared a longline of temperance
- - t- . t
-associations, irom venerate.u -.pairiarcns
down to rosy faced, youths, with, beautiful
banners and rich regalia accompanied' by
hne music. : : , ,M
The.Rouglv and, Ready, aHillery,a. com-'
panyo'f ffne youths of Capitol Hill brought
up the rearj : ' . rir?:.iv;
i tThe procession, passed along Pennsylva -
nia avenue with a slow and firm step,-nn-
derasut-veyrof thousands' Ofladics who';
tliroriged every Avindovv, and Ceveryeleva- j
ted position from which la sight couUK be I
obtained, and who;. withswaving handker
chiefs and other-demonstrations of joy
welcomed To his exalted station UieVener
atedTayJ6tv j; 1KI ..m.: ?ii.ci:!
Entering Ithe sotitli gate of the? Capitol,
the liriewasTdrmed immediately in front
of the rostrum , and: the en tire space' dense
ly .crowded withspectatorsi ; .n:eii n
From this hasty description j the reader
must imagine the brilliancy of the pageant
Tbe floating ; banners a waving plumes,
brightly .. burnished i. arms,rj ispiKtstimftg
ndic-arfd .withal the general "enthnsFasm
indi good feeling displayed on. every ilia nd.
wa3indescribably2t?grandJ "Never before
has such a number of persons locctrpied
thatyird, nTaBydeSsidn.-.v
Gen. Taylor, in a calci;i nhMtnct
voice, read his Inaugural address, which
j j
was listened to withy proibuhaV 'attention
throughottf, and it its close; the airvas
rent with reiterated cheers: The time
honored chieftain appeared in 'front, ;and
waving his hat and : bowing i toJ the
mighty mass acknowledged1 the compli
ments which were bestowed upSn h i m. -
The procession was re-formed and the
Chief Magistrate escorted to Execu
tive MaWsion, where humctous frisnds
I- H i .1 " ? . ......In A U.m ''
tlme! tbberiotdsSch ?f seene-' !
Last night, the fine corps of : Washington
Guards, at tended -by their band, vrnarchc(l
in .front of AViUard's Ilotcl, aticl serenaded
the President elect. The old General ap
peared at the window snd acknowledged
the a1tetion. , They' then piocecaed to
lhn frnf House, and serenaded theex
President James K. Polk and his lady.
That gentleman also appeared, and evinced
gratification at the mark:pf their respect.
I write thin aViwlst ' the 4 excitement, and
iviti jilludc to it tgain. To-night,' we jiave
all the balls and oilier -festivities ,
Correspondence jf t he Baltimore Stin. "
: ':"Vahi nn1,' ;Klare'h ' 1 849.
Washington is 'Ufa, a bee lijv'.e.to-dav, in
evcitemetil and activily." ' The Woad side
'walks of Pennsylvania avenue 'were as
thronged this m-orning as is Ioad way of
a ounuay aiiernmn,or v nainain Mi eei o
i xirek-ilay evening. Ittieerris o be gen
erally conceded, that the luimher of stnin-
tiers present at the inauguration 01 Uener
, . 1 , ' , - . - . ..
ed lhalof Gen. H.-irrison.
The pioceedini's in the Senate Chamljor ;
vere 'near I v as I a iS down in't he ; 'pragi a m
- . , . . . - . '
me oi inc i.omnmw oi.Arranpenicin?.
The doors of the Senate Chamber were
canea ana paici ineir respcuis iw uiui.
I The?ddy has passed off gloriously: 'it
!sro'nlv 'reserved for rhan 1 once itr ? a ;"' life-
opened at 10 o'clock, Tor the; admission of a cavalry officer, an artillery company, five
Senatorsand oilier.-; u ho. by the arrange- companies, of inlanlry, three companies of
mentof the Comuiinte, we're entitled to "Aes; then a body of citizens and strang
oclmission. ' . fers; next the President elect, James K.
i: The cnlUi n gallery was bceimicd by ToWthe Mayor, and the Speaker of the
male citizens, cditoi s, reporters, and letter
entirely
1uilv.i n till, ill iii . iui y. niiu ui I iiiv.
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twi iiiiu ijiuti m i i jcici'ua, .i.u-
I 4 1 1. 1 IIU. NIUIUI V til tllC OtllillC VjllfllllUUI.
The iWjtc" nominally assembled at 1 1
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nuloh ear,;(,,- '
The dl'i'domaiic co: ps. with the judges
J I tULA, IliUtlZII IltliiiliCI U ti C i tCtlll
of ,i,c Supreme Court, eniered the Senate
rM ; , 4-A.
v nainoer ai nuuuies nnsi i i o eiocK.
The Vice; President elect and 'the' ck-
Vice President entered af half-past 11 Congress and the Representatives of for
o'clock.wifh the Committee of Arrange- cign governments, with the justices of the
-.i Asn.i.in.i i...
5 " :
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l lie 1 i esi ieiit elect and ex l'resiuent " iu jwi iui m uio tut.uu.ij pitiumua
did notairive until half-past lQb'clock, ry to the administration of thedath of office
and were met by the Committee 'of Ar-
! rar'gements at the entrance, and conducted
.to-the seats prepared for them in front of
the table of the Secretary,' in the Senate.'
At 12 oclock and forty minutes, those
assembled on the floor pf the Senate pro -
ccbde.l to the eastern portico of the CJpU
i tol in the following Order:
"
; fphe marahil of the District of CohtmbtaV
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the Supreme Court of, the United States:
(he Sergeant-it-Arms of the Senate; the.
Com m i 1 1 ee'of A rra i . gemen t s t he President
elect and ex-President; the Vice Pressman bemgsGen.tTayloYread.hisshortTn.iappiieune lerm rrcuei or
V!et, cx-Vice President, and' Secretary of augural addressed Took thei oath of bfcj McNabb oThe Jatte'saidTt was.a false
the Senate; the members of the Senate; the "ce, administered by. the Chief Justice of; hood,,-Mr! Blake refused to retract , At
tliplomatic corps; the Mayors of Washing.the Suprerde Court tThis, 4he most im-! moment theretwas a great uproar m
; totfand' Georgetown, and : the other per
btis admitted on the floor1 of the Senate'.'
On reachingthe Iroht of ,jhe portico the
President elect'and chief justice r took The
seats provided for5 them'. The cx-Presi-
pro
1 en t . ' t h e Co mmi ttce
ngemerits, and
the associate justices of the Supreme Court
obcbpled'a' position 'several feet id the rear
df the resideri t elect; and 3 chief justice.
The VI ce President: u exVicc " President,
Secretary anS members of the Senate," bc-
CUDieu -parallel uues ucai iu. icai. 1 iiu
diplomatic corps occupied the next pbsi
tron; and Space immediately in, their rear
ly3s Isstped y'tne1aysj)aletc1efand
members of the House, of Representatives
afefeelnfsectrtn
hS1auies; in yuchrsohslw by Ue
roieVoftife &&Wwitid Vrfangemehti or
m ofihlittee vveelumeratedHr the
pVogramrnef ftupied' Ue 1 steps iticl the
I residue bfthd'porticp. . J
The entire space before The eaiterh por
tico, and front of the Capitol, was filled by v
the dense multitu the -
bfthe publicground Within the enelosurfSthreqciriaugural balls, hcrewe ustt eKe.
beybhd ;All -horses and- camawejehrxthingill passjoffas.hapil attj
excluded from ' the square.' Gatihon and Capitol and elsewhere in tbe city sinco
iheshouts of the rnUllitudeannouhcedth sunrise of this eventful day; ' -'k
appearance of the President elect of thfe
t Ot' t.lC
united States. '
' nThe President elect commenced the ie
livery of his inaugural address precisely at
IS 3-4 o'clock.
, and concluded about I b ?
clock protracted cheers and-cannon again.
announcing its conclusion. 1 " 1 1
From; the Union.
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. Inauguration Day: By suhme'fM
s1rGois h, iA'hi! Vhrnil. in, J
hour there were thousands Tupon" the aveni gvernmeot-)f thestrict3cqriStrucio(, flf
ue, many looking as thoimh thev had hunJ the constitution. On .the ..Contrary., ,wp -
ted the night through foV '. lodging pl.cJ"f PWe" C,,lmHJ,.!H?nB
.' :. " mil :"'. ' "; does not recognise, for our internal nohev
bodies formed according td the previously!: aPPears too, frOni the 1ant)age of the
publiShetl prograpimW ani myrched to thd: PreS,dent aslf he' were disposed to shift
point of rendezvous; .These, including-ht own rtstttutipnallresponsibiHty uprin
the tnilitary cocps,wVrenuraWods;' P
sVlvaniavenueZ ihVough'its whole iSngtlj, Pe?r!ly :Bgras W?.: e,BP
in vu . . i ne various societies ann otnpr1 , r.. --.r": l , ----------- r .. j -
vVfi i packed, with a dense mass .of specta
tors, Jeaving barely room, for the proces
sion to pass, , n the 'crowd, t people might,
oe seen oi many.aiuerem nations jn ineirn
national costume. from the North "Amerir
cai Indian to the Turk ' and Persian.
There were trains oflour-horse 'post coach-
. -. ' ' ' ,.'.'' tj " ' r '
ni l .i . . it- r
tincti witn our nergnoors nom Louaon
and Fairfax, Va. Every window ana !
portico on the avenue Was filled, will) eag
er ladies and children; while thousands
Mich' perambulated Vthe ' street with the
I.I ' . V 1 . l . - t t
ii ,rong. AilU a. m., the thousands began
1 move in a solid body for the Capitol
and at neon precisely, the head of the pro
! cession came opposite Coleman's Hotel.
Ft the 'chief marshal and! his aids,
House of Representatives, in a coach and
Iour 8ra s loUowed by a jlme corps ot
cavalry; next, clubs and others from a
. r ,
iVftnile fommtiv of. artillery.' With two
distance ' tcmnerance associations, and a
.) r, : j , -------- j ;
miniai,ire! field-nieces. These composed
the procession, in. which, in all, there we're
7 , : . I I . 7 I f :
, W more thnn a thousand nersons; The
1 .
t1u-onS on and ahOuUhe avenue numbered
perhaps fifty times as many persons.
I nere couiu naraiy. nave neen tiess inan
fi,MI1jor,fi noMnn. in tWo f!VtAt Wnri
v.'v rwr .. ..v.
on the grounds surrounding the building
Siinreme Court, assembled in the Senatft
chamber at an earl v hour ' and remained1'
-;f..',. u
to the' new President. Then the Oath Was
administered to'the Vice Presidentelect,
who delivered Thev usual address In a
, few minutes alter the arrival of the pro.
cession at the east front of tjic, Capitol, the
. vast concourse in the Senate chamber, the
rolundb, and bthef parts of the building
; came uf upon the east portico, which bad
oeen prepared with, a platform and railing
i- - i . i.i . i-
ior uieoccasipn; anu inere, wi inline spacep
in front," and every standing or clinging! the Legislature,
: place in the rear, closely packed--tvitfr hu-
posing parti Of the ceremonies Of the day,
look nlace in sinht of near thirty thousand
Per5onsr4-menrivornen, and ichlldrena- j Many wbers insisted that the gallenea
mong whom, as far as we can Heara,-nod be cleared; so ihathej House should not'
the slightest aecieent-occurred, nor did? be controlled h l mob. A , fightfl waji
anything transpire tb mar thd pleasure 0fcommencd between two r individuals!
any portion of the tremendous throng the gallern which others lseemedlft
Having been thuJ inaugurateThVnew' Psed to participate. : The -Speaker, fhouf
Prcsident, Vice President; and the escofl cd order Ingrain, and Wason the point of
returned in procession to The Executive leaving ,the Chairwhen' the rSergeant-a
Mansion, Icaviitg the exPresidehT at 'hr,f Arinsiid:iewlf.lheimdiiDted
lolgings,the Irving HousewhrVnd was! & thelgallenes and cleared them. !rT
Waited oh hy hi persohal ' andT6litfcal'next-day IMcDonald the. uses) ber
friends in i(reatihumDes.a
ihVExecmtivd an wasy-
greater thah'dh an fdrmir similar d ocbai 6rount' that'he dispatcl f a hosltl
i;iw ,yn2uit?..i iru) . -tn v.r.-i.j jjmessageCo MrBrake.TcJ- tcdi -.-.-i
nThisassertblagfelhfbrei
ists were most conspicuous. Mihy thobs-
nnds pressed1!
respects to tne new- iuiei Aiagisiraie,
whose teaiBepra!tdygratity ali
snWwe-aoitT lb' -pressy eif izensj
land strangers arc crowding bv thoufandaionly draw six percent, .
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; . The faau&urafc
. ihauguial addresses 'the shortest document
which' Has probabty'ever ' been 1 delivefetl
: by any inebmine - President: ''? We rJay it
before dur!readers.i It .consists in general
of common-place, non-committal, general
ities. (But .it is impossible not to perceie
the strong federal spirit which rreathes
4ivjui ii.. t r say liuuesiiy, it -suuuus w
rr ea " """'"S1 "e-near noimirg
in it of tfieliY1Wd prtweTSTof ithe .federal
our ears as
whig! Weheaf nothiig
to-day, and no disposition to indulge in
- - - f
are assumed iii tlushief document. But it
is sufficiently obvioiis, from alT the signs of
the; times, that we are tto 'hayet ,a party
and a strong f party, if admin jstptiorj, an(jL
that the" republican party must stand to
their armshot to wage any factious oppo
sition, but to rally around' their' ancient;
pridciplet,- (the principles of Jefferson 'and
ol Jackson;)-and to defend the. true theo
ry of the constitution,, and resist all th
measures which violate its spirit. The
democrats must again unite shoulder to
shoulder in defence of 1 their' Taith: Let
them take this courseiwith the'Onion and
energy which beebme thefnand. we have
not the most . distant : doubt that the most
brilliant success will attend their irresisti
ble efforts. id
Estimates of ther Crops of the Uni,
States. We have " received from ouf
Washington corrtFpondent, 'an estimate
from the report of the, Patenttdffice, rela
live to the, crops of the U. S. forthe past
year The tables pre too long for inser
tion thismorning, but w.e have condensed
them into the following space: ,
Populati bn i h: 1 84 " 2 1,686 OOfi
Bushels of wheaV raised -16,364,600
barley 6,222.059
,Y)ats v V..v.. vl?5,500,OO(
32,95100
Buckwheat " . .
Indian corn "
12,533,000
; 5s5,r50;ood
' ' f 5,735,6o'f
potatoes 4
f rounds oi tooacco -
cotton
119499 500
Jo
200,000.000
Tons ol hemp
-Baitm:
1 .t .
ft Row in the Cariadd ' Legislature
Arrest of a Member. They'd 1 to : indent
nify sufferers by the late rebellion, jto .the
amount of nearly-a million- ol dollars, has
1 oitcorl rrroat . n v
caused great excitement in Canada. In
when the bill was under
j discussion; 'Mr.:Blake,nSo!icitor; General,
me ganenes, ami several -lauica wmu
Uhere,"vaulted into the body ofntbe Housa
? .''V'l11
g-TATatv has passed dorihff th
of tbe5 gi$lature:'of Illinois
"wtvw& v rw, vw" W MV v4-:
6tefbr deblsiEenhaaMaa
' ! rnnm nnivpupr inpn prinrn inpep maiTore
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