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y 1:a esipssSs,ssIy Siaassd with 1sIsrsas.
latest and most approved authorities.
0vols, Law sheep, syo, pp Alt. Retail, price saS;
40 and 81 Ann street. New Yon
Opnions Of the Profession.
works profession that contain such bsdy
sound law within tie same limits, Or thar are more deserving
CHIEF JUSTICE NELSON
with Justice NeSonin his opinion Of the abovsnn
toned work -
NEW YoRx, Sept 2s, 1850
accumulation Of reliable citations from the whole rang
powsl aus anS q e law s him he e %
reference and will extensively aid the STUDENT the acau
80 - - = 'N''' ROBERT d WALKER
ocroBER -, 1850.
ssathed with their aecarscy and have been much please
with the precision and cearuess with which tannouncss the
sstancs from myself that profession shoa
learn Us merits and like me- enjoy is advantage
New YORK CRY, Oct l6, 1880
mpars AZ the advantages Of an accurate and welIsn
''0' DAVID PAUL BROWN, Philadelphia
Mr. collected with gsa. diligence and accuracy
decided on hs s y ~. and
references 10 the authorities are 50 copous give any Do
SCISSOR Of the work veyass lazy ,rn s,iy
Ihave examined Kinnes Compendium with aia
my would allow, and satisfied st
signed,o faciaie the aSos q counsel ID Of Id
causes for Trial and argument From an examination q the seven
'''sA''' "'''' JUDGE GRIDLEY, Utica, New Yo4
book Of is Size enssnt and viii ind It's way upon every sw
table as a valuable ready refsrence. ,,,,ns,v .,.
The PLAN and utility, and Of these works have received
ne u.gaaed aSpoSaon q ne most s:.nsu.asd ys
vemont Hornblower Of New Jersey Tucker Of Virginia. Ca
Of washington city, Weston Of Maine &C., &c Sour raow
Nov at 20 and 81 Ann suesl
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When forward OF order m
express respectable New York BE- su
fcenL All orders will meet with prompt attention, Y addressed
WILLIAM MURPHY
us Madison street, New York
will promptly le the Mesu
She'll Mott, 90 Wall street. OF Messrs H. Jeroman Co
William street.
N Business cards, embossed coors from dies On
per thousand. #
Nov l5-d3m
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J. ". PATTON,

(Fofraer partner Of !. r. Dor, esq.,
ENERA AGENT for the OF claims before Congress
either pensions land warrants
lost horses, other lost property Let
" Patton, Washington city, O., will
receye Immediate attention
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MOSES L. HOLT.

ArToRrKY AND coUNsELLoR AT LAW,
Saa Franeisco, California.
RKYxRrscrs; Hon g. W. Inge NJ. c. Alabama John g. Taylor,
ESQ., Mobile Alabama Messn Rhodes. Wright Co., New Or
leans Louisiana; Henry CLARK TsIboro' North CaIolna
Hon. NJ California; Benz r. True, New York
city; p Hcaey, ESQ., Boston, Massachusets r. Hatch esq
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. May s-2awy
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ID n. HOOE ~ co., whsIesals ana Retail Dealers IN
easpsune noor OF elosh mssin fuss curPin maftrials
Psnnsrvsns svsnus, ss~sssS7m 81 wvsr washington,
d. q.
Aug 0o-d
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dissolution Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES firm heretofore exist
ing under the Dyer Brother 10 this day, by mutual
dissolved George II. will attend the
Of the Of the hn also Of the unsettled business
Of Robert W. deceased which immediate attention
is respectfully requested. EDWARD o. DYER,
H"r- GEO. r. DYER.
WAsMxoTos, September "a, 1851
@ COpartnershfp Notice.1he undersigned have formed
coparnershp under the and firm of Dyer MCGUIRE and
will and commission business
Of 10th and Pennsylvania
EssFG
They respectfully solicit Of the patronage
slowed tbs and pledge themselves TO discharge faith
fully every trust confded 10 them.
Dyer prepared advances upon all
signmens, and TO cash all sales made by them.
EDWARD q. DYER,
J. @. MCGUIRE.
WAsMSoros, September a. 1850.
Sept 27-du
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sslf-sesiisss Advertising Envelopes, NO. 2e3 m.a.
street, New York.

~ HE subscriber soliciting patronage Of all whsmay see III
fees that hesitation with which me-
article beoe public The Ia
tabed their superiority beyond all question and he coa6dsn,
Of those business who H.
envelopes his rapidly increasing sales, s
essnce The following few OF the reasons for their pop
lagityi
lsi place occupied BY seal person may hin
business, conspcuousy and beautifully smb
cd, coiored plain thus sfording
PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST FRAUD.
ID The envelope cannot opened without being destroyed
ID Neither wax waters requisite 70 seal them
4h Upon the miscarriage letter the seal nsuIes in INN,
date return 70 the sender Of being buried months In
letter once. WIZ aNi
envelopes furnished At ALMOST THE SAME PRICE,
AS PLAIN ONES with only the additional cost Of The die which
will las for years.
9th Zach le1er mailed Is M
MOST EFFECTIVE ADVERTISEMENT,
the attention OF all through whose hands ma.
pass
and of envelopes the usual letter size either
good paper, and made above with address, &c
MI. III.
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ION Hunting In the Interior Of south Africa, by
Ii Cumming. vols. 8 ~ Az
winnes Lives Of Literary and Scientific Men Of Amenca
so.e c.stro, King Of Albany BY Clements o. Moore vol
oraf}ous ana Speeches OF Edward Everett vols.
Katharine Douglass or Principle Developed BY the
Jessie Bsron. vol. HN
Benrcr's Memoirs Of Anne Boleyn. vol
Ellen Parry or, Trials Of the Heart vol.
The Canton Chinese celssiai Empire, BY o. Tiany
"Reminiscences d Congress, BY O. W. March. vol.
Echoes by Rev. Henry Chretnss vol 8s
Amsrieus vsspucus ana his Voyages BY veount
Ths west Indies and No Amsnc. 1891 ~ Ross Bard
vol. stAts ttAN ie ts ss*Hts fttaA kffgN tfk.
Universal Dictionary Of WEIGHTS and Measures ancient
Uns6 sses ssndafds ~ NJ Alexander
Jus, received, ruxcK TAYLOR.
scptIe
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ornspenfsI Lxfhs, Yasss, Silver Wore, fe
THE subscriber has Isrey been a considerable
cbssns ana havips for his the fun
ing Of bas parties, kc the following articles, which he VIII DIN
very splendid centre table ornament and chandelier Tss
were made expressly Tor my own
Two pair very beautiful cendesbrns. &A #
One pair magnificent vases. 80.
large and splendid Of silver Frene
China. ut glass
every variety Of articles in this line SUFFICIENT furnish ~
" OF some three thousand persons. .
These ARTICLES WIN Se out either separately orehaa
the most reasonable terms.
@. GAUTIER, connsem,
Ia VILE De Psris Of Penn and il street
Dec 2o-2tifk 1sw6wif
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WIN. b. ID. CROSS,
Attorney and Counsetior at Jat0,

of Columbia and will
collection OF debs the Of claims OF
descriptions including under the act Congress
lately passed. Office in the City Hall
Oct 3-6
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John X. Martin,
General agent for ciaimants,

John X. Martin,
General agent for Clamanh,
Once (fer presently Law Buidings Richmond,
NJ viii prosecute with prompuds all kind Of claims against
Virginia. United ststes
government against individuals revolutionary claims,
PENSIONS three months pay back bounty lands, and al
claims arising OF Ibi2 the Mexican
the general nearly twelve
and facilities for the prosecution Of claims which
enjoyed by few. . ff NJ 1917
All letters (post paid addressed him,
washington city. will receive Immediate attention.
kind permission Of The olowins Esnlemen refer 70
NJ Mason and r. NJ r. Hunter United States
senss; Seldom, r. X Meade, Thos h. Avercs
Holiday Psuus POWELL Thos g. bocock, Richard Parker H. A.
Edmundson y. McA1ulien, House Of Representatives.
Mason, John NJ Bolts, and James Lyons
Hon g. R. Hobbis Postmaster General, Thomas
Richie, washington City. 5@ a.Hsi assss 10
Oct 5--d9whw3m lsAa4t tns t5v
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HANGING Acsdenny~ First Mr. v n. bsspr has
the honor The eiusen Of washington md George
ovn dancing ne will
psys Il ssiucn Tuesdays. TAur.ssy., and s.-
days. Georgetown Mondays and Fridays.
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Notice co claimants against under he treaty
OF I'd February, 1s4s.

oryiox ov TEE ComxrssIorsss, June %, 1850
sitting Of this day, the following order was made.
notice 10 be published In
Repubc Union that
ecsved the Board aer the Ant day Of Febsua
which be verified
ali where memorials have been received
vet decided hearing the h Monday Of
II further delay In be wanted
on in writing effect be submitted or before that day.
setting forth the reasons for such delay
csmsns viii please receive sccodny notice conveyed BY
VIZ '''''' y W. EDWARD WIN. JOHNSTON,
Juiv o--vtIutFeb Secretary 70 the Commission.
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n The oseeols win, Or ,hs m s .ss, o.ss
1Ae season, make hui "Trip week 70 the aoo,s
leaving Washington every Tuesday a. soe~,
returning leave Norfolk every Thusdsy At oeoc. ~,
Passage and re eouching, going and returning, ~
M Moy w ss'' ana'ns' On inc fo'0m' JAMES mitchell
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sALTIMORE AND WARRINGTON RAHRoAp
He~rs es Dsp@rs~rs ofths Passenger Trains.
PROM washington a q. m. and a p. m. daily, "d :
From Bssncr1 al . m and p M daily, and dali,
~ rs ss s@Sly tn PARSONS, Agent
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MRs. ARMsTRONG has three pleas~vtly situated rur-
wi nsed let 10Th between Pennsy
wanna avenue, and convenient 10 the Irving Hcssl
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YOUNG II OREM, Merchant Taalors and Clothiers,
very respectfully beg leave inform their friends and the public
that they have Just opened very beautiful assortment Reasonable
We have cloths. cs..mees, vsssn style.
'sas yo ~ ss :, ov pmess .e
Our ready made cons viii found mostly superior ays and
We ane shirts q good make and o. undertakes. q
which will sell 1t fair prices.
r'ea'' can anu 'e'' YOUNG 4 oREM,
Three doors Of Browns Hotel, Penn. avenue.
THE coparsnsr.hiP recently existing between shs
% ~. ~ nv
= F'''''' 1870 VI 2. WALLACE,
wAsurrsror, August %, 1850. 6N
The undersigned viii continue claims Of al descnp
liens against either branch or department Of The government %
W. D. wALLAcH.
refer The Hon Ms:'n sg.s.s, Cobb Of Georgia, Ashmun
Of Ohio La see Of Louisiana generally TO the members Of
House o. representatives. Of This and the last Congress-
noMAT,s civf Law, complete In . vols. Boston,
cnri. Equity fscsdsn,; supplementary Judge story. Equity
Picsdings-I vol Boston, 1850 IA tn
MsSsw's Guide 10 commssioners IN cssnc.r with practical
forms adapted % the new code Of Virginia. Richmond 1850
Roorxs for youth.Chnsmss for 1851 BY uncls
GIN Book Of soe. and Poems for chisrsn, by csros. Oh
Everyday Book pleasant reading with my en-
: Mrs. s. c. Hals Domestic Tales for Youth ~
wonde Tales, translated from the Danish Of Hans chsn
New Year. Day, winter. Tai. " Mrs. Gore
% E: 81 y " w9 s ~ ssD yss
la ss no% 2. German. ., s.a... -,
Dssis - FRANoK TAYLOR.
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United states Patent Once.

ON petition Pierce Montague pray
ing for the extension Of patent granted 70 him March
for Improvement scye snabs
lion said patent which takes place the l day Of March,
1851 -HE F.. n
II Is ordered the petition
Monday the oath day Of February, 1851 ~ O'clock
notified appear
said petition ought be granted
Persons opposing the required file
Office their objections specifically forth In writing twenty
before the day OF hearing All testimony filed by either party
used the said hearing be
with the rules Of the office, which will be furnished appca
Ordered also that Obi. notice be published in the Republic ne
and Union Washington, d. O.; Daily Boston,
chusetis Journal Providence Rhode Island Tribune,
New York; Albany Register Albany New York week
weeks said Oath
next .
a" THOS EWBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents
8. Editors Of the papers viii please copy
bills to the Patent Once, with containing this notice.
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at r DEcEApER 10, ieo0
AN petition person ard
properly Of William Complon uaalc Of Hartford Connect.
Massaehuses) for patent
granted looms
~ expiration patent which takes place
25ll day OF November, ls3l--
.na The said petition be heard ., ls fsenl Once 90
Monday, oath March, 1851 ~ o'clock M and all
notified show cause any they have why
said petition ought not be granted. s.s y. a ). VIII
Once their objections, specifically set % In writing At least
W DAYS before The All testimony
be said must be taken and transmitted In
eedanee with te rules OF the once which WIN Dc furnished ON
pllcation
Ordered aso be published Republic In
teecncer Union, Washington d. C. Tribune, New York
Daily Bee Providence Journal, Providence Rhode
and ourani Hartford, Connecticut
sivu wseks previous % the 24th day Of March next
~ THos. EWBANK,
Commissions Patents
Editors papers please copy send their
bills TO the Patent Once with containing this notice
Dec lI--law3w ~as eAsHH s
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IN the petition OF H. b. Bgelow, Of Cinonyle, Massachusetts
praying for the OF patent granted April 90
1887,
years from the expiration Of said which place
10th day Of April, I65i-- IT,.
ordered that the said petition be heard
Monday the 7h April 1881, O'Clock
notified show why
petition ought not To be granted.
Persons opposing the required file
once their obecton specifically set forth writing twenty days
bcf0re the ofhearing All testimony filed either
used the said hearing, transmitted
with the rules Of the ohce which will be furnished appca
Ht
Ordered also tina, is notice be published in The Republic Intel
gence and Union Washington city ID. CT Daily Bee Boston,
Massachusct Providence louna Providence Rhode Island
Tribune, Albany Register, Albany,
weeks previous the said day
Of April next
e3 g's tl THoS. EWBANK,
Ns @Mh58t6a NSM&Ihts Commissioner of Patents
Editors copy,
bills to the Patent Office, with containing ibis
Dec 4-w3w 'F'. a.as H@@
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To the Old Soldiers and those Of
ICHARD POLLARD proposes obtain your
~ under law Of Congress- lie will
charges M such service viz per cent commission estimating
the minimum price$t IS
will the regular army during
with England this fact employ
his brother soldiers their
to bounty land set - Us
Letters addressed 10 him, postage paid will with prompt
tenron His post office Is Warren, Abemae county, Virginia
e Nov I7--law4w ss4
A LA WILLIE DE PARASITIC proprietor above
his public generally
that owing continued and increased demand he
largely into the manufacture and putting
lowing articles and which he will sell fifty than they
offered in this MARKET
cheaper purchased
cities, and as Tor quality, cannot be surpassed;
600 caners Theoretically sealed champignon (mushroos
81 per canister, and so cents half do. II
500 do pe po 70 cents canister and so half do,
% per DOZEN
200 do do asparagus, large size, 81 IS, small do 81
81 100 do do siewed tomato so cents per
800 bottles tomato at 20 cents per bottle.
rs bottles assorted, at 80 dozen.
ff- - @. GAUTIER,
La VILE Paris corner Pennsylvania av aud stree.
Dec l7-2twf& Iw6wif
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new York Lafs Insurance Company.
0Tcs, No. SO Wan ssss, Nsw york. IN
MoRRs FRarxirr president
spEnoER g. HKrRpfor, vice president
PLIny FREEnkN, acuary.
THIS company upon principle,
and upoa principle oflesvng proportion Of The amount
OF the interest in me hands Of insurers, has greatly
extended business and profits, and conferred n benefits The
least possible and outlay 10 insurers.
Insurance granted persons visiting California. n
I agency Washington comprshends the following ofcers
fs o. washington, AGENT Apollo Hail. rennsyvsnIs avenue.
oppose Union Buildings. June Eft
7 KNOX WALKER will practise law I'm the Supreme
Court the United tho Of
claims Against government Address Washington. D. O.
Mar.1b-6 Ne0 .stFaN
yuANTED imrnedi~teiy, 20 40 she cooking
Washing small family None need apply but such
can dive the hest eennsndsons white wcmsn would v
erred fsquirs a. hS once asps lo-hf
JlAvTD ccppsrasia, NO. IT.-rwasms sslIon, pise ~
" cents. FRANCk TAYLOR.
septU
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CAMERON STREET HOUSE,

7ieraHdTtd, pTgtntd
THIS mansion finished In tbs best modern
fronis south about hiytwo feet running back including
building, hundred and any feet Everything
been for the accommodation and comfort
family Toa gentleman holding public or in Washington city
offers the following inducemen witt perfect hesithness
uanon sho and pleasant drive from city city much cheape,
cheaper living society.
era credit viii be rven but il rented the rent win be moderate
Innedae posesion he had For Further particulars apply
$50 CHRISTOPHER NEALE
Dec ls-law6 Alexandria.
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change FORM character substance all the blanks
be
Of such change 10 be
Postmaster General before such
change shall made and the be psd for such
Postmaster General eadverisc
obtain blanks Of
from another district the terms
with whom he 10 unable 20 make
such agreement.
win also contain provision the Postmaster General
notice. regulation other
maer be printed back Of each post bin quantity
Ices than 10 900 allowing therefor double
the contract price for the sheets on which such matter shall be
printed ~ Eel. % NsH5 Z. ts
Proposals should be marked, Proposals. for prinns sianks
addressed the secosd Assistant Postmaster enersln
NJ. *. HALL,
Dec. f4-Iawsw Postmaster General.
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A COMPENDIUM OF the Entire Body or the Law,
n by Asa Knneaphabecaly arranged with reference d
latest and most approved authorities.
vois Law Sheep syo- PIP. ALT. Retail price, 90.
JOHN TRow,
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a Decided Failure.

3t A fellow by the name of VALE, who pt
fishes an abolition paper at Centreville, is I'd
anxious to get into quarrel with us. II
will prove decided failure. We have no Ii,
to spend on such small fry. We do not KIN
the man. We have no desire to make his
quaintance. We understand, however, that
is a down east school master, with the strd
smell of cod fish on him. His paper is
feet index of that busy, meddling race of pc
gogues, who think they have all the learning.
the piety and all the honesty in the world,
that their mission is not contaminated by tea
ing the young idea how to shoot bnt they m.
give lectures on science, morality, religion
politics, to grown up persons. When they co
to the West they have an impression that II
are coming among a sort Of seni-savage I'd
and that it is part of their duty to aid in 4
lizing them. For our part, we take no less
from such men. Our opinions were fixed, ID
before this knight of the birchen rod ever IN,
track in Indiana Others may sit under 1
droppings of his political sanctuary, andA4
his lectures on cod fish democracy, free soil, a
speech and free niggers, as much and as OF
as they please. We knew something of
Democracy of Old Wayne in the days of ia
sonism. They We're then few in number,
they were Spartan band that stood by TN
principles, when the would be leaders of Z
patent Democracy were denouncing their Z
tinQuished President as a cut throat and tyre
To our old friends we say, we belong to the s.
old school, We have never changed. Wei
adopted no new isn,s But we shall have
quarrel with this fellow We have pulled off
q Kaile !" he may now run. He can drive on.
nigger cab unmoIested, so far as we are Il
cerned. We say to him as Uncle Toby sai6r
thefly: $50, poor devil, the world is wide enol
for us both" When the true democracy wi
draws their support from such fishy edit
the latter will sink sooner than Simon Peter
when he undertook to walk the waters on
own hook. For James Rariden we IN
nothing to say. He isl distinguished citized
Indiana, and has long been identified with y
history. We are naturally kind hearted, E
therefore wish this yankee schoolmaster :
severer punishment than TO fall into his harlii
He can skin skunk as well as the pext n
--Indiana State Sentinel ot
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CORRESPONDENCE.

BALTIMORE, July 22-5 P. M
The Cabinet Effects Of the Storm-.a gason
bu,,,t-- Websser' $ Death ,carrant-Fire.
The telegraph this morning announces the
signation Of Senator Webster, and the fact d
he had entered on his duties as Secretary of Sts
Some fears were entertained that he would
accept. Ihear no objection made here to q
member Of the new Cabinet except Mr.. Corwi
though his long silence, and his keeping aloof fr
Hale, Seward & Co. is deemed an indication Il
his 'ssober second though" on the territorial q
slavery question has caused a change in his vie
on these important questions.
The recent storm has caused an immense L
Of property in the interior Of Pennsylvania by
floods on the different rivers. A large number
bridges and dams on the Codorus were swI
away, and the Susquehanna has risen about
feet, overlooking the canals and railroads on
banks, and is filled with lumber, bridge timI
&c. floating down from the upper country, VIII
it is anticipated great damage has been done.
The gasometer of Thurston's hotel, for
manufacture Of Crutshett's gas, similar to q
used at Browns hotel, burst on Saturday mig
causing considerable damage. No one was
jured, however.
& The Boston Transcript announces that Cover
Briggs has signed the death warrant Of Profess
Webster, and that it has been read to him by
High Sheriff. He is said to have been fully Z
pared for this result, not anticipating commu
ton, though he expressed a desire that the 4
might be fixed as early as possible, and that
family should not be informed when the execut,
was to take place.
The machine shop and foundry Of Mr. j.
Lovegrove, was destroyed by fire on Saturday ev.
ing--loss S50O0---no insurance. On Stature
night and Sunday morning the lumber yards
Messrs. John Kiegly & Son, and of Mr.. Wal
on the City Block, were partially destroyed byi
the work Of an incendinry.