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individual l. in.ees,ed speedily procuring public spsa
my discovery (which for more Than year p1i have soh
cited in every my imagination could susges In ofds
that my pansesa him speedily, ever
may either have taken 700 late, o.
neglected % follow my prescriptions which nsvsnsss arc "a
uemey simple.
shall always ready no from whsi country
superin,end public Trial Of remedy % sse ny
panacea attention, gratis ali the pssne
who may be atrusted charge, convinced the
world thar very FROM having INDUCED exaggerson
proceed with saeien e.auon request thai com
i.oa may be appointed composed Of reliable
test the truth my produce saens number
cures in New envons convince hess ssasnss
Importance ofmy discovery and induce mem report hso
bly as o eKpediency of public tiai.
II any Of supposng that am seosls
public health can enter into an leave he
lned states convincing humanity that have
the blessings within lis reach should sosisS
think proper testify gratitude for the boon, VIII show 20 whom
due by revealing Of The ssmsbe and venerable mas
happy combination Of which Is compo.ss
mode Of application Of which ne never uha
stood.
states in public might receive now be-
longs family. Such lbs simplicity that any
body compound and administer with the greatest sase
application oft which should be directed BY myself
order that the whole universe and that some Improve
may made believe that the land Of liberty was hs
most in which this natter but r, think
have deceived In expectations shall therefore limit my
and and bestow them people who
will BIO able to understand me.
The problem of panacea solved can prove h once ~
reference 10 the cures produced discovery,
guaranty efficacy with the whole amount Of my fortune In INC
OF public trial ouaks have human
NV that panacea impossbea h doctrine for them teach,
since The existence thing would be fatal to the projects Of
MI die ofhumany Their plan afaly designed for
do not seek that which impossible to md wec
these the days mposos would long since have de
the tribunal Of the nquinuon whcs
condemned as Just punishment 70 DC bufn'
alive.
All the important have been assaed and some
times entirely suppressed interested In opposing them
When told ha, axis, that vaccination
blessings that could be conferred human
m employment Of motive power applied 10 ma
tho n0uuds a
these denounced heecs posone FOOLS men des
tte senses Of the least idea Of science On
the bandagc that obucts thy vons and
see who that deceives thee
Dec 2a-3t. LOUIS DEscHAMPs.
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CONCERT IN AID or Tug PooKThe ladies' Union
Society respectfully inform the citizens Of Washington and
vicinity they made for giving vocal and
Of the INDECENT portion Of
should DO the
object Of deepest sympathy and compassion.
Ebebach talented juvenile troupe, together with several pro-
profession, with their usual
y kindly their for the OCCASION and the enter
from the popular music Of
the day, ordinary character may BIO confidently
pectcd The price admission viii be fixed
which place within the reach Of a and In of the
object which the entire proceeds be devoted,
hoped a full audience will grace the occasion.
The given Tuesday evening the 3s
Causs Saloon Programmes relative order exercises
Sc, will be duly issued. -
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Extract from letter pren in Northwestern Vrgiao.
Iregret exceedingly that Vermont has dsgaced herself
much by the passage OF the late law by her lgisla
ture in relation 10 fugitive slaves She has covered her
self with merited odum She Is worse, possible, than
South Carolina The precedent she has set for the other
northern States is most iniqatous. The act, however
have no doubt 10 unconstitutional, and hope will
speedily be 80 declared fearful that the country is
not yet entirely safe, and such law that passed by
Vermont only tends increase the dangers OF dsunon
However few OF the States nj the extreme ends OF
this great conederacy have become deeply buried in
lcentious and wild fanaticism TO determine TO with
draw from the Union, il would be better for human lib
ery and all that is glorious and good earth that they
should take up their bonnes and leave now, and not wait
governmental fabric Of freedom by corrugting other
Saies and thereby engeadeng universal strife and con-
fusion. II South Carolina any other State should
withdraw from the Union, she would wither away in con-
sequence oil her own weakness and the world. divide
odium that would cluster around her-l mean ii she
measures passed by Congress. II the iugitve-save bill
enforced and carried out in good faith by and in the
northern States, all will yet be right and magnificent
and colossal Uion the temple OF liberty and the asylum
OF the oppressed OF every foreign land will still stand up
shedding her healthy and genial influences over every
cism still continues to brood over the NORTH and in its
unholy nu6es and ramples under foot the fu-
giveslave law, and thus repudates important guar
antee OF the constitution the Union will fall 10 pieces as
II shivered by the hand OF God. The army and navy
and all the power OF the national government could not
prevent the sad calamity. But II such direfni catas-
irophe should beall country. amidst all the mourning
sorrowing and s,rfe the sons Of Virginia would have
some consolation in refectsg that their old mother who
brought Washington and Jefferson into the Union on her
face, now carried their bones out OF the Union IN her
lacersied bosom.
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GEs. WALsAoH.-We pleased TO learn that the vet
Cen Wslbach has been assigned 20 the command Of
the Sd military department OF the United States army in
cuding the States OF New York, New Jersey, Pennylva-
MIA and Maryland. and that he has established his head
quarters the Exchange Hotel Of this city Con- W. 10
truly the veteran Of army. His hrt commission as
Lieutenant in the Huzxsrs Of Sauxun signed by Louis
XVI and dates from 1871 his commission in our army also
goes back TO the last century and from tho hands Of
Washington AT the advanced ago Of s., he now performs
the responsible duties Of his command win all ne energy
and vieor OF youih.-Bah Ciippu.
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laasonicA regular communication OF the Grand Lodge of
Columbia will be holden Masonic Hail. OF
and Friday the 27 instant O'Clock,
grand officers win be punctna in their attendance they
grand officers and members OF the Grand
Lodge prompt Of the committee the
sttnton, rules, and regulations, viii be submitted
Brethren In good standing are faernnly invited
BY order Of M. w. q. Master:
CHAS. y. FRAILEY,
Grand Secretary.
Of the convention shall have been
shall have subscribed the collation.
repair National Hotel where O'Clock will be
obtained by the subscribers by
brethren good standing DESTROYS Of becoming subscrbe
application M. W. Grand MASTER either ofthe r. W. Grand
Wardens
Dec 22-dA
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In accordance with the facts IL 10 not 10 be sup.
ed would peuure itself State must judge Tor itself
hat process best adapted 10 such cases. most Ia har-
ony with its own instiiutons and there 10 notnng IN
n Language Of the constitutional provision relating 70
,liyes from which Il be Inferred that claims ari-
M under IL may not properly be tried BY Jury,
~ mode OF trial IN such eases De uheonsessnoWi
ebster now enjoying 80 much Of their Commenced
As guilty, few months since. when he i3roaueea
On providing that claims for ugtiyes should % trico
m of The rights OF Shareholders What he proposed that
M Tess should do, the Legislature OF Vermont has done
there be anything unconstitutional about the ACT, 10
n,on OF The State provide any mode at all for tying
ch cases This brings US 10 the first question Has a
M ina right to prescribe the process BY which the
uonai provision respecting iugtves from service shall
I carried out within lbs borders
IN has always seemed that this provision In
M nature of treaty stipulation between the States and
"A OF grant Of power TO Congress Certainly no power
less to pass laws in execution OF the clause Whatever
imposed is imposed directly upon the States
|nd the plain reading Of the clause would lead any fair
hind not familiar with the action Of Congress or the de-
sons Of the Supreme Cont, TO infer that upon the
ktles was deyoyed the duty Of providing process ioI
kaming out the stipulation therein contained THIS
Vas the opinion OF Chief Justice Shaw, Of Massa-
huetts, and many eminent Jursts, until the famous
|eoision OF the Supreme Court IN the Prigg case (
Ind presume they still entertain the same opin-
In though acquiescent In that decision. Vermont, as
nder the constitution. declines such acquiescence and
snes thar Il belongs 20 her 10 make necessary and sul,a-
L provision for the execution within her limits OF the
(ause referred The whole question Of the constiin
mo this Has Congress the power to legsate to give Of
I 10 the fugitive clause does this power belong the
hates II the former has the power the law OF Yer
on far IL pescribes the OF trying fugitive
(ases is unconstitutional; IL the latter have te power.
law Is constitutional Here as in her of an app
parent conflict Of Jurisdictions, we lean 70 the tide Of
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nv A. GREEN, Auct,onesr.

npUsTERs SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY 18th
west-By virtue 9th day Of January
1896 Lber w. B., No 1913 folos $50 &c
Washington the District OF Columbia
shall offer for sale public auction TO the highest bidder therefor
December, 1850 a III O'Clock
The premises parcel Of ground lying in the city
Washington District OF Columbia being the moe half
2) number hundred and
hhhree Cass IN said city, aae on Fourteenth street we
heirs Of John Poor the north BY the house and
BY the heirs Of William James, and the west BY said
feet eleven inches in front on
said and extending back between parallel line. At night angles
hundred feet alley and being the property
Joshua Thos H. iss, BY bis tndene
recorded In Lber r. No 81 oos 1915 Sc one OF he
Washington together with all and singular me
buildings and Improvements thereon.
OF Onefourh cash. and INC residue IN ou equa
twelve eighteen and twenyour months from me Gay
sale, with interest which payments ere 70 pc e ne
full compliance OF the purchaser with
Of sale and the payment Of the whole pur
the trustee VIII conway 70 the pnr
vested him by the deed Of trust above mentioned
" JOHN w. MAURY, Trustee.
#. s A. GREEN, Aucioneer
Nov 3--oswms
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DIED.

Suddenly 18th ns OF CONGESTION Of the BRAIN Miss SERE
MA ROSSINI Common, Of this city.
Afflicted her infancy with disease OF the head, which
once months, attery seriously
injured mind she could with the Psalmist she
ready teacher she long connected with the Sab
school, and always portrayed to those around her the most
Christian character Cut down in all the beauty
Of ghood beloved and admired, she link to bind
erng and her Christian character will
halo her The beautiful Is indeed vanished
and not"
Washington city D. c. on Thursday night the 10Th inst at
~ o'clock and painful illness which she
with oitude and resignation, Mrs. MARY l..
TRAvERS OF Capt JABEz the Gath of
Maryland but for the last four
teen years a resident Of the District Of Columbia
tsoeTse and Dorchester county will please copyJ
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ZINE editions of shakspenre, Milton, Byron, Camp
moore, Bryant Haleck Woodwork, Pope, Longfellow,
cowper Thompson Hman Gray Godsmh soutey sigourney
Willis irving Rogers, Scott Burns Hood, serne and other English
authors by the subscriber
editions Cor the pocket writing desk
the library shelves, them beautifully illustrated
richly bound the English copies imported from London direct
and for sale the lowest which
same be found anywhere In tho United States
small collection Of French authors In fine bndinp lately
Dec rs FRANcK TAYLOR
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vxTIIJJAM TUCK ETR Merchant Taller (oa the hsee
Tucke would call ts snsnton q % sss s
the public generally stock OF goods now opensne which
has been seIec,sd by himself from the largest ipng bousss
York and BY greatest variety and Richest sQIes sve
ID rive me call and stock before purchssne a. an
CONFIDENT n win 20 their advantage !. . :
Ana would especially call the attention Of oncsrs bo ne
army ana navy the fact that sm prepared 20 execn ~ kns
according resusons M shortest Hoe, ard
- prices warranted both In The cutting and making o.
v.,,msnts establishment in this country
his hanx his fends for msfr
continued patronage ssd hopes ~ The same dhsepce spd
merit continuation ofths SAME
An orders promptly executed.
Sept 90-aaw2w ~.
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crNgr.E and DossbIe-barreI Fowling-pieces, Co...
W. BADEN BROTHER, hardware merchants, sign Of the
Golden Sixth have just
BY s arrivals from Enslsna, fine assortment # sporting
Fine Damascus twist and other bowling pieces. prices ranging
from els 10 ei25.
Dixon h Son p.fsut safety and other TASKS.
Shot pouches and b OF English and French manufacture.
Percussion patent wsd wd cutters primers cleaning rods
gunscovers, &c, he. ,fsH tE44E Eff#
Dec l-2aw<w
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DECEMBER ~, 1850.
ON the petition Pitts Of Springfield; Ohio and H. A. Pitts,
OF Alton Illinois, praying granted
18th day q June 1887 for an Improvement IN treh
from the expiration OF said
PATENT which place 18th day 81 June, 1851
the said petition be heard at the Patent Once
Monday March, 1851 ~ O'Clock, and nil
notified and show cause they have why
said petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the e1nsion are required 70 he IN me Patent
all testimony filed by either
be taken and transmitted In
codance with Office which win be furnished
picanon. .., :. - -,
Ordered published In the Republic, ntel
Washington, D. c. Tribune, New York Daily
State Journal Columbus Ohio; Daily Atlas Cincnna Ohio once
weeks previous the ID day Of March
Commissioner of Patents
r. T. Editors papers will please COPY, and send their
Once, with paper containing this notice.
Q5-law3w
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Nov 30-2awts

MIME store. beg invite the attention OF strangers ana
generally choice selection OF wine bandies hc
highest ORDER and offered for sale II modease
prices.
sherry vines wood, from different houses some
choice. r.
adera casks various grades and yntages
Port wine Of very superior quality and genuine.
of great varetyamong them, senberger cabinc
Bockscentel
Champagne the olive, OF my Importation.
Also Heidseik, quarts and pints. ii .sss
eargeau1 Chateau Ladne st. Julien Haul sauterne
table Sauterne and win dc Grave
Grandies bottles very old, such the Alpha vintage
1915, otard Dupuy Co., London dock ea
Also draught, variety Of dock and pale cognac.
Jamaca rum, high proof and fine flavor
Holland gin, very fine and pure. s.sta#
Irish, Scotch, an fine old rye whiskey.
Italian Marachmo, Curacao, Absnhe, ksch
wasser, wild cherry brandy.
stomach btters, Scotch and London brown stout
Also sardnes in large and small boxes, always kept
A very choice article of Havana cgars.
family wines usually kept by wine deal
" JOHN II. BUTHMANN,
Penn. avenue, south side, between 4. aud 9Th streets
l9-2tawif6w
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DRoEasKR -, 1850
ON petition Of w. Whittier, Of Concord New Hampshire,
praying for The extension II patent granted to him on the 3oh
1897 In firearms,
expiration Of said patent which takes place the 10Th day
Of May, ls5l--
Monday the I7h day Of March, 1851 al IL O'Clock, m and all
notified and show they have, why
said petition ought be granted.
Ordered notice be published in the Republic Intel
leencer, Union, Washington d. CT Tribune New York
Providence Journal Providence Daily Bee boston Msa-
Journal, Portsmouth, NJ H. for three
previous to the said I'm day Of March next
THOs. EwBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents
Of the will please copy and send their
bills 10 the Patent Once, with paper containing This notice
Dec 25-law3w
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HOUSE FOR RENT--Thst desirable dwelling house L
ii street, between IN and ION, present occupied by John H.
Trenholm. OF the best fruit The
Of eacuch spcots peaches, cher
soosebees, fe raspberies, Strawberries
and In The floral department. almost variety thsf can s
BE- immediately, by applying IL the
nsnt. ANS psr snnum Dee as-6
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d EAL Estate Aucton.-On the 30th day Of December
premises - o'clock shall proceed 70 sell Al
public deed OF under
signed January 49, 1884, and recorded in tber No. lbs
os the land records Tor Washington county,
Columbia the substantial frame house and lot on me
side Of street morrill, near 9th street west being part o. oi
pna No 56 laid down the plan o.
Washington fronting 81 feet said street. and bordering on
an alley -the flag will designate the precise location
Of cash. prescribed by the deed OF trust Inc
with the Of sale within ree
DAYS and 70 pay IT. money not paid within that
time will resell ut the risk and cost OF e hrst
80 NJ MI sE '#. 5.##@ j. HELEN, Trustee.
Nov 30-2awts A. GREEN, Aucdonccr
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John w. BADEN d BROTHER, Pennsylvania ave.
9th have just opened small assortment Of me
following very superior goods, viz; .GtUE
Very fine English Damascus lowng pieces "
A beautiful assortment Of ladies' pistols
Snaps patent sporting rifle, with Maynards primer &c Ae
Nov l7-2aw4w
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EM pnALTIMonE .na oh,e RaIlro.a.--

~ ~ Y0Z Night line for Western travel, saving
New York and Pitsbure Wheeling.
and acr Monday next, December 90 passenger Express
will be night each between Baltimore and Cum
berlana leaving Baltimore at O'Clock, M and leaving cumber
land Al 10, D. m.
men pass the mountains In the day time and those who
York 9ociock and through by the Express Train
from Philadelphia, viii take the evening train from BALTIMORE The
Cumberland will breakfast Baltimore
the early for Philadelphia and New York
ny order; J. T. ENGLAND, Agent
dee Qs-tiJan
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Tursplr. pecember ~. 1850.

TUESDAY, December "a, 1850
Moses Norris, esq, OF New Hampshire. was admitted
N attorney and counsellor Of this court
No IL Isaac Landes, plaintiff in error ps Joshua B.
brant This cause was argued by Mr. Bradley for the
plaintiff In error and by Mr. Gamble for the defendant
IN error.
Adjourned TO Thursday. II O'Clock, a m.
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BY DYER q MCGUIRE, Auct,on..r..

CARD-In
ewe and fancy goods hand shall sell Al auction
10 O'Clock and continue
dark, able Of rich gold ewelr,
Se reserve, afording excel
without
r. a. Come and DYER MCGUIRE,
Dec Is Aucuonees.
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ny Dyer q meeUIaU. Aues,ops.r..

ny DYER a. McGUIRE, Aucesopeers.
GALE BY ORDER OF THE HONORABLE THE ORPHANS
CoURTon Friday morning, s7 inst Al 10 O'Clock shall
residence Of the Daniel r. Dunscomb, deceased
street. and g. an Of household and kitchen
furniture, viz
Mahogany sofa, divsns, and paror chairs
DO rockers, and wood seat do
De sideboard and dining tables
Marble tob table,
Girsndoles and msntel
Three-pIy ingram, and Ventisn carpets
OIL cloth and straw mating, mats
Curtains, shades, looking glasses
High and ow-po bedsesds beds
Mattresses, bedding, wsshsands
Dressing and plain bureaus, hfe sets
China, crockcry, and glassware
Table cutlery table linen
Hall, solar, and other lamps
Radiator, cooking, and other stoves
Together general assortment Of kitchen utensis, 6c
Terms $40 and under cash over 10 credit Of 20 and 90 days.
for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
= DYER d MCGUIRE
Dec 2,--d Auctonser.
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BANK rus MkrRoroLIs, Dec. III 1850.
THIS bank will be closed, usual, ON wednesday,
25h Instant Christmas day. and Wednesday the ls OF Jan
Al notes due days attended
Tuesdays Immediately preceding each day.
Dec 22-22d oath, both 3lst Dee.
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NOTICE.-our once win be closed Wednesday the 25h
instant Christmas day. and ON the LIST Of january
days win please attend
'''"' cHuBB, scHENCK 4 CO.
Dec 29-su Tu Fr ga su h Tu
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O~ron ne a<sh instant In Taylor Maus Bookssore
sidewalk near ~ isdy purse with three bills
Bank, New Jersey, and some change
The may und ~ ngsrns q shs once q s Union
Dec 25-A
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AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.
vhipple's Grand Original Exhibition Of tho Dissolv
Ing Views,

whpple's Grand Original Exhibition of tho Dissolv-
Ing Views,
exhibited the cities Boston, Phladephia
ID EsENTATIoNs Of scenery parts
IL world variety OF and modern
The beautiful into
appear sudden
only be compared the magic OF dream by the
Commencing Tuesday evening" the oath instant every
evening through Wednesday
afternoon, commencing at 3o'oclock.
of views which
White Mountain Scenery In New Hampshire.
Amer which, the
OxYHYDRoGEN MICROSCOPE!
be applied, revealing Wonders OF Anmalcuar World
Followed by European Views, among which isa
View OF Rome the Coliseum, the Castle OF ST. Angelo night
illuminated by fireworks.
The Swiss Cottage-1he Snow Storm
City OF Consantinople.
The Lake OF Killarney City OF Lisbon City and Bay Of Naples
Eruption Of Mount Vesuvius
And others sublime beautiful Eu
rope
enlvened music. concluding a brilliant
display OF
PYRAMIC FIRES
variety beautiful among
equestrian likeness of Gen. Taylor parade.
likeness Jenny Lind, acknowledged by all
taken by the aid Of dagueneope instruments from the Swedish
Nightingale in person
Marine view OF ships In actual motion
Cafornan's dream, and Others OF matchcss beauty
Doors open half exhibition past
O'Clock.
Tickets IS children half price, Reductions for
schools Dec ~
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EVENING DRESS GOODS We respectfully at
"a tenton OF the ladies the following goods
received viz;
25 pieces fancy colored grapes in all shades
40 do fine white do
10 do white illusions and melines
10 do fancy coored do
50 do white and fancy colored Taieon musins
is do "a hne French musins
10 do. fancy-coored and white Grape leisse
White merino, moussenes de iaine and befeRes
Also splendid variety Of coorcd white silks,
evening and dinner dresses
dozen ladies' white silk plain embroidered ribbed
and sandal lace
IS dozen ladies' best white Kid gloves, just received
French embrodenes, collars inside
with sleeves, real thread lace capes, bcrthes, &c.
With articles connected with
which will exhibited pursuit goods great
pleasure prices To please.
Dec a5-3th
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ar4-Indopendent Order Rechnbites.-This being
third Washington Tent intended 10 cee
braie by public meeting and The
requested
Hail. of and 9th Streets precisely
O'Clock D. and other
public generally invited TO
Temperance Hall O'Clock when several addresses will be
~ = L. w. woRTHINGToN, r. g.,
Dee s5 George Washington Tent
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ay-St. lsaui,s Lutheran Church.-To-day (Chrsmas)
being festival Divine service may be expected In this
church corner Of II and ii, Dec IS