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WILLIAM TUCKER, Merchant Tailor coz the late
firm Of Lane Tucker would call The attention Of his friends
and public generally TO his stock goods now opening which
himself from importing houses
by the variety and rches styles
Strangers respectfully and earnestly solicited
give call and examine stock before purchasing as am
confident II will be to their advantage.
And would especially oGcen, Of
army navy prepared all kinds Of
regulations the shortest and
moderate prices warranied both In he cutting and making de-
establishment In this country t
friends for their
and hoes by the diligence and
business, merit continuation ofthe
All orders promptly executed. az 81 ta O.
20-3taw2w HfrW Nh 80
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New York LASs Insurance. Company,
Ofee, No. 6s Wan street, HeW York.
1888 MoRRIs FRAsxLN, president.
! SPEnoRR b. BRNKpIcT, vice president

THIS company conducted the mutual principles
OF the preums on interest insurers greatly
extended busns and pro6, and conferred ms bene az the
east possible and outlay TO insurers. t8
granted persons visiting California 100.
I AGENCY The following ocesi
VIM Jones' M medical examiner, corner Of and ID
streets. ats- ui i11Ntfti gH- Ell ,Elats sEHtBy
O. Washington, agent Apollo Hall, Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite Union Buildinxs. ~ June 2-u (
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BURGOYNE a. CO.,
DANKERs.

III san FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA II
RsvrRssoxs WASHINGTON cTr--IIon. Tho-. Kinl
Hon. WIN. NJ Gwini Hon. J. Q. Fremont
Az o-fdim a FL. saaHn .# H@
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ON the position Of Daniel Leay, Of Csbosvle
granted 10 said Ieavfu for
chambeed ere for years from
the sSpioa Of SAID which takes place ON e h day
April, 1s5i.- gE..ta5 4. ....ss 5-
ordered ,s ,s said petition BE- heard At The Psen, Once
the FIRST Monday in January at ~ o'clock and MI
are notified % appear and show cause any ey have why said
petition ought TO be granted
Ordered slso notice published the Republic Intel
renccr, and Union Washington city, D. c. North American
Rhode Island Republican, Springfield
Cor three successive weeks previous 70 the rt Monday in January
g. - -. ~ - 49, IA
- F ge DE WITT o. LAWRENCE
ii. e a.a5o.s III r. Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
r. g. Editors Of The above win please copy and
b 70 The Patent Once, with paper containing ibis notice
Sept 2s-w3w r-.3f5 s ~
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DOsTPONED Trustees sale OF Heal Essafe.-By -
oftwo decwes Of Charles county sitting cvar
the undersigned, trustee will SELL before the court m
Port Tobacco, Charles county, Maryland Tbnrday he
sepember next, between the hours Of and O'clock me
and also that Of viii the late DR. Francis Neal died III
together constituting the farm upon which the said Dr
lived and occupied The time Of his death, called and
"Goo-e Crock and containing six hundred and my one
less This farm has II comfortable dwe"nt
stables, and all the outbouscs II u well watesa
tmbered, and convenient navigation. The land s ~
Of Yields abgndanty products OF @
lies six miles from Por Tobacco, and IL convenient % e
mill. ..s
Terms: -Four hundred dollars cash ON the day ofsale
thereof and the balance in three equal annual inssmenn
by bond security, be approved by the trustee ~
from Upon the payment Of the wh
purchase money trustee authorised convey the pa
purchasers the tle Of the said Mary Neaie and the
Francis Nene the above described premises, subject 70
right OF dover In Az scres being part Of the land
said DR. Francis Nese held in fee simpehe balance Of
and unincumbcred. sftms Ai'f Vtfs& -,
Aug 2o-law4w NJ sTONESTREETt Nv
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pOOKs from LSndsn -Iass NO. a. An Apology Sep
~ tuaeint By w, Grnhefd, N. A. vol, 1850. y
Lie and Ines Leo the Tenth BY the London Tract socsy
The od Testament rockes Commentary, conp-d Henry,
Scott and other writer's, explanatory and illustrative
notes. n VOL, 1850 - 1870 50
Aseiep pyssonsn ffsgment translated by Thomas Tsyof
The Uad, tGrcck with nserpsgcd
translation, M notes. vol.
JcNnssns Modern psy Keeper - vol, is50 st fN
rSflrs prssnisg f8s0 {An@ Il
Briddon Of The Horse srd ccw vot 1850.
MeCvnecn POLITICAL Eecsoy and enlarged edition. VOL
49, tHN tffrffa tehYa 49, IT
Jus, imported from London directb BY -
Sept ~ FRANCK TAYLOR.
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orreE o. cosxissiossn or Pusiio BULprsss,
.N.l3t October 8, 1850
naOPOeALs win be received this Office
Monday, me l4 instant for grading and gaveag Jesey
eSWsen and streets north of the Capitol The grading
win fsShc 20 900 cubic yards Of earth As the gravel
vM bcAnsd the carriage The suPerhca area 10 be
ev1 exceed ~ 900 yards thickness Of
sav covering win centre and gradually diuin
fshed Ave inches each side. tf t E 49, EffA
The proposals. win The price cubic yard for the filling and
ms price per superficial yard for the gravel cover A
The of procured BY the
uscos The commenced with little delay
In early completion. Ea -f.t5atN VI 3f NJ n
octs-d,d T. MUDD, &. .. D.
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WIN. n. II. CROSS,
Afiornsy a.d Cosrsei'or at Tar,
Washington City, &C,
Pracses Columbia,
debts and the Of claims
including those bounty land under the Of
lately passed. once IN the Ciiy Hall I'D
Oct 3-n II h#tstt At III
HANGING eadeny-Fi First Conrse.-Mr. v. n. LAsps
OF Washington
town. dancing lessons for e will
Tuesday October 2oh NJ his residence Pennsylvania
avenue, opposite Wizards hotel, -.
Washington Tuesdays, Thursdays and saur
days Georgetown Mondays and Fridays
Oct 9--dn
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james q. B~rret
WILL attend the prosecution OF Congress
vsrious executive departments Of the government
Once and dwelling street, between 9th
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ruLARGEMEHfo OF the Cspisol-Thc Committee Pub
~ ne Budn Of the Senate having been authorized by reso
don Ga body "o invite accompanied BY The
sxttsae ofu Capitol and % sIow premium Of ave hundred
1ndnts m which adopted Commtee Pub
Nc Dunng o. the bouses Of accordingly such
ps and ssmasss he delivered oshe secretary oc Senate
befnrs Of December 4A
his required plans provide
Capitol either
htho and south Oft baldng BY tie erection o
spare and distinct building within the enclosure the ea Of ht
building
The committee prescribe any may
wosd prefer that whatsoever plan be proposed have such
baiding
- of the structure when complete
Although but be adopted the commise
usslves form the adoption Of
different submitted, should A b fepnd 10
themselves the right
evi6s spvcon, sccodns Judgment, the amount az
whole whose
werss % esch part adopscd. lssiaao ..saft
sft u eaaaV 's ...## a.E X. N. II. HUNTER, -
. aasH9ssHflu us als .... JEFFERSON DAVIS,
JOHN ~ CLARKE, ~
tsaafea1t Committee of Public Buildings
z eKsArs Csasssw, ao,s September, 1850 81. ~sssI
Oct 3-2wa a'st "a tls.. r. .s# ssu,
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Young q OREM, Merchant Tsilors and Clothiers,
very respectfully inform their friends and the public
thai they opened beautiful assortment OF rcasonable
goods. ~. +. y. ~. ~ !. ...- :,
the latest styles and In
variety quality which we are prepared 70 make up 70 order
low prices. -
our ready clothing mostly superior style and
quality wishing complete suit article for immediate
use, rely upon good article
We shirts, Of good make and h undsrdre Of
WOOL halhoe, cravas, NC all OF
which We sell fair prices.
Please call and - -.
YOUNG OREM,
Three doors west o Hotel, Penn. avenue.
Oct 3-3saw4xif eHhst tes4 tcaa h.L
THE copartnership recently existing between the
undersigned dissolved by mutual CONSENT owing
$500 81 Hs7.5.'s w. ID. wALLACH,
sF WILLIAM T. NILES.
The undersigned prosecute Of MI descp
against either branch OF department. OF e government
Washington. thA q - -.
Refer 10 the Hon Speaker Cobb Ashmun,
Nirna; Phonir Of New York Taylor,
sere, Louisiana generally 70 the members Of tho
House Representatives Of This and the isst Congress.
Aug 7-3
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HAS once building Of 18th
and Pennsylvania where he will Be happy 70 serve his
nscus, pensons cais and ali other business
o the will al
fidelity and dcpaich Aiete
be paid and addressed TO him nj Washington city,
DC. ta N.aa s~tt ia LIZ iDa +
Ap lo-ly 8aaH
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DALI sTYLEs-New Of fall dress goods for ladies' just
opened Plain and figured silks and sns, all wool satin de
solid coio menos spseas and casheres al
mous-cne de iaine, from 2i cents To w.
would call particular attention stock Of prints, which equal
brought this market The whole Of which
will be sold at the veU lowest prices, far cash only.
q. VIM YERBY,
Pennsyvana avenue, between 7th and sth streets.
nlssOLuTIoN Of 6u heretofore exist
Ing under the % Dyer Brother n this day, mutual
dissolved George " Dyer viii attend To the settle
Of the unsettled business
Of Robert W. deceased, Which Immediate attention
. respectfully requested EDWARD @. DYER,
III. 81 n GEO v. DYER.
o. NOTES.-The undersigned have formed
coparinership Mcclure, and
general commission business
old stand Of Dyer Broer Of 10Th and Pennsyyans
rs "a "a
They respectfully solicit continuance OF the patronage be
slowed the firm, and pledge fhemseiysio discharge ah
fully confded IN them. rh hf,ah
Dyer prepared upon all
signmenp, and o cash al sales made by them. ~
1860 EDWARD @. DYER,
10. MCGUIRE.
wAsHseToS, September - 1880. aE
Sept 27-du e
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m DYER d nhOTHEHs Aucftonesn., -.uss
rrRUsTEE's sALEOn 1hursdsy, tho 18th day Of
next mf O'Clock p M IN front q the premises ers,
deed OF trust dated the 10Th day Of January, 1850 and ~
Liber j. - No. 10, foiios 13o, 40, md 4 one y
records for Washington county, In the District Of Cou@
sell ~ public auction, the premises, lot No VI, IN
with The improvements consirunE Of frame house, &c,
street, between 2oth and oist streets. 1851
Terms At sale. t., r,usvs
DYER 4 BROTHER,
Sept l2-wowds Aoep0'
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DC s#te IL "a i14 \
ApIo-ly 8Hss
no an psrsons may concentrations Murphy
an shmss died year is4s, the county Hnfax and
state Of Virginia. nessis leaving some perscns estate which
rnia Mufphy his widow who adminis
who will be entitled 20 the his ul
OF kin. She takes this
suod Of informing all such, exist 70 come forward and %.
Superior tight properly Otherwise she win
sh exist ana win consider the ~ her
.fH sfFlHN .sH..tU rsA l8t-H..I ssel4l
Aug l-wlA a5. E MARY A. MURPHY,
John McCAIIA, late secand Auditor OF the Treas
ury OF Chains the
mcn Congress- the departments, In The settlement
military accounts, and secpcy business generally. w
addressed h business should be post paid His Of
Gee Is al he Of 9Th and Louisiana
wAsHisoros Cirr, Apn2s-u n"
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" vols.
English parts, complete vols
The NouveIe Heloise BY Rousseau. In English 4 vols.
Cecilia, ny Miss Burney. vols.
Camilla. by Miss Burncy. vols.
Evelina by Miss Burney. vols.
The Novice Of Dominic. ny Miss owcn.on, LADY Movan)
vols.
Molieres Plays In French and English 10 vols
Mone-qusu Spirit Of laws Translated into Eneh by Nugent
q
Jacobs Law Dictionary. 2 vols
PuGendors Law Of Nature Kenneus English
Iation. 1 VOL
Posuewaits Dictionary Of Commerce. 2 vols folo.
Andersons History Of Commerce. vols qnsro.
sunys Memoirs. In English. 3 vols. ss..t
second copies being wholly unob
tsinsble-just imported direct nom London.
Sept FRANCK TAYLOR.
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os. !, Z. r.. .:,,. ., ,s,e

Asf DxrAarsxsT OF IHxsalos,
# Once Of Indian Ansirs, Sept %, 1850.
cEALED PROPOSALS. win be received once q shs Com
Ahais Warrington city until 10 o'clock
saturday he I'd day Of November next for ahng the follow
ing indian goods, viz:
ls0 a4 Ug CJass No. i-hLAHKErs,
a0o ps 3poin white Macknse blankets. 6o by ~
inches, and weigh pounds u.
300 white MAcknAc blanket 81 BY %
inches, and weigh p0unds tAtl@ .AesffH
whits macknae ~ by 30
inches and weigh ~ pounds fEtFt & !.
point white Macknac 80 BY
iH HN % inches, and weigh ~ pounds .E.. s5. i
800 pairs lpoin white Maekinac blankets - by 20
.st inches and weigh 81 pounds II
400 3poim scarlet Mackinsc banke 90 BY ~
NJ. inches, and weigh pounds
pairs ~ scarlet Macknac blankets 81 BY
Us inches and weigh pounds
100 pairs Sk point Macknac Blankets % by
sgs "a inches, and weigh 10 pounds tF =.
900 pairs 3pont green Mackinac banke 90 by ~
at9 inches, and weigh pounds .f.' I
$50 pairs point Mackinac blankets, measure "a by
srrt 66 inches, and weigh . pounds
100 az gentinea blue Macknac
&C by "a inches, and weigh 10 pounds
400 pai 3pont ennes blue Msckinac blankets measure
80 by ~ inches, and weigh pounds LII
800 pairs point geunela blue Mackinac blankets measure
"a by 90 incbes and weigh pounds. a#
Class No 2--DRr Goops.
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osyicr o. fHE eEonx1AHr o. TsE sE.Afs,
HH@ls~ts go III October 8, iS5o,
pursuance ssasns Akns sppopdsroas Tor
objects have been neIldedn
raj appropriation bills without authority q law and q! and pro-
Incidental the oces
government and for other purposes approved s6 Of
gas sessd psopess w1 be received this once until 10
O'Clock Saturday, ths I'd Of November furnish
ing following ARTICLES Of stationery for the ofthc Senate,
coca astci % M very best s~a and 70 b approved BY The
csdgs paper very tough, and very
the 10 be 10 H. BY ~ In, and weigh
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For Norfolk, Piney Point. and Old Pcim-F.rs Re-
duced. s-fs .a ~, ~ y.
49, The steamer osceola win. the i0h Of July,
I<1plkc-. making week 10 The above
places, leaving Washington every "Wednesday and
Saturday 9oclock rernins leave Nock Monday
and Thursday nj O'Clock, p. II. y.
Touching and returning AZ Piney Point Old Point Cone
river, usua landings the Potomac.
Passage o Piney Point, ga 49,. asa 81 .#
Passage and fare 90 Norfolk, g. $500. s.-..-,-..u-.
July f-u JAMES MfTCHELL
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BLOOMsBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA. THURSDAY.

cape the consequences of your rashness ant
folly. would advise you to-"
"Anything, I'll do anything you tell me
SO kin get over this spell, and find my way
home again."
"Well. then, sir, take off your coat" The
young man did so. ~Tie handkerchief a
bout you" He was obeyed. "And now
sir, go to the door, run three times around
this square with all the might that is in you
and then come back TO me, and I will tell
you what further 10 do"
The young man vanished, and we re.
sumed our seats; in few minutes, howev.
er, he returned, putting and blowing and ap.
parently in better spirits
"Now," said the Doctor, "do you put on
your coat, butten it up close to your chin ga
to your lodging-place, anc tprn into bed i'm.
Immediately; and let me advise you, young
man, that hereafter, before you undertake 10
eai ice-cream, see that it is properly pre-
pared and let me particularly charge yor
(and here he assumed a yery eslious air, J
neUer again do you attempt TO eat zee cream
rarn
The young stammered forth his thanks,
and then left-we followed soon after
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A Newly Married Editors Rhapsody.

Some newly caught Editor, who has new
er been kept awake o'nights, by the squall-
ing OF tho "nice, vice, bessed little baby %
or his inkstand tiped over among his ex.
changes, or upon his newly writ editorial
by his eldest hopeful, thus rhapsodizes tho
pleasure ard the necessity of matrimony |;
"lf you are for pleasure-Many!, If you
prize rosy health-Marry! And even if
Money be your obiect-Ma1y! A good
wife is "He aven's last Gift 10 mann-his an
gel and ministers Of grace innpmerable-his
Sal Polychrcstum or gem Of many virtues
his Pandora, or casket of celestial Jewels
her presence forms his best company-her
voice, his sweetest nusic-her smiles, lis
brightest day-hefkiss, innocence arms,
the pale of his safety, the balm Of his health.
the balsam Of bis life4,h Industry, his sur.
est wealth-her lips, his faithfalIest counsel. !.
lors--her bosom, tho ,softsst pillow of his
caree--and her prayers the ablest advocate,
Of Heavens blessings on his head.
lfyou love the Creator yop. ought 10 marry,
to raise him up ,worspippeTs-if you love
the ladies, you ought to marry to make them.
happy--if you loye mankind you ought to
marry to perpstuate the glorious race-if
you love the country, you oughtto marry to
raise up soldiers to defend it--in fine, # you
wish well to earth OF heaven, you to marry
to give good citizens to the one, and elori!
ous saints 10 the other p'
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Speech Of MIR. Frazer Of Lancaster


In the Will,amsport Convention, on the adopt.
ions ofthe Resolutions req6irmisg the Balti.
more platform.
Mr. Frazer followed in support of the re-
port of the Committee, and In reply to Mr..
Magraw. The gentleman (said Mr.. F.) has
attempted TO place us in position we do
not occupy, which will uot permit whilst I
can reply. The rights of a state and terrific
ry are clear and distinct, and the ipowers of
Congress equally so; and, without the Con
stituton confers upon that body the jurisdic-
tion now claimed, expressly and clearly, the
Proviso Legislation (unmeaning as it ever
has been, save for eviD would be, if sue.
cesful, fragrant usurpation Of power. I
differ directly with Judge Thompson as to
the power Of Congress TO legislate on this
subject over the territories. Surely there
are no words in the Constitution that confer
it. And again, who would contend that
Congress now could establish slavery in
Minnesota or oregon9 Who, amol.g those
from the Northern, Western, and Middle
States, where this domestic servitude does
not exist, but would and do deny any such
authority in Congress. The mere statement
OF the proposition carries its refuta,ion
Then, if Congress cannot establish the in
stitution-is devoid of constitutional authori-
ty--how, would ask, can she prohibit it /?
The territories are the common property OF
the nation, n,-thecommon treasury, obtain
ed, like the Union, Gin common cause,'
by "joirt counsels, joint efforts, by common
dangers, sufferings, and successes" Sure
ly the citizens of every state have an equal
right to participate therein, and settle there
with their frmilies, servants, and property.
No wonder that the people of the Southern
States rise up unanimously against this att
empt to deprive them Of their constitutional
rights This common soil is open TO all
and the people, the Democracy of the terri
tory, will soon settle the question themsel-
YES in the territory, and in the state, when il
is iSo;,med therein. This sovereign power
can only be exercised by the sovereign pc o.
pie and, as the majority there decide for OF
against domestic servitude, SO II must be.
Were citizen of the territory or state,
would vote against it, but could and would
not deprive my neighbor of voting for it
and, if in the minority, must submit or re-
move away. am not for its extension
but will not take away from any citizen ol
this Union, nor can Congress, his constitu'
tional rights of emigration, with servants
and property, and voting according TO hit
own sovereign will and pleasure, in the ter
ritory to which he may go. This is the
doctrine the Democracy-ths grcat mea'
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YANKEE DooDLE.-A late number of the
Knickerbocker contains some amusing ad.
ventures of Yankee Doodle. The following
is pretty fair illustration Of the adventurous
and wandering character of the hardy sons
of New England. Speaking of the won.
derful ubiquity of the true Yankees, the
writer says
"lt is harder than Chinese puzzle to ppt
your finger on territory, disputed or undis-
puted, where the Yankee Doodle is not. If
you 60 to Lands End, he is there to Mount
Ararat, he is there; Chimborozo, Himlaya,
the Mountain of the Moon, or the Pyramid
OF Cheops, he is there; anywhere, in fine
where an ark, a dove, camel, snake can
arrive by their several FACULTIES; bartering,
scratching his name on trees, stones and Af-
rican slaves. He knows the whole map OF
the ancient dominions of Preston John, and
he is hand-and- glove with all the savages in
the world. He has been to Inchaboe until
he has scraped it perfectly clean; and. il
your English trader has discovered new
~e'hA Va NuohOt oho 10 SOttil3 ECduJ " uIo
gun or two and take possession Of it in
the name o her Majesty, imagine his con-
cernment to disc over dozen of these fel-
lows seventy feet deep IN guano cavern,
scooping it out with their fingers and Ban
go' schooner bouncing up and down in a lit
tie cove like duck among bulrushes. Now
if you walk on the shore at Bildarax, you
will find that you are not the frs. there, per-
haps to your great sorrow, as Captain Jix
swore violently, when, in walking through
the streets of Rundown, at the very limits of
the dominions of Prince Pompadello, in AT.
rica, he he ard sharp whistler going through
the tune of "Yankee Doodle" with an easy
execution and devil unconcem, which
threw him at once into coast fever. And
just so it was with the poor soul who discov.
cred Bimpaz, and was just uncorking bot
tie of Madeira in comemoration ofthe event,
when he saw Yankee on hillside admin
istering the cold water pledge to three ma.
| tives."