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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-12

R%Sr Blunt SFIapenauffcbr ouf Der plan.
ta9e tes Sbcrlen Swens in Se0erfOn, 9sOraia, alma
fh3Iid nit elmer Qn6obt Negr duf bic gdrtnidao.
Die Ne9sr tebrten frhb am nddlfeu NOro,n surid
uno bsri6tcen, BOP fie ben 6rn blunt toet Guf ii.
mem Saumfamm 9efunocn bdttsn, @eiItt uno odn.
be pOn einem 8eiIe fdrsdib prfidmmelf. Dut
Der Re9Cr ino aui 8Hoa6t sns4cgsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-12

Die s. ibune' ftbIdQt bic 3obl Der SpicIsr BON
8ah' Gle iid in Ncu yort brffncen, ouf 1000 am
uno rmpfIrbIt brnqcno cis 8ilcun0 zines @ereines.
I'm Die SpicHSunt III pcrnidhteu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-12

TS@ Sin Sanficr iu Cincinnati eab cnem SUM-
gen. Der feline Srirftafhe nit 5000 acfuncen uuo
LDm na6cte, um lIe bm SuriifSucrliatten Is Gents
9tebmutbI9cr Mann, mas il nCin Nams
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-12

zSn S6mecen fOu fidb ieet cine neue Wiefi
ltenIette 9ebtoet baben unter ecm Nameu Die 9e
er meIde es tur 9ottoS uno iunobaft baItcn bcflsi
Ue m 6u 9cpen. nno cober lbre QnoadtSubuugsn, Cbne
uner(dteo ccS @ef6Ictts, in puriS noturaIibus,
lelbIt SrI9enbIattS cbne, su pCuSeben nbt 4nlfano
nebmen: 0is(e ncue Qrt Sr6mmIcr ioacn cncn
llarten Sulauf baben, weItbe Defenders 9egen ben
Scmmer am beeeutcnofen mro, uno ie f6nnen Uiel
lelbt aub in aneern gdnoern nod fb ouStreiten.
ipenn nttt mas ju erwarten itebt Die Scrren non
Ger 9laoeI ndbiteus cine 9eboriamfe Suppf an
ben ,Scf einrsbcu uno i'm SteurUng eiefrr narfen
Sr6mmi9tcit bitten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-12

ESSn Scola @Cuntp SIorira. babsn neuIFtb,
BE Snoloner einCn mciben Gnoben erfcben uuo emf
fubrt Sle Slnmobner ino eeSboIb in 9rOBe Qufre.
9un9 9eratD'n uno rlcle SamiItcn prraiIsn wiebsr
aus 8urdt Dor cen @ileen bic @sqenc
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-12

ESz Sn @alifcrnien fol- fO9ar Gin @5Olb Serent.
Sedt w0rcen fetn !-OaS SaitcntuS su, esHn Gle
Quaen orbCn unS nbrr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-12

SrSSn Sntiana in cine Gsritnunas Gomroa.
ME pcrbreft mCrern, Die pfsrce, Nuul6srs, Sfitn,
&ube uno aIle onccrn SauStbisre 9cssn Seusr. Raf.
fer, un9lufSfdtIe unc Seuhsn aiTcturirf Sis BAT
Elm capital pon 10000 8baIer. Qub in @cnustti--
cut beftebt fbcn cine iOIde geieQftaft.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-12

GSMan id9t, bo6 Staat5ietretir gSsbfsr esr
blsberi9en &er. 81. @CniuI in paris, Srn Scbtrt
WOIIb, ab9eCet babe. Sor. g8alfb matts fidb curo
feline ontirepubIifanitsn @orrsiprnesnSsn ldnaa 70
berItt9t, eo6 feline Qbireun9 9rCbsn Ssifaa i'm
SubIifum fInben mirc.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-12
SSic Der 1SaGcr Sarif ipirft.

Die @infubr na6 YbilabeIpbia fur bus Sabr
Encsno nit erm 30. SUM 1850, bctrua
sl05OOOOO;
Die QuSfubr BON YGilaeeIpbia
na6 eem NuSlanee 600 OOO.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-12

EC@ Sn Mcu Yorf fou Ieets 8obe Die Sies 70
fart 9cwefen lein. co6 einsm @miaranten @irtbs in
Der @ccnmibGr. fan b0S toci ,9sftmcISen III, als
er cine orme 9SItme nit Swei &inoan aus csm
Soue wci(en muBte ,peiI fe cas SbIafstIo ni6t
bcSoblen fCnnte
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-12

@Sls 9efammtc Milij Der Scr. Stoaten wirt
'uf l,959,7S2 Monn ocIbGet.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-12

SCSS Nuf cine Gcce. mrde Gaiiius M. @lap st
1000 Sur9crn in Srown County. Sbio. belt wur.
Dc tUl9enotr ScldIuB 9efabt: "8efbIoiTsn. cas mir
ole SGbrc'tun9 Der StIauersi untcr allen umfdnbsn
bctimpfCn mclen"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-12

@@Wan 9Iaubt, CAP curob Die Srsnnuue Der
Scmcfratrn in 9fcu yorf eife misoebcIt Die uddbfe
StootSmabI peIItercn wsresn. &on Sursn uno bic
aboIitionifilbe Clique ino Die SeeIe Der SppOfton
in ben eCmcfratfdben 9feibcu a'r
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-12

8utcn Soat. 28 oiSsn Fam icber Bauer
lId poourtb uefdoffcn, ba6 CT Die garben in rim
lecrrs SAP auSltId9t Die pOuen 86rner fallen
BET c'rfcm ptcce6 in ras Sa6 wdbrsnb bic unaus.
QematiGn in bsn Qcbrcn bLciben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-12

SH@ I'm Is. aug. erIten bic GboIcra pI6tIid
in 9aIena, SanciS. berrfbte bort Sage, roffte &c
Spfer neg, uno Ysri6mano chen 70 pI6eIib wieber
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-12

ottspiue.-Ser bicf9e Borough SibIt nae
bem neuen Genius nit @infdIub pon Mount Ga,
bon 5000 ginwobncr, 1910 mar Die Ssp6Ifrun
nur 4337. SbuDIfiu 0aUrn 206l @inmcbnci
3amaQua wrc nabe an $500 GiuwCbusr babeu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-12

ESS Die supreme Court BON psnnfpIponien bat
entIbisesn, baB wenn Gin Qcminiftator in elmer
burdb bn feIblt onbdu9i9 9ematbtcn &Ia9c cin Ser
fcben mo6t, CT fur bie Soften perl6nIib per0nwCrt'
lib III.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-12

Matbtrer @inbtIouus.-Sn Wbanp it Gin
Nann. msItber fb felt rinbiIcct, cab er ctn Safe
fe; sr bat feinen !Saus9enoilen Barnun9 9r9ebsn,
sr muGe in Den BaIo fprnscn uno iidb prfbIupfen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-12

0SEobufun III in Der Stobt 9Giu 70 bCrrfbtno 9aptreSn
saB bic ranbEit cen SborONv Sntr GPirms b sSnr:
MN BADEN icU.
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Administration have existed, and do exist,
which no man who is not parasite,
sycophant, or fool, will venture to deny.
They who seek to persuade President
TAYLOR that the complaints springIng
from these discontents are leyelled at
him, are false counsellors. The intima-
tions OF those who seek to persuade him
that WING gentlemen who differ from
his Cabinet or himself in matters of pol
icy are actuated by base personal in
ducements, are scandalous and false.
They who pretend to be his friends, and
seek to cure these discontents and differ
ences by such nostrums as they are now
administering through certain WING jour
mails, will find that the disease will only
fatten on the remedy, or that the remedy
will only engender more aggravated
disease.
Therefore it is that, as an independent
WING journal, and expressly disclaiming
any special authority, we venture to as
sert that the CT" who wrote the letter
in the Baltimore american was neither
authorized nor inspired by any member
of the Cabinet; and that. every member
of the Cabinet is prepared to repudiate
and repel his assumptions by his conduct,
if events should occur which would rem
der it their part as statesmen, gentlemen,
and patriots to withdraw from the public
service. 1t is in the last degree unjust
and ungenerous to charge them with a
disposition to solicit in advance contempt
and execrations, by threatening cat all
hazards and to the last extremity"-
under any and all circumstances-the in
fiction which Mr.. CANNING once de-
scribed, with force and felicity, as the
greatest curse that could befall free
country Cabinet that was insensible to
public opinion.
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TELEGRAPHIC.

BUFFALO, May 3.
DISTRESSING STEAMBOAT CoLLIsIoN-GREAr LOSS
| OF LuE.-The British steamer Despatch and the
| steamboat Commerce came in collision on Monday
| night last near Port Maitland, on the Canada side
| of Lake Erie. The Commerce was Immediately
sunk in eight fathoms water She was transport
ing portion of the 23d regiment of British troops
Unfortunately, before assistance could be rendered
twenty four of them were drowned besides Of
cer and eleven passengers. The scene is described
as appalling.
ST.. LOWS, Mays.
STEAMER BURST-QUARAsTIsE-TH CHoLE-
RA.-The steamer Mustang, which was lying at
the levee, was burnt yesterday morning TO the wa
ter's edge. She belonged TO Stokes's circus COM
pany. Some Of the company lost portion of their
effects.
The quarantine regulations have again been es-
tablished.
The cholera has again appeared in our city.
Yesterday there were two cases Of that fearful
malady.
New YoRK, May s-p. IN.
The steamers news has somewhat unsettled our
market-Government Securities are frmer and
slightly advanced.
Flour remains unchanged, and rather quiet.
Corn has slightly improved-Saes at 81 a 81 cts.
Cotton is firm at / cent advance; small sales.
Provisions and groceries dull.
Whisky % cents per gallon
New ORLEAss, May7
The advices by the Canada have been received
here. Cotton is frmer, but no change in prices.
Sales Of $500 bales good middling 49,, fine 49, to
49,. The receipts here and Mt Mobile are All 900
bales behind what they were this time last year.
The city remains healthy. No general news Of
moment.
BALTIMORE, May $40 p. IN.
The election here to-day to take the sense Of
tiers on calling a convention was n very tight vote
resulting in Baltimore as follows For convention,
s. 81; against convention, 365; majority in favor Of
calling the convention, 7,765.
At New York, to- day, 1900 bales cotton were
sold at full prices. Flour and grain unchanged.
Stocks slightly depressed.
The damage by the recent freshct at Pittsburgh
is estimated at S200,000. Twenty six mills and
factories either swept of or badly injured.
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FASHIONABLE DANCING.

CIGNOR MORA, Professor of Dancing and
- Composer. from Naples, respectfully informs
the ladies and gentlemen Of Washington and vici-
nifty, that he proposes opening Dancing Acade-
my, for a course of two months, at Carusi's Sa-
loon. lie respectfully invites ladies about TO visit
the Spring. who may wish TO perfect themselves
introduced by Mr.. Saracco in New York, aud
taught perfectly by Mr.. Nora in few Lessons, as
by Mr. Saracco himself, 10 call upon him. send
their address 10 the Saloon. The style is such as
is now practised in the most fashionable and bril-
liant circles of the United States and Of Europe.
Dances taught by Mr.. Nora: The Polka Ma.
zourka; Rcdows Waltz; Fivs-Step Waltz; Cellari
Gus Waltz; Polka, Redama, and Mazurka Waltzes,
in two and six steps new figures German Cotil-
Ion Redowa Quadrille, and the celebrated Tin
garilla.
Ladies waited upon, for private Lessons. at their
respective dwellings, when requested.
Junior classes three times a week at the Saloon,
or at academies. Saloon open every day for select
classes For terms apply at the Saloon.
May 7-eo3t
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Supreme Court OF the United Stat

supreme Court OF the united states.
WEDNESDAY,, May 8, 1850.
No. 80. X. M. Harrison VS.. g. G. Pose.-On
certificate of division in opinion between the judges
of the circuit court of the United States for Mary
land.
Mr.. Justice Woodbury. delivered the opinion of
the court that the testimony in this case, twas
not the duty ofhe defendant, who master of the
Openango, on his arrival at Kingston, in the island
of Jamaica, to deposite his register, letter, and
Mediterranean passport, with the United States
consul at that port.
No. 3d. United Stntesy J. Briggs.-On a certif-
cate of division in opinion between the judges of
the circuit court of the United States for Michigan
Mr.. Justice Catron delivered the opinion of this
court that the offence set forth in the indictment,
of cutting, removing, using, for any other than
naval purposes, any trees timber standing,
growing, being any lands belonging to the
United States, whether reserved for naval pur-
poses not, is, under the statutes Of the United
States, an indictable offence and punishable by
fine and imprisonment.
No. 81. r. 1opnsend, plaintiff in error, r.
Jameson, 1.-THE argument Of this cause
cluded by Mr.. Key, for the plaintiff in error
No. 90. r. Formers Heirs, plaintiffs in error vs..
The City Of Mobile, ct aL-The argument of this
cause was commenced by Mr.. Phillips for the plain
tfs in error, and continued by Mr.. J: A. Campbell,
for the defendants in
Adjourned until tomorrow, IL o'clock. a. m.
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THE REPU BLIC.
WASHIN GTON:
THURSDAY MORNING. MAY Q. 1850.


In the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. CLAY,
from the Select Committee of Thirteen,
to whom had been referred the compro-
mise resolutions, made report, (Which
may be found in another column, which
was debated till the adjournment.
The House Of Represent atipes passed the
Census bill by vote Of one hundred and
nine yeas, to sixty-one nays. The Presi-
dents special message, communicating the
constitution of the State Of California, was
taken up in Committee of the Whole on
the state of the Union, and Messrs, WIN
THRop and ORR delivered their views.
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One step, long one, has been taken
in the attempt to adjust the difficulties Of
the times. The Committee of Thirteen
have made their report. Bills have been
presented, covering all the topics Of agi-
tation.
The particular action of the committee
which will call forth the stoutest resist
ance and warmest debate, is that joining
the three bills, already reported to the
Senate, for the admission of California
and the establishment Of territorial gov
ernments without the ."Wilmot" for New
Mexico and Utah. The reception Of the
report of the committee by the Senate
was not so encouraging as was hoped.
The extreme men of the South were
prompt in denouncing the report and bills,
which will probably meet the decided
opposition of the ultra North as well.
Whatever preferences men may have for
any particular plan of adjustment Of all the
existing questions of the day, we believe
that an immense majority Of the people of
the United States will receive with glad
ness any law which promises to give peace
and repose to the country. We would
have rejoiced to see the platform of the
President carried out specifically. We do
not admit that there is any serious dis
crepancy between the principle of that
plan and the measures proposed. They
both rest on non-interference by Con-
gress with the slavery question. That of
the Executive was -interrentaon by
non-action-a plan requiring mutual
trust and good faith and understanding be-
tween the two sections of the Union, that
would be surer guaranty, did it exist,
of the peace and happiness Of the coun-
try than any law; that of the committee
is non-intvvenfion with action on the ter
ritorial bills.
We repeat what We have often before
said, that the settlement was more import
ant than the plan of settlement; that the
healing Of the body polite was of greater
consequence than the remedies employed
in its cure; and we shall not therefore per-
nit our partialities for any other scheme
of adjustment to interfere with our anxiety
to see concord and fellowship restored by
such bill as will achieve that important,
nay, necessary result.
Let there be peace in the land. The
time has been when bills prepared by
committee embracing the names Of gen.
tlemen held in the highest estimation by
both parties and every section of the coun-
try, would scarcely meet resistance in
their passage through Congress. How
ever discouraging the signs of opposition
which they encountered upon the thresh-
old of the Senate, we believe that the
present Congress will not adjourn before
earning the gratitude of the people by re-
claiming the concord and fraternity which
seem for the time TO have fed the land.
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YEsTERDAY.-The poet Crabbe, when lac would
describe the evanescent things Of thu world, ex-
claimed
"Ah, what is lifes A ftful dream
A fevcrish April day
little sun, a little rain,
And then death fits across the plain,
And all things fade away"
But to our poor Judgment, good selection ofsuch
days could be made from this present month Of May
April ever offercd and we would present yester-
day fair specimen Of the kind. Yet the face Of
nature, in sunshine and shade looked too beautiful
ly yerdant TO remind one of DEATH even though old
Boreas and the roses were blowing, each plant was
shooting, and all the trees we're leaving After
the tedious frosts, and SHOWS, and rains Of winter,
spring is ever welcomed by our folks "somc,"
though few will grieve TO see her turn TO summer.
NAoRANT or HIS ovN AccoRD.-Among the
inmates Of the city watch house last night
who has fallen from high position in one Of the
learned professions 10 the condition Of homeless
and helpless vagrant. We thought, could our
young men be made to know his history, the bright
prospects the world once had for him. and the hopes
Of friends once centred in him, the wine "when il
IL red in the cup would be the less auring to
them.
The TRAvERsE WILL CAsE.-At nine o'clock last
night the jury had come to no verdict, though they
bad been out ffty-seven hours.
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"WAsHTSGTos CRY, April 2
RAYMOND.

HOMICIDE is stated that on Sunday morning
last, stranger, who travelling on foot, en-
tered hut near the residence Of Mr.. Neytt sr, in
the Pobick neighborhood, Fairfax county, Va, and
killed an old colorcd woman and a small child.
The man was traced, and subsequently, arrested. A
coroncr's inquest held the bodies Of the de-
ceased, and the facts found as stated above. The
man, some thought, appeared to be insane. lie
was committed TO the Jail Of Fairfax county.
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OFFICIAL.


Zachary Taylor, President of the United
States OF America.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me that Monsieur HAcHETTE has been appointed
Vice. Consul of Belgium for the port Of San Fran
cisco, California, do hereby recognise him as
such, and declare him free to exercise and enjoy
such functions, powers, and privileges as are al
lowed to the vce-consuls of the most favored ma
tons in the United States.
In testimony whereof, / have caused these letters
to be made patent and the seal of the United States
to be .hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washing
ton, the seventh day of May, A. d. 1850,
Il. 81 and Of the independence Of the United
States of America the seventy fourth.
u. TAYLOR.
By the President:
JOHN M. CLAYTON Secretary of State.
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MAY UALI..

MIR. y. r. Liable has the honor to inform the
wi Ladies and Gentlemen Of Washington G eorge-
town, and Alexandria, that his May Ball will take
place on Tuesday, the 14th Of May, at jackson Hall
0y-Tickets for sale at Wizards (City) Hotel,
McClery's and Butts Drug Stores, Irving House,
Fischer's, Andersons and Taylor and Maury' Sta
tionery Stores, Patterson's Drug Store, Browns
National Hotel, and Delsny's Drug Store.
MAY 4-dil4fh
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SMITHSONIAN LECTURES.

rV,HE Course Of Lectures on Geology by Professor
Il Henry ID. Rogers will be delivered ms follows
Thursday, May 3D. Saturday, 9th; Tuesday, 7th;
Thursday, 9th; Saturday, 18th; Tuesday, l4tb-at
O'Clock, y. IN.
Each of the above Lectures will be repeated on
the following days, at 81 O'Clock, p. m.
Friday, 3D.; Monday, 9th; Wednesday, Sth; Fri
day, lotb; Monday, 18th; Wednesday, 18th.
May
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GEN. GEORGE McDuFFIE.-Thc Edgefcld Is c.
advertiser, of the 4th instant, says: General
McDufiie, in company with Colonel Singleton,
passed the night in our village on Sunday night
last his way TO his residence in Abbevile
Though, perhaps, feebler in health, his mind seems
to have improved since he passed through here in
October last His recollection of persons and events
is better, and his conversation more connected"
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Music Lessons ON Piano and Guitar.
A PPLICATION 10 be made at Mrs. DUVALLS,
"A on Missouri avenue, corner Of Al street, WASH
ISeToS, ID. &. After the experience Miss ScoTT has
had in teaching in Seminanes, both South and
West, she is confident she will give satisfaction
those who favor her with their patronage.
May 1-f
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MouSr vERsoN CoTros MASUPAcroRy.--At the
annual meeting Of the stockholders on the 9th in
slant, VIM. Fowle was elected President Of the
company, and John wthcrs, Henry Dangerfeld,
Robert Jameson, WIN. Gregory, Lewis Mckenzie,
and T. NJ. Mccormick. DIRECTOR
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NASHVILLE CONVENTIONAL letter to the Rich.
mond Enquirer from northwestern Virginia says,
that probably no delegates will be sent from that
region Of the State. but does not tell us from how
many regions they ,ciu be sent
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The VIxss.-We yesterday announced the ar
rival Of this steamer at our navy yard. She comes
from the Gulf coast via st. Domingo and is said to
have on board some valuable presents for the Arch
bishop Of Baltimore and other persons.
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UNHE LIFE OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
Il written by himself together with his Essays.
Humorous, Moral, and Literary. In one volume.
Price so cents, neatly bound.
For sale by TAYLOR & MAURY,
May9 Booksellers, near 9Th ST.
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RAILROAD IN VIReINrA.--The contractors for the
line Of sixty miles Of the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad commenced operations on Monday last,
about two miles from Alexandria.
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The wings in Virginia have gained the State
Senator from the Kanawha district, and lost the
Senator from the Ohio district
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday the sth inst by the Rev. +. BAL
LANrISE, N. II. JOHNSON, esq, Of Centrevile,
Indiana, TO CATHARINE CoYLE, daughter Of
John Underwood, esq, of this city.
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BRITISH ARMY LIST FOR Isso-pam-
ID phlet. 80
Also, Harris Annual Army List for 1850, being
the eleventh annual volume, containing the dates OF
commissions, war services, wounds, &c, OF nearly
every officer of the army, ordnance, and marine,
bv Major Hart 10Th Regiment volume.
Just imported from London, by
May FRANCk TAYLOR
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NOTICE.
Once Of Warrington Branch Railroad Co.
LNOR the accommodation Of persons DESTROYS Of
Il living in the country during the summer
months. Communication Tickets will be sold between
Washington and Bladensburg, and Washington
and Beltsville at the following rates, viz:
Between Washington and Bladensburg, for ak
months, $50; four months, $50; three months,
S2l. Between Washington and Beltsville, for ak
months, S54; four months, S45; three months,
1892. BY order:
THOS II. PARSONS, Agent.
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large MAP OF VENEZUELA, AND GE-
Ia OGRAPHY.
Political and Physical Atlas Of Venezuela. Very
complete.
single copy of each.
For sale by TAYLOR * MAURY,
Mayo Booksellers, near 9th 81.
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MAY FESTIVAL.

HARUSI'S SALOON.--The May Festival will be
~ held at Carusis Saloon on Friday evening,
May 10Th. The most ample preparations are being
made to render this Of the most brilliant of the
season.
Ladies who may not have received their cards Of
names and place of residence to l.. Carusi, at the
Saloon
Tickets to be had at the principal hotels. book
stores and ut the door of the Saloon. Price. Gen
tlemen's tickets, two dollars; youths ditto, ons
dollar. April 30-eodtd