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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-11-28

The President and the La,o.-The Washing
ton Republic of Thursday says it is manifest
to president Fillmore that there has been no re-
slstance in Boston to any attempt made by Mar
shall Devens to execute the fugitive slave law j.,
and that consequently no case exists in Boston
for the exercise of his power to call forth the
military force, or to issue the preliminary pro-
clamation directed by law But should such a
case arise-should the power of the marshal be
found Intellectual in consequence of such COM
binations as are referred to in the acts of con-
gress-however much the president would de-
plore the necessity Of embodying the militia or
marching the troops of the United States against
lnsurgent citizens, he would not for moment
hesitate or talter in his course but would by
all the force placed at his command-milita-
army-navy, if necessary" take care that
the law should be faithfully executed
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-11-28

s. Ossian E. Dodge, the greatest comico
musical genius of the age, is now on an east
ern tour, through the State. We wouldn't
give $685. to hear him sing, but in the absence
of Jenny, he'll do. He sings in Lewiston to-
night.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-11-28

q Laws are like shoes-they will not al
ways set easily and we'll before they have beef
worn sometime. They often pinch and irritatt
a little at first.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-11-28

LARGE ORANGE.-We were shown the other
day, by Mr.. Maxwell, the gentlemanly clerk
of the Sagadahock, an orange which measured
hpenfy inches in circumference.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-11-28

The South and the Fueitire &are La,c. A
South Carolinian stakeholder, from a tour
through Georgia, writes TO the lntelligencer
that Georgia is not disposed to secede while the
fugitive slave bill is faithfully carried out, and
that the same may be said of South Carolina.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-11-28

The wife of Brighton policeman has beer
delivered of four children, two boys and two
girls. They were all born alive, but one Of
them died shortly after birth.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-11-28

INCREASE OF GoLD AND SnvER.-lt is essi-
mated that the gold and silver imported into the
United States, from various parts of the world,
over and above the exports, during the last three
years, amounts to one hundred millions Of det-
L..
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-11-28

The Kennebec and Portland Railrond Com.
pany have re-engaged the services of Mr.. Geo
Green, as Engineer, TO complete their road t
Augusta.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-11-28

- The first regular train of cars on the
Eastern Railroad commenced running from
Portsmouth to Boston, Nov. 9, lS4O-IO years
ago the present month.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-11-28

rP The excellent communication from our
able and valued correspondent, "H.," relative
to the visit to our country of the the agitator,
Thompson, is unavoidably deferred till next
week.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-11-28

NOTE BY THE WAY. The Boston Journal
(whip> has come to the conclusion that the
mex, Congress will contain a large majority OF
Democrats.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-11-28

81 The call for Union meeting in Boston
has already received the signatures of from
five to six thousand citizens.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-11-28
Members of Congress.

The following is the result of the official
count of votes, by the Governor and Council,
for members of the next Congress, from this
State:
LIST District = Mcdonald, 5I73
Appleton, 1853
Scattering, 57s
MCDONALD, democrat, elected by 400 plural
ity.
I'd district-Appleton, 5943
Fessenden, 1908
Scattering, ii
APPLETON, (d) elected by majority Of DC
over all others.
Sd district-Lot NJ. Morril, 1908
Goodenow, 1881
May, 1879
Scattering,
GooDENow IVY elected by 1873 plurality.
4th Observation-Disclosures, 67lS
Reed $685.
Scattering, lS9
ANDREWS, (d) elected by &C plurality.
5th distrct-Smart, $3.50
Gushing, 1904
Scattering, 337
SMART, (d) elected by 662 plurality.
9th district-Strickland 3696
Stetson, 1854
Washburn, SOL
Scattering, 243
WAsHBuRN, ivy elected by 1905 plurality
9TH district-Fuller, AHA
Pike, 44S3
Scattering, 96S
FULLER, (d) elected by 23l plurality.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-11-28

his son nau cOmlndnueu tneIn 10 90. I1crc was
direct and positive command of God to do the
thing in question, man forbade 1t. Show me
now a direct and positive command of God not
to obey the requirement for giving up slaves,
and will agree that we are bound by it, ALSO
htely bound to it, all human laws, that have
been or can be enacted, to the contrary not
withstandng. But the very question between
us is, what does the law of God teach in refer
ence to this matter, Does it command US to
obey or resist the constitutional provision in
question. Directly and specifically it does
neither. 1t simply lays down great principles
and rules of duty, leaving to every man the ex-
ercise of his own understanding and conscience
in applying them-requiring, however, and
that imperatively, that sacred regard should be
had to all of them, and not to one or fec on
ly Do you deny this, and recite me to Deut
%, l5,-'s Thou shalt not deliver unto his
master, the servant which is escaped from his
master unto thee1" Allow me in return TO
refer you to the 18th verse of the same chapter
"and thou shalt have paddle upon thy weap-
on and it shalt be, when thou wilt ease thy
self abroad, thou shalt dig Herewith, and shalt
turn back and cover that which cometh from
thee" Now if either one of these texts are
binding upon us, in this day and generation,
they both are-and when you will equip your
self and perform, as the latter enjoins, GER
tainly will not question your sincerity in invo-
king the former, whatever may think of yonr
taste and judgement.
But you say the eternal principles of justice
and humanity are outraged in returning fugi-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-17
Oct ctidtf

ENLARGEMENT OF the Cnpitol.-Thc Committee On Pub
u Budng having been authorzed BY Tesou
plans accompanied by estimates Tor the
extension CAPITOL and allow premium OF hye hundfed
dollars fr the plan which may BE- adopted Y he on
lie BuIdnr accordingly invite such
mans and emse 70 Secretary The Senate
orb before day of December nert
required that these plan. and estimates shall provide of he
CAPITOL additional wings, 10 be placed on
The north and building by the erection Of
building within the enclosure TO the east Of the
building.
The desire prescribe condition that may
and Judgment but he
would prefer proposed have such
with the present building W 70 pre-
sefys the ren~raI when complete
Although plan be adopted the committee reserve 70
NY The adoption " pafu OF
different should be Jopnd
which event. committee also 20 themselves the night TO
divide Judgment OF
premium for the WHOLE pian 10 those whose plans
according the relative importance and
men Of each part adopted. :. - ,,,...uu.u
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
JOHN H. CLARKE,
Committee of the Senate Public Buildings.
SENATE CHasnrn, 3Oh September, 1850
Oct 3-2wa
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EDITsD Ut
TH o N AS KIFCHIE.


.s,te Lands Real Estate, ColIecsion of Debts, and
rus General Agency, Dubuque, Iowa.
.u,a oee permanently established for All
Suns ths legitimate sphere Of agents duss viz
land once e surveyor generss once for Wisconsin and
Iowa -. =. ,o..,,o. ~ ..,u,... A..
psrehase, sale. or lease Of real estate
pssneut Of uax ON lands city lots.
nSsmpton Glands lots from TAX sale
isyeIlsaton Of titles, conyeyancing, &C.
s attention emigranis, societies.
lsr. 40 respectfully invited 10 this eice
1s opportunities Of information peculiarly AMPLE from
s with Dubuque land Office, aud nearly three
49, af ,he Moines yalsynn southern Iowa.
M public works. and register O the State land ofhce
estate for sale, and as exhibiting the sold and
d lands In northern Iowa. viii be carefully complied tor
~ convenience Of purchasers. Il
s amcabe collection OF debts will dilgey TO-
~ many facilities this purpose will from
favorable location. Arrangements made by
h business may transacted through this ONCE In part
he in the negborng counties Of Illinois and Wis
,as,In, and In Minnesota Territory. 1l f8 saElsaE.3
AGENCIES viii BIO accepted from corporations,
ssuuns merchants and business generally Business
~ M with prompt attention. and instructions will
~"'"" CHAs. COOKERY, Notary Public
JtlY, 1850
Hon Geo W. Jones, United States senator, Washington city
oa a g. Dodge senator, Washington city, D. c.,
Non Lsr representative in Congress- Washington city,
w. TSompson representative Congress- Washington city,
o. q, oT Nj Pleasant, Iowa s3 NG .s
noa D. r Disney representative in Congress, Washington city
To%.s W. Giaike counsellor a,aw No, IL Wall street. New
William D. nmap esq, No. 70 Chatham street. New York.
sylvester clerk Of the Patent Ofce) Chaestown New
Mssoa Curtis Rankin, counseos ataw, Burlington and
Keokuk, Iowa
sept 2-1
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N
Office lfor the presenp No. Law Buidings Richmond Va
X ~ will with promputude all kind Of claims against
the State virginia. the United States q the
OF the governmeD against Individuals all revolutionary claims
pensions, three months pay pay bounty lands, and all
arising out ofthe Of sl2 the Mexican
He has been ronneeed with the general nearly twelve
years. and possesses facilities for the prosecution Of claims which
aIee enjoyed by Ew
All etiers (p pad) addressed him, either Richmond
Washington civ, will receive immediate attention.
lie the kind permission the following gentlemen TO refer 10
them Hon James Mason and r. NJ T. Hunter United States
Hon JAS A. Seldom H. Tho H. Averett, A.
Holaday raulus Powell hos Bocock Richard Parker, H. A.
Edmnndson, y. Mchiulen, House ofRepresentatyes.
Hon John Mason Hon. John M Dois and James Lyons,
Richmond.
Hon . Hobbe Assistant Postmaster General and Thomss
Ritchic Washington City,
Oct 5-d2w&w3m
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The of win be entered upon books usss
payment ofthe Subscription be made l. advance.
Distant Subscribers may forward money by susr he postage
ON which win 10 paid BY b ossvss b ne
The COUNTRY PAPER d pubi.hed r weekly dursnx As sss
sons Of Congress, and semi weekly during
Subscriptions FOR period year viii be received
propoIuoned 10 the above annual rates. sft
0PosTMAsTERs auhouxed 10 act a. our sss., sal by
sending DAILY subscribers $50 encIossd 81 Svs
S25 eneo.sd or rvs WHkKIY
with so enclosed VIZ DC sadea % ecpy q ms
same edSaon they subscSery for, srasss
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EM .sR R sR

A NEW Route 20 pfttsburs, via the Baltimore, sus-
gaehanna Psmasyirania Through to Pburg in
80 Aour-An express Of will leave Calvert station daily
with ts l,ited states and Baltimore
a. m connecting the fast line Middeown at J, p M ar
irving nj Harrisburg u, p m, 10 dinner u
The train leaves for the al q arriving At
p passengers have the option Of
either by packet boats
stages direct ffom Holidaysburs 70 PitbbnT
Tcke viii be following BY this rain 10 wit
York Wnxhuve Columbia Marietta, MddletowD Harrisburg,
New Pc MiDerst6wn Pcryse Lewistown, McVeyown Hunt
S. psn so connects wi, tSe Cumberland Valley raoad
Carlisle, sbppensburg Chambefsbug and
points this road. NJ. .--..
For Inc passengers Washington for
the above will be a The
depot Railroad Company the arrival OF
the morning cars receive the baggage which viii be
earned "ee y s''s' '" ROBERT STEWART,
octl-df Ticket Agent.
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General Agency and Law Once n wsshiaxto,,.
DE sELDING wyLIE,

No. 7odds Bdinss Pennsyleania asenue sJ
BroVns Hotel, Washington, ID. C.
CHAs DE sELDING ANDREW wyLIE, jr., having formed
60 tershp for e purpose Of prosecuting claims before
Congress- the departments, before board
sones appointed for he adjustment Of spoauons other
claims against foreign prepared their
full and faithful be inuusted
their charge They will also attend Obtaining pensions, bounty
land return dues claims arising under treaties,
otherwise buying and selling real estate collecting private claims
Andrew Wyiie, will with which
either himself the firm be nusted OF the courts OF
the District, or the Supreme Court OF the United States.
Chas DE selding being United States commissioner,
public and commissioner Of deeds o a the OF the Unon
will give prompt taking testimony acknowedg
ment OF deeds, and other duies which appean his Office
Charges will be moderate regulated by
and the extent OF services required
Communications lpost pad) will receive immediate attention
! Sept o--dly NN Il
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Said beef and pork be delivered between the first day Of
required By Payment
within thirty days AFTER delivery.
Offers Sesi pork Tor each Of places
Tne sssi must Be- from eas slaughtered
the y. day ofNovsneer 1850 and the s day January and
legs leg quarters,
sn ND s ms Il sss 'ss
ne s s9 Of e w p
barrel and the remainder be Of
Tue pork mus, packed from eomfed wsfaaenea hogs
& and Weighing nos ess
each, excluding the heads oes necks shoulders hams
n ns sS n s osas and must cut
" p,i %us u sya w Us
must have Ss ounces Of ns 20 each
The barrels must be entirely ne and be made of,e bes,
ed heart Of white oak and heading be less than three
ous inch thick and g be hooped least theeours
Each barrel branded BY burning is head "Nav beef
and the Year when packed - -
The beet AID pork viii unless Otherwise directed by the chief Of
aforesaid and BY swon inspector Of sal,ed pro
charges be paid ~ the
% I Of he
specye nayards aforesaid after Inspection and At their own
Two approved equal half the
% ~. p "a ac S
made collateral scuh for the due and faithful a o.
complied wiz: In AZ and . Be e. for cited 70
the aed @ ~ inc a % a o o D o @
the beef pork above mentioned
tractor pay states, quldaed dam
price to be paid delivery thereof qui-
- may BE- @ S% s 70 ms ne s sos
specihed 1excepng per withheld until the
sa s
shall have been s en- navy agents cC
TO the terms Of the contract
engraving contract Persons inter
essd obtain them on application his Office m :.
forthwith noufed and early as practicable contract viii be
The bureau within days exclusive the time required o e
record or duplicate Of the informing bidder the
Of his proposal win bs deemed thereof with
cepied conformity with this understanding
ton he act OF Congress making
1851 approved ION August ise of which sub
on. q ;Ss ,hss he o. isy undertake
within ten days good furnish The a
This guaranty must bo accompanied by Of
Judge, Uaiisd States diste. asosy navy
bureau that the are able 70 make good their
No proposal viii considered accompanied by Oehsua
Of hrn company Offers with the Christian written
in fun, should be distinctly stated
Eroet from Congress approved aus"si 10, 1885,
$50 ad % tAsr enacted That, from and a.sI he ps'sage
ts under The movso 70 ,hs general
BY written guaranty signed BY one %
$ n s fassi s s ai $ Ss be-
nto prescribed by he Secretary
OF IN. Navy furnish the
plies proposed No shall be considered unes. aceompa
sa me & % Or s sss &c ss ss % sid
enter into obligation prescribed by the Secretary
OF the Navy furnishing the
pes Secretary of Navy shall proceed 20 contract wit,
furnishing The sad supplies and
amount contained
proposal for which he have
supplies whole period
proposal charged against ad bidder or bidders and h
immediaie,
United for the Of the Navy Department
Of debt against either OF NIL Of said persons
l-law4w
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N coiois, and white and black. t
SS ps.' .Sas s Id az soy sss TssstS
ssS n es 8 asss ysivs ;sPs sa s.sf assnS
eds ~i 'od < Re very loves. pdss. for ihs ess
oss s-sclw O. WIN. YERBY.
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Bureau Of Provisions and ciothI

NAVY DEPARrMEkr,
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing, August ], 1850.
SEALED PROPOSALS. "Proposas Beef" and "Po
posals i Pork the be- win be received al this
office until ~ O'Clock, Thursday the 18th OF August
for furnishing and delivering free of all cost and risk 20 the
United States t
Five hundred barrels beef and thousand
hundred barrels OF navy pork. t.t I.l
Each barrel 10 than pounds
weight pork OF weight either article will
paid TO delivered the respective yards follows
Bbls beef Bbls pork
AT Chariestown, Mass. 800. 800
Al brooklyn, NJ Y. ,eO0..... yW
Al Gosport, yS0O 800
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Immediately. -
THE Principal Of wacnton IN o. Male Academy wishes
employ teacher who qualified
branches and the lower mathematics He
an unmarried man. habits and good moral character
applications made immediately and by letter. paid
10 the Principal.
Feb lp-du
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ny A. M PARQUHAR, fosery Of Harrisburg, Pennsyfvana,
ID for cams with Meri-
the war with Great Britain, and the Flor
ida
For pensions, bounty land, o scrip.
Bouniy Lan1-wl the purchase and sale Of bounty
land order.
Pasnf oesThe applications Tor patents, procuring models
drawings all their various branches
General Post onesAi claims against the department win be
of conuscors quarterly account pay Of
duo facilitated, &c.
New Orleans DeIa Union, Mobile Advertiser, Louis
Vile Cincinnati Gazette, Indianapolis
SENTINEL Herald and Detroit free Press, viii publish 10
viii |. paprr. June 24n
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monographs Encyciopsdia or Science, LAteratur
nj Arr.

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pRosPECTUsThe conograhic Encyclopedia will embrace a
pie.oI. These arranged strictly
~ ssI1 % sa S ss IN
% : sn s s
s s WIN % The
win make practically useful and Of reference The ubd
l. Mathematics subdiv Geometry, Astronomy, Cosmogaphy
q Natural Sciences rubdv-NaiuaI Philosophy
Meeorooy, Chemistry, Mneaogy, Geology Botany, Zoology
General Gsosphy sabaivPhysical Geography, comprising
hydrogphy, oIosph botanical and geological geography His
Gsossphy "a general aias and psns aes
s s % hs costumes and customs
Military sciences Arms, ae. Implements of fordhca
Ship building Of I'll ages. details Of vessels
aS ss. s.'s .nesn,. the
middle ages hs and Of modern
g. Mythology Religious Polyheism and Monothesn
The Fine Ar subdivscup,urc painting. drawing ensa
wing ihogaphy typography, music, dancing and the damao
10 Tsshnoos .abaiv Public works. highways, railways,
OF forests coming and coins weights and plates
conographic Encyclopedias published parts
s n sssp e, ssp s
feet order until completed, when they can be bound
ready appeared which may be examined The boess,os
Price 81 per part. Aug
l,HOICEGrade. and styles OF F.nnel..-we invite the
attention Of our friends and customers to the folowing
IS do real welch shrink, in all the grades
10 do hne swan skins
10 10 DO DO i.pensl s.pens 90 90
- A'' 'AA A-'i cI2GEfT, NEWTON, MAY, q co.
DARLOa and three Chambers to let, SIX doors from
National Hotel over Parkers Fancy s'ore elegantly sn.hed
Fancy and Perumey Store, Penn. avenue
Sept a-da near National Hotel
IS pisss" psss Tnibe msnnos including all the shade.
IS do double width eashmeres assorted shades
10 do do do dress patterns, (vep select
"a So iow'paeed rea Ana moussenss and esshmcres
,s s w our %e Sa % s s
-"' p''''' '' '''' CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, = co.
ROSNET veivets, s.tns, &c. just received. 70 which
We invite shs attention Of The ladies; , viz .,, ,
Is do white and isncy-ooored .atins
n - ' CLAGETr, NEWTON, MAY, a co.
Sept Is 2nf - .1L. LII.
shell nowers with BASKETS dnee, ifo,n the Mediterranean
The ABOVE rood are elegant. and viii be od al moderate prices
Also, fur,ier supply, just opened, Of
s,,ssss:. s,ss,,,s .ss,Ss sssss es.ssp ss .s.p
PSalon. chemical inusora,or, ke. ...,.
Great hat, cap, genemcns outhtting establishment
No l, Browns hotel, I'd door from main entrance
Aug l7-eod3uf
LExAsDREs KID GLOVES have just received The
Is doren ladies' assorted, dark
~ do do do light colos
"a do do black III
IS do ssu,ismsns assorted dsr., including all sizes
70 DO DO be'i black, double 'ushsd
the .sSy. eomps.e. city, decidedly
The best Imported, who have Aenan
"''p' cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
4 s,OMPII.ATIoN OF Army Registers, from 1873 90
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Mrs. ID. III. Burr's and English Seminary -,
Young Ladies', 8s@83 la@I -Aa

Corner of Ninth and e streets, Washingfon, n. sa,ls
WILL Monday, the lh Of September thorough
English studies is pursued and advantages
acquiring accomplishments this
Able Instructors employed in the several depart
mens Principal o. s
pupils ntsied her inied number II boardcs are
all times In French
and enjoying comforts OF pleasant nome.
TERMS &c., made known application 70 the Principal
Aug 27-3mw4w ..a.GsE8 -.. H.4c45A .st3r
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III M SMITH, conner Of Main and 10Th streets, late
ILL., OF PARKER SMITH, socits early orders for
the with
attached lie ready made the usual variety Of
chimes powers shelters, small
and combined. Wheatfns his
the celebrated Bambrough fan, much
Pennsylvania He asks particular
attention superior
other He devoes particular attention
repairs particularly made BY Jabex Par
ker and Parker and smith lie will warrant such repairs give
Of spikes be inserted small cost thus
making machines inferior from wear, equal 70 new
Of McComict espns machines extra sckes
for same and chains for chain horsepo powers.
RIcHnosp,V Va.
May7
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HAVE in the largest and stock Of stoves
citizens Of Washington for
eighteen years. Sizes and kinds My assortment
age detail OF them would be uespassng
upon The readers patience. ~ III. "A /. Us-... f..
CRATES and hard coal and various
wood Please call and examine them will
small centage have on hand
supply Of the galvanized portable for heaupg
churches Offices which the
shortest notice Aiso cooking the celebrated
Gosne patent paror for heating paro and chambers
above by introducing the external air.
Ihaye in addition aboye this received direct from
Philadelphia large supply improved Hathaway, Buck
tight cooking will them to bake well and In
satisfaction have the
sale Of the above cooking stove in this market
satisaction returned and the
money refunded genuine uted the bottom of the
bake oven, word Etna the frontpiaie sU5#
handsome parior
called Franklin for wood coal Please
~ ~ ~ - 49, g. WOODWARD,
Penn avenue, between 10th and llth streets
Oct a-eod6wf - ~ 1870 .a bae- as