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NEW and Splendid Paper Hang ings.-s. p. FRANKLIN
bcg leave TO inform his friends customers and The public gen
orally that he has received his Paper hanging Warehouse
Pennsylvania
twenty Of superior and papers borders
domestic manufacture Of beautiful patterns and varying In price
from On cents 20 ~ piece.
- r. r. In daily OF the
New York his spring npoaons magnificent invoice Of French
papers, with borders These selected from
Oldest and most avote manufactures France and viii be found
on examination worthy Of every consideration.
In ALSO handsome supply Of gilt cornees,
the necessary fixtures.
posed Of wholesale RETAIL the most pleasing
Mar 22-eo3uf
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United states Patent once.

ON petition Nathan Locking Of North Dansve New
praying the extension patent said Locking
in plough for from the expiration Of
said PATENT which takes place the day Of April
1850
ordered said petition be Once
third Monday April u O'Clock, all persons
notified appear and show II they why said
petition ought not TO be granted.
Ordered also, published Republic,
telgencer and Union Washington city, d. c.; North American,
Gazette Philadelphia; Tribune New York Daily American,
New York Journal Providence week for
weeks previous the third Monday April
DE WITT G. LAWRENCE,
Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
p sEdo Of the above papers win please copy and
bills the Patent Once with paper containing this notice.
Feb l2-law3w
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BY GREEN & TAsTET, Auotionssr..

ROOKs from London.-Guide the Art OF Making Paper
ID Flowers. London, 1850
Model Cottages BY Society Arts. VOL Engraving
Is4e.
Tinmouth Points Of Stewardship. vol
Major General Charles 3. Napier Military Law. vol.
Jamiesons Mechanics for Practical Men. Fourth edition.
Gregory Mathematics for Practical Men Enlarged edition
Grammatical Introduction the London Phamacopoia. VOL
1919
Glascocks Naval omcen Manual. Second edition. vol.
Franciss History Bank England Third
China By Montgomery Martin 2 vols.
. Just Imported, from London direct, BY
March 20 FRANCK TAYLOR
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CHILLING on Winter Stock at COst-The subscribers
spectly inform their and the public generally that
determined offer their stock first cost during
month"; engaged In taking inventory
spring purchases Among assortment NAV
be which seasonabe useful all
tines which will dispose Of for cash, puncuai
toners. We
so pieces colored dress silks, in all styles
white blue and pink satns
do. do. glace silks
20 pieces coloed silk vevets in all possible shades.
few remaining Of those handsome embroidered
Canton dresses suitable coo for spring with complete
collars bees and inside handkerchie all OF
CLAGErT, NEWTON, MAY, q CO.
Feb l2-3teod
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NEW Fancy Goods.-The respectfully
their friends and customers especially the ladies' the
following variety OF spring goods which they will be pleased
exhibit a ues and offer at prices which cannot fail to please
viz;
pieces hghcolored spring mousselns in pink, blue ant
10 pieces fine figured mousseines very choice patterns
10 do neat figured mousselines for children
20 do half mourning - do
de Parsennes, halt mourning material
Is do fancy colored bcreges, in blue, pink and green
20 do embroidered bereges, in very select styles
SO do fine figured do
50 do medium priced do, comprising great variety ofpaens
and prices
25 do lustre berege, a low-priced article.
In ngham musins and lawns, we have the annexed styles
so pieces best French gnghams in all desirable patterns for chill
drcn
30 do bes, printed jaconet cambncs
30 do French musins
IS do colored lawns
30 do small plaid musins, in dress pa,ens-a bargain
IS do neat figured British prints
IS do do French do
10 do small striped do
S do solid colored do In pink, blue and green
In white goods have
30 pieces fine jaconet cambrics
% do medium price do
do cambria muslins, In nil grades
30 do fine satin plaid and striped cambrics
Swiss muxlins
100 do plaid musins at lax cents per yard
Is do fine and medium corded dmues
10 do rice corded cambrics
namsooke and null muslns
Is do fine India linen and bishop lawns
10 do colored dotted Swiss musns
20 do fine plain Swiss muslins
20 do wide Tarieion muslins
10 do coiorcd do
50 patent hoop skirts
- mar.sIies do
- hne mohair do
In addition we great variety goods belonging the
line which enumeate all Of which we will be pleased
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90 Religious Notico-There will be meetings three times
tomorrow Sunday in Jefferson Hall, corner of It'll and
mencng O'Clock, mpreaching by Elder W. Emerson;
Communion and Testimony; a7f O'Clock al night preaching
by Elder J. A. Davis.
The public respectfully invited to attend.
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BY DYER 9 nRoTHER, Arctlone.r..

VALUABLE WOODLAND AT AUcTIoN.-on Monday The LIST
day OF April next, at O'Clock, the premises,
sell ~ acres Of valuable woodland lying about miles from
Capitol on the road 70 Bladenbur beautifully for VII
las or country residences adjoining the lands Of Mes
Calvert and Burows is abundanny supplied good
IS Of well exposed for garden being
exhausbe bed Of the richest peat will be sold altogether
lots 10 suit purchaser
Of third balance IN and 10 months. for
satisfactorily secured bearing interest.
DYER h BROTHER,
Mar 2-eodAds Auctioneers.
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CoLLHoros's orrrcK, March 10, 1850
CTrY TAxEs-Deduction for prompt P.yment.Tho.e
whose lse
have paid january deduc-
ton Of eight will be from
be paid this once before April.
A. BOUTWELL,,
March @-faw2wu Collector
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NEW styles OF Spring Csssinercs vestings, n Cloths
We just received large and most fashionable
goods Of finest fabrics and styles
prepared make order the very
Members Of Congress
generally examine the Also, Cloves cravats
supply Of fancy articles suitable for the approaching
Mar I7-3aw3w DUvALL BROTHER
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In addition, have variety goods belonging the above
which a Of which will be pleased to
exhibit with complete Of staple domestic
goods all Of which prepared sell the favorable
terms CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Mar l6-lw
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Sale OF United States Land above Georgetown, ID. e.
oHpslscs DrrlRrxrsr,
Washington, March 10, 1850
PROPOSALS writing will he Isl Of May
Of the Potomac which occupied United
magazine buildings This land
tember 1875 and described in said deed bcgnnng
marked u s. Sides the head Of the canal and 20
Potomac Companys canaand running south, %
ees cast Az feet inches marked above,
another
All inches another marked above thence
ing acres the highest price offered
buildings shah be satisfactory the Secretary Of War;
s passed "a March, ISIS conveying % Inc person Offering The
highest price, and his heirs and assigns forever all the right ue
and interest Of the United States In said premises being fully
belonged said Potomac Company which has been
and laid OF for the Chesapeake and Ohio canal which
The proposals win not opened
May They should be endorsed on the outside oer for lot at Liz
Mmsi+ b. Brig. Gen., and Colonel Of Ordnance
SPRISG sILIxswe invite the Of the ladies
following variety, which feel confident saying equalled
In District, In any respect, viz
20 pieces neat plaid fouard silks
20 do fine figured India do
IS DO medium quality do
90 .%a i1 sp s1' 90 n Ss assp psn sb ss
Is do owpriced small checked silk, suitable article for
10 do plain silk, grave taste or old sdiesan
auction bargain
do plain silver gray silk
do plaid half mourning silk
. DO new Style figured half mourning silk
''i when sS%P VI" :. o Ess yas cheap Of qualities
do a nch black uGata
DO ,-s rich black c,os de Rhine
do rich black figured S &C
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90 Religious Notico.-There will be meetings three times
%ensns Il O'clock m-preachins By Gerson;
Communion and Testimony; a7t O'Clock a. night preaching
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
90 ST. Matthew'S Church.The Rev Dr. Ryder President
Georgetown College, will preach in ST. Matthew'S Church.
morrow Easter sunday, at II O'Clock, an
90 Professor s. r. Andrews, Of New York, VIII ad-
institution this afternoon, at O'Clock -
The public respectfully invited to attend O. c. WIGHT,
90 Smithsonian observation-disclosures REED, of Uni
vey of Pennsylvania, win deliver course Of three lectures
Monday, Apr. and Wednesday, April On the Origin and
Lectures 70 commence precisely at o'clock p. m.
oQAn Easter Festival, procure fund. % complete
eops viii Be held oDEoN PennyIvania
n street. during the first week in April commencing Easter
svs evening o Of the week '''~ '
ments Of VARIOUS kinds win be exhibited for sale.
a good bshd viii be in attendance.
and 1d gentleman, 81. '''''' '-'' : - ~ -' 'N''
school of,S Church. hoped
viii extend this Festival liberal patronage "feed my Lambs "
sHAKsPEARE READINGS.
Miss KIMBERLY respectfully announce: TO the citizens Of wash
ROMEO AND JULIET,
OF Monday Epening Aprii /,
AT CARUsPs SALOON,
Being positively reading she Washington
Tickets be had the usual places Reading
mence nj O'Clock.
consequence day being Friday,
Miss KIMBERLY deems her reading announced
for this evening" until Monday evening, April lst
BY GREEN & TAsTET, Auctioneers.
CARD-The attention Of grocery merchants dealers, and
n particularly called the j.
Peerce take place Monday April LIST, 10 O'Clock
consisting Of
Sugars, Teas Spices, Soap, Salt, Coffee
Chocolate, Rice Raisins, Maccaroni
Tobacco Fish, Wares, Oils Liquors, and Wines Store Fixtures,
&C.
There Is also good rk-hone, a dray, nd wagon.
Together with MILL enumerated FIRST advertise
menL For further particulars be punctua and see.
GREEN 4 TAsTET,
March 30-ouf Aucnonees.
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RO0Ks from London-Li.t No. 7.-walbran's Dictionary
Rssslai., Translated nio Enri.s@a vols. ls4
Light Infantry Duy by Lieut. Adiuant sinno, 47t regiment
The Three Arms Divisional Tactic. Of pssssr translated by
Quite. Judge BY Capt Hughes Deputy Judge
advocate Generai-I vol.
JACKSON. Military surveynsDi VOL w. 80
Humbodts Cosmos, translated into English by oe0 vols,
.HsSy,s on BLASTING and y 1sai9sl yo ls'
The London stage- vols.
just imported nom London direct, by - -
feoio fhANch TAYLOR.
ny Count Hamilton author Of the Memoirs Of Count Grammont
Royal 70
smollo;i'. Complete Works, i vol, DO do
The Play. Consrsve, wychery, vanbeh, Fuquaha,
eo s lam un m., If s,,,se tou,, n.o..d a,
Msjestys navy, traveller. general
Just imported direct from London by ,..,,rv r,,,on
IUsT received ~ WIN Fischer, s..s,ensr.' Han, the
das ss Pss o. Ss, sen. per pse o,...
the Tine k Ssp Ss Fsla a. q y e. mg''f
The Gloucester Polka, as performed by GunsI
Home Mountain Wave celebrated song by Jas.
The Aspen shade Waltz w. x. OPT
on cast at shadow from Thy brow arranged quick step by
calop Brilliant, from Balfe opsths Aymon
The Tribute Waltz BY 9, sehey'
Flowers q the season, set Of quades arranged nom
womans Love beautiful song
ssacy Kate = beautiful ballad d "'"''
S san Hungarian gar an Ar BY snsmsemyi
Y By 4. S sSSc, Of "D,ne., t.n,
Ls s' n, ssf Fiss avs s .s% "s s".s9s oo.
Boqae Of Melodies collection o. airs. Marches wsns. sc,
T Tsss.s s, ,ss ysG =, ss sss. y so
dream that love can never fsetsuns sea, applause by
Hopeless. Love BY Sullivan.
PARTY and Hall Dre.. eood..-we inv,. The attention
advanced % ns s % ess. a dress goods a, s
10 On nsnc cot. Consisting o. the following variety
20 70 90 s color sa, sraps. se., grade:
do eolored Grape iisse
20 do. crsandi musins
A'O PLAIN ~Ae open and es9asr sr yS.s ss
ERENCH REVIEW. Revue du Houveau Monde published
at New York on the LIST and Ism q every per an
Agents, Penn. av., OH
MessMERRy.s History Of Maryland, fron ~. First
The Catholic Almanac ls5o.
A new supply this day received for by
Marie nnoss.s.s 20. es ;,
CD. ROGERS.
seed and 'sre"n"d' Wavsho|s No. M@tet street, Phas
FARMERS and grdeners Implements imported and American sar
NEW HOOKS this day received-No. 4, Pendenns BY
% No. Life and Correspondence Of sou,hcy.
The wimngtonsi novel By The Of Mordaunt HALL
ssss.. 81 Mnnsso sna nv Ms n d.
aa%sod,s Translated from ne German, BY q QUE
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODs.-LANE
TUCKER aors, Pennsyvania have
ccived, direct from New York. The latest arrivals large and we'll
Of cloths cssimces vesns, &c &c which
they respectfully invite The attention Of their numerous friends and
the public.
Mar ie-3nw3wif
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snd Port, incidents OF cruise I'm tine 6fg.te
confre 70 California, Sketches Of Rio Janclro,
Francisco, Lima by Rev waiter Cotton United States NAVY
Taylor MAURY
m&h Booksellers OH street
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lUEBsTER's Large 0usrro Dictionary, Unabridged.
cdr webster work l. the best dictionary Of the English
languae .v-London Morning Chronicle.
"a noble Of erudnon and interchangeable rssesrch
come % Be necessity every man-Lord
BrouEham.
Published by @. Merriam Springfield, Massachusetts,
or sale for them In Washington, by - - -
Mar ~
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90 Matthew'S Church-The Rev. Dr. Ryder, Pesiden
Georgetown College, will preach in ST. Matthew's Church. TO
morrow, Easter sunday, at IL O'Clock q.
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Tickets and Shares and Certificates Packages
above splendid prompt attention.
official Of each drawing sent Immediately
to all who order nom
Address J. & c. MAURY, Agents,
Mar 2l- Alexandria, Virginia.
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Dancing Academy.-second Course.
Mr. LIABLE has the honor 90 the citssn o.
wi Washington his second OF dancing
3lst of January st his
residence Pennsylvsn.a opposite WIZARDS Hotel
DAYS tuition. Thursdays, and ssur@
daysi Gsoreetown--Mondays and Fridays.
Jan Qo-dtf
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In the author Of Vanity Fair - y '-' -
ID No. Life and Correspondence Of sou,hey.
The WiminQtons; he author MoyA,u,, IA
Memoirs Of the Life and Writings Of DR., Chslmers
Sketches Of Minnesota, The New England the West ny
Seymour. With map. - -
Aamsolds Cosmos Translated from ne German, by n O. oue
TAYLOR h MAURY
mwp Booksellers, oh street.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-03
The Annivcrsary.-.Chungc Of Place,

Letters from our friends at New Lymo in
form us that, in consequence of the short
Hay crop in that region, it will hardly be
possible for them to keep so great number
Of horses as our Anniversary will be sure to
bring together; and they reluctantly advise
that the meeting he held in some other place.
The grass left by the drouth is now being
devoured by myriads of grasshoppers, so that
many of the farmers will hardly cut load
to tho acre. This information has rendered it
indispensable that some other place should be
selected for the meeting; and as the friends
at Randolph distrust their ability TO furnish
the necessary accommodations, the members
of the Executive Committee residing in this
neighborhood, after consultation, have unan-
imously determined that it must be held in
Salem. There is in this region at least
plentiful supply of food both for horses and
people and although our friends here have
been willing that some other place should
have the privilege of exercising its hospitali-
ty in return for the social, intellectual and
moral treat which the Anniversy is sure TO
bring with it, they will cheerfully open their
doors and their hearts TO all who may find
it convenient 20 attend.
That Salem may not have more than her
share of the good things from the anti-slave-
~ table, nor her hospitaliiies be too deeply
taxed, it has been thought best to hold no
meeting here next week, and tho appoint
ment previously made is hereby cancelled.
It is possible, but by no means certain, that
Abby X. Foster, on her way from Harrison
County TO Randolph, in the course of next
week, may give us an afternoon or evening
lecture. If she does, care will be taken TO
give as extensive notice as possible,
One circumstance will serve to reconcile
tho people in this vicinity to this change Of
plan. When the meeting for next week was
announced, it was expected that Parker
Pilsbury would arrive in season TO be pre-
sent; but this anticipation would not have
been realized, for, according to his plans, he
can at the very best only reach the State in
time for the Randolph meeting. lie will be
, here, of course, ut the Anniversary, and We
: ure not without hope that Stephen S. Foster
: will make glad the hearts of his numerous
friends at the West by his presence ON tha
occasion. If our earnest summons coulC
!, avail, he would be here beyond all perad
venture.
: Whether the change of place will rende
necessary change in the time appointed 70
the Anniversary, wo cannot at this momen
: say. 1t is possible that in order to afior,
time for the speakers to reach this place q
the close of tho meetings hereafter appoint
cd, it may commence on the 18th instead O
tho 10th of fSeptember. The question vii
E probably be decided in another week.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-03

Of Christ, aud equally with themselves re-
mtter aud retainer of sins, solely because
African blood flowed in his veins.
We are favored with sermons and nd-
dresses in abundance on the importance OF
learned ministry, aud we arc urged to give
our money for the support of Theological
Seminarics. Yet one of these Semnaries
has practically declared that any preaching
is good enough for negroes, by shutting Its
doors against the admission of colorcd can
didutcs for holy orders.
The experience of the present. as well as
of mast times, instructs us that Christianity
il so identified ia the minds of many with
the character of its teachers, that the de-
linquencies of the one unhappily afford to
multitudes an apology for questioning the
authenticity of the other. II a woe be pro-
nounced oguinst him who oficnds even q
little one who believes in Christ, surely the
minister of the cross cannot be guiltless
when, yielding to political attachments, &c
the dictates of worldly policy, or the innu
ence of unholy prejudice, he undernines the
faith of many, and gives great occasion tS
the enemies of the Lord TO blaspheme.
ain, Reverend Sir,
Your obedient servant;
WILLIAM JAY.
Bedford, Ne y. 25h June, 1850.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-03
Tho Union Supports Slavery.


The Pittsburgh Gazette, in an article de-
nouncing the Southern Dslinionists for
threatening to dissolve the national Confede-
racy TO protect slavery, even at the risk of a
servile war, says; "One blessing would,
however, result from such fearful and fra
tncidal war. Chattel slavery would be for
ever banished from the South. Let these
mad enthusiasts for disunon think of this"
What is this but confession that the Union
Is the chief pillar of slavery, without which
the vile institution could not stand. and that
It's peaceablo dissolution by the North
would result in speedy emancipation p
1t il is madness for the South to seek disso-
'ulion as means of protecting Slavery,
surely il must be wisdom for tho North 10
resort 10 It as means of relieving herself Of
criminal responsibility and of bonisbino
slavery from the country,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-03

PRESIDENT FnLMoRE's CABINET,
though composed of four Southern to three
Northern men, is utter oil not Southern
enough to suit the Slavery Propagandists.
Hear the complaint Of Ellwood Fishers
Southern Press:
We are surprised however at the local and
sectional character of the Cabinet. Not u
single member comes from a cotton planting
or large slaveholding State-although the
most important questions now pending, affect
that class of States more deeply and vitality
than all others. There are four members
from slaveholding States, Maryland, North
Carolinn, Kentucky aud Missouri-States Of
the smallest slave population, and supposed
to have the greatest affinity for the North.-
The slaveholding States left ioithom singl,
representative IN The Cabinet, are in population
wealth, production and commerce, at leas
twice as great as those who have four mem.
bers allotted to them. The three Northern
States which are represented are ultra sec
tional in opinion,-Massachus New York
and Ohio. The four Southern members are
of high Northern Wing politics.
Slavery is indeed hard master, when il
refuses TO be satisfied with such Cabinet as
that of the new President, with the renegradt
Webster at its head.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-03

PHnENoLoGIcAL LEcruREs.-Mr. Nelson ST.
zer, from tho house of Fowiers and Wells, New
York, has been lccturing upon Phrenology at
Ravenna, to thronged houses. He visits no
place where he is not invited. We wish there
were spirit and enterprise enough in our citizens
to invite him to come to Salem. Many of our
people, however, having been foolish enough to
pay for the scnsoless rant and buifoonry of tho
distinguished % DIR. Evans, we fear they will
be little inclined to part with their money to
any lecturer, however good, until the romem.
brance, of their folly has passed away.