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NEW received The Old established Music and
Stationery Store of I7h street, Pennsyyana
nue. following popular Music, from the pubIshe VIA
liam Han Son. View York, which we VIII ssl al our rsdseed
price, foar cenn page WIN. FschEk-
Cenue Noiees, BY Charles Glover
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eing wake six written by Anstn Phillips
Were but lys wife, BY Maedcr
The Mesquite Polka, BY J. sioman.
Diiseni Company Quick sp, performed BY Dodworb
Two Merry cip~ics a duet by McFsren.
Waves duet copcsed by Stephen Clover.
The Ffrexde song, by w v. Wallace
The Moonlight Fear BY strako.h
susan Bayne by Chri<fys Minrtrels.
Devas yale, scoth ballad BY the composer d he od kh
yard.v
Robert Disbic, arranged By y, Boyer.
Uncle Ned, win vsfianons By James g. maeder.
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La sy1phide, PaHfsse Rsmanfique, by NJ ctr,koeh.
The Ethiopian Medley, Overture, arranged BY D khnch'
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..sas. "a law. Il ZACHARY TAYLOR, Presidens of
unlsd sss hereby declare and aas a % sne ns.
e.phe sss. w = ras periods designated wiz
ne isas oss nes er ne ossi he public sads %
s,sS wirsia tne Aforementioned townships 70 Wit
SaA y tAs ias and rss e ts A principal maidan
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Towsshp nnssysx and ninety eight Of range
Townships ninety unesis ninety eight and
nass Taya.S hs ans es ninso ninety sx nine
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township township anesysiH leneept
swsn eight thirty and thiy our including the
agency aud townships nnegesen and nineyeish Of
To~nslps niassy TWO and ninety sar. Of range
Townshps ninsiyvone and nnty-two, range fourteen.
a. s ssg ag S January M ne y e ne public lands
situated within the undermenioned townships, wiE #a
NstA the base ns and Of the mn principal meidam
Townships sr sxeishs, and sixty nine, Of range
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TSwnshps ANY eight and sia nine, Of range wenstwo
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within following townships, 10 wit
Norh of II. base line and Of The A principal mfrdian.
Township seveny-sis Of range twenty seven
Townships sssensx and seventy o. range
Townshps range
by the Of schools military other
will be excluded from the sales
The offering the above lands viii be commenced on
verte Dispatch until the whole shall have been
closed But sale shall be kept open
weeks and private Of any The lands VIII
De expiration OF the TWO weeks
Given under hand the city Of TINS day
September, thousand eight hundred and forty
By the Presidents
j.. BUrrERkIELD,
Commssoner Of the General Land ofce.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTToN CLAIMANTS.
Every person right pe-empnon any
within the townships above enumerated required etab
the satisfaction Of the and receiver OF the
Office, and make therefor,
ansr notice and before tine appointed for the
memo public sale of embracing
claimed otherwise such claim win be lorstsd
,s4 .af4 &# k-eGt j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commssioner Of the General Land oAce.
Postponement OF the Public Land sales ~ Dabuque,
Notice hereby sven public by
President OF the United States dated the fifteenth day
81 September, held land once UUBUQUE,
Iowa seenA and days Of January, 1850 de-
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under hand the city Of Washington this Ilh day Of
z. TAYLOR.
BY the President: #
j. BuTTKRrIELp,
Dec u Commissioner of The General Land Once
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Unitel states Patent Onlse,
Eahruarx 10. lkSI

IN the petition Of James Cswel OF Pibug Pennsylvania,
praying the extension Of granted said Cswe
Improvement in preparing seeds for pressing
the Of said patent which takes place
on the 3lst day OF Jsly, ISL
petition Once
the first Monday In May m II O'Clock, and all
notified they said
titon cuehl % be granted. s8 esga s.8
Ordered, also, published Republic
gence Onion, Washington city, D. O. North American and
axete Phadeipha Tribune, New York. Journal Provdence,
Gazette, Pittbux Pa week for three
THOs. EWBANK,
-s~. Commissioner Of Patents.
sEaito papers win please copy, and their
bills the Patent Once, with paper containing this notice.
Feb 20--law3w
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CITY OF WASHINGTON, SATURDAY MORNING MAY ls, 1850


N the petition fThomas d. Dewey, administrator of David
DECREASED East Pouney Vermont praying tor the
son q patent granted sd DAVID Dewey ior an improvement
horse from the expiration Of said
which takes place 23d day Of November ISL
IL ordered petition be heard a the Patent Once
O'Clock,
nouhed and show they have why said
petition ought not 10 be granted.
Odered also be published In Republic, In
tegencer, and Unon Warrington ci Telegraph Harrisburg
Providence Rhode Island Evening
nal Albany, New York Free Press, Mddlebu, vermont
IndianapoI Indiana
weeks previous 70 The hrst Monday IN June next
IVA Cd THOMAS EWBANK, 5 t
eMN &@ M SaH ga Commissioner of Patents
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Feb 25-law3w
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WATSON a RESwTCK.
rATENT AGENTS,
street, Opposite the Potent U6ics. Washington, 3D. C.,
,t~r, IN me nsssd foreign
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Hon. Edmund Burke, Commi-sioner of Patents -. =
James wesscor, , chsirnan ofcemmnse Sena" ON
Patents.
f,ouysrpeur Kemble, esq, West Point foundry.
lanes Rcnwick LII. D., New YORK.
HENRY 3rrvoors, e~q, Gerdon Iron Wosts, bo~nn.
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EXAMINATION OF THE NETWORKS. The ex-
animation of witnesses for the Defence in the Parker
case, commenced at South Berwick "Wednesday. Mr..
Eastman In his opening remarks said that the defence
were prepared with evidence somewhat similar to that
introduced at the former examination, which would
show that neither of the respondents could have had
any active hand in the commission of the crime
Neither did the defence know who did commit the
crme-had they known, they would readily have point
ed out the way to the New Hampshire authorities, in
order to clear themselves from the situation in which
they were now placed 1t would be shown that both
Asa and Henry 7. Wentworth were that night where
they could not have participated in the murder
Several witnesses were introduced who testified to
having attended ball at Saco on the night that Park
er was murdered, and that Henry +. Wentworth was
there,-one of the witnesses saw him and spoke to
him at IL O'Clock, and also between twelve and one
O'Clock.
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POWER OF PARDoNING IN MASSACHUSETTS
Many OF our exchange papers in error in suppo-
or alone. In all executive acts, the Governor OF
Massachusetts is assisted by nine constitutional adj
visers, called Council. Among other committees
one on pardons is appointed. Before this commit
tee, the applicants for pardon or Communication Of
punlshments are obliged to appear, by their COUNSEL
and arguments are heard This committee report
their decisions to the Governor in council and it is
almost always accepted or, at least forms the basis
OF their subsequent action. The Governor has hard
ly a vote.-BoSton Courier.
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d 1t
BOGIF,S AM0IF

- bOGLE'S ANGLE. This is the name given bv
mr. boge to new Shaving Soap manufactured by him one
California soap plant Mr. B. has for some time been ey
PeriIhenng with the view oproducng shaving soap that
combine all the best qualities we think he has at
iasi sucCeeded Not only does the Amoe give promnt
ana prolnse lathe but may be applied to the epderest
shln %llou causing smart The soap is now nut nm in
Try it Boston transcript '''P0 anu sre'
boges Hyperion Fluid for the preservation of the hair
sun on te increase in public estimation Both of these
may pc mad OF the inventor, 277 Westinghouse Boston
to n sale Worcester by d. Scott Jr & Co., t. r Iazel
~ - - "AOeh' eod3tWlt2l
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- A Startling Discovery conirmatory of the
truth of the book of Jonah, has been made by Mr..
layard. In excapating the city Of Nineveh he dis
covered the name of Jonah inscribed upon the ruins
That prophet, as our readers know was sent to an
nounce to the people Of Nineveh the destruction Of
the CITY, His eloquence converted many of them.
and "God repented him. of the doom He had pro-
nounced, and spared the city for that time. Jonah
then became the prophet of Nineveh and was rev.
erenced by the inhabitants. AS was the Oriental
custom, they doubtless inscribed his name in con-
spcuous places on the walls of the public edifices,
and the Inscriptions engraved by Assyrian hands a
thousand years before the Christian era, have been
found by MIR. Layard This is one of the most ex-
traordinary demonstrations of the accuracy of Bb-
cal history we have ever heard Of
As yet we have only seen the beginning of the end
The city of Nineveh has scarcely yet been entered
and when the excavations shall have been completed,
If Mahometan Jealousy should ever permit that con-
summation, we maySxpect illustrations of the proph-
ecles that will strike the world with awe and won
der.
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EASTERN New HAMPSHIRE. Next TO the
Merrmack the Piscataqua river has its banks the
largest amount of manufacturing of any river in
New England. From the summit of "a hill on its
banks we had, the other day, fine view of Dover,
Somersworth, Salmon Falls, and South Berwick
MaIne-all furnishing towns, located within few
miles distance Of each other This is also an excel
lent farming region, and we noticed about some Of
the ancient farming houses, elms which are said to
have been set odt two hundred years. 1t will be
remembered that Dover was settled in 1923. but a
few weeks after the first settlement in the State
.MQnchester Democrat
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CONGRESS-


The Senate, Thursday, was occupied with the
compromise bill, the honors Of the day being divided
between Mr.. Foote, Mr.. Yulee and Mr.. Clemens, all
from thapartof the land of the free and the home Of
the best weere the distinction between nenand ami
mails Is by law chivalrously disregarded. If any
tnlng, Mr. Foote was rather brilliant than his
friends and opponents 1t is evident, however, from
the debate IT there any doubt on the ubect be-
fore, that there must first be compromise between
the different sections ofthe Slavery party before there
can be any between Slavery and Freedom. So fat
the bill hasn't made much Roadway, considering the
pains taken to bring it into existence
In the House the Canadian Reciprocity bill was
referred to the Committee of the Whole on the state
OF the Union, although the Chairman of the Commit
tee on Commerce asked that it might be put direct
~ upon It's final passage Sir Henry Bulwer's letter
OF January on the Coastng Trade and the Tariff was
then divided, the Committee on Ways and Means
getting the Tariff part and the Committee on Com
merce the other. The Senate's amendments to the
Census bill were only partially adopted, and Com
mlttee OF Conference was asked fol- on those which
the House would not agree to.
CONGRESS. REPORT OF THE GALPHIN
COMMITTEE. Washington, May II. In the
House.-Mr. Burt submitted the CALI hin report He
SAID there was great diversity of opinion in the
COMMITTEE, and reported resolution in favor of
printing the different opinions of the members of the
Committee
Mr.. NlcLane submitted minority report. Mr..
Brooks IS speaking against the printing, amidst much
interruption and confusion.
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The ARcTIc EXPEDITION. The two vessels
Intended for the expedition for the relief of Sir John
franklin, are now receiving their stores at the NAVY
Yard, and will probably be fully equipped in pro-
visions and men IN few days. The following Of.
hcers have been appointed ITO the ''Advance,' -
Lieutenant ID. Haven, commanding VIM. ii.
Maurdash' passed mldshlpman; w. s. Lowell, mid
shipman TO the ''Rescue,''S. P. Griffin. passed
midshipman; Henry Brooks, boatswain
" Y. Com. Adm.
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THE ''UNIoN''-Gov. QUITMAN. The cor
respondent of the New York Commercial Advertiser
writing from Washington, says:
The Union is said to lie under cloud The rats
desert falling house, and it Is reported that separ-
ton Is about to take place between those Arcadians
Messrs. Burke and Richie. The Union will not
hereafter be burrhened with superfluous patronage
either public or private, and the party are as is well
known, the reverse of united in support of it. Mr..
Burke has been connected with it upon salary of
$4,000 per annum, with prospective interest in the
establishment itself. The loss of the public printing
and the executive patronage, upon which it has lived
tor three or four years past have is understood so
deprecated the value of the property that it is now
IN condition to invite the investment of any mans
capital
A rumor reached town last night that General
Qutman was to take commad of the bucaneerinq
expedition, said to be even now lowering over the
coasts OF Cuba. 1t is specous tale, but it is not
probable that General Quitman designs to abandon
his high position of Governor of state of this con-
iederacy to become the captain of gang of Sc free
companions" like those reported to have set out on
foray against the neighboring island The fate of
these marauders, if they have gone on such an err
rand, cannot be doubtful.-They will either return
without having seriously attempted anything, or thew
will perish, miserable victims to the disease of the
climate and the season. and to the other pers of their
adventure. Three or four hundred desperadoes, a
crazy hulk or two, and few scores of condemned
nuskets, will never effect the conquest of Cuba =
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Anti-SIavery NHeetin. vVornns.au

IrgIe VII be injecting at the CITY HALL on SUNDAY
At HFKp1 On and EVENING, May 10Th. 80
M nHThf BON BROWN, sel-emancpated Slave and
~, - Z. n. SMITH, eolored man. of Richmond Va
M &c ana narrae some of the incidents relating to
~ the Evening, BENZ. #. ROBERTS of BOSTON n col
ored man, VIII address the citizens Snbjects The Cha
States.n 10, AeoPie Ill the United
uzt Nav II
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WOMAN MISSING. Mrs. Isabel Hardy left hel
mothers residence in Holston, the Sth of April last
for the purpose of obtaining employment factory
she was last seen in South Wrentham the 18th ut
since which time trace of her has been discovered
Mrs. Hardy is about 20 years of age, of low stature
round favored, and light complexion. She &
mouslin de laine DRESS blue ground work, figured witt
light brown vine, long plaid shawl, and bonnet o
deep blue uncut velvet trimmed with blue ribbon Any
information respecting her, communicated to her moth
er (iannah Ottason) at Holiston, will be gratefully
ceived.
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TokEEP CHIMNEYs CLEAN. Instead of plaster
ing chimneys the usual way, the Albany CnItiyator
says take mortar made of one peck ofsali to busbel
Of lime adding as much sand loan as will render Il
fit to work, and then lay on thick coat. IF the
chimney has no offsets Tor the SCOT to lodge on, il
VIII continue perfectly clean and free from all dan
ger Of taking fire. A trial of three years warrants
the assertion.
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DR.. ]. WESLEY KELLEY

WIZ be in attendance at the Medical Office, No 20 Me-
cHANic STREET, for consultation with patients on all dis
eases generally of Men, Women and Children during SAT-
ukDAY and SUNDAY the 18th and 10Th nsts No charge
Tor advice Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to call.
May Is ,