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FOR RENT,

FURNISHED ROOMS, as comfortable as any in
II the city, eligiby located on the north side Of
r street, between 18th and 18th, and second door
from 18th. II desired, the whole house, containing
twelve rooms, will be rented on the most reason
able terms. Apply TO Mrs. X. NJ. Magruder, on
the premises Dec. 4--tf
rINHIRD NO. OF DYRNE's DICTIONARY
Il Of Mechanics, Engine Work and Engineering.
The Modern Housewife, by Alexis Soyer.
For sale at TAYLOR & MAURY'S
Feb. II Bookstore, near 9th street.
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GEORGE MACKAY. Attorney.

GEORGE MACKAY, Attorney,
(LATE OF rLoRrpA,)
WILL attend TO all kinds Of business before Con
w gross and the Departments.
REFERENCES
Hon. f.. G. CABELL, Florida;
X. ToonBs, Georgia;
IA. w. HmLIARD, Alabama;
A. Boar, South Carolina;
II. q. winthrop, Massachusetts;
G. b. SMITH, Indiana;
&c r. l.. RosE, New York;
JOHN You've, New York.
June LIFT
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CARUSI's SALOON.
- OIREE DANSANTE.--L. Carusi has the plea
~ sure to inform his friends, patrons, pupils and
the public generally that the favoritc Sources will
be recommended on Thursday evening Nov. 80,
and be continued every Thursday during the
SON. l.. G. would also state that the saloon will be
illuminated with Gas in all its brilliancy, having
at very considerable expense effected his object of
suitably lighting up the Halls for dancing.
He has engaged Mr.. Weber's celebrated cotillon
band, who viii, particularly on this occasion, in
troduce several OF his new and fashionable polsas,
waltzes, rcduas, &C.
Tickets of invitation for ladies in all parts Of the
city have been prepared, and are now in the
Of distribution. Those ladies who may not receive
their tickets would confer favor by sending their
name and place of residence TO l.. Carusi, at the
Saloon, 18th street Nov. q
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(ooD LETTER PAPER, RULED, for
VI 81 25 a ream.
GOOD FOoLSCAP, RULED, for 81 25 a ream.
STEEL PENS for IS cents box, containing IL
dozen.
dnd fuu assortment Of Stationery and Blank
Books Of evy quality for sale at equally cheap prices
By TAYLOR < MAURY,
Feb. 10 Booksellers & Stationers, near 9th ST.
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+ ONGFE Lows NEW VOLUME OF
IL POEMS, in different styles, Just received for
sale by TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Dec,I Booksellers, near 9th 81.
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JAMES MoUNTJOY; or, I've been Thinking.
- BY A. g. Roc.
Dictionary Of Mechanic ngine- Work, and En-
cheering. Part II.
Companion to 0llendorff's Method Of Learning
French. BY G.. w Greene.
For sale at TAYLOR & MAURY's
Jan. II Bookstore, near 9th 81
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DoYs' AND GIRLS BooKs-of every va
- riety, for All ages, and at prices varying from
three cents to five dollars, at
TAYLOR & MAURY's
Dec. II Bookstore, near 9th st.
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EBENEzER Cook. GEORGE Il. SAReENT
COOK & SARGENT,
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
Corner of Main and Second Streets,
Davenport, Iotoa.
I,no "A
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GEORGE M. BIBB, Counsellor at Law,
OFFERS his professional services in the Supreme
" Court of the United States, the Circuit and Or
phan's courts for the District Of Columbia, caims
before the Court of Commissioners under our treaty
with Mexico, and in claims upon the Treasury
Office of and 9th streets, opposite west end
Of Patent Office sduarcj entrance from east side Of
9th street. Sept. 19--u
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TJNHE WORKS or THE LATE EDGAR A.
POE, with Notices Of his Life and Genius by
y. p. Willis, J. X. LOWELL aud X. ". GRIswoLD.
vols with Portrait. For sale by
TAYLOR K MAURY,
Narchb Booksellers, near 9Th street.
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
or EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Erecpted at the Office qf he Republic.
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DENJAMIN BLAKE MINOR, Attorney at
~ Law, will attend promptly 10 any business in
his profession in the city of Richmond, (ncludina
cases in the Appellate and Federal Courts,) and
the adjacent counties, and in the town 81 Peters
burg.
o. Office No. 3, Law Buildings, Richmond
Virginia.
Aug. 6--tf
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Pension and Bounty Land Agency,

Office removed 10 18Th street, opposite 1e Treasury
Department
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JOURDAN w. MAUHY,
STOCK, Money, and Exchange Broker. Office
- on Pennsylyania avenue, next door east Of
Coleman's Hotel, Washington city.
Uncurrcnt notes bought and sold at best rates.
Stocks bought and sold.
Notes and drafts collected.
Aug. 23-ly
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WiSr.M,Kfse IN Missouri Information brought out AT
the daner OF the Horticultural Society Of 81 Boos
higher estimate Of the progress made in ia
Missouri iaa we had any idea Of appears that at Her
mann aloao, small German village ia Gasconado county
the Missouri river there (said Mr. AleD) four hun
dred acres al vpos. AL around Hermann hills and
nothing but bis-lc village being built in the only pain
bv ound These ills covered crowned 10y fresh
aud iuxurlan young vineyards, and om them will pro-
duced this year from $4,000 10000 gallons or wtuo
which s sold at tho prcss from sl 81 90 per gallon
Some sanguine persons calculating that produce Of
Hermann this year will 20 10 $1,000 gallons The
business Of winema aking Hermrnn IS already carried on
under at division OF labor necessary cor the attainment
the greatest success There three classes
dstno now engaged nit--the gapegfowef, the wine
ptesser, and the wnc-mcrchant g The day is not dis
tani, says the St Louis Inieigencer, "when State
viii bc es distinguish Tor her grapes for
hemp, tobacco, and other heavier products SO mote u
be With the increase Of the manuisctr and OF wine
IN our country viii the OF temperance, as pema
nen habit oicur PEOPLE, become and firmly es-
ablished A wine growing and wne-drinking people,
are always sober and temperate people u Is only where
strong liquors used the beverage Of TIE people that
drunkenness prevails.
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day-Col McCamau, delegate elect 70 the convention on
the Grayscn district and tue Gof that honoraby bode
who has reached the city lle laid upon table
m 9th apple, production OF the southwest, which
tanly exceeds In sizs auY simat specimen havs
twas grown in Pulaski county the iarm Of Mr.
Harvey Shepherd. weighs tVoniy ounces, and
in crc4mierence fourteen inches aud hale tlls
called the pippin, and s said to be highly favored
Col McCamant that they grnw 10 great abundance
In his section Of country, and sometimes attain still
greater size.
We have also received rom tho gentleman, who is
hmselfa good mineraogst, two beautiful specimens OF
rich copper found upon the surface Ia the county OF
Carroll The mine has been lately discovered, and far
the examination have extended, they indicate
ineshausbe supply OF ORE Southwestern Virginia has
certainly been blessed by Nntnre in most extraordinary
degree and when geat have been veloped
by mans enterprise and industry, she viii become
the prosperous. she is one Of the lovehes
spo,s on this vast continent-- Rchm0nd Ihtg
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Tug CLApKK COUNTY sIAvEs,--Thesr slaves passed
through our town ON Tne-ay as on their way homewaid
charge OF the marshal and other officers from Pennsyvn
MIA DR. Cyrus Mccormick and Thomas Mccormick, OF
Clarke, co-operaed with Mr. Taylor IN his demand upon
the Penn sylvania that Justice which had -
erto not only been refuss but pited In riot IL
she'd These gentlemen however, all unite ~, expressing
their com jor the promptude with which their
demand under The ihgitivrslsve bin by the au.
hore. Pennsylvania, and the ready assistance rendered
them by citizens Of Harrisburg and elsewhere in securing
their property L was somewhat novel though crafty
ing spectacle 10 two fugitive slaves bomeward bound,
under the charge Of officers from free State.
tChayissfm~n Flss Prsa
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PUMPING LAKE pRY.-Dr j. v. c. Smith, the editor Of
the Boston Medical Surgical Journal who visit
Europe, gives interesting description, in his editorial
correspondence from Holland. of the which the
lake o Hasrem is being drained by siea-engnes and It's
waters sent TO the
Six miles from Amsterdam is the inland lake of Hanr-
eIn III miles long by III In width, which, three hundred
years ago, found TO be pby asing by
further and lurthef, md covering land
threatening the first commercial of the realm with
destruction by howiag in upon its back Various schemes
that epoch devised by abls counsellors
stay the threatening danger Three Dutch engineers
Acknowledged ability, proposed draining of the water rs
raising by wind-mis They entitled 10 remembrance
from having suggesedthc plan adopted in lsts for averng
impending calamity Seven since, delay being
longer safe, canal dug around the whole circ
o tho lake. averaging POO feet In width by 10
deep Three monster engines housed the sides OF
the lake six eight miles apart each moving eight
pumps All the pisons raised ut once at
every revolution OF the machinery raising 900 gallons
waier which ompted ino the canal, whence IL Is hasen
cd by fourth engine faster than IL would
the Guy derZee, aud thus reaches the 5 miles
distant In Apu, lSty the pumps, worked by three OF the
mghest sean engines perhaps constructed.
notion and up this date Juy 2j 1850, have lowered
the lake feet by Apt II is an
cipaled that the bottom viii be fairly exposed and all the
conveyed away from this ancient basin. All this Is
exccu ed at the expense OF the government"
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JENNY LISp's SoNs.--Tie Herdspan's Song, Of which
have heard much, thus described by the Boston
Atlas
The last piece IN the programme was the celebrated
Hegdsnars Song IL s wild Irregular melody, which IN
itsef nothing remarkable but Jenny Lind nrodnoes
the olose series Of calls lood chest tone which
Instantly echncd pianissmo by her heal voide giving
The echo sembance of coming ifoln great distance
The h"nh' call difficult 10 give. she does wih
the utmost poy Of inonaion The nfefval is OF the
rnost awk ward 70 strike surely and purely But what
charms the musician this piece u this that bong
series Of these calls and diversified csdenzas
panied. she resolves into the closing note which sgiven IN
dmiruendo so soft literally die the air. without
having wavereda thought in the truth Of irs inonation
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TnE CAPTAINS APOLOGY I'VE have, thousand occa
sion had abundant admire the talents Of the
Irish people for reparee sparkling wit and glorious hu-
NOR The countrymen of Brnsey Sheridan, whether
abounding in wealth sunk in poverty, whether educated
and refined ignorant and vulgar, OVERLOOKING with
true natural humor, and have seldom of
Jim Of the ocean" unable give quick and appro-
PIRATE 10 question proponnded Some Time since
with admirable verification OF our remark
We took passage at Cincinnati for Pilsburg, ON
board the steamer Casnbrana, commanded by an Irish
gntleman whom, for the sake Of convenience, shall
call o'Finn There board large number of pas
sengers and among the saiwar Kentuckian, as
ardent a southern could make him., with young
and bewtchng bride OF some eighteen twenty summers
Now the captain justly prded himself the speed Of
his vessel and boacd that twhat is there feminine about
boat b had been passed by any craft on the Ohio
river. Unfortunately for him, the Telegraph No. was
then making trial trip and left the city OF pork for the
city OF iron few hours after the Cambuana. In short
time II came sight Our captain became terribly
excited and ordered more steam, and litte whskey
for fremen. An, however, would not do. The No 2
gained rapidly 4 he captain stood on the hurricane
deck anxousiy contemplating his approaching rival Just
a. reached the of vessel kissing and roaring
like many furies, the beautiful bride, whom have
already mentioned, stepped and, gently tapping OFnn
the shoulder, said, Captain, that boat pas.
Us" The captain remained as seut the grave Taking
him by the button hole OF his coat she remarked, els IL
possible that you viii let that craft beat yours, apsin T.
The commander, turning has nl red, Lish face towards
his intcogato, abrupuy exclaimed, Go to the devil
IN adam don't you Pm in guandaTy 7" The lady
tired to the cabin, the No shot anead and other subjects
soon cnpa ged the attention Of the passengers.
That evening congersing with the captain and
his wife, when the aforesaid salau KsntucKtal step
ped n 10 q. anger depicted in every feature OF his
coun,enancc In his bosom thought could some
hing slightly resembling the handle Of boSe.knife, and
rom side pocko; pceped out the muzzle OF formidable
revolver "Captain," he exclaimed. ia a voice cmulous
with passion you have nsultod my lady, and must
satisfaction" "Upon my word, never spoke to her my
born days. was the repy. You did, aud
language-such language gentleman woald Yoi
told her 20 he devil Come sir, prepare and he
drew his fearful knife
The ca plain ookod ut him Tor moment and his liule
gray eyes tpafked "Did T. ipdsde Upon my sowS /
thought wos spaking TO Msihrcss O'Fiinn"
The anger Of the kentucknn vanished 10 moment and
that ue ht he and Captain OFun fevclcd IN sh wbskey
punches aud pledged each others health Ia many flow
ing bowl Erchapgs piIsr.
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UrD GLOW Esoo dozen sdies best qua'y Nd gloves, y"
N coIors, apdw white and black
IS DOZEN genflemcn's best hid assorted -. m -
pairs cotton worsed, menno sho ~, - -
cbdn,. coor vorsted hc.cry ladies' French sse
ana co,or. Win f, sdics' eennemens WORKED
ali match velvet cuffs and necs
match h.autn, srtce assortment Of all kinds OF ny
soo. witch viii be lowest prices for fhe e'sh
only. ,.,.. vvppv
3-eow u WV '"""''
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ma x Magnetic Telegraph Company, Morse Line hs
the United states ana
Oldest the pioneer line extending eewen N.
yo,t PhiI,depis Washington, and delivering ana
ec.i,,g stations Jersey ci
Ncr un.wck Trenton, Wilmington, and Hasre o
m. the present nme having w
our wives. has lately extensive repairs and now ~
cared 10 number OF which may ~
eoed of H. public, with an accuracy
fidelity hitherto, the present ume
k other with other companies o
lines. already over fifteen thousand m 70 e %
will be delivered n- desrea
managers aply thoroughly y-'smsnnea ~
mod OF delivery o' mesA9
n. ch,,c. as equal ain special u s not
sskps business now possessea
hy s company they do not
6nd hi the most reliable lin. for ieierraphinr
The Telegraph Company
coose.s Hail. BALTIMORE Noe Merchane
Philadelphia No l0l Chestnut street. o"n
cy r,nr building New York No. Hanover street. corner o
be"v" WIN. NJ SWAIN,
ne, e-dl~ lRep. h Int PRESIDENT
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ENLARGEMENT Of CnpitoI.-The Committee on Pub
u Buildings OF the Senate having been authorized by esou
Of accompanied by estimates for The
Of allow five hundred
adopted by the Committee Pub
tic accordngy invite such
plans be delivered 10 The Secretary the Senate on
orb day of December
|. required plans shall provide for
Capitol either by additional TO be placed
building erectsn OF
building within the enclosure TO the east OF the
building
do desire prescribe condition that may
and Judgment bat they
proposed have such
correspondence with the building
Although plan be adopted the committee reserve 70
plan by the adoption Of parts OF
suh be found In
which event, themselves the nrin o
divide apporton the amount OF
awarded whole plan TO those whose plans
adopted, according the relative Importance and
merit cacI part adopted. -
- X. NJ r. HUNTER,
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
" CLARKE,
of the Senate Public Buildings
SENATE Cu.xsrn 3oh september, 1850
nrtI- -p,Sa
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A NEW PftasIDurK, via the Baffimorc, Sus-
guehanna, RailToadTAvouEh TO Psbusx
express will Calvert daily
with mall om Baltimore
m connecting with fast line n Middetown
irving = Harrisburg nj u, m, 10 dinner.
y. arriving
AT this point have the option Of
Johnslown by packet boats
stsses direct nom Holldaysburs TO Piiisbnrg.
Tickets following this train
Wrrhsvie Columbia, Marietta, MiddeowD Harrisburg
Prrsysv,lc Nc yeysto~n Hunt
nedon Holiday sburs, and pittsburg.
This also the Cumberland Valley railroad
Carlisle shippensbug Chambersburg, and
points this road. .
from Washington for
will be be
depot Railroad the arrival OF
morning which will be
ROBERT STEWART,
Oct I-du Ticket Agent.
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safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER Is published . weekly durins s .es
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Subscriptions for period Than year viii ss .resived ON
propofuoned TO the above annual rates
0VPosTmAsTEks are authorized agents and by
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SEMI subscribers, S25 ene.ossd or NV. WEEKLY
subscribers with $40 enclosed win be eauuea copy
same furnish US subscribers xyasts
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JOHN NJ. M.CALIA.

General 8senf at Washingfon cyty.
III. claims for land the individuals
n attended to.
evidence possession
Of 1919 land
md his services in all such ca.es, others.
settled and claims Congress prosecuted.
wasuroror, September %, is5a.@ly
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To Contractors.
Orr or y ruplc BurLprsas,
October 5, 1850
pRoposAIs this office until O'Clock on
Monday grading and graveinR New Jersey
north n the Capitol The grading
gravel cover
the carriage die superficial area % be coy
cred viii exceed 1900 yards the thickness OF inc
qrnye covering inches in the centre and gradually dmn
Ished 10 Ave inches esch side. - ,,,--,
the cubic yard or me hng ana
The ox,c. per superficial yard fof the gravel cover
Of be procured ny ibe con
.r,o, Tbs commenced with as little delay as pos
bo with such force may be deemed necessary '
its 9 eary completion x,rnn n
Oct6-dd T. "oppi $500
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j, ,, ,rrroN General Ag.~t FOR the prosecution Of
ms before Congress either of the such
"~ohs snd
y,or cst wur~ry Having with w. Dow esq for
- pssf two
y wy qualified Lcers rad. addressed " rstton
10 . Union susdnsr, Washington city, d o. viii receive
'''ea'as suesuop. .fsA Ap leAu
RhLrTMORE College OF Dental swvgevy.--seps 1850
ne regular course n lectures IN this institution
"ences last Monday November
months The mechanical dsecnne room, inGrn,nry
WI snbs Monday pains hnve
eesn spared for teaching Thoroughly bo prncp
and practice Of his proep-on. tTa
Fees fov the full course e.................si25
DIPLOMA fee... ....ss s..s' axe. VI
Sept le-lawtw w. r. HANDY, Dean
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General Agent for Ctasaaafss
once tier the psssenp No. Law bulldins Richmond, Va
will with kind Of claims against
OF Virginia, the United States the
against individuals, all
pension monts pay back lands,
arising out OF l5a the Mexican TT
He the
yea and possesses facilities for the prosecution Of claims which
enjoyed by few. .f4',,t.s.s q .s...I fH
(post paid him. At Richmond or
washington city, will receive immediate atenuon. 3.
them Hon James Mason and ~ nun,er, United
Senate Hon Jas A. 6eddon, r. X, Meade, Tho H. Ayeet
Holadsy rauus Powell hos s. Bocock, Parker
Edmundson y. McMulleu House OF Representatives. ~
Hon. John Hon John M Bots, Lyons
Richmond. II
Hon Hobhie, Assistant Postmaster General,
Richie, Washington City.
Il Oct o-d2w b wahn l4s L@s8 sbU## EH f .r
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THE USDERau9NED Will attend any business
Washington be ntus,ed hi. He
viii nd promptly 10 the procuring Of bounland
he o Congress, the most reasonable
His once for the present s the Magnetic Telegraph oee,
Congress Hall. .H..t.. rs
DC, s-im *.Ia q. n. FRENCH
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General Agency aud Law Once az Washington,
Eue DE sELDiNG b WYLIE, LIS.

No. Iodds buildings, neat door sJ
e8ll gBrouss Hotel, Washinsca, d. c. ,st Is#
rHAs DE sELDING ANDREW wYLIE, jr., having formed
partnership for the purpose Of prosecuting claims before
Congress- the before board Of
mssioners for the OF soatons other
claims against foreign government prepared TO their
full faithful all
their charge. They Obtaining PENSIONS bounty
land,
otherwise buying and selling real estate collecting private claims
rents, M0H tI 44 fH1fM-sE. --a .aW ~
Andrew Wyle, jr, will any with which
either himself the firm be intrued, Of The
te District, the Supreme Court Of the United
Chas De Bedng, Being United notary
public, and commissioner deeds all
viii the aking Of acknowledg
deeds, other which hpperain Office
Charges will be claimed,
and the OF services required. Hel f8 at tN@ 4
Communications ipot paid will receive immediate attention
6-dy +.
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VALUABLE Real Estate I'm the city OF Washington
for sseIbe proprietor, intending
months, offers nd
shia and Seventh square or two OF the
Navy Yard Two OF the houses have number
are wen calculated for stores shops IN conneson with dwelling
apament the third small house.
rent and viii be sold low. Also, squares
wo comfortable cottages Them between
Weons buyns Ground, suitable t.
r me arlington market, for dass he preferred,
Inc whole Of this property occupied present. produc
GOOD condition. and will be sold very prices III
nss tnaisputahle.
wishing TO purchase viii pease address by letter,
ipy psensy office Pennsylvania
81 N. YOUNG,
~ 9-eodu Agent.
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PICTURE OF GENERAL WASHINGTON THE CALIFORNIA
sEsArEMss Stuart daughter Of the distinguished artist
Gilbert Stuart, has at the request Of number OF CaliIof
mans. copied her fathers celebrated likeness Of Washing
for the Of California. The picture has arrived at
New York; and, as as Il is properly framed II viii be
the land OF gold II to be hoped that the fair artist
will receive golden return for il, particularly when II is
remembered thar the avas Of the picture be devoted
to the support OF an afflicted sister. =
Sas portrait is generally thought be the best like
taken OF his lus,rious sitter differs very much
in the preston Of the mouth from that by Peale
and the of the difference, II is sad from the
fact that one picture (Stuaus beeve) was painted
when The General had lost his teeth and before he had
supplied their place with artificial set The other
painted Afterwards.
These gentlemen of California who have subscribed for
this picture have shown their patriotism and their
generosity and if In the halls OF eg
should arise spirit Of dsoy atty that Union which
California has entered, hope that her leg
may the mags Of the Father OF his country re-
their devotion the perpetnity Of those insttu
which he devoted all his energies to establish.
fBaifimore Patriot
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HERvANTn.- n male servant good
cook do the worh small family None will
-no csnnos bring good recommendations Inquire this omse
Nov U--inf