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Nprll q. 1850.


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josrnn 5oiH, Sumter, YrnB unb &itter, pre-
libsnt. 9aS Sa9sbudb ron lester Gisuna purs
Dc 9slsisn une 9ensbm9t.
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SsfblcIIsn, oas Die No(s 2lleD, ;ruiben Der
Baibin9tcn uno QSaInutfrass, rs9uIirt unp
ben Shr1srn srlaubt Wsrbe @roe UeasunsbmRn.
Yailirts sinlfimmi9.
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Der Baibin9ton bis sur erifen ]?cfIsD Game,
9ssbnet uno 9s9rdpslt merbs, nab Der &s0ua:
tiOn, mas perlcrsn 9ing wie folgt ;-Sa's, Ole
josrren Sumter unb &itter-9teins, bic 5oerren
joiG uno prins.
Jor. Spin rfTsrirts fclgsnoen SsfbIus:
SsibIcITen, bas Die Stra Subcommittee ans
aswiclsn ucrbs, 8Oribld9e fir Den Sau oss
Sspsr6 bic @besnutltrass bsruntsr in @smdss
belt init snsm Die Gcunels paiiirtsn Sslblufs
is, an;unsbmsn. Yallirt wis fcl9t: Saa, Die
Iosrrsn (oil, Sumter uno Nittsr- Jesiny or.
YrnB.
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IiBsr ;win9sno bic Susms9e iu eurbsn uno su
pflaifern, in. Der Sprusifra6e, ;Wlben Der 3.
unb 5tsn Strass, bnnen 60 So9sn. pallir>
te einifmml9.
SCR. 9unter ls9ts cine Hsbnun9 BON s. Wis
nor, ;um Sstraa pom $l3, pcr, fir Stallrsnt
non Der Sunior Ssusr'S Sompa9nis, wsIde psrs
psi9ert Wuros Wis foI9t Sas, Die Josrpn
Sill uno 5ountr - 9einS, Die (9errsn Yrins
unb Sitter.
Sor prinB ls0ts fcl9snben Stiblus Dor:
Seiblcdsn, oas Der SmOts&s9uator, in
3srbnpun9 nit Der Stra6snsS pmmittss, an9ss
wsfsn meroe Die Sao 9te Strass 5u rs9ulirsn
uno Die ridDtl9s So6bs anju9ebtn, BON Der Sins
9sman Bis CUR pspsrltnf lfrase cine 3sibnun9
made unb iie ben ScuneiIs pcrIs9s. Yaflrte
leiniiimmQ.
Der Ssiblus pom Common Council, bas
Die Sbsrrb Nlep, Srpifrbsn Der Z. uno 8. Stra'
ss 9ebetIsrt ,peros, Dem Gsfube Der Sittlfellsr
9smds, murbs sinifimmia 9snebmi9t.
SefbluB pom Com. Council, oas bic Stras
6snsScmmttse bisStras asensS cniflionsr inifruis
RI, Die Srdben ju rsinigen, Wuros 9snsbmi9t.
SsfbIus pom Common @cuneil, bas Wsnn
lrasno neus Strabsn ju ebnen unb ~ 9rdpsln
iino bisfslbsn in Scntraft ausasssben msrbsn
icasn unb wenn bic @ommiflIcnsrs ss 70 mobls
fell tbun als NnorS iie Den SorSu9 babsn fol,
len, wures auf Intra9 ben jern. prnb surads
gels9t.
Sor. Sitter lssts cine Sinfbrift Dor, bispop,
lar NasD ;u sbnsn unb ia grdpeln. 3urid9el
5pr. iounter ls9ts cine Sttfbrift pom SIrs
germ Der 6ranflinlfrass pcr, anfudsno, bas bic
Seitsnps9s in jsnsr Strabs aseurbt unb aes
phaisrt Wsroen m6bten, pon Der S. bis ;ur Z.
Snass, wslber ibsrlisst. Gsrta9t.
Z. 4. Eeitmoyer, &breib.
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Common eouneil.Simmsr, }
april 27.1s5O.

NptI 81 loOU.
Der Matb ssrfampsIts fb-alls WeitaIisber
anweienc, aussr crn. Mcrrs.
lor. Napp, GnassnsScmlnfiicnsr erlbisn
init fsinen Slrssn ,psld)e gsnii9sno bsfunosn
uno burb Sonbs psrpiiihttt iuurSsn.
Das prctofoa pon !seter SiBun9 puroe psrs
Isfsn uno ssnsbmist nabbsm ss psrdnoert mar
burb Ausifreilbung alIsr Vsrbanolun9en in
Sstrsff oss BsfhluTss, bas bsim @bnsn uno
GrdvsIn nsuer Gtraesn aIsih;eItis Die Ssittns
susee AUDI gsmadt msrOsn fcllsn, ruslbe irrs
tblmlidb sinsetrassn warsn.
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fir treu, uno INN Jpn fonnte Der Streit
tobe,L eonnten Gldier lplittera une Stubl=
beine breben. er bewe9te flb nibt BON iei-
mem Sboppeu. (Sortiseuns fol9t.)
53er ggissraGs @8sosqfgter.
Sfeabima, Den Z. Mai 1850.

0-rV. B. PALMER, Esq, is our authorized
Agent, for procuring Advertisements, receiving
Subscriptions, and making Collections for the
LIBRALE BEoBACHTER, at his Offices in Phiadel-
phia New York, Baltimore and Boston.
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G6tcinIc9un9-9cr Gditcin gu Der bcab=
iicbti9tcn "9SOmiiiln9 Union &irdbc.' in @umru
SaunIbip, wirb um nd6itcn SOnnta9c, ben l2rn
Nlui, nit ben 9epDbnbcn Gcicrli6tctcn 9cIcgt pcr-
ben.
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llniers dBeiebsebung fiat nod unb bio mann &c
cubid, ouffeben ioirb ipiifrp irr bic @0fter Ginss
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ner Nabbarn, baben cine brIonbrrC GorIcbc fur mi
itdriidc Yar0bcn unb mcnn aub bic gcfeb9cbuug
cdS aRiliScrcr3ircn aui9cbobcn bat mcrbCu Fe bob
immcr idbrIif ibr "@dtdilon" bubCn 9a8 oCS-
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mir 3lpeifcn nibt taB eS an icnrm Sage in SuBtuun
bob unb Iuftia berQcbCn pirb.
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Gb9cIcbnt- Ter Nbtb Morris QongitrCtb
frlbcr Gdnctdt fur @ouprnor bon YenniDIpanien
bat rS db9ccbnt, ncbmaI uIS Gunribat fur cncS
Nnt gu Iaufcn. sSabrIbcnb bat Sor 2cngitrctb
bic Sobc Der 8utS unb bic Sraubcn" gclccn
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anocrn SpaItc, ipirb man CricbCn hdB unierc Glib
Councils ben Sag 3u WtiIlS pOm SbaIer fcitgcIebt
fur bd6 Iaufcnbc S0br Tics IN bcricIbe SdB mic
i'm pcr9cn Sabre unb bic dn9encbme S9oTnun9, ben
Sag pcrmnbcrt gu irbcn. marc bcmnad) rictcr nbts
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elias 5dunitbi ip-Ginc sroBe Nn,ab Der
Burger BON GIiaB Sdunibp bicten am porIrktcn
Samffdgc cine @crIammIun9. I'M gcgcn bic Sbeiluu0
irnrs SaunldbipS 3u prctcfrcn, uut ben @runb. taB
bicIelbc un9rrcbt icin miirpc uno bon tcr aRebbct
nibt prrIan9t lpirb Dir @crbunbun9cn t0nncn
mir pe9en ibrcr 2dn9t nidt auincbmen
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6CneraI-2 -2anbmcc cr. - llnicr adtbdrc
Wlitblr9er. Sbomas Sdirb. Giq.. pirb bonn biCil9n
"Sournal" alS Gin GdnribGt fur tieic6 Nmt empiob-
len, peI6cS bei nddfcr g4ubI 5u bcIcBen III g8r
nebmcn 'eincn Nnfanb Der Gmpfcbung bcijufimmcn,
IA mir Srn. Sdirb pcrIGnb aI6 cincn ud)tIitcn
ytann tcnncn. Der bindn9Iibc Sdbigfeitcn bcibt
taS Nmt gu bcpiencn unb ncbibcm Gin f1dnrhllter
gSbi9 uno llntcrltiBcr Der gSbg- -W0bre9clu
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flir sinsn 3etraum pcn niebt iibsr ;rpsi SABRE,
.nab bem @utadnn bsr ecurt Dor wsIdsr tie
iberfiibrt worben.
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TuE BLAcK-LEAD MINEs OF New BRUNswIcp.-
The ST. John IN b. Mining Company are now
successfully operating their black lead mine, re-
Gently discovered near that city, and their pros
pects learn from the St. John Courier, are eX
tremely encouraging. Seven persons are now en-
pOyed in extracting il from the vein, which u
simply done with pick and hammer. They get
out about forty barrels per day, and since the com
pauy lave been in operation, about four weeks,
they have taken nine hundred barrcls-four hun
drcd Of the fret quality and five hundred Of the sec
ond. II is thought this lead will realize the com
pany about G2 per barrel, and should this expec
tat0n bc met the Elk individuals composing it will
have made handsome fortunes. The Courier thinks
the "only thing which can prevent il turning out
very lucrative speculation will be the want OF a sut-
fcicnt market for such large quantities as can be
taken from the veins, as the celebrated B0rrowdale
mines IN England only opened ut limited and
stated periods this account 10 prevent the mar
kcts from being ovcrstOcked." The company have
secured the right TO carry on its operations ior
twenty five years to the extent Of three square miles
in that locality, by paying 10 the government the
usual preference price Of L per mile, and five per
cent their produce. IL is also stated that lead
ore has been discovered on the company grounds.
Boston Journal.
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A CRY RAIsIso THE WISp.-The city of Apala-
chicola, Florida is raising the wind and the corpo
ration revenues after the following English tax
every thing fashion. No adventurous white indi-
vidual of the mail sex, who has come to mans
tate and the epoch of four-inch stand up collars,
can show his phz during thirty successive days, at
any refreshment place about town, after the publ-
cation OF the ordinance, without having 10 fork out
dollar None of the little dogs, not even Blanche,
Tray or Sweetheart wag tail or give bark.
or even visit the city authorities, without getting
into the city's debt for one dollar. Gentlemen and
ladies of color, in state Of freedom, though in the
State OF Florida must either be ''out of town.
hand out five dollars. Silver watches pay tick 10
the amount of five dimes each; their golden breth-
rem are allowed 10 go for dollar year. Your
gallant steed, that hardly feels the earth he proudly
prances o'er; your muley, that munches his mess
of straw if he far preferred corn, called
on 10 sustain the corporation credit in the sum OF
one dollar cach whilst the shaver, whe grows fat
at the idea Of loans AT 10 II per cent discount,
grns CHASTITY smile as the voice of Apalachicola
cries in his ear, "Upon all money, loaned or kept
at interest the OF fifty cents for each and every
hundred dollars" We looked in vain for special
call on the pockets of old bachelors, but found
thing except that every "sulkey" is invited to run
for purse OF five dollars.
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the climate and lhe character Of the people will do
for the North
Mr.. STEVENS, of Pennsylvania, asked Mr.. BaooRs
10 allow him 10 put a question.
Mr.. BRooKs Certainly. | love TO be catechised
Mr. sTEvENs. 1t is pleasant to ask gentleman
questions who loves 10 answer them. What want
to know is if soil, climate, and Providence keep
slavery out Of Utah, why they don't keep them out
of New York?
Mr. BRooKs. They do. When the southern sun
RACES, southern travellers bring to New York their
body servants in considerable numbers; and as long
as the climate 10 agreeable they tarry, but when
Utah weather comes, they off with the first frost,
as fast as the locomotive can carry them. ls the
gentleman answered?
Mr.. b. closed his remarks by saying, that as the
thread of his discourse had been broken, he would
yield the floor, and especially as this not
now the time to do in proper order what he wished
to do-discuss the Texas Boundary bill.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-09-20

THE MIsERIEs OF A JoURNALIsT-''W could
wish those gentry, whose criticism is expressed in
the order stop my paperp no worse punishment
than week spent on the wheel of a newspaper.
They would find the situation too hot for them.
They would acquire notion Of severe druid
gerry, of which they now in blissful ignorance.
Multarious particles Of matter, each Of them insg-
nifcant in itself yet important in the general com
bination, TO be selected, analysed compressed, 70
please diversity of taste without offending any;
reports TO be stripped Of their verbiage and trans
formed into u prcsentable shape; comments
topics political, literary, commercial, esoteric
well popular, 10 be obtained prepared; para
graphs TO be written on every imaginable subject,
from monstrous gooseberry 10 the revolution of
an empire; correspondence TO be licked into shape;
for the BTrHi and the Dfcii often require great
deal Of correction; in word, all the local events of
the week, and all the striking incidents Of the four
quarters of the globe, 4. its n. e. w. $ TO be
cooked upon the gridiron Of memory. All the time,
too, hood-t tide of unavoidable matter comes
sweeping along, crumbling away plans, destroying
arrangements, and making the heart sick with the
ever beginning, ncver-endIng toll. Talk Of the
hardship of six upon four on board shipt-cer-
tanly II is disagrceable 10 lack beef when you
abound in appetite, but 1t is nothing 50 bad
the newspaper lila months reading and writing
to be got through in week, and whole volumes of
matter 10 be crammed into a few slender columns"
[Tdifs Magazine.
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CRoPs ~ GERMANY.-Our latest German jour
nails furnish conclusive evidence that England can
this year receive bat small supplies II any, OF grain
northern provinces of Germany. The crops both
OF grain and potatoes short IN all that region,
and insufficient for the domestic demand which will
consequently consume all the surplus remaining
from last years harvest. In Silesa the potato dis
case proves 80 destructive that n many places there
II no attempt 20 harvest at all, and those potatoes
which have been dug and stored arc generally rot
ting. Accordingly, all that are now dug arc in
s,antly put into the distillcrics. In Brundenburg
and Pomcrania the snme is the case The king
dom Of SaIony has bad tOlerablc crops, bat not
more than enough or home consumption. MORA
ia, Hungary, aud the other provinces OF Austld
will also have 40 grain nor potatoes 20 supply the
Deficiencies Of their tchhors. The best csumato
il. that any expectation Of wheat nj me Pf's. NJ
time will cause serious inc 9hFth'c'c 49, ~ 'lo
,.,,, o,d t,tl, r. arc advised o. retain what they
have for The higher prices it cannot fail TO bring at
home--N J. I'Ybrue.
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

THE NEXT SESSION will begin Monday,
i the l4th day of October, 1850, and close Ist
March, 1851.
Nathan X. Smith, NJ D., Surgery.
VIM. E. A. Aiken, M. d., Chemistry and Phar.
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Samuel Chew, NJ d., Therapeutics, Materia
Medica and Hygiene.
Joseph Roby, M D., Anatomy and Physiology.
William Power, Nj. D., Theory and Practice OF
Medicine.
Richard II Thomas, M. D., Midwifery and Dis.
cases Of Women and Children.
George w. Miltenberger, NJ. d., Pathological
Anatomy.
The most ample opportunities for the prosecution
Of Practical Anatomy at moderate expense.
Clinical Lectures four times a week, by Profes-
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Fees for the Lectures, 80 to $95; Practical An
atomy, $40; Matriculation, s 5; G Graduation, $50.
WILLIAM F.. A. AIKEN, Dean.
BALTIMORE, July let, 1850.
Aug7-2awtl5Oct.
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ON THE MICROSCOPIC.

MICROSCOPIC ILLUSTRATIONS OF LIVING
lFl OBJECTS, with researches on the oonstruc-
tion and use OF Microscopes, by Goring and Pritch-
ard; vol, London.
History of Infusoria, living and fossil, by An
drew Pritchard; vol, London; many cngrav-
ings
Microscopic Obieots-animal vegetable, and
mineral; lthinstructons for preparing and view
ing them; | vol, London.
Mantell on Anir1alculos--a glimpse Of the invisi-
bic world revealed Ivy the microscope; vol, Lon
don.
Luckott's Practical Treatise on the microscope
and its uses; | vol, London.
Pike on Optical instruments; vols., New York.
Sept IL FRANCk TAYLOR.
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GRrAr Sro-e Galway county may iairiy take
tn lead 10 tuc way 81 mule roising The FULTON
Y,lsgyosh notices a mule belonging to John Smell,
sq raised in Csllavay county, which is four yc'ts
oli. seventeen hands ~autiug threc-i0urths VI an
inch high, aud weighs l,lfO pounds. lie hhs an
other niit a shade inferior. These mules, with hue
lot Of horscs, arc on their way b. 50. Louis, ior
market. The same paper notices another, belong
ing 20 Newton Hockaday, esq inst wcighcd iist
fail 300 pounds. Meni0n is also made 81 mule
raised in Boune county, which weighed between
900 and 900 pounds, and this was esteemed
monster, but il must give way TO the Calaway
animal. -
A n Fsnt and william Harrison lcft Callaway
connt, last week with siAty head Oi stock, mostly
mil. Cr n market IN the South IL Is said O. be
Inc beet lot ni stock that ever LEFT the county No
"NI fSt Louis RepublicGa
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TNIiE IITERhTI.

TTNuE LITERhTI.-Somo honest opinions about
Il AUtorial Merits and Dement'S, with occasional
words of personality, together with sus gcsions and
essays, being the Sd volume Of Edgar A. POe's
works, with sketch Of the author, by Rufus w
Griswold. Just published, and this day received.
For sale by TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Sept ID Booksellers, near 9th ri.
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AKrss.-"Ah, Sally, give me a kiss and be done

n AASS.--'Nn odlys SlNt me KISS anu DC dOhC
with it." al won't So there now" "I'll take 1t,
whether or no." "Do it, if you dare"
So at il we went rough and tumble. An awful
destruction Of starch now commenced. The bow
of my cravat was squat up in half shake. At
the bout smash went shirt collar, and at the
same time some of the bead fastenings gave way,
and down came Sally's hair like flood in mill
dam broke loose, carrying away half dozen
combs. One Gig of Sally's elbow, and my bloom
ing ruflles wiltrd down 10 n dish cloth But she
bad no time to boast Soon her neck t4ckling be-
gan TO shivcr parted at the throat, and whorah
came a string OF white beads scanpcring and run
ming races every way you could think OF about the
floor.
BY hokey If Sally Jones isn't the real grit there's
snakes She fought fair, however, must adj
init. and neither tried TO bite nor scratch; and
when she could fight longer for want Of breath,
she yielded handsomely. Her arms fell down by her
side-her hair back over the chair her eyes closed
and there lay little plump mouth all in the air.
Lord did you ever see hawk pouncc on a rob-
bin or humblc-bec upon clover top' say
nothing.
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RAVENSCROFT COLLEGE,
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Under the control Of Bishop Otey and Convention '
the Protestant Episcopal Church.
TINHE next session will begin the first Monday
Il in September. Professor Macleod is head OF
the household; and viii fully carry out the plans
by which it is proposed to make quiet, refined,
and aticctionate home-circle, promotive alike of
moral, mental, and physical culture. In the study
hall and the play ground, in the dormtories, at
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be paid TO the habits and manners of the students;
and no pains will be spared to supply, as far pos
sible, all the tender offices Of parent
TERMS.
Boarding, lodging, washing, mending, fuel
lights, and tuition in all the classes, English, Ma
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Pupils may be entered at any time, and will be
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Vacation-the months of July and August.
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS AGAINST MEXI-
co, UNDER THE TREATY OF I'd FEB
RIAHY, Jsis.
OFFICE or THs GoMMIssIoSERs,

UFFICE OF THs COMMISSIONERS,
June y, 1850
A Il THE SITTING of this day, the following or
"A der was made: "Ordered, That the Secretary
notice 10 be published in the National Intell
gencer, Republic, and Union newspapers, that no
memorial will be received by the Board after the
first day Of February next, unless for special
sons shown, which must be verified by affidavit;
and that all where memorials have been
ccived but not yet decided be set down for hearing
on the first Monday in December next; and If fur
thcr delay in any case be wanted, motion in writ.
ing 10 that effect must be submitted on or before
that day, setting forth the for such delay"
Claimants will please receive, accordingly, the
notice conveyed by the recital ftho foregoing or
der. EDWARD VIM. JOHNSTON,
Secretary TO the Commission.
July l-yrt1stFcb
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MONTGONIERY's PATENT TUBULAR
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For sale by TAYLOR & MAURY,
AuQ6 Rooksecrs, near 9th at
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-09-20
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Ersctlted at b,s Office Of tie Republic.

WANTED.-By Lady every way competent
w 20 teach Music on the Piano Forte and
Guitar, a situation in some Seminary south
west, though the former would be preferred. She
has much experience in her profession, having
been employed in several Of the most respectable
Seminaries. The most unqucstionablc references
given as 10 character and capacity.
Any communication addressed, post paid, 10 o.
p. Washington city post Office, will be promptly
attended to. Sept. of