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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24
Nv telegraph.

BOSTON, Feb aS-No arrivals yesterday OF 70 cay
CD $50. Pm, ship John DHnlAp Apslschlooa ,y.. -.
gone up Br brig Hampton Roads oeuaI H.
CD bak Br orgs Rosanu1, and ~ "a Anu ="
Fyarcts fer West Indies
NEWPORT, FED ss-In port hs mornnz. brss Son'o,A,
srsol Prov src go MaaDlAs Hadson for so1theIa Pot
james Mckee Providence for CHARLESTON i9a ~ 49, 20
Baltimore; Ru.hiog PhladeP1s James DP-,
Wn.rors % fo P6iaeeph. Samuel Wus seA % oI 40
GrNon Sears Denas for Norfolk BAser MeIses os 70,
Harvs, Turop for New YORK. Francis Hae Ne" neora of
NswYork The Above vessels PROBABLY start this AFTERNOON " as
Wirt = now NV
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PHILADELPHIA Fse Ived-Shs Eva, 6ar~oed NJ s,A
Joha sh Greend ed FsW YOrks Johl horeau Mason n
ton Del Isabel Williams East GFeeuwieh NJ Noh taehe ao
H. Cape MAY Oregon CSn, sstnofs Nfsna l@A
Richmond Norich PsnNbsc0t, Cisrki Mon - -
Clc0red-Bsrks Swan, holmes, MayASueI george fSs -
Orssns brrs Malvern Jarm2n ceaiaegos; Thomas sd~fa
suasy HaVAasi Pearl Al BostOH L'Psr N9rtn fstasn
buco Ehrahsth kborne MsanEss chs Supere SUPERB h
Bristol Ri Ann SAksr, Frnk Nes rorki HEAVY Dslany =
Chsaeston Moses Brown, Hall Posdssos Isabel Williams Ne~
~ John Morssu MSsoo Nsw York; MARY Cramer, Suh,
Nav Yor Eva GSrvood New Yk Dart .oms savannah Hero
Ildr,dss Baltimore; stmf Oregon, Cam, 90
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sIulAruHs ALMAEAc...-.rHn DAT.
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT oy INV IORK........-.TEB "a.


stsamsr-AlRbama. LudloW Savannah, s L Mitchell
shp-Angequs, ssmues, 81 John NB lTn buhsy b1r''
Charleston
Bsrk-Bs,is. Beg Ga.'soburg Havana Nottsbohm
Brgs-Elzshsth Pits Psrs Corning Normsn L@sch &c
fegos sons Juis Ann. Elogsood ST John No u
win Rchmoudj Ashland Wapoe, Norfolk w
Bard stubb Phsdephi. Elmira Thompson FISHER Phadsph
scio ao Phsdephs Beshebs Adams PhiadeinhG Henry
Iow. BryAnt Portsmouth Nh Plymouth Rack Lacy Boston
Edward Lsehn, Boston, Sea Witch, Wells. Providence Eheo
Rogers Providence LsmsTtne, jenkins Gloucester
sloop-Rhode Island sturges, Providence
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To Mariners.

The Collector Nantucket gives n1t-s that he following arrange
nsrt effect Nantucket Ds,rcl on or s'y
beiore Il Of MAY
That hereafter an busys along the coast BAYS, ar'o .
or shall coosj aud usmh-rei hat passing -
The coast entering the bay hsoor Or Oh "a -
b1oys shall be paced on the -sar'oan
numbers TIE port hand ans eioy
red bisck srpes either band Buoys 10 csnnsF" - '
coorsd h alternate white and black psPs1dc str pes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

~ The Fugitive Slave, recently arrested ia
CinsinnGti, put stop to legal proceedings, by an
nouncing her desire to return home with her mss
ter, because he Cas the father Of Aer child We
presume be will be "tarred and feathered by
those sturdy opponents Of amalgamation the
slsvchclders Of Kentucky, on bis return.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

ADDITION TO THE CLIPPER FLEET
Mr. Isaac c. Smith OF Hoboken ia sbort commencing a
sharp ship for the California and China trade She Is
be bull, The best possible style with live oak top and
ends She will be owned by C. w. A. Thomas Of New
York.
Mr.. Smith will have completed In a. hor! time bis two
ships fo' the Buetos Ayrean trade, owned by Mr. o. j.
Hayes and De Forres, Co They are most excellent and
beautifully modelled vessels and built with extra strength
Tor such class OF ships.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
ed Proposals viii be received At the house Of Evans
z. Russell In Darby Delaware Co Pa up the 18Th OF I'd
month, February for grading, forming the bed, and lay
ing The plank The line Of The Philadelphia and Darb,
Plank Road length a miles Plans and specifications cas-
be Aer the Let Of I'd MONTH PebrusyJ the above
named place JOHN II. ANDREWS, President
VIM. ID. ID. sERRILL, Secretary. Us I'm
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FOR Europe.
For America.
phiIaheInhla Line.

From. Philadelphia for LiT0Took
crrv OF GLASGOW MATHEWS. Thurs. Mar. ~
~ From Lirapooi FOR Philadelphia -
CITY or GLAS low .MArIHEWs. We1. reO. ~
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

INTERESTING MEETING IN NEWARK
On Thursday evening Feb D. flag will be present
ed to The washington Erns Guards by thu sdes Of New
ark, N al the City Hotel WA. Z. ROBINSON, ESQ. OF
Newyork will by request present the dag and Col Pen
sINeroN win receive It on behalf Of the Company.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.


WAsu,NsroN's BIRTH-DAY IN Book
,yN-Tbe proceedings in this city on Saturday 10 COM
memora,ion of the birthday OF the Father OF his Conn
tyv were not characterized by very elaborate display
besde The usual custom Of aunng TO theoreeze the sgs
OF the Union State and City from the City Hall and othe
public places Our citizens generally who participated In
The ceebr son proceeded to NewYork and Joined 10 the
ceremonies there Among them were the following Asso
Citations of the United Order Of Americans Lexington
Chapter No. H. with the splendid banner recently pre-
sented to them by the Lexington Association National
Chapter, Charter Oak Chapter, Columbian Guard and
American Rifle Company. Al noon National Salute was
fred nom The Hight under the direction Of Major Powell
OF the Armory and In the aeooE the Continental Guards
Capt Morgan psradsd through principal streets and
then they also departed for New-York
HoRsE RAcING.-John Chloride and Mi
chae Ryan were taken custody Tor racing their horses
through Courts Sunday. They were locked us for
animation.
CRY Court Before Judge Greenwood,
Aid Leeeh and Tsyor-TAe People George Wakes, for
Iihek-Thi trial s progressing. The defeuse has been
opened and few Witnesses examined in support of the
t,stifcslon of the libel Mr. Brady expressed wish on
SATURDAY thai he might get through Monday. bat our
learned that wenty sabpnRs and three sabP
.ss teu were subsequently taken out on the part Of the
defendant 10 probable therefore thst the cause viii
occupy some days yet
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Pa..enzer- sailed

... a. 1900. f.- Southampton aHd a<a-Hsrn
F,.r.sf.s Ma. . O-ts. sos. eHi- ~ 1,i H g
II e.soa,shss Britain. Hereby.
st ~ a. bsfton shaw. 1y children a-f s'rvali, Jeo
&C.. y,,,t vtor 1orssT. Mrs. Lut@,us al ,hd NJ
I.c,b Stern. job. Blrrlku. g Fans, Oscar A-f
~. B.lsrs B.-kweisl Br k~erei Etsi G-soE Jll1s
ee.ow sri ohnann, Bri1, AFrsuiszs e. sf'nE''
X N.,sr Lou. Lse'use.
y. sfss~siip Aabsa from yIgannat Nr D sshsn AMI
ley p - see. - Y - l,y - 90 ..., W..
%, - w1pP- hss h9se ~ SEQ a. '-s nfl "a ~
(rsh,n Not'.- MI HI Mr. vsngnsn, nln.. ~
mons. H.seh Mr. Ca~iord nr saoss. ar eFsns h n
Mr. lark NJ H1ft NJ Carter, NJ hnoson, hr N ~
E- c. rossr Harrison An-1 NJ i19sr n Bar
M isrrv RsiFn Mr Hi.cox NJ Hcss VI Val N
Chsrps NJ Wsttrs Mr. Hoises Mr. Hoptn Mr. Bro VIZ h7 ~
Tsrrsl Rev Dr Todd Wa o. Nr Gerard, VI MO Hr
williamson. Mr Dudley. Mr. Hoi and $500
II sfsdmiiy Faic9n from Nec OrenH r. - %, - n,
M,sN w smith B5s.sc lady sea Mr. 5sntas AL en- ~
Rrsrson, Deacon. r. hssds X itnan la2t Ven
Cbas Mouo4f, W Bri Ernest. relgrn r a-yef' =
Coot 7 Tnsusrd, Leavtt c paT a-nn wa :" - o.
Csro,n@ Lfnser. BDldousqu-, thases -
dousogi. and ssryaLt. w CadEeI t-jsfs11
Johnson varrmsnd Col W nier. y15Es Gai97 srralt,
ssrvsnt Meniyai Caoi ErirEon sr CHAN, mr. srlefr
Arusrtier Pr sa Pnce md servant Mr. hoie "
ars Williams G Campbell. Campbell, Glsales, w AKA
Ia, cb,ST.. Balls ard .srvsnt c.mss lady AM
c,d Mr. Conpor children and servant breksu an WI
lsSes Nrs Lsmer and chd Lane Lane, Nm MAJ
want Brown Plsuts. 7 Bareney, w w keey nelt't
lady Capt r Fu.be, Sage Dr. Roger X None - ~
Falhenef w Wallace Charls' Able, John Pace w El9
Black we'll Mrs Harman and three chdrsn, f7 a
Frsbe Dresser Rose Rhosdes. Bntev, { hla.-
peth Bevsns w Cock. w Donadson Andsr.ou u o.
bert P T Curry, Clemens. White Hall, h1'ack y
Ft1erad Brooks, Cam wmoath Aoary, nonPs, o.
Brewer Mr. Ferris, Hyde, DJOn w Brown sfoEl,
Dsvd, Mrs Kelley. Burtou Fogan, John Greg
HnEley T'ombo.sn, Church. Z } fn'os' "oo''
4 Real
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For Chagres.
FINANCIAL.

DEMITTANCES FROM ENGLAND
hIRELAND AND sCOTLAND-Drafs from 81 up
wards on sale which will be ceshed IN any part OF the
United Kingdom Also packages Of all descriptions for
waTded to all places in Europe imam, -
24f9n M 4 tn AT Adams Co.'S, 10 WaEsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

CAUTION. - Certain Mortgages, the
~ property Of the Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad
Company executed by stockholders Of said Company
Edward D. HoOn and accompanied by Bonds OF the SAID
company assigning and guaranteeing the have been
frauduenty Obtained and put in circulation al New YORK
All persons cautioned against the purchase Of said
Security as they will be reclaimed by the Company. aud
can be of no to the holders. w. 2 FLANDERS,
Treasurer Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad Co.
New. York Feb IS 1851. l8f lWH
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Cor America.


goll4sss LisE-Sais JT0s LiseJpooL =,
PAClFrC.. NYE....... For New I0rs....saL go =
APCTfC. Lrcg......Eo For New 1ork....sat mM' -
aSTic WEsr..... For New ork.. sat Mar -
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THE WORLDS FAIR.-The.e who

THE WORLDS FAlR.-These who
IL intend visiting Europe, requested 10 drop IN a.
TUTTLES EMPORIUM 3i5 Broadway. and examine
lie excellent assortment o. Travellers Dressing Cases,
Portmantesus Travellers Companions POckel aud Cane
Umbrellas, &c. Al Tuules Emporium may be found me
largest Of Fancy and sefu Articles in ths
country. Enhancing Opera Glasses, Rich fans DOmilJ
Nasks Gold aud Silver Pencils Music Boxes, Work Boxes,
Bshy Jumpers Toys, &c
re Prices are 20 per cent ess than heusuA rates for
Fancy Goods snd the price is distinctly marked on each
article Visitors always welcome. zH jteodh
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THE HANOVER BANK. on Hanover

HNHE HANOVER BANK, on Hanover
IL square, in the City Of NewYork-This institution 10
formed under the General Bank Law, with capital Of
$4,000 OF which 100000 has already been subscribed
The following gentlemen constitute the Board OF Direc
tors
Isaac Oiis. President, (Grocer,) 70 FrOntat
Robert 7. Woodward, Dry GOOds,) % Liberty-si
HEMP Terbell, Dry Goods a Cortlaad-st
T. Liichfed, lGrocer. So and 90 Pear-st
Charles 7 Person Boots and ShOesl 81 Cortland e.
John n Wyckof Wine and Fruit Broker.) II Pear-sL
Edward Bridge. straw GOOdsl l2f Pearl 81.
Adonijsh Underhl, lCrocEery,) SIS Pearlst
Robert h Berde Produce Com Merchanll - Frontst
Edward Corning Hardware l5Z PeaTst
Aired Edwards, (Suk GoCds,l ~ Pear 81.
Richard ?. Buck, Com deTchanD y South 81
Joseph 9. Allen, Fruit Desler,l 50 Frontst
Albert oodruf, Fish Merchant,) a frontsl
Ezra Wheeler, ltrocer,) 80 FrOntst - -
The Board have appointed CHARLES NJ. LIVlN0S.
TON. Eco. Cashier
Further subscriptions TO the capital stock may be made
application 10 either Of the Directors o. 70 COhNlN0
L co. IS Waist or 10 WIN. JOHN 0BRIEN, 50 Wal.
o.
Nev-York, Fec. ~, ls5l <f4
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CLASSICAL. FRENCH, AND ZIG.

OLsH SCHOOL 81 Eat sxteen,h.st near suyves-
antsousre This School 10 designed for those who Wish
their sons enjoy every advantage Tor pursuing the
education unexposed the promscuOus intercourse OF
large schools The number Of s pupils is fixed al Iy eny
five These ali instructed by the Principal and receive sn
eoua sbse OF his attention The French Departmental 10
charge OF Monsieur De La Place gentleman highly quail
fed FOR his profession Writing and Drawing are taught
bv Professor Barlow The occupied by this school,
between Third-sv and Suyvesantsquare are unusually
large and commodous and the grounds for recreation safe
and pleasant The exercises Of the school continue RON
TN 2 O'Clock commencing with September, and Closing
with June The one hundred dollars year WIN
charge Of twsuty dollars for French and Ten Tor BOOKS
Stajo5arv &c PAYABLE sem. annually ia advance. No
pupils received for less period than to the end OF
lhe academic year, and deduction can be made or ao'
sence JAMES II. TYING, A NJ. Principal l8f wv
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FOR PAINTING and

IDRAWING 495 Broad wsy.-The subscriber respect
fully announces bis friends and The public that he Intends
giving pew course Of lessons az bis Drawing Academy
also an evening from I'LL O'Clock Separate clsss
for ladies' The Saturday caSs exclusively Tor female teach
erswi be continued Specimens Of my 81 and my pupils
work can be 81 my studio. ). SChUslrEhr
2lf lw- Professor of Drawing and Painting.
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Passengers Arrived

In shp EH-a5e Dennsf0r from dnfosYhr Francots aad
dy. Chss Tiers
IN ship Horsbugh from CeAi0n-E Bacon, Of boston; -
IN ri0 Hoyrfd from SovanHaL Perkins VI "lAtt ChAs
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SCHOOLS.

WTINANT.S BOARDING SCHOOL
w FOR BOYS at Little Ferry, nine mileS from Hobo
ken J. under the direction OF A. b. WINANI and
LADY.-Tms school Is designed for young lads All ne
nresent members under twelve years OF age, ana
none will be received who older The number OF pu-
pills limited TO twenty Terms 500 per year rsre ~
stage 57l cents For circulars, please apply 10 Mr. W
THURMAN, corner Canal and NesLry SIS. or Mr. h. r.
ROBINSON, 81 Pine-sL New-York. Ztl I'M
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~ Academical institute, The Desks Chairs Chemical FIX
lures Minerals, Books Glass Cases, NC &c or sac IN
oure OF i2Of3leods ). q 4. WILLErS. lis Water-st
THE COMMERCIAL AND CLASH
II CAL SCHOOL, IS Henry-st consisting Of three de-
nartnents In complete order s open See full adyer
tsement Io7 Lawful SOLOMON JENNER. Principal
The republic., 1851-03-17

and an immediate reconciliation with the Court Of
Rome. The Osoce adds, that the Piedmontese gov
ernmsnt has refused to acquiesce in these demandss
Enf Venice.
The Venice Gazette Of the 2lst ut. publishes
proclamation of the Imperial Lieutenant, dated the
i6th stating that all the imperial subjects imph-
bardo- Venetian Kingdom, now illegally residing
abroad, were, conformably I, previous DEGREES, to
be treated as emigrants, relieved from the ooi,ge-
tions Of Austrian subjects, and deprived OF their
property The Imperial Lieutenant, however,
cousents to consider them absent by leave from
the Austrian possessions, and they may in conse-
quence recover tho rights Of Austrian subjects by
conforminR 70 the Austrian Laws naturalization.
The individuals not comprised in the amnesty Of
the 18th August. l849, and the capitulation of
Venice Of the 22d Of the same month, are alone
excluded.
The republic., 1851-03-17
LIFE OF JOHN RANDOLPH.
D. Appleton & Co., 400 Broadway, N. Y


HAVE NOW READY THE FOURTH EDITION.
+ IFE OF JOHN RANDOLPH. OF ROANOKE.
IL BY Hugh A. Garland. Two volumes l2mo
Portraits. So 80.
"Mr. Garland has given us dagucrrcotypc of a
character more eccentric and variable than Uranus
itself, and withal, two volumes of exceedingly
choice historical reading. - Republic.
"Thc biography Of Randolph has greater charms
than the most exciting felton, Charieston lMer-
curry.
been desired. Mr.. Garland has furnished cx-
tremely readable book; the two volumes not only
contain the history Of his life, and analysis of his
character, but interesting account Of the politics
and the public men of the day" - Crescent
"Sincc Kcnnedy's life of William Writ, we have
had no biography, certainly no American biogra-
ply, which will atall compare in interest with this
work. II must be read by mulhtudes with intense
interest. ."--Nsicark Daily Adrerfiser.
"Mr Garland has made good use Of his material,
and has given a striking and accurate portraiturc
ofhe erratic and brilliant subject OF his pen
Orleans Delta.
Gas a biography, it is marked by directncss and
unity OF purpose, and by comprehcnsivcncss and
variety of manner. Boston Post.
at is one of the most interesting American
biographies with which we are acquainted"
EUsning Post.
''Tho work is written with taste and vigor, and
its biographical portions is well constructed and
full Of interest. Journal Of Commerce.
''This book fills blank in the biographical no.
tices of distinguished Americans. The two volumes
give faithful account of his whole career, an
philadelphia Enquirer.
"Thc work is written in an easy and beautiful
style, and Is replcte with striking passages. The
author is intimately acquainted with American lit
erature and the great men who, at different times,
have played distinguished p,rt In the drama Of
the Republic. Ii forms valuable addition to our
national history. - Democratic Rsrieto.
Mar rl7--dtriw&wlt
The republic., 1851-03-17

0u-Mr. c. w. JAMES, No. l Harrison street,
Cincinnati, Ohio, is our General IraveLing agent
for the Western States, assisted by J. r. Smith, J..
4. Dent, Jason Taylor, J. w. armstrong. Perrin
Locke, w. Ramsey, DR.. joshua Wadsioorth. AIer-
andsr r. Latcs, and n. J. Smiley
4 0J- Mr.. HENRY M. LEWIS, Of Montgomery,
alabama, is our General Irauslling agent for the
States of Aiabama and Tennessee.
0J- Mr.. ISRAEL e. JAMES, No. 1872 South
Tenth street, Philadelphia, General Travelling
agent for the Southern and South,oestera States,
sisted by Villiam II. Yield, John Collins, james
Deering, n. Kirk Wellington, e. n. Eoams, John
4. J,sdkins, p. Locke, Joseph Button, George p.
Button, and Thomas d. Nice.
The republic., 1851-03-17
THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY
MORSE LINE.
To Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York,

THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
MORSE LINE.
To Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York,
and all North and East.
WARRINGTON OFFICE, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Fifth house east Of National Hotel, No. s.
TINE first line ever established by any company
i in the United States, and consequently the
oldest, the pioneer line, extending between WASH
INGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, and
NEW YORK, and delivering and receiving mes
sages at the intermediate stations: HAVRE DE
GRACE, WILMINGTON, TRENTON, PRINCE.
TON, NEW BRUNSWICK, NEWARK, and
JERSEY CITY-the only line in the country at the
present time having up Four Wires has lately un-
dergone extensive repairs, and is now prepared to
tranemit and deliver any number of messages
which may be required oft for the accommodation
of the public, with an accuracy. promptness, and
fidelity hitherto unequalled. This line connects
with ether companies Of Morse Lines, extending
already fifteen thousand miles, to either Of
which messages and payment will be delivered as
desired. The managers of this line have lately
more thoroughly systematizcd its business, in both
transmission and prompt delivery of messages. Its
charges equal to all, with special favors
Every one is invited to try the promptncss, COR
rectness, and reliability of this Telegraph Line.
The offices of the Magnetic Telegraph Company
are: Washington city, Pennsylvania avenue, fifth
house cast of the National Hotel; Baltimore, No. 2
Merchants Exchange, South Gay street; Philadel-
phia, No. l0l Chesnut street, Quincy Granite Build
ing; New York, No. Hanover street, corner of
Beaver. VIM. M. SWAIN,
Mar l4-tf* President.
The republic., 1851-03-17

ULrRArsM RAMPANT.--The Commonwealth of this
morping publishes, with commcndatory remarks,
an account Of an Anti Fugitive Slave Law meeting q
held in Upton, ON Tuesday evening. The aim Of
those assembled seems 10 have been to SEQ how far
they could go in their defiance of tho law. b. d.
sided over this meeting, and speeches were made
by Messrs. Charles List. J. G. Clurs, and s. p
Hanscom, of Boston. The following resolutions
were passed, which out t-Herod Hcrod:
" Whersas, q bill, commonly known the " Fu-
gitive Slave bill " has been passed by the Congress
the United States in accordance TO the provisions
of which, persons now free may be returned to
Of God pronounccs slavery q Sin, and as no human
constitution or law can make that right which the
word of God pronounces wrong: Therefore
''l ResoIced, That resistance to tyrants is obe-
diencc to God.'
90. Resolved. THAT WE WILL opEv Con.
"3. Resoived, That we will not obey the man.
dates of the Fugitive Slave law, because lst They
arc unconstitutional, being not only unauthorized
by that instrument, but hagrant violation of all
the privileges and immunitics granted TO US by it.
I'd. That the law is unjust, wicked and oppressive,
and in violation Of that HIoHER LAW which il above
ali human constitutions
"4. Resolved, That said law is the crowning act
lcgisaton in our National Councils, and we brand
all those who had any agency in its passage, who
shall assist in its execution, or who shall counsel
obedience to its mandates, as traitors TO God and
humanity"
We learn further from the report in the Common
wedifh that entertainments serped about half
pssf mine o'clock''-which is something new at .
public evening meeting. We suspect that this will
account Tor the ardent character OF the resolutions
passed by tho assembla re. Tho rcsolutc manner
In which the law is dcfied looks very much like
Dutch courage !-Bosfon Journal, l3M.
The republic., 1851-03-17

WASHINGTON CITY
Private Family PROTESTANT Boarding
School,
(ENGLISH AND FRENCH,)
For the careful and thorough instruction Of
YOUNG LADIES
In all the branches of study, both solid and
mental, which are required in an
AMERICAN FEMALE EDUCATION,
Located on Indiana avenue, near the City Hall.
Rev. r. w. CUSHMAN, A. NJ,
Mar l7-d1y* Principal.
The republic., 1851-03-17
NTEW SPRING GOODS AND FASHIONS.

NEW SPRING GOODS AND FASHIONS.---
IN CHARLES H. LANE, (lato Lane Tucker }
Merchant Tailor and Gentemen's Furnishing
Storc takes pleasure Of informing his friends and
fellow citizens that he has just returned from New
York with a new and beautiful stock Of French
Cloths, Cassimcree, vcstings, and Furnishing
Goods. selected by himself with great care, to
which he would now most respectfully invite their
attention. all of which will be offered at fair and
reasonable prices.
Also, splendid lot of Childrcn's Clothing al
ways on hand.
Lane and fuckers Building, Penn. avenue.
Mar l3-3taw3wif
The republic., 1851-03-17

THIS is TO NOTIFY all persons from trust
il ing my wife, Eleanor It. Housh, as will not
be responsible for the debts she may make after
this day and date, as she has quilted me, without
any cause provocation to follow her parents ad.
vice. d.e &C. HOUSH
Mar l4-3tS
The republic., 1851-03-17
ROOMS AND BOARDING.

MRS. Z. O. HARRISON has several rooms for
lvl rent, suitable for families or single gentle.
persons who desire board in the vicinity of the
principal hotels, this location will be found one oi
the most desirable in the city. being situated on
Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Frank Ia ylors book
store and nearly opposite the National Hotel. For
terms apply as above. Mar ll-3tawIm'
ID ILLS (of the National Bank) on the principal
ID cities in IRELAND, for sale in sums to suit by
Feb 20--d2m CHUBB, SCHENCK & CO.
The republic., 1851-03-17
Board OF Health.
OFFICE OF THE BoAnD OF HEALTH,
March th IS6I

OFFICE OF THE BoAnD OF HEALTH,
March 10, 1851.
E,terments in the city Of Washington during The
month Of february, 1851.
Accident. /; congestion Of brain, /; pulmonary
congestion, /; consumption, IL; commissions, 4;
Group, s; dropsy. l; dypthcrite, l; dysentery ];
cnteritis Il catarrh fever, Il gout in the stomach, l;
disease Of heart, g.; hydrocephalus 3; illus, L; in
temperance, /; disease Of kidneys, /; disease OF
liver, 2; old age, 8; paralysis, Il peritontis, /;
pneumonia, 6; premature birth, /; rupture of the
poplieal artery, Il smallpox, 8; stillborn, 81 teta-
nus, /; tecthing, J.; unknown and not reported, 8.