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Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-18
HON. w. G. RIvES AND THE ADJUST.
MENT.

letter has appeared from Mr.. Rives of Viz.
gina the American Minister at France, dated
Nov, -, 1850, in reply TO one from Mr.. lnger.
soil d New Haven, Connecticut, covering pa.
perc containing the proceedings ofthe Onion meet
ing in that city.
Mr.. R;ves thus concludes his letter:
at becomes patriots and retlecling men in ev
cry quarter oilho Union, whether in public %
private h'e, seriously TO contemplate these dan,
gers, aud to guard against them by timely yigl.
lance and unshrnkng frmness, Let the sac
abyss OF slavery agitation, which has Of late SC
teartuIly ySwned upon ns be hsncetorwaId clos
ed forever.
The compromise Of the last session of Con.
gress-sealed as It was by 50 much OF patriotic
devaion both OF the North and South, oi the East
AGd West, cotsecraled and adorned by some Of
the brgdtes; and pTotides names ia our ahnals
Of both political paries and ratified by the CRATE
G.l acclaim Of the natioa--wisely anticipated,
and settled every question which can ever reas,
onably arise in connection with this sensitive and
disracIing iteue.
Let the PEOPLE (for the t~mcdy is happily
with thcm, irown upon every oOe who would
seek 10 dsIurt, that compromise, or re.opcu any
Of the questions settled by it, az an eneny Of the
public peace, and oil tha, Unioa which is the
"brea'h oi III" TO all our pursuits. as II is Of our
glorious hopes and prospects il the future.
A noble and cheering voice, rising above the
roar Of the ocean, and publishing to the world
the magnificent resolves Of the great popular
meeting at Castle Garden, has just reached Us
in this dist nj laud. trust it will be echoed aud
prolonged by every city, aud town, and village,
and by voluntary gatherings vf the people, amid
the peaceful hills and valleys OF our country, till
every discordani note of faction shall be rebuked
and drowned in one universal and exul,ing cry
uf"Ihe Constitution and the Union forever /"
Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-18
DIR. DICKINSON.

Practitioner Of .Nsd'ciHe and Surgery,
nEVoTES particular attention 10 the care and
~ treatment OF diseases Of the lungs, and also to
all chrons complaints
lie caN be consulted at his office in Jones Ilo,el,
where he may be found at ak hours wlen not procs-
sionsiy shsenf.
Conmaas Mi, Jan. 4, 1851. ely.
Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-18
DIR. THOMAS N, LOVE

ID ESPECTFUlhY offers his professional scrvj'
Ia ces to the citizens o Columbus and It's yirnhy
and hopes by close attchtion to business TO merit
share OF their patronage. He may be- found al all
times, when not any wnere else, ut his Office or resi-
oence, both on the same lot with the City Hall, i'm.
trcdistey south Of it, formerly occupied by NJ. j.
Howard
August TO- 1880. G-t.
Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-18
dissolution,

TNIlE firm oi DEcHERD q GRAY is dissolved by
Il the death OF the former. The hasinesswill be
continued by the subscriber. who will be glad to see
the customers OF the former concern and all others
that r,ay favor him with CALI To make room for
the Fall and Winter stock, the present one will he
sold remarkably low on The usual time to punctual
customers.
]. o. GRAY.
CounDus Sept. II, 1850 HIT
Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-18

W An Arab provorb says-By sir qualities
"'"y : h2l be known angry without cause,
speech ~,'aeat Pront change without motive, in.
qulfy without an oblscl putting trust in a stran.
ger and wsntne capacity TO discriminate be.
tween friend and ioe
Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-18
WAsHISCroy. Dec. 81,

Allen A. Hall, late editor of The Republic, has
received the appointment Of Superintendent for
the erection Of the San Francisco Custom House
aud Marine Hospital
Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-18
AN. JONES,
JAS JONES, Jr.

Nht Undersigned respectfully informs his friends
- ana customers Of the old firm that he continues
the DkuG BUSINESS at the old stand and respect.
fully solieits share Of their patronage.
=, JAMES JONES, in.
Columbus, Miss, October 10, 1859. i5.-tf
Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-18

81 Or. Diet, Dr.. Quiet, ard Or, MerrymaD
arc the three best physicians in The wo,si
Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-18
DISSOLUTION.

~TN He firm Of A. N Jones & Co was dissolved by
! mutual agreement on the first instant All
those having demands against the firm will present
them to James Jones Jr; and all persons indebted to
II will find their notes and accounts in the hands OF
John 7, krccker who is alone authorized to collect
and receipt fer the sane.
AN. JONES,
Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-18

An absent minded gentleman, on, retiring at
night, put his dog to bed, and Kicked himself
down stairs lie did nc, discover his hiisb
till he went to yslp and the dos tried ID sp 4kt
Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-18

eT Why isa ragged coat like all iron pot
Because il is specimen OF hard ware (hard
wear.)
Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-18
TIE czlEoc7k9
is published every SHsSrdHy Morning
Terms.

SUBSCRIPTION,
TFREk poLLAKs in advance. FoUR Dc-LhRs
4 apaym.at is delayed until eAe expiration of the
year.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-08
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1851. I.

On motion of Mr.. VAN DYKE, the House went into
Committee Of the Whole the state Of TIE Union, (Mr-
CARTER, Of Ohio in the chair and resumed the consdea-
ton Of the bill Of the Senate establish braach mint OF the
United States in the city Of New. YORK; and branch min,
and asssyers Office at San Francisco in California
Mr. BAYLY moved to amend the Substitute offered by
Mr. CHASDLER by striking all Of said substitute and in
serting in lieu thereof the following Hs
That the bars ngots Of gold issued from the assayer
establishment IN Caliorra by virtue Of the ad of the soh o.
September 1885, entitled An making appropriations for
the civil and diplomatic expenses Of Government for the
year ending the 3h Of june 1884, and for other purposes
shall be received IN California and Oregon orhe term OF ve
years from the date oil the passage OF this in
all Government dues and demands the value stamped there
on by the said asssyer and any OF said bars ngos
gold which shall be formed said asyers establishment sha
be made OF less neness value than ndcasd by the stamp
ahxed thereto by said asayer through deu with the
onnivance ot said asayer Of the officers
who shall be employed in such establishment for the purpose
OF profit or gain, otherwise, with fraudulent intent
the said any Of said officers persons shall
bezzle any Of the metal Of gold which shall at any time bs
committed to their charge the charge Of ay them, io
the purpose OF being formed into bars or shall embezze any
OF the bars OF gold stamped by said asayer the said
and every such officer person who shall commit any either
Of the said offences s be deemed guilty felony and shall
conviction thereof be punished BY fine not exceeding
thousand dollars, and by imprisonment and confinement
hard labor not exceeding years. according 10 the
on OF the offence And any other person or
falsely make. fotg, counterfeit or procure b
falsely made. forged countereed willingly aid or asss
IN the falsely making, forging, counter.sg any bar
ingot OF gold IN the resemblance smude Of the bars
rgots OF gold which shall be formed stamped under
by virtue Of sadact, shall pass utter publish or se
shall bring into the United States from any foreign place with
intent pass utter, publish, SELL q, true and genuine AM
such false fgged or counterfeit bars ngot knowing tn
TO be false forged, counerieted with the intent
deiraud body polite corporate other person
per,on. every person 50 offending shall be deeme
BY fne exceeding Eve thousand dollars and by
men AID confinement to hard bor not exceeding ten years
according TO the sggravstion of the offence"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-08

The question was then taken 90 The appeal and the Chair
sustained. n a.l .tsff i9 8t3lagy ii ss4 ~ #e
ported progress aa e sl.i & sfit u tss
And the House adjourned. Z - stpfe sIEs io Z. s
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-08

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY s, 1851.
The SPEAKER stated that the regular order Of business
was the consideration Of the report made yesterday by the
Committee of the Whole the state Of the Union on the
Mint Bthe pending question being on secondng the de-
mand for the previous question.
Mr. BURT suggested that instead Of proceeding with The
regular order Of business by unanimous consent one hour
should be devoted to the reception Of reports from Com
mittees.
Mr.. GRINNELL objected.
Mr. BAYLY moved call of the House; which motion
was negatived-yeas II, nays l07.
The question then REQUIRED seconding the demand Tor
the previous question.
The SPEAKER Tin reply to an inquiry stated that the
effect Of the previous question: seconded would be to bring
the House FIRST upon the amendment reported BY
the Committee Of the Whole the Of the Union and
then upon ordering the bill to third reading, 1t being
Senate bill.
Mr. BURT said that the effect Of the previous question,
he understo il, would be first TO bring the House to vote
upon the substitute Chat of Mr. BArLr) ss called
and If that substitute should be disagreed the question
would then lie upon The bill committed the Com
mee Of the Whole the Of the Union without any
amendmens adopted by the Committee.
The SPEAKER stated tha, the gentleman from South
Carolina had correctly stated the effect Of the previous
QUESTION.
The previous question then seconded and under the
operation thereof the substitute Of Mr. BArLr published
in this paper Of yrsersy for the original bill disagreed
to--yeas 90, nays 1903.
The question then REQUIRED ordering third reading
the original bill which provides for the establishment Of
branch mint Of the United States in the city Of New York.
and branch mint and sssayes office San Francisco, 10
California. stI IA, a+gs st-ft ta iji
.Mr. STRONG moved TO lay the bill on the table, which
agreed TO by the following Yeas lot, noes 81
TERRITORIAL BUSINESS.
The SPEAKER stated, in reply 10 inquiry, that th'
special order the bill for the establishment Of
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-08
IchnrFoRNiA LAND TITLES.

The hill am, settle private land claims IN Cali
fJrnia was then taken tsken up for its third reading
Mr. BENTON. / gave notice To the Senate yesterdsy
that should the yeas and nsys the question OF the
third reading Of his ba OF course that s indication that
shall sgainst wish now, by wsy of showing the
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-08

reported from the Committee Military Affairs Of the House
Mr.. b. made brief explanation Of the amendment which
was agreed TO- and the bill laid aside to be reported to the
House, with the recommendation that it pass.
On motion Of Mr.. THURSTON, the committee then pro.
ceeded consider the bill Of the Senate to create additional
collection districts in the Territory Of Oregon and for other
purposes which, without debate, laid aside TO be re-
ported TO the House. with the recommendation that pass
On motion Of Mr.. sIBLEY, the committee .hen took up
the bill Of the House 10 amend &C, entitled San act 70
establish the Territorial Government of Oegon and An
act to establish the Territorial Government of Minnesota
Mr. SIBLEY made few remarks in explanation Of this
BILL and then laid aside to be reported to the House.
with the Recommendation that il pass.
On motion Of Mr. FITCH, the bill Of the House gan,ns
compensation the agent appointed by the people OF Uan
convey Congress their memorial praying for STATE or
Territorial Government next taken up. .
Mr.. STRONG submitted remarks n oPPosiion %
the BILL and moved that it be laid aside To be repoou )"
the House with the recommendation that do NOT pass.
Mr.. FITCH spoke in favor Of the bill, and Mr.. fooi
opposed it. 4t.4, 4.
The motion Of Mr.. STRONG wss then agreed 70. :.
All the bills relating the Territories having oeen o
posed Of the committee rose and reported H' a'uon MO
House FL ,.u
The House then proceeded to the consideration Ct the bills
reported from the Committee Of the whole =.
The amendments reported to the bill 20 au'holle ne ne
gsave Assemblies Of Oregon and Minnesota 70 aSe cnage
Of the school lands in said Territories and Tor oher
were then seveay agreed by the House, and the bill read
the third tune and passed !. LII
The amendment reported to the b 70 pay me expenses
OF the Caylse war IN inc iei"y - -, - -.
ls47 and s4s agreed TO- and the bill read he tnd lime
and passed. ..,
amended 40 =, to make it read " bill to settle and adjust the
Of the people Of Oregon in defending Themselves
from the attack. and hoses Of the Cayuse Indians in the
| wears ls47 and is4s."
The bills 10 create additional collection districts in the Ter
itory Of Oregon and for other purposes, and TO amend
nc, entitled 20 An establish the Territorial Government
of Oreron" and "An establish the Territorial Gov
ernment Of Minnesota" then severay read the third
| time and parsed. +Ns a'- ss
On motion Of Mr.. STRONG, the bill granting compsn
the agent appointed by the people Of Ush to convey
to Congress their memorial praying for State Teriora
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-03
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF GEORGETOWN

Corner of r. and 12th sts., Washington, d. @.
THE LECTURES will commence on the FIRST Monday
Ia November and continue until the latter part OF
March.
FACULTY.
NOBLE You've, NJ d. Professor Of Principles and Practice
Of Medicine.
CHARLES H. LIxBKRMAs, N. d. Professor Of Institutes
and Practice OF Surgery.
FLoDoARDo HOWARD, 81 d., Professor Of Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women aud Children.
JOHNSON ELIOT M. d., Professor Of Anatomy.
JOSHUA A. RITcHIE NJ d. Professor Of Institutes OF Me-
dicine.
JAMES NJ. AUSTIN, MD, Professor Of Materia MediCa
and Therapeutics
J. W. II. LoyEJoY, NJ. d., Professor OF Chemistry.
SAMUEL w. EyERkTT, Nj. D.. Associate Professor aud
Demonstration Of Anatomy.
Clinical Lectures will be delivered and operations per-
formed patients from the Inhrmary aud Dispensary
attached TO the College.
The College building has been recently erected at great
expense, provided with large and convenient Lecture
falls aud Anatomical ROOMS and is admirably adapted
for medical instruction
Fees for a full course of Lectures $4,000
Naturalization paid only once) 500
Demonstrators Ticket loOO
Graduation 25.OO
Perpetual Ticket 10000
Fee for those who have attended two full
courses in other Colleges bO.oo
FLODOARD0 HOWARD, M d., Dean,
au 20-lawtNov Corner OF 10th and streets
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-03
ARRIVAL OF THE FRANKLIN.


The steamer Franklin arrived at New York
yesterday, having had an excellent run. She
passed, on the 22d October, off st. Adams Head,
large steamship supposed to be the Baltic.
She brings large number Of passengers !;
among whom is the Chevalier De Londie en-
voy extraordinary and minister plenipotentary
from the court of Brazil to the United States
nj. Colin Cauchois, bearer of dispatches from
Madrid and France; Lieutenant J. nj. Halves,
U. S. army, and Henry Tyson, Of Baltimore,
also came passengers in the Franklin.
The steamer Baltic arrived out in ten days
and fourteen hours.
The steamer Africa arrived out on the 10Th.
Kossuth had not yet arrived, but was shortly
expected OF Southampton.
The King of Hanover lies in very critical
state.
Late accounts had been received in England
from the Cape of Good Hope regarding the Eng
ish forces there and the general state of the
country. Ten thousand more troops were
wanted Immediately.
Letters from Paris report that matters there
look very serious. The party of order seems
to be on the point of giving way.
The Prussian papers state that treaty of
commerce had been concluded between Austria
and the Porte, and Publications exchanged.
There is no special news of interest from
Ireland. Abbot Lawrence's recent tour was
the chief theme of conversation and he appears
to have become extremely popular with all
classes. The tide of emigration to America
showed no diminution.
The Queen of Spain had written to the Gu
bans congratulatory letter. rejoicing at the
defeat of the Cuban expedition and the execu-
ton of General Lopez. [Sweet angel of mercy
Cotton was dull at Liverpool, and prices of
all descriptions had declined Id.
In flour and wheat only moderate business
was doing at q decline of Sd. @6d. on -four,
and Id. on wheat. Corn was but little inquired
for.
The Manchester market sympathized with
the state of trade in Liverpool and business
was limited, with a gloomy aspect.
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MORE NEW GOODS.

MAGRUDER 4 CALVERT respectfully announce to
Il the citizens of Washington Alexandria, and George
town, and their ycnes, that they have just made
addition to their present stock, which renders 1t very
large and complete. Their stock consists follows:
10 pieces A damask poult dc Sole Silks rich shades
ff ~ do do Brocades, very cheap
IL DO fine Turc Satins, embracing all the different
shades N##
s do very heavy Brocade Silk surprisingly rich
and beautiful, and prices cannot be equalled
10 do black and colored Watered do, every shade
and price
10 do light do, much lower than usual bought at
Z DO plain Pout dc Sole and glazed do rich lustrs
10 do plain black SILK, prices ranging from rs cts.
to 81.
5 do black Brocade Silk, designs entirely new
10 do fine French Cashmeres, exceedingly rich and
5 do do do Plaids, do
Is do do Mousselaines, styles entirely new
do do Allwool suitable for children
Is do do Merinoes, all shades and grades,
very cheap
25 do Lyonese and Coburg Cloths
10 do Hungarian Plaid, all pure Silk and Wool
plain Mousselanes, containing every shade and
quality ...
do Lupin's best black Bombazine
do do medium prices
100 do black Alpacas, from rs cents to 81
10 very fine embroidered Grape Shawls
do plain do. with deep fringes
20 do Cashmere Long Shawls
rs do do Scarfs
100 do Plaid Long shawls
10 pieces colored uncut Velvets, about half price
s cases fine bleached Shir ings
rounds best Shifting Linens
KBlack Silk Laces and Frnges black white and colored
id Gloves Alexander's and Bajou's make; fine Table
Damasks; Huckaback, Russia and Scotch Towelngs and
Napkins, Doulas and Crash and many other goods
numerous to mention.
All persons wishing to purchase will find it to their
decided interest to examine stock before purchasing
elsewhere as we determined to sell at moderate
fits. Every article recommended by will be found
represented and fair dealing may be relied on.
oct 2o-d2w Intelligencer 3tw2wl
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UMBRELLAS AND PARAsOLs.

NJ WE would invite the Ladies' to call and examine
~ our extensive Stock of Green, Blue, and Black
Watered Bordered and Lined Silk and Satin Turc
PARAS0LSthe largest assortment in the District, at
greatly reduced prices
Also choice selection Of UMBRELLAS, all Of the latest
fashion, and the work warranted
JUST RECEIVED-a handsome variety Of Silks and
Scotch Ginghams for recovering.
s- Repairing and Covering faithfully and punctually
executed A. CORBIT Co,
may 6-8m Penn avenue, "a street.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-03
w0RTHINGTON @. sNETHEN

TONTINUBS TO PRACTISE LAW in the Supreme
~ Court to attend to cases before Congress to prose-
cute claims and settle accounts against the Departments
and Boards Of Commissioners TO procure home
and abroad TO obtain pensions and bounty lands to
collect debts dividends, legncies and inhertances in
any part Of the United States and in foreign counres
to make Investments Of funds in loans stocks and
on bond and mortgage and to negotiate the purchase
and sale Of loans lands and patent rights in any Of
the Union. Particular attention paid TO California land
c coming up to the United States Supreme Court
on appeal.
Communications, prepaid, addressed to W. q. snethen,
Carroll Place. Capitol Hill, Washington d c. will meet
with prompt attention. oct27--dly
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-03

G.s THE SUBSCRIBER has not yet disposed of his
8I LANDS Brentsville Prince William county,
Virginia. or his HOUSES and LOTS at auckland. They
still for sale accommodating terms. Mr. Robert
Hodgkn, who lives adjoining these lands will show them
and the boundaries to any wishing to purchase My
terms heretofore advertsed-onefourth in cash. the
balance in one two and three years credit with interest
secured the land The property at auckland will be
disposed of application to Eppa Hunter esq, at
Brentsye, the terms The title, which inds-
putable, will be made by Eppa Hunter esq Letters adj
dressed to me at salbyspor Allegheny county, Md, will
be promptly attended to.
sep 19-lawG HENRY A. BARRON.
p. S-H A. b. will be at Brentsvillc on the 9th Of 0c-
toher. and remain weeks.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-03
LAURENCE THOMSON & CO.,

IMPORTERS Of Biandics, Wines and Segars, No. Ex-
| change Place. Baltimore, offer for sale extensive
assortment Of
BRANDIES--J. Heunessy, J. J. Durand, superior old
Jean Louis, 1911 and 1883; Magory; 0ard, Dupuy Co
Pinet Castillon Co.. Martell; Durund Co.; A. seig-
nette j. J. Dupuy and j. Fraud brands.
WINES-Champayne, Claret and Hook, Of various
grades Aso Port Sherry, Madeira Sicily Lisbon Bur.
guudy, Malaga and other Wines, in great variety.
SEGARS-Hayana and Principe Segars, Of approved
brands constantly receiving from the manufacturers
HOLLAND G1N-Grape and Gray Mare brands Of fine
favor also, London Brown Stout and Porter; bordeaux
and Marsees Sweet OIL Sardines Maccaroni, Vermicei,
Olives Capers, CASTLE Soap, Bay Rum, Roll Birthstone,
Canary Seed, &c. mar "a
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LAMPS! LAMPS! LAMPS!

A HATCH, jr., would respectfully call the attention
a. OF his friends and the public generally, to his
sortInent Of LAMPS, GIRANDoLES, &c, which he war.
rants to be the choice and select that has been
offered to the Washington public; consisting in part Of
the Patent Double Dehector Solar Lamp which for light
and beauty is unsurpassed by any other that has
been nventcd ALSO Grandolcs, Camphine and ETHEREAL
Oil Lamps, in great variety.
A. H. would respectfully solicit the public TO give him
a CALL feeling assured that his assortment cannot ai TO
please the most hstidous.
Two doors west OF Todds new marble building, Penn
av., andC st. nearly opp the Bank Of Washington.
oct9--tr
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A CARD.

fVNHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs the citizens
i Of Washington that he has opened JOB PRINTING
OFFICE Of and 8h Streets where hes prepared
to execute every description of job Printing; and he
hopes to be able TO give satisfaction to those who
favor him with their orders.
Cards, Handbils, Notices, Insurance Policies, Bank
Checks, Labels, Pamphlets, &c, &C. printed at short
notice. JONATHAN HARDWOOD.
WASHINGTON, Sept. Is, 1851.
pS- Any orders left at the ONCE OF the american 7se
grdph will be promptly attended to- sep I3-n
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW AND FASHION.
ABLE GOODS

INHE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure OF informing his
i friends and customers that he has just received
another supply Of NEW FALL and WINTER GOODS,
which he will take pleasure in showing to all who may
favor him with call His stock is complete in every
respect and will be offered at such prices cannot fail
to convince all that they money by purchasing
Of him His Goods Of the best and most fashionable
styles, consisting Of French, English and German Cloths
and Cassmeres OF all kinds and qualities, and full
sortment Of yestings Of the most prevailing styles.
L. II. MUDD Merchant Tailor
oct 10--tr street. bet n 7th and 8th SITS.