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CUPERIOR DnQucrreotypes First Premium ID H.
y WHTEHURsT field Of his
ground dasueeotp in the county His galleries
found Pennsylvania between ~ and 9th streets
No 7 Baltimore Bnmore corner broadway and Leonard
street, New York; street, Richmond; Sycamore
street, Petersburg; Main street, Norfolk and Main street, Lynch
burg, Virginia
beautiful highly dagueueoypes
extraordinary insuring faithful and highly finished
ikencsscs n a Few seconds.
stary srouad invenied by J, H. Whtehus
airy aud living appearances TO the picture. ..
than thirty hou
pictures annually and have gwen classification! This
Hatterin proof the OF his kenesses
W. Of the public generally his elegantly
furnished gallery Lane and fuckers where free
exhibition Of pictures wilbs given. @EHt
competition in daKuerreoypcs the
Maryland Institute he awarded the frat
medal by the judges.
Lenees ofevey description copied, and mor'em
attended 10, Nov 2s-dly
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u.ANCyNO Aeademy4- r. n. IAppr has
opor citizens Of Washington George
town that his dancing
on Tuesday sh Al his residence
avsnus. opposits Wiliasds h0ael. ...at# t.i.lt.e
Wsshngon Thursdays md saur-
days 0eagsiown- Mondays and FriAaya f EeH
Oct Q-du- as 5a.5EEset Il
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NOTICE Is hereby given that application Will be
made for the renewal of certificate No. 20 OF stock the Bank
of the Metropolis VIM Gore Ouseley dated the llt
of April 1887, which certificate has been lost mislad
WASHINGTON, April o. 1851. Ap lO-law4ws
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A. Il G. A. ARMOUR,
DRdPERS AND T.1ILORS,

"A. q G. A. ARMOUR,
DR.APERS AND T1ILORS,
No. 3o3 Broadway corner of Duane street,
4bope the Irring House, New York,
ID DESPECTFULLY invite the offriendx public
IL of spring goods, Of the patterns,
wi make best
prices Fresh
of latest importaons elegant light silks
dark do patterns OF Paris embroderies.
There three skful artists employed in this
coats paDts waistcOa Each
pament complete itself Army und navy uniforms made
accuracy despatch, and the approved
this metropolis will find this establish
everything their ae and perfect ~ always insured
N. B. wAlsTGoATs-These elegant
sdmrd Castle Garden have been awarded the
premium by the American Institute their late fair
I5-dIm
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Poxr oryroE DEPARTMENT, March 6, 1851.
Mar 9-4w

NOTICE residuary Ie9atees Of Nelson Reed, de-
equity, dated second day Of March 1851,
himself esa,ee. Of Nelson Heed deceased
saksr and George s,ser trustee. under the will Of said
uibuoa Of the funds the hand. Of said trustees is required
lion and produced who the children Of
MARY Ssan n,s so ws
brother Of ,.or wife Jane, Reed Isaac Reed twho were
Bewey, twho death Of Nancy
Reed The etc ,s,'a,o WIDOW who died tn, d q sep
living Nancy Reed,
Nancy Reed and and
,csaor Toeyson se te-,storj either, and
which ,n dead N. ,ns ef III. death Of sa,a Nancy
such living the death Of said Nancy Reed having died
es and wa he and % Of relationship a
s" ..s s "a. ' . s S sany sns @
den,h Of Nancy h.vn. died before ,s said Nancy Reed len
also report any Of the parties entitled and
.ons @
The time limited in this notice 70 report 70 the said court ns per
fund.
win Nelson Reed deceased hsrrby notified TO appear aud
% . as before . u. ,s% sS" ?" .a q Ss
am, and M Il ps ] . .s . r. ~ r Fl
ws. ws sssEEas sHo, saskra,
Ap s-Iawiow Trnssses Baltimore,
CHARPs Patent Rinss, with Mayn.rd'. Primer
Lss,i Aliens revovcIs and sclf cooking
Fine English double barrel ling pieces
English and German single and double barrel pistols &C.
A'pp Of The s'0S; sx6S ssd IL BSorHR
Pennsylvania avenue, near 9th street.
Mar I-Iawew
second Cour.e.-Daneing Academy.
Mr. y. n. Liable the citizens OF
N w..hne,sa and Geors,own dancing
win Thur.day January at hn
opposite Wiards Hotel
MISUNDERSTANDING Thursdays and Satul
days; Gccrgetown--MonAnys and Fridays.
Dec 06-dnH
WILLIAM TUCKER, draper and tailor, Pennsyl-
and 9th respectfully calls the
attention Of his friends and the public the fact TINT he has Just
turned from New York with cf the afre and selected
French and English clcths and vrsings
ever offered in ths city, which in the
fashionable notice. the public
TO call and eramine which be
passed tn style kmanshp city in this
B,Atso, gensmcns
nshina Eood something entirely ali of which will be sold
very moderate prices.
Mar 2l-3aw3w
DRaTLEP BARTON KEY viii attend In any bvsssrsss
be inussd with bsfore eter Of cours
and
svess and the Dspstmenfs. Once q
WAsNrrsrcu. July 1@ 'ssA July i7-SawM
pOSn Douglas-~.. Autobiography "r Min'ss~r's
II Daughter by g. R.W +
Byrne's Dictionary Of Engineering. No "a
Appletonh Mechanics Magazine, No 4, for April
4 ase.f -'a''' -" TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Ap II ~, ls8 s9sr f0ta ~ Dcokssllssas near ph IT.
COLD PEHs, IN silver with sver-poinsed psr-
VI eli complete for ei. ~,.,cvrv,o,
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CLERKS orrIck House. or REPRESENTATIVES, u. g.,
April S, 1851.
DROPOSALS will be received n this ONCE until
i May delivery Capitol
ded best
Jumps pound to
posted the CAPITOL from fine particles
hundred and fy quality
wood twenty cords sawed pieces,
pieces, and delivered, sawed
July ensuing.
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Clerk House OF Representatives u. n.
Ap6-dtilhMnyif
Intel, Republic, l. Southern Press
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WILL attend Of claims before Congress- and hs
W lous executive departments Of the government
OMce and dwelling between ash and loh Streets
Oct0-u
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Eraet from the Of Congress ofad MARCH, lsA5 section s

Of Congress March, ls4 section 49,
master General in ali future eins Of for ;he
on Of the mail 70 let The every to the lowest bidder
transportation may
such nor shall any new contractor hereafter be re-
aured 10 purchase take vaaaoI the stock or vehicle Of
Bidders will be careful the forms and instructions appended
the mode By which they intend 70 convey The mail Whes the
] ?, M % @ u s
railroad the be and consequently such
The viii Ce assigned @ bids proposing the
companies specially regular
are to be as including .e supply Of each office The
depot Separate proposals offices than of mile
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails o( The United states from
Kentucky win be the Office of the Post Office
s
and in the manner and time herein specified, viz
52a5 From Hopknsyiie lop weekly Monday, wednes
BY Long View Oak Grove Rnssod New Providence clars
vile, Mneadoo, Freaonia, Townsville, fiser's Cross
Roads, and sycamore Mills
back between a m Monday, wednesday Friday,
Hop1asvis m, ri-weskIy, Tuesday, Thursday
by Belss.w, cad Canton, Golden Pond, Aurora, wads.
boro,, Mayheld' Fancy Farm and nd, M,onmi 'il,s
And back betweens m Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday
and p m next day
Each proposal should accompanied by guarantee
responsible peons following
Snde,.Snea s guaranty aas I'm s'i sa o
General obligation prior day
sufficient perform
proposed"
should
property,
and able 10 make good their
proposals should sealed endorsed
"Poposss No. -" addressed the First
Postmaster General. ~.
prohibition OF bids resulting combinations, and
conditions which be made, the
AS advertisement.
N. X. HALL,
Postmaster General
Poxr OFFICE DErA KrsESr, March 6, 1851.
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AND wAxHINGTON RAII.H

Hours o Departure OF The Passenger Trains.
From Washington a. m. and a, p. dairy, and .
m. daily except Sunday.
at and daily, and q daily
ocpt Sunday.
Feb 3-diy PARSONS, Agent
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U Ev. MASON NOBLE'S Seminary for Young hAadses
IL viii be opened his residence the Of 1sh and
Tuesday spp,
cation the principal.
Ap l3-dtls May
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J. BUTTERFIELD, Commissioner.
FORM No. /.


Cousrr or
Before la justice fhe other officer nhorised to
personally
and that he the identical
lhee insert wdrrants TO whom warrant No - for
under the act of September 1880 issued the
day OF 1856 and who now applies TO locnte the same
[.ifans Sgnotrc.1
and subscribed before this - day Of f., 1856
Ga.a,. AaniIn.
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NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODs.-Juat received
IN pieces handsome China silk
10 do DO China silk grenadines
Is do do silk tissues style
do plain and figured berege
10 do Donna Isabella, entirely new
10 do Donna Marin, do
20 do India silk
5 do printed marques, dresses, and pretty
do berege q. aine
French figured oulnrd silk
do LANES,
% black silk, every quality aud price
10 black lace nantes
30 do scarf
shawls
pieces black lace, all widths
superior plain figured white and colored haws
handsome assortment OF mourning
embroidered lace and muslin capes, chem'
collars sleeves kid aud lk gloves
Also, large stock OF French and
English cos cassimcres dniings, vesnes aya Sc 70 winch
VA Az Mo, ionawif ' r. II. HooE 4
NOTIFIC ATIONThe subscribers beg inform their
customers public they opened large and
Of the following articles 10 which they invite n
tention, viz
Linen sheetines, "a, Sd, 1o4, and 1914, Irish
DO Ga, 81, l04, and 1914, German
Pillow linens, widths Irish and Scotch
White and brown cotton do Cd, 81, 04, and " 4
White and coorcd Mnrseipes quilts, some very large
Ailsndale quilts, cheap
Richardson's hmiy linens
Gray and Sons son finish do
cosc Hollands family
Damask table cloths all and qualities
Table dama-ks yard, all widths, very
Also, superior 10, Of sik warp and esuze nnnneis
ri Indies under garments
Together with general assortment Of house soods
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AgENCY. washington.-The undersigned late OF the in
specton Office Department offers his scv
generally those of the southwestern
section the that his removal from office
In capacity, and fidelity, and
Office Of both parties with their hearty
to sust him therein.
An orders Of AT the Of
thankfully received and promptly despatched
. JAMES OWNER, Agent,
JpIv 4--dn late Of Post Once Department
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MOSES l.. HOIT,
ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR AT Law,
~ San Farc,sco California.
Hon. g. w. Inec NJ O. Aabema John Taylor
esq Mobile, Alabama Mes-rs Rhodes Wright co.. New or
leans. Henry Clark Tsrboo North Carolina,
M. California; Ben X True, New YORK
ci r. Healey eq boston, Massachusetts r. Hatch esqy
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. mY f-1awB
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FORM No.

by these presents that here Insert the
udrraneel Of the county Of, and state OF do hefei
cont nj appoint and awf
attorney my TO locate land warrant No
land which under tbs Septembe
1Ssu
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CHARPN Patent Rines. with Maynard's Primer
Lesyit, Aliens revoIvcrs and sef cooking
tolls.
English double barrel fow ling pieces !.
English and double barrel pistols, &c.
supply above goods received, and for sale BY
JNo. w. BADEN h BROTHER,
Pennsylvania avenue 9th street.
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Norfolk.
xHH The Steamer osCEOLA having undergone thorough
repairs, trips the above place.
every Wednesday and Saturday O'Clock
A. M Herniup Monday and Thursday
O'Clock D. Touching and returning at Conc river and
the usual landings Potomac for signals 10 land.
Passage and fare, -. =
April JAMES MITCHELL, Captain.
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second COurse.-DancinG Academy.
Mr. Y. n. Liable the citizens OF
VI Washington that his second Of dancing
Thur.day January at hn
residence, Pennsylvania avenue opposite Whsd Hotel
Of tutioBi WahingonTu Thursday and Satu
days. Gecrgetown--MonAnys and Fridays.
Dec 0e--dnH
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n KNOX WALKER will practice law In the swprcme
j Court United and prosecution
claim. agsn-,th Address Washington D. c.
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N Exx and beautiful Spring GoodsThe subscribers
N now opening largest and choice selection Of
s,ns the lnde
Warrington embracing variety Of material import
which respectfully
OF handsome goods, pIedgns sell
The low as they be bought In New York.
CLAoETT, NEWTON, MAY, 90,
Ap a-6uf 9th
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C1xTY-ONE desirable lots, situated
shlns parts of city and suburbs SALE
modsting terms Appiyts
NJ. THOMPSON
Office one door Of jackson Hall, Penn svrnuc.
l7-u
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QEMOVAI.- DE SELDiNG wYfTE have removed their
IL General Agency Once Seventh street, between
and Opposite doors from the
National IpteIligenesr oMce.
O-aawM
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no OWNERS Lands Texas.-A gentleman visefnia,
who good and lawyer desires TeIss
would like
OF lands that with view bring
market.
family and small capital dssivous engaging
agriculture lie can give the most satisfactory testimonials OF
responsibility
enable considerable
himself
of such he with tho
advertiser, and suitable responses addressing
WIN. G0ULDfN,
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia
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superoy full bound in Russia, etered and numbered
Royal full bound in calf Kussia bands and ends, le,teIed
numbered
Royal full bound in Russa lettered and numbered
Medium, bound calf Russia bands and ends, letter
ed and numbered do
Medium, full Russia, eltered and numbered
DENY, full bound in calf, Russia bands end lettered
numbered do
Deny, in Ru ssia, lettered and numbered
full bound in calf Russia bands and ends, let
tered and numbered do
cap in Russia citered and numbered do
tooscap, in calf, lettered and numbered do
Foocap, full bound in Russia, letered and numbered do
Fooscap, half bound, marble paper sides Russia back
and corners, lettered and numbered do
fin in and
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Sealed and delivered in presence Of
1.-TWO Witnesses.
Mar 1-di3l kwtScp3l
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CPLENDID SILK Manttllss, Sc.-We invite INC
descriptions, Just received,
~ mantnss, assorted shades newstyles
ls rich chepe silk shawis
~ muslin manftss II
We have received also
~ black lace scarf -
"a do sbswls.
The attention of the especially invited ad
ditons n our received
v new and goods for the al Of which win he
offered Al ,rb all suited in prices and
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Ap I2-dlw flfttEAU ffs
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEMES EOR MAY, 1851.
J. w. MAURY l. Co, MAsAosRs
S33,OOOI S|O,OoOi SIO,O0OI 40 prizes OF 81 900
lIu4aIx A-.-.aA. Aa.l.4.I InA


For the benefit OF Monongaia Academy.
Glass No 49, for 1851
To be drawn In ana Va, Saturday e ID Of May lsoi
10 number iottery-l3 drawn ballots!
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Ap l2-Iaw6w
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[ Wdrrantee's Signature. ]

tPower of substttutton may be inserted, II desredl
Signed IN presence Of
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CLASS No. 2--Biank Books aud Binding.

proposals manner, period OF
for blank books and binding following
descriptions when ordered sss.
binding, indces,
paper surface ned spring
~ :.
in
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u II. HOOE 4 CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
cnpcting oil cloths, msttngs, rus curtain materials
rheesinx blankets, and house furnishing generally
PennsyIvsna svsnuc between 7 and sh Streets Washington
ID. q.
Aug 2o--n
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-24

Wa believe the whigs admit just as much
as the above. The whigs admit that the
Banks have boarded the specie and given
.he people paper circulation in its stead
-tbey admit that the specie s being ship.
ped from the Bar-ks 70 Europe, and thereby
endangering The whole circulating medium
Of the country, and if ,his-is not "hostils
to the equal rights Of the people, and the
principles Of sound political economy" !"
then we are not jud SO OF the matter
The ~higs~ admit that without n law to
prohibi, and restrict the free commerce Of
the seas, that their banking system is a
very gren, humbug, il not total failure
at least to the extent they claimed for it, is
q failure. .
And lastly IL and l2
IL. "Thai hard money! is TO be lie
only currency, because the same resolu-
lions declare that is The only circul aling
medium, "thai defrauds no man, The only
currency that is expedient and just;" and
- That it is Inconsistent with the
principles Of the party, for Democrats to
participate in creating or uRholding Bank
ing institutions"
We beliere the Constitution Of the Unit.
ed States, framed by very wise and patri.
otic men, makes gold and silver the only
legal tender for the payment of debts. =
They are responsible for this democratic
doctrine. Is the Journal in favor Of so
amending the constitution Of the United
States, as to make paper money a legal
tender! We pause on this for q reply
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-24

DIVISION OF OREGON INTO Two TERRI
roRIAL GovERNMsNrs.-Am movement has
lately been set on foot by the settlers in Ore
gon Territory, which has for its object the
organization Of separate territorial govern
men, for that portion which lies to the north
of the Columbia River. Ii is to be called
the Columbia Territory, and throughoutits
vast extentis we'll adapted to agriculture,
commerce, manufacturing. For the promo
ton Of this object, convention of twenty
five delegates assembled as Corolitz, Lewis
county, on the 25th of August, and after
discussing the mater, offered the following
resolution, which was unanimously adopt
ed:
That committee Of three be appointed
by the President Of the convention to prepare
suitable memorial on that subject, to
Congress, and that the same be forwarded
to the delegate in Congress from Oregon
Territory requesting him to use MS lhnuence
to procure the organization OF separate
territorial government.
Previous to the session Of the Csnven-
tion a committee on districts and counties
having been appointed, the territory north
Of the Columbia River was divided into
twelve counties, with we'll prescribed boun-
daries. s.-The Convention is to meet again
at Olympia sometime about the middle OF
next May, there to form State Convention,
preparatory to asking admission into the
Union, as one Of the States thereof, provided
that Congress has not at that time, organ
lied a territorial governmsnt- Statesman.
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GRAnAM's MAGAzI.g FoR lS52.-For
Prospectus see fourth poge.

A WHlG VlcToRY.-The wings are ex
ulting over the adoption Of the Free Banking
law in Illinois as great whig triumph. As
whig victories are exceedingly scarce these
days, it is probably best to let them draw
all the consolation they can from that source.
They claim it as the rcpudiation by the peo-
pie of that State of the Hard Money doc
trine, while the fact is that the baHk advo-
Gates there have argued that, as it was i'm
possible to prevent the circulation Of bank
paper, is would be better to have that Of
of their own State, secured as is provided
by the law they have adopted-not that
paper currency is desirable or necessary.
Ii the following from the N. Y. Tribune is
correct, this is rather barren yictsry for
the ragocrats:
GFThe Illinois Free Banking Law has
probably been adopted by the people at the
late election, but it is not a law likely to be
favorably received by capitalists. A clause
in it stipulates that Bank shall forfeit,
without remedy, all its banking privileges
upon the first failure to pay specie on de-
mand, and shall be closed by the proper OIL
GERS. This clause places every Bank at the
mercy Of any person who will take the
trouble to collect the demands against them
to an amount exceeding the specie on hand.
and no Bank is perfectly safe unless it locks
up in vault, each night, coin to an amount
equal 10 the full amount Of its circulation
and deposits. Banking under such law
would be rather unsafe or unprofita ble--
The Bank must not only put Stock securi-
ties for its circulation in the hands OF State
officer, but must also keep in its vaults dol
lar for dollar in specie.
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Beautifully Said.

We make the following beautiful extract
on the Homestead Exemption Law, from a
letter recently written by Judge Dilla-
hunty, Of Tennessee:
Secure to each family whose labor may
acquire it, a little spot Of free earth that IT
can call its own that will be an asylum in
times Of adversely, from which the mother
and the children, old age and infancy, can
still draw sustenance and claim protection,
though misfortune may rob them of all else,
and then feel they are still free, still entitled
10 walk the green earth, and breathe the
free air Of heaven, in defiance Of the power
and potency Of accumulated wealth and the
domineering of the pretending and am5iti-
GUS. The sacredness of that consecrated
spot will make them warriors in time of
eternal strife. "Those shocks Of corn, said
Xenophon, "inspire those who raise them
with courage to defend them. The largest
Of them in the field is as prize exhibited in
the middle of the stage to crown the con-
queror." Secure home to every family
whose honest labor may obtain ore, against
the weakness, vices or misfortunes Of the
fathers. and you will rivet the: affection Of
the child in years Of manhood by a stronger
bond than any consideration that could ex-
ist. He will remember where he gamboled
in his early youth, the stream upon whose
fowery banks be has played, and in whose
limpid waters he has bathed, and the family
altar where he felt mothers kiss and
mothers love, and the green spot within
that little homestead where sleep the loved
and the lost.