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PORN OF RELEASE
Whereas BY act Of Congress- approved September
paid TO the State
for considerations said act menoned with poviso
GIVE millions Of said stock shall be issued until
the holding bonds and other certificates OF
for which duties imports were specially
shall treasury the United States releases OF all
United States for account said bonds or
- and whereas the undersigned creditor ns stae
following described bonds or
Of stock Of Texas s the case may BEL and TOT wheh
mentioned in the said were speciany Pedsed
Here describe bonds certificates
Now Of complying with the provisions Aa ae
consideration hereby release 10 the
claim In law equity a9nns' hsm Tor or on
account Of cerincAtes) above described
m hand and seal al -, this -------day OF
-, 1851.
Sealed and delivered presence Of
TT~nNx xiinAsAe
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n NCuN0 Acad~my-F1rSt COWrse.-Mr. p. r. LAnsn hss
The honor the citizens Of Washington and George
si b,s for will
on Tuesday October Sh At his residence fsnnsyvann
syenus npposite Wflardp hotel. ... =
days oeorsstown- Mondays snd Fridays
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Before la Justice the peace other officer authorised TO
take aidorits personally appeared insert the
ee who being duly sw deposs and that he Is the identical
lheie Insert nue o ourranfec Ito whom warrant No. for
under the act September 1885, issued the
day of, 1885 and who now applies 70 locate the same
aI# . .st.t ,5ss .5 t.fGiants Signaturs1
Sworn and subscribed before this - day Of, 1876
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WILL attend prosecution Of claims besve CONGRESS and hs
Va, ions srecutve departments Of the eovernmen.
once s~d dwslias street, between pth ana osn sree"
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Whole 920-Halves 4IO--Quarers S5-EGhths q 80.
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do do 8 half do 40
Do quarter do 90
Do d eighth do 20
0zoders packages the
above splendid the attention. and
Of each drawing sent Immediately after II is over all
W order from -
- address j. h G. MAURY, Agents,
Msys Alexandria, Virginia.
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MOSES L.. HOLT.
ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR AT Law,
San Fareiseo, California,
Hon s. w Inge, NJ G., Mabarnai John Taylor
esq Mobile, Aabams Rhodes. Wright Co.. New or
leans Henry CLARK, esq, Tsecrc North garona
HON. w MI Gwn c. California; Aenj X True, New York
city Beaey, csq, Boston, Massachusst; Hatch, e'qT
Portsmouth, New Hampshire MAY t-1aNp
0ENCY. washtnxton-Tbe undersigned, late Of the In
,pc,op branch ohs his
generally and TO those o he
dose character he has for many yea
tanned in the department capacity and fidelity and
refer. in once Of both pare with their hearty
CONSENT q him therein 4 !,
A order. 10 attend every the OF
s'' JAMES OWNER, Agent,
Juv 4-du Of Post Once Department.
7 KNOX WALK ER will practise law In the Supreme
Court and sttcnd TO the prosecution OF
c,aim. against government Addrts Washingon, D. o.
Mar Ib-su
n H. HOOE n CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
Competing cloths, mstngs, curtain Materials
sheetne blankets, furnishing goods generally
between h and sth Streets Washington
u. @. t.l s#HU~
OlxTY-ONE desirable lots, stuated
parts ofhe city and suburbs. for sale
| modatns terms. Apply to
Once door Yves, Of jackson Hall, Penn avenue
| IDEMOvAL-- DE sELpiNe 4 wyIE have removed the,r Y
IL General Agency once seventh street. pew
and -rees opposite Odd Fellows Hail. and TWO m
National Intelissncsr o@cs.
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culinary and all lie branches adapted wen n 9s
largest establishments for the Of private families 49,
Frnncsts pupil Of the celebrated Careme =" wv" "
Maya FRANoA AAASS~
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m. Returning leave Norfolk every Monday and ThuSday
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usual landings the Potomac for signals or 10 land
Passage fare s.. .. L.@
April 1T JAMES MIICHElAL, Cap$xn.
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by presents [here insert the Of
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appoint OF and lawful
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land, which issued under the of September
1850
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no OWNERS of Lands In TexasA gentleman in vifnia,
good surveyor and lawyer desires TO emovs Tsxas
the season, 6og
owner Of lands in that country, bring shsn iso
market
He has family capital and 10 dssrous OF engaging In
satisfactory esmoniaIs o. cac
responsibility and his general acq"sntanos soch
considerable emigration 10 TsxAs
would inclined 10 avail
correspondence WIN NE
advertiser suitable responses by addressing post Pa
agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
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No Todds Building, Pennsyvans avenue Wash'ngson
New York, California, Minnesota ano :" us
Union
CHARLES DE sELDING having been appointed Dy ms
i've of York,
hs, se. of The United States the Territory of Mnnssota
acknowledgment of deeds, Ac csss
hi. service. Washington and elsewhere
Feb I4-2sw e"t-ri
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CPLEyDID siIk awls, Mantillas, dc.-We invite the
attention descriptions Just received,
Ia rich silk mantilns, assorted shades, new styles
shawls
"a muslin manulas
Wehave received also
II black lace scans #@u-
~ do do sbawls
The ladies especially invited 10 our recent ID
to
urely for the all OF which w b
that all be suited prices AND syie
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, = co.
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n E,y. MASON MOBILES Seminary for Young LA4ae
viii opened residence the Al f3h and
Tuesday the 1d instant Terms made known oa sPpn
ca the principal. r.
Ap I3-dtlst May
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u,y,r rconoxrnphtc Encyclopedia, No. ~.
Tbe the ss OF Rsys by Mrs. aouth worth
pyrne,s Dictionary Of Engineering No vs.
App,e,ons Mechanics Magazine, No. s.
TAYLOR MAURY,
Mays BOOKSELLERS, near osh street
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTs, AND TO LES
SEES, OCCUPANTS, AND PERMfTTEEs OF MINERAL

u
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-22

Now this, as every man who was present at the
meeting alluded tn, knows, is willuI and dehe-
rate pcrversion of Judge Aliens statements. IL is
false in the premises, false in inference, and false in
the conclusion. Judge Allen, neither in sum nor
substance, neither by aIuson nor directly, said that
henceforh there would tie t,a t,oo parties befo.e
the country" He did not say tina, The Free Soil
aud Democratic parties would be one in the next
Presidential electionl" The s,a,emeu, is utterly
false.
Judge Allen alluded TO the fact that the Wing
party now receives its efficient support from
the South, and said, that il the Democrats should
denounce the compromise measures of the present
administration, and nominate a candidate for the
Presidency with Free Soil principles he had no
doubt, that with the aid of the Free Soilers, they
could carry the whole North upon the Presidential
vote But he distinctly, clearly, and uneouvocally,
as he always does, declared that however the 9th
er parties might decide, the course Of the Free Soil
party was upward aud onward. Upon the princi-
pies of no more Slavery extension. our parry had
planted their feet, and from those principles there
would be no change nor even shadow Of turning 1t
is true that the appearance, in the " gingerbread
suSS', oi any Stattheut, is sulcient 10 utterly dis
credit it in this comuniiyi bul those who live at
some distance from us, aud do not know the charac.
ter of the persons that conduct it, ae liable TO be
deceived by the repetition of its fasehoods,
and its uablushng hard;hood in perSisting in them,
and, on this account, we meet it. We say again,
however, that it's known conductors are beneath
responsibility. The nfamy of this sheet Truly be-
longs olhe of 'wealth, fimily, station charac-
ter, and responsibility" who give their money! their
pens sometimes, and their whole influence, always
to sustain nts shameless, reckless course Of Will.
fcation and disgusting mendacity.
There are men, encouraging and supporting the
persons who conduct this sheet, whom we never
could have believed capable Of stopping so low. In
spite of differences Of opinion what we believed
TO be questions Of vital Importance to liberty, we
have ALWAYS believed that honor and ruth we're of
consideration amongst individuals Of our poi-
cal opponents, in this city. But, in the face of the
continued and fragrant violations Of all social courte
sy and moral decency, which are daily perpetraed
by this paper, backed By their nea,s, and couuten-
anced by their influence, it requires no ordinary
degree of faith, to maintain that opinion. For the
demorazing influence Of this Sheet upon the ''young
whgs'' of this city, and for the disgrace Of its ex-
istence in respectable community, these men are
held responsible by all rght-mnded citizens.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-22

CONFESSION OF A PIcKPocKET-A cell
ebrated Pickpocket who was lately sent to the
State Prison Tor his misdeeds being noted for his
marvellous adroitness in pocket-rifing, was re-
quested to reveal the secret of his success, when
the following among other disclosures were made
We publish them. as likely to be useful 10 those
who are willing to take hint
81 never" said the pckpocl1et, ''atiempt the
pocket of any old resident of city, but uniform-
ly strangers and countrymen."
But on being asked how he distinguished them,
he replied
''Very easily and gave the following list of
persons who were the regular victims of the
craft
persons in omnibus who take out their
pocket books when the stage stops, are sure to be
couDtrymen. Those who stop to converse on the
sidewalks, or in thoroughfares; or take out pock
ct books at the box pit offices Of the theatre or
steamboat. All those who stop to gaze at shop
windows, or count money, or show pocket books
IN the street. or call in at the funk auction rooms
All these are common victims. III find man
eating oysters or fruit, carrying an open knife
IN the street, in nine times out of ten he is green
and we victlmize him. Persons who stand up
lntheatres, or stand on cross-walks, are sener-
ally country folk, and we make sure of Them"
The shrewdness of these observations of the
pickpocket must be obvious 10 all city people.and
accounts for the remarkable fact that cit, resi-
dents seldom suffer from the operations Of these
light-fngered gentry.
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The wiseonsin :. coali,ion..

Amidst the many perpexing perplexities
which at this moment so sorely distract the
nerves, and tax the temper, ingenuity, and We
racity, of the Boston .4tLaS, is the election which
has just taken place in Wisconsin. The Cover
elect, and other State officers, and majority
Of The representatives OF young Wisconsin, have
been reported to be chosen chiefly from the Wing
party. These nominees of the Wings of Wiscon-
sin, were men who had not violated their anti
slavery professions; they were not Websterized
Wings, but stood upon the platform where the
party in Massachusetts stood, previous TO the
Slaughter-house Convention at Philadelphia, and
where they proposed to stand previous to Daniel
Webster's apostacy, and open detection from
''Northern principles" the 9Th of March,
1850. The Free SoiIers coalesced with the
Wigs of Wisconsin, and elected their nominees,
because those nominees protested the sentiments,
in regard to slavery extension, which the Alias,
about year ago, so iorcibly expressed in the
following language;
''We are, as party, one upon this question.
Not euea upon the question of tariff are we
We are one, against this INFAMOUS FUGI-
TIVE SLAVE LrSs- N1e--ll A. l---~.-l
without why or wherefore,
A..;l-..i .-:~-.pluui poems which the Atlas
has been singing, this Wing election in
Wisconsin, it has been whispered to it, that the
same as effected by ''Coalition,'' whereupon
the Atlas cries No, No; and forthwith commen-
ces to show that ii was not by coalition, that
this thing was done, but only by union Of THE
PEOPLE
The Atlas, in this cuse, reminds us of the
country lawyer, to whose Office neighbor came,
in hot haste, one morning, and said very
hurriedly, ".fy OK has strayed into your corn
and destroyed and eaten IA large amount of it
what's to be doue?''
'.Oh, It's a clear case oftrespss,' said the law
yer, ''and you must pay the damage
81 beg your pardon, replied the rustic neigh
Dor, scratching his head, SIT is your OK that ha.
destroyed my corn.''
ooh, that makes material differences in the
premises, - exclaimed the lawyer, sand will ad
NIT of quite different issue"
A union Of the Free Sellers and Democrats 0
Massachusetts, to secure fair representation TO
each party, in the State Legislature, and 10 per
feet certain State reforms, is a trespass az cor
ding to the logic ofthe Alias, and ''a vile, awfu
coalition" but union of almost precisely the
same character, between the Wings and Free
Soilers of Wisconsin, is not ''coalion" Th,
fact that Whigs coaesce with Free Sellers
ssm,Linq a material dif,franca IN ,I,, ,.o.,;.
and admitting. Of quite different issue'-ih,
Atlas, however, with all its faculty for wrggling
cannot wriggle out Of The fact, that coalition O
Free Sellers and Seward w higs, bear rule il
Wisconsin, if the reports from that State prov,
true, and we have no. doubt the Atlas will &c
knowledge the fact and gloriiy it. ia a very shor
time hence
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-22

SEVERE SToRM.---A severe storm accompa-
MED al first with snow and afterwards with rain,
commenced here on Thursday night, and ragged
with great violence through the day yesterday,
the rain falling in torrents all the time. The
Steamboat train from New York, due at 3 o'clock
yesterday morning did not arrive until half past
nine last evening. The boat came as fai as Hart
Island, but the violence Of the gale was such that
the captain of the Connecticut deemed il prudent
TO put back, and she reached New Haven harbor
IN safety. The daylight train from New York
via New Haven; was also several hours behind
its time. Al 9 o'clock last evening the storm
had ceased, the atmosphere was clear. and the
temperature mild
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-22

Costly LAcEs, Sc Much as has been said and
written the extravaganza and temptations Of this
city, few realize the amount of money spent in luXu-
res of Dire IS, by the ladies', unless they have the
guod (or ilD fortune to belong to wife, sister,
aunt who, after morning passed ''down town.
will copdescend, while making your tea, to give an
account Of her days shopping, aud perhaps Of the
purchases made by her acquaintance likewise
There Is department in Stewards marble palace,
OF whose wonders that domestic man will be sure
to hear sometimes in his life, the room appropria-
ted to that useless cob web like fabric, so nexpli.
cable TO us, but so facinatng in its beauties TO our
fair friends. termed lace. A very obligng gentle
man showed us, the last week, some goods in this
line, of marvellous texture and price, certainly over
which all the ladies present were ndu cling in rap
lures, To us most amusngly ludicrouS. tSpendd,'
magnificent" sob! II had several thousands TO
do what l chose with, how II would 90 here
SWELL II have weakness in the world il is for
real lace &C., &c. Aslonishmeut was not les.
sened saw collars for sixty dollars narrow
aees for forty, sixty, and even eighty dollars bv the
yard, offered for inspection, and pocket handker-
chiefs for one hundred and fifty dollars, only. held
up TO view. These, we we're informed, were costly
articles Indispensable a brides troSSeau-and, in
addition, wells were brought forth, in prices VARYING
from three to four and five hundred dollars, and IA
set OF bridal lace, consisting Of the veil, BERTHE
sleeves and two fOunces, for twelve hundred dol
lars, vas displayed, which made us inwardly re-
joce that the groom did not have TO pay Tor the
brides clothes, but rembe, also, as we looked down
the vista Of years and remember that papas were
the sufferers in such The laces were termed
GiIapure, Brussels, Hoiuon, Point ESQ called from
being wrought with the points of needles merey)
Nalencienne', &c, &c, according their style and
teXture.-Ncip York paper.
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sknrenrs OF LIE AND CHARACTER ~ T.

SKETCHES OF LIFE AND CHARACTER, by T.
S. Arthur Illustrated with sixteen engra wings and
a portrait Of the author. Philadelphia: j. W.
bradley. Lowell: l.. p. Crown. 1850 I'D. 4l6
No American writer has been more successful in
his dehueaticns Of Life and Character, than the
author Of this book, and none, perhaps, has been
SO universally popular with all classes Of people.
From young to old, all have been accustomed to
gather from his sprighty tales, amusement and m
struction Prolific his pen has been, as Is wit
messed by the pages Of all leading periodicals,
there is ever freshness in his works like the free
eushlngs OF clear perennial spring. This volume
contains selection Of his best and most interesting
tales, and is published, as we gather from the intro
duclion, for the benefit OF the author We learn that
he both needs and deserves, whatever Of profit the
publication may yield him. But, however strong
an inducement this may be, for any one To purchase
the book, we that its intrinsic merits offer
much stronger one IL is beautifully pridted and
bound, and is work that any one may well seek
to have the opportunity Of laying his parlor table.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-22

The paper which calls itself The Worcester Tran.
script, compels us to notice it. It's per-
ustency in gross alsehood and its audacity in con-
cocting and publishing hbels against our best and
worhiest citizens, oblige us TO contradict it. We do
SO in Justice 10 ourselves and our friends, whom il
maligns. We do So in vndication Of the moral
character Of this community, We do so, nat that
we may affect the persons who nomnaly con.
duct this sheet, for they are beneath contempt aud
perfectly Irresponsible; but do so, in order that
the men OF wealth, character, and responsibility,
who countenance and sustain them may be held
responsible for the character Of their organ.
Ia the Of yesterday, amongst a more than
ordinary amount of disgusting and reckless impu.
deace and falsshood, was the following paragraph,
in a notice Of the Free Soil meeting on Wednesday
evening"
"We understand, upon good and undou,ted
authority that the Hon. Charles AIisH gave over the
Free Soil party, body and soul, 10 the Democracy.
He said, IN substance, that heuceurth, there would
be but twD parties before the country--the Free De-
mUcracy aud The osIayery Wing party that the
Free Soil and Democratic parties would he ONE in
the next Presidential election that The Democratic
party were carrying every Northern State, aud the
Wing party were carrying the Southern States,
which, IL so proves the Democraiie party to he the
Northern, aud the Wing the Southern party
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-22
A Gross Fraud !

WE have before attended TO the fact, that the
wing lecturers, in this country, previous to the
election, took the ground that the wing party Of
Massachusetts is anti Webster, and opposed TO
the Fugitive Slave Law, and that the wings of
Worcester were especially so. la the face of
these professions, the wings of Worcester have
appointed large delegation to the Webster Con-
vention in Boston, of which the editor Of the
Egis is prominent member But, as it would
---a- r-A4-.-- -fart- pubic, It'll ofset
the elections Of Monday, it has not been an
nounced in either of the Why papers of this
county. When they are over, it will be duly
heralded iorth Tbror Oh some eaky source, the
appointment got into the Boston Journal, and
we thus got information of it.
We ask those honest men, who were deuded
into the support of tie Wing ticket, to look at
these facts, and IN them see the Janus-faced
character Of the Wing party, in its present fallen
condition. We ask them what they think Of the
preparation of such frauds. by men processing
character and responsibility, and entreat them
to consider whether they can longer lend their aid
to cause which rests on such basis for its sup
port
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mayo dwif Il.

The Mechanics Fair has furnished abundant
evidence OF me lapd progress and great extent OF the
Mechanic Arts IN this city In no department of indus
try and trade has there beenn snort period OF time
greater progress, improvements and expansion han in
the uhauiaciuFe OF Clothing; and TO The COM
mulliy mure largely indebted this account than To
A Il. WAR, Tue Proprietor of the extensive Clothing
Establishment, at Nos anu MeTohsnts' Row And
we can give GU readers no better counsel than TO
commend This place us one OF the most worthy of rat
r1ag, on account OF the great and variety of The
stock, admirable proportion and workmanship Of Tie
garments, aud the established moderateness of the pr
oes Mir Wares advertisement will be found in anoth.
column sec17