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THE CHAPLIN FuYD.--Mr. Michael Martin, who has
been travelling in Vermont this season, collecting funds
for the relief Of the bail of W. Z. Chaplin, reports
long list Of subscriptions, amounting about $780, and
informs the public that several hundred dollars
wanted from Vermont
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steamer Winfield Scott" on the 9th instant bound to-
New York.
am, sir, with the highest respect your most obedient
servant FOXHALL A. PARKER
Commanding Home Squadron
The Hon DANIEL WEBSTER,
Secretary Of State, Washington.
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DOCUMENTS
DhPANYING THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
THE LOPEZ EXPEDITION.

plgst the Documents laid before Congress on
as accompannments of the Presidents
Ale4gs are the Papers and Correspondence of the
Gov1nnent connected with the recent invasion of
the lnd of Cuba by an armed expedition compo
sed adyenturers from the United States The
irse this series of Papers is copy of the Procla-
nata pf the President warning the unwary against
slG p1g'in the enterprise, and next copy of the
l5g4 ISSUED by its projectors in order to obtain
ylto defray their expenses, both of which do
~ NJ, having heretofore received extensive circu-
ht m the newspapers, are familiar to the Public
pillows the subjoined Correspondence, which
~ kbefore been published
NJ TONS 70 QC0AlM0pORRR RARKHx. ARZ4kzIa
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The Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER,
Secretary Of State, Washington, D. G.
ENCLOSURES IN THE ABOVE DEsPATcH.1
Commodore Parker 10 the Captain General Of Cuba

Inc lion. DANIEL WEBSTER,
Secretary Of State, Washington, D. G.
ENCLOSURES IN ABOVE DESPATCH.
Commodore Parker to the Captain General Of Cuba
U. S. FLAG SHIP SARAsAc,
Havana September I6 1851
EXCELLENT SIR: From the newspapers received this day
from New Orleans and other parts of the United States OBJ
with pleasure that all the collected for the unan
full invasion of this island have been dispersed and that tho
President of the United States has reiterated strict orders
both civil and military officers to exeron to
vent future unlawful assembage Of the embar
cation of such preex whatever from port Of
the United States.
Now that all appears tranquil would be asking too much
of your Exceency take into consideration the propety
humanity of releasing the prisoners your Excel
encys disposition particularly such of them wounded
and sick?
This course, sure, would be the of tranquznE
the excited people of the United States and be crafty
ing to my Government
hope you viii appreciate the motives have for soliciting
this favor ut Exceency hands, and believe bc
with high considerations Of respect your obedient servant
F0XIIALL A. PARKER,
Commander in chief of the U. S. Naval Forces
in the West Indies
To his Excellency DoS JOSE CoNcHA,
Governor and Captain General of the Island Of Cuba De-
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Il
pursuance oflaw, MILLARD FILLMORE, President OF The
United states hereby declare and make Known
that public will be held aforementioned land onices
the State Of Iowa the periods hereinafter designated, 10 wit
day fsepenber disposal the public lands
ated Ia the olowing-named townships, viz
North Of The base ias and Of the mn principal medan
Township seventy nine, Of range twenty nine
townships seventy nine and eighty, Of range thirty
| Townships
Townships eighty and eighty thirty
+
Township eighty one, of range thirty three.
fifteenth of September disposal public lands
| within the aforementioned townships, 10 vii;
North Of The base line and Of the mn principal nsddn
| Township seventy, of range thirty
| Township seventy, thirty
| Township seventy, Of range thirty three
the disposal following
small island and eighteen, township
north the southeast of
township north nne west
| of the fifth principal meridian
Lands appropriated by law for the schools, military and
other together with iose and overflow lands
by authorities before for
public respectively under the act entitled San net
enable the State d Arkansas and other States reclaim
lands september
I be excluded from the sales And locations for land bountes
granted by Of Congress for military services
the United States pH be permitted the above
preparations the civil and diplomatic Of government
Be, approved Sd March, 1851. (.
The will be appoint
order which they advertised with all
despatch, shall offered
shall
weeks Of the lands will be admitted
until after The expiration of the two weeks.
under hand OF
May, Domini thousand eight hundred and nifty
/ MILLARD FILLMORE.
| President
4 Hr1~r
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United states Patent once. !.

IN the petition of John and Charles Hanson Of England praying
" Benjamin IahnmJ
III. HHnsons,
March, ls4l for pipes tubes of lead,
said which takes
place the 3lst day -f August 1851
heard Patent
Monday August 1a5l ~ O'Clock, and all
notified and show they have
wi petition ought be granted.
Persons the extension required file the Patent
objections, specifically writing
before The day hearing An testimony hed by either party
said transmitted
with the rules Of the oce, which will be furnished
Ordered, this be published Ineigcncer
public unon Washington, ID. Daily Bee,
Tribune Inquirer, Phads
phia Albany Register Albany, New York,
weeks the 18th day OF Au
THos. EWBANK,
Commissioner OF Patents
OF the above papers will please copy, and send their
bills the Patent Once with containing uis notice.
Inn, .N
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AN the OF Richard Inlay of Philadelphia Pennsylvania,
praying the granted him aist Sep
lembeI 1897 mode supporting bodies
OF railroad ac for from the expiration OF said
which 2lst september, 1851
II ordered the said petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday September 1851 IL O'Clock and all
why said petition ought not to be granted.
opposing required file in the Patent
Office their objections specifically forth least
twenty before the day ofhearng All testimony filed by either
transmitted
the rules Office, which will be furnished
application. =.
Ordered also, that this notice be published the ntelgenee
Republic, Union Washington D. Daily Bee Boston, Mas
Tribune New York Albany Albany, New
Providence Journal Providence, Rhode island Penn
Inquirer, Philadelphia, Pennsy week for
three weeks TO the Isl september next
THOS. EWBANK,
Commissioner of Patents.
Editors Of the above papers will please copy and send then
bills the Patent Office, with containing this
lime -lhpA.Nx
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United states Patent once /.

IN petition Of Reuben Daniels OF Woodstock, Vermont
ior of grsutsd him October
lo37, sho-rrs for
from expiration Of said patent, which takes the h
October, A. ID. ls5l-
II ordered petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday September 1881, " O'Clock,
show they
wi saidp petition be granted.
opposing required file In the Patent
Office their objections, specifically forth IN wnnng al least
twenty before hearing All testimony filed by either
said taken and transmitted
accordance ohee which will be furnished
| n application.
Ordered that this notice be published in the ntegencer
Republic Union Washington, u Daily Bee, Boston, Massa
Vermont Journal Windsor Vermont Providence Jour
nal, Providence, r. Tribune New York and the Albany
Register Albany York FOR three
weeks previous 10 the 18th day Of september next -
THOS. EWBANK,
Commissioner OF Patents.
above papers will please copy, and send their
Once, with paper containing this notice.
Junsl l3-Iayylw
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CAMERON STREET HOUSE,

-7iexdpdrfa, Iuginta.
THIS spacious finished beet modern style
tfronn south about thirty feet, running back including the
buildings hundred and my feet Everything necessary
provided and comfort sf large
family Toa gentleman holding public Office in Washington city
offers the following nducenens perfect bcslthness Of sit
uaon short and drive from city city, much cheaper
much che living society, IL sold, lib
will DO rented, will be moderate
medate possession be had fo further particulars apply
CHRIsTOPHEB NEhLE
Dec lq-lawu hlerAndria,
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DERTH AMBOy sEMINARY.-This Institution, sTordins
thorough training college business together with
instruction In modern and music viii commence IL
twenty eighth session Wednesday, May Z
The building commod,ous and is internal
designed nv comfort of the pupils and
habits OF nestne~s and system.
Pleasant retirement aece proyerba heahflness, the
OF the and bahng valuable philosophical
chemical apparatus reading with library and period
Gals bathing aud provided with reference 70
health and physical training Of the minor advantages Of TINS
institution
Principal possessing Of early devotion 10 his
profession and large experience pledges his unng efforts y
make his institution all that an enlightened Christian parent could
desire for his
Terms s75 per tuition, with
use Of books for English studies.
Prom hs Faephy Of the College of Nev Jasey
Having opportunity knowing talents literary and
prudence and moral
Woodbridge while he student this
college, found that students prepared by him for
college well tAugi, with pleasure recommend him a.
teacher whose and 6de giving Instruction. aud
forming youth parents
aud guardians may have full confidence,
JAMES ChRNAHAN, President
JOHN MAGLEAN, Vice President and Prof Of Greek
STEPHEN ALEXANDER Prof of Mah, and Astronomy.
CoLLtas % Nav Jssssr, April /, 1851.
Joseph Henry, LID, Smithsonian Institute, y. q.
Rev James W Aersnder, D. D., Princeton, New Jersey.
Rev. Nicholas Murray, u. D.
Rev. DaviayNare, u. D., Ehgabcthtown, New Jersey
circna further particulars with additional eu
~ s. q WOODBRIDGE,
Ap paO-diw Perth Amboy, New Jersey.
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FORM No. 4.



COUNTY
thereby certify, this day in III year
personally before here insert the Of s Wit
ness and Insert the Of the arranfee and the SAID
here insert the uitns being well duly
and his declared and said thar he well knew
the said he insert the waranfes and that he the
described executed
attorney and his testimony satisfactory evidence OF that
fact and the said here insert the parranfe theeupon
acknowledged the said power to be his act and deed
[OG1er's signdtne.l
Ap l2-law6w
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NEW YorL .nd California millionaire Assoe,aton.-

NEW York California Millionaire Association
~ One thousand shares of thousand dollars Capital
obtained influential
hay admitted IN
New York, ee from
the 200 cash. and
issued therefor ten cent annually
with fair prospect doubling whole safe operations
mining United States under The direction and CON
OLIVER HoLDENt
As the General Partner Chief the Company,
No. IL Wall street, New Yoik.
Carnans other responsible parties throughout the Union
who aid IN obtaining United States spp
cation association, be employed at d
vessels be made
available carrying The mails and freight TO and
hom Europe, Asia, Arica, and the Amencas
doing
Pacific long the supply Of gold continues
goods manufacturer viii astonah the
most calculations therefor And u meet this
profit thereby this association being ofmed
der firm and style Of y. HOLDEN n COl
Mer Commission Merchants, Banking,
Insurance Mining Agents, New York and San Francisco
Capital " 900, 900.
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FBANcR TAYLOR

pAItIs Editions Of Motere, Racine, Rousseau, Cha
eaubnnd, Madame de Sevgne Bossuet Lcsage, La Buye
Beaumarcha, Mnssion Cornee Notare Rabeas, Feneon,
Paul Louis Courier, Mamontcl Svo Pco Scribe, Pascal Mon
lesquieu Maebnese Manier Cape6que, ST. Pierre revcs
Madame Dc Sao Thery Goethe Ducts Rouou Reynafd a,ac
Constant Cousin Boeau Foran and other authors, some
Of them beautifully illustrated finely bound as also many Of
a cheaper description, % sell NJ low prices,
Just imported direct from Paris. ..... ...-. =.
June FRAhCk TAYLOR.
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Furnishing Mail Locks and Keys.
PosT OFFICE DErARTARsT,
March IA. lhhI

Posr orrroE DsrAarnnsT,
OF the United States,
specimen locks and keys, with proposals 70 furnish the same w
July The different loo Ks will be submitted to
examination and report Upon tins report contracts
practicable entered for furnishing such locks
with the part Of The Postmaster
General for The ume being 70 extend ana continue a ~
effect, than nine nor less than six
months before the termination of the first term OF four years
procuring lock the lowest price, no kind
oock prescribed az standard the department relying or Sc
develop s however, state that
suitable for the mail should possess the following
qualities durability, uniformity, ishtns and strength
For the Of displacne simultaneously all c NAL locks
and about thirty thousand new Locks and twenty
thousand keys adapted thereto wil be required 70 pe
months after the contract shall have
durability locks and keys adopted well as the increase
the mail but will probably never exceed amount ee
thousand vi the iorme and one thousand OF the atef
No lock will already general
with whom the contract be made be allowed
other than that Of The Post once Depart
ment. . :, -,
required make assignment OF his
for the exclusive and benefit OF e me
requirement essential 10 the in
the In OF the failure OF the contractor AZ any
faithfully and conditions OF his contract the
remedy hereinafter menuoned annul said contract and 70
with other party aes as he may see h Tor ur
nsIing similar locks and keys III 4
deciding upon proposals specimens offered the Pomas
may espedent through mails the
bidder and The mails that Of another He re
serves, therefore right Of contracting with different individual.
for such different kinds OF locks as he may select also e ngh
reject specimens he shall deem that course
o the Of te department The party or parties contracting
viii be required bond with ample security IN the sum OF
thirty dollars for faithful performance the contract
non al The locks and KEYS guarding
hands the terms OF these provisions TO be ar
the department and The saccessu bidder bid
No application win accompanied with salts
" "' N. k. HALL. Postmaster General
n /.
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NEW sooKs AT TAYLOR q MAuny.s.-n.tper

NEW BOOKS At TAYLOR N MAURy's.-IIsrpers'
IN Mass,ins for June.
The Her Of Was, Wayland-A TATE by Mary Hovit,
Woman Trials Tales and Sketches Ia Around
Us, by II, r. Arthur.
Married LIZ. by Arthsf
The Two Wives or, Lost and Won by Arthur
Volume Grotes History of Greece.
Wiams's New Travellers and Through The
United States and Canada, with fine map and
Cubs.
Farmers and Planters Encyclopedia. edition
hcAahons American Cardener-new edition, May ~
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DRIyATE TUTOR.-A young English gentleman, who has
and resided Paris IL
10 obtain the position young
som n SON private family OF respectabuU.
10 personal family
given parties highest rcspectab either In tins
q England,
Mar
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lloNEs'Io ana ornsmentsi Cottages and Landsc.p.
BY Ranieu. 2vOis, te49
Designs for Country and Village Residences the United States
by Rch with Details specihcntons plana ana Directions and
Estimates of Cost of Each Design. Qvois., 1850. -
Gothic Architecture Applied Modern Resdences by Arnot
VOL, 1850.
Hundred Designs cor Cottages by Messrs Walter
\ smith. vol
Downing, Architecture and Designs r couages Houses
and Villas. vol, 1851
Downing ndcape Gadenngs and Rural Architecture adapted
% North America VOL, 1850
Architecture and Designs for Cheap Cottages and
Houses ! vol, 1851.
Together with many other works the and all othe
branches Of architecture and building.
June 3 fkANtk TAYLOR
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United states Patent Once.

m the petition ofJohn Thomas Of Piainhed New Jersey pray
patent him the 2Ot De
ccmber Improvement docks, from
expiration patent which place goth day
December ISL
ordered that the said petition be heard The Patent ONCE o.
Monday, of November, 1851 ~ O'Clock aud all
persons notified appear and show they have
wi said pcutiun ought 10 he granted
required hc IN the Patent
Once their objections, specifically forth writing al least twenty
filed by
be bearing be taken aud transmitted IN
office, which will be furnished
picnuon.
ordered Also this notice be published in the ntellgeneer
Republic Union Washington D. Daily Bee, Boston, Mas
Providence Journal Providence, Rhode Island Tn
bune Nok Fedonan New brunswick, New Jersey and
Inquirer Philadelphia Pennsylvania week fo
previous the 2ih day November
THOS, EwBANK,
Patents.
Of the above papers viii please copy ard send the
Patent Odce with paper containing this notice
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NOTICE TO pRE-EMprroN CLAIMANTS.


Every entitled the the lands
within the townships and parts Of townships above Is
establish the satisfaction the and
make therefor
practicable after seeing this notice. and before the day appointed
public sale the lands embracing
claimed otherwise, such will be forfeited
j. BUTTERFIELD,
May i3-iawl3w Commissioner Of the General Land Odice
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/ edited M Dr cot l vol, large octave, = o.
ToxVnscndN Testament similar edition. ~ 10
ntcat Commentary and Paaphrse the Old and New Testa
en tho Apoctypha by Patrick Louh Arnaud Whithy, and
Iowman 4vois., large octofo, Sl.
wanwrghts Snort Family Prayers. vol, 81 cents.
Nyflberforco's Family Prayers, ] vol, 25 cents,
The Whole Duty o Mans edtioni by Rev W. H. Hawkins
oxford vol, IS cents,
Moshiems Ecclcsiasuca Hsoryi edition. vols. syo
IS.
Paey's Works; vols, syo. complete in p s5 So
Studies in Christian Biography BY Usgood. vol.
Moroips Philosophy Of Religion. 1 vol.
just received.
MAY FBANCK TAYLOR
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Lands I'm Texas.A gentleman in Virginia,
desires remove 10 Texas
would like become the agent for
lands with 10 bring them into
market. .
small capital dssirous Of engaging In
agriculture lie give the most satisfactory testimonials oi capac
responsibility and his general acquaintance such
enable him considerable emigration To Texas
Any lands inclined avail himself
suitable addressing post paid
VIM GoULDIN,
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
Marl3-n
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v OF caTpcting, matching that In Trinity church
The ladies who supplied from the last bate are respect
fully informed they opportunity u furnishing Their
pewH IN uniformity with that of the church
bales Cocoa Sellon door
2 do list carpetng
do
Aways on hand genern of capengs matngs,
lain maetaa b.d and ,bIc linens which win be sold
Nc Me- - a. ~ s,ecs nea"s ' CLAGETT DoDsoN
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,,ELyuJ.s sormons-Q volumes.


MI Mannprs soununs-threc SERIES IN three volumes
Law Of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the
Bishop sbos History Church Of England the Revolution
of 1851 vol
History Of the Christian Religion and Church. vol
Thornon's Family Prayers and Commentary-l vol.
old Truths and New Errors by Rev. q. NJ Bulet-l vol.
Earncstncss by q, u. Taylor.
Lady Mary by O. n. Taylor,
The Angels Song by e. B Taylor.
Marx Wilton by g. n. Taylor
Margaret The Pearl by c. u. Taylor.
Scenes 10 a Cierryman's Life by e. b. Taylor
Wyatts Christian O1hces-l vol
MayI FRANCK TAYLOR.
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For Prney Point and Other Landings the Poto-
mae, and Balttmoro.

hN The public informed that the splendid low pess
dkAAA.d- steamer BALTIMORE, Capt A. McCausland,
tied up win hundred and my berts and
apaciou hold will regularly freight and boat be
the Sd OF April next.
Leaving Washington Thursdays O'Clock
wood al Aqua Pney Point about O'Clock,
ana al baltimore the OF the night Returning The BAL
unioe VIII leave Baltimore, O'CLOCK
Tuesdays Fndays arriving O'Clock
Saturdays.
Passage nss from Washington m.lsay slSSoS
DO do Baltimore 200
Exclusion tickets BALTIMORE with privilege of return
ing next afternoon
and freight
Meals and
For further particulars, freight apply the Captain
board, or d. b. Smith, agent, IN Alexandria, or 10
Mar 26-2awl5t
FURNITURE Dry Goods the ssason.-CLAGETT
able goods III season. been added their stock
band
1874 i2 ILL., 9 and Ga Russia, German, Bansley, Scotch,
and Irish linen sheeungs
7s a. and SO Baden Boom Albert basket Huekaback
with and without borders
Double satin damask, Scotch diaper and lowengs, in
bathing purposes
brown French linens, expressly covering chairs dvans
sofas,
Al brown Hollands do
French and English chnzes, pretty Ie fgure all for similar
purposes
"a and SO striped and damask dimy color and
wbite whe blue white all whc bedsreas
and drupery, chamber curtains, sc.
Fruit and wine cloths, with doiles TO match
assortment
petng from the elegant Administer 10 the lowest priced rag
or cotton
Also duggets all other dry goods useful in house
keeping, all 0 which will be sold May 2o-3ud
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DbIII.Ip BARTON KEW viii attend 10 spy business
he may before either o the courts Of this Ds
the of claims hefore Con
and the Departments. Once on z street,
W.sGraror, July l6, lssa, July lI-3a~ti