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Extract OF letter from the late William wt to his


want 10 tell You secret. The way make your.
sell pleasing TO others is 10 show that for The
The whole world is like The miller al Mansfield, who
cared for nobody-no not hebecause nobody cared for
HIM" And the whole world will you 80, If you
give them the Let every one, therefore, see
that you do for them by showing them what Stene
happily calls " the small couresies of life"-
those couriesies in which there is no parade--whose
voice still TO and which manifest themselves
by tender aiecona'e looks and little kind acts OF
tenlon giving Others The preference in every little ENJOY
ment al the table, In the field, walking. sitting or stand
ing This is the spirit that gives To your lime OF life and
10 your its sweetest charm. IL constitutes the sum
total of al the witchcra OF Let the world see
that your first for yourself, and you will spread
the solitude OF the Upas tree around you the way
by The emanaon OF poison which kills all the juices
OF affection its neirhborhood Such girl may be ad.
med for her understanding and accomplishments but she
will never be beloved
The seeds Of love never grow but under the warm
and genial influence OF kind feelings and atrctonae
ners.
Vvaci,y goes great way in young persons. II calls
attention TO her tina, displays ii and II then be found
associated with generous sensbiliy its execution is
irresistible. On the contrary ii II be found in alliance
with cold naughty, selfish heart it produces further
effect except adverse Attend TO this my daughter
II flows from heart tina, feels Tor you all the anxiety
parent feel, and not without hope which constitutes
parents highest happiness May God project and bless
youl
Your afTectona,e father, WIN. WRIT
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BALTIMORE Female ColIeRe.-Tbis Institution, ncorpo-
rated By the legislature 81 Maryland and enjoying liberal
affords facility acquisition
conpished education. The buildings
study and recitation rooms, modern
FACULTY INSTRUCTION.
~ @. Brooks, A. NJ, proessor OF ancient languages
Rev. b. n. Nads A. A., biblical literature
Rev. b. X. Waugh, A. A., mathe
=. III. Pfat, NJ. d., assistant do
Miss NJ. A. Dixon, English and Bellies Letres.
g J. Rochester, assistant In English
q CoorgianaA A. Uulse, French Language.
g Ellen G. Gobrecht, instrumental music.
NJ. A. Porter, assistant do
I" Elizabeth =. scer, painting
Mr.. A. J. Cleveland, vocal music.
TERss Boarding for session. III weeks .S37 so
Tuition in collegiate
in preparatory department, from
0Caaogues, with every Information, be had
appl
Ap2i-2awow NC. BROOKS, Principal
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WIN. WRIT.

PRIzE-sHIP CONVICTED BY sHARK.-ln the United
Service Museum in London there many interesting
things be seen all of which, together with the funds
to sustain it, furnished by the officers of the army
and navy. Among the things there collected are a
sharks jaws with OF teeth, and attached them
account OF how, where when, and under what cir
cumstances the fish was caught the substance of which
is as follows:
" In the OF 1872 numerous British cruisers on
the lookout for American vessels all the world One
lay English corvette sailed into Port Royal harbor
Jsm,ca with przs she bad taken suspicion OF being
Yankee but as there were papers board, aud no
dag but the English she could he convicted. She
belcfofe left IN the harbor with rrize.ccw bon I'd,
aud the cruiser sailed out.
1.-Two days after leaving Jamaica she fell in with
British cruiser the station, and came
Tor the pain OF the TO board the other He
The qoariedeok by the other captain, and they
compared notes The captain OF the corvette said he had
just taken prize but afraid he could convict her,
as there pa crs board What is her Z
asked the other. the Nancy ooh, know her. The
Nancy, Capt B6ush-surpercargo John Williams why.
where did see her THAI is the captains name,
the supcrcnrgo Is also correct We'll, walk ait will
show you shark caught this morning, and q
dying part of the contents OF his stomach the poop
They walked ait and the captain handed his visitor
The ships papefs which Captain Is ush had
board being chased and the shark had picked them up
his breakfast.
"Thc Two cruisers making tn discovery made sail
for Port Royal together, whete hey arrived The Nancy
convicted by The apers Quad the fish, and the
British cruisers shared equally in ths prize"
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FROM INC UtUuF TT'O FN'
senator Dickinson.

As illustrative Of the elevated position, a fears"
and able statesman, which Mr. Dickinson earned ior
himself in the part he took in the United States Senate
restoring peace 10 the country, the Albany Argus qao
the following passage from speech delivered ny 'ne
Hon. + A. Nesbit at the great Union meeting at Macon
Georgia The speaker on this occasion uttered senll.
ments which tsays the Agus) will find response among
the trends OF union and tranquility all over the coneu
eracy and nowhere more hearty response than 70 mo
great Stale OF New York;
" very well recolect, whom the debates in the senate
were erces, and alarm for the condition OF the coupu
began 10 seize the osnest and bravest men, oe
speech oil Mr. Dickinson. II was short, but II
through the length and breadth OF the land as an eiecus
shock IL was an outoufsitng OF ruth and iceinns
slowed with icrvid indignation AT the madness oil dpo
ing the peace OF the Union. IL particularly eolueni
single which Mr.. Dickinson had the mora
make, that IL dozen sccursed aga
tors, North and South, kicked of the Union no
country wood be felt Len and still ieel ina, 40
right and that The emergency required just snch ian
gnags as he thought proper 10 The power o. "gI
could lay my finger upon dozen the Norih ana
dozen nj the South, auagoulstfc in principle ana n
pg each other with intense hatred, yet agreeing ~ p
stiiy 10 tn Union, who u sepcsd the Union Wo".s
nave repose The people sound in their allegiance
the Union speak what know to tie true In THIS otsaf
II - sgauon by lew, and that not tue open isus
nnin or d,sonfon. but upon false and deceuul ISSUE
sciiye and daring men, they against whom he 80 80
York senator intended the people those ~ ~.
VINO labor insd,ousy - prepsrs the hearts OF ns poor
or uisuoion are euy OF nosi treason ana opgh he,
ssrded Ms the most dangerous OF all the enemies o. 'h
Interests Of the people, &c"
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The following named counties aud parts OF counties
are under fifty miles from Washington; and 10 subscrl-
bers residing therein the postage will be, per year, daily,
dollar; tr-weekly, sixty cents; weekly, twenty
All Of Anne Arundel, Charles, Montgomery, and
Prince Georges, and parts OF ST Mays Calvert Car
roll Frederick. Qncluding Frederick cty) and BALI
more, (ineladng The city Of that name0 in Maryland
All OF Fairfax. Prince William, and parts of Loudonn,
Qncludlng leesburgl tauquier and Stafford, Uncuding
the rt-houseD IN Virginia
The following are fifty miles and not over three
bundled; and The postage 10 them will be, per year,
daily, 81; ri-weekly, 81 20; weekly nifty cents
namely:
toned in Mary land and Virginia. and all the rest OF the
named State OF the latter, all the southern
ties east OF Psyvana county are under three hnndred
miles west oil that county over three hundreds all west
OF Harrison county and southwest OF Boeiour county are
that distance and also Greenber county and coun-
ties beyond in the eastern direction.
Richmond, Petersburg, fredericksburg, Stanton, Har-
pers Ferry, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, are under three
hundred miles from Washington.
part OF North Carolina, including Weldon.
The larger portion OF Pennsy wanna, including Phia-
depha, Harrisburg, lancaster. York, Reading, and Car
Isle. and extending as far west as and including Wash
ngon county, and excluding all beyond Pittsburg IN that
direction, and the northwest The eastern part OF the
State is under three hundred miles and the minor post
Offices in the southeast are excluded.
All of New Jersey and Delaware, portion OF New
York. including the city OF that name and sxtyeig h
miles beyond the city, extending 10 Connecticut and In
cudng Bridgeport and the larger part OF Fairfield county
in that Stale.
The following are over three hundred and not over
one thousand miles, and The postage will be, per year
daily, SO tri-weeky, 81 20 weekly, 90 cents namely
The remaining paris OF the States above designated
and including tie farther distances III all the eastern and
middle States all OF kentucky nearly all OF Tennessee
the western S,aes, except parts OF Michigan, Illinois
and Missouri, (St. Louis is under thousand miles i
small portion OF Alabama; nearly all OF George ex
cept the southern counties North Carolina, South Caro-
lima and small portion OF Eastern Florida.
Louisiana. Arkansas, Mississippi, Texas, Wisconsin
and Iowa, and the remaining porons OF States just men
toned. over one thousand miles.
California, portion Of Texas, New Mexico, Utah,
and Oregon, are over Two thousand miles.
The above is general approx imailoR 10 the several
distances, and is believed 10 be mainly correct.
1t should be Dbered that the post office law,
which goes into operation the ls OF July, requires the
postage 10 be paid quarterly IN aduInee.
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Extract from Farewell Address OF General Jackson.J
But the constitution cannot be maintained, nor The
mere exeron of the coercve powers conhded TO the
general government. The foundations must be lad In
the affections of the peoples IN the security II gives to
life liberty character and property IN every quarter OF
the county, and the raesna attachments which the c
zens OF the several States bear To another as mem
bers OF one political family, mutually contributing TO pro-
mote the happiness oil each other Hence e ctzens OF
every Stale should udiousy avoid everything
10 wound the sensibiy offend the just pride OF the
people OF the other States and they should own upon
any proceedings within their own borders likely to DIS
tuIb the tranquility OF their political brehTea IN oher
portions of the Union In country so extensive as the
United States and with pursuits varied the internal
of The several States must frequently differ
from another in important paTculars and this differ
is avodaby increased by the various principles
upon which the American colonies were originally plant
ed-rncples which bad taken deep root in the social
relations before the revolution and therefore OF neces
silly influencing their policy since they became Tree and
independent States. But each State has the unques
onabie right TO regulate its ernal concerns
according 10 lis own pltasure and while IL does not
interfere with the rights OF The Union, every stale
must be the sole Judge OF the measures proper TO secure
the safety OF its citizens, aud promote their happiness
and all efforts the part oil the people OF other
calculated disturb Their rights oil property, or TO
put jeopardy their peace and internal tranquility are IN
direct opposition 10 the sdrit IN which the Union was
formed, and must endanger It's safety. Motives OF PHI
lanropy may be assigned for this unwarrantable inter-
ference aad weak men may persuade themselves Tor a
moment that they labonng IN the cause OF humanity,
and asserting the rights OF the human bat every
upon sober reflection, will that nothing but mischief
come from these improper assaults upon the feelings
and rights OF others Rest assured that the men found
busy in this work of discofd worthy OF your
hdence and deserve your strongest reprobation.
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FROM the Republic Of Monday

From the Republic Of Monday.
The new postage law is 10 go into effect on The hls
day OF july next when the rates on newspapers will be
Wsekiv newspapers will circulate free in the county
where they are published therefore, postage will be
charged on those which BY mail 10 subscribers
within the District of Columbia, which now includes
only the single coun,y OF Washington.
The following will be The postage per annum on
newspapers not exceeding three ounces ~ weghi-ex
cep those which do not contain three hundred
square inches. which 10 be charged one ouflh OF
these raessent ITO actual and bona fde subscribers
from the office OF publication" namely:
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OWEN a. son take this method Of announcing
~, to Their friends and te public generally that they have
eeised goods,
selected WIN by their partner embracing
na OF superior cloths caS.mere and vesIgs, together with
variety articles
They have stating present good,
,rr.,pfm 10 any they have brought this city
their patronage.
g-taw2m rr,,. 4 r.i1
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people owe 10 their public servants is the deb, Of
Jude for protecting them from the caamiliss OF thu ~
lem OF internal Improvements by the general
The wing party, who comprehend the chief portion !
The capita interest of the country, has never relnoui
The hope for lis revival The Chicago convention wo
called in obedience TO this policy and the defeated A.,
and harbor bill intended TO be the entering wed.
tor the system
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H. 49,, we snd Superior Stock Canton Mat
sso,r,a We respectfully inform the citizens OF Washington
ah andna, and
srsomsht o e above deseble carpeng
seen W mre iv Amonn which Of
ushesyy white In a. 81 and gu,
account They WIZ ba 70 md decidedly goods The k,pd
ever seen In The city since maings here
we also have srrs-hesvy Marking" III. above
widths = = - ''
"coqu.," In white and red and white. .sm.
widths -"
10 do Goapa cousss mating, in veregs,ed color.-a
md nsat article.
Also, Marking mattns., widths, very prices. o the
million
Ap as-aeoif CLA0ETT h DoDson,
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TO CONTRACTORS.
A A M

oruor OF COMMISSIONER OF Frruo BuLprSes,
.F= 1l.r April ~ 1881,
PROPOSALS will be received this once until O'Clock We'd
nedsy the 9TH of May for grading No 29 in the
city OF ashinpton, called
furnishing hs earth for filings all OF which, h believed be
procured within three squares Of the proposed Improvement The
work e. be commenced within after the contract
and be completed by the h day August The
will the cubic for the eubsnhen 10 he
ned BY an engineer be spponted by the Commissioner
WIN. EASBY,
Ap l6-eotd Commissioned Public Buildings
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at the store Of Ciagru Dods.p,
above goods In Of the following styles
abs covers These goods
printed the most elegant colors, and
in
piano. CENTRE side table, cover. 10 match
n In richest coiors
embossed in coors match the eolo carpe
MOI ma such
Also fruit cloths. in
borders, doyies MATCH the goods Tho
Table ocoibs, Canton flannel mapped backs in and
widths
best saving good furniture.
shove be- worthy
furnishing their protecting
furniture from and Of Good goodpicss
the lowest.
hp A-eo3uf CLAGETT h DODSON.
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A MEXICAN Archaeological Researches, NO. I-rhc
serent symbol and Worship Of Reciprocal Principles
Mature IN Americas by n. q. squ,.r, A. NJ voi svo
Romance Dust the Historic Placer by Mayo author OF Ka
Ioolsh, &C.
and for sal by TAYLOR MAuRY.
APPS Bookseller, OH street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-04
FOREIGN Ports.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-04
BY TeleGraph.

BOSTON Feb B. Arr SKIP Magellan Tacshusus Nov 3 Len
sbps Leopard n AID Tor California fAasn i9f 90 -
and ocono. Bedford Champion supposed Of DO
parssc, Of DO stated ali report not dong much T 20 as
a'orua sposs Dec IS Cape Horn "a miles, barb osoP,
Bos,o Tor California John Steam LsHd bearing w ) 40
Nth 10. cross Jan sth Pern,nbueo sw 80 niles spoke 81 ship
ssraplI Liverpool for Perambneo Nh Sspe hos1e
miles, Br brig Ulysses I'm Liverpool Tor NO Dfsnae 80
topmi 10TH lat IS II. long 90 s. spoke b. ss ron
for Boston. ~ -, -. ,,.,. u,,..,,,.
Bari Mansoa Orsans Jan s5d lat "a, long - 81 SPOKE
ship GuiAno. Charleston Tor Havrs.
Hans Mary and osh, Philadelphia bigs sua DO Cfos
sunam, Jan 3 sch- Abbott Lawrence New iork N AbA'
Rsturbsd ship Lmy Taylor SD heues Jan 30 for San Francs
% the i4ih lat ug IS experienced severe gale from NV
Ts sh bsrg very refused Ter and vas
Threw overheard thing rom The Geek id
psri Of the lumber from the hold
CID ship Jau Conner New Orleans org lasaa Arisd sen
SALEM FEB S-A barb Edward KopPisch Basnos Ayrss,
Boston ne day bak Uudns Boston, H hus for New
York DO weybossst disg bTg Pas, 6g sbP Aran sd SANE
on Chico Bank RIVER Plate Dec 49, but would probably BE- got on
Jan h lat 90 long - 20 spoke ers eAsna IRON i'i
sd son u bark D.ssais RIO Grand. Sd brig Garland Para
rEw ORLEANS Jan sf-cd ships Joshua Moran, aud ophsa
Boston. ,-,p. $500
Arr barns Ysnk.e Blade ard Condor, New Tors
SAVANNAH, Jan ss-Cd ship Hartford, EeN-fors
30th-C'd brS w L Jones, New forE.
cHARLEsToS FebI-Ar brgs Emily. and AeobAs, New YSrk
HEW BEDFORD Fsb s-Arr brig Cornela, New fork
PROVIDENCE Fec s-An sch JARVIS Lyon Burroughs from
cd b. Srs Margaret Rae, ST Johns. SB.
NEWPORT, Fse sAr Slope Willard Dates New ioh Sea
In port Sd brig Watson Thompson from Trinidad for New
Haven. - -, -. -
bra Baltimore Boston, Mail New Haven for Chesapeake Bay. pui
IL wth %. Of Bart Conrad Cay Point for Brazil 70 hanp
the refused duty and have eeen snt sn
tbsy Tor anohe Grew The weather Aas au' s'
fest VI vent 70 sea - Gay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-04

Dodge Stun. want the President ad smith HAYS o MI.
lev. ChspmGr Kelly Bal, Bard, Bnnon, Oeanaler and
COnckin-8. . - -. .. - -...-. 81, ,h.
,., snd hal be printed, which earned on div-
sIor viz. Asf,satirs-Ald. Griffin, Dodge Sturevant
Cbsnnsn The President, Aid Smith, Hsws, Miller, shaw
Delamsfer Franklin and DOoeY-3. NIGHTINGALE. Oak
DEPARTMENT.
communication received from the Croton Aqae-
duct Board the petition oHegyey Reynolds IN reao1
10 condition OF the 10 9Th which was reiefoa
10 the Committee on Sewers.
FROM BOARD OF ASSISTANTS.
report Of the Committee Fire Department 10 tAvo5
OF erecting an iron bell IN S3dst between 90 an
10Th avs and appropraDg $500 10 addition 70 The iorme
approphadon-which was coacurred In on dvisiOn-yz
4f,matire--AId Griffin, Dodge. Oakley, Chapman, he.y
the Pre.idenr AID Smith, Ball Hsws, Miller. shaw oaro
Delsmaier franklin Conckin and Dooiey-lo Negaf'ss
AID Sturtsvant-l. ,,,
AID Miller moved that the Board do now adjourn, gheh
was carried on a dyisi0n-vz dHr1aflsc-Ad Stlr-e-
want Chapman. Kelly the President AID. smth; pa
Haws. Miller and Franklin-9 NsgatiTe-Ae. dFiha
Dodge Oakley Bard. Delamster and Coneklin-5.
Whereupon The President announced that me Bo1 =.
d. t VALENTINE. Clerk.
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Dame .fIe Ports.

BOSTON, FEB AR ,eh o-.a AeDOuah Of sos IN Ea.,en
ssuss. Dogs. s. John ~ s-r.p1. Psa. rsss-r v.ssss
Fossr 90 De.psh, Alsd 90 "a rsgEuha Cove. Holat vs
Besoo. sssSau fsrno9 My F-sr, Cot, nscAa Eea,s.
kss' Sss s.s's Ss.,s t'9.. LA SosJ w., A.
Villain mary, cos~aet Ro al soop Horn' -h oots
o az as~Sor Lss, Boa.s G1.s. Sss JsT-. csy e
sursm serI for TO .h aes BIG 80 a. sat, vs,s lss
asd IRON PfssasAt Reats where 81 ssehoF.a Saarsy bS ~
BALTIMORE Fsb Arr hip. H--ry s..n,h ss,l., LIVER.
roo star Of The West Lover Ne- Yes bad ssrpoos
oa Lowell Ksasrct. 90; srs' ctaesda Hasls ~ sass
ksloel, ksneea do St' oie s.,ss.aA seh HsD Bsnsh
AID nsst Aosay. Sherman. sssYOrs; -. Hsths.
way, chaT.s,onj JaiA A,s Jsbssoo' 9oi Mar La,a Pre
csxEIEsroS. J.s seAr,cA H,r-, Is-, cus-r,s, NJ,
r.r fGak Ia The ougs and aep.ed u.
Merchant from csrd.nAs. Gu Alnos Rosasa Nssyofs
80 ysSa' sA S.' 60 Wa Ne. Sss.. 80. , s.
Echo sew YOsi Noftsa Light. Dsvs, Baltimore, t-ap Do
TRlsKToRr hn s.-Ar seh Mraud. J,ae, B. s's- Isl. a.
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HEwcAsfLE F.6 sTas steamers Osprey 6r c4..'sou .si
yuEins for Richmond arrives hers ht evenng az ,fs skety
the bad snd s hers Tor 80 foA
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Others ares hers. bouna eo-a
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SoRfoLK Jan ors cnoo, 'gPshela. 80 rs.As ssss
crns ios Portland Ehd Jfsi. I'm Baltimore eoaod -
Carter Rogers Nanssmoud SeNad 70 hatAn1 CO u Set,
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30, Nc s., arr schs CVare 0oucsssr Jha DIVER
KT~,n Balunore; David Carter cswey Astassa soaed 70
North Carolina; Clpa sears Wsrshsn; ROGER fc "a New
YoSl Grace carolrs Kelsey New hsvea 10 hamps hcsas-
b Fo.tr crowsu boston bount q Georsstosa rs Pay
sos cro-e I'm shsnp Thsehs I'm kani q bostoss
N u Major Prca So. W Gre-a, hsy DO de- Opal Do
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usns. nc: Iaov ccnd fn CITY Post for Ba' s-n' s
70 day. 49, ,...-n T. ....a.... L.
FRANKFORT Ger Scott IN Boso0 tor 90 Joseph baAt ts bA
NOR, for 40; fnkiort Ter Boston, Otter m N zoe
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scb Mererto larry York AZ Newport Ness .'es WI
J,rl. AZ POINT shoa OF Ns- fofa Al o. >s-
Of dos q, swan Point Fs Vi Do At siass ksAeh A~aoo"' q
sxYASSAH Jan IS steamship A.sams LSd' %. I.,s
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49,, = Cubs, Alice Frsi-r. FLANDERS, NeS fofs SEA ss
sth SOuhoIaer, Baker, fics eacs tfiA
Wsrt 10 s.s-bafk Ella. khun, Boston. ,,,,,. .. nj,
ct MARYs GAR previous TO sls,. brSs w Coz sy hoe
Ans; Nckels, Leshtoui Ed"ia Noss'~i IN eN''
all from northern ports