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WARRINGTON SEMINARY, ID. C.--The evening English
classical and mathematical OF will
every nisn ercep Saturdays and sundsy' from O'clock
The English branch comprises grammar practical
tons in the art of readns rules and
OF Style lectures on eocuon, and the several kinds Of public
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The classical devoted md analysis
Latin suthors, and enabling
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ident
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INFORMANT CALIFORNIA CHARTS, with Sailing
Directions; by Commander Cadwaader Rnesod,
Of the
san Francisco, bays Of ban Francisco and Paho
arqu'ns and suin bay, confluence dec
Sacramento and Ban Joaquin rivers including
menso and Boston, State Of California Price, eo
in Washington city by TAYLOR b MAURY.
Aug Bookssiers near pth street
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lust received general OF these heavy durable
goods 3D. "a and 04 dice, diaper and damass
the manufacoy, 81, 1914, Ia, IVA, and 10
which will be found the heaviest goods Of the kind
In OF German pillow and boil
only which be urged against all Of
articles will be their durability Prices low
CI.AGETT Il DODsON,
all kinds Of mating, oil cloths, mats,
curtain and goods generally
Of Ninth and Pennsylvania
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I KNOX WALK ER Will practise law In the aupreMS
atates
elaine sgaIn. sovstnmept Addr, Wasbnstcs, y. O.
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uOOE, BROTHER, CO., Pennsyvana avenue between I'll
III and 9th received prepared
citizens of the cities Of Washington,
surrounding full
complete assortment OF French English and Iadis fancy
dry goods, Of the recent imporatons They ~
Very elegant brocade silks, dark colors ~ '-.ett@
Extra rich brocade slk for evening gfeas .g.#a.
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Rich embroidered chemiseles with sleeves
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Elegantly embroidered and
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Velvet cloakS and mantllar, styles
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Long and short sewing silk mits and gloves
Bajious celebrated kid gloves, every and shade
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Thread laces and inserting wide and
Muslin nd cambria rulings
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Together with other entirely desirable goods
able for the and approaching which weekly
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all times during the the fashionable Styles the
prices.
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IT,
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TO OWNERS of Lands I'm Texas.-A gentleman Virginia
who II good surveyor and lawyer, desires fer
the would like
Of lands that county, with view
market.
lie family small capital dssirous enesxjps In
agriculture lie the satisfactory
integrity and responsibility and his
enable considerable
Any ofTexas lands who would himse
Of such be
advertiser andget suitable responses post paid
VIM 6OULDIN
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
MaFl1-n
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FURNITURE Dry Goods-stock conplete.-we hay.
town. Aerandra envon. they may find in our
The 20 and soa. o.
at home all at price. soreasonase that the mossd
,s.s.s,%y and nd
pieces IS wcssn dIassst ap..uy patterns. ''''''
DO linen DC DO Tor dancing on.
bale. Dutch earpelns,, ali wooa very heavy
bales tapestry Ingram esrpetass-a
for paron rieh as three plies and almost cheap od
10 piece. nch tapestry and Bru.ssl. -carpe,ing
so dozen stairrods, all prices, from 81 so sl2 per
elegan, window shades and fixtures, unusually
and embroidered curtains. some
Az q which win 8. any who hay. p, desire nSnsov
Incident. in Ps.or's Life by william wisn.r, d. d.
Passages n Lie Margaret Maitland of sunnysids written
tS 1:', W. e. nI p osss E:n ss,d sy Barton
sep,T FRANCK TAYLOR.
CHAs. II. LANE ha. Just returned from, New York
Win rich and elegant assortment of fall styles of senu.men
Also an additional supply Of Beebe. New YORK hats, caps. Ac
The public respectfully invited examine these superior
Sep, T-suf
I AMARTINE's History Of the Restoration OF Mon
Literary Remain Of the rev Waiter Cotton. portrait,
Lie me sandwich ISLANDS, OF, The heart OF the Pacihci by
Drayon Story Of American Life. vol
London Labor aud London Poor part 10.
This day received for sale by
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Sept 10 Booksellers, 9th
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INSTITUTES L~w.-Just published Institute.
Of American Law by the Hon John Bouvie
Dictionary, &c. vols, svo
From me Hon Simon Gr,ensaf IL d.
BosTor, July lG, le5i.
In this work the learned course
@ my .
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WIN sincere thanks for YOU Kind attention. beg to remain
:. 8. oREENLEAr.
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opportunity OF lee
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NOTIFICATIONS OF not vet settled
~ then bills rendered obiae
~ calling and doing At their earliest we
ment OF the fall trade.
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Ie~n> The public informed that, under The
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ZH48H6 and approved by Navy Departures, carry
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and SAA Francisco 18th
unles detained BY unavoidable accident and will touch
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unasr Gadsbys Hotel! s'
u ECS leave inform his icnds citizens Washinyon
Georgetown Aeasnda the public general msmIss. o.
and vs.ns large ana soms,e Aoass
no, s%sSe ss % ~
I s ~ The District ,% good. Una, are ~ perfectly
shortest nouce, surpassed equsd
BY any O,he. sraGismsn' n ,hs United State. les,
Having employed e.,abshneutof p W. Brownin,
for fifteen years aud having under his special charge the
cult branch Of he cutting department known 70 ade
interest," he faes himself that he viii be able please
NJ D. Also hand fancy goods
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having e. es.R to The
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on the United States treasury northern exchange or Virginia
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tered after The delberaon, and gratifying
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an ss
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Any dasssn, Of II. GOV
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D EAL ESTATE AGENCY. BOUTWELL, inform, d.
IL public that he has opened Office sus
Office OF the National Integencsr the purpose CIV
ing purchase and sale city properly,
He has number of building various
the city, which will be disposed Of on accommodating terms ALSO
improved property.
e will undertake the negotiation of purchases and city
properly for persons who may need such aid.
To resident property holders he offers his services
sales, pay taxes, &c.
For ssch desire sell property he would
himself find purchasers. - @Ea
which he
self well quaned from his knowledge
property acquired his
All letters postpaid will receive prompt attention. t
Conveyancing drawing Of deeds, &C., will be attended hs
Office.
Being commissioned justice ths peace, attend
the taking acknowledgements Of deeds, &c.
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0UID 10 Virginia eprtnSs-g giving addition the
rou,ss description Of the Springs the
natural Of the State One small pocket volume Price
80
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The International Magazine for July.
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THE History Banking, with n Cou,pre hensiv
Account Origin Rise and Progress Of tho Banks
land ireland, and Scotland by William j. Lawson vol Lor
don, 1850. FRhNCk TAYLOR.
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(Lots firm Of Lusby 4 DrraH,)
M GUILD respectfully his friends public
he has iu-t opened and assortment Of
winter goods for ecnuemen'. wear, such -
tnre and styles =
Merno, silk, and cotton shirts and drawers
Hosiery, crsvst., suspcnders, gloves
UmhreIas, dressing gowns, &c,
which he IL prepared to offer TO his cash
rates lie soiicits liberal share OF public patronage
His present location Is oppositehis former the National
Hotel Pennsylvania avenue.
Sept a7-3taw3wif
Episcopal Institute for Young Ladies',
Northeast of 9th and T. sfrscfs
THE INSTITUTE sspsm
ber with efficient of professors and teachers every
department.
Terms boarding pupils per snnum including English and
mathematics
pupils per session Of fvs nonth.ffom sIOto
Ancient and modern languages. music drawing painting &c.
Circulars 10 be had Of the Fscpa Early application of
admission is
wAsHsaros CRY, August Ia 1851.
Aus i7-dti5oct
PHILOSOPHY OF THE MECHANICS OF NATURE
L by Y. Allen.
Catechism ofFnniar Things by Emily Elizabeth vehement
hand Book Of esstSr and the Fine Arts by George hy sna
bayard Taylor volume
Marims and Morals Of Rocbefoucsnld. n.
The Literature and Literary Men Great Britain ~ A. m
Sir Roger de Coveriy. by The Spectator.
Hand Book Of Universal Biography by Parke GOODWIN
knights CycIop~da OF tbs Industry OF Al Nations vo""s
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NOTICE IL hereby given that all ing
upon books Of the late firm Off H. HooE CO.,
will be made
slant and handed either The
change in ec, upon February
renders all open should
closed at expiration OF the present half year
June 24-2wn HOOE, bkOTHER Il co.
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NRAvEIA IN the United states, &c., during 1870 pm
j 1850 by Lady Enmelne Stuart Worticy
Godfrey Malvern, The Life OF Author; by Thoms Mile
with twenty fyur illustrations by " Fhi,n
London Labor and the London Poor part g.
July 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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a.ox. puDIi.nsa and "a Press ~ Charles q. Little
james BROWN, Boston.
be pabshsd April next The Large,
s ii % coas lie dni,sa ss
lssi royal sso about 100 pages Price -
Th. the Large vols,
Complete synopucsi United Statutes
Large including a conss.a prepared order
or.Iis body. Royal sSo. -''''-''' :
This Index viii refer under copious tides law,
been adopted under federal .n. the
Just published Domai m Civil Law in us Natural Order trans.
ss Es y I D
Cushing late Of the Judges in the Court Of Common Pleas
SHY. In vols, Ioyaisv -.
In and s
as s, Inn % upon Our IL
preface Baimens considering The and the
snod excellent and liz mater
The object Of s author in this learned 81 wa. TO olsen
which general application
% s
and S s Sl S
applicable oaw Of which the Roman code either
sides general work
of S' state. are part from
Of Spain, and thus founded in tho Roman law
edition of This celebrated work would be acceptable
English translation of it by Dr. suahan
From Hon. Judge Eu CHIEF efM. Of Loui.iana
BaooxLlNE, October H. 1850.
sheets of translation Of the
Of the Civil which have
kind enough send You viii have rendered great service
publication The form of the Enyisi
edition of translation large and and IL
and price prevented Its general use In this country The
think, The translation
Mr. suaan tested IL In the main correct but will be
improved under the revision Of the editor, Judge Cushing
In searching solution Of the apparently arising
relations which advance CIVILIZATION
and u sa e s ne law %sa "
win be as comes 70 be II DC other
with of written which for governed
wonderful social thar the world has wit
which bass Of the jurisprudence of cont
Europe and Of portion that England and the Uni
II would be quite speak merits grea
work which enterprise about give 70 the American public
isolated position which the civil law has been permitted
England few Of the standard works concerning have
into English and this want has not been supplied
Texas California and In the new Territories the
United well Lower Canada there will be ready
win readily lend their favor YOU
enepising will find its interest in publishing nom time 70
the Engish language such other standard works as vii
form the basis of civil law library.
remain gentlemen, respectfully ohedsn, servant
| GEORGE EUSTIS.
| Messrs. LITTLE & BRewR.
| FIom Alfred Hennen, esq, Of the New Orleans bar.
! BOSTON, Sep. Q, 1850
Messrs. BROWN GentlemeR- much pleased
engaged publishing revised edition osnahan
translation Domat Civil No English
guag, subject be compared with for ness
correctness of the doctrine conveyed throughout IL
appreciation learned and lawyers
desevedy The compiers of the Code Napoleon
cOpiousy from for their work. Napoleon himself studied
carefully In early life, which account for the singular
wisdom of his observations and dscisons during
adoption his code Domat should and hope
will, found in the library OF every American lawyer
YOurn hed emf neYv
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MADAME DELARUE would respectfully invite the
the ladies' handsome assortment Of fall hbands
Also ladies' and fow
Iaces lace berthe and
embodes collars, houncns insertnss and edgngs
lace falls coioed for wells
Spanish and other fans perfumey powders soaps, sc
her seasons rbsnds,
VIII sbe will dispose OF at reduced prices
Penn avenue, between l2th and l3,h streets.
l3-eoM
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DEEBES New York Uass.-sTEvENs, halter has,
from the establishment Of Beebs Co.. New York city
fall model for 1851.
sae.-rooma Ath.nsum, opposite Adelphi Theatre.
Washington telegraph., 1851-03-05

+ METALLIC LIFE SURF BOATS We learn
from the Washington Union that ORDER,
have been received from England at the
manufactory in New York for specimen
"meIallic life-cutters,' to be furnished
forthwith for a British frigate. They are
to be similar to those adopted in the
United States navy. Metallic life. surf
boats are also ordered for tie ErsIiSh
coast, similar TO those stat;cLed cn-pue'
coast by Congress, which have been 50
successful. The English !ite-boats have
all lately failed, and they now send to
America. The frs; one will be drawn
through the streets Of London OH the
pavement by four horses, ON the first OF
February. 10 test her strength. On the
English coast there are four hundred life.
boat stations, each having a coast guSSd
under pay OF government.
Washington telegraph., 1851-03-05

England. during the last five years pur-
chased of the Southern States two hun
dred and one millions eight hundred and
three thousand FIVE hundred and ninety
two dollars worth Of Cotton.
Oh the Northern States, England pur-
chased only nineteen Thousand and forty
one dollars worth of manufactured Cot
ton.
LII the five years France purchased of
the Southern States fifty-six millions OF
dollars worth of Cotton. and of the
Northern States only fraction over three
thousand dollars worth of the Cotton
fabric.
Washington telegraph., 1851-03-05

BEST JOKE OF THE SEASONAL the
time Of the excitement in the village Of
kalamazoo, about the sudden death of
eight or nine of those who took tea at
the Exchange, Of that place, family Of
Hollanders arrived in town. As a mat
ter of course the excitement ran high
the authorities of the town mustered to-
gether thousand feet of lumber aud
erected pest house in secluded spot
in the forest, into which they hustled the
Hollanders with as little delay as posi-
BILE, Notwithstanding the protestations Of
one of them, who appeared to be leader,
who asserted that he had money enough
to stay i'll any place. They were kept
there for three weeks, and on being re-
leased from their temporary prison, one
Of them commenced the operation of
purchasing property. He began upon
Ex-Governor Ransorn, and bought him
out at $4,000. He then bought out the
Judge of the Court (IIezekiah G.. Wells, J
at $4,000. Henry Edwards was subse.
quently bought oet, and at last accounts,
his lordship of the pest house was after
Gen. Humphrey, Hon. Charles E. Stuart,
Gen. Mofat, COL Van de Walker and
various others of the prominent dignita-
ries Of that region. To wind up with,
he informed the gentlemen that there
were few more coming shortly who
would take the balance of the town.
Detroit Free Press
Washington telegraph., 1851-03-05
an Opinion Of Rereroiy Johnsou.-

An Opinion Of Rererty Joltnson-.
The committee appointed by the meeting
of the creditors of Texas, have obtained
the opinion of Reverdy johnson. Esq, to
the following effect.
That the proviso referred 10 i'm the act,
included all the loans evidenced by Tex
as notes, consolidated fund, or sterling
5onds, aud made under the acts of Texas
Of the | S'h of November, 1886, 4th June.
1887, 9Th June, 1887, 10th May, 1888,
22d January, 1889, 10Th July, 1889, aud
l1th January, 1910; and also the 10 per
cent. stock, and the per cent. bonds
given ttnder act of 9Th February, 1910,
amounting in the aggregate TO $780,
sos, exclusive of interest since accrued.
There appears ,o-be some obscurity in
the wording Of the law and the whole
matter may probably have 10 be referred
to Congress fer adjustment.
Washington telegraph., 1851-03-05

DECLINE IN CoTroN-It will be seen,
from the news of the Africa, the latest
European arrival, that a further decline
of of penny, has taken place in this
article. A letter to the New York Cou-
rier and Enquirer in relation to this sud.
den fall IN price, says:
1.-The result now depends on the course
southern planters may adopt with the
balance Of their crops. Our faith is un-
shaken in a moderate crop-certainly not
to exceed 2,150,000 bales but the anxiety
of planters to realize, causing early heavy
receipts. will, if persisted in weaken cou-
fidence in any estimate under 1890. 900
bales, or at all events depress prices to
the point which will oe considered safe,
adopting that estimate as the basis of
operations, and when later in the season
the fact of a moderate crop is established
for whose benefit will the error be cor
rected?"
Washington telegraph., 1851-03-05
From the Montgomery (Ald} Jouy,la3
THE CREEK WAR VOLUNTEERS,
PENSION OFFICE,
DEC. 81, lS5ni
DEC. 81, 1880

SIR: In answer to DR. S. D. Hollis
letter of the 18th inst, BY YOU refer
to this office. have the honor TO ;nro..,
you, that those persons who were CALI
out by the Governor of Alabama. in SOC,
for the purpose of suppressing linda
hostiliIies, are nat entitled to bounty l,n3
under the provisions of the act Of San
tember %, 1850, Notwithstanding Cor
gress subsequently provided for tbe;r
payment by special appropriation. Nj
persons are entitled 10 the benefit OF ss;S
act, except those who were oft and mus
tered into service by an order from The
General Government, ard actually ner.
formed military service in some regiment
company or detachment. IN tile service of
the United States,
have the honor to be,
Very respectfully,
Your OBJ: serv't,
f. S. EVANS,
Acting Com'r of Pensions.
To Hon, II. w. HILLIARp, Montgomery
Washington telegraph., 1851-03-05

SOUTHERN PROGRESS. - The Mob;,o
Tribune says: "James w. Kidd has snc,
ceeded in raising nearly a suficien,
amount OF stock to build large cotton
factory Oh Loachapaka creek, some seven
miles below the town Of Auburn. Ala
and near the line of the Monteou,ery
and West Point Railroad. The Size, ac..
cording TO the Herald. posses great
beauty, and is withal, well calculated for
extensive manufacturing operations
Superior facilities for shipping goods also
exist. The manufacturing comnanv a,
Autagaville has its establishment in opera.
ton. The capital stock is STS, 600. The
factory building is of brick, 15O feet long,
and so wide-tin roof and window and
door sills cast iron. The machinery now
in use consists of 5000 spindles, 100
looms and AZ cards, employing eighty.one
operators. When all tae machinery ia
up one hundred and ten will be required.
giving daily product of 1000 yards of
cloth. The fabrics now manufactured
are, osnaburgs, thirry-tnree inches wide.
and nine ounces to the yard, 7 .Sth shirting
and all kinds of thread and yarns. The
mill is worked by water power. Autanga.
vile has grown up in the woods during
two years past. 1t now has "a population
OF $40 souls four mercantile establish.
ments, two churches, and a third is soon
TO be built, aud two good schools. The
village is situated some two or three miles
from Prattville and Vernon, and is rapidly
increasing in population and i'm portance."
Washington telegraph., 1851-03-05

ELOQUENT MEMoRIL.-The passengers
who were on board the steamer Peytona,
which boat picked up the passengers who
were saved from the steamer John Adams,
have united with thesurvivorsof that dis
asteri in memorial to Congress to remove
the snags from the Mississippi river, stat
ing the occasion which gave rise to the
petition.
Washington telegraph., 1851-03-05

The London Weekly News, speaking
Of the reply of Mr.. Webster to the Aus
trian Charge says:
1t is inspiriting to read the bold, sensi-
Bile, and magnificent reply of the Ameri-
can Secretary to Prince Schwartzenberg's
impertinent mmunication Unshackl-
ed by European diplomacy, the Minister
of this great t'natiou can speak the sen'i.
mens Of common sense and honest in
dignation without any a1arir at the con-
sequences.