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COMPREHENSIVE.

COMPREHENSIVE
NHE undersigned respectfully to the public
that they have entered into copartnershp Tor the
transaction Of general Exchange and Banking business
in the city of Washington, under the firm Of
sELDEN, WITHERs a co.
All business entrusted to them will be attended TO with
promptness and fidelity.
WILLIAM SELDEN,
Late Treasurer Of the United States
JOHN WITHERS,
OF Alexandria, Virginia.
II. w. LATHAM,
U OF the city Of Washington.
i. p. BAYNE
mar Oft OF Baltimore, Maryland.
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DRINK 81 DURBIN, Iron 81 Steel Mer-
ID chants, Importers and dealers in American,
Swede Norwegian, Refined, Cable, and common English
from manufacturers of Boiler Rvets and Spikes, Hoop
Band Scroll Flue, Boiler Sheet, Small Iron Axle Iron
11 North Water street, and "a North Delaware
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THE DAILY REGISTER,
PUBLISHED DAILY by

PUBLISHED DAILY by
MORAN & SICKELS, PHILADELPHIA,
circulated extensively among the Merchants Of that
city, and travellers find ii in all the Hotels, Steam
boats, and Railroad conveyances divergng from Phila
delpha- 1t contains correct list of the of those
persons arriving at the principal hotels daily and
quently is the best the Proprietors of Hotels
other cities have for extending their business among
the travelling public.
TSSENCE OF COFFEE.-Another supply OF
IL this valuable and highly popular extract received
to-day and may be had wholesale and retail at the
of II and Seventh SITS. j. II. CALLAN.
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THOMAS M. HARVEY

THOMAS M. HARVEY,
Carpenter 8 Builder, Fstreet, betaoeen 9Th 6 10Th,
rs prepared to fill orders for any work in his line.
/ JOBB1NG promptly executed, at moderate charges.
Residence corner New York avenue and Tenth street.
June lS-tA9
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GEORGETOWN.

HAMS, SHOULDERS, LARD, &c.
90 900 POUNDS bright Shoulders
CO,OOO 1000 extra sugar-cured Hams
80 barrels prime Leaf Lard
100 do rectifed Whisky
140 packages clarified and crushed Sugar
100 dozen Buckets ...
100 nests flour Buckets
60 hhds. Porto Rico Sugar
200 pounds Nutmeg
10 casks Sperm Oil
40 bbls. Whale Oil
Just received and for sale by MORTON & WILSON,
au 5-lwI opp. Rays Mill, Water st., Georgetown.
SUPERIOR OLD WHISKY, WINES, &C.
TX BARRELS very superior Old Whisky, of 184l
LIZ 20 eighth-casks pure Port Juice
20 quarter do. choice Old Port Wine
10 do do Burgundy do
40 do do Sherry Wine, very choice
so do do Madeira do. various fayorite brands
80 half pipes Dark and Pale Brandy
pipe Holland Gin, sGrape" brand
10 halfchests Green and Black Tea
20 cases Olives, Sardines, &c.
80 do Claret Wine
Just received and for sale by MORTON WILSON,
au5 -1w] opp. Rays Mill, Water ST., Georgetown
BOARD! BOARD! BOARD!
TNIVE OR SIX SINGLE GENTLEMEN can be accom-
i modated with comfortable board at Mrs. PALMER's
Boarding house, Bridge street. between Green and Wash
ington streets, Georgetown, ID. @. au l-3wTu&S
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HARDWARE.

rINTIE subscribers have in store n good assortment
House Furnishing and Builders Hardware, Cutlery
&C. which they offer 10 those in want at the lowest prices
Also, Agricultural and Gardening Implements, com.
posing all the articles used.
j. T. RADCLIFFE CO.,
mar eft Odd-Feows Hail. It'll street
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VNHE undersigned have the pleasure of announcing to
their customers, and the Public generally, that they
are now successfully using that beautiful and dura
BILE article but lately introduced into this citythe Zinc
Paint from the SsSez Mines N. j. which far surpasses
In beauty finish and durability the best of white leads
All disagreeabe and poisonous effects common to other
Paints, by this avoided We would respectfully refer
those who wish be better informed of its merits before
having their houses painted, to-
Com c. w. Skinner, Com. JOS. Smith, J. Lathrop, esq,
Navy Agent Major w. Reilly, and Thos Ratcliffe esq
ID. FINCH SON, cor. of and 18th SITS.
NIB All shades Of different colors made from this
- June lift
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H. H. WOODRUFF, M. D.,
Chemist and Druggist,
orner of Il and 18th streets, Washington, ID. @.

jy 29-d&y
OLD DIR. Townsend's Sarsapariila.-
~ This is the season for purifying the blood, and
thereby avoiding disease Everybody should take bot
tie Of Townsends Sarsapara in the spring and it may
be had genuine at the corner of and 18th strees.
jy o. j. +. CALLAN.
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"THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.n

On 14th street, betaoeen II and Ne,0 York Avenue
Mrs. Y. RICHARDS will commence the Second Year
ul of her Seminary for Young Ladies' SEPTEMBER STH,
in suitable brick building just erected for the purpose
and fitted up with the best furniture The young ladies
will have free of charge, to the library and the
large and beautiful collection Of apparatus, in the
Union Academy They will also have the privilege of
tending the semmonthly Lectures Philosophy, Chem
istry &c. by the Principal of the Union Academy.
Circulars obtained of the Principal corner of 14h and
i Streets at Il Earnham's Book Iau 2-end4M
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GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES

Bdrgdus Bdrgatns
AIcLAIN 4 HARRY, SEVENTH STREET would most re-
1v specuuiy inform their friends and the public gene
rally, that they positively selling their stock OF
Spring and Summer Goods at prime cost for CASH Pur-
casers may rest assured that there hubug about IT.
All they ask 10 CALL and they promise that shall
go away disappointed.
as Remember that their store, for the present is on
SEVENTH STREET, between III and i. June e-u
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EMPIRE HOTELr-LATE KINGS.

INIS house has been newly furnished and retted and
citizens, as well strangers, who prefer comfort to
style can find 1t here Terms $125 per day Connected
with this house is Restaurant" where every thing
good drink is served in few moments when in
season; and private rooms can be had for suppers
Thankful for past favors, the undersigned respectfully
requests continuance of the patronage of his friends
r. w. ALLEN, late of the " Alhambra,"
jy 7-eotf Richmond, a Saracen's Head" hotel, N. X,
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EDUCATIONAL.
IsCOPAL INSTITUTE for YOUNG LADIES

EPISCOPAL INSTITUTE for YOUNG LADIES,
Northeast corner of 9Th and II streets.
rVNHE INSTITUTE will its session the first
of September with efficient corps of Professors and
Teachers in every department
Terms for boarding pupils $3.50 per annum including
English and Mathematics
Terms for day pupilsper session Of pe n,onts-from
SO to $22, in English and Mathematics
Ancient and modern languages, Music, Drawing, Paint
ing, &C., extra. Circulars to be had of the Principal
Early application for admission is necessary
WILLIAM J. CLARK, Principal.
WASHINGTON CRY, August s. 1851.
4-dtSep5#
rTHE UNION ACADEMY, Corner of FOUR
i TENTH STREET and NEW YORK AVENUE
new and elegant Building is being erected, and will
be furnished in the most approved modern style, to
be opened on the LIST September, 1851 The Register is
OPEN and fast filling up with of applicants for adj
mission Circulars be had from the Principal at
r. FARNHAM'S Book Store. Examine-then decide.
June lift r. RICHARDS, Principal
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SHOES! sHOEs!! sHOES!!I

NTcLAIN a HARRY have in store good assortment
N of the aboyenamed goods suitable for Men, Boys,
Ladies' Misses, and Chdrens wear, which must be sold
for some price by the LIST Of September. June 9-d
TOLDEN,S Diarrhea and Dysentery
III Cordtal-0ne of the most valuable Family Medi-
cines in use: so cents per bottle.
AS- No family should be without 1t.
For sale by j. f. CALLAN,
June ll-dtr Corner 7th and streets.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-15
stay!.-Do No. Rebuke the Child.

DisonrUrSCt With liuIg children Is very
often no, intentional Indeed, sometimes their
seeming iulucn,.ou lnj d.snbcdiente is a Ia.
crl and c,lcl Obedience, deser,ing commen-
da,ion rather than blame.
Language. whether oralorwuticn, is rare
lylobe Interpreted literally our words u'ual.
I, meaning either more or lees than our IN
icn,ion, and requiring practice and eNPerieuce
IN be- truly understood. Hence daily obscr-
,a,ion shows that men are, from misapPrchfn'
sion. uninrcn,Ional offenders either IN whole
or in part, and very often where they desire
and intend to obey and plca'o; in which case
although we correct the error, we easily for
give.
But with little children, who annoteHPlaln
the rcaSons Of their seeming disobedience or
misconduct. We are oNen harsh in unmerited
rebukss and threats, and, sometimes alas IN
actual chas,isement,; for the writer we'll
knows. and doubtless many other parents who
have distinct remembrance Of their early
childhood. know, that liule children do a'iirs'
understand words and commands literally, tlI
by ac, Of reasoning, OF by observing tones and
looks and gestures they comprehend our IN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-15

,en,ion either In commands or prohibitions.
Two instances will, perhaps. illustrate my
meaning
A little boy about four years old wa. In .
room while his aunt was con'crsiuc with n
friend The little fellow no, being Interested
IN lbr dialogue was amusing himself by a
regular tlung back nnd forih Ola snnll chair,
which To his ear made a very pleasing lirn-
lon of sounds not, perhaps, musI'l. hul yet
mD.t aorumialy timed. Tic oH'l'. music
however, was NOISE To- iho aunt---as tilh mu-
SIC IT more puicrsion is yci ihu nsr with
dilcrut h,lur-on which ihr o.i nly with
r,bukiur m,ldnrss slid g. ihe Iu.f fellow
.-"ulkr less nuI-c "' The child ir rrrruug
ihr word. h,enly with most comnrrdabls.
exact, inJ implicit ob1dienc1. made ihs no.sn
b.s-lHai b. De- pIlysdihr chlIrl'rs ip lurr
-hr rjucrd tI.r -,uri LHsr. ,u.e boo
mHllur.s moss ramr tir .rrurl .s.kr uj.
rlilut by iono or rf K.un autrr ruhg-
"N.lr .r5s ur.-. 81 i.iiNra' i.' .-.r. "l
rIr airn1tr rh,mrne, br.ar~ Am,-t 200
llHs.o mneuu a.I urr rla, Ir., uar'r'
.u 1000 aIm.'t .uui...r p'ar. .,u'n ul'r iNr
iuu5-luI ,,s uu.-. bod ,a ,.s, ...uur i..
tru pU.sibIr Nhau ihr rcpukc hH / came,
RI. ,ru excited t1rr-"Mlkr Lrs, uu-,,-l
tell ,ou-or wall bo, youreIr"
Tho terrified ard ru,rrd child st.od
ah1,hct, tu "a momcn, au,,rug tbo move.
mrpi ui lh, chair hr bad h,Ju mu,, honest.
E rmm, aII 'hr white 20 lai Obedience.
and ior iIat boz ,r1, Threatened with puasb.
wrrt Wbl' Ju,s aunt, moan. 90 .iil b., tu
h0m-a'f on now kH"", ohrn she saT.
make lr'' n"'.', She means make POO Noise
Nnl iwm that instant 'h' 'hr chairi.f'
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NjGrGI.QnGOug.
Spare that Bird

Don't frr o., tlai lldr bird. my ro'l irI-
Joss. H. hr, never don. uuarr ham nr.-
lhsr j.lraadoi you OF your pra, a,.,y,aacI,i
YOUR person. nor ,rokrn word against Your
c.nrr,rr Why do sou v.,h go take Co.,
Doe. winch ,umr Among mlnkirl bal.gcuc,rr
b. forfeited tor onauc,- even Of ,hr darkest
dyr What you say hc is q ,hl.L This o.,
matter Go hc proved, vcsrs ru' willing 60
ukc ,ur wolf. vuyI a1a.s,l thc Ilmh. "lic
steals ilIr cherries hc ,altchrs up ihc pr1, ,
Doe ruhs o., uf thr com." Thc'r are indeed
sharp accusation, against o co-Iuhcrilur uf the
lrcr air, and thr common unlimited cham
pligu. The bird has never recognized your
muuogollpg doctrines. lle supports the b,ll
lhl, .uppous him-,hc land limitation biII
and II thr frs, di,co,cr.r OF territory has su.
puIor claims, he puts in Tor being lord para
noun, Of the greater part Of lhc carh, aud
rhc sum total oi lh, skies.
lie is a thief, iorsoo,h because be takes a
hIe oi @ cherry, aud hcil' hIlha'lI ana niue
ones occasionally to d.oncr Of sweet herbs
eaten with a loving heart, or a dcscr, Of over
ripe fruit, which might have ro,'ed and bccu
Loot, had be no, stepped IN TO save II. Aot
for this, and such as this, must the delinquent
die aud his whole race with him, just as d
they were no better than 50 many Buhllos OF
Indians There is no justice az all IN this
Is no, the bird no, only tenant in common o
the farm, but an active partner IN the cul,iya
ton of the lrui, and grain Everybody knows
this is the truth. He diligently labors IN ,h,
morning, long before his human confederate
Is up, aud while the owner Of the soil in fac
is little better than sleeping partner Fo
hours be chambers about the trees, picking Vi
a grub here, the egg Of canker worm there
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-15
Herrn Rnmn

IN my tour through the Southern snrr' !
have met with many amu.ug iuc,dsua. boz
fp uot remember anything that lior'1i.J so great
an excitement ur lhr time being ua "nrgm
ul.'r, lu tbr town ui --, Boo l'r State OF
N....s-Ipg. Nr. -, ih- ..nrr oi ilr
h,y, having o. note Co pas Ilai l.s 1ni uui
having rhr ubrrrouh to De- %. v.. compelled
,oNp what boz rlltIy would aal ha.r dnur.-.
Tho buy iu 1e ualri "a, a suiu. IrrIIlgra'
hI oi lbua, T. year, ofagr H. wen, Pos doc
alm. ui BID Ih.rr wyrs -O chances, vli.
,hr.r d.r., a, slUFrr chance. lwas present
whom inr affair came oT There remained
ono chance, which iu1s lrI r1,r 'n 1911 ur
.ra condition t.la, hr would throw thr dice
um.r.L auI shake Ike oxen BII m.I-
col I.ssg., 300 300 lsiou.,h,d ani astonishing
manner. auI anara hau, Vhp' 0.a, aIa '
boo which hr displayed ,ao irahaI mas 81
nup. opening muaih, "1i. o., .rr, of aag
G.rl ,ng 10 r,,i, and wih laa hpH ,l0I
"IlItry. ml.,l." \, mly Boz Supposed, ih'
.rruc h,rlmr highly exciting
rhr railing commenced. BI Iunsul un
uucuuccmrI q, anything ba, ihc .dp ui leave
iur hrs ODD MASTER When thc chance, were
200 rallied oa boz doc lasi, B.lI took lhc box {.
previously Co hI- throwing, however, bee was
Offered 500 irr h.- chance, thrhEhrs' throw
,,t mad. being o.. which -tuui 900 ,.' he-
ta-.n two individuals. HH BI N1s u1
.rs.p pt, man." hr rrlu. 20 DO. OH rl'-
Ing. ode whole hu1 or uudu, aH. mlIr u'
Grt ilrow. vb,rn was 10, ls ..ud 'hru"
80, o.. B.I stopped, scratched h.. head.
tlr.N again, aad upclur L. l.v.rturHr
.-i uI shat IIl Nay "hlh and frrr a.. such
a shout never h.aal 300 my l'r Bli hardly
Guco What To du with himself lu1momeu'
however, Be asked ,hr whole lary to drink
and uu man 900 .-. %. SAID. yar refused an
imitation oi lbr sind oNcrploa.. and bee died
,uon after, 80 -ly, 'radmJ0.
BhIs speculation induced hm 'o rr' nn.
other speculation of 'lhe same snrt,' hcllcy'
inr ,ha, be- could do, MS tr,. ra7, as meeh
a. he had before done be- proposed To sel
himself up again in ''uiIlc, and as be had
Won before, he though, u Would uo more thar
fair tia, be- should pu, the price al 5000 this
time. The chances were soon taken, Blll re'
serving bu, onc chance to himself, lie Pock
e,cd $500 and the sport again eamneoccd.-
BIl's original owner and himself were the
two hirhe,, again, and in throwing oil, BllJ
lot. It proved very fortunate speculation
6r Btll aud hi, master both. The master bad
made $500 clear. and Bill had cleared $500
and remained with his Kind master. They
started lor home together, the master declar
log ,ha, no money corld induce him To par
with Bll again, unless be Was willing TO leave
but promised him II he would BE- as iaiihiu
a, he had always been, until he was 81, b.
should have his freedom They were boil
we'll coulenied, and every one presen, vas at
isfed that he had 20, his moneys worth -
L0usriR, Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-15

Thea ~elooa- The sar. ,Ao,,sA !, bipgc,h Il, .o'.
rus,
Aud .h,iisth ouf pathway With care aai With
gh-sn,
Wen h,Il- ,hs rs', aud eel .u,is on the moe.
ruv,
Pc s, b-lr,tb O., oa 90 our hi,h.,i,iaosI houe.
There i,g irum an sorrou, vhrry bani'hsi '' .'sh.
ing,
whsry ,hs heart ever r,,sl. ia Iish'ga'' r'r'
J1,5
whrrs tLs chorus Of Nugrl. n prur,' is'v,l.'Hg,
u, ,hr u,"vJi1g ~ lrienis With che GAMER hoy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-15
Cunu0u mn The (unaNiNng.
Tram Jhs Gr=sl H,rrrr
LETTER FROM W. A DREW No.
MUrru ur rur Sr. L,vEr,.ll
Irfy I. IsIl

70
When I uro,r my Inst letter from Quchrc.
I calculated that aro,hrr ~ voa'I not b., urrr.-
.lry fir me ull ,buurd rsasb Lralnu Bot
nor, I amyr, iuu, 81 Iavrr-cr river, and
ibarsh NJ last our noble ship ,s oa hrr WAY.
contrary tides. adverse winds, suj ai,Crrr
calm, have so imrsdcJ brr prrrrc,,, that vr
ia uat vet src thc Gull of - Lawrence ur
thr Atlantic ocean. Whom 40 ths rate 80
SHAH reach Earogc D., known only io HIM
.. who h,a,cs u.I ucran and Who wing, ,hr
storm" Bot long since lrarud ugt 'n sum-
plain uf ths way. of divine Providence, or l'
mamar against ihat which cannot alter
Gods uralrm 10 infinitely Greater tar
NINA. and frrr rr,,r,r''y ana chrraI,
f. submit raaIl o.. will. hUvrrsr dark ard
my..rrrs that vail may often arps1r 60 my
..,.., ,... ,--.r.,. mind lIr can -r,rr ID, 9th.
........ ,a,- ,.,f., and ,, F.... r.t r.,..8r us
.-.....-....-..r,l.,.t,t Tt,,. r.,rr
t....-.,.,.,.,.l,-t--.. ... ,l..y,,...iPu,.
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t..- .......-, ,.,.. .,.-r.rr.rttrf "a mur.
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..... .. ,-....r.rh..u.y.. t.rlrl. Am be-
....,.... ,....,..i s..,r, ana therefore (
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Gbr 0rtOr0 Democrat,
.ratrsuED rytEy FEibAY NosNINo Nv
nrnRGFI- MEIIEN A CO

Truus-Ous dollar snj 6h, cent. ia ,,l,anes
-T I.sr snI -rvyut, -hys crut- vith u siN rnBths.
fu. fnlrs ai ths cod 81 ths wear. To- vhish hfN
rsrfs vil D. aj,iet ilr syyry year ia which ra,-
r..Hf b. delayed.
NuytErtsrNINrs insrrtsd rr ress1unbls terms
tbs prupr,gidrs nHi lyiHg brrounll'r g. aU, srrur
fss.aI thr ariaunt charged &C. ihf adyrrtI-Tusui.
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actually on fonging party or nanuting eS-
petition at the very ouipos,s Of the branches
By all this perpetual vaichfulncss and cease
les industry, be- and the farmer secure. n
boun,rul and luscious crop. Shall h. be- DE-.
uicd q share Of the proceeds Shall be- not
bring In a bill for h.s wagcsi We tell YOU
that whatever the courts below may DO about
tho matter, the clnucrry Ut the skies will
award him his righteous dues. Thcsc crcai-
urcs of the Good Being shall br irI from the
finest uf the grain they have VlirhcI o,sr
and protected from il,r Jr, ouunr enemy. vhilc
man has b,cu asleep, NJ cl-r loo purhllui 60
have guarded it hlm-rlf bal hc bcru over poo
wide awake
vrry many Legislatures, aud that ut our
own State among them, l1s -rco ihls matler
in rs proper ltrl' and ,,ul.cltcd tl.r clnns.
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