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ADvsRTIsrSG.--G -Genin, the great halter, in note
to the editor Of the New York Courier, inviting
him to test his style Of hats holds the following
language
''Thc benefits have derived from the Press as
advertising medium, il is beyond my power TO
estimate, and am well satisfied, from careful OBJ
sorvation and experience, that advertising is the
main spring Of success in every branch Of busi-
ness"
The republic., 1851-07-15

LUKE LEA, esq, Commissioner of Indian
Affairs, arrived at ST. Paul, Minnesota, in the
latter part of June. The Indian treaty was ex-
pected to take place early this month, and was
looked upon as matter of great interest in that
section of country.
The republic., 1851-07-15

THE BULLETIN OF THE AMERrcAS Art UNIoN has
n fine engraving Of the " Game of Chess spirit.
cd etching of {" Lcatherstocking at the Grave of
Chingach-goolS, and list Of the subscribers to
the Art Union for 1851
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building mst,rials for the Capitol.

We request attention to the advertisement Of
the Architect Of the Capitol Extension for
building materials, to be found in another col
urnn.
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bodied conscience, ofthe political community. To
this not only is each individual bound to submit,
but it ia and controlling element in formin e
his moral Judgment An act which before
may have been innocent, is now criminal, and its
| commission not only opposed to the will, but sub
versive of the order peace existence of the political
society.
"Obedience is a moral duty This is as certain
as that tho Creator made man social being, and
designed that he should live not in perpetual anar
chy, but in peace and security; for human govern
ment ia the only means which lndnite Goodness has
provided for preserving from unceasing conflict
and violence. To obey the law fthe land is, then,
to obey the will of God"
Speaking of Judge Sprague, the teacher Of
pietu says "UIth regard to the higher and
totoer la,c he has some peculiar opinions" The
people are pretty well satisfied, believe, who
has the peculiar opinions.
The preacher of perjury proceeds to say Of
Judge Sprague:
"He supposes a case: That the people ask him,
(Which shall we obey, the law Of man the law OF
GodH He says: Il answer, Obey both. The in
compatibility which the question assumes does not
between the 'aw of man and the will of God
there is no incompatbiity, and we must obey
BOTH Now let us zee how this rule will work.
eff am rightly informed, King Ahab made a
law that all the Hebrews should serve Baal, and il
was the will of God that they should serve fhe Lord
According to this rule of the udg they muat obey
BOTH But if they served Baal they could not serve
the Lord In such a case what is to be donel' We
told that Elijah gathered the prophets together
and he came unto all the people and said: How
long halt ye? II the Lord be God folio,c him; but
if Baal then follow him. Our modern prophet says,
obey both The incomPatbility which the qoes-
ton assumes docs not exist. Such is the differ
ence between Judge Elijah and Judge Peleg.
"Lct Us SEQ how this rule will work in other
cases-how you can make a compromise between
two opposite doctrines. The king Of Egypt com
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For Frnsy Point and Other Landings aho Poto-
mae, and Balatmsre-
The public informed that the splendid low
sAAn--s- sure steamer BALTIMORE Capt A. McCausland,
hed up wi. state and hundred and hy
eapaeous mold WIN run regularly freight and passenger be
tween asnston and Alexandria and Banofe commencing
the Sd OF April next - T.
Leaving washington on Mondays and Thursdays at O'clock
M, ana neAahdia al ~ O'Clock, the Baltimore w take
wood al Aqua Creek and
and al BALTIMORE in the OF
umore will leave Commerce baltimore al O'Clock
ON Tuesdays and Fridays, arriving O'Clock
and at Washington at lociock, Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
Passage from Washington o Mabury 81 90
DO do Piney Point
DO do Baltimore
Excursion tickets to Baltimore, with privilege Of
ing next afternoon $50
The Baltimore will the different landings
oI passengers and freight
Meals and
For further particulars freight apply the Captain
board, or d. b. Smith, agent, in Alexandra, or 10
GEO. MATTINGLY, Agent
Mar 26-2awl5t
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NEW York and CALIFORNIA; ctaaion.-
One thousand hares OF thousand dollars Capital 81 oo
number of BIZ obtained by influential
special admitted
Of New York, free from
q 900
certificates shares issued therefor annually,
prospect doubling whole safe
mining the United States under the direction and
Of OLIVER HOLDEN,
As the General Partner and Chief Agent OF the Company,
No. III Wall street, New York
responsible throughout the Union
the United States, appli
association be employed al diff
points, Of and be made
available for trade the mAs and freight TO and
from Europe, Asia, Afrca and the Americas.
There and business doing with Caor
Pacific and the supply Of gold
goods viii asionish
liberal and calculations therefor And is TO meet this
profit thereby that this association being formed
der the firm and style OF o. HOLDEN q CO,
Commercial Commission Merchants, Banking
Insurance. and Mining Agents, New York and San Francisco
Capital 81 100000.
Feb2-u
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The person will be catered books unless e
payment OF the subscriptions be made IN advance.
D.tsn subscribers letter. the postage
On which paid by u assumed by It's
sale transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER Is published weekly during the
"ons u Congress, and seali weekly during the
subscriptions for period vii be received on
terms p'oportsoned to the above annual
W-fosfMAsTERs auhosixe agsap ana, by
sending Us ysK DAILY subscribers, enclosed
5En subscribers, with SIS enclosed WEEKLY
aosnecIs WIN $40 enclosed will be entitled copy Of the
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baltimore and Washington Railroad
IN Wednesday next instant die station on PENN
Usyiyania will be new one ON New ef
avenue occupied.
The passenger will leave latter s. p M
usual and 9, and daily except on sunday
when viz q, a.. 81 M =
making change undersigned call 10
the company regard reception delivery
merchandise.
ist Shippers reminded that in all bill
uons should accompany the goods.
This the OF both and unless complied
the goods DC
ID Consignees notified that all merchandise be
the which received the
cannot hold itself responsible for thing left In It's house during the
night
The reception delivery nom
a. IN ill 4, IN.
The undersigned takes occasion these
regulations, but he has been compelled them
from their frequent violation which has much and serious
Inconvenience.
I. H. PARSONS, Agent.
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APRIL IL, 1851
I'm the petition Of Daniel H. snlwel of New York. New York.
praying Tor he extension OF patent granted 10 him the l7
day VI july 1857,
for from the expiration patent
place on the i7lh day sfJuly, 1851
II ordered that the said petition be
Monday, the % day June 1851 at 10 O'Clock, and all
notified appear and cause have why
said petition ought be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required file
Oce their objections specifically forth writing,
days before the day Of all testimony filed by either
be used the said hearing be taken
codanee with the rules Of the Office which will be furnished
plicatIon.
Ordered also that this be published Republic Intel
igencer and Union, Washington D. C North American and Ga
zee Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Daily Bee Boston, Massachu
sets Tribune New York and Daily Atlas Cincinnati Ohio
week for three successive weeks the first publication
ing ON or before the 18th day Of April 1851.
THOS EWBANK,
Commissioner of Patents
r. s. Editors Of the above will please copy and send their
bills to the Patent Office, with paper containing this notice.
Apl3-law3w
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DERTH AMBOY sEMINARY.-This institution, anordins a
thorough training for college business, together with
instruction modern Will ius
twenty eighth session Wednesday, May T.,
building commodious internal
designed promote the comfs OF the and
habits Of neatness and system.
Pleasant OF proyerbia heathnes. the
chemical apparatus, reading with library and period
bathing provided with reference TO
health and physical training OF the minor advantages of this
institution.
The Principal advantages OF early devotion 10 his
pledges his untrns efforts
make his Institution all that enlightened Christian parent could
desire +.
s75 per ~ board and tuition with
Of books for English studies.
From ihe Faculty 81 hs College Of kesr Jersey
Having opportunity knowing and
and moral
Mr. WooAbrAes while he student this
college, having students prepared by him for
well tsoe with pleasure recommend him
whose and fidelity giving instruction, and
forming habits OF committed his parents
and guardians may hsve fn confidence
JAMES CARNAHAN President
JOHN MACLEAN, Vice President and Prot. Of Greek.
STEPHEN ALEXANDER Prof ofMaib and Astronomy
CoLLxas or Nav JyrsEy, April !, 1851.
Joseph Henry, LID, Smithsonian Institute, y. G.
Rev James w Alexander, d. d., Princeton, New Jersey
Rev. Nicholas Murray, u. ID.
Rev. DAVID Magic, D., Eliz sbcthtown, New Jersey
further with additional tesn
'''''''' "''' 4. q. WOODBRIDGE,
Ap 9-diw Perth Amboy, New Jersey
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= fffrandTa, THgntd, /
THIS finished best modern style
fron,s south about hyiwo feet running back including the
buildings, hundred any Everything
has the accommodation comfort
family gentleman holding public once Washington city
the following Inducements. heathness
uson short and pleasant from city, much
cheaper living the II sold hb
credit viii be rensed viii be moderate
possession had For further particulars apply t
CHRISTOPHER NEALE
Ig-lawu Alexandria.
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General Land Once.
a aAAs

uMERouS applications having in
formation relation To the In which land warrants
te act OF 18th September 1880 should
answers thereto have been prepared, wit
There are three modes by which these locations
lst ny the wsTrantee in person
"a by The wsTrAntee Through the agency Of this ohce
3D. by an agent attorney.
the first second mode adopted, application
IN writing, specifying the tract land district county
which the Location desired aud be accompanied
according 10 the following form, No. i.
Where the third mode is adopted attorney
produced aAecuted by The waantee the
according 10 me following form No which attorney
De acknowledged Proved the be-
authorized 10 take the Deeds according
No 3or 4. -777
IN aH eases the patents win be transmitted the
where s location is made unless special directions contrary
be given.
j. BUTTERFIELD Commissions
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DRIXATE TUTOR

DRIVATE TUTOH.-A young English gentleman, who has
received good education, and resided far
In private family Of ofrespcctabiu.
References character family
highest responsibility either
in England
Address Alex. Vance, box ios post Office, oswego New York
Mar
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
(MORSE LINE)

.#... WAsHlH0Tos OFFICE, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Fifth house National Hotel, 10 9.
E first line established BY any company
Saes and consequently the odesthe Ine extending
between Washngto BALTIMORE and New York and
delivering the intermediate sla0n Havc
dc Grace Wilmington enton Pinceton New Bunswick New
and Jersey Cthe only line In country the present
having up -four wehns lately undergone extensive repa and
deliver number which
public,
pomptness, and fidelity hitherto unequaled This line
with other Morse
south extending already over fifteen thousand miles, 70 either Of
which The
Of this line have lately thoroughly i bust
both delivery Is
charges
ties for business possessed by this iny
line, do find reliable for
graphing The Offices Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company
BALTIMORE Exchange Gay lpha
No. lOl Chestnut street. Quincy buildings York,
s Hanover street, Of Beaver.
WIN. M SWAIN, President
March l4--3mds
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NOTICE IL hereby given that application will be
made for the renewal Of certificate No. 20 Of stock in the Bank
OF the Metropolis the of VIM Gore Ouseey dated the l
Of April 1887 which certificate has been lost misInid
WARRINGTON, April 9, 1851 Ap l0--Iaw4w'
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PosT OFrIoI DEPARTMENT,

Posr orno. psr.,rsrsy
for the mail service Of the United States,
Gsn ass sS & % G Po once me @
frs, day ofJu neat The different locks viii be submitted 10 a
will practicable be entered into of furnishing such locks
being and continue The in
force 70, an sdoIs term 1 -four % ysa By "s n% Od The
months before the termination Of the FIRST term ofou years
oflock is prescribed department relying
mechanical skin and ingenuity which fair eompeu
on invited. develop Its, however proper 70 state that
for the mail should the following
purpose Of dpaeing simultaneously all the mail lock.
ns sy sSs % ssw . &c a"S
within months after the contract shall have
Ssas oe and key. adopted
ss mail service b.. w p1s.sy nsvs' s,essa IN amount three
be considered II be like already in general
70 make sell any similar those contracted
any other than that Of the Post Once Depart
TIE kind ooct adopted patented pa,enee win
patent exclusive and benefit of the department the
- *. .nss IN ~. "s n e
fuy the and conditions Of bis the
remedy hereinafter mentioned contract
via, any Other party OF pacs As he may see m for fur
In deciding upon proposal. specimens offered
bidder, and the mails os another He
20 TO- % s sG% 1' - ND
VIII Se required % give bond, ample security
thirty faithful performance the contract
the provisions for due and proper
,ion guarding against their
M into improper provisions 10 be
between the department and the successful bidder bud
should be accepted.
No considered IL accompanied with salts
factory of trustworthy character OF the bidder, and Of
N. X. HALL, Postmaster General.
March lG-lawtIstfuly
oTAMMERING CURED.-pr. com.,ock, vocal gymnasium,
y and other defective articulation,
instruction in eoouon, now open for the reception of
This been successful operation for
twenty years All letters should be post paid and directed
A. COMsTOCK, NJ D.,
20 Mulberry street, Philadelphia
PHONETIC WORKS,
Published by A. Comstock, N. D., Philadelphia.
only alphabet the world,
and the for
The New Tesmen s as, The Phonetic Speaker, q The
Reader The Phonecon 81 The Phonetic Magazine
two vclumcs $50 My Little Geography, a5 TreAe
25 The First Book OF Pope Homerf HAD (6
octave psscsl 50 cents, Minstrel, l9k cents.
pah,shes mocth'y periodical, entitled Comstocks Pho
Telegraph, 50 pronouncins and genealogical
dtconary is in Of publication In the Telegraph
orders should b. accompanied with the cash, and directed to
A CoMsToCK, M. b., PhisdeIphs
Feb Is-3d'
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Second Course. Dancing Acsden

second Course-Dnnctug Academy.
an " r. Liable 70 the citizens of
his second Of dancing
Is.ans fnr III Thufsday, January At hts
rYsdcncc on opposite Willards Hotel
nav. of tuition nrtonTuesdays, Thursdays, and san
devs, Gessrrtown-- Mondays and Fridays
bsc 08-dtfif
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(ONcer's Signature.]
FORM No. 4.

STATE
County
thereby certify, that on this day OF -, in the year
personally before Insert the the w
nes and hers inert the the and the snd
here inserf tie Of ne, being well known duly
his declared said he well
the said i"ser fhs vaTanes and that he was the
described who executed within
attorney and his testimony satisfactory evidence Of
fact and said hers inert the ofWarorfee
acknowledged the said power be his and deed
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PRINTING.

The printing Of all kinds incisdns paper which may be required
erecut.d Interior, any
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or ana 6suye WORT ruling timing and red ruling
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nvrruap BARTON KEY will attend tc any bussnsss
~ NAV be inssted before either Of the courts Of THIS Dis
ss~. I - sso attend cf claims bcs~c on
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United States Patent Once
~, 1851.
nN The petition Rayiey, Salisbury, Massschusca
praying extension Of patent granted TO him on e
machinery
All kinds all kinds OF 6t
expiration said patent which takes place
on he day July, lssi-
said petition be heard NJ the Patent once on
Monday the O'Clock and all persons
notified appear they have, why said
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sencer Ueop, Washington d. G. Daily Hee boson
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York Hartford Connecticut awsek for three
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THOs. EwRANK,
Commissioner of Patents
will please and send their
hls to the Patent Once, psper containing this nocs
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INGIIsH Reports Law and Equity.-Rspno'lsnng "
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hquer and admiralty cou he eo "
kpscy rleetiou tis crown eases
'yed railway To be pubsheda N
consisting OF over ~ "cHv
~ ne paper large carefully eded by amemper o. .ne
az with and references TO sns'oy"as Ameca" ,
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ApA FRANCk TAYLOR.
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SUPEnIOR DaFuerreotypes First Premium III. HI.
WHITEHU RsT the field of his
more ground than dagueueotpin in the country His galleries
be found between ~ and 9Th streets
No 7 baltimore Baltimore broadway and Leonard
New II Main Ricbmondi Sycamore
street, Petersburg; Main Norfolk and Main street, Lynch
burg, Virginia
His finished electro daguerreotypes
extraordinary Improvement insrns faithful and highly
lkenesse- in a few seconds.
The rstsy back ground invented by J. H. wbtcu
airy and hvae appearances 10 the picture.
sand pictures annually and have dissatisfaction This
certainly hsticring proof the Of his kenesvcs
n. W. calls attention public generally his
furnished gallery Lane and fuckers where
exhibition OF pictures wlbe given.
Notwithstanding the unusual competition In dagueueoypes at the
recent Fair ~ the Maryland Institute he awarded the first
medal by the Judges.
Likenees ofevey description copied and post
attended to. Nov 2S-dly
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N ELvGI.u's sevvncns-9 volumes.
M Mssnisgs sermops-three series, in three volumes.
Hoffman tho Law Of the Protestant Episcopal Church in th
the United Stste.--i vol
Bishop History England the Revolution
of IRss-i vol
Meanders History Religion and Church. vol
Thornton. Family Prayers and Commentary vol
Old Truths and New Errors; by Rev. q NJ Buuer-l vol,
Farnestness by q, r. Taylor.
LADY Mary by @. n. Taygv.
The Angels sons by @, n. Taylor.
M.rh Wilton by @. r. Taylor,
Margaret, or The Pearl by g. n Taylor.
scene. in = CicEvmsnr Life by G. r. Taylor
wyaus Christian once.-l vol - -
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s&s the price Tor AdduonA page o" a"S
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Blank forms, other description Of printing required p"a
voc on any Of the above paper each eroad-de 70 oe
erpey that charge Of any desrp
ton The hid Cor printing must cover ana ~"
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reserves right description oi PRINT
NC may properly called shook pamphlet WORK exc
caied by special contract =, - -
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qy different paper they 10 furnish
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Young Ladies' Institute,
Q.ate Mrs d. H. Bun's,) Of 9th streets.
the 2lst Of April, and will his personal
The thorough
English, French, and mathematical education will be taught
The religious will based upon
formuaes Of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
The experience principal
him look for the of the public and for coespsnd
ing Of success.
For boarding pupils $75 per quarter. &g s#
For day $5 to Sl6 I" .a#
Payable always In advance.
Music drawing Latin, Italian, Spanish and German,
Reference l. permitted to Rev M Butler, D. D.. Rev. J. w.
French, Fitzhugh May,
D., Alexandria RI Rev. Potter, d. d. Clergy
generally of Philadelphia and R Rev. Alfred Lee
WILLIAM J. CLARK.
Mar 2l--t25thAp a.r i.
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Notice to the Creditors OF Texas.

TREAsuRy DEPARrMKNT, March ~, 1851.
THE having legislature during
session of 646 and 64S called creditors
republic Stae previous LIST Of
September evidences Of their and Con
approved
the millions of five stock the said
holding
certificates Of Texas, for which imports
pecay pledged, United
releases OF Ill claims Against the United States for
ofsaid certncses shall
Secretary Treasury approved
President United Now, depart
which
duties mpss thus pledged ts holders Of all
file description
department previous October 1851
respective caims agree
approved
United Of the above of the 9th Of
September, 1850. ..s.- A# #ss#
- WIN. l.. HODGE,
Actins Secretary off the Treasury,
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FORM OF RELEASE.

FORM OF RELEASE
Coueess approved September 1880
OF
menioned with
than shall
holding bonds and other eerhcses Of
which duties specially pledged
Treasury United releases OF all
OF said bonds
creditor Of the State
holding and the following described bonds
the BEL and for which
mentioned the said specially pledged
Here be the bonds certincaesl
Now purpose with of said
consideration, hereby release
my claim uem,
OF bonds eeriihcaies) above described
Witness hand and seal al ---, this ------day OF
-, 1851.
Sealed and delivered In presence Of
Two
t.-dt lA,Xsvp NIL