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United states Patent Once,


ON the petition of Daniel E. Stiwell, Of New
" York, N. Y, praying for the extension Of a
patent granted to him the 18th day of July. 1887
for improvement in the manufac ture of soap, for
seven years from the expiration of said patent,
which takes place on the 18th day Of July, 1851:
It is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office, on Monday. the s0th day Of June,
1851, at ~ o'clock, M; and all persons notified
to appear and show cause. if any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to
file in the Patent Office their objections speciical-
ly set forth in writing. at least twenty days before
the day of hearing; all testimony filed BY either
party to be used at the said hearing must be taken
and transmitted in accordance with the rulcs of the
office, which will be furnished on application.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in the
Republic, lntelligenccr, and Union, Warrington,
d. c.. North American and Gazette, Philadelphia,
Pa; Daily Bee, Boston, Macs; Tribune, N. "; and
Daily Atlas, Cincinnati. o.; once a week for three
successive weeks. The first publication commence
ing or before 10Th day Of April, 1851.
800 THOS. EWBANK, u
Commissioner Of Patents.
r. S.-Editors of the above papers will please
copy AMI send their bills to the Patent Office. with
paper containing this notice. APP l4-law3w
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The AMERICAN AncTIc ExpEDrTioN.-Mr. Hen
ry Grinpcll (says the New York Tfibuns) has
received the annexed note by the America, giving
information in relation to the Prince Albcrfs
mails: ~
uel "LoNpoN, Friday, April 4, 1851.
"DEAR Sin: Lady Jane Franklin wishes me to
inform you that the Prince Albert will sail for Lam
caster Sound and Barrsn's Straits at the beginning
Of May; and she will be only too happy if you and
those connected with your expedition avail them
selves of this, the only opportunity for commune
eating with their absent friends The Prince AL
bert will in the fret place endeavor to reach Grit
feth Island, to the westward of Port Leopold,
named by Captain Austin one of the places of
rendezvous for the Arctic squadron; and will
there, or at Port Leopold, deposit the letters shc
will take out, and, as we hope, find some record OF
what has been accomplished the past season,
eff the letters reach here by the return mail,
they will be in time; and should be addressed to
Wm. Kennedy, esq, Prince Albert aberdeen.
"Lady Jane Franklin has gained some strength,
but until the Prince Albert sails her mind cannot
have comparative repose Yours, truly"
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LIVERPOOL papers to the 5th instant. We make
IA 80. ...r
~ SUMMARY VI Suoni "o"s 90 uiu NV "PPo"i
in our paper of Saturday.
ga - Ek
, ~ 1"sN i
whose machinery. it will be remembered, got da-
mayed on her voyage from Liverpool in January,
has been removed within the last few days into the
muskissoh gIAWng.oocs, wnero snc ~ nov Wy !:
cno mas Deen minuseiy insPeCteo ny nu.noc' ~ =,
scienunc Persons wen vcIsco IN snP- cunuing "a
OF whom report Nor 70 DC ~ Ihoet Pe'1c. anu
lsiac!ory stase. NoswI'nstanolng INC ioaau,
throughout a. me gay !. was pus on; acioso cxaMl
nauon ooes no. even winxc uon tS.s
any sgns OF straaning In any part o. net nugc D9'
DeauuIuiiy symmetricat structure; 70 .ne umnA'
uased VINO Ucw ner sna!ps weaeonks sein, - ~
Pear. wInoeriu. nov w.n .ns I.n 70 MA ,1hs
you arc unoer ner ooson am !lP wn's' ner
..n .uu =, ~. Ia ~ 80 !" s,,
~ Ts,.S. .h o s Me. WY gsaS X ~
Al. VI so s.'P W. ausPoS.cu ~ .1nS ~
tnosc :ou.o EcnMclncn IPon wnosc oPanlon .nc I
~ - H., an ~ Aso - ~ ~
sssstscorv thst large saving will be Effected in
tnis i.em wnen .ns nooe ves; ; again rcaoy LOT
sea, whCn we unuc:end VIII % ~ June ncA :;
CsPtain ~ sss s"N'"S nuvantoSc Va sio oPPeA y.
the macnnery 70 olect most spacious ana e'cgah'
o'ning saloon upon oSck. r ..s,,,n.
ss.s .ssar =. S 81 tLs .s..r 81 ,hc
yenuy Lnu' uas ~. noaiuS ~ s"o say " ~. a.
dear snip inat NAG conveyeo ncI scIose INC A.,
anmc, inc ressSs au ~ r.us waos
eynrrss;rr her earnest hone And wish tbst tho no
bio vessel NAV be ready 10 carry her back 10 Flu
rope I'M the ensuing summer
Those who nc intSrest in naval architecture
would be we'll rewarded by visit to the Huslsisson
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DIED, .Ya4i..tl ta
On the 18th inst, at one O'clock, p. M, MARY,
consort Of STEPHEN PLEAsoNroN, esq, Fifth Au-
ditor of the Treasury, in the sixtysevenh year of
her age. SIX
The friends and acquaintance of the family are
requested to attend her funeral TO- morrow, at II
o'clock, m. Is tt rs.
AZ White Sulphur Springs. Greenbrier county,
Virginia, few days ago, JAMES CALWELL,
esq., after few hours illness, in the seventy
eighth year Of his age.
He was native Of Maryland, and for many
years a merchant in Baltimore; but since 1918 he
was tho popular proprietor Of White Sulphur
Springs, where ho died generally respected and
highly esteemed. 49, ) a
In Frederick county, Maryland. on the l4th in
slant, after severe illness, which he bore with
Christian patience, THOMAS c. FARQUHAR,
aged thirty one years and ten months.
Near Maysviile, Kentucky, on the 9th instant,
after severe and protracted illness, THOMAS
HUNT, in the sixty second year Of his ago. e
The deceased was native of Fairfax county,
Virginia, whence he had emigrated to Maysville
more than forty I've years ago.
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To CONTRACTORS

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER or PusLic BuILprsas.
April IA, 1851.
DPOPOSALS will be received at this Office until
Il O'Clock on Wednesday, the 7th of May next
for grading square No. 249, in the city Of Wash
ington, commonly called franklin square, the con-
tractor furnishing the earth for filing; all OF
which, il 10 believed, be procured within three
squares of the proposed improvement. The work
to be commenced within ten days after signing the
contract, and to be completed by tho Let day Of
August next. The proposals. will state the price
per cubic yard for the embankmcnt, to be measured
by an engineer to be appointed by the Commits
eioner. WILLIAM EASILY,
Commissioners Of Public Buildings.
April l6--eotd '@ea ~ fal
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TelcgraPhic.

Miscellaneous Netrs from Mere Orleans
New ORLEANS, April 1.-THE jackson and Or
leans Railroad convention met yesterday and or
ganizcd. There were delegates from Memphis,
Vicksburg, Baton Rouge, and sc, eral other par
ishes. II will sit probably several weeks. There
was awful fire at Grand Gulf Mississippi, on
the 18th instant. Half tho town was destroyed by
fire. At last advices il was still raging, and there
were no hopes Of saving the town. We have news
from Hayti to tho effect that Soulouquc recently
shot the Minister Of Justice, and seven others for
being engaged in a conspiracy against the peace.
II is probable that tho feeling in favor Of St. Do
mingo will spread throughout Hayti, Venezuela
10 quiet The coffee crop has fallen short by one
half
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THE Subscriber, formerly Of I" Browns Restau-
Il rant" has taken and fitted up Kings Ho-
tel" jackson Hail. and is prepared to receive
transient and permanent boarders. He has also
connected with his Hotel a neat Restaurant, where
he will serve Suppcrs, Oysters, and Game. and
every luxury the southern and northern markets
afford. His experience of eight years at tho Al
hambra, Richmond, Virginia, three at the Saracen
Head, New York, and lately here, he thinks will
be guarantee that his patrons will be satisfied
Thankful for past lavors, he now asks from his
friends renewal Of their patronage at his new
establishment. X. w. ALLEN.
April Is
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fcultics In the Dickinson College, at Carlislc Penn
sylvania, ara all happily and honorably settled.
The suspended and dismissed students were 70.
stored upon paper being presented 70 tbs faculty
n the instance OF Hon James Buchanan.
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GHIRTS. We have ON hand ten dozen of supe-
~ rior made Shirts, warranted perfect fits, which
we offer for sale at low prices.
Also, dozen second quality Shirts, which we
can sell much cheaper than they can be made at
home
10 dozen superior Linen and Jean Drawers, Of
every size.
10 dozen extra fine and medium Gauzc, Merino,
and Cotton Shirts.
Please call at our new store, south side of Penn
sylvania avenue, between 9th and 7th streets,
opposite Browns Hotel M
E Apr 2l-3tif T. BASTIANELLI & co.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN WATCHES, JEW

YNHE undersigned, intending to remove TO their
u new Store In a few weeks, and wishing 10 re
duce their present stock to make room Tor new
Goods, have determined to SELL ovP, ron CASH
their large stock Of WATCHES, JEWELRY
MILITARY and FANCY GOODS, Ia considerable
al greatly reduced prices. Many Of In, Goods will
be sold without regard to cost, and purchasers
may rely ON getting bargains, at Wholesale re-
tall CANFIEI.D, BROTHER * CO.,
fTEF No. 2y7 Baltimore street,
Ap2I-(5) corner Of Charles st., Baltimore.
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NOW AT THE ATIIENlEUM'-STEvEN
IN (latc No. Browns Hotel,) during the re-
building of his store, may be found at the Atte-
nrum. with his usual variety Of elegant and fash
ionabic goods for gcntlcmen's wardrobe and toilet
use. His friends and customers are invited to call
at his new place Of business, opposite the Adeiph
theatre. APP 2l-3tifeod
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HOUSE OF THE SEVEN GABLES; by Haw

III thornc.
Goethe's wilhelm Meister; vols, new edition.
Dc Quincys Cmsars; vol. El
Commentary on Ecclcsiastcs. by Mr.. Stuart, late
Professor in the Theological Seminary, Andovcr,
Massachusetts. fefls ID
The Warwick Woodlands, by Frank Forester.
with illustrations.
Waverley Poetry; being the poetry scattered
through the Waverley Novels. u
Apr2l FRANCK TAYLOR.
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IN Scarfs and Cravats. 4s
Also, Handkerchief, Gloves, Suspenders, Ho-
siery, Canes, Umbrellas, Robes Shoulder braces,
new and much approved article. just received
and for sale ut moderate prices by i
ssaaRi az e CHAS. II. LANE,
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store, Penn. av
An l6--eO3t -
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.drripai of the Cherokee.

New Yonx, April 20.-The Cherokee arrived this
morning, with one hundred and seventy five pas.
sengers, and 8403, 900 in gold. Her news is no
later than that by the Promctheus
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nEsIRABLE OFFICES FOR RENT OPP
~ posite the Treasury Building. Apply TO G
81. ]. Chubb, at the Banking House of tIi
Jan l--tf CHUBB, SCHENCK X CO.
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LTTTELL.s LIVING AGE, No. ssa-Ia. 6,


fs. CONTENTS. ".
= I. Jewish Life in Central Europe Chambsrs's
Papers for the People.
2. Maurice Tiernay, the Soldier Of Fortune,
Chapters xxvI to xxvfII.--Dnb!in Uniuersify Ma
ga<inc. 9L7,
8. Giovanni Belzoni-- Household IYords.
4. The Child Commodore. Chambers's journal.
5. Inedited Letter Of Edward Gibbon.-Frassr's
Magazine.
s.. wuthcring Heights and Agncs Grey - Eclec-
tic RtUie,c.
4. Scientific News Chambers's Journal.
8. The Panorama. Morning ChroNicIe.
8. Results Of the Ministerial Crisis. Spectator.
10. Post Biblical History of the Jews 4.moNsan
II. Effects Of Vegetation ON Climate.-Rsport q
Proceedingsc Of Bombay Geographical Society.
IL. New Hooks and Reprints.
Poetry and short article. ssH 4itA 81
g 'ses WAsHINeroE, December 81, l645.
Ofallthc Periodical Journals devoted to Literal
ture and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country this has appearcdto me to be the most
useful. 1t contains, indeed tho exposition only Of
the current Literature ofthe Englishlanguage; but
this, by its immense extent and Comprehension, in
cludes portraiture of the human mind in the ut.
mostexpansion ofthcprcsentage.
at ,@o J.. @. ADAMS. y
Published weekly at 0s a yearly
E. LITTELL Co., Boston,
And sold by as JOS. SHILLINGTON,
Z Apr l6-dtw&wlw corner Pa. av. and Il 1T.
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NEW AND DEsIRADLE GOODS JUST
IN RECEIVED
90 pieces handsome China Silk
10 do do China Silk Grenadines
20 do do Silk Tissues, new style
50 do do Plain and Figured Berege
10 do Donna Isabella, entirely new
10 do Donna Maria do
90 do India Silk
do Printed Marques, for dresses, new
and pretty ai.ss
SO do Berege de Lame
IL do Frcnch figured Foulard Silk
20 do French dc Laincs, worry superior
25 do Black Silk, every quality and price
Is Black Lace Mantlcs
80 do do Scarfs M 4.
80 do do Shawls HH
SO pieces Rlack Lace. all widths
50 superior plain and figured white and color
cd Grape Shawls. 4a
Together with large and very handsome assort-
ment OF Mourning Dress Goods, Of all sorts, EN-
broidered Lace and Muslin Capcs, Chemists, Col
lars Sleeves, Handkerchiefs Silk Mits. Kid and Silk
Gloves, Silk, Thread, and Cotton Hosiery. Also,
large Stock Of French and English Cloths, Cas- y
simeres, DrlingS, Vestngs, Cravats, &C.. TO which
we solicit the attention Of buyers.
aplO-2wif r. H. HOOE q Co.
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0O- All the world, and .. the rest Of mani
kind" are reminded that Daguerreotype for ons
dollar can be obtained at the Odeon. - s
N. B.-Cloudy weather makes no difference ex-
cept for small children. i, ,t,l57 frs3h
Ap 1S-6t*
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| NEW FURNITURE DRY GOODs.-CLA-
In GETT x DODSON have the pleasure Of in
| forming the public that the following beautiful
goods have just been added to their stock, and
TOILET GOODS.
l0-4. 1874. 1874 and IA pink, blue, and white
| Same sizes in imperial white Marseilles or
Do Victoria, very pretty and light,
| for summer use l
Crib Quilts. Toilets. and Stand Covers, to
match the above 7i fs s.. =
Furniture Dimities, in pink and white, blue
and white. and all white, for covericts and
chamber drapery
1914, u-4. 1914, and 1874 Irish, Barnsley, Ger.
man, and Russia Shoctings; these goods arc
very superior ,l
80, 40. As, and 54-inch Pillow and Bolster Case
Linens, in Irish, Scotch. and German makes
this is the best stock in this line ever Offered
| for sale here. ftt tra
IN TOwELLINGS.
| Baden Baden, for bathing purposes
| d Basket Russia, thick, soft, and very absorbent
Basket Damask; bordered Damask, beautiful
article, and altogether new in this city
Bordcrcd Albert Damask, also new style
and very pleasant
IIuokaback in Downs, with dalnask borders
Satin double damask Toilet do
Tides for the toilet stand and bureau.
The above. stock cannot he equalled in point OF
of the Quaker city; all of which we sell low, as
usual. CLAGETT & DODSON.
April i4-eo4tif 4 ssl
TABLE LINENS.-Just received, at the store
Il of Clagctt Dodson-
case double satin Damask Mess Cloths. in all
the sizes, between S.4 by 81 to 1914 by 20-4, with
the Ovcrlays, Tray Cloths, Napkins, and Doyles,
all to match the above. W
English Damask Tin worsted) Wine, Fruit, and
Dessert Cloths.
Fruit and Finger bowl Doylics to match.
S-4, 90, and l0-4 Flemish Damasks in the piece
for family use, very heavy. beautiful, and cheap.
Ap l4-3teoif CLA0ETT & DOD6ON
REV. MASON MOBILES SEMINARY FOR
YOUNG LADIES
VXTILL be opened. At his residence on the cor
w ner of 18th and Fl streets. on TUESDAY,
tho 22d instant. Terms made known on applica-
ton to the Principal. Apl2-dtlstNIay
Intel, Union, and Telegraph
NTOTICE.-Ail persons Interested in the annual
~ assessment Of taxable property in the city OF
Washington for the year 1851 arc hereby informed
that the Board Of Appeal will be in session in the
Assessors room, basement story City Hail. on Fri
day, the lith instant, from a IN. TO p. M, aud
will continue from day to day, Sunday excepted,
during the same hours, for the purpose OF hearing
and deciding upon appeals, until the goth instant,
inclusive. T.. =, HARDNESS.
. er Secretary Of the Board Of Assessors.
u April ll-eot2t
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sPEECHE.

SPEECHES s -,
Delivered at Dinner giren to the
HON. DANIEL WEBSTER,
By the Reform Conuention Of Maryland, at
'e .A,a,apoIis, in March, 1851.
very handsome edition Of the above just pub
lished and for sale At the Rfpublic Office Ap7 lS
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AGENCY OF CLAIMS

AGENCY OF CLAIMS.
TyHE undersigned attends to the adjustment Of
j all classes Of Claims against the Government,
whether pending before Congress, Boards of Com
mission, or in the Departments
TERMS, GENERALLY, FOR CLAIMS.
Ten per cent the first five hundred dollars re-
covered. Five per cent ON the excess over five
hundred dollars. Pension, and half-pay cases,
included in the above terms.
VESPASIAN ELLIS,
4 aa irving Hotel, Washington City.
REFsRENcEs. h
Hon. w r. King, U.S.S. Hon. T. J. Rusk, U. S, S..
Hon. s. A. Douglas, do Hon. d. II Atchison, do
Hon. James Shields, do Hon. Sam. Houston, do
Hon. Henry S. Foote.do Hon. Jas. Whitcomb, do
Hon. A. c. Dodge, do Hon. John Bell, do
Hon. RIM. Hunters Hon. J. Morton, do
And also the Heads OF the Departments general
ly, and Representatives in Congress.
0J- Communications must, in all cases, be post.
paid. a4 1el Apr l5--eodlmlf
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STRAW GOODS.

STEVENS has just returned from New Yorl
- with fresh supply ofSTRAW GOODS.
Oc5-Sales-room under the "Athen@um,' oppost
the Adclphi Theatre. Ap 16-Stif
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CANTON MATTINGs, FLOOR OILCLOrHs
~ CARPETiNG, &c.

CANTON MATTING0, FLOOR O1LcLOrHs
~ CARPETlN0, sc.
TIME SUBSCRIBERS now receiving, pei
i schooner Statesman, from New York
50 pieces A extra heavy white Canton Mattings
20 do Sd do nfpf do do
20 do o. ydo do do
20 do A do rcd checked do do
% do 5.4&6-4do hua do do p.
10 do a. do fancy do do
do supcr English OiIcloth, Is feet wide.
do super American Oilcloth, from ~ TO -
feet wide. ~
% do iow-priccd American oilcloth, from to
feet wide.
~ do Cocoa Mattings, for Easements, &c.
Also, constantly on hand full assortment Of
every variety Of imported and American Carpeting
such a.
Tapestry Velvet. Tapesiry Brussels. English and
American Brussels, Imperial. Threc-ply, and In-
grain, fine and common Ingram. low priced;
Rag, Hemp, and Cotton, both striped and plaid;
together with every other article in our line for
house furnishing; which we are prepared and fully
determined to offer upon as good terms as any other
dealers in this country.
Apl7-if tUnionl p. II. HOOE & co.
CHIRTs, sHIRTss Of the most approved pat
~ terms and makers, q full supply on hand, to
which am constantly adding. Good fits warrant
ed in all cases.
Also, SIX. Msrino. Wool, and Cotton Under
shirts and Drawers. p
Just received, and for sale 81 moderate prices, by
tiT CHAS. n. LANE,
nv Gentlemen's Furnishing Store, Penn. av.
y April l6-eo3t
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.I0 N. 1TItaIl. NAY BALL. ~ "
MIR. F. r. Liable has the honor TO inform tho
lv1 Ladies and Gentlemen of Washington,
Georgetown, and Alexandria, that his May Ball
will take place on Tuesday, the 9th of May, at
jackson Hall. r
Or Tickets for sale at Wizards (City) Hotel,
McClery's and Butts Drug Stores, Irving House,
Fischer's Anderson's, and Taylor and Maury's
Stationery Stores, Pattcrson's Drug Store, and Ma
tiopal HOTEL April 15-td
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New Arrangements ser the Hslsd.ys,
Closes On Wsdnesday sussisg. A,vil %,
4 LIDDON'S Transparent Panorama Of the
" Nile, Egyptian Gallery, Mummics, &c.-O Open
every evening. Descriptions commence at s
O'Clock precisely; md on next Saturday and We'd
nesday afternoons for Ladies and Schools, at 81
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Admission IS cents !; children half price.
POSTPONED TO THUASDAY EVENING,
April "a, owing 20 Good Friday,
Mr.. Giiddon's Last Lecture on
"EGY PTS REVELATIONS"
AprilH-tf
NATIONAL CREWS EASTER DALL.
'NHE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE
Il NATIONAL GREYS have the pleasure of an
bouncing to their friends and the public that their
Easter Ball will take place at i77 ~ n
ssi. JACKSON HALL, aaf
ON MONDAY EVENING, APRIL alst. 1851.
And, in presenting this entertainment the com
mittec beg leave to state that nothing will be LEFT
undone to make il worthy Of their patronage
Lloyd Wiiiianis's celebrated coiilIon Band has
beenengagcd, and have arranged some new pieces
for the 0cca&ion. i-
Tickets 81 each, admitting = gentleman and
ladies, to be had of the Executive COMMITTEES,
and at the following places: Taylor 4 Maurys
bookstore; 8. Butts, b. 3. Patersons and c. Stott
Co.'S Drug store; Adams Periodical store; Fist-
er's Music store; Gardnsr's Drug store, Capitol
Hill; and 4. p. Tcnch's, Navy Yard; and at the
door on the evening Of the Ball.
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DOARDING.-Mrs Thomson has now vacant
ID one largo and pleasant room, suitable for two
persons, corner of 9Th aud II streets.
~ Apr l6-tfs t.-
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VNANTED, by youth, situation in a mer-
wv camille shipping house in the city Of Phila-
dclphia.a He has been in business, and writes q
fair hand; bring the best references AZ regards
morals and capacity. Please address Evelyn"
through Washington city Post Office.
An 18 N ~a - 81 ~ ~
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THE AMERICAS NEWS.

BY the arrival Of the America at Boston on
Friday at noon we have received London and
Liverpool papers to the 9Th instant. We make
up summary of such news as did not appear
in our paper Of Saturday.
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whose object was the subvcrsion Of government,
and who were conspiring with certain of her ma
esty's subiects 70 make demonstration dangerous
10 the public tranquility, inquired Of the Secretary
OF State whether his attention had been called TO
their proceedings, and whether the government
try against disturbance Of its peace embarrass-
ment OF il relations with foreign powers, by this
abuse Of its hospitality. qi
Sir G. Grey replied that the subject Of
undoubted importance, to which the attention Of
the government had been and continued to be di
rected; that looking at the number of foreign
fu2ees resident in England, the character Of
of them, and the probability of increase in their
number during the ensuing two mopths, measures
had been taken and precautions sanctioned by the
law sufficient he believed, TO prevent any attempts
TO disturb the internal tranquility of this country
that it would be gross abuse OF the generous hos
pitality Of England If such foreign refugees avail
in time Of need and personal danger, to enter into
combinations hostile TO the peace and tranquility
OF other countres that, besides the foreign enlist
ment act, conspiracy on the part OF foreigners in
this country against States in ainiy with 1t, was
offence by the common law punishablc with fine
and imprisonment; that the proceedings Of the par
ties referred TO wcre closely observed, and mca-
sures had been taken to enforce obedience to the
law.
American minister and Mrs. Lawrence enter
| tnincd at dinner Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Quincy,
and select party, at their residence in Piccadily
| on Wednesday last, after which Mrs. Lawrence
had sorGe, which was honorcd by the presence Of
his Grace the Duke Of Wellington, and several
members of the corps diplomatiqus, &C., &c.
srocxs.-In American Securities material
change has occurred during the week. Prices
were generally firm, and the quotations are as
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-04-21

The Mosr REvEREND ARcHBsHoP EccLEsroN,
dying i'll at the Georgetown Convent,) we learned
yesterday afternoon, passed very bad night. He
was sinking, but was not in dying state, and
might live forty-eight hours. Bishop Kendrick
has returned home, and the Rev. Mr.. Cookery still
remains with the Archbishop.