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STATIONERs, WAREHOUSE. % s6r,A
LAURENCE THOMsoN 3 Cn

IMPORTERS OF Brondics, Wines, and Scgars, No / Er
change Place, Baltimore, offer for sale extenslv,
assortment Of
BRANDlES-J Henncssy J. J. Durnnd superior ola
Jean Louis, 1911 and 1888; Maglory; 0ard Dupuy Co
Pinet, Castion Co. Martoll; J. Durand Co; A. geig
nette; !. ]. Dupuy and ]. Fraud brands
WINES-Champngne, Claret, and Hook, Of varioua
grades Also. Port, Sherry, Madeira Sicily, Lisbon Bur
gundy, Malaga, and other Wines in great variety
SEGARS-Havana and Principe sogars Of approved
brands, constantly receiving from The manufacturers
HOLLAND GIN--Grape and Gray Mare brands of fine
nayor alec London Brown stout and Porter; Borea,x
and Marseilcs Sweet oil Sdincs- Maccaroni yernicelI
Olives Capcrs, CASTLE Soap, Bay Rum, Roll Birthstone
Canary Seed &C. mar 24--
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"a Story without Name" is the title of a
story by James, in course Of publication. The
sameness Of his novels in past times has induced
persons to accuse him of publishing story
with great many names.
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TENNESSEE b. CAMPBELL was, ON
the 21st, nominated for Governor, by Wing
Convention, ut Nashville. The Hon. Mr.. GEN
TRY addressed the Convention
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Bible Society Depository.
T.k- THE DEPOSITORY OF THE WASH
H8fHEA INGT0N CITY BIBLE SOCIETY il now
kept at the corner Of and 10th streets,
Told Medicai CbHege,) where is also kept con-
stany for sale variety Of standard Evangelical Works,
published by the American Tract Society the American
s. Union Presbyterian Board of Publication, Carriers
Bro &c &C. &C. Also choice Religious books, and Others
for Children and Youth.
Cheap secondhand books Paper, Pens, Ink Envelopes,
Waters, &C. &c Also, Fac smile OF Gen. Washington's
accounts during the Revolutionary War.
BY JAMES N0URSE,
mar A-1aw10ts Cor. II and 10th streets
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Philadelphia Type and Stereotype Foundry.
NE subscriber would call the attention of Printers
to the greatly reduced prices Of the present list They
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pRINK = DURRIN, Ircn q stesI Mo-

ID chnhts, Importers and dealers In American
Swede. Norwegian, Refined, Cable, and common Engsf
IRON manufacturers of Boiler Ryets and Spikes Hoop
Band Scroll Fue, Boiler, Sheet Small Iron, Axle Iron
lls North Water street and - North Delaware avenue
mar
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General Banking and Exchange Business.

General Banking and Exchange Business.
COMPREHENSIVE.
TUE undersigned respectfully to the public
i that they have entered into copartnership for the
transaction Of general Exchange and Banking business
In the city of Washington, under the firm Of
SELDEN, WITHERs & co.
All business entrusted to them will be attended 10 with
promptness and fidelity.
WILLIAM SELDEN,
Late Treasurer Of the United States
JOHN WITHERS
OF Alexandria, Virginia.
II. w. LATHAM,
OF the city of Washington.
L. p. BAYNE,
mar A-h or Baltimore, Maryland.
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~ ga Chestnut street. above Tenth Philadelphia have
received per steamer splendid Table and Piano Covers
Damask Table Cloths, NAPKINS Moreens, and worsteo
Dams,ks mar II
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A New Route to Pittsburg.


VIA THE BALTIMORE, sUsQUEIANNA, AND pen
SYLYAN1A RAILROADS.
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@,r SPECIAL Paris, Fms two q %crn
M RGs re- a gs% Rs X Sssf%saaarG n s,, u
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Temperance Meetings in Washington.

A3- Public Temperance Meetings held by the Free
mems yiglant Total Abstinence Society every Sunday
night at Temperance Hall, and Friday nights at the
schoolhouse English Inn, commencing at o'clock
GEORGE SAVAGE,
mar "a President y. V. 7. A. s.
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~ just received, per ship Germana, one case OF
~ FRENCH UMBRELLAS, beautifully adapted to
/<the present season TAYLOR,
mar 2l-4t Opposite Barnum's, Baltimore
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KNABE 4 GEHLR, Manufacturer,
Nos. 4, ., $, 9, and III Eutaw street. Bal
timore. New tributes 10 the excellenoG
of Rnliiuanl.. Iaaaln H. IL
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IMITATION FRENCH HATS.
~ Just received few cases Of Counterfeit French
"a HATS, TO which would invite attention.
90 TAYLOR,
mar 2I-4t Opposite Barnum's Baltimore.
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Red wheat IS. 10d. @ 6s Sd. Yellow corn
29s. Sd. a. Dos. Flour, western canal 20s Cd.
a. 21s. Cd. Philadelphia and Baltimore % a.
23s. per Dbl
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Goaxrs SIS Monday.

SENArE-Mr Hale introduced resolution OF inquiry
respecting the conduct OF VIM X Lalimer, commander
OF the United States friga,e Cumberland, with regard TO
the law about foggng in the navy.
Mr. Miller introduced the river and harbor bll-being
the same which the subject OF so much controversy
al the close Of the last session.
Friday of each week set apart, after some debate
for the consideration Of private bills.
The compromise resolution then taken up for con-
sideraton.
Mr. Houston addressed the Senate al length against the
resolution calling forth replies from Msssrs Fooe and
Butler.
MIR Hale made few remarks, intmating an intention
to move to lay the resolution upon the table
Mr. Clemens obtained the floor for to. and the
Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPREsEsTArIvEs.-Ih House passed a
resolution directing the Clerk TO prosecute with vgor the
work on the preparation OF the index 10 all the claims
that have been presented to Congress- motion to sus.
pend the rules for the consideration OF resolution (pro-
posed by Mr. Carller) for the appointment OF COM
mtee of five to wait on Kossulh his arrival here
and 10 Introduce him to the House, unsuccessfuy
made-yeas Ill, nays 5s--two- thirds being required
The House then went into Committee OF the Whole on
the Joint resolutions OF Mr. Harris of Tennessee. ex-
panaory OF the bounty land law of September 2S 1850
When the committee rose, the House adjourned.
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The American residents Of San Juan del None, OF
Gfeytown, have drawn up remen, of the whole par.
cuars relative to the OF the attack on the Prone.
heus but il presents circum ,nces, except that
the owners Of the Pfometheus ha BEFORE and in other
matters, ACKNOWLEDGED The authorities al Greytown
These Americans some Of whom members Of the gov.
ernmen though they do not lose their Aneri an Gill;
zenshp, think they have a government, v ieh ought
to be respected let er from The Place To the New
York Tribune, dated December oh, gives the following
10 postscript
rumor Is IN circulation this vening that new revc
luton has broken out in Nicaragua; that numbers
20O men that 500 are on the march to Grauada that
The seat OF the revolution is al Caracas that this party
are against both the Granada and the Nunoz party that
their motto is 'por 81 pas, for the country But net
Knowing any town bearing the name OF Caracas in
Nicaragua sufficiently large 10 give birth TO a revolution
as great as the above would indicate, set il wn
az fabrication or else grossly exaggerated story
1.-Two Americans Zone De Forrest. OF New York; have
applied TO the government OF Costa Rica for monopoly
Tor thirty years of the right OF transit across The repub
lie from the Atlantic 10 the interior"
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TO guaranty the perpeluaon Of monarehical authority
against revolutionary movements in colonies on n.
North American continent then will the Posi- ,sll -.
from what sort OF intervention here such foreign mower,
are exeludedI
The Post makes lis last point as follows;
" Bat there Is one feature In the remarks of The U,
which We lear We do understand. WA The eIi,o,
have The kindness 10 state the The injury IL see
TO suppose thus country would nn ON the aboliton ~
slavery IA Cuba, and from adding 10 The area of free
tofy this continents" '
The abolition OF slavery in Cuba is not the point in
question, and the Post must be permitted thu, 10
out OF view that which is the point The Post probabt
holds that j, would be highly advantageous for mi,
Try to turn Cuba into another jamaica We ,hnL oh.,
WISE but do not now propose 10 discuss the point w.
hold that The propagation OF abotonsm from Caba
into our slave States would be an evil The Pos, noh
bly, holds contrary opinion. We think the jDs,
vent,on OF Engand TO bring about such state OF bi0v
an unwananled intervention and we do not like II.
Post, see in such purpose justification of treaty
guaranyng TO put down at all hazards and forever hs
desire OF Cuba TO establish her independence
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


ntnr H.ssy Gssrs Of New Orleans, La Is duly empowered
10 and advertisements al our established rates. IN
hs ssl. of Mississippi His receipts viii be regarded a payments
me- Mr. O. J.sss OF Cincinnati Ohio is our general uase'
ling agent assisted by JonS L. DiHr W.
RAMSAY, Dr. WApswoKrn, H. h GRAsss a. n LAVE y.
ID, LORI THoaAs FRAkKLAhD, and = NJ
L. WsKAAK Of the above has eeheate OF "e
MAYOR Of seal of the city describing Their persons
80 there win paying them, aud hope all on whom
they may cal will make convenient toseule Win Them
nfr HEsRY m. LxwIs Of Montgomery, Alabama !" our gen.
ceiling the States OF Alabama and Tennessee AS
.is,ed by his sons. James o. and Samuel D. Lewis
me- Mr. isHAuL JAss, No. loa South Tenth street. Phiisde
pha our general travelling agent assisted by Messis Wa
WELD JsaH CoLLIHs JANIS DxHaIss, A. KICK WsLLH"roS
E. A. EyAss Joas JuDxIS LOCKS Jos BurroH, GsoRas
r, BUTTON. and THOMAS ID. NICE
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DUGBY ACADEMY -BOsriing and Day School for
IL young gentlemen, of X and lath streets.
G.. f. MORRISON, Principal.
r. 2. Latham, A. NJ, Professor Of Ancient Languages
Mons +. Raout, Modern
Z. $. keech Tutor.
--, Teacher of Penmanship
Iadeia Teachers of Instrumental Music.
James r. Mclean, Teacher of Drawing and Painting
designed student either
business the learned professions for
colleges In branch of niton
render sound complete
branches academic
sising reading writing arithmetic English
the Latin Greek and modern languages history
compouon both Eagsh and Latin Gre
Roman antiquities logic Mathematics chemistry naIuTa
and mel philosophy, music dIawing &C.
Terms of board and tuition moderate.
Pyne, d. D., Rev. }. w. French VIM w Corcoran
ESQ., Thomas Richie esq, Prof A. d. Bache Prot. Gales, -
Chew, Baltimore, Capt T. j. Page, u s. N, and Captain
Blake, u 3. N.
lg-du
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Our readers will find in another column very interesting
letter from this distinguished member of the House. taken
from The Southern Argus, and intended TO correct certain
statements which had appeared in that journal calculated
to create impression unfavorabe to his consistency
democrat bad been inferred in some quarters that he
was disposed to favor the formation of third party
OF the proceedings which took place in the demo
cratic caucus for the nomination of the officers
posing the House. This, sure, was doing great
injustice Judge Bayly, who. although determined moi
to approve affllation with the utraiss OF the day
whether in the North the South, has done nothing
separate himself from the democratic party. Indeed we
feel authorized to say that the Judge looks upon the
democratic party The true Union party of land and
that the dissolution Of this party would be of the
greatest disasters that could befall our country
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NOTICES UNDER rnF RULE, Hro.

troduce the following bills, viz bill to auhorzs the
governor the Territory of New Mexico call
esson OF the Legislature, VI the shall he by him
sdered necessary and expeden and Tor Other purposes
referred to the Committee Territories bin extend
to officers and enlisted OF the army, and volunteers
and militia called into the service OF the United States by
competent authority and doing duty In New Mexico, The
provisions OF the act OF September 2s 1850 making appro
pra the support Of the army referred the Com
mittee on Military Affairs. bill TO increase the salaries
of ivi officers in New Me xioo referred TO the Commec
on Territories bill Authorizing the survey Of the public
lands New Mexico and for other purposes referred to
the Com ttee Ppblc Lands bill providing for the
aiming and equ piping the militia Of New Mexico, and for
other pur poses referred to the Committee on the Militia.
bin provide Tor geological and mineraogca survey OF
BY Mr. CHANDLER The memorial OF Thomas g,
Rockwell, Wheeler Il Co, and many other merchants of
PniadeIpha asking Congress 10 purchase the remaining
stock Ia Tie Louisville and Portland canal referred to the
Committee Roads and Canals.
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Supreme oour, or he Un,,ei STAT.
MoNDaY, December 20, 1851.

No 10 John l., HAMS Us. Hiram g. Rnnneis 10 er'
10 The circuit cent OF tn Unite States for the south
ern district OF Mssissippi Mr. Justice Wayne delivered
the opinion OF this court, reversing The judgment OF the
said circuit court and remandng this for further
proceedings TO be had therein in conformity TO the oPn'
ion of this court
No 2 The Stale of Pennsylvania, complainant, rs The
Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company The argument
OF this concluded by Mr. Stanton for The CON-
planant
Adjourned until tomorrow morning, II o'clock, m
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NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS JUST RECEIVED
respectfully the attention OF visiting and
esdent ladies following, viz
dresses rich brocade
Is do do light coloed do for evening
10 pieces very rich figured silks, new style
IS do do watered silks cooTed and black
25 pieces yard wide watered popins
Is do Irish popins
80 10 French merinos and Thibets, every shade
10 do extra quality yard wide veivets, all colors
designs French casimees and noussenes dc
desirable styles OF dress
teras which enumerae but which VIII
pleasure be exhibited TO all who may favor us with
call.
In French embroidees, &C. name
Lace trimmed chemsets, entirely and beautiful
sleeves and cuffs 10 match
rene embroidered lace collars, cuffs TO match
Richly and lace trimmed handkerchiefs
Swiss cambria collars aud chemisets, &c.
above named goods quite and well worthy The
attention OF purchasers.
HOOE, BRO, CO.,
Nov -4wif Penn. avenue, between 7u and eth streets
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NEW CLOAKs, tNe.-Just received

NEW CLOAFkS, Sc.-Just received
IN rich style
10 ncb cloth coaks, handsomely trimmed
We rich velvet sacks, with hoods
rich cloth sacks with hoods
5yery rich velvet manullas, styles, &c.
To which respectfully purchasers before
making selections feeling confident entire satisfaction
particular be given.
Nov 30-d4wf HOoE, BRO, h co.
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VuE Political works Of John G. Cstioun-betng
disquston and discourse The con.itn
ton and government OF the United states vol 400
myo TO be followed by Others For SALE singy o. together by
Dec 10 FHANCK TAYLOR,
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M EW FAshiOnnDIe THIIoT1hE FlstHDr'sHIieHt IT,
IN LOUD0N co. mems and tailors, Browns Hotel
have just opened their new store with
goods Rentlemens such
cloths and furnishing goods generally
Army navy, marine and officers will find assert
sahes aces and such other
regulation OF their respective prescribe
experience legitimate tailoring and
select goods please with the cash to
against high prices, inducements that we
offer and respectfully solicit patronage,
Nov
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We glad to perceive Mr. CHURcHwELL, of Ten
nessee. his in the House of Representatives yes
terday, after some days confinement by indisposition
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HANGING ACADEMY.-First COurso.-Mr r. r. Liable
the citizens Washington George
town. dancing lessons for e
Thursday, November at his room over
George Pakes grocery south side OF Peanysah
and 7 Streets opposite Browns new hotel
Days o Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays
All the fashionable will be introduced and taught
H-dH
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LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.


CONTINUES 10 practise in the supreme Court 10 attend 10
claims settle accounts
against at home and abroad 70 obtain
bounty lands 10 ddeads iegaeies and nhef
n any os OF ts and in foreign countres 10
make and stocks and bond and mort
the purchase ana sale OF iosnS
patent nights, n any State OF The Union 49,, -.
California land uus cases coming up
10 the United States Supreme Court on appeal. IN
Communications, prepaid addressed w o. snshsn
Place Capitol HIM. Washington, d. e., wal meet VAIN piomp,
ien,on - -' Oet 2o-dly
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SALUTATORY-ws. b. TODD halter and funier, his
y compliments friends informs
he has his the
hotel building Messrs Brown
vi he be
trusting business add
experienced In the old stand for
years, hoping continued
qusintnnce may be mutually pleasant and profitable
Nov I'D
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ZINE Editiops-the best finely bound In Library
ca and Hume Iielam bbon, Robertson, Alison,
NacnuAy, Prescott, Bancroft Irving 1cknor Goldsmith Theirs
Arnold, Tncitus, Ly, Senophon, Thucydides Crsar snu,
noiia Neander Tyier Cooper Ron, Marshall Coledge, Mills,
Gtes, Milford Ingad, Muller Maon, Turner Strickland, snd
oiher historians found
scriber mostly himself
his directions.
Also many editions Of Of standard merit from
pocket volumes for library
illustrated Others richly bound and Of the ANIMALS
venirs of the
rRANgk TAYLOR
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Canton msttiuKs, Floor Oiieioahs, CArpsu"s' >e'
uiE subscribers are receiving, schooner Statesman
i from New York
so pieces "A extra heavy white Canton mutiings
A do do
4
do A do red checked do do
5A S6-4do do DO
4 fancy
English oilcloth 10 feet WIDE
do super oiciolh from Twelve 10 eighteen ee'
25 do low priced American ocoh, from three sir feet
wide
10 do Cocoa matiings for basement, &c.
full variety o iui
n American carpetng, such as
Tapestry velvet tapestry Brussels English and American BRUSSELS
impena three ply ngrain fine and common Ingram low
priced rag hemp and both striped and PLAID together
furnishing which
fully determined offer upon good terms as any
other dealers in this country. - :, moo, :. ar,
Ap l6-u 4. II. HooE w.
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PennsyI yeni. Railroad.
fnSs FIN ENIJy0 % WINTER ARRANGEMENT Bet w cen
- " r11-0 Philadelphia and PittbuT-Timr reduced
hours.On AFTER the Let of December
will be carried Railroad Company
Philadelphia and PsburS, twenty
wenty eight miles OF staging excellent turnpike
Fare siI,
This the shortest best between
highest character
THOMAS MOORE,
New ll-d3m Agent fepn'a Railroad Co.
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the satisfactory experienced In the old stand for the
years, and hoping increased and continued
quaintanee may be mutually pleasant and profitable.
Nov 26-du
JAMES l.. EDWARDS, late Commissioner OF PEN
ons, Simeon Smith, attorney atlaw formerly of Ogdens
New York. have opened office in Washington city Tor
the for claims before Congress and
They
business that be intrued
their Reference be made members OF the last
Congress -
Letters post paid addressed to Smith, Wisrd-
Hotel, will be duly attended To-
Sep l0-dy
Hats, Caps, and Gentiemsn's Furnishing Goods Just
Received.
DEEBEs superior style Of hats caps Phadephs,
ID London beautiful, and much admired Washington
style soch hat, every style prices fancy
pleasing Also, elegant
pentlemen's fancy goods and toilet articles
Of the srucies uiy
invited call stock, which complete, and
OF supersr quality at moderate prices ~ .
New hat cap, genemens furnishing establishment Pennsy
vania avenue, ~ and 9Th Dec 3-djwu
Alexandria Boat.
- x~ The hvorite steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON
Ryakop wildepm at the following hours. coach
1hk11k boat Washington Boats fare I2k
coach The coach will leave the Capitol for the boat
Leaves Alexandria at 6, sX, II, l, az, and T.
Leave, Washington at sh los, IA IN 81 and ~
Nov ll-du JOB CoRsoN, Captain.
For Norfolk.
- sSr-7o The steamer OSCEOLA win, Saturday 18Th
ES-S&ke instant, commence making one trip week
1k2K above pace-leaving Washington every Saturday at
yocock M Returning leave Norfolk every Monday At
O'Clock, y. m.
Passage and fare g.,
Che will touch and returning at Cone ve and the usual
Dec B-dn JAMES MITCHELL Captain
The republic., 1851-04-14
WESTERN MILITARY INSTITUTE,
Drennon Springs. Kentucky.

YTNHIS Institution, on account of the rapidly in
j. crcasing demand for admittance, has been
compelled to change its location-the buildings at
Blue Lick Springs being insufficient for the accom-
mediation Of the large number seeking entrance.
Within the last year two hundred and sixty cadets
have been matriculated. of whom near one hum
dred have left or been discharged mainly for want
of suitable "quarters." Drennon Syringe has been
secured the future and location of the
school. To the great body of our patronage, COM
ing as it does from the South and West, no point
could be more desirable. Situated within one mile
of the Kentucky river, midway between Frankfort
and Louisville it is easy of in all directions
steamboats, passing both ways daily.
The buildings and improvements arevery extern
sive, affording ample room and accommodations
for three hundred cadets.
Its retired and healthful position emnently
adaptsit for the purposes Of Military School. Be-
ing eight miies from any town, it s free alike from
the vices and extravaganccs usually incident to a
college life.
The second term OF the animal series opens ON
Monday, the 10th of February, and hereafter the
annual session will regularly open on the second
Monday of September, and close the last Friday in
June. For further information address
T. F. JOHNSON, Superintendent.
Oo- "A GRADUATE of West Point, skilled in
practical engineering, obtain situation in the
above Institution by timely application.
Feb l9-a .7s1