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SUPEUIOR Dngucrr.osype. First Premium - II.
y field OF his operations
ground Than any dasueucoyp,st in the eouny lis galleries
Pennsylvania between and OH streets
Broadway and Leonard
No ~ Main street, Richmond; sycamore
street. Petersburg; Main street. Norfolk and Main street. Lynch
burg, Virginia
highly finished electro dngucueopes are an
extraordinary improvement, insurins faithful and highly finished
kene n a I. seconds.
The rotary ground invepsd by H. Whehup
airy and lv,pg appearance 10 the picture.
Whtehur.s distribute
pictures annually and have dissatisfaction This
isc
W. public generally his elegantly
gallery fuckers store where free
Inhibition OF pictures will be given.
In dagucrcoypes at the
institute, he awarded the first
medal by Judges.
ofevey description copied, and
atte led To. Nov 1s-diy
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FORM No. 4,

Cousrr
thereby certify, that this - day Of f-, In tie year
personally before insert the Of the utt
n tAee nset the Of hs ~a,rantee9 j aud the said
vno's being well known duly
and his oath declared and said that he well knew
Acre
described who executed the within OF
satisfactory evidence OF that
[hcTs nseT hs rdTdnteo hereupon
acknowledge The said power 10 be his act and deed
toneeTs Sisnaturel
An l0-lan6M
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hs's the price per page for additional page any
n@' 'soys four p~ess, esimstng Al 600 pages.
nhm.n be furnished by the department. 100 65 900
Blank forms any other description OF printing required bosd
np.
hs e.y that charge any descrp
pm viii he Tho prices bid printing
uass al contingencies and extras.
The dspanen, right have description print
which properly called "book pamphie, work.
snd r ny special contract
me bidder. printing accompany their bids with samples of
"1y q the pspsr they propose 70 furnish
ArN-lawsw - ~ .H#
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HANGING y-First Course.-Mr. r. X. LArss
the citizens OF Washington and George
dancing for viii
Tuesday Seh his residence Pennsylvania
avenue, Opposite WlIasdh hotei
nav. a tuition Thursdays,
days. Georgetown Mondays aad Fridays,
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NJ Office Is hereby given that application Will be
made for the renewal certificate No 20 of stock the Bank
of Metropolis, VIM Ouseley dated the th
of April 1897 which certificate has been lost mislaid
WASHINGTON, April Q, 1851. I0-law4wf
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A. & q. A. ARMOUR,
DR-APERS AND T.dILORS,
No. 303 Broadway, corner of Duane street,

Above the Irping House, New Fork,
DEsPECTFUILY pulic
IL their assortment Of spring Goods OF the newest patterns,
prepared make
fashionable style their usual moderate prices Fresh cloths,
and vestngs latest importaons elegant light silks
dark do. patterns of Paris embroderies.
sku artists employed this eslabishmenone
Each
pament complete itself Army and uniforms made
with despatch, and the most approved
Strangers metropolis will establish
their and perfect iii is always insured
N. u. wAIsTeoArsThese elegant wascoats that
admired Castle Grd1n have been awarded the
premium by the American Institute at their late fair
Feb l5-dm
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March ~, 1851.
THE State legislature, passed during
the sig called upon the creditors OF the late
the LIST Of
their respective claims and Con
approved 1880 authorizing
millions five stock 10 the state OF
millions Of said should not be issued
Teras hodns bonds and other
OF Texas which duties imports
peca pledged treasury Of the United States
release. eisims the United states for or nc
ceru6cses such forms shall be
Secretary Treasury and approved by the
~ Now order that this depart
know claims for which the
duties imports pledged, the holders owners OF all
,ueh claims required description OF them
previous the let Of October lSl and TO ere
their respective clsims,
nby The been by the President
Of the above act Of The s OF
september, 1850, ,,,, , none.
Acting Secretary OF the Treasury.
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r AIDES res GOOds.-The subscriber
Ii IS pieces plain baage, embracing all The shades
do figured barage, beautiful styles
do 10 tissue, "a styles
do barage 25 37JH
paly rich patterns
grass a and pretty article
25 do linen lustre, very pretty shades
1000 yards ginghams, all prices
10000 printed calicoes
5000 printed lawns, of at l2S cents, fast colos
and fine quality
1000 yards plain masns, very beautiful article,
at l2S cents
The ladies few days wilt
shall make that
all may accommodated.
G. w VERIFY,
Pennsyl avenue between 7th and 9Th sis
Mar d2wif
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NEW and California Millionaire Association
IN thousand shares of thousand dollars Capital Oo
obtained
part special admitted
revised statutes OF New York. free from
liability the 81 900 cash.
issued hereor cent annually
prospect doubling the whole safe
mining the United States under the direction and
rol of OLIVER HOLDEN,
As Partner and Chief Agent Company,
No. III Wall street, New loik.
responsible throughout the Union
who In United nppli
association be employed at diff
points wbe be made
available the mails and freight TO and
from Europe, As Alfica, and the Americas.
large and increasing business doing with Calo
MIA the Pacific long supply Of gold
the demand capital goods will aonish the
calculations therefor And is meet this
and profit being formed,
der The Arm styleo of HOLDEN h CO,
and Commission Merchants Banking
Mining Agents, New York and San Francisco
Capital q 10000.
ell
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DANKINo.A Practical Treatise Banking ny j. w, Gnbsrti
ID Ar~t American, from ann London edition
TAYLOR h MAURy,
Aply Booksslsrs pth suesA
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BALTIMORE AND WARRINGTON RAILROAD
Hours OF Departure of the Passenger Trains.
From Washington a. IN and at p IN. daily and 9 .
m. daily except Sunday.
From at and daily, and o. m daily s1-
cept Sunday ...---.---
FEB 9-diy tn. PARSONS, Agent
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FORM OF RELEASE.

Whereas by act Congress- approved September 1850
million. of paid the State
n mcnoned poviso
tan Of said stock shall he ued until
Inc ered,o OF holding ccruhcaies of
for which duties on imports were rpcay pedgoo
drde at United releases of
against OF bonds
the undersigned creditor OF the state
holding following described bonds or
certificates stock Of Tesa las the case may BEL nd o ~men
in the said act were specially peaReo
fIIere describe bonds o certificates
Now purpose complying with The provision. OF nd &C
valuable consideration hereby release TO the
United law equity against them, for or ON
account bonds certifcste,) absve described
hand and seal al t----, this --------dy o'
Landd In nreann nf
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CLERKS ofnoE HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES U. g.,

CLERKS OFuoE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, U. g..
April S, is5l.
PROPOSALS Will he received this ONCE
fh day delivery the Capitol hun
best anthracite be broken
pound weight the be de-
of the CAPITOL from fine particles
hundred cords of best quality seasoned hck
WOOD cords sawed four pieces, and the
pieces, be delivered, sawed
before the first OF July ensuing
RICHARD M YOUNG,
Clerk House of Representatives U. q.
Ap 6-dtithMayif
Intel, Republic, Il aouthern Prcssl
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General Lanl Once.

-,
NUMEROUS applications having been made this office for
IN
2st sepembe 1850 should be located the following
thereto have been prepared, TO wit
There three modes by which these locations may be made
lst by the warrantee in person
ID. BY the through the of this Office
attorney
adopted application made
in writing specifying the tract land district section Of country
which dered and be accompanied by affidavit
according O following form, No. /.
Where third mode adored, Of be
a
according following FORM No which power soney
acknowledged be- before ocer
the of deeds according form
No 3ori.
In all patents be transmitted land Office
made, special directions the
be given -
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THE Complete Works Of Jos~phus. TRANSLATES" ~
Winston of closely printed psscs WIN
index and several enrravinT-. Price, in full leather binding
APPS FRANck TAxLoA-
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NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS.-Just received
IN 20 pieces handsome China silk
10 do China silk grenadines
Is do do silk tissues, style
do plain and figured berese
10 do Donna Isabella, entirely new
10 do Donna Maria, do
20 do India silk
10 printed marques, for dresses, and pretty
SO berege de Iaine
- do French figured fouiard silk
Frenc e superior
25 do black silk, every quality aud price
Is black lace mantles
30
pieces black lace, all widths
superior plain figured colored shais
n
goods embroidered and muslin
k hosiery. Also, French and
English cloths casmcres. drilpg, vesngs &c. whah
solicit the attention OF buyers.
Ap l0-2wt r. H. HOOL 4 Co.
NOTIFICATION. subscribers leave inform
public have opened large and
stock Of the following ace TO which they invite AT
tcntion
Linen she etings, g a, s-4, i0A and l2-4 Irish
o. s-4, l0l and l2-4, German
Pilow-c linens, all widths, Irish and Scotch
White do 81, sd, lO4, and IL
White and colored NaTseiles quilts,
Allendaic quilts very cheap
Hchardson's super hmy linens
and sons son finish do
scoc family
Damask table cloths, all sizes and qaaies
Table by the yard all widths superior.
Also, superior lot OF silk warp and gauze hanneis
and ladies' gsu2e undcr-garment-
with general assortment OF houheiurnhing goods
MAJ e6-4wf P.H HooE co.
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uENs History Of the French Revelation, beam
Aas As 1nsi'h edition, .o~r,.,s for o. So
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IYurantee's Signature ]
FORM No 3.

On day o., in the yeaf--, personally mp
and acknowledged the with
power attorney and deed and eeufy that well
warranss and that he Is
person described in tho within powell and who
ccuted the -
tONeers Sisnaiurel
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MOSES l.. HOLT,
ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR Ar LAW,
Sn~ Frarcisco, California.
Rrrrssscrs; Hon g. w Ins NJ c. Alabama John e. Taylor,
esq Mobile, Alabama Rhodes Wright Co, New Or
ssns Henry CLARK esg Tnreoro Noh Carolina
Hon NJ. Benz X True, New YORK
ciy r. Heaiey esq bostos Massachusetts Hatch,
roy,smouth New Hampshire. May 7-2awly
GENCY. WsSbt,ufou.-The undersigned late Of the in
specton Of Oce Department offers bis serv
Of the
his removal from Office
dose moi initiate against he has for
honesty capacity, and fidelity
once Of both parties with their hearty
o sustain him therein
An business OF at Tho
government, thankfully received and promptly despatched
JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July 4-dn late Of once Department
7 KNOX WALKER practise N Supreme
OF United Stste and sttend
cIsip- against tho Addess Washington, D. c.
Mar. losd #..
ID ~. HOOE 4 CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers n
carpcins, floor oil cloths, msttnrs
sheene blankets, ard house furnishing
Pennsylvania between h and 9Th Washington,
DC.
Aus 0o--n
SIxTy-ONE desirable lots, situated m
ishns parts ofhs city and suburbs for
NJ THOMPSON,
Once one door of fJscksep Hall, Penn avenue,
u EMOvAI.- DE sELDlNG wyLrE removed their
General Agency seventh street: es~een
and streets odd Fellows Hail. and two doors rom me
National Intslgenosr once.
Mar 0-Sawu
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u EV. MASON MOBILES Seminary for bo"nK LADIES'
IL will be opened his residence the corner o. lsm Ana
Tuesday 5od Terms made known ON ppn
cation the principal.
Ap I3-dist May
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JsDses q. Bevyet
WILL Of elsims before Congress and
w "a IONS sreeutiv ~ dsp~rtn~ns Of government
OMce dwelling between Sh and ION sresss
Octo-0
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EREEMAsoNs' MANUAL.--The Freem.

CTEy Rr.s EREEMASONs' MANUAL--Thc Freema-
D sons, Manual initiated through all the de
es M M.on from apprentice the higher degrees OF
~ by X. Stewart X n volume dnodccimo
pages with upwards OF @ enfravne bound
n.,, ,,,s rbia highly recommended
.o nv wuap grand Of the Grand Lodge OF
sksrret, grand high priest Of Pennsyvs
~, nd by many eminent Masons t
Dome site Poultry,
, history and management psuIy
NV Rev Edmund Dixon with large additions by J. j. Kerr
~ volume 4s0 pages, embcIished
traits drawn nature muslin binding price Sisccond
Ap0g FRANCK TAYLOR.
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shariss DC Sei"tnRs
No Todds Building Pennsyans Washington, c-mmis
of deeds for New York. California; Minnesota and all the
other States OF the Union.
CHARLES DE SELDING having appointed respect
i've the stas OF New York. California and the
other the United States Territory Minnesota
commissioner take the acknowledgment Of deeds, hc on
his services TO the citizens OF Washington and elsewhere
Feb lf-9aw
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For Norfolk.
xTk Steamer oSCEOLA, having undergone thorough
Is>2. repairs, win uips the above place.
Lsnyng every wednesday Saturday O'Clock,
M Returning Monday and Thursday
O'Clock D. Touching going and returning Cone river and
the usual landings Potomac for signals or TO land
Passage fare, s.. - -
ApnII-u JAMES MITCHELL, Captain.
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SPLENDID SILK shnvIs, nantiflss. Ar-Wo invite the
red descriptions Just received,
10 rich silk mant1ss assorted shades, new styles
ls rich cbene silk sbaw1s
muslin mnntiias.
we have received also
~ black lace scans
shavls,
ladies especially
10
goods n OF which viii be
offered prices prices
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Ap lo-dlw
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stair futtd~r's Gutd~-A plain mnd practical
hand railing embracing all details and the
principles volume
with twenty two steel onUnvinEs. Price 81 c.n,s
Apps rRANCK TAYLOR.
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me printing Of all kinds including which may be required
sIeoued for the ofhe Department Of the INTERIOR
ae ones thereof be circulars Instructions,
man forms, returns, blanks solid natter or not esded rule
ss rule and hgure faint ruling OF lining and red ruling
nng orby whatever e, description the ssme shall
stnown to- or usually designated by, Tho once requiring H. and
of
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no OWNERS of Lands In Tenas-A gentleman in Virginia,
who Is good surveyor and lawyer desires Texas
the seas
OF that county, with bring them
ma
a family and small capital and dssrous Of engaging in
lie satisfactory testimonials capac
integrity responsibility, his
a considerable emigration
orrexas lands who would he inclined himself
arrangement placed correspondence
advertiser and suitable by addressing paid
WIN. GOULDfN,
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia
Mar
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sealed and delivered In presence Of
1.-Two Witnesses.
Mar oa-dtJl \ wtSep3l
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J. BUTTERFIELD, Commissioner.

justice Of e ofhdr Officer authorired to
cdapit personally here Insert fh
that Identical
hee insert of 9arrantee to whom warrant No. for
psmber, 1850 issued the
day of, le5 and who now applies 10 scais the same
t.iHantI sfgnafursj
Sworn to and subscribed before me this day OF les
| zisrnfnel
American telegraph., 1851-12-10
-1w SELDEN, WITHERS a co
GAUTIER,s HERB CANDY.

For Coughs, Colds, bronchitis, Asthma, etc.
rJNHIs INVALUABLE CANDY has the extraordinary
i property of Immediately relieving coughs, colds,
hodrscncss difficulty Of breathing, bonchis asthma, and
husies Of The throat IL operates by dissolvng the
gealed phegm, consequently causing free expectoraton
Those who troubled with that unpleasant tick kling
in the throat, which dcprves them of rest night after
night by the ncessant cough which It provokes WILL by
using this Candy, find imm mediste relief.
The subscribers in presenting this Candy to public
cc wishes to be expressly understood that he does not
claim for 1t any miraculous curing properties does
present 1t with long string of certificates of
daton, as he considers these altogether needless
This Candy is composed of sir simple Ingredients piH
cpdy Of herbs which known TO be very ecacious in
the of diseases resulting from colds and of
which, being rather in their natural state
would deter many from resorting TO them but, when
made into candy become paatable without losing any
of their valuable properties.
1t has been prepared at the suggestion Of Of
most eminent physicians and has been used by many Of
his and my personal friends with signal success and
whose earnest solicitation have been induced to enter
largely into its manufacture assured by him and them
that when generally known and tried 1t will suporsede all
the various cough candies and mixtures in use.
As for myself, confident, from the ingredients of
which IL is composed that should IL not effect entire
cure, IL do no injury TO the most delicate
hcd and therefore have hestancy in introducing 1t
to the citizens Of Washington and vicinity.
DIRECTIONS USE: Use stick per day--in the
morning before breakfast in the middle of the day. and
night on going to bed. Price 1917 cents
Prepared and for sa Q, holesale and retail by
q. GAUTIER, A la VILE de Paris,
dec lin Corner Penna. and 11th st.
American telegraph., 1851-12-10
LATEST NEWs!!!

Il Great Discovery for Bilious Constitutions.
DR J. s. ROSES RAILROAD or ANr-Bn1ous Pills, in
IL boxes at 1215 and % cents-ree from Mercury, and
be taken at all seasons by both Of all ages and
without regard TO weather.
NO BUSINESS OR LABoRLNG MAN SHOULD BE
WITHOUT THEM
They truly the poor mans friend, and the rich
mans security The above Pills the result OF thirty
years practice In Philadelphia, and II taken with Dr. j.
s. Roses Tonic Fever and Ague Mixture, they will cure
the most stubborn Of Fever and Ague Chs and
Fever For Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, Indigestion
and all Bilious conditions of the System they have
equal thousands in the Western and Southern States
will testify who have used them. As purgative pill
they act like charm free from gripping giving strength
and appetite, and enliyening the spirits
Bar For sale, Wholesale or retail at
BUTTS DRUG STORE,
Corner OF Penna. and 18th st.
dec l0-3t TUnion Repub1
American telegraph., 1851-12-10
The Policy of Kossuth.


His policy in and for the United States has
been reduced to the following points:
]. In our domestic politics he win observe
the doctrine of non-interyention.
2. Every people have the right to dispose of
their own domestic concerns, and the Car must
be taught to respect this principle.
8. Within the sphere Of our laws he desires
our financial, political, and material aid in be-
half of the freedom and independence of Hun
gary.
4. He desires the independence of Hungary,
as she stands, to be recognised by the United
States.
IL this be so, several Of our most able jour
mails are too fast in their comments. The first
proposition is unexceptionabe. The second
can only be objected to by assuming that he
wishes to coerce the Czar into respect for the
principle stated. The third is unexceptionable,
but would not be 50, If beyond the sphere of
our laws, The fourth is practical question,
to be settled by our precedents and rule of
action. We invariably recognise the Govern
ment de facto Of any country, without asking for
its Government de jure. If Governor Kossuth
Chu SHOW uS III cAlseihB huhkhlhh ooNSih-
ment, sanctioned by the people of Hungary, our
people and Government win gladly recognise it
but cannot unless it exists
Our " financial, political, and material aid ,
can, in any event, be given by as many Of oul
citizens as choose individually to bestow such
aid, by donations sent to Hungary, or by theil
own presence there in her conflicts. Our ma
tional government, however, can probably dc
nothing more than express, by resolution, the
sympathies Of our nation for people strug-
Cling for freedom, and the hope that republi.
canism may prevail over other forms Of govern.
ment.
Letus welcome the noble Kossutb, and breathe
a prayer for the success Of his cause; but le
us not be moved from our propriety, nor wan
tonly peril the peace of our country.
If England is prepared to lead the way, by
her declarations and eranple in the noi me-
Ges1eys doctrine of Kossuth, we will no doubt
foIlOw her lead, and prove to her and to the
world aihsa the recognition Of human rights is
ftoa@ 40 0sgees Of deeper interest than the pur-
suit " oeneaesss. We have not the avarice
That would iscf ~ conquest, nor the ambition
fhst would BSepge Ne ~ aim at extending our
pgule lbft Ne lhase aAs stss5s that would lead us
as1sr ~ saifpsesersasipn viii permit us to go
" sfsiisving the o5,ysassso Ths doctrine Of
sr.ysrsal Dop.intsEEens.ep wlr ssds ss Let
American telegraph., 1851-12-10
TO R..ident. ana strangers.

The LADIES BEsEvoLEEr EMPLOYMENT So
cIErY.-The estimable managers Of this society
are now holding fair at Odd Fellows Hall, on
7th street. Their object is to discourage idle
ness, vice and pauperism, by furnishing en-
ployment to the poor. By this system they re-
ieye the unfortunate and deserving. They have
done much also for the city, by freeing it from
professional beggars, who formerly infested our
streets, and annoyed the passers-by. We call
the attention of the residents Of the city, and
of strangers especially, to their praiseworthy
labors. Among the articles at the fair which
arrested our attention, was counterpane, knit
by poor woman, who is bed-ridden, and who
sent it to the fair to be sold to pay the rent of
her house. Go to the fair, spend pleasant
evening, and aid the ladies in their meritorious
charity.
American telegraph., 1851-12-10

HEALTH OF Mn. CLAY.-The Baltimore 1meri-
can of this morning, quotes with satisfaction
letter from the Washington correspondent Of
the Philadelphia North American, which says
that " the statements representing Mr.. Clay's
condition of health as critical are unfounded." !"
We would that we could participate in the salts
faction Of the American. Mr.. Clay is not worse
to-day than he has been for several days past; /;
yet is he racked by a cough Of intense pain,
and greatly in need of the repose his excitable
nature forbids his enjoying. He constantly re-
poses, or lies, upon his sofa or his bed, his in
domitable will struggling with the disease that
oppresses him. God grant that his life may be
long spared to his family, his friends, and his
country; but, although we understand his
medical attendant will not acknowledge his
condition to be dangerous, there are certainly
grounds for the most serious concern on the
part of his many friends.
American telegraph., 1851-12-10

R. J. BRENT, ESQ.,, ATTORNEY GENERAL OF
MARYLAND.-The Pennsyluanian of yesterday
says: "It has seldom been our geod fortune to
listen to more eloquent and powerful speech
than the one concluded on Monday by this dis
tinguished gentleman, before the jury empan-
neled to try Castner Hanway. His whole speech
was characterized by great ability and research,
and was listened to by the crowd in the court
room with the deepest attention. The State Of
Maryland may well be proud Of her distin-
guished son. Mr.. Brent is yet young man,
and although he has rapidly risen to honors and
fame in his own native State, we predict for
him a still more glorious future. During the
short time he has been amongst us, on the oc-
casion of the treason trials, he has made many
friends, who will long remember his gallant and
manly bearing, and who will separate from him
with sincere regret"