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A S Cook, Washer and Irener, by a re-
IN Spectacle Protestant Gin. in private family The
best city reference gwen from her last place Can he
for two days Call az No. 40 VsYlckst. d2i IT
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and pantry goniDs ON the second fo0r may be Oh
tanned with Board by Gentleman and his WIFE or 0y Two
aIgls Gsntsmsn At No - 81 MARKS place Also, ne
dlu ROo NTH crate, tho four hoOr spiIaoe
for ore or gentlemen The house contains gas baths,
nc
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Elegant Edition.
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GaJESMEN.- Wanted, 20 good sales
- ne, % aet "a SCENTS for pa'ent article wanted "a
80 ,r,iv AGENTS can make SIS PER week Also. al
sais pSisnE man ~r,h 50 20 SEQ TO 60 20 org Nh ss
ar.sg posrpais Ne. BIT Bewsry. "H :"
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| pOARD.-A gentleman and his wife,
ID md one % "a sim gle gentlemen can be accomao-
dated with pleasant and bo.Id IN full or par At No
m Rank
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~ The American Artists Association Dis
ttbutioB whl tsso pace On THURSDAY EVE MING.
sr IS Subscriptions will be received at the GALLERY, No.
As tte Ipenses OF tho Institution borne
n the Artists themselves, they are enabled 10 distribute
shs,r number Of prizes in proportion 10 the amOun OF
p.y Subscribed than can be done by any similar Assoc
49, dla 3tMW&F
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4 NNTALS.- and other Books
~ Tor .he Hohlsys IN Splendid BinGinss-Ihs sub
ser Der would respectfully invite his old fn.nds sas 1s-
ttme,s also the muBy az large, - call AID see ms
SsSsrimeAf he n bks thai ihsy VII oe faly sstshsd
Nth both quality and prlce. ABRAHAM MASE,
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A NNUALS, ANIMALS and GIFT
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nANENPORTS. Tribune Buildings. Nassau - The
assaltn eIt 10 too numerous 10 msD,i'n =
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FRIENDSHIPS QFFERISG &c and plenty VI othsss
DEWITT DAVENPORT.
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AS LADY's MAID or Nurse, by steady,
N active, young English Woman. IL a good dress
maher snd seamstress Would wait table II repaired Two
and hat years character from the sdy she has ns
LEM Address c. H. Box No 359 General Post once. IT.
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AS WET NURSE, by very respectable
N Scotch Woman Reference given from the family
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\ ~ The Sabbath school attached 10 the Allsn St
h ObuIch, vii give NJ uscal Entertainment in hat
Church on CHRISTMAS EVENING, tDee % com
/ nsponr al , o'clock under the direction OF Messrs
l KVNDERSOk 4 RUSSELL. Tickets l2l OTIS. d2i H'
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A SITUATION is wanted in an lnsur-
IN ance Brokers or Merchants Ofce, as light Porter
b. young Scot chman who good hand knows the
city well and give satisfactory rsfesnces note ai
dressed WILLIAM Boz No 1874. Po.i Office, Will he AZ
,.nS.a 70 d23 81
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NOTICE to TEACHERS and PAT
RONS-ssyerai inporf vaca8e &c are - ne Z iies
.c0n and QraR ~ OF School flrn1Ts i9r sac :, L
wIICOXS L School Age1ey, No. ~ sIota n-5,
care. N. ful ,mount RenI.ssEcss wanted lanea sl
from persons IN rssrs - -
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10 uIrau - ~
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&S 0M "A Gentleman acquainted
Ro,NJOVs with Business would like to connect
With some hsuse already established OF he would
an The above amount aud take salary, II u could be
properly secured Address H. O. W, at the ofhce o. ths
paper. az ~
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bpls ndtd Ce1e bratlOn.

The Pennsylvania Of yesterday morning contains q
very full and brilliant description Of the sis that
gwen Saturday last AT Philadelphia. in celebration Of
the arrival of the steamer City of Glasgow" at that
city The banquet given in the saloon Of the Chi
nese Museum by the corporate authorities of the city
and districts, in honor Of her captain, (Mauhews) Many
OF the members of the Legislature attended By O'Clock
in the evening" nearly thousand persons had assem-
bed in the side and galleries. Mayor Gilpin pre-
sided Among the gentlemen who addressed the meeting
were Captain Matthew'S. Governor Johnston MIR Bu-
chanan, lin long and eloquent speech y Mr. Meredith,
(late Secretary of the Treasury Mr. Cessna speaker
of the house COL Paer son, Mr. ID. Miller Mr. Peter,
(the British consul j the Hon. J. L. Dawson. the Hon. r.
Moore. (of the third rct y MIR Robert Morris, Judge
Kelley sc. We shall attempt to find room for some
OF the interesting extracts OF the proceedings in
Among the incidents OF the evening was an appeal
from Mr. Daniel L. Miller for subscriptions 10 finish the
steamer when twenty subscribers forward with
81 900 each, and James Cooley with slo,ooOamountng
to sa2 900 10 all.
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In the House OF Representatives yesterday, Mr.. Nc
Lanahan, sterling democra, from Pennsylvania moved
suspension OF the rules in order to introduce certain
resolutions against the amendment repeal of the ugi
tve-slaye law. Wewere much amused with the strange
association ci which exhibited while the
ayes and being called. Messrs Giddings and
Horace Mann for voted against each other while
many southern men, who stick together like brothers,
also voted against each other The reason OF this phe
nomenon obvious. Two questions were presented
first, the motion 10 spend the rules and secondly,
the purpose for which that motion made Had the
rules been suspended, and then the been taken
the resolutions hemsev ss Messs Giddings and Horace
Mann would have joined hands and voted against them.
As il was, the motion to- suspend was lost while the
itself proves nothing way or the o,her-many mem
bers voting against the suspension who would have
tanned The resolutions themselves Eat all hazards and TO
the last extremity"
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"ISpIAsAroLrs, Jan n, 1851.
I" ID Bright elected by the following vote Bright, 90
Charles Dewey, (whig,) 10"
MIR. Bright received every democratic vote, and many
Of the wings.
We congratulate the whole country upon the re-elec
ton of Judge Bright. II is the triumph OF principle No
senator has stood up with rmness and force in the
defence of the truth. Distinguished by his talents and
bis services hail his election to the Senate with
sincere satisfaction. II shows that where senator
stands ieariessy up to his duty, enlightened const
uency will not desert him.
The Madison (lpd.) Courier OF the sth .ays.
1.-THE Hon J. D. Bright left this city Monday evening
for the State capital, in express train Al Franklin the
locomotive to train OF empty which had been
left the track The damaged some, the
locomotive some, and the engineer some, too Mr. Bright
horse and srived smelly Ia indianapolis yes.
tcday morning. where the small attack, mad. when
thoush he far away, upon his character will b.
tended SOME porcizn- ~iI Learn thar u very unsafe
TO attack Of indomitsble energy, though he be
At ,hst time nearly a thousand mice away.
"In Washington CITY. Fridsy-in indianapolis on
morningi Quick, but not TOO much 90 when
repuiston-,hc labor OF web spent iie-is stake"
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The Richmond Enquirer OF yesterday morning contains
the following card from the OF the metro
poan district OF Virginia. We have known him long
and intimately, and ii gives us great pleasure--mixed
with sincere regret at his retirement from public lieo
testify great respect for his virtues talents, and
vices. He has quality in high degree which is
sentsl to successgest energy and enthusiasm of char
acter He has little regret his temporary aban-
donment OF political service Public life at this time is
strewn with more thorns than roses
From the Richmond Enquirer.
Ii is with great regret that publish the following
Mr. Seldom, declining DO candidate for
election Congress- Ho has this district ably
and under hisa duty, and had hoped to
him again the OF the cherished. time
honoed principles of party Mr. s. having perempo
riy declined 1t will become the duty Of the democracy OF
the district take for the selection of suabe
candidate, IL.
TO My Constituents. .
"The approaching expiration of my representative term
renders APPROPRIATE The public to you tina
is neither desire nor purpose TO be oandidate fo
reelection. The Discrimination to the position hold
which, previous my last nomnation, frankly avowed
70 my party friends instead OF beng diminished has BY
disastrous results the session, been only reassd
OF my pvaie affairs which demand my presence and
.ention al home aud proper regard to my health which
duties both onerous and engrossing The personal and
party obligations which, nndaf the peculiar
last nomination, induced may
e considered adequately discharged and the priv
eye OF retirement, under the inducements have named
may be accorded me, without misconBtrucon OF mo
dissatisfaction the part OF even partial friends
For the generous confidence which mas been manifested
towards by my constituents the only occasion.
when have been candidate for popular suffrage, fee
and shall cherish lively gratitude and have en-
evince the sincerity Of my grateful apPrecia
ZION by the exertion OF my humble faculties in faithful
representation of your interests and in maintenance o
your rights Amid the diversties OF sentiment elected bj
tho nome questions that have marked with specia
i'm port period of my service. to be expected
that nv public courye should be arded by unanimty
approval That believed accorded with the feel
,ps majority, feel tx aubseTved the lneresl
of all my and Ia the cosldencs OF settled
vicons, confirmed by subsequent occurrences have L
those differing from me, apologies to make msgv
ngs acknowledge 10 its justice and proprety On th
contrary Tor the vindcaton oil LIS vision, invoke th
test OF their more deliberate reflections and of ia,
evelopm the future NotWthsu nding such differ
ences would fain hope thai, parting with
constituency, leave with all the undo ubng conviction
my fully aests, that, amid all the tryin
of my service, course was guided according
my best perceptions by single eye TO the honor, tn
ris hts and permanent prosperity OF constituents ant
my State. Respectfully yon.s, ,..
WARRINGTON, Jan. 3, 1851"
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While the legislature OF New York is asked to pass
virtual act OF notification Of the fugitive slave law the
patriotic legislature of Pennsylvania is considering the
proprety and incumbent duty Of repeating beraws here
oore enacted, throwing distractions in the way OF
curing fugitive slaves An act for the repeal ofhose laws
introduced the second day after its organization,
and it is thought it will pnss We hope II would
exert mos, salu,ary influence at the present time.
Il, is due TO truth, aso, add that similar motion has
been made in Pennsylvania to the made in New
York; but there is the slightest prospect Of its
cess
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II the object Of tho meeting DO forth grievances
under those and 70 cay that we iawabid-
iag people. will submit TO Them provided no further en-
States, shall heartily Responsiveness. But we never
cay We satisfied with tho adjustment measures, nor
thank goriiy those who contributed degrade
ton"
As OF justice to the legislature of Arkansas and
her congre delegation respectfully request the
publication OF this in your next paper
am, very respectfully.
SOLON BORI.AND.
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In calling attention to the following official announce
ment authorized to say those who design send
ing articles TO the Industrial Exhibition that they should
be all deposited at the Brooklyn navy yard before the ash
instant the St Lawrence will positively sail on the lst
OF February
Navy DEPARTMENT, Jan. 10, 1861.
Srpt should earlier have informed youi that the frigsts
ST. Lawrence been ordered the industrial
Exhibition in Bondoa the articles Of American production
designed to be sent thitber
She may be expected b. in readings for the voyage by
the the month, and - sail about that time IRON
the port OF New York.
am, ve,y respectfully, your obcdieut servant,
w. A. GRAHAM
PsrRR FoRoF, esq,
Chsimsn Er Com. Indus. Ex Warrington.
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pROFESsOR TAvERNER will give hts interesting
course shakspssrssn reading and entertainments the
Temperance Hall, ~ foiIows ~. 1900. ~
Tuesday, January l+A Lecture Hamlet; conclude with
some humorous po~tcal citations.
Wednesday January 5A reading Merchant 81 Vsncs
Thursday, January 6-A lecture Macbeth.
Friday January ia reading of King Henry v.
Tickets admitting gentleman and lady course, u 30
Single tickets for the course, ".
Single tickets, a cents. .#.. LII.
Tickets to be obtained bookstores hotels, and At the door
Doors open At half past 9, . m. commences at
Instruction in slocuuon, 81 each Lesson,
Jan 1A-<m
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s.pv.,r. Court Of IN. United ssasss.
Mosp.y. January IA. 1851.

MONDAY, January 10, 1851.
Samuel Judah, ESQ., OF Indiana, admitted an at'or
ney and counsellor OF this court,
No 81. The United States, plaintiffs in error, Us Jeheil
Brooks ni The argument OF this cause was continued
by Mr. Walker for the defendants in and conclu
ded by Mr.. Attorney General for the plaintiffs in error
Adjourned until tomorrow. II o'clock, an.
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A CAHD.-HENRy DOUGLAS florist and scotsman, corner
"A OF 18Th and streets, the State Department. takes
n to aprrse and others OF the beau cosc
Ton OF flowers In bloom, which will be
either real handsome and style
not be procured elsewhere. sp baskets with
superior taste, at reasonable prices.
Ao hardlooking bouquets this establishment for
who desire such cheaper than can be had elsewhere.
Jan l<-eod2w
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.x4h For Mount vsrnon.--TArec Trips.-The
~ ,eambO., THOMAS CoLLyER win ie.v. WASH
n. s and saturday he & Tns .; ~ s
her passenger. washington.
up 9 s sss or s. s.
ply Rssas, Gsoiss,own, os George AID To%.. r.lts
J.nlf-aTuAF BOB CoRsoN, Captain
oHn.Es Of 80 y. eo%ny m'y
open on Monday, March O. Application BE- made Rev
ad p Of pap.. into The cols.e oInmma, school
THE screw Flee, ofths Navy, by Captain H.l.,..d.
Royal ,na navy navy vol, London $50 o. -.
BY BngdisI General SIR Samuel BentAam Naval Inspectors vo
Dictionary signal. for the Bos,s Of the Royal Navy Of England
sy Commander Wmo Royal Navy under the authority Of the
Mo.eleys Lectures Astronomy Kings College, London
Wood on sks,chng from Mature / VOL London, 1852
Inventive Drawing by Kusi and Whitaker, vol LoadOn
Da~ns from Objects being Lessons Linear Drawings
h9, .e Modern ss Les snS., ESQ o
shpsaidns As.n,. Engine
Jan PRASCk TAYLOR.
nyDYER q neeUIsE, Aues,o...r..
EURNIrURE OF A PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE AT AUG
3 s at @ ny % y %
The corner q On uee, and fenn.yysns avenue al the furniture
sofas, mahogany chairs, and rockers
Centre, dining, and other tables, looking glasses
High and low pos, bedseads beds, mattresses
Bureaus, wasbsands and toilet sets
Wnrdrohes, large quantity Of bedding
Painted aoorelo,h, solar and other lamps
0irundoles, erockrry and glass ware
Table cutlery, cooking stove, Acq together with good
Terms. SOS updor cash. over sQ5 credit OF two
months satisfactorily endorsed bearing
BAny DESTROYS OF renting the premises and conn
boardsrs) purchase private upon
accommodating terms time previous the sale by auction, on
"fF'N pypp a n.rIuur
Jan i'd Auchoneers,
ny Il. s. WRIGHT. Georgetown.
NEW CROP NEW ORLEANS SUGAR AND MoLAssIsy-
n Dodge. wharf cargo Chase, ccp.istns
aa5 hhd.. sugar, part prime
10 hhds. Porto Rico
EDw1RD = WRIGHT Ancuon..r,
Jan l2-dhdsif Georgetown.
I,AsuIONABLE Rsady-n,.d. Cioslssrx.--ws have Just
ro%
overcosts sacts, dress, and foek coats
Together general assortment senaemans
wardrobe.
opportunity Of selecting from choice Ios csn
jan u-dst DYER 4 MCGUIRE
eEsoy ef se..~sao Law, Medical. Religious, and
silm,n'. Journal, q per snnvm
1 10. sd, e f t%se.n r.s p. snnam
Reprints q n. British Review and sl.ct~ood $40
Tbs Kn,etsrsocasr r psr nnss"
Harpers New aon,hiy Magazine, % anpun.
The international Magazine, 80 per snnum. IS
The Christian Examiner, - snnun,.
Jp Bookstore. Me-. ri ~ .s., M MaSsSa city,
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ay A. eRREN. Auet,o,..r-

Ah0SANI BOARDS, PLANKs, vENEERs, RALusTERs,
Thursday the 10Th instant, shall O'Clock m,
lent and large assortment OF mahogany Of warehouse
door, at the Of oh and
of
Winch, y, \, ~ az and 3inch stuff
400 bsiustcrs, 1 y inch, 1S Newell posts
5000 feet Of good shaded and curled veueer
Tcvmsi Az Of and under s25 credit Of
SIXTY and ninety days for approved endorsed notes. bearing in
Carpenters cabinet MAKERS builders respectfully invited
70 ,hs sale They will find worthy attention, the stun
Is OF good quality.
A GREEN
Jan H-a ..~N Aucuoneer
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Senator Borsnd Of Arkansas relative to the resolutions
introduced into the Legislature of that State, which APP
p>ared in our paper of Sunday last These resolutions
came to US in pamphlet form, in very crowded mail
with the name of MIR Flournoy written the margin
and upon CHANGING their contents, we thought they
were temperate and appropriate. and sent them to the
Compassion supposing they had passed. without carefully
noting the ntlepsge In penning the brief editorial
ics Of them we 80 characterized them, Inadvertently.
although they correctly headed as introduced Blu, our
remark conveyed wrong impression of their disposition
We obliged to Mr. Borland for calling attention
to the matter. and, after looking into it, have
doubt that he 10 perfectly right in his suggestions upon
the subject.
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THE College of ~. James, Warrington county, MARY.
laud-The second Of the ninth (annua) will
open on Monday, March 3 Application BE- made Rev
John b. keoot, DID,, further information, the
admission Of pupils into the College School.
Post Office address, College Of 81 James, Maryland.
Jan H-2nw4w
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Servants werc at that time, very class IL
all the States and there laws respecting them
all treating them a distinct class from slaves.
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.<Nh For Mount yernon.-Threc Trips-The
steamboat THOMAS COLLYER will eav.
ingon 10 O'Clock, AeHsnda lok Monday, January
Wednesday, the 18th,
her passengers Al Fort Washington.
Fare round Trip, u AeIaAdria, IS children half pn
Coaches leave tbs Capitol " O'Clock avenue
10 cents each other places, Is each For
ply to Mr. Reesde, Georseown George and Thomas Parker
Washington.
Jan H-aTukF bob CoRsoN Captain.
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o. Matthew'S Church Fair AT Carust,s Saloon
The Fair viii close Friday evening January IL whd
delightful should the
opportunity during the few evenings remaining
Jan
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LrASuIONABLE Resdy-D,sd~ Clothing We have j
conrgner sres Hnd piendd
fashionable made cntning, CONSISTING Of
Overcosn, sncks, Dress and froek coats
pantaoops and vests in crest variety
Together with general suitable for
wardrobe.
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opportunity OF selecting from choice requested
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