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American telegraph., 1851-12-10

WTANTED-AY Youth not over fourteen years old,
w to learn the Apothecary business Apply at this
Office dec 8-4ta
NOR SALE.-The subscriber has an OFFICE DESK,
IL nearly new, which he will sell cheap. Call at his
room, between AZ and 9th streets. @6
dec 8--3t WIN. A. RICHARDSON.
American telegraph., 1851-12-10

John MI. JOHNSON, Wholesale ~ Re-
u tail Dealer In Boots and shoes, keeps
constantly hand general assortment Of LADIES' Gen
emens Boys, Misses and Childrens Boots and Shoes,
Of every description.
Also, large lot Of Trunks, Valses, and Carpetbags
Af- Pcnna. av., bet. ~ and 9th sts.,
nov 25-eodtf next to the AthenRum.
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Jenny LIND Opera Glasses from the Opticai Ansa.
j GemanyThe pfoprietor Of IN
have convenience OF ten nums
customers States established branch in the city
New York.
superior quality Of the Munich glasses is acknowledge
they university in Germany and more ~
been sold during Jenny Lind concerts "
York and Philadelphia -
variety OF telescopes optical Instrument ~
hand and glasses set in frames 70 os
Mr. Becke the firm Of Wasein Co., New York, WI .uee
upon their carefully examined ~
through which method in conneIon with ne M
kind Of mincu glasses the will be conserved and
Dyer Mcclure have been appointed agents for the cry
ngton ard received full assortment OF the
arces which they respectfully the attention OF me
Mir Becke will the city for few day., and "" p"
special such may his services
DYER h MCGUIRE
Dec l4du Corner OF l8h and Pennsylvania avenue
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JENNY LIND The crowd attracted 10 New Orrans b Y
The presence of Jenny Lind i. More
tctnty thousand Strangers have reached there the
week., and every steamer which adds
numbers which throng that OVERLOOKING city. The i-
plant greetings which everywhere meet this Queen OF
Song have parallel in the history of the world
Ii believed that Banum will realize half a million Of
dollars his with the divine Jenny, only
half OF the net proceeds OF her concerts.
No portion OF the public appear appreciate the Swedish
Nightingale highly as the editorial fraternity, whose
hearts and souls she seems 10 have taken by
every point which she has visited They describe her
ing the rapurou stains, and in language worthy
the music Of the spheres and TO be removed and
ported for The time being from all pattic the
OF the dull poddng vord which nhabit. Poor fellows
their feelings should not be envted The life OF editor
best great and perpexity, aud the sl
maiden, in causing one Of bright sunshine to ilu-
mine his gloomy pathway has pished object
thy visit the New World -Pdudng (hiss) Clarion
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POsr o,slos DrrARrssSr,

EFT December "A, 1850
gEALED PROPOSALS. viii be received this department unul
y Oeock IN. the 2lst April usAt oI furnishing o'
four wears ron Of July such Quantities and
al such be required aud ordered Tor e mail serev
mail bags Of following description 10 vii
CANVASS MAIL BAGS.
size No as inches Length and o. inches IN circumference
10 be- made OF weighing 70 10 the yard Of
inches yam the fsbne 10 be doubled aud twisted and
nyefod
he made OF cotton canvass weighing Is 10 the yard "a
ah,, Nv width and the like that
o htst OF bugs.
made weighing 10 10 tile yard
and The cloth 10 be above described
The and be made win sum
ceni nube hoe and provided with strong cotd 10
sur. ther mouths All inside and outside thus
"U. 3. MAIL
LEATHER AND CANVASS POUCHES,
or mail bags with opened fastened
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Adjourned to Monday, IL o'clock, a. m.

The TEXAN BoNps-Th, Treasury Department In Wash.
ington have had prepared the blank the Texan
ny bonds for the ten millions granted Ts under M
Peafces bill, and Is expected that they viii be Issued
those entaed to them in short time. The Secretary
of the Treasury has not ye understand given his
decision IN regard to some questions which have been
submitted to him. but it is understood will do in few
days
The blanks or the bonds have been prated by Toppan
Carpenter CASTELAR,, Co.. aud are beautiful specimens
perfection which the has arrived in this
ry The bonds prepared be issued in OF l00
$780, 0o0 and SIS each The prime pal figure that
back ground There also tbs bonds figure OF
Il Texan hunter and Texan farmer There also on
each bond kenesses of the distny of the
county On bond the busts of Washington aud
Chief Justice Marshall another, those OF Webster and
Corw another those oil Corw and Senator Pearce,
(who tightly selected for this compliment, he is the
author the bill authorizing the bonds be issued and
the other Secretary Stuart and Attorney General Crit
Ga the 81 900 coupon bonds the busts OF Pres
idens Taylor and Fillmore.
They are, FAY, admirably printed, and beau
tuily designed
Z. S.-Since the above in type, see, by a notice
the National lIteligencer that The Secretary OF the
Treasury poued till the 18th OF June his decision
he questions resulting from the proviso in the
der which the appropriation Of the millions grant
cd Texas. This postpone is made NJ cessary
certain official documents OF Texas indispensable tc
| his dee son, have yet been received.
| [Buhi,nore Patriot.
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SUPERIOR Daguerreotyp~s !-First Premium -. n.
y WHlrEHURsT extended the field Of his opcran"n w
ground than any the country MS
between ~ and ON
No. 2o7 Baltimore Baltimore Broadway Ane Lso
street, New York; No. n Main street, Richmond Seaps
street, Peersburgi Main street. Norfolk; and Main suse
burg, Virginia :.
His besu,fu and highly finished electro are
extraordinary Improvement, insuring faithful and hsh
Hkenesses few seconds.
The rotary ground, invented by J. H. Whehurss p
airy and living appearance to the picture ,.a-
Whtebursts Distribute than thirty DC
sand pictures annually and have given dsanssco "
certainly naierinx proof Of the superiority Of bis
n w calls the OF the public generally to h ss
furnished gallery Lane and fuckers store wsds
exhibition of pictures will be given. "a,
Notwithstanding unusual competition in dsguerreonp'
Fair Of the Maryland Institute he awarded inc "
medal by the Judges. ..
Likene.ses every description copied and post notsm
attended TO. Nov ao-ap
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Supreme Court OF the United states.
FRInAr. March !, 1851.

No, "a. d Random U.s. T. Tobys administrators. In
the district court OF The United States for Texas
Mr. Justice GIier delivered the opinion Of this court,
affirming The udgm OF the said district court, with
and damages al the rate Of SIN per cenum per an
nun,
No SIS. A Fowler Il al, us. A. p. Merrill. Appeal
from the circuit OF the United States Tor Arkansas
Mr. Justice Woodbury. delivered the opinion OF this
court affirming the decree OF the said circuit court with
costs.
No 80 A. Lecomte os The United States. Appeal
from the district court of the United States for Louisiana
Mr. Justice Daniel delivered the opinion of this court,
affirming the decree OF the said district court.
No. ~. The United States Us. I Powers's heirs APP
peal from the district Of the United States for Mis-
sissppi Mr. Justice Caon delivered the opinion OF this
court reversing the decree of The said district court and
remanding this case. with directions dismiss the pet.
ton of the claimants
No. IS J. Webster H. T. Reid In error to the
supreme court of Iowa. MIR. Justice Mclean delivered
the opinion OF this court reversing with COSTS the udg
men of the said supreme court.
No. 95. j. II. Bennett s. f. Buerworh. In err
10 the district of the United States for Texas
Mr. Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion OF this
court reversing the judgment of the said district court
with costs, and renanding this for uenue faea,
de nopo.
Adjourned to Monday IL o'clock, a.
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rDl1cR'S CORRESPONDENTS.
BALrIaKE Mach SIS y. -.
Dsfahy bsi,0.en Jslryldrd and Psu~'y!un.ia-d Slave
Caa.-John ILLsr, ir.-- iaOLhtr BOX

D,ficuly bstr0.en JWIrlnd and PENS yluIi IA Slave
Cass.-John Tyler, jr.- daoher Biloxi
difficulty Of some mp oranco haa arisen between
Maryland and Pennsyvana on account OF tue recent re-
ooyery Of a fugitive slave by Mr. j. ). Mtchel OF Cecil
couuy land his az having stolen the woman and
her child oh without rskinx the making out OF ne claim
In due Of law TIC governor Of fshnyNania bss
requision 10 The governor OF Maryland or Tue pei
son Of MI J. s. MichsI fugitive tom justice Ia hat
Stale The age consists OF having employed agents 10
carry only his slave, bat her child, which was the
issue OF marriage contracted In Ne" jersey Two wears
after She made from him, aud which Is claimed
by Psnnsy lvana fee child, but under the laws oil
yland being OF slave nohef is slave chid Inc TWO
ssen Mrssrs Plce and AlDeri, have already II viii 10
rsme nbere been tsi and convicted and sentenced to
pententa. for kid lappins her aud her Guild at Fh
adel phia.
Governor Love has. OF course, declined to give MI
Michel up, he has committed no offence against ue
laws OF Maryland and ha. addressed an able reply 70 he
lie accompanying the requisi'on, IN when ne 70 su
tanned by written opinion furnished by huoihey oe'"i
Brent
observe tina John Tyler Jr OF ex President Tyler
has enl, red the fed pnsdeiphia temperance
orator. and Is spoken OF an eNqnent and elective
speaker.
The stone the Washington monument from the Aperi'
can Wing Society of Prnceton. Now Jerrey, Is being
li she'd at the studio of Messrs Baughman Brother IN
this city II is an elegant block Of Carara MARBLE and in
the ceutre face of the block the words, Ameri-
can Whig Society, Princeton, New Jersey memento 10
70 On either side OF this is star fac-simile
The medal issued by he association Oe OF The Stars CON
ains the following i.scrpuon-'Soc Amer. Wp'g ihsu-
IN "a A. d. MDCCLXX" The other contains the follow
ina Lite r,h Amlcitia jrss." These mouoes INDICATE
whence This is beautiful piece OF work, and
the highest credit tho gentlemen who have IN
hand There least dozen Other blocks IN preara-
in this city, from different societies and associations
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Hon FrA>cts I. BRookE.-Ths distinguished d ed
his residence this place, Monday last, in the
SSa year q his age Judge Brooke his death
OF the oldest who has ever lived in Virginia He
aid de-uamp General Washington, and for fifty years
Judge oil the court OF appeals in thus State.
The vacancy court OF appeals caused by the death
of Judge Brooke learn will probably be flied by X. c
L. Moncure esq than whom moe acceptable appoint
m the people of this section could not be made
tFrsdaicksbtvg VA N,us
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TOR sALE.-Fsk Raymond's elegant air tight metallic e.s
of avenue directly opposite Gs
bys Hotel. ~,
Having completed extensive factory which has ensAe
cafns, and being conufs
that low prices ready and greatly accommods
unfortunate need cohn for their fnd w
reduced prices below what IL now paid Tor
coffin We conducting funerals the country or cry S
rtrc, regard 10 economy. contrary the remains
of Gen ylor never cofn has
single Of Of them bursting from me M
~ " ' M. NJ. WHITE,
UDdenae'
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, COMPENDIUM of the Entire Body of the Law,
BY As4 arranged "'' reference
vols Law sheep, svo., pp ilT. Retail Jpn, Price $40
40 and 81 Ann street. New Yoh
Opinions of the Profession.
works in the profession mat contain such
public patronage. curpr Iuartcp Np,oo
concur with Nh Nelson in his opinion the men,
TONED WORK. CHANCELLOR wALwoRru
NEW YoxK, Sep. 10, 1850.
The v,s mutation OF reliable citations from the Who'll, NM,
no s ausar 10 the law student giving him the facility GIN
reference and will extensively aid the s'nden de praedo
anu ''' "'-" ROBERT j. wALKEa
OCTOBER 10, 1850.
grained with their accuracy and have been much pesi
with the precision with which announces the pm
niles of the cases Indeed have received
sance myself that feel anxious that the profession
lear" It's me''a' and IKE me- s''' JUDGE EDMusm
New YoRx Cry, Oct. l6 1850.
Il mpas all the advantages of and wellsmuc4
while IL the profession vast deal Of time
ao'r DAVID PAUL BROWN Philndelpn
Mr. Kline has collected with great diligence accSncya.
decided the points presented sy ms and he
very ANY ~ , mot;es are 40 copous ~ 10 rive 10 m, s
'eS''' q '"' JUDGE PETERS philadelph.
Ib.ve examined Kinnes Law Compendium much alien
ton as my would allow aud satisfied ushHM
facilitate the abors preparation Ssn
for argument From examination Of the several
titles can say confidence that they treated with graz
JUDGE GRIDIEY, Utica, New York
calculated greater help TO the student than Other
book extant will find its upon every aSyas
abIe as a valuable ready reference. = - -,
$500 w. L. HURST, PHILADELPHIA
The plan utility and of these works have received
the UNQUALIFIED appreciation distinguished ush DE
United Justice Story, Chief Justices Williams
Vermont Hornbower New Jersey, Tucker Of Virginia. Crunch
of Washington city, Weston Of Maine &C., &c nor
Published by JOHN 7. IhoN,
Nov 24-n ~ and Oh Ahnsuee1
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Ertrae from the act Of Consrs" ad MareA las section Is

from Of Consren of MureA, ls45 section H.
lind Be further enacted Tha. shall be The duty OF the Post
on OF the mail TO let The same every case the lowest bidder
other reference the OF such may
es.saIy TO provide for The due CELEBRITY eean and seeu, Of
quired purchase oui take valuations e stock vehicle
Bidders win careful
to this They requested to state IN their
size and weight Of the mails or the speed called for the schedule
railroad conveyance and consequently
a9ns. will be s % BIDS Ss sd d Of @ In all
to be understood including the supply OF each office
Line Of their respective road. no, owe, a1ss, Of mile from
on considered. =.
PROPOSALS for carrying the mail. Of the United States from
ps m II ), va the contract o, Of d. Po.
Department The city OF Washington until OF day
route. and in the and time herein specified, viz
5aa5 Hopkinsvls 10 m, weekly Monday, wodnes-
Long View Oak Grove, Rnssod New Providence, Clark.
VILE Msesdoo, fsd ita, Thoma'v'e' Users Cross
Sd Ss saes S. Sy mex Monday Ssy s an.
saa1 Prom HopKia.vlc weekly, Tuesday, Thursday
BY Besssw Csa., Canton, Golden Pond, Aurora,
TO Columbia. by "a m nsz,d.y. lOl miles
and IN next day.
Each proposal should he accompanied guarantee signed by
responsible persons the following
The updersigncd, -, guaranty that -, n his bid for
carrying the mail from he accepted mas
General shall into obligation prior day
July with good and sufficient sureies perform
proposed
accompanied by certificate Of postmaster or
other equivalent testimony tina, the property
and able to make good their guarantee.
The proposals should be endorsed
Proposal. for No - and addressed the Ft
Postmaster General.
For the p,ohsou Of BID. resulting from coasiusOns and
last annual advertisement
~ X. HALL,
Postmaster General.
PosT orrios DrrhRTsEsT, March 6, 1851,
Mari Alw
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arrest Of Supposed Fugitiues-Detcnt'on OF the Mat
PHILADELPHIA, March s-p ma colored woman and
enid arrested yesterday in Columbia county
they alleged be fugitive slaves and claimed
belonging to Mr. John Perdue, Of Baltimore county, Mary
aud. lie states that they ran eli from him in 1919 A
uabeas corpss has been issued and examination
Of the to take place to day before Judge Kane
The mail from Baltimore aid not reach post office
un 10 O'Clock this morning. having been detained by deep
The railroad track
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Fupit,ue Slaves at Portland, Me.

Bosros, March GA gentleman just from Portland in.
lous that hlfyone fugitive slaves ie city yeser.
dag ST. Johns, n. Is. Tney urged to remain
py the clizens who promised them pTo,econ but they
isiug lear and preferred into salcy
numLe lugitves still remain Portland, declarn a.
hat they iii never he taken alive.
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The Fugitive siIue Case, &c.

Boston. March The Daily Advertiser OF this morning.
communication from George L. Curtis, plana-
Of and sustaining his POSITION hat the recent
act OF levyina war sganst the United States,
aud therefore subecng the pnrcipaors penal
4, of dea h.
INVITATION President FILLMORE VISIT BjsroN-
the common council last night appointed committee OF
thirteen invite President Fillmore 10 visit Boston.
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The Bank Sltspensi0n.

ALBANY March 6-AI the notes OF the Keep 3 INK and
Lewis County Bank oil -red today have been redeemed.
ALBANY March THE paper Of the Lewis County B INK
Is not taken up to-day.
RuFPAlo. March IL authorize you dsny all
tens affecting credit We sound and mistake.
R. II. SHERMAN, Cashier.
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CARUsI's SALOON.

GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CoNCERT.-The Gcrmsnin Musical
VI respectfully the ladies
Washington The vicinity that they will grand
Monday 10th instant Carus Saloon,
will their choicest
pieces performed during this their subscription
In BALTIMORE
ovcrturesMaha by fIotowi and william Tell, by Rossn
braDts violin, by Beriot
by Mr. Schultzo.
the Of the Prophet by Meyerbeer
Polonaise containing all the
mems used In orchestra, by Wittmann
Prudia introduction and chorus the OF Enani,
Nud
Made Lind celebrated Bird Song arranged for orchestra
by Mr.. Bergman
Finale the opera OF Auila, by Verdi.
Villagers Waltz, by Lanner
Source Polka, by Bergmnnn &c.
Single 50 tho principal hotels book and
and at the door
Doors open at O'Clock, concert at O'Clock
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drriuai of the Enpire CHy.--Mors Cold

NEw YORK. March The steamed Empire City has ar
lived he,e Chagres. She bungs one hundred and
sixty and bundled and nifty thousand dol
lars IN gold Her is no later than that brought
py the North America.
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Steamboat Disas'er.-Coiisge Commencement

PHILADELPHIA, March S-p, m-rha steamer Trenton,
with night pa ,.engers from New lok, last night run
INTO the Terry steamer and sunk it. No lives lost
The Jetiersol Medical College this monlng graduated
the country.
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National Hall.

This well filled Saturday night
Nsahes rendering the character Of Richard III Much curiosity
had been excited relation this performance from the fact that
differs widely from other artist The throughout
the whole hss awarded high to Mr. ~ for his mas,ery
SsneAon n the backed and have generally endorsed
the srceence OF appIsnded those
points whsrei" Mr. Nesde boldly departs from the old track We
nave MOI ume TO pacoaye but cordially Join in the high suda
mons whe ms drawn forth each
city he has visited On Monday feature
Of the engagement wis Mohammed 20 them
selves OF this opportunity Mr. after
his benefit Wednesday night.
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CAMERON srREET HOUSE,

Teransvfd, FHgtnd.
THIS spacious finished in the best modern
Itfront south about ihytwo feet running back
back buildings hundred fifty Everything psee.
has been provided for the and comfort Of ~
family To gentleman holding public office in Wnshnroe ev
offers the following Inducements wit perfect hesimlneS
uation, short and pleasant drive city to city, uch
rent, much cheaper living, and the best society
era credit will be given but the viii be
Immediate possession be had For further psr'enan NV"
CHRISTOPHER NEALE,
Dec la-iswu Aetaho"
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y. ". PATTON.

fForner partner Of J. r. Dor, esq., ..
GENERAL AGENT for the prosecution Of claims beiof
either Of the pensions land III
rearso pay horses any other lost pop s
tiers, post paid, addressed " Patton, Washington cry
receivc Immediate attention N"'A
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ly- The Rev. DR.. sehon ofIouisv lille NY vii
L. Church south 9th street.
Patent onice,) this evening" at ~ O'Clock.
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| KNOX WALKER will practise law In the ssw,o. n
Court o. the United States, and attend to hs pr
claims against the government Adar~ss Washington W.
Mar. loft
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Or Unitarian ChurchReligious be expected
to-day, H. and ~ O'Clock, M
Quoted by the Rev. Mr.. Hosmer
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NEW YORK BLOCK FOR WASHINGTON MoNu.
MESr.-Ihe block OF marble 10 be placed in the monu
ment to Washington, at the national capital for which
appropriation made by the New York legislature
at its last session. has been procured 1t is OF Glens
Falls marble, OF deep black color and is four feet and
half in length by three and half in BREADTH and -four.
teen inches thick. it, weight is something than
one ton The ornamental work on lis front surface is
described as follows:
The base upon which the scul work is pro-
Iectio1 eight inches In WIDTH and its surface from side
OF the block the other describes the longitudinal
tpre OF an eipss Upon this base there stands pyra-
nydai column in low relief, supporting medallion thirty
hfee inches IN diameter, In which scuptured in has
hei INC arms OF the state, whA Immediately above, and
esibs upon TIE medallion Is le-like and elaborate
~ wrought wreath Of laurel emblematic OF her enduring
ane ~ shove the base and upon the lower part OF the
word New York"
Netr Intk ~