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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
(MORsE LINE)
wAsmNoToN oFNoR, rEsNsYLvANIA AvEkuR,

wAsmsoroS OFFICE rEsssYLvAsIA AVENUE,
Fifth house al OF National Hotel, Noe.
THE line established by any company In the United
States, and consequently the odese line, extending
Washington, Baltimore Philadelphia, New York and
delivering and receiving al the stations avt
Grace, wilmington Princeton, New Brunswick, New
ark Jersey Cythe country present time
having lately extensive repairs, and
number of which
required for the accommodation OF the public win an
accuracy fidelity hitherto uuequaed This line
companies Morse nss morrill,
SOUTH extending already fifteen thousand miles, either
which delivered desired The
ayers this line have lately thoroughly sysenazed its bust
ness, mode delivery OF It's
special favos With the fac
possessed this company one is iny
ted try fhey reliable for tee
graphing The offices of the Magnetic Telegraph Company are
Natona
Baltimore, No Exchange South Gay Philadelphia
No. street, Quincy Granite budng New York, No
5 Hanover street, corner Of Beaver
WIN. M. SWAIN, President
Marchl4 -3Uds
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THE NEGRO SrMMs-Throughoui the lae vlol 'a. 4,
play OF abotonsm IN the State OF Massachu, s,,Os
public press there, with very few exceptions %,os
the law nobly. The Boston Traveller Of SATURDAY
graduates liz readers that the fugitive slave case
length been brought 10 a conclusion which NV
mass Of the community will pronounce to be JUS"
adds the following facts -
Relative the story Of the purchase Of Simms ~ sa
odca dealer Of this city, we learn from an Nm
that such is no--as yet at least-the fact ihe ri
question has been told by the agent Of the o II,
bacon, that he can probably purchase Smms a,,r ss
oval ia Georgia Tor 81 500. The orders OF the HA
not to sell him here at any prices ,.odb
Though the city will have TO pay greater ~ ,bst
expense oil preserving the peace, yet II Il though
dave will be very large-perhaps as high as w"
"a 900.
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VniTrRs THy WoRLDs FAIR The Washington Re-
public calls the attention ofvisits the ord's Fair to
the necessity Of procuring passports In this country, they
intend visiting any portion of continental Europe. The
manner and mode Of Obtaining them theses An appli-
cation Is made the STATE Department with general
description Of the spplcenfs age residence sight com.
plexion, and other m'nuu OF personal appearance
with an affidavit Of citizenship. ege and place Of birh
sGnsd BY himself and one other person. and taken
before justice orn notary passport then returned
from The department. without charge 1t Is much better to
get shsm her. than twin be to the Anne rcan Minister
for them.
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IA II. and Mrs. HLAsKO have honor NJ ,,ror,,,,,,.
wi the ladies and gentlemen Of Washington that their Dancine
Academy the saloon Of Hail. street, i. ma % ~
opened every day from 10 O'clock O'Clock D m (ercep,
ing sundays) N@r'
Parties and soirees viii be furnished upon with two
lent musicians for moderate price. Applications
Parker's Fancy Store, National Botel.
Feb 7-eoM1
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/" WASHINGTON, March Q, lsI

!" " AsHING Ton, March . 70. !.
"GEyTIEaEsi You may well say that you new, .
proached the anniversary Of Mr. Gays birth WIZ ~
praouud respect for this Industrious and vehefao
man than you do now :, c, "a, ms
"Hsyug entertained high regard for Mr. Clay y, y,
years ana heartily operating with him on uaV I'M,
sons in public liie have great pleasure IN ssyns
40 period he ever render more important service
country than when he took part ia favor OF the comF
IN ea sufes OF the late session OF Congress. ,,k,,
81 thank you, gentlemen, Tor the kind no'iee ""
my efforts on the same subject. A,ss
"Itwould give me pleasure 10 attend vow u
bnt an excursion Tor that purpose would be In0'
with my engagements al that time"
Before and after these letters were read, a nune
oas,s were drunk. Among them we nctce the i0N''
ing as the tenth regular toast;
"Ths Colleagues Of Henry Clay in The CompIoEn,s r
1860 In the Senate and In the Houtel fstro's-Vm NJ,
IN holy cause-they buried party DIN rel "o
ar OF a common county"
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PrrrsBuRe, April l2--George Wo1dsoa, the ~ so,
slave who was taken from this city aboata "on.,-hu
freedom having been effected by ooltdbuton, from p
anthropist. in this and Alleghsny City.
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NOTIkICATlON.-The subscribers beg leave hei
customers and the public that they have opened
well selected stock Of following ARTICLES which they invite
ention,
Linen sheetings, Ga, 81, io4, and Ia4, Irish
do 81, 50, l04, and 1874, German
Pillow-case linens, all widths, Irish and scotch
White aud brown cotton, dp o 4, 81, 1914, and I24
White and coIored Marselles quilts very large
hiendaie quilts, very cheap
Richardson. super family linen.
Gray and sons s0f-fnsh do
Scotch Hollands tor family
Damnsk table cloths, all and qualities
Table damask by the yard all widths superior.
hlso, superior lot OF silk warp and gauze hannols
Gentle mons aud ladies' under garments.
Together with general Of furnishing goods
MAJ 26-4wn n HOOE CO.
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A. ]. DoNELNN

The Clay Festival Association OF the city Of M
York celebrated the 18th birthday Of that eminent e
on the 18th instant, by samptuous repast at the App
Rooms. Several songs were sung and speeches dsVsi
in which the advocates of the higher law were hand
without gloves The following letters were read aul
the evening from Mr.. Clay and Mr.. Webster:
Havana, March 81, lSi|
GENTLEMEN, have great pleasure in acknowhtsi
the receipt Of your oblgng letter. stating the purpose
Clay Festival Association 10 celebrate, on the 18th proi
my birthday, in the city of New York, by suppet
inviting 10 be present and partake OF the festival
Language, gentiemen. IS inadequate to express
teelin KS and the extent Of my very great 90
ions my friends in New York for the strength ~
consancy and fidelity OF their tachmentto me, Of
they have given 50 many signal proofs
"In this last you have found an additional motive.
out Of my recent public service. In all the lnh
struggles Of that service 1t high consolation ana
slim ulatng cement TO me TO know tDa Wha'1
differences OF opinion mig elsewhere exist between
friends and me, there was none there could DO hone
the question involved was the integrity and harmony
Union 20 the preservation OF which we stood vonhu
and unanimously pledged lfthere be any remaining
our country N hope there noO who would sees OF
sire to overthrow IL. let them go abroad and contrast
nnmbe fess blessings and our wonderful advancemen
sOefIry with the condition oil any other people
habi.able globe and if they do not return with pos'
gratitude for our admirable insttutions.shey mus
1eaus no, derived from the common parent OF nankln
perverted ~ the same evil spirit which destroyed
pose in the garden Of Eden Temporary as Is my az
iro the United States, during my short soourn on
ghifu leland, almost in sight al the shores OF our
country feel that sentiment in full force
81 shall rsturn, gentlemen, In few days to Ashnnl
the route Of New Orleans and the Mississippi and f1
therefore, that II will not be m my power 10 DC
midst Of my friends the occasion to which you y
done me the honor to invite me.
80 need not assure them That wherever may
home or abroad-in heart, in spirit, and IN Smpa@'' |
with them
with high respect, am your friend and oS'd'nH
Vant' I'll CLAY
"Mes.r. BRkwsR, WooD, BLUNT. BRADFORD q" y
RDII.H
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no OWNERS of Lands Ina Te1as.-A gentleman in yrgi ala
who Is good surveyor and lawyer desires TeIa
the and would like
owner Of lands In that country, a bring into
market.
He as family and small capital DESTROYS Of engaging
agriculture lie give ho satisfactory testimonials
~ ihiegy and responsibility and his
as 20 enubc him considerable emigration
Any ofTexas lands
Of such an arrangement be placed
ADVERTISER and get suitable responses by Addressing paid
WIN. GOULDiN,
Mmi3-u
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NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS--Jast received
~ 20 pieces handsome China silk
10 do do China silk grenadines
Is do do. silk tissues, style
50 do do plain and figured berege
10 do Donna Isabella, entirely
10 do Donna Maria, do
~ do India silk
do puned marques for dresses and pretty
so do berege dc lame
~ do French figured foulard silk
20 do French dc LANES, very superior
Is do black silk, every quality add price
Is black lace nantes
30 do scars
30 do shaws
So pieces black lace, all widths
superior plain and figured Grape shawls
Together with large handsome mourning
dress goods, N embroidered muslin chem
collars, sleeves, silk mils Md and silk gloves
silk thread and hosiery Also, stock French
English cloths drng, yesDg which
c solicit the attention OF buyers. ,....
lO-2wif r. H. HODE
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Young Ladiies' Institute,

Late Mrs ID. H. Burrs) corner Of 9th and l. Streets
THE subscriber will the charge of this institution Mon
day the 2 of April and will give his constant and personal
supervision department The usual branches of thorough
and mathematical education will be taught
The religious OF The institute will be based the
iormuares of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
The Of the principal teacher
age him look for the patronage the pube and for correspond
of success.
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CLihk's UFFIoE H0usk or KEPREsENTArIvEs y. D.,
April s. 1851.
PROPOSALS will be received nj Office
of May for delivery Capitol
ded nifty Of coal,
Jumps about size OF fourteen de-
posted the vaults OF tile CAPITOL particles
Also, hundred and w cords best qualify bick
wood, cords TO be sawed in pieces
msnde pieces, be
vaults before the ensuing
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Clerk House OF Representatives U. 8.
Ap6-dtihMayf
intel, Repubc a. Southern Press1
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For boarding pupils, SIS per quarter.
For day =" IS TO Sl6
Payable always in advance.
Music drawing Latin, Italian, Spanish, and German
permitted Rev. O. NJ Butler, d. d. Rev j. w.
French Mr. Fzhugh Coye Washington ci Rev. James May,
d. Alexandria Rev Alonzo Potter, d. d., clergy
generally of Philadelphia and Rt Rev Alfred Lee D. d. of Della
X
WILLIAM J. CLARK. =
An
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RSnnoNhb. DE SEEDING wYLfE have removed the
"a eh.fa Agency and Law oce Seventh street,
National nteligencer ofIco - =
Mar 20--aawf
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For Norfolk

For NorfsIk
.--LS The Steamer osCEoLA, having undergone Oh
ss-A@~a> REPAIRS will her place.
leaving Washington Wednesday and Saturday O'Clock
A. Returning leave Norfolk every Monday Thursday
O'Clock Touching, going and returning Cone and
the usual landing the Potomac for signals land
Passage aud fare, 81.
ApuI l-s JAMES MITCHELL, Captain.
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~ Daughter by =, n, W.
byfnes Dictionary of Engineering No a.
hPpotohs mechanlcs Magazine, No. 4, for AprlI
Just published, and for sale BY
hp Raoss.p,.s - Nano a o.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REwARD.-Ran away from
subscriber THE I'd Of March, 1851 my coorcd ChTA
ltNE aiios Francis.
inches high She Of delicate Appearance
about 80 Of she II supposed he hiring WASH
ngt1n nee secrced by free Of color
All persons forewarned against hg hardening The
above reward will be paid on her delivery 10
Mar 25-3nwu ]. HILTON.
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c. w. BENNETT,
A Commissionr for the State Of Nsp York
Once on 18th street, nearly spposs the Treasury.
Jan 45-e0d3m
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I1AHM Ar PRIVATE sALE,-We have for private sale a
farm containing about 100 lying the Marlboro road
miles bridge Forty In
cultivation There good dwelling the premises For
urther information apply TO DYER Il Mcguire,
97-dU Auctoneers and Commission Merchants.
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~ II. GLUSKEt, Architect and Civil Engineer, has
", removed his Office Tayes buildings north side Of Pennyi
vania avenue, between 18th and 18Th streets west
Fob
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FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS.
DIR. ID. q. TIA RINGTON.

1Sl Main Street. Worcester, Mass,
ANOULn say that at great expense, he has prepared
w IRON the original receipt, the FRENCH Periodical
DROPS, discovered by j, HARRINGTON, NJ. D., while
practising in the Hospital in Paris under the immediate
observation of the renowned Ricord of Paris and OF
London.
Warranted in all cases to have the desired effect These
Drops are invariably certain TO regulate the Female Sys
TEN, and can be taken without hazard relief warrant
ed, or the money returned They known by hundreds
OF females in this country be the only separation ever
discovered that has proved invariably all
Impressions Irregularities, &c &C.
One trial will convince the skeptcal, and a
ter will they be induced take any other Ladies' who
have often been deceived by purchasing Pills and
rom Male and Female lmpOsers under the pretence of eff
iecting cnre-medcines which, in nineteen of
twenty have an injurious effect upon the SYSTEM without
producing the desired result any sign OF it, should
these Bipeds ami but the genuine French PERI
oDcAL DRoPsthe efficacy of which has been tested in
hundreds OF and never failed effect speedy
without any bad result The Drops the result of an
extensive practice, and not discovered by accident To
eulogise their virtue, woud add their merit We
woud only say Try them, and if they do not prove be
what they are represented, the money will be returned
Ihey viii he sent to any part of the country, from
observation by addressing (post paid DIR. d. c. HAIR
klNGTON, No. l2l Main street, Worcester Mass. his
Female Agent No 81 Chesnpt Street Pine, Prov
dece, l.. and at no other place in the United States.
Fun directions accompanying each bottle.
PRICE FIVE DOLLARS. iv25-dtf
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NEWPORT via PROVIDENCE.
ON AND AFTER JUNE l6, 1851,
THE STEAMER PERRY. Cant. WOoJse,


THE STEAMER PERRY, Capt. WooIsey,
$500 port, connecting twice each way each day
with trains of PROVIDENCE & WORCESTER RAIL,
ROAD, as follows:
Leave New port at A. NJ. and las P. NJ
Leave Providence at 8 A NJ. and p NJ
Or on the arrival of trains from Worcester and Boston,
stations OF New York and New Haven Railroad New
orkj OF Western Railroad, Albany; or Providence and
Worcester Railroad, Worcester.
FARE.
New ork and Newport, via. New Haven Hart
ford, Springfield and Worcester IS 50
Albany and Newport via Springfield and Worcester so
Worcester and Newport, so
q Passengers may leave New York by 8 A. NJ train
ana arrive IN Newport the evening; or New York BY
7. W. rain sleep Worcester and arrive al Newpcrt
Veh Newport sam evening; may sleep Worcester
ana arrive AT Newport next noOn Saratoga in the
orehoo dine at Albany sleep Springfield and arrive in
newport evening OF next days leave Spri gfeld at Is
evening. - 0
ihny may leave Newport in the morning. dine in Sprne
Held an0 arrive in New York at 2. M,-Abany al p
NJ or al Saratoga at ~ p. NJ Those going North can
he III flchburg or Nashua, and rrve al Keene or Bel
lows rails via the Cheshire Railroad or M Concord ar
odus the same evening; or leave Newport at Las p
steep IN worcester Springfield and arrive nj The abov
mentioned pieces early the 1T day.
dssegeIs from Worcester will take the 645 A. NJ or
dine in Providence w - a. W. liam anu
An examination of Goldthwae'A Railroad Man will
CLEARLY snow the eligibility of this route TO those
rom New York, Western, Northern or Central portion
OF New England to Newport
Passengers and baggage conveyed free of
Dual ana Railroad station in Providence.
80, ISAAC II. SOUTHWICK
- WI Sup't OF i. IL w Railroad.
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NEW BEDFORD MASS
DR.. MORsE's
InVigO ating Cordial,

nor Genital Debility Impotency Incontinence or Noe
D. tnrnai Emissions, Loss Of Muscular Energy Physical
Llssi'ude, General Prosraton &c any OF the conse-
quences OF youthful ndscreton Indulgence Of the pass
IONS IN rper That this medicine will cure the above
complaints and relieve the mental and bodily ncapacty
Tie unfortunate sufferer have proof positive,
oIowing testimony, OF the many received will shows
Dr. w ooGward, of the Massachusetts Insane Hospital
Wnes oil one OF his patients being cured by using Tins
nan ths:-lt gives me pleasure in orm you that OF
my patients While i'll Boston, pracu ed some OF your Cor
aa lie tells me that ne had not single emission after he
commenced taking IT, while before he had or three
week. When he applied touen says DR.. w. 81 thought
afay possible Tor him ever TO regain his whole strength
inc usual medicine used in hose in the
ospla but they had no effect lii the meantime he pGf-
cnaseu some oil Your cordial which has effected cure
Mn satisne1 no oher medicine would. shall ever recon-
menu ~ whenever an opportunity occursn
ItepaIeu oy NJ MORSE NJ. d. Important advice, with
ultecuous lnr care, accompany ing bottle
"ilcn WI oe forwarded to the rer's'adsifess
Ia ~ d. Frep~a!lons Of sarsaparila &C. have no effect
d Wi NellheF Is me nonsense contained in won
ueIihl niue books on this subject of any use
Only Agents NJ. g. GREEN f. M 3 NJ Main st,oa, and
aug25-eod3m "''Oe''ei'
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FOUND AT LAST!
Jillson's Compound Vegetable Syrup,

FOR PURIFYING lie BLOOD.
MPURlTY of the Blood is doubtless the cause of most
Diseases. This Syrup Is designed TO it heal
thy condition. 1t has of great benefit those
where fair trial has been given it, lesmO
mails will show. 1t presented TO the public as cure for
Nervousness. General Debility Indigestion, Liver Cont
phis Colds, Coughs, Consumpve Diseases, and it era
icates all kinds of hum0rs such Scoia, Salt Rbeun
Pimles ON the face Ulcers Blotrhes }les, Ring Worm
or letter. EFyspeas ST. AnhOny's Fire. Ii is also
complete remedy for all diseases arising IRON nudcious
use OF mercury and completely renoUates the system
No person who values health after becoming acquainted
with its virtues, will remain long wi hout it. Prepared
only by G, JIIJStiN Woonsocket n 1
" For sale in Worcester by Spur a. Sb ey, No l40
Nam street. Draper Clark Nos. 1903, los and 07 Front
street. Tan Harrington and by Agents throughout the
New England States my6-dly
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PATENtrG
American and Foreign Office.
Agency for Business with L. 5. Patent Office
WASHINGTON.

Agency for Business with u. 5. Patent Office,
WASHINGTON.
No. 20 State Street-BOSTON.
1910 the subscriber appointed by u e Commits
soner OF Patents Agent of the IT, ;. Patent Office in ac
cordance with the 10th Sec of Act of 1887.
Having relnqushed the Agency for transmission of Mod
els and adopted more expeditions mode OF sending them
to tie Patent Office, whereby Patent may be pl occurred
about SIX weeks earer he continues forward them free
oil eXpenseio prepare Caveats Specifications
and all the necessary Papers and Drawings
to render advice ON legal and scientific matters respecting
the Pate ssecured in Europe and other countries
by appictt vi This Office, inventors ed the time
ana cost oil .Grney TO Washington, and delay there as
well all persons trouble in obtaining their patents They
also have the advantage OF verbally explaining their ve-
uos and OF consulting in respect hem matters gen
era, of paramount importance in order obtain correct
practice extensive collection of works decisions
ETC, on mechanical Subjects the Patent Laws and Patents
o. different countries collected much expense during The
long time this Office has been established together with
accounts here kept OF inventions patented Washington
enable the subscriber afford Inventors DESTROYS OF pro-
curing Patents assistance and information which in other
respects might be difficult of attainment.
r. H. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents.
Washington, July FL, 1S49. During the time
occupied the Office of Commissioner of Patents r. H. Ed
DY ESQ., OF Boston, did business the Patent Office as Sc
lcit0r for procuring Patents There few, if any, per
acting in that capacity who had much business
fore the Patent Office; and there who conducted
with more SKILL fidelity and regard MIR Eddy
of the best Informed and sklf Patent Solicitor
In the United states, and have no hesitation in assuring
ventors that they cannot employ person competent
and trustworthy and more capable of putting their applca
tions in form 10 secure for them early and avOray
consideration at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner of Patents
Boston, Sept II, 1850 eod&wly
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Cotton Machinery for Sale.

Cotton Machinery for Sale
y Eclipse speeders, with Bobbs adapted to very coarse
n numbers
Mules 800 spndles each, made by Thomas j. Hin o(
Providence, and used about years.
2 Fnisher Rail Way Heads.
Spooler.
Tube Boiler for making sizing
"a Looms
The Looms may be seen at Danelsonville Conn., and
the other Machinery at Slaeisvile r. L. and will be sold
low for cash. Apply to A. ID. LOCKWOOD, Agent, for
Quinnebaug Co, slaterssille n. l., or
SUMNER PRATT a. Co.
'e4-f ~ Front street, Worcester.