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slr, places her arm in his, and they
walk cnlaughing and chatting merily
together. Aboutthree monthsafter
tins you receive an invitation TO Miss
Mary and Mr.. Gumbo's wedding.
What think you, sir, would be your
feelings u g under such circumstances
40 C.T(With set teeth and a cieched
fist9 dchastisethe impudent scoun-
drell a sb
M No doubt ifsuch athing could
happen 10 you tomorrow, you would
90 something rash, But / doubt
very much ifyou would do 1t, even
twenty years hence, fittings go ON
for5he next, as they have for the last
twenty years; and suppose you were
totkill OF malteat him, what would
beYoqr unhappy fate7 6You would
be afraigned before court; which
would lmpanel a negro jury, listen to
negro IUifroSseey, }bo trroc;loJ o.L :.
I'no,;aht be. bJ III ,,oao.rl III, = ;a,l y
;nfged oooc,.e 1,9. 80 lu1sG' '','1' az
NEGRO legislators What would be
,Iour chance for life or limb, my poor
I, q, 1, le ,,lo Sl,''g - ~
,ooI ;;no : L NJ n, ~ ~ i T.
III, ,,osoil,,iia tte4 lie ~ ,,lo3 -. 7AS ''u'
,er [hapnenl / ,sI o'''' oN'
M.-Nof onlv noss;bla th,,t &C. asn
tainly asthe sun shall rise to.noorro,,,
.sucha state Of tbinos y,;Il ba hra,,,.Et
about if we remain a;;Ti II nc frn;o,, ~,
0eISed as it's. by Northern f,eoso;lorv
and abolition fanatics .T mn ~~','p
r C.-But [ cannot think that sncb
viii ever be the case; wbv do 1o,
imagine these, things will be +?
Nj iulee of the futrre b,, tho
past; many acts of the Federal Gov.
ernmentfor years }goneab 30 nlain.
iy TO show that it IS the i6tent;on of
The free States to . abolish slaveprv,, 6,
throughout this Union; also Il tbe
constant demand. for brotect;on. ,,Tp on
thepart of the FSortItgwe sec 5at Il
is their aim to make usBear :, tBe
burthen Of the General Government
whilst they reap all of the benefits
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Forthe cause Of all my anguislrl'r g
Mono have eyer met andpartcd srt "a
y So olforlotp and broken hearted ~
~ Fare tlieowell IS ~
,f IIII.3 I.ff
Vffafe thee wei, iove--,ttlii pSTis
.Almy truilfm thee Tll chcrislg &c..
And, when thou my requcm nearest,
Know 'tiIl death ! loved thee, dearest. 80,
Fare thee we'll.
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Fare thee well, loye--we must sevcrl
.Ff'ss Fsst, ~ ,5Ss+ Sycags, love; but for r.eyer iN
"'iWe must meet no more Tor only fVsh
.s,Mect as strange and lonely. B, yfY
Fare thee we'll n
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H"' - rRIMMIER 4 LEWIS.

4 M. Ks EAaIrY, Editor.
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.n2la gl 0lE T lR " : 7Ilsga
e a9gTITE PooR MAN SO HIS SON. wv
i'f''f'. .tS,Sr s - ny EIIsA, COOK. 3b
Work work my bny, be not afraid, 81
Loooklahor boldly in,the face; @
Take up hehqmmerorthe spade,
And blush not for your humble ptace

Hold UP your brow. nhoncst pride, ra
Thoughroiigh and swarth your hands may be
Snchhands are sep-veins that provide
4 The life bloodof thc nations tree. " ,gsi z
There's in the toiling part s,ss ,ss.f
1o That finds US in the furrowed fields l,..
isstampsa crestupon thc heart a .n, 5st3 ,tBi
Worthmorc than all your qunrtercd shields.
Work, work, my boy aud murmur iiot,
The fnstian garb betrays no Shame;
The CRIME Of forgesoot lca,Ses no blot,
T And lnborgildsthe ne4nestnan 3 4 Y
he6i
An Imam. is ncyer half 81, blest
As whentle bnsy day IS spent,
So as tolatke his evening rest 9ttti 0tf
a holiday ofglaa content 8ij m1t
Cod grant thee but n QUO inward.
Agucrdonf fan and Just,
And tllspaelef flinls tliy stationbrtrd. 3 80
But work,fpy boy, work, hope ard trust.
4. - - tihl
10 itN E3S(lN(s---ISS Il is MORRIS 80, tFst
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The King Of Bavaria has forroea
the gigantic design Of calsi.sT ~ ha
executed q series Of pictures On sub
.lects derived from the annals ofall
times aud allnations tlse wholo be-
ing destined 10 fofiI sort 81 picto-
rial algt1niversal cslBaol68
Yacatau h8s derlafetI ssc ;0sle-
pendent of ~ gexicoS
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auIed which are no, enumerated they
lowest market prices. ~ tue department shall
from u'e contractor having the for il
the contractor and the
may have the article furnished persons who
VIII Furnish by the
Blank ofns for proposals will be
sons applying ,of them and without uniformity therein,
pai'msM would nnd u dfcult
taken INTO consideration unless substantially agreeing
The department sef right ordering sreae or
quanng OF EACH and every hrce description OF
uaced 'of, a. the public service may require.
e head OF the department win In all whether the
te" oi the contract have been
Bile time. - - ~r' " : ~
Bonds with approved security given by person
persons contracting and In failure supply
lhe contractor and his
ned in such bond iquidaed damages.
is cohuac VIII Do awarded 10 the lowest bidder
eh OF me ec classes above enueraed best bid he
mined alter careful
department.
apparent that part VI the articles bid
ana part al very hig rates, without
EACH for the purpose OF affecting aggregate
estimate contained in the Advertisement.
- N. X. HALL.
Postmaster General.
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general LAM OFyoE, March 81 1881.
IN ORDER thai liberal OF Congress- passing The act Of
2e September granting land officers
United
States ba carried and e warantees be
avoided
gratitude their faithful aud patriotic at the
sae time the hardy and enterpsng settlers The
public lands the OF their industry and ivaons Secretary
OF Interior directed
That public given settlers public lands,
within thirty AFTER making settlements
pyemen, required by Of 4h September
o4 20 as 70 secure their empion rights and prevent iner
ence by the location Of these warrants
And that all be located the land applied for
Wit whether said land improved and after having
been located shall hands the land
oeTs u least ory days athe end OF that there Is no IN
eIerencc by those locations win emplon claims OF
the warrants will be returned TO this Office for paentng but there
is such interference, new location viii be made.
Waanees locate their their empton
rights where the land proclaimed and offered public sale
pio I'D March, 1851 and where of the land
than dollar aud In
cash the difference the Of the land and the
covered by the estimating the warrant 81 Is no
rights reserved to the
United States along the routes Of railroads canals
Where application this Office locate
warrant applicant district,
country particular which he wishes the location made
specified would BIO well designate several
they desired that
which may vacant without further delay In
these cases the affidavit OF The applicant taken officer
toned in the the application The same
rules must be complied with where application by letter made to
guardian the evidence duly cched OF their
authority TO mus, also accompany the application
the support the fiscal ending Both June
1884, approved Sd March, 1851 is enacted that warrant o
Congress, land which
had heretofore been brought MARKET and then subject
law a5th September 1885, other law granting bounty land
that which had beep proclaimed and offered for sale prior to
.BUTTERFIELD,
Ap la-law6w Commissioner
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NEW York California Millionaire Association.-
shares OF thousand dollars Capital 000
obtained influential
parties who capital special paners admitted
New York. free from
liability 81 900 cash.
issued therefor annually,
doubling whole, safe
the United States under the direction and
ro OLIVER HOLDEN,
As tho and Chief Agent OF the Company,
No. II Wall street, New Yoik.
Caouians responsible throughout Union
in appl
cation and association employed df
fefeut points. where line be
available The nails and freight 10 and
from Europe, Asia Ahica, aud the Americas.
business doing with Calor
MIA the Pacific supply OF gold
manufactures will aonish the
and calculations therefor And Is TO this
association is being formed,
lei firm style OF o. HOLDEN & Co,
Mercantile Commercial and Commission Merchants, Banking,
Insurance. Mining Agents, New York and San Francisco.
Capital q ,000,o 900.
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PosT orrIoE DrrARraEsT,

Posr orsrcE DrrARrMESr,
March IA, 1851
for the mail service Of the United staes
specimen locks and Keys wiih proposals 70 M SAINT & w M
July The different Locks viii be submitted 10
will as soon as praclieabe entered into furnishing
with the the part OF The Postmaster
being extend and continue the contract in
years. giving
written notice that effect than nine nor less than riK
procuring the lock the lowest Kind
ofock prescribed as standard The department relying for
skill and ingenuity which fair compeu
uon invited develop It's however, proper TO stale hai
qualities durability, uniformity lgitess and strength
dispscns simultaneously all the mail locks
adapted thereto will be required be furnished
the within seven months after The contract shall have
locks snd keys adopted well as The Increase Of
mail but win probably exceed in amount three
thousand OF former thousand Of the latter.
No lock viii be considered iii be like ead IN general use
rs mss a . nD ang oes or kew ms 10 hoe
for other hnn that OF the Post once Depart
adopted patented, and the viii
entering into contract TO make assignment OF his
shall such essential 10 the
OF service In Of the failure OF the contractor any
and conditions OF his the
General a have the right besides ress to the penal
remedy hereinafter mentioned TO annn sad contract and TO con
with other party parties AZ he may see IT. for fur
n,shnR locks and keys.
General deem select TOT The the
bidder and o The mails that OF another He
OF ocksas select and also the nigh,
reject and proposals. IL shall deem that
required bond, with ample security in the OF
thirty thousand dos for faithful performance OF The contract
and keys and also for guarding against er
between the department and the successful bidder II bid
Mo application win considered not accompanied
ctory evidence trustworthy bidder
his ability to nnlhi the contract
March Ie-IawustJuy
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NOTICE.,

hHH'"0fe c"d W asaiaston hathoad
IN and after Wednesday station nm penn
" syyana will be vacated new one
occupied.
The trains VIII leave The latter, D. M
usual al and m and m daily, except on Sunday
when but at S u. III.
In making change, Undersigned attention 10
the delivery
handise.
Isl shippers minded that in all bill
lions should accompany the goods.
This protection both parties, and unless complied
the goods be received.
notified thai all merchandise be
the
hold itself responsible IN lis house
night
The hours reception delivery Of merchandise from
a. Till 4,
The undersigned takes remark that these
regulations but he has been compelled call attention them
from Their frequent yoaon which has caused much and
Inconvenience
+. II. PARSONS, Agent
Ap 6-2wd
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Al ARsHAL's sALE.-By virtue Of writ Of fen facas,
III clerks District
Columbia for the county Washington and to me directed
shall expose Wednesday, 10Th April 1851
county, IL highest
bidder, cash, following described property All that
part lot 5, square 46l, lying being in the city
in the county aforesaid beginning for hc same the
the alley made subdivision OF lots and
square, running thence easwardy along the line Of
North Canal - eet thence nohwardy and at right
angle said Ct right angle weswardiy
- the said thence souhward along said alley 66 feet
place beginning OF lot in the ssbd
46 that lot subd
Of lots and 46 beginning the Me
let
which is also OF said and which line
along m running from said beginning south S feet
due east feet oces thence with straight line towards
until line due from
beginning all OF
ground premises levied upon viii be
sold TO satisfy udicias No. October term, 1851.
RICHARD WALLACH,
Marshal OF the District OF Columbia
Ap 3-ds
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TRrlsuRy DEPARTMENT, March %, ls5l
THE OF its legislature passed during
lsts eaa called creditors OF the late
previous 10 the lst OF
claims and Con
approved 9th sepiember, 1850 authorizing
millions Of i've stock 10 The sad state Of
millions Of said stock should not be issued
10 TEXAS unl the creditor holding bonds and other
Texas for which duties imports were
pledged the United states
claims the United sntcs for or on nc
count such forms shall he
scrbed BY Secretary Treasury and approved by the
President .; Now in order that this depart
nsp NAV the claims for which the
imports pledged, the holders or owners OF all
and description OF them
Nt This Isl OF October 1851 and 10
respective claims
been by the President
States OF the above act Of the Wh OF
september, 1850. . ,oncr
Acting Secretary OF the Treasury.
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General Land Once.

=,
NUMEROUS applications having been made this Office for
IN which land
2sth sepembe 1885, should be located, the following
thereto have been prepared, TO wit
There modes by which these locations may be made
BY person
wuantee through the agency OF this on1cc
3D. BY agent attorney
adopted application be made
writing specifying the tract land district section Of country in
be accompanied by affidavit
according the following form, No. L.
third mode adopted, of attorney must be
the OF
according following No which of
be
authorized take the acknowledgment Deeds according form
No 3or4
patents will be land office
made unless special directions the
be given.
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....sa. MARCH IA, 1850.
N the petition OF bancroft woodcock formerly
ant Wheeling Virginia. praying for the
him The 4h day of June 1887 for
Pow,o for from the
expiration Of said patent which takes place 'ha l day of jnne
II is petition Patent Once,
Of 1881 10 O'clock and all persons
and show they have why said petition
opposing required file in the Patent
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application -
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AIDES Dress GoodsThe subscriber has now in store
IL rs pieces plain burage, embracing all the shades
50 do figured barage, soIae beautiful styles
20 do do tissue, entirely new styles
$50 baraye deaine from 2o cents to 3H cents, pinci
paly rich patterns
Bohemian cloth, and pretty article
25 do linen lustTe, very pretty shades
1900 yards gnghams, all prices
10000 do printed calicoes
5000 printed lawns off al aH cents, fast color
and fine quality
1000 yards plain mAsin very beautiful article
tl2f cents
the last few days will
call shall make thni
all may be accommodated. - -
G. w. YERBY,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7h and 9Th ss
MnrS d1wif
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nIIs m-nson, finished in
fronts south abou, feet running back including The
Everything esssry
accommodation comfort Of
family To gentleman holding public once in neon city
Offers following perfect
uaon and drive from city city, rnnch cheaper
rent uuch living, society hh
bnt II rcpted The will be moderate.
Immediate possession had For further apply
CHRISTOPHER NEALE,
Dec lO--Iawt Alexandria.
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UnlsNd states Patent Once.


ON the petition OF Daniel u. Sel York, New York;
praying for the extension OF patent granted him 18th
day OF July 1897, for
for seven years from the of said patent which takes
place on the 18th day sfJuIy, s5l-- .#E s4e
Ii ordered that the petition be heard Office
Monday, Tho 10Th day June, 1885, IL O'Clock, and all
notified TO and show have
said petition ought not to be granted.
Patent
Ohcc oectoB specifically forth writing, twenty
days before the day of hearing all testimony flied by either
be
codance with rules OF the Office which will
plicauon.
Ordered ALSO that this notice be published in the Repnc ne
lgenccr, and Unon Washington ID. C North American Ga
Philadelphia, Daily
Tbune Daily Atlas Cncinnat Ohio,
week for weeks the publication
ing before the 18th day of April 1851.
THOS. EWBANK,
Commissioner OF Patents.
p s. Editors of the above papers will please copy and send their
bills the Patent Office, with paper containing
l3-law3w
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County
thereby certify, that this - day of, in The year
personally the Of the uif-
ne Aee insert the Of the rarrantee and the said
being well known
declared said that he well knew
wararfes and that he The
executed within
Attorney satisfactory evidence of that
said [here insert the Of waranfee eroupon
acknowledged the said power to be his act and deed
[ofeers sisnaturel
Anln -Iar.Gx
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For finey Fosnt and Other Landings the Poto-
mae, aud Baltimore.

-" E'"VT
xz4r1N The public are informed splendid pres
sure steamer BALTIMORE, Capt MeCauand
htted up with amy bertl
eapae'ons mold wi regularly passenger
the 81 OF ApriinexL = " -
Leaving Washington Mondays and Thursdays AT O'Clock A.
aud Alexandria ~ O'clock Baltimore will take n
wood al Aqua Creek, and O'Clock D.
and al baltimore in the Of night Returnng the bal
VIII leave Commerce
Tuesdays and Fridays al O'Clock
m, and Washington O'clock p. M Wednesdays and
Saturdays
Passage from Washington 10 MaIbury 81
DO do Pney Point
DO do Baltimore
Excursion tickets to Baltimore, with privilege return
ing ne
stop landings on the Potomac
loT passengers and freight
Meals u
on
board ID. ID. Smith, agent, In Ale xandria
GEO. MATTINGLY, Agent.
Mar 25-aawI5t
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Todds Building Pcnn'yivsnia avenue Washington esmmis
deeds for New York, California, Minnesota and all the
iher Union.
CHARLES DE sELDNG having been appointed BY the respect.
Of New York, California; and the
other Territory OF Minnesota
acknowledgment Of deeds Ac offers
citizens of Washington and elsewhere
Feb t4-2aw
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Young Ladies' Institute,
Late Mrs. ID. H. Bun's,) Of 9th and streets.
THE will
the 2lsl of April, and will his and personal
branches
English, French mathematical education will be taught
The religious instruction hcInsitue will be based the
ormuIaries the Protestant Episcopal Church.
The experience principal teacher
him TO look for Of The public and for
ing measure of success.
For boarding pupils s15 per quarter
For day s. $l0 I"
Payable always advance.
Music, drawing Latin, Italian, Spanish and German,
Reference is permitted TO Rev G. NJ Butler, D. d.. Rev JW
French Mr. Fzhugh Coye Washington Rev. James May
Alexandria RI Rev. Alonzo Potter, d. d. clergy
generally of Philadelphia and IT. Rev. Alfred Lee d. d. Of Della
-#a # WILLIAM ]. CLARK.
Mar 2I-t25thAp
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
(MORSE LINE.)

wAsHIs0roN OFFICE, PRsssyLvAaIA AVENUE,
Fifth National Hotel, No &.
fNfE line by any company United
States consequently odeslihe pioneer line extending
Washington, PhiAAslpAia,
delivering and stations Hav
Wilmington, Trenton, New brunswick,
ark Jersey Che only line the present
four wireshas lately
prepared deliver mersnges which
be required oft for the Of the public with
accuracy prompncss fidelity hitherto unequaled This
with other companies Morse lines, north,
south, extending already een thousand miles, either
which payment The
OF this line have lately thoroughly syenatixed its bust
both mode o delivery Its
charges equal 10 all with special ayors With the aci
this company every
line, relinbe
graphing offices Magnetic Telegraph Company
city, Pennsy avenue
IIote Batmore No Exchange South Cay Philadelphia
Chestnut building;
Hanover street, OF Beaver.
WIN. NJ SWAIN, President
March l-3mda
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FORM OF RELEASE.

Whereas by an act OF approved September o. 1885,
per To be paid to The state
said mentioned, with poviso
dve millions OF said stock shall be issued unt
creditors holding bonds other certificates OF
OF Tera- for which imports specially pledged
shall Hrst file treasury United States releases Of all
c,uirs against The Of said bonds
- the undersigned creditor Of the State
nd described bonds
OF stock Texas be and for which
the duties said specially pledged
Here descnb. the " certificates
Now purpose complying with The provision. Of said act
and for and hereby release 10 the
United all my claim equity against hem for
account Of the (bonds ceruGcates) above described
ny hand and sea at -, thus ----------day OF
, 1851.
Sealed and delivered in presence Of
1.-TWO witD-sscs.1
MAJ 1j-dt3l kwtsep3i