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The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1851-05-01
WHOLE NO. 226.

your Incidence or forgetfulness and the more so,
as have learnt from several quarters that you
are engaged in the translation Of some German
work. Notwithstanding my silence, you might
have informed me Of the state Of things at all
events you have not a moment to lose, for the
Duke de Choiseul, who is quite delighted with my
work has signfed to Mr.. Walpole his intentions
TO have 1t translated soon as possible believe
| have put stop to this design by assuring him
that your translation was in the press at Leipsig
bnt we cannot long answer for events, and It
would be equally unpleasant to be anticipated by
q bel esprit Of Paris or by maneavre of an Am
sterdam bookseller
This is pretty decent letter; know, howev-
er, that you ought not to give me credit for It. be-
cause il is all about myself have a thousand
other things to tell you, and many questions to
ask you. Depend on another letter in a week
Fear nothing. swear by holy friendship; and
my oath will not remain without effect
Ever yours, EDWARD GIBBoN.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1851-05-01
AGRICULTURAL GEOLOGY. = NO. l6.
BY JOSIAH HOLBRooK.

Magnesa is an alkaline earth. II is less abund-
ant 40 an element Of rocks aud soils, and less ao-
tive as a chemical agent, than lime II Ia, how
ever, extensively diffused in mineral formations,
and performs important agencies for the purposes
of agriculture, the mechanic arts, domestic econo-
my, and health. II does not, like lime constitute
the only or principal material Of mountain ranges
and rocky masses, but forms part Of rocky and
mountain formations, both abundant and wide
spread Magnesia limestone is very abundsnt'
or some large and extensive deposits Of lime
rocks magnesia ia a considerable part too large,
indeed for the convenience Of farmers or Of archi
tects A large quantity Of magnesia impairs the
fertility Of soils. II also renders rocks friable,
easily crumblng to sand. Lime formations, con.
tanning large portion Of msgnesia, are called
dolomite In the dolomite Is frequently found
tremolte In the form Of crystals, In considerable
variety These crystals are sometimes needle
shaped. or hbrous, running from centres In rays.
Thew are hence called rsdiated tremolite They
are frequently in small plates, or tables, when
thew are called tabular tremolite. Both the
6brous and the tabular crystal Of tremolite are
commonly white, or yellowish white, frequently
with a CLASSY surface differing greatly In their
structure and general appearance. Together
they furnish an agreeable variety for cabinet.
They are quite attractive TO the eye, and the
ueedle shaped crystals frequently have rather too
strons an attraction for the fingers, assuming the
character Of country cousin, staying longer than
they are wanted
Msenesis enters very largely into the serpen-
tine and soapstoue rocks. The former appears In
ridges, not often in mountains. These ridges
sometimes extend, with occasional interruptions,
hundreds of miles. Serpentine ridges and rocks
are found in Vermont, Massachusetts,, NeN York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, virginia
and still further south, in one continuous range,
eIoept frequently disappearing, or not coming TO
the surface This rock IL named from It's varied
oolors, resembling the serpent, though green pre-
dominates. Il 10 harder than the sulphsts OF lime
lrvpsuml and less hard than the carbonate, loom
mon limestons) 1t gives readily 70 the knife, but
not 10 the thumb-nail
Two varieties Of serpentins are somewhat
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1851-05-01

abundant, the common and precious The latter
is far less abundant than the former. The pre-
cious serpentine receives beautiful polish. IL is
hence wrought into letter stamps, inkstands urns,
butter plates, and other ornamental forms. IL ia
also extensively dffused through marbles, giving
them an exceedingly beautiful appearance Mar.
bles thus beauti6ed by serpentine bear the name
OF "ueTd dHtique,n or ancient green. A variety of
crystals, and other beautiful minerals for cabinet
specimens, are found deposited In serpentine.
ExPERIMRNT.-Not long since, Washington
school sent to the New York schools about one
hundred specimens Of drawing and writing. In
less than week after they were received more
than one thousand specimens were prepared by
the receivers in return for their gift Within
six months past, the pupils Of one school in New
York, Public School No. 5, have sent to Wash
ington more than thousand specimens of their
work, which have been distributed, principally
by Government functionaries, to all parts Of our
country, and to many parts Of other countries.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1851-05-01

ExIoHArIoK.--It Ia stated In the Western pa
psrs that heavy emigration Is going forward
toward Oregon. The emigrsuts are principally
from Indiana, lows, and Michigan.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1851-05-01
THE NATIONAL ERA.
WASHINGTON, APRIL %, 1881.
THE FIRST PRAIRIE sINGING-SCHOOL,
ooh! give me Music !"

BY MARY IRVING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13
TCE-WATRR PITCHERs.-Ths lover.

OF Pure iced croton who need piichsr Inst VIII not
b,.s hen he Rocs snd Lake dsmoods are dropped Ia,
go n. supnFsd Win fne sIOut BRITANNIA FITCH.
FRS holding from ons 70 sir quartz, win tad without
covers. 4, - -. -. -.
,Ssntsd 70 The larnde and Dencisn Of I'll places
where The " cooling water brook" eoorses % Is way
siu sing in liquid strains temperance melody % wnere
@fbs Cd Ossss buefsss t1s roo 0Jgss baetsti
he covered SueGst tses1e, ifom The ssh"
Manufactured ard for sale wholesale and retail, a. The
wetLbnovn Britannia Warehouse, Bnriiog Clip. ~
myl2 1iss LuCIUs HART.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

T s6Js o. syery ts:cr,Pticn from GAso
CASH sEs sy s5k 9 PEG he 20
UNE BUILDINGS Entrsnce Spruce at. a2ln
~ nasBlncent White Teeth ADD pure breath
81 have who "a china box Of JONESS Amer Pooh
Il only At 4oS Broadway. mis-
r. West Mount Vernon.-A meeting OF me reu.
ionle Homestead A..ocs ion, to receive members
vi be held % Tuesdsy evening, at the hotel ONT Hide
brand l70 Heserst The pay $40 al toe time OF
subscription and a weekly in,tsneui commencing on
the M Of April PsrdcqIsG ~ BE- s,ys9 81 The
FERDINAND MuSrER Secretary myls IT.
~ The 1echauics' Institute Rooms, 81 tne
Junction Of Bowery ard Dvi'ion-' comprising four aoorS
o. feet each are 6eng hi!ed YIN a. post
BE di'psleh for the POLYTECHNIC ExdIsITlON,
which viii he opened about the middle Of Msy. msehsn
ics Inventors and others who may desire to ace articles
90 exhibition, viii please communicate Win me Actusry
Those who will require the Of steam power and those
who may desire 10 carry sny mechanical operations
will please call &, the aud make Arrangements asoui
locations &c Men Of sEfl IN any mech snicA branch,
wherein isgenuiy 10 displayed, and the operation Of
which would he novel visitors have sufficient
allotted hem liberal tsrmsin well lighted and veoaled
rooms Articles for exhibition will be received imne
dse tie Rooms oe:,s6 and ,Stsq care o. ssa m
THOMAS C. DoDD Actusry. ABS
~ All Diseases OF The Head, Face and hinds,
soeh as .coyy enpess san 5DeS o,obea ys
low dark dsfgured sEin are cured BY washing ne Pa
stores sJe flooded With limitations and be sure you ask
for Italian Chemical sosp only at 4cS Brosdwsy
~ A Fine, soft, Beautiful Head Of Hair
That all have this for three shogs 10 400 90 by hun
oreds who have uSsd So bottle Of JONESS Coral Hair
Restorative II makes the cosrsesL toughest aud wont
hair beautiful The touch ard feeling forces the hair to
grow sops falling &c. Old and young try Il once but
and you will really End 1t The most excellent Aucle
you used Sold al 400 Broad w4y-mind, 4O3.
~ Labor should have its Reward Sc
quence has panied the pventOn OF Toe celebrated
toilet articles Manufactured by VIM Boyle ~ Waning
toos Boston Hs inventive skill has secured an amount
OF public appreciation which promises to ne unlim-
ed His unparalleled H-beAions fr Purifying toe com
plex'on ard Hyperion Fluid for cherishng and nvsors
ting the growth OF The hair Sold by The nventor WN
BOGLE, ~ WsshiD gion.st, Boston; A. d. Sands,
100 Fulton at Rushon. Clarke Co 273 Broad way; w.
II Carey Co and Bridgemsn Day, PesrlsI, and
Drugests throug hout the country. mylS It,
~ For the purpose of providing more spa
cOUs for the accommodation OF ladies' and gentle
meD DR. BANNING hss removed bis Office 10 his private
idence 10 Mercer-t e'gh. doors above Canas and
only few steps from Broadway. myl2H
~ skin and Chest Diseases.-Dr RYAN Lee
CUtar AND TbOrecc Affections has removed
TO IS East Broadway. Hours, TO 10 AN and TO
81 Unpaid letters are not noticed. myS I'm
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A > CHAMBERMAID, or as ChambormAd
IN and Wsitr.ss by q Young Woman, IN private fam
lily Apply The house OF her present employer IS &C
oougslsI, near Prince. myl2 81
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A GENIS.-Wsntcu, oUu ARonS hoLu
A4I2 TO gas week above expenses made In seinR Ios
New Worn Families with the famous washing recipe
Address postpaid, American Family Publication E'ao-
lishmept i28 Nassau ST., % fOoF eb In
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Illustration Frsnc.iss- Moorteof American.
THESE NEWSPAPERS, ono OF which

II PHla.t,atiOn published weekly Al Paris where oe-
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collection thai exists 10 The French language az weh ~
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Paris contains the important facts OF contemporary
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LeTrst ~ members Of ,ns family circle
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BY special arrangements win The adminisrsnon o.
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throu the United Btaes the nombers roceiyed ~
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CONDITIONS or SALE ApD sUBscsIpTios, cAsn
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LIDusuauon only. 300 ply
Le MoLiieUr American Only......... O %
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One volume Of % nnmbers paper covers u; bound, Is.
The complete collection o. the frat series e0ntzining "A
10 January 1850 aper covers SO; bound SO.
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j. MARsoU Z l. LIZ CHEylLlER Editors.
Agents for New England sssles-"n u Iishnr -
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A S CHAMBERMAID. and TO assist in Wash
Ming and Ironing or to mind Children by respectable
Protestant Girl Has no objections TO 20 to Tho county
Good city reference Can he seen for days ct lS7 Four
Ieenlh-st, near FirsLsv, 4lh floor. myl2 A'
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

DOARD.-A few Single Gentlemen
Omsy ohla,r pleaIang rooms, Iosesher wish partial
Bosrc. 81 S. Couecrd-si 5rookya. Uoex eptoasols
reference re CURED. ms S1CufhkSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

AS Cooks, Chambermaids, &c; by two
~ C,,,-ops 10 . good Cook, Wssaef ana lroner' an
s..,.,S, General House work and The Other 10 nice
G'os IS nndsntAncs ,he Of children ana eosmoei
wo,k Wages msdersIe. BON can give sV01 1
Can be sees a. 56Q RouTihrsL "5i'
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II o. q. Ain ChHncery.-sts.e OF New, ofs :;
Nav II Al OF Cbancery q. u. A Stale Of
Nev. Yo h he d al their Rooms this day II vas
Rs,or,d Thai Warrington Chapter No no appointed
from this Od,r 10 unite The recepuoo OF The
PrIoenI Of The uDed ssIes his Vis 10
The civ and that they be permitted 10 wear me hegAs OF
ne Order on hal occasion signed
~ DAN TALMADGE, p. q. 3.
InuN n IVFrgEru Il d of The q pro tom,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

" Roekland Cemetery.-The Trustees OF III.
Cemeerv again 1vie Ihe sIIenVOn OF Ihef lelo
" ee'r Stoonca Very considerable Improvements 80
teen ace during the past yesr Toe price poIs OF ~
tePri heis iee S2N Respecting me iscinu7s OF soVe.
n oiteFenl ho0 Of he oay and other psucaars lnqaue
ofhe subscriber The ece OF the Cem.Iey .. ofSso.
9tURnca imyl9Sfl REUSEN & BULL. Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

AS CHAHBEBMAID and Waitress by re-
N spectacle YoaRg Woman Apply a. - Oeion
sOuAre myto D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

ROARD.-Gentleme desiring breakfast
Ibsnd tea with dinner or the Sabbath, can be secoo-
modAled with pleasant rooms al Ia East Broadway 10
family where every comfort OF home may De 81 pecteo
References exchanged 1pz"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

DOOMS.-A suit of unfurnished Rooms
IA TO LET, with al tie modem inpfovsneos ~, "a !,
Brosdwav in he Ip edlsts Vicinity Of sagero1Ie wiz
be rented reasonsby 70 E-o Gsntemsn - Iodgng
roos or 10 neat cuiel family ofIwo or tofee penoni-
cure Al be bouss less Brosdgsy, near Thirty afssE
myl2 As
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

A S GENERAL HOUsEMAID in a small phi
IA vate family By genteel Young Girl Can give good
city ref,renc Apply 2l5 Frstsv. near Thirteen ht
Can be seen for two Gays mis- ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

COUNTRY BOARD-On the East
ORiver foot OF FortynlnIn o., In tbe house ormsfy
occupied by Henry BeeEuiso. ESQ, inc sIsIsgon Dsog
two minutes vGE Of Thro-sy TIE subscriber having
rsvy 4, rpbe3 the house hmssf be can give
IRE 10 those Who favor Iben with their pson
age Adoress L. 3, this ofices postpaid myl5 n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13
wuR NEw.YORK TRIBUNE
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Programme OF Arrangements on the occasion
Of the Arrival In this City Of the President
Of the United states ana Members Of the
Cabinet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

AS General HOUsEMAID, by a respect
dsys al SIS sprpgst Beat OF city reference given It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

AS general HoUsEMAID by respectable
"A Young Woman with coed reference. Can be seen
for Gays at IS Twenty seventR-s between SIKH and
Seventh avenues myl3 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

AS SEAMsTREss, and to assist in the
IN Chsmbsrwork, by az experienced, capable Woman
she 10 hrstrse plain sewer Good reference. Cal al
"a Sixlh-av In the store. mylS IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

AS NURSE, or Chambermaid, or to do
AHeht housework by a respectable Girl with best Of
reference Country preferred. Can DO seen for Two dsys
at lO7 Thompson ST. II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

AS WAITRESS by a Protestant Young
IAwonsn. The best OF city reference given. Call Al
ga West Sixteen hat mylS IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

As COOK. Washer and IrOner, by a re-
n ,pect,b'e YoupK Woman Can give re beat Of
recommend ATOMS from her last place Inquire a. 80
Pleecker-u HJl9 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

A S SEAMsTREss, or to do light Chamber
Awork and Nursing, by respectable Protestant Gin
with good reference She has served some time IN vest
mailing No objections the country Apply al l46 Co
umbisst South Brooklyn, for two days. mylS II"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13
TENNY LIMBS LIFE and SONGS

D-Ju,t Published, new edition, revised snd improved
by lsie a dions The Life Of Jenny Lind her Trials.
Struggles ard TTumphs" by q. u Rosenberg, with .
.oesklng likeness Price 25 Genus
VIII be rrady on Tuesday,
The Eigbnp gale songser aiming he words ana mu.
,ic OF I76 songs Duets rhos &c, smong which appear
Ihe whole Of nose Miss Lind has made peculiarly her
own Ia one ys ume. Price ~ cents
myl2 n sTRlNGER TOWNSEND, 20 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13
THIS DAY PUBLISHED-A New
WORKS ON THEOLO-

GY-fhe complete worns OF Isaac Barrow, ID. ID
with copous tables Of Texts and subscs prepared BY
clersy man vols octave -
Afchbi.hop Leightons Complies WORKS, with indexe,
OF scrpursi tex 70 and subjecu rendering this Tho most
perfect edition exianL
The Preachers Manual; or Lectures Preaching Far
nl.hipg rules and examples for every knd OF pulpit ID
dress By Few 3 z. stuneysnt
m5susMWkss l29 RuIona
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

A SITUATION is wanted for an excellent
IN Chsmbermsid and Childs Nurse, or to DO general
homework Can give the beat OF references from her last
psce. Inquire ~ ls5 Beecker-H mylS It,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

DAhTNER.-Partner wanted with 6
Cssh capital Of $500 10 q responsive and iacrarv'
sIeuy eash business The respectable Feiere0ee
Ofhce- mylOlWs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

AS CHAMBERMAID, Seamstress, &C., by
L N two tidy Young Women; one seamstresS and
cbsmbermaldi The other chambermad aud lsundress
waer; have lived for years In their last place.
ibey are both capable OF filing any situSion relating
bOuseWOTk Can be 81 $40 MOtIst I'll suited, or by
Addressing NJ r & B. z at the above No. ml2 q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

~ Notwithstanding ARCTtS non Ece.PPo, |"
oChsTxluR upder general srder 81 he fool OF Sses
cOinsIees will please send their permits on o0AN IN
diAely.
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II Labor ah enld have its Reward Tins .s-
WANTS. &C.

AS CHAMBERMAID by a respectable
Young Woman aud 10 assist 10 washing and iroaing
TO do cbsmberwOrE and waiting Gao get ssusfscory
esrence from her Last place, where shs has lived FIVE
years Apply at l46 Eighth-av front room second story.
A S CHAMBERMAID and plain Sewer, or
"A to take care OF Children by respectable Young
Woman. The best Of city reference given by her last en-
poy,r Gail at 81 Chsrlerst Can be seen for two days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

AS GovERNEss, by a young German
IN Lady who qualified TO leach her naive lsnglsse,
and would be willing accompany soy family aesifols o.
her services il 10 the county for he Summer The pes
cy references as to Der character and ability - teacher
BoWerv mylS3t*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

AS Cook, and TO help at the Washing
N by ones .very experienced middle aged NomLl'
ana 10 10 Hootew ork Chamberwork OF Nurse by as
Other BY two very competent females with ent ey
reference from their last SIusionE Cal a. "a SKIN IL
the Bookstore. mlI1 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

~ uasBifcent white Teeth aud pure breath
a. have who use "a china box Of JONESS Amer TOoth
Pase /; breaches and poshes the teeth beautifully Get
Il only a. {o3 Broadway. mis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

AS Cooks and Chambermalds' by Two
n respectable Touug " omen, sister, ooe ia g,ol
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