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u approved June ~ s4o which declares whenever the
quantity public land remaining unsod district shall be
reduced nuuber OF ess thousand t
sh duty Of the Secretary the Treasury discontinue the
land district district shall
unsod the time OF the dsconnuance OF land ouc the
subject
most convenient office shall have
been of which the Secretary of the Treasury shah
and admuoh the des abore required hare been de
oed upon Secretary Of The Interior " 10 estah he
Home Department." approved Sd March, leis-
accordingly hereby that the secretary o me IN
teoy has advised this afee ,n The rot Wae
the and the lands remaining
unsod of the dconnuance 10 pc thereafter suect
TO al 40 a Indianapolis, said state
unsod and unappropaed by law aud subject
10 pnyu,e entry Within The limits Fort Wayne district
cease 10 be subject
the register and thereof
tbe laod oer Indianapolis M giee notice Of the day ,ehicA
tley i be prepared reoeve dpPedfos entries Of such
tusd ut their Office
j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner OF the General Land ONCE.
Feb I5-2aw3w
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sn.nlvuO BARNES MITCHELL intending change
hey I w d announce 10 e public hat from and ato to-day
W cash article In their house hs Their
wd unusually large and well assorted with goods they
tins 70 purchasers that they have opportunity OF
N bargains as have offered Washington before
u such as fancy wear will be sold at sac6ce Their
on hand h probably tho District
e most iashionnhe and
new would invite particular attention heavy stock o
A. saunsi velvets, eashmcrc &c which reduced
mno popns, noussclines, black and co,orcd aipsca
lace capes, French worked collars inside hand
ace and muslin sleeves, csmbrc cdginas and
hinges fancy silk neck ties scarf, rbands white Can
shsWs long Cashmere sbswis Bay State and thbet
u @eon musns, colored illusions; pink blue and white
V Nmio and coored bereHes domestic
every descriptions linen linen table damak, di
linens cloths, cassimeres, and vesnRs OF de
| ~ uucoths blankets, quilts, &c.
h would here take occasion inform friends patrons
% selling cost they certainly do IL must
c eonsequepuy te books will be
N'f hses place. due notice of which will be given
lmlf-aavau5e oe'"''" "" '"' '' suee', rem Avenue
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EItD
WiLLrla TAry
FRED. TATE Il BROTHER
(Late o7f Hmtsriile, .qlebana,)

Late o7 HtutsrtFe, .7Icbaaa)
ATTORNEYS couSsrLLoRs LAW, GRANGE, rAyrrrr
COUNTY, TEXAS,
WILL their prompt business ntusod them
" ~ Fayctic and the adjoining counties.
= Particular attention paid 70 land claims and collections
Jan b-d3m
lohE, Tar and Lime hand and for sale st the
y Washington Gas WorksTho coke a fuel intense
and gues almost readily charcoal The coal used
ny as paint for the Of timber iron, Sc The lime
hghy mpegnatod with ammonia value
% aL superior 70 the ordinary lime when used for that purpose
heENcf for Claims at Washington CITY, by EVANS
- FAINT, Attorneys aud Agents.-F 3. EVANS, who has
ot more uan nineteen clerk and chief clerk in the
ome having resigned the last named situation, has
ona WIN hMlLioN O. FAINT, OF Missouri, and they have
ysna az " ahington city, the north side OF Pennsy
between lm and 18th for the prosecution OF
parmonls. - o' "e'''o ~'"s'e" " ~
WIZ aifnd 70 claims Of every description requiring the
non III, en Washington hut those to which their sten
INA ~ " paucuary devoted the following via Bounty
nna t act of Congress- approved September ~, 1850
a ~ s nd 70 The soldiers tbsir widows minor chill
ws a. ne indian since 1ao tina, Of 1911, The Florida
M ~ hawk war General Wsynes from lTe2 10 lIs5,
lna oned oniceB of the Mexican war--caims Of all
hns, ou The late with Mexico, particularly for
% a pensions horses, and other property lost, back
etua pay clothing mileage, forage, money expended
kinds f' "'a'ah ol"ms, and revoi"iohay eio'hs :" ah
T a warrants bought and hghes, prices
~ y me government generally.
pp 1-d&wam
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Y MssSE OF ST. JAMES, Washington count y,
ulhe second Of the session begins
hsr ofch l. Applications for the admission Of pupils,
n pmahon, 70 be made TO the Rev, JOHN n. KFRFooT,
wboo &C, College Of 81 James Post Once, Maryland.
rrsr n ior board tuition &c, &c for the acsdemcsi
fA 5-9swsw ~ Se"'0' SN''
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Whole tickets only $a0ialves $l0Quacrs $5Eghtfs 50
yOdeIs and in
splendid lotteries will the prompt
official drawing after
who order
Address Il. T.. O'BRIEN, Agent,
(Successor to J. X c. MauryO
Feb 10 Alexandria, Virginia
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WINTER noYTI TO onIoAco.-r,.In, @ M,ehlEa

SOU hen and Northern Indiana railroads daily (sndays
exceptedD as follows!
Leave Monroe and Toledo al SIS, arrive Lapore
wv M thence passengers by stage plank road 3 miles 10
chgan Ciy thence by 40 miles nworth aud by
lsmes 10 Chicago Ae February by through Chicago
Geu ming TO lapoe waycafs leave Laponc 49,
and ariye at Monroe and Toledo al 5.45 y. m.
p stages connect with Fort Wayne at surgs with Logans
20 Lafayette, and indianapolis South Bend and at other
places the lne with the principal south
Al Toledo this lns connects 5.f5 with the
LAKE Ere South Shore route b. stage and railroad tlcveand
Ene, Duukirk, and Buffalo.
Passengers Cleveland all the Pttsburg
ehe ~ rairoad % miles Philadelphia and New
York, or Baltimore and Washington.
T.. 7. WILLIAMS, Superintendent
AnEls, Jan, II, 1854 Jan 2s-dG
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In CONGRESS OF THE u. STATES.
Thirty Second Congress-First Session.
FRIDAY. FEBRuARY 20. 1852.


Mr. WALKER moved that the order oil the Senate as
signing Friday OF each week TO the exclusive consdea
lion OF private bills be suspended until one o'clock this
day; which agreed To-
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In publishing. few days ago, the speech Of Mr. How
ard on the homestead bill, omitted from the press OF
matter and business. 10 notice its merits. We copy
therefore. with much pleasure, the following just re-
marks and deserved tribute TO Mr. Iowards great ability
from the Alexandra Age:
" Hon VoLsrv r.. HowARD HOMESTEAD -
IN eouncxioa subject OF the public lands, and Mr.
Johnsons homestead bl which have treated at some
Length mention the VERY able speech OF Mr. How
ard, OF Texas. Though do entirely sgrcc, ne We
have shown ia another place, te deductions drawn by
thrt gentleman, u Il due him s,y that like clear
minded statesman he has embraced the points Of the sub
iect and argued hen IN mastery We regret
being able publish the spe.ch II exhibits that ea
wachulness OF federal power which IL characteristics
OF the genuine democrat He s eurui that Congress
the federal government may beyond the prescribed
limits of the constitution. Mr. Howard, have doubt
represents his this subject, the sentiments
his constituents However much ssbefs may differ from
him in the premises nerrpces, a must accord 10 him
ability and fidelity TO the dsmocraiic and Saiefghr doe
urine a strict constitutional Limitation OF federal power
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The general testimony OF the soahern wings 10 regard
to the prospects and character OF the organization for
General Scott is well summed up In the following para
graph from the Boston Advertisers staid and sober
wbig sheet no, given 10 exaggerated statements, and
which foss iIs declaration 10 southern wing ssnii
ment BY two three columns of proof from southern
whg journals and the record OF southern wing
lions The Advertiser says
a Tux WHc National CowRsros. speaking yes
teIday Of tho three candidates who likely 20 divide the
OF the Baltimore Wing Convention expressed the
opinion, founded ss uniform Of the discussions
by the southern press aud of the resolutions and speeches
conventions ia tho southern States thar Gsnoai Scott
shssd he yctcs the ~oDaaO the eoaosafioa, oH noi
obian Ms electoral oots Of nngle sagshodsng Stas."
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national THgaTar We gratded TO say that Mr..
Forrest had another iu house last night to witness bis
f,rmance OF Spauacus, " The Gladiator" We dis
posed under the influence OF his admirable acting, to
speak Ia the glowing language but have spoken
several times Of his superior and la some respects I'M
eauaed performances that for fear Of being tedious 10
those who have him, and therefore not able to
appreciate such praise, we viii say merely that hr
FORESTS acting produces the effect thai the last piece al
ways appears be r~r-picee SpaItacus
tsinly excellent MIL ests large manly form and voice
suited well the noble ThTacan and brave Gladiator The
audience was unusually enthusiastic. The only way to
the power OF such aching az that OF Mr. For
H. The characters OF Senona and Jnia were
well represented by Madame Ponisi and Mrs Bowers
These ladies' great avorites Of the public They were
much spplaudsd. Mr.. Fleming was good ishasarios
We canno omit to mention the excellent dancing Of Miss
Annie Walters She also is crest fayore, for the ao-
dience usually encore her.
Ga Mo.day night Mr. Forrest appears as Jack Cade
is said by be hts best character We regret to
IL announced his last performance in Washington
Those who have him ought lose the oppor
tunity.
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We have been requested 10 suggest to the railroad
company the expedency Of reducing fares for the round
trip during the session OF the National Convention.
great number Of our czens Of both political parties de-
sire to spend day 1t least at Baltimore and 1t is hoped
thai the reduction usual upon great occasions may b.
made. so that Il may be in the power Of all ci
minsle with the thousands from all parts Of The
country who will be in Baltimore during the present
week
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.

The Senate did Sit to-day.

The Senate did sit to-day.
HOUSE, OF RspsssssrAnyzs--MrM Moore OF Peunsyl.
yana made large number Of adverse reports from ls
Committee on Public Lands which were seyeraly laid
on the table Me- Hall, from the same committee. re-
ported the ball to authorize the State OF Indiana dispose
OF certain saline lands in The said State which was read
The third time and passed
Mr. H. also reported back the Senate bill granting
lands 10 the State OF Iowa 10 aid the construction oil
certain railroads in Iowa. with an amendment After
struggle between the friends aud opponents Of the bill
on various notions lay the table prevaled and
pending mooa to lay hstable motion reconsider
that VOTE its friends succeeded preventing the question
upon H. by parliamentary expedients until the House
ioumed
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National Theatre.

We have learned, with very great pleasure, that Dir
Marshall has jn contemplation 70 tender compliments
~ benefit early day 10 Mr. Fleming. his stage man
ager This speaks yell fos Mr. Marshaps appreciation
OF faithful service and feel confident will be approved
and sustained those that have been accustomed to vs
the theatre Ii will be recollected that account OF the
uncertainty "a TO the time when the theatre would be
far completed be used, the company was hastily
lected and brought together 1t was impossible for Mr.
Marshall! aided by Mr. Fleming. to have chosen at shor
notice better materials but with such he has bad. the
aimed gentleman has conducted the threatre, and eli
ags connected with il, decently and in Order II h
be hoped therefore, that in case he shall take bsnet
il will prove TO be bumper, and not benefit in nan,t
only We feel confident the playg going public will &C
cord this much 10 Mr.. Fleming
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Your paper Of this morning contained . card.
signed by the Hon. George W. Jones' and the Hon. A. C.
Dodge OF the United States Senate, relating to certain
statements alleged 10 have been made BY yesterday. IA
speech made 10 the House OF Representatives upon the
Iowa land BILL now desire 10 say that as soon as can
avail myself Of the documents necessary TO sustan the
statement did make which will be at an early day,
will reply TO the matter referred to in their card Of this
morning. THOMPSON CAMPBELL.
WASHINGTON, May 30, 1851
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This accomplished gentleman. appointed by Governor
Cobb to I'll the seal in the Senate Of the United States
made vacant by the resignation Of the Hon. John M
Berren. is well known in Georgia as one OF the abesi
and most eloquent lawyers at the bar. and man OF the
highest social and personal character. He has been
staunch unwayerng and consistent democrat during his
whole fe and took decided groua in favor OF the Com
promse during the recent struggle in Georgia
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No State democratic convention has been held in Maine
since the adoption OF the compromise measures; but
have sufficient authority justify the assertion, that at
congressional and other important district conventions
held in that State the compromise have been
fully endorsed
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Mr.. WHIrsEY's REcTAnoss.-Ws learn that Mr..
Whituey's limitations Of celebrated orators lis
tened to with great appreciation and delight by a
numerous audience, Friday evening last. Mr..
Whitney's powers as an elocutonist are OF the high
order, and glad TO that he gives another
OF his interesting and instructive entertainments in
city on tomorrow evening. We anticipate full and
highly gratihed auditory.
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Della ware.

There has been no State convention in Delaware since
The passage OF the comgromse act bat the conventions
which have been held in the three counties composing the
State for the choice Of delegates To The National Demo
cratic Convention.
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Hon William H. Sides. late charge fo6sies OF The
United States at Vienna. has arrived in Washington. and
taken lodgings al the National Hotel
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ISXAs GEM RAe~ A9EhCf.--The hrn of Webb, Huvsi
u Co. Anssin Ayrrs webb Co. Galveston, having
seen dssovcd since by The business
continued by David Ayers In the city of galveston.
ne viii purchase and and rcsi purchase, ssi
md locate land ciaims and land fies
sna necessary perfect pay
res lands, tsrss collect and
.gn State Texas, and
nd 70 all b"-.e~ pevtnninx 70 srnesa We refers
attorneys snd huspr-s Mssr- Pi~sor
Jennings, broadway; and Ms~sv~ n CO.. John
neet New york and W, O. soethan, Washington. D. q.
nnicscus tpepsid) addressed David Aye, Galveston
w be proinpty attended No.
.shvrsTo-, Mnrch \, 1854.
March os-dom -
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VERDICT IN THE LIBEL cAsE.-The jury in the OF
the United States De Alma, learn yesterday on the
ground Of nsucency OF the evidence to prove the pub
LEGATION of the libel in Washington county, rendered
verdict Of not g,s,l,y--Repubiie Of Thursday
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The several congressional district conventions have
adopted compromises measures, but no State convention
has been held 10 the State since May 1862
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STR.wBERRISs.-We have the pleasure acknowledge
the receipt of the and finest specimens Of
this delicious fruit that have They
grown garden Of Mr. slater, the Of fine farm
near Alexsnds, which produces, lean OF the
choicest vegetables and fruits that appear in markets.
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HUN W. ~. STKk.nras svo~k Awstrtnr-A mssvss
~ N sss, ps HISTORY political
Nlsa Vnicc and Prague md she cwcoten In liupgsy,
a historical sketches Of the Ac &C. viii,
~ syeis, sve; by VIM " stiles sw charge e the court
!" Vienna For satc by TAYLOR MAUnv,
"nfN bookstore Nh street,
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Delegates from the jackson Democratic An
citation to the Baltfnore Convention.

At meeting of the jackson Association, hsld
81 nst the gentlemen were elected
delegates represent the Association in the Dcmocatc
National Convention which will assemble at Baltimore on
the LIST OF June
b. b. French, ESQ.,, Charles Wahaeh, esq,
DAM. Radcliffe, esq, A. w. Miller, esq,
j. @. Berret, esq, w. ID. Wallach, esq,
WI Mccotom, esq.
On MOTION the Of the president Of the Association
that secretary, added by unanimous
the list Of delegates.
I'D. HOOVER, President
F. McNERHxSY, Secretary.
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HANDSOME AssoMrMEyr DRESS GOODs--we
III purchase decidsdy the abandonment
offered Tits season OF the
sell IarRy wi make an object
nav. The complete bcr~srs nadnes India
sr'cir line Of
offered and we feet confident at as low
psicr rs IN the Union Also on hand
Hapdsome dotted swss muslins
Rich embroidered craps s'a~fs and scarfs
nisck sslk shswi~
green mode, purple, lilac white and pesr
csIorei sslks cape., with lot Of berere dc
LANES, closing out Al much below former
w. NJ SINISTER,
NAV 1n-Aif TN street, Pennsyvsnis
rIxyruuvar cuNrBuSGr CLOTHING I've invite the
attention purchaser. Immense and elegant assorf
Of
FINE AND FASHIONABLE READyMADE CLOTHING,
every quality. suitable for s which
will sell as almost price.
poys, CLOTHING
cyr rocE counpris~s and
open.a In washington, an aud sizes.
srae au,ss ciosh and vessns Of
order notice, style Of
elegance surpassed, cheaper
the article can be ha< ~ The District
WALL. STEPHENS,
Penn avenue, between On and Iost streets,
Nav s-a Nesf doore q the Iron Building
nOLLaRs AND CENTS, novels ny Amy L"sarcp'
~ Tvois. .
The sonr system including Of al e recent dis
"'''"e'' y ""''e nus" TAYLOR mAURv,
MAYA Rooksep~rs, OH street.
nE~ocssrrc REVIEW fer Aprn--ss s.ns. s".'
~ is-ucd. ..... $500.
Maya FhANSk TAfLoF'
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pvvDEnu CHEAP WINE yFORE, 20 VALIANT
y street, Fourth, Philadelphia nquors
ss importation from growers and podacers
furnished OF
ess Washington city shortest noticesig paid
BY sAdlmss Express"
shernes, Sparkling Champagne
Meet,
ChcQuot,
Red wine Dines
Perruchot,
Lisbon, Hxiasirk,
Ma-cai, and many Others.
Ftonnsnan, Sparkling Mosei~,
Malaga Ifockheim,
Of all sorts, Rndeshcni,
Sauien~ Msrcobraan,
Bargunaies, the largest in fhiiaaephia.
Brandies of all sorts
caks delnlobn
and some very old.
wIsksy spirits,
preserving brandy Wild brandes Scotch
ns London porter and stout, Ia bbs. Of and dozen.
Hapana Cigars,
importation reliable quality
Wholesale o quarter Dor.
The NIL wines, sc, directly
from Inc original package In which imported.
Hotels, Cssnry 7fads,
supplied eask Jemiohn,
dozen, package assorted sorts.
limit price, guaranteed
b. -ansfactoriy filed, the goods aiken back
all the pncip1l wins
o. Europe,
% offer good ARTICLES cheap c,i and famine at
JACOB SNYDER, JR'S.,
Cheap Wine Store, No. IS Walnut 81, Phiadsiphia.
Fcbl2-dy
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Pnnyvsnn between m and st wasbngton, G.
WHOLESALE and retail dealers and staple
w and anry dry goods, closh- tabs
and panocove bed Spreads baaksts, sheene AMI hease
mshns dry goods generally
suieti prompt, personal attention given orders
Doc s7-lyH
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1 lsES GOODS-Aruviag 10 day
IA ~ (sl linen aud all wdthzD
% pilowease linens assorted widths and qualities
100 dozen and pieces mweis and towsiIsngs
~ pieces table diapers and dama-ks, choice pntiernss som
tine
20 stirring linens, very chesp, and warranted all linen
~ hue linens, for boz ID collars.
Az Peroos desiring Mind oflncn goods rely gstta
usm q rs really prov@rbsaiy prices.
lefns cash, unless arranged 10 the contrary.
Good articles low prices, be relied
prRRY a pROTVTyR
Nay I-@m Opposite Centre Market.
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NEARING BLACK.-Per-ors wesrsr black may find a.
w our full stock of al kinds
ihg goods known rads and unssuniow prices.
oar stock y Al Tits fali in All departments
Terms cnsh, unless arranged "a the contrary.
Good Articles prices dealing may relied in
PERRY a BROTHER,
May 7-eouf Opposite Centre Market
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nEwocsArrc REVIEW fer Ap-s--ao CENTS S"s
= Nay y rRAscK TAYLOR
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E9SKER.
(orrcstrK rRs.suRf1
Washiagfos CITY, %. g.,
WILL receive money dcpossse, sell
osr oeks bank notes, and ais-
and VIII " the
eee;on dans foe bs correspondence
Robert Read, co.,, and Mechanics Bank,
seorzstown, DC.
Richard Smith, ESQ., Bank Metropolis, Washington,
Ciy
Mea'r. corcoran q Riggs, Bankrr- Washington city.
May I9--siu sf
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- when We see me foremost man among hts ltrrnsra
scosl friends IN neighborng State pocketing egsla
effect and the foremost of that wing OF the party in
this askiwg dsb The the day they
yaod ,~tfrx ssoh letters gs Mr.. Swad wrote 10 Bosfor
agrir the sp Of Congrsss, and entertaining publicly and
conspcuousy the Syracuse rioters the evidences is too pat
pablo that there " something wrong In support from such
quarter, especially when enforce. silence OF the grove
in ahoiher."
Ia our Judgment this is truly and powerfully and con-
cusvsly written. We should like to be informed how
any man can attempt successful or even plausible
denial refuaiion Of IT, On the basis Of the facts thus
set FORTH the Express in another par, Of the article
declares that 90 cabinet under Governor Stewards and
Governor Johnsions organization" would be the result
OF General SCOTS election and adds that the real OBJ
lect oil the Scott organization to keep up the anti
slavery excitement by adding the military reputation
Of General Scott, and upoa that to prepare the way in
1886 for Governor Seward & Co, upon sectional
slavery storm
movement for General Scott, is only necessary add.
that the Express, protesting its unwiogness and ina
biIity :" to fight southern battles northern ground
without the aid Of the southern wings its purpose
70 support him he be The nominee OF the convention
The journal has already given the
that General SCOTS administration, il elected, would
bring with il "a Galphn taiie Of the same influences
which aboonzsd and corrupted the administration Of
General Taylor The whole OF the declarations Of the
Express put together give us picture Of the wing party
and policy such as must invoke the whole energy and
patriotism Of the people place the government In better
and safer hands.