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me PRICES Of various grains (whsat among The asnber) IN
every State and in many counties in sscA STATS ot he
IL Sa s b. ss wsu is0 s. where hs n ~. n.s,s
u' ny TO- FAMOUS counties in Mchgan-thqp seqTiN
that MI burke never imagined nor esdmat4 ~ ~
was ~ rs per bushel the siol where h - - cs
Aud IN his remarks upon The table showing ~ sgo1ne
q the labor Of tls United States. II umsnSss rsAiy.
prices Of articles one Of the elements q h;s ~
mate referring the reader expressly TO- The table showinx
the local prices for correction Of his estimate n Ia
values in HE various localities are dssired. -
might refer to Of these disngeauoas and ua-
founded criticisms Of Mr. Ewbank upon The report Of his
80 when The fact is called mind that some Of his
own estimates-those with regard to the number Of
sheep swine. &c.-are taken from Mr. Burkes report,
although unacknowledged But my purpose u 70 call
Tue attention OF the reader to the exceeding bad ss.s the
S'a, wan. OF due sense Of poprcy Of gee stssda
b;m 70 his although d,nsrnE ~
nun Pocaiiy which he has displayed IN his eaoTt 10
'ne iaoors OF his predecessor And this attempt
VIII appear more nexcusable in Mr. Ewbank when the
ac y Known maj when he to THE city TO assume
me duties OF hls present Office, Mr.. Burke, who had
been removed to make place for him. treated him with
marked clvy and attention, dong evsryfhing in his
nee from which he was removed pleasant and awreeabe
Certainly Mr. Ewbanks friends will cav n view a
these facts ,h The return which be has made for the
c0uriesies OF Mr. Burke very far from those which
one gentleman would make to another under like cir
cumstances
report was written by another person. Indeed under.
stand that comparatively obscure individual, called Dr.
Lee, with preensions to knowledge OF agricul-
ture whether real uniounded do know enough
OF him to saywas the author Of part I'd Of tho Patent
Office report. This Dr. Lee has thus proved that he has
with the science of good breeding, what
ever may be his knowledge OF agriculture But the fact
that Dr. Lee guilty of the breach of coutesy which
the report displays is no defence for Mr. Ewbank. He
bound know the contents Of the report before he
put his signature to it, and he s therefore, responsible
for its dement's well ss its merits He therefore stands
before the world in the attitude of attempting to detract
from and dispaage the labors of his prsdecessos Dm
whom he had received nothing but courtesy and kindness
Moreover, he probably exhibits the first instance in the
history OF this government in which the present
pant OF high Office has been guilty Of attempting oais
parage by By particular References the sbos OF
his predecessor A.sw
have not taken pains to expose the conduct OF Mr.
Ewbank and his coaborer, Dr. Lee, becauss desv 10
do them an injury with the powers that be- On Tie o0n
rary, desire that Mr. Fillmore will retain them I'M AGr
places examples Of official good breeding end - ose
ents Of his administration There 10 no danger 0f Ne
PateiH Office becoming overshadowng and TO rowet
full institution in such hands. AHN.
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COTTON Manufactures South.-The advertiser being q
practical Of much experience
descriptions OF goods but particularly duck
long accustomed 70 managing manufacturing establishments
desOus Of mutually
advantageous commencing article
In udlciouy selected locally growing region
South kef6repees satisfactory all will be
required.
Postpaid communications, addressed "COTTON DUCK MANU-
FACTURER,' No. 400 Baltimore street, Baltimore,
sr.se4,4N July 25-3t
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nY DYER 3 HMOTMER. Aactlonssr..

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION-rtA.
Saturday essnns next ths 1.h ,nsal, at O'clock sA
IOsh street, between NORTH win he i'm
sovemsn consisting of three story
win an alley running back TO lhe premises from 18th
Terms OF third money cash balance in
and Tor satisfactorily Interest,
DYER X BROTHER,
'Wy Cd AuctOneeTs.
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We regre, to learn that yesterday, inst before the
aljournmen, Of the House. Mr. Winthrop received tel
egnphe despatch Announcing the death Of the Han. D.
p King. member Of Congress from Massaohussth
which sd sveat win probably b announced oclly to
the House this morning fA.tissN -
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Y engagement HOTEL manager Of that
Ill ,abismen having expired the day july beg
make thar again WlArds
where shall be most happy friends and portion Of the
travelling community.
This being enlarged very extensively improved
aud personal attention will be
fure OF its guests.
July l2-eo3w H. d. WILLARD.
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MEN Cambric Observation-Disclosures undersigned
pectf0y the attention Vt their friends public
orally their assortment below named will be found worthy
special examination. We have received
100 dox linen cambrc hdkfs. at u per dozen
50 DO do do at$i 20 do fine linen
100 do do do Al ~ SO. - 50, and Is do.
10 fine colored and black b0rdered linen lawn
IS do plain bordered linen lawn hdkfs
part of which bargains rarely found
Also trimmed and unmmed, scoloped
borde stitched all of which offer
be obtained elsewhere
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, L co.
May l6-3tawf
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The Washington correspondent OF the Boston Atlas
ian ultra whg pape says OF Mr. Bates, Of Missouri the
newly appointed Secretary Of War:
He gentleman OF fine talents, OF sterling honesty and
viii carry the laws He il IN anti-davsry deadly
hostile extending slavery into the Territories, and doei
believe in the validity Of the claim Of Tezas.
II this be true sketch Of MIR Bates. fear that Mr.
Fillmore will End that he has made than unfor
selection. II Mr. Bates rabid free soiler.
he represented to be- and opposed to the claim Of Tex
a., he will bring trouble to the administration and Mr.
Fillmore will find that be cannot purchase southern sup
port by bringing into his cabinet unsound from the
slaveholding States But there is q probability that
neither Mr.. Bates Mr.. Crttenden will accept their
appointments. postpone any extended criticism OF
the cabinet until il is known TO be completed.
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MOTTO E.The Philharmonic Society," viii deem
~ ladies znd genemen have
Of election actual and mcmbers Will Kindly
their III their earliest
venience, enable the society complete ~
A. r. kfECKHOEEER,
July 2la President 18th street, between strests
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Mr. Senator Seward. of New York. begins to discover
that his uuaism ultra for any OF his synpathizng
aboliuoniss to follow him. and that be 10 rapidly de-
scendng TO the level for which has destined him
He WAS yesterday denounced BY opponents, and de-
serted by his own associates This position which no
wise man will envy. and no good man will desire. On
his amendment about New Mexico he stood alone--as
the Clerk of the Senate announced summing up the
vose-yea. Mr. Seward-one
For ths uaiou.
Report u the os~sssAs~sr u Patssts-rart -.
The present Commissions OF Patents. the Hon. Thomas
Ewbank. seems to have been particularly unfortunate
in both the material and the execution OF his late
sss Of IL Il. M both Il e.
ia good taste. 10 his first part. which 10 devo-
ted 70 the scientific operations Of the oee he aeet'
the philosopher bs. unfofnnassly turns p, eo.h
geese feet. and pigeons wings. under the imposing
head OF Moaorss will immostaze his administration
the Patent Once !. the era Of progress in science and
will rebound equally 10 his fame "a " gentleman and
scholar professor Of good breeding. il not IN snlsht
But criticism upon either par, Of his report was not my
purpose My particular object was 10 call public alien
lion to extract from part ID Of Mr.. Ewbanks late re-
port. which appeared in the Republic" on the 18th
and which relates particularly to the subject Of -
In the extract alluded to, Mr.. Ewbank Tor rather tn.
writer Of the repor takes the occasion attempt to dspar
age the report Of his immediate predecessor the Hon Ed
mund Burke call it attsm for the criticisms are Of
too trng and Insignificant chaactsr and too dishonest
to eject the object At which they aimed Al spe
cimsn of the criticisms alluded to, 10 only necessary 70
mention the with regard to the prices OF wnss
Michigan which the writer OF the extract presnos 20
have found in the report Of MIR Burke He alleges ms'
in the report of Mr. B. the crop Of wheat IN Micn3n
estimated At q IS per basbel y: ,nas sh 'ne
much 10 ,he farmers Of Michigan upon the locality OF il
production That Mr Burke made no such error, NJ,
fwbank had ample proof in ne very document N Which
nm "f he estmated value Of I'll The productions
labor in the United States, Mr. Burke put down thu
whole wheat crop Of The United States al 81 10 pei
bnshslvey near the average market price on the Allan
nc eesboard II was iron tbs table that Mr. Ewbsnk'
compiler took his psioe fos the wheat crop Al chigan
n he had taksa patAs ~ examine the report Of Mr.
little cossy. Ne w6sh have found nsas thewina
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required.
rAoTuRER' No aao Baltimore street. Baltimore vii, be attend
CARD-WILLAEsDs HOTEL.
MY engagement with National HOTEL manager
~ enlistment having expired ON The list day Of July would beg
make angn ha' am again connected win Ws,ds Hotel
being enlarged very extensively improved
and personal attention will be the and well
July l2-esoaw Il. D. WILLARD
pscuay and public gen
orally their below named as will be found worthy
100 % 90. linen sambre h ID :, q gsr DOZEN
e. s.,,;:, :, 10, ,.,:.;.s :s 80.
Is do plain bo.dessd linen lawn ..,a a hdas
ss
As ~ q wnsn vs. are prepared " offer
on better terms 'A can c%aE NEWTON MAY CO.
ny GREEN 8 rAsTEr. Aact,onsers.
S SixKa s AZ asD fSs s
ann instant shall sell ~ our auction .oom Washington Han
an excellent sssortnen, Of Watches, &C,
so patent anchor hunting
90 gold guard, vest, and fob chains
With many in the jewely line
MOUNT -. M.ry's COLLEGE, E.amitsburg. Md.-Ihe n
III ofstud Mount st. Mays College will
num- sa THIS includes the entire classic and scientific course
IN % paid
| College. July 23-ti5Aug
For Norfolk, Plnsy Point and OLD Po,ns-raze Re-
dassd.
%. g .s ss
saturday O'Clock returning leave Norfolk Monday
and Thursday Al O'Clock. ?. m. o., co.
river, and The usual Landings on die Potomac.
paxsaxe 10 Pincy
during lie bathing ses.on Is.
Passage Pas. and fare to Sorol.s'. ,.xps .,rcup,,
| -
NOTICE.-The washington Philharmonic Society,"
sent e slseon a' a. actual and members vii
vsnisncs 50 to enable the soee complete IL
,uya,-a r.a.. ,s,A .u.s s., ssakhoF.n ns.i.
muE uNDra.uowED s.,n~ ~...~.a IN other bu.
Republican hosss, KEEP,
o nun VEG GsssS on an m1s Itst 800 ~ ,,s
"a va".n ~ .si nv r.sIe ,uSn.- Fem. rnsdrrse An
1sy aa-s, JOHN roy
II : : : : :
ny ~ s: *
he may be found at all Aoa... Inl. 1-a.
GLASS CASE sex ..,..pr., ..ndiu. on tho door, and
b movable al 1isasure hand.omsy xs..
July %
| : s,xr f.v11n-on n. ,on ~ yooe MARY y. HUDSON |,
u girl Ned 70 year. len the residences Mis-. = Bowman,
w., .s.s mss, o, "... w frs very
grateful for any ,nssmsnon which may
July 20
nR. CRoSKr Celebrated s~rsApanliA Beer-A most
heathu and pslasabs bsvef.xe III, -.
hi. beer has s s.tnon o. numerous o. the n,. re
specaotty In me state OF Nc" foh, 10 sustain us reputation
- above
| Manufactured ~
mon, Of the Northern Liseris- Market on the sog, as,
WAshinetcn, D. O. Juy 70
.~-~---.-.. - A. x.,-- -
80 600 - -. ss,.-w .rx Ne, omcs,. n
tne untra p'a'e~ esslnk tne ~ az, ~ ~
coosnsa s ~ "."n :. $500. =" so.eu,s,sss ~s.,a,o,
s.Aa.. 4. s:oc~,c.. .cs. .msoos rrn~raI or
mc~ssecs, ptocese"ss IN -, -. s. s".,s. a.
o as,, pans, "es"s'' &c, WIN :" A :" ~ ' ' "
an. -, x...,... NJ se .A,,o. N,
g - e''''- ~ w e' - " ~ : - " u
-~r.'y n. vnANcp rAvrOR
Sup ~ = -
| CHARLHs ASHNT'
A,a ...,, A. r,.... 4, ,,nsrS trE
,,,xx "a ~ 49, "
'
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No Pictorial fis'd Book q ne Rsvoiutson;
sS1 1,se ss"s,r Mo g III , !, ''"' D' '
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nx aREMN g rAsTMr. Aact,onser..

NY GREEN & rASTEr, Auctioncers.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, GUARD, VEST, AND FOB
u CHAINS PENCILS &c, AT AUCTloN.-on Saturday,
instant shall Washington Hail.
at O'Clock,
m excellent assortment OF Watches, &C.,
patent anchor hunting
other watches
20 gold guard, vest, and fob chains
20 gold pencils
With many other articles in the jewery line
N1aF GREEN TASTET,
July N-N Aucnoncers.
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III. e. w. EVERETT would Inform the citizens Of
Washington that he win give his attention 70 the practice Of med
he removed his ONCE 10 Lane
fuckers building, Pennsylvania nhove Il sfrs where
he NAV he found nj all houis. July 23-3t.
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MOUNT -. Mary's C0lleEc, ElnmitsbuKK Md.-1hc
nual session ostud Mount 81 May College will commence
10Th Of The board and tuition
This includes and scientific
also French, washing, mendng Ac and paid hall
advance. Music aud drawing $40
For further particulars the president Of Mount 81 Mays
College. " .-' July 25-t5Aug
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Norfolk, Ptney Point, and Old Point-Fare
duced.
= .snsp The OsceolA will, the 10Th Of July,
ExzeAShae making trips week 10 the above
pxces leaving Washington "Wednesday and
Saturday 9occck returning leave Norfolk Monday
and Thursday AT 4 O'Clock, pm.
Touching going and returning, Pnsy Point Old Point Cone
river, and the usual landings on the Potomac.
Passage Piney Point, ~.
Old Point, - and
during the bathing sesson, -.
Passage aud Norfolk Is.
July l-u JAMES MITCHELL.
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CT4oUuTT4 - WashAnGtan -bstng MAnmA1 ~
II Uo tsa washington city, IN society AID vis's
10 ~ Pysa1eee ~ 1swhsrs the Cabinet, Ac, kc M
Vne q De approved styles, printed from the plate
~ 49, ~ sSss.ss a nsw ssy,es sua sesa,ifsI As A
~ s1snsxs a Aincaa ~ Dsh kssf and Esp tap an
sooks 10 every department II nsAss sspp"" " p"'''"s~'
pg6ooA NJ f ~ ~
July ~ IAfLok AhVhx
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GLASS CASE fOr saleupryt, standing the floor, and
u pleasure Handsomely built Of and walnut For
Lee Epy cabinet op, Opposite The United 5ses Hotel
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Dr. L. O. Beck, ofRuigers College, New Jersey gave ON
Monday evening" the first his course ON the Chem
stry Of Nature BY this branch general subject
chemistry understood the application Of the laws
ca action to the explanation of the ordinary operations
which constantly going us and TO the lorna
ton Of various substances by processes which in
most cases. are the product Of
This course Of lectures is experimental one and is
well calculated to interest those who acquainted with
the description OF chemical phenomena but who have not
had am opportunity OF seeing these phenomena reproduced
in the laboratory
The lecturer in the beginning, referred the fact that
chemistry Is pre-emnenty the science which takes cogn
zance Of the changes effected in the molecules ofbodes and
that consequently the character Of bodies is determined
by The changes they undergo when submitted particular
or general agents This proposition illustrated by
variety OF experiments
II Is remarkable fact that in most OF the minute
changes taking place in bodies the surface OF the earth
the atmosphere acts an important part The energy Of
principal constituent oxygen Is such that there few
substances which escape It's influence The atmosphere is
vast laboratory in which immense dec omposon pre-.
cipations, and combinations, constantly going
Though the air was supposed to be simple sub
sance II 10 now known 10 be indeierninae chaos OF diff
erent substances AS the contains little OF everything
soluble in water the atmosphere may be conceived
containing little OF everything capable of assuming the
gaseous form, Of existing n state of minute division
Besides the yapos of minerals and Of liquids, there exist
Il animal and vegetable eflnvia Seeds minute plants
eggs, and microscopic beings These various substances
act all bodies with which they cone in contact,
though the obvious changes those produced by
few, generally not than three oil the constituents
the atmosphere We give the foregoing merely lusra
ton Of the character Of the lectures which received
with apparent interest by large audience.
Professor Beck gave another lecture last evening" which
pressing engagements deprived Of the pleasure Of
hearing.
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ArFAIRs At WAsHrSeros.--The question now is,
whether California shall first be admitted into the Union,
and then attempt made TO settle other points OF df
ference between the North and the South, whether
Jumping business shall be made OF the whole. Mr.. Web
ster incnes TO the former; Mr. Clay TO the latter In
this instance we go with Mr. Clay And the is,
that California be fret admitted have no confidence
that anything further will be done and convinced
that such state Of things would be dangerous to the
peace OF the country, il not to the Union itself The
southern declare with voice that they have
objection 10 the admission OF California, with suitable
boundae but that they have very great objections TO
her admission distinct MEASURE, while other points
deeply Interesting to themselves LETT in allegiance H.
however, the different to be disposed Of sep
aatey, let them, they say, be taken up in the order IN
which they stand the calendar This would bring up
the territorial bills first and then the bill for the admission
Of California whereas 10 act first the California bill
would be to postpone the former, order to give ptece
dence to the latter II the territorial bills should pass
without restriction 10 slavery then suppose OBJ.
lection would be made to the admission OF California,
cept respect boundaries, and possibly not in this
respectN-N Y. Jour. Com
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The two administration presses in this city, and the
wing press everywhere to be greatly troubled at
the result OF the recent election in Connecticut and in
their disappointment and notification. they manufacture
all OF and for the defeat of their
party in that former old veteran federal State One OF
those is the alleged coalition between the demo.
Gratis and free sellers Even The National Inteiiigencer
which affects much candor and fairness has put forth
that false reason for the defeat of its friends in Connect
cut; and, in order to support its statements and give
them show OF truth, copies the assertions of that
most INSCRIPTIONS and reckless print, the New York
Evening Post. which, judging from its statements re,
speeding the Connecticut election. does not hesitate to
coin falsehood TO prop up its sinking cause.
But the editors Of the Iatslgsnesr are much better in
formed They deny the fact that the late demo-
cratic State convention in Connecticut laid the Wilmot
Provso the table by vote of 1863 to All thus most
emphatcally condemnng and repudatng that mischev-
humbug, and also repudiaing all connexion with
the freesoiers Nor can they deny that the wing State
convention passed resolutions in favor Of the Wilmot
Proviso; thus substantially proposing an alliance with
the free.soilers. Nor can the Intsigsner deny the
fact that the democratic candidate for governor Colonel
Seymour, was opposed TO the Wlmot Proviso, as was
Governor Toucey, who chosen senator in the Hart
ford senatorial district; and Mr. Hammersey, who was
chosen representative in that citythe first democratic
representative for years. Nor can the Ine-
geneer be blind TO the fact that all the wing candidates
for State Offices Wmo Provisoiss, and were rec
commended to the fIee-soers that account Besides,
recolect seeing, during the canvas,a wing circular
secret one we believewhich recommended the wings
10 nominate and support Stree soil" candidates. Nor
have yet any proof of the fact, that the demo-
Gratis entered into coalition with the free-soers On
the contrary, do place particle Of credit in such
statement Such assertions have their origin and ex-
isence only in those prints belonging 10 the wing and
free soil factions, which stung with modification at
the utter prosaon Of their allied party in Connecticut,
but which have not the manliness and candor to
knowledge the true causes which have led toit.
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Great National Work.
Lstcss Immoh Panorama " Ufu Mississippi Rirtr at
ODD FELLOWS HALL
THIS great original painting the world,
only painted which shows both sides OF the
once, win be exhibited for few evenings commencing
THURSDAY, APRlL 1.
This magnificent painting with view Of ST. LouIs,
the beautiful,
FALLS OF ST, ANTHONY,
Giving view Of point Of
Many characteristic OF SAVAGE LIFE
graphically represented the glowing which win
be found
THE BATTLE OF BAD AXE,
OF Black Hawk War, stirring
which occurred at
wABAsHAw PRAIRIE,
OF winnebagoes which
TWELVE HUNDRED FIGURES
Are represented.
This painting which has called forth the admiration OF
thousands whohave visited in place where has been
hibted the citizens Of Washington
all puports beautiful work ART,
correct deiineaton Of the Great Father OF Waters
Price OF admission, Is cents.
Door open hafpast exhibition quarter
fore eight precisely.
Ap Edn LEWIS KING, Propnetors.
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Cancellation.

A meeting took place in the city OF Richmond on
Saturday night held for the purpose Of discussing the
proprety Of sending delegates 10 the Nashville Conven-
ton. Mr., James Lyons Taylor wing. took decided
part in the debate but struck by the strong appro
baton which expressed by several OF the speakers
for Messrs Clay and Webster, in consequence Of the
conciatory and patriotic spirit they have shown, and
their anxiety and efforts TO settle this agating question
Mr.. Robert G. Scott, Cor example,) distinguished
democrat devoted to the union OF the States and the
rights OF the States, paid the following compliment to
the patriotic and concliatory spirit of Mr. Webster;
He trusted that there would be but heart feel
ing in this respec able meeting upon great question,
which he knew party but his country, the constitution
and Union IL rises above the petty feelings OF party
and comes home all and we called on now 10
aid settling the question forever He trusted that the
committee (Which he seconded) would make wise and
temperate report which would dispel the dark cloud
Some gentlemen Of both parties had assented compro
mise based upon the before the United States
Senate and for which Henry Clay pressing his
mighty efforts. Applause Daniel Webster, to whose
patriotic speech MI s. Paid an eloquent compliment, was
Tor the compromise. Long and loud applause Give
the scheme OF Daniel Webster-not in fair words, but
in substantial and, though the South would give
up much by accepting IT, he was willing TO stand upon IT,