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Feb 3-dly II. H.PARSt,NS, Agent
NEW books At TAYLOR ~ MAURy's-IIapcrs'
~ Magazine for June.
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Womani Trials, Tales Sketches the Life Areuna
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Married Life by Arthur
The Two Wives Lost and Won by Arthur,
Volume Grote's History
Wlams's New Trnvelers' Tourists Guide Through the
United states and Canada with fine of the United States and
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Planters Encyclopedia edition
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no good Fruits admirers Of fine
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who wish for collection Of plants
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District Of Columbia
the collection OF debts and the prosecution OF claims Of
including land under
lately passed. onice In the City Hall
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powers and threshng and tanning machines for yapa-
raiso Without pretending the posse Of more pa
trotism than my neghbors always ready TO praise
the abors OF those who benefit their fellows AS axi-
culture is the basis OF all prosperity. surely those who
have done most for its improvement deserve we'll Of their
country trust these enerprlsing gentlemen may live
long enough the good Old Dominion and her south
em sisters partial to the custom OF economizing
labor in agriculture they themselves may almost be
said to have made the farmers OF New York, who
usually send their orders direct TO them The head OF this
manufacturing house is free trader, blythe. by.
COSMOPOLlTE.
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BALTIMORE, June 20, 1851.
The democratic convention OF fourth
district comprising the first fifteen wards of the cb) have
unanimously nominated William Pinkney Whyte, esq,
as their candidate for Congress.
Mr. Whyte grandson of the renow and celebrated
orator OF Maryland, (Hon, William Pinkney) Although
comparatively speaking he is young man. (about the
age, / believe of Hon solomon Hen, jr,, and Hon. j.
bom son Mason when elected Congress- and so about
the age of John Legrand when nominated for Con-
still doubt existing in the minds OF the de-
uocracy but that he will reflect credit upon his city
IA elect on no seriously questions His sterling integrity
of character innate goodness of heart his business hab
It's and undoubted talents, together with his unilom,
consistent and laboous devotion 10 cause, have made
him slower strength with the democracy OF the fourth
congress district renders his election certain
Our political campa gn has commenced. We shall
nominate all officers under the constitution in
few weeks. We shalt nominate our best and strongest
men all the Offices and you may look out for triumph
ant IN aiorty from 80 Old Baltimore"
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GALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTIoN--on
~ Saturday, June o. 10 O'Clock m shall
the residence of gentleman declining
9th will
bouse variety Of good household consisting In
Mahogany sofa, mahogany lounge
Large Gothic chair, covered with silk dsmssk
Mahogany chairs, coqoete sofa
Large ornamental gilt frame mirror, grandole,
raror, chamber, and step oarpetng
Mantel ornaments
French China
Croch@ry and glass
French ando bedsteads
Superior feather beds hair mattresses
wssh.tapds, bureaus, wsrdrobes
Cane and wood chairs
Kitchen furniture, excellent cooking stove, &C
Terms All Of and under S15, Sos credit Of
sr and ninety days for approved endorsed bearing
t.re.t.
June It'd @, w, BoTELKR, Aucuonssr
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HAMPDEN.


BALTIMORE June 26-5, p.
The Hon. l., Hammond from the third congressional
district Is unde stood be candidate for denomination,
subject 10 the decision of the democratic nominating
venon.
George Mettee, active wing, and candidate for the
office of city collectors under Mayor Jerome, died yesterday
very suddenly of heart disease.
The committee appointed consider the matter of pub
cly celebrating 4h of July reported yesterday, and
stated they had been received with UGH favor by the
citizens determined therefore, to proceed at in
the matter and a committee appointed TO make ar
engagements Tor a grand city celebration.
The wea Their to-day is very close and oppressive.
MARKEr-No sales OF flour to-day Sales of white corn at
63 a GA cents and yellow at 60 Whiskey has ad-
yanced to "a a 25 cents.
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LETTER PROM Ma. WrssTrR.-The following IL Mr.
Websers reply 10 the letter OF the young OF Lowell
inviting him TO visi, the city at his convenience;
WASHINGTON, June is, 1851.
GENTLEMEN Few things OF the kind could give me
more real pleasure than the receipt OF your letter
thank you my own account, and ! thank you, IL |
may venture 30 TO say, IN behalf OF the good OF the
country, for the interest which you take in support
of the constitution and the Union These high concerns
must very shortly devove upon those who are now the
young men OF the country; and there could be better
omen of their continuance and than that those
young found, to very great extent, resolved,
with rmness and vigor 10 uphold the glorious insutu.
tons of their ancestors.
any considerable number OF days, until the end of next
month You may rest assured, however, that when !
shall be home long enough to have day for that pur
pose, shall not fail to comply with your kind and friend
~ invitation.
Yours with true regard,
DANIEL WEBSTER
To Messrs James p Walker, Horatio Towns G. n
Stone, j. p. Higgins and others.
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United states Patent Once.

W
IN the petition Adams OF Cornwall New York,
ing Of patent granted 20 him for an improve
moulding pressing brick, for
expiration said patent which takes place on The 9Th day
o. September, 1851 -. - -.
TUESDAY The "a day September 1851 at ~ o'clock and
peons arc natacd appear cause have
why said petition ought TO be granted.
required file
once objections, specifically set forth writing,
~ days hearing All testimony flied by party
he taken and
Office, which win be furnished
plcatop.
notice be published in the National In,e
geneer Republic and Union, Washington, D. G. Daily Bee Boz
ton Tribune Albany Register, Albany,
Providence Journal Providence Rhode Island and
Inquirer Philadelphia Pennsylvania week for
previous the I'd day Of september nst
n. q. WEfGHTMAN,
Ac omm Of Patents.
Of above papers viii please copy and send their
bills 20 the Patent Ofce with paper containing s noue
June -
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Mr.. Meredith late Secretary Of the Treasury, and
Gaiphin Claim.


We perceive tina, this gentleman, by whom the Galphis
claim paid has been nominated by the whg conven.
ton Of the State Of Pennsylvania Of the candidates
for seat the bench OF the supreme court OF that
State The wing party evade the in regard
10 the payment OF the Gaphin claim That issue is not
whether moi the interest legal claim On this
point honest Of both parties have differed in opinion
and sor the present issue is concerned, 1t matters
not whether the nieres, legally due or otherwise
The question is this Can cabinet minister employ
agent to prosecute claim before OF his o-Secrea
ries and receive large Of money for his bene
fit under the decision Of tina, coSeceary Can the Sec
rotary of Wat receive payments awarded to him by the
Secretary of the Treasury willis, both are members OF
the same cabne' Or can any Secretary become open
or score, prosecutor OF claims before any member Of
cabinet OF which he is part' Such a course is either
right OF wrong It's either right in all cases. or 1t is
wrong in all cases.
We are that the government will soon become a
mere sink OF corruption. il each and all OF the Secre,a
RES may prosecute claims before each Other and receive
The sums awarded 10 them II such practice can b..
sustained IN obvious that the several Secretaries will
become The only prosecutors of claims before the several
departments and tina, the administration Of this govern
ment will become more corup, than that of Great Brit.
ain, where has long since been proclaimed in regard to
British officials, that every man ha. hi. prce.
The act OF Mr. Crawford was the act of the cab;ne,
for ii was proved before the proper committee tina, pres
dent Taylor sanctioned il One OF the issues then in the
election Of Mr. Meredith is Shall the several Secretaries
be permitted to prosecute claims before each other in the
cabinet. and shall such conduct be approved by the peo
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CHARLESTON, June %.

The Isabel from Havana arrived this morning.
HAVANA jane 22-Exchanges are lower. Freiglts hiah
vessels Tor Europe large proportion OF the crops
is unshpped. A moderate business is doing In sugar,
and prices maintained at the previous decline.
u her reduction anci pated Sales OF molasses
have been made reals, but holders generally ask
reals The transactions in coffee very small The poh-
cal is unimportant.
KEY WEST, June l6.-Auived-the captain and crew
Of the brig Charles, of New York, bound from New Or
son. The brig abandoned in latitude "A deg 10 min,
longitude S5 deg 80 min. She was sinking when lel
sailed The 18th the Mystic, from New York The
packet Prince de Jonve went ashore on her way from
New York New Orleans on Alligator reef Indian Key ;
got of without assistance, and proceeded to her
destination.
Sales Charleston to-day OF 600 bales of at
cents Arrived-the Albatros, from Philadelphia.
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Pile II 50, is in vain TO expect hereafter an honest
administration Of the affairs OF this government
Thus DO things OF tbs same evil character seek out
common destiny, and bring themselves 10 light by
that are often unexpected Who would have supposed,
al the death Of General Taylor that Galphinism and abo
tonsm would come out together from the same Pandora
OF whggey in Penney and that the people OF that
keystone State should be furnished with an opportunity
10 kill with thrown from their siectiue sling
both the evil principles OF which they the ype-he
one of administrative corruption the other OF the spirit Of
dsunon attacking the iralenal feelings which constitute
us one people,
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We call the attention Of readers TO very interest.
ing letter from correspondent Cosmopolite." lis
observations agricultural subjects specially com
mended 10 those OF readers who may be farmers and
planters
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Reported FOR the Union.
NJtIls..u Gnaxrt Martial

Conuened for the trial of Breoa Br,gadier Gsner.
Iaicou, Colonel and Chef Of the Bureau Of Orr
nance
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Fourth July Ercursion.-The cheapest and most
pleasant Excursion ever offered TO the public.

Only Pee doHdrf-Ineau and lodging inof"ded
The safe, swift, and splendid steamer aBALTf-
GxASloze MORE Capt. Turner, viii leave her wharf
1A Washington, Thursday the ID July, att O'Clock,
touching all the points the 1ver,l
"Piney POINT arriving there about
the day. Returning will Pney Point Saturday, the
10 O'Clock, Alexandria Sunday
morning about 10, and Washington ION.
t include meals aud lodgings at Pncy Point
,rcfI as o the b0at.
0It from the above that taking this
cuon of which viii be at Pi
ney Point pleasant and healthy for the
An grafton BY Henry May
take the aBsumore"
O'Clock,
and will connect wi "Baiumorei Aqua creek.
For tickets, apply board either boat, 10
GEO. MATTTNGLy,
limo Q7-dt4,hIu Agent Washington City,
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mARRlED,

Tuesday evening" 7t by the Rev Mr.
VIM w EuSTACE, Of Richmond, Yugain, Miss
MARTHA VIRGINIA LAUB, Of Washington city, ID, O.
Richmond papers, please copy.l
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NORFOLK, June rs.

The mayors election yesterday terminated in the
Of S. S. Subj, by 1886 majority. w. b. Lamb was re-
elected sheriff
The and suite left yesterday afternoon at 81
O'clock for Point, visiting the soopotwar Plymouth
they down Before starting, they were joined by
Postmaster General who came down IN the Richmond
boat The proprietor OF the Point Hotel gave the Pres
ldent ball last night, which said TO have been mag
nfcen affair The whole party left for Washington this
morning.
The navyyard is completely deserted-he hands refusing
to 20 to work.
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DIED.,

At Mobile, on 18Th Instant WILLIAM LIME, OF
MARIAN ruoNAs e. A. aged years and months
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BosToN, June Is.


The sloop -of. war Portsmouth, Commodore Gregory,
arrived to-day from Port Pfsya The dysentery pre-
vailed during the passage and two OF the crew died The
Dale sailed 9Th for the island OF Java, TO punish out
RACES committed on Americans about a year ago. Tho
Portsmouth brought home part Of the crew OF a Ham
burg sh p wrecked on the island oil Mayo.
The passenger tran &c., between Albany and Spring
field off the track LAT night upetling secondciass pas
senge rear, and badly inluring several persons
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Cupboard Henlth-A stated meeting Of the Board will be
held on Saturday, 25th instant, at O'Clock, p m
June "a
- ladies with the Methodist Epco
Church South invite the public festival which viii be held
Tuesday evening June a. and conun
until the 9Th July great variety OF useful and
reasonable They respectfully
patronage the public in this their first effort
paying the debt their house OF worship.
June 22-dtd
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J. r. ANDERSON, esq, Richmond.
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party language this occasion would be different
and might perhaps be gsthed see The administra.
ton remain quiet al the appearance Of events poren
tous 10 the great cause OF the country But sug
gesons are prompted by higher feeling. When
the Union in danger, acknowledge that its safety i'm
poses higher obligations than those of party fidelity
and il is in this that we trust the administration
will manifest promptness worthy Of the influence which
the constitution has delegated 10 il.
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WE HAVE HEARD JENNY LIND!
NOW HEAR
HcinSl.e & Go.

w f. do not intend to brag nor embellsh the
w fact in the least-but we feel warranted in
saying that we are now receiving and opening the
largest and finest assortment Of *""
Spring dad Summer Clothing
ever brought to this market. Our first shipment
was received by the last upward trip of the Wis
consin. and is now open to the inspection of the
public. We are confident that all tastes will be
satisfied. andthat our prices will iaduce people to
ssdress up.' Our stock comprises
Goats Of all kinds.
Sack, Frock and fine Dress. all culors and mater
summer coats of all qualities, varieties and pri-
ces. Better call and see them.
Pants and Vests.
From fine to supeiiine-cut and made according to
the latest mode, and OF new styles of goods. You
can't help being pleased, ami after examining you
can't help purchasing.
Handkerchiefs and G!ores
In endless variety. The enumeration would tire
your patience. To make long job short just call
and see them.
Hats and Taps
OF all sizes and qualities. The Hats are Of Cincin-
natl manufacture and Of the latest fashion. Every
gentleman who tips his beaver to the ladies ought
to purchase one from He in sheimer & Co.
Trunks, Carpet Bags aud UmbrcHds
BY the puantity-flst rate articles--and cheap as
dirt.
Shirts, Collars. &C..
We almost forgot to mention our shirts and Collars
We have them by the hushel, and of every descriP-
ton. So that all who may be in need will only have
to ask in order to get the very article they may be
searching for. No more at present, bn' remain the
public's servants. HEINSHEIMER s. co.
April |. 1851
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Eaviga ion Couyen ion.

Pursuant 10 no,ise toe citizens of tie seve al
counties ad JOINING he Iowa and Cedar Rivers nd
others interested IN the navi,ation OF said streams
met IN Convention at the Cor. House. IN Wapel-
10. Loalsa co4n,y, the 2S b day of Jun,, 1851,
for the purpose OF taking into cons de; alton tae
most effective plan for tile nav satioa OF said riv-
ers. Iae Convention proceeded to o:gan Re by
appointing the f, flowing temporary officers:
Geo. l.. Coe, of Louisa county, President and
VIM K. Reynolds, Secretary.
The object of the meeting was stated hv DR. J.
Bell. jr., and the Coaveatiol addressed at iangh
by several gentlemen. The following commit
tees Were then appo nted:
On Credentials, MassGs Green, Townsend and
Helmick.
On Preamble and Resolutions, Mess:s J. Bell.
IT.. NJ. Jam.soa and Dr Ross.
On Permanent Officers. Messcs Ross, Bell and
Townsend.
Ga motion, Resolved, That this Convention al
journ until O'Clock, P. NJ, at which time the
committees previously appointed are instructed
to report
The Convention then adjourned.
GEO. L. COE, President.
w. Il. REYNOLDS, Secretary.
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NEW STORE.

TINE suhsc riher solicis cali from the Ladies to
| examine his new and most fashionable assort-
ment OF DRESS SILKS, consisting of rich hrocades,
chameleon Satin au chains and other styles, also
every width of black 90.
Will also Do found a fine assortment Of bonnet
silks and vevets, silk Illusions and coored apes,
rich embroidered cambria andkerchiefs, white and
black lace capes.
He has also recently received beautiful selec-
ton of African and natural colored MUFFS; white
and black vi orinss, fur cuffs, misses NUTS, Sc,
all of which Offered at such prices, and cannot
be purchased lower this side Of the eastern cities,
and would also say the same of other goods, en-
hracing every article in the staple and fancy goods
line inviting all customers who desire cheap, new
and desirable goods to call at the old stand OF D..
Gilchrist SEQ. p. NJ. FORTIER.
Rur -
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9sa Per Telegraph from Mo. Republican.
sv,av.l Of the Affica-0ne week later from
800 Eurou0.

The Africa, with one weeks later European
,.vs. has arrived. She brings dates of 2lst June.
MEANWHILE three sons of Lord O.dbor-
1r,~h have been arrested at Leghorn--clandestine
nsieriaIs aud publications have been found on
lheir premises.
~ Constitution is progressing in the Assembly
IN increased violence. Gen. Cavaignac, in the
ssa,rse or violent speech, declared that he had
~ M his mind to draw the sword in the cause
1Tnus Napoleon, TO prolong his power.
reject melee had taken place in the Assem-
Nj n consequence of violent speech of Mr.
~ Ia Iouchcr, the Minister of the Interior.
cssxAHY.-There is but little news of i'm
rsrtasce. Hamburger is more tranquil, but the
S;slike to the Austrian troops is increasing.
1sSrAN AND PoRruGAL.-A Spanish Squadron
~ been sent to Lisbon, 70 check the revolutions
~ sartv. The Portuguese Eycaequer was at a
@.rSb. and fresh troubles are expected. The
snh;ect Of the Spanish debate was under consid-
sraion with the Cortes.
IrAtY.-Advices from Rome state that eSecu-
TINS s.ill continue; two more persons had been
The treaty. Of commerce between the Helvctic
eoniederacy and the Sandman Government has
Ssea closed.
. subscriptions for loan, authorized By the
Sardinian Government, were opened at Turin, on
Ae nth inst. the number of bonds TO be issued
n 1900, Of which, 1852 had been subscribed
ftr On the FIRST day.
The Catholic bishops of the Upper District of
Ire Rhine, comprising Wurtembur-, Baden. the
Electorate, D,ichy Of Nassau, Hamburg and
Frankfort, have demanded the repeal of all rel-
Fions concessions made since 1913, together with
he list Of sixteen others, all Of the most aggres-
ave character, and aiming at rendering the
Church superior to any o'her authority.
An eiict has been lssaed to Cardinal Antonelli
announcing that the paper money now in circpla-
ton 10 to be cancelled, and a new issue made Of
A7l0,OO0 Roman crowns
The Austrian troops have occupied Spoletto.
AUsrRatrA.-At Van Dseinan's Lind the
ut-conv;ct agitation is assuming serious as
ps'.
stong forces are kept actively engaged in watch
iaz the bArha-ians of the Northwest or'icrs.
rHixA.-The war in the Sout ern provinces
seainst the reigning dynasty sill continues. and
xspeedy overthrow of the dynasty is anlie.-
paAed, particularly at Canton.
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MIssissIPPI SEcEssroN.-The late M 'ssissippi
convention, which nominated Gen. Qnitman for
reelection to the Office Of Governor. declared
ssaiAst secession "nnder existing circumstances"
my say that while no right can be more clear
z more essential to the protection Of minority
man the right OF State peaceably to withdraw
nom the Union, without denial or obstruction
mom any quarter whatever, they also consider it
vs last remedy-the fnal alternative = and
mat the exercise Of the right by the State of
Aas!.,ippi, "under existing circumstances
Hedient" and not meet the appreciation of the
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VALUABLE INVENTION.

4 T + y s L O y L u NJ p -
TINE above named Pump Is composed entirely
/ of Composition stone. and is free from the ma
ny objections justly urged ag inst either Wooden
or Metallic Pumps. The undersigned is prepared
TO sell County rights. in this State. Also. has on
haAd choice lot of saii Pumps which he We'll sell
at reasonable rates. For further particulars
quire Of l.. +. WRIGHT.
specimen Of the above Pump may be seen at
Hsnry s. Bartrut''s, and also at Alfred Clarks,
Burlington, and at Messengers in Dansihe.
Mr. ". may be found at the Farmers Hotel, or
at Howard's Shop, when not absent on business.
Burlington, June IS, 1S51-2m
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IN on .3,aye Falsidet.-The Swing that yo

IN OIL .9!age Falsifet.-The saying that you
cannot m Ike a silk parse ont Of sow's ear, is
almost fa,s6aa hv iurgler, named Bosco. in
London, who viii stand in an isolated position
before MS audience, holding guinea pig in his
hand, which he brushes BY degrees, the pig in his
squea, growing beautifully less, until nothing re-
mains but silk purse, filed with guinness
Where the pig goes TO, and how the gaineas ap-
pear in its place, while the conjurer stands in a
tight dress, and with no visible connection with
anything but the floor, is wonder.
"A Few Mons LErr.o-Smith. the origi-
nal Razor Strop man, having furnished every
man in the Union with one Of his celebrated
strops, has opened large Fancy store in New
York, where he is offering warranted Brass
Clocks for one dollar, and a thousand and one
useful Yankee notions at equally low prices.
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n ceremony Of breaking ground for the Pa
r. Railroad was celebrated at st Louis on the
~ Nth great cclat. The Hon. Edward Bates
- tie orator Of the day. Speeches were also
- by Thomas Allen, President Of the compa-
:. ana BY the Mayor Of the City.