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DRESS GOODS,

- DRESS IGUUIjS.
NUSLIN de Laines, plain, 6s'd and watered
fl Poblins, Aipacas, FreIch Merinoes and Mo-
mir Lastres, together with many other new and
beautiful styles Of Dress Goods, can be found
cheaper than ever beiure sold in this county, at
Sep % ROWELL Ca's.
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nARASOLS-A splendid assortment OF
il Fig d and PLAIN Turk Satin, just open
ap % ed at ROW ELL l. COS.
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LADIES' DRESS GOODS,

HIJILtS DIt EOO 1OODO. - ;
TNBE largest assortment a cheapest lot OF
i DRESS GOODS in town, may now be found
at Pfentiss' consisting ofplan, watered and figured
DeKaines. waleIed, ,splain and figured Alpaches,
watered Coburg and Thibet Cloths, Chameleon, Ly
onese Cloth, Embsd Mohair Dresses, &c. sep3
A. LARGE assos.aent Of Vests and Pants just
n opening at HtRRs
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New Arrangements,

2avenna, June 2. 1851
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large number of citizens of this city and county.
agents in Bavenna-Curtiss Hatch & Isaac Swift
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PETR OLE U nj

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Grand Dapot, 40 Lake ST., Chicago, ~.
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R,venna, August 18Th, 1851. 3a5-6m
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our BaIu@ors Correspondent.
BALTIMoRE, Sept. is, 2.

BALTIMORE, Sept ls-5, p. m,
The democrats wings, and indie oendens are now fuiy
and fairly before the public with their several candidates
The has commenced and the work goes brayey on
The independent portion WILL my Judgment prove an
abortion. IL is made up chiefly of dissatisfied wings Many
of them distinguished individuals who in days
past, attempted form independent Taylor party,
which, you aware, flash ia the pan. They
were then extensively known the "mode auists"-a
derived from celebrated speech OF one OF these cell
ebated leaders, in which he sadi "We unstrip
selves of whggey and stand naked before the world in the
pristine innocence OF indie pendence Thus this ndepend
ent party OF dlsateced wings then exhibited themselves
according ,heir declarations. without the THU
gauze which obscured, in measure, the symmetrical
forms OF Dr. Colyers troupe of models From the hete-
rogeneous concatenaiion Of humanity which formed
recent independent movement at the Exchange, ! in
cned think they would constitute very attractive
troupe of model artists.
The democratic cause Is progressing harmoniously.
They have ward meetings nightly and the best feeling
prevails OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the leading virtues
Mr. Whyte, the congressional candidate, isaborng assdu
ousy in the He is daily making OF friends,
and fail OF He will have glorious triumph
IN defeating Mr. Walsh, the whig competitor.
Tue Odd Fellows Grand Lodge continues in session
During this morning the constitutional amendments
taken up and discussed-he question being article
g. relative past grand As the constitution
stands hey entitled to seats in the Grand Lodge of the
United States, The proposed amendment is give them
The power of voting which taken from them last year,
Aer long aud animated debate the proposed amend
rejected by vote OF rs yeas 81 nays. The
convention then took recess until two o'clock, when il
assemblies again for the afternoon TIE Lodge will proc
ably djourn finally until Saturday evening onda
II is dgniied and h ghy Intelligent body.
THE MARKers-Saes Of 200 bh!s. Howard aour az
g3 S7 and $50 bbls City Nails at 50 Sd Red wheat, IS
rs cents white, rs 81 cents Corn has advanced
sales of white SO 60 yellow 90 81 coats. Pro
visions are New mess pork, $7i prime, $li
Lard, 81 II cents Groceries steady Rio COFFEE 81
a 81 cents. Whiskey, % 23 cents
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THE UNION.

reciprocal advantages arising from their protection Of
their manufactures their morals and agreutue-esti-
mating the capital invested in the former $500 600
but ahst agricultural would Justify double
amount OF investment in manufactures TO which they
looked the natural supporter of agriculture in all time
from the continent, they need not rely her as great
consumer and that as things were the gold they dug
IN California silently but surely passing through
their mints into those OF Europe for reconage and
thence into the Golfers OF European capalIts He next
alluded TO the principle OF axaon-lhat on real estate
the proper and the only rational one TO induce
persons TO bring into cultivation the immense bodies OF
wild land accumulated by capitalists In giving an ac.
count OF this important branch Of their Investigations he
Gwe the extent and character OF education bestowed
the youth OF America, and exhibited its influence on
their morals and The good OF the Satetraced the origin
OF provision for education in the several States and their
movements in lis behalf up to the present time, when
there the schools of America 500 900 scholars
and school fund of $50, 0OO, 000
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The machines be made order size At aropoonae
che smaes, sze valuable erunsashing res chin
No ee in buildings and at the outset Of
de aud has the advantage Of being the most portable OF h sizes
Mos az" ne G SS aS9' S No.
vantage By man aud are 70, large as
IN addition hand machines, there street or district
naa' mounted upon "Se ana nnaa 10 &c aawn Sy n,o
and VIII emit through hos. stream Of sapor upon
portable machines simple construction that they
@ nUs a TO a. cut Il @ a Tne s
amy % % % as y are
always ready for constant and contain within ne
made evolve humid and TO
s @ aG T' "nRsf o sat while
@ M 70 T or
goods may escaped the action Of me re The merits
acknowledged by the most eminent scientific men,
aiases s QUEEN Victoria e raiacs Of The worlds Fair
Ne na s an oe ps ed
fees besides steamboats, shipping &c. 49, .,,., -.
manufactured IN large quantities. and BY The aid Of
for v before the S day which date
have made manufacture and deliver large number Of
September register win be opened
person be served regular rotation according to BE priority
% sS sent By f % % s %"s
chimes il al cases 70 be paid az s time ." ~ and ma. 'e,fd
remains over days before the order supplied In This
on 5 Of cotton Or Where
sS@ @ eH "a s "s s s %
lives opnrded ES machine S will be stamped
the Sao public pub BY sSp
approved above reasonable
they viii prosecute to the exen. Of the law a, attempts to
who may purchase and use such All @ rs
Each machine will be stamped s,ae
county which they sold and they be used in no
other locality without on from he agency Nor
other town unless he has previously the right Of s
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A Wish.

Sweet summer, stay-be not swirl OF wing;
Stay yet awhile TO glad US with thy shining.
Scarce have we owned thy perfect bossoming;
And wilt thou haste swim TO thy declining!
Oh, stay awhile
To gd the clouded earth with thy sweet smile
Stay, with the glory Of thy sunny sky,
The yet more marvellous glory of thy night;
Far as the eye pierce or fancy fly,
The deep blue vault unclouded, starred with light.
Beam still: -
What sight like thine earth bound eyes can fii'
Stay, with thy breath soft and calmly sweet
The mornings freshness and the dewy even,
Bearing upon its lightly feet
Ten thousand odors from the fresh neds given.
Oh, stay-yet stay
To bless the glad and drive dark dreams away.
Stay, with thy hawery garland rich and bright,
smdding, like gems the deep woods foliage green,
The varying rose-hues, and the lilies light,
The mild eyed scarlet and the blue
We bid thee stay
Our hearts refuse TO let them fade away.
BY pastures green as thine, waters as clear,
We would forever walk, but may not now
Sweet summer though thy days have been SO fair,
Their radiant course must cease-has ceased to flow,
And Autumn y breath
Bears thy bright garlands lasting death
With deep desire we drink thy beauty in
Anolner summer bright as thine might come,
And glad our eyes, and our hearts blessing win;
But thou wilt pass thine eternal tomb,
And sadly swell
Our hearts to bid their first and last farewell.
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THE following deposition A. Hall,
sachuset,s viz:
rbe 1850 he had
his nterded occupation pursuits having
then recently dissolved mis- connection with Thomas Re
editor OF the newspaper called the Union
In that Mr. Burke his
North devote himself the practice ohs
lawyer,
thought he should have special advantage from his we'll
known connection with the Patent Office And in proof that this
he oady engaged in which he have
Nofcros and either be tried
Whether this fee be certan and payable al all events
OF bis words but the impression left mind
TO he a contingent iee
now, pronounce OF David A.
which he have had
MI Norcross,
heI ease, and $1,000,
counsel in that other
paid promised that or fee counsel
n iLat he did employ
@ moi eounse BY NoreSo nor any one h
behalf by IN any suit IN which tile Woodwork
except totally msapprehended
had with From what he made
to the statement above, the world ma! judge. - -
JuLr 10, 1851
Subscribed and to before
Commissioner Circuit Court u g. for Massachusetts, district.
l. Nicholas Norcros of Lowell Massachusetts depose and
retained him and promised him fee ar Hall has
stated contingent or otherwise controversy
he has stated employed by me
for as counsel In any case or action whatever
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts, Suffolk, sBoston August Is
sworn to before
Sept l9-lt Justice of Peace.
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Rp pYnnN MCGUIRE. Anot,ons.r..

VALUABLE FARM At AUoTIoN-For sale desirable firm
Fauquer county, Virginia, adjoining the somevie
Office, midway between Wauenton The
present In the occupancy OF Doctor B. T.
Taylor hundred acres nfwhch
cleared, remainder woodand-onk hickory MAPLE
prime pay sandy considered the Vir-
improvements frame house, painted,
through centre, good servants house, provision
house. house, carriage house,
shruh md forest There
trees apples peann cherries &c. and lasting
running through th place. in the vicinity
twee and
the Fredericksburg and oppor-
uny offered Ur making IN ea
estate, rs farm will be sold a brrrain.
information spply ohn Cochrane Mrs Man
nings 18th street, just below y
NBThe above farm will POSITIVELY auction rooms
Thursday afternoon September as O'Clock Title ndispua
bio
The TERMS which very liberal known at the
Of sale
DYER X MCGUIRE,
Sept 6-eodAds Aneionesrs
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COMM ERCiAL.
From oar oommsreIaI oorrespondent
New YORK, Sept. I6-4,

New YORK, Sept. l6-4, p,
The money market gradually under the influences Of
active elements, becoming easy. Although good
demand al nigh rates. exists in of tbs Atlantic cities
st the money comes II our city dealers possessos of
large country credits which the readily
available Tor cash, those credits good, and they
ture are promptly paid The interior Of the county,
wthsIsnng the very large that have been subscribed
or WORKS OIL public Improvement pays up remarkably
we anofdlng exuaord violence of that Ugh
prosperity which has resulted from the modified restrc-
tons OF our commercial policy in 1916. When the gold
bills oil 1854 and 1887 under discussion the object
change In the standard keep the gold in the coun-
try and Increase the health Of the metallic circulation on
when the supeucure OF paper credits founded II
is obvious, however, thar TO obtain and keep metallic
currency the people of any country must earn
It. NO state which does of itself produce the precious
metals can have metallic circulation, unless il earns
the aeia tongh the operations OF It's industry, by SELL
ng It's produce The extent TO which this has done
IN the last lew years is scarcely realized by the public
Official hgures show the coinage the United States minis
at Philadelphia and New Orleans BEEN since jan
uaiy, 1850, as follows!
.v or,s,n. January 1850 Jan 70 Sept 1851 Total 20
NEW New " ,L9o4io Sa36a5a5 IS, 39 $40
'"'"NNP''"''.'''' oo''iovo i,'lOoUu ii, t29,b00
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ny A. GREEN, Auctionecr.

HANDSOME NEW BRICK HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALh-
III On Wednesday, the gath shall SELL on the pe
at O'Clock, OF lot No No 42s WIN w
improvements which good threesop BRICK nouse DIE
wood house SC Tho vedescbed property lopn on snoa
side Of sih, having IN Hont eoou
railing The mouse very conye
nently arranged, and Post Dbcss snu
s25O Der annum command rent o. S'
Of orsh the balance 20 WE'VE "gn
teen twenty months, purchaser giving n.fs ph
deed given, and deed Of trust taken "a"po
al n uhbtsN,
Sept ls--eodSds hnssonssr'
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Exports o. specie from Ne,p York.
Total 90 months l7s55sl 7dsoes la5oo5 la6O53

Total 90 months 7655,sl 73O6s 1853 0o7
The remarkable feature here is the quantity OF foreign
coins exported while the sfy continues very COED ia this
market 1t IS composed of French, British German
Spanish coins mostly; and inasnpch the balance OF
exports large in the year 1885, and the ported imports
oil those CONS have been small since, this large OF
twelve and half millions added all now here mu
mostly have been supplied by immigrants, and would es
tabsh ratio OF receipts by immigration equal 25 per
cent OF California products 1t, however, fnnher APP
pears that Of S62,12l, 40 United States gold coins
issued from the mint in twenty months ending with
August last, only Sl7t55 7Sl were expored there
therefore, S45 Cos $3.50 gold coins in circulation That
say, instead Of " overtrading," the interior of the
country has earned and kept $40 worth gold
twenty months, and that IA fund which uar.
antics the payment 3f debts Much OF il has been the
coed Of individual rpse in mountains of Cao.-
and has been carried by is every section
OF the Union, after paying the toll to Philadelphia and the
New York brokers the abonlinabc neglect Of Congress
In having adequate mint at the right spot. Should
credits against country favor Of the cities
any considerable TENT that gold will leave the channels
Of circulation In payment, and il does so to
from the principal cities, such New Orleans and
Mobile, fcr New York. remittances before The
ton bills forward. Instead of the country being
hausted and bankrupt would have believe, is
eminenty prosperous All thar gold which in twenty
monhs addition to the supplies by Immigrants has
gone into chculation is II fund which TO dfaw, and
which, under continued imitation OF paper credits, vii
yet be turned into goods and exported. few years ago
when there atam in relation TO tho low OF coin
Bank OF Engiend, it estimated that there was
30 600 of sogereigns in circulation and was pro.
posed FL order drive these
out of circulation the Golfers the bank where they
would be available for export. The process OF iRdaton
going on here and which has received check for he
moment, will later have the same effect here
But this tne as is apparent from the figures more
gold tha paper goes into circulation and if the banks in
the cities weak IL is less because OF the export the
specie an because OF its absorption in the country fox
circulation
The demand Tor specie the continent Of Europe in
India the latest dates have subsidized aud
accumulation in the Bank of Engend and Bank Of France
liam rauid. has eep
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,ua n.,op il very pleasantly situated on the Georgetown
prospect nom embracing the city Of washington,
- u a. Io,ns mites OF alexandria IL de-
~ rtend number Of boys the benefit OF rood,
tcaI Cnsan u seeks 70 combine The advantages
"rab .cs 1emlca with the discipline u
homo. a. ,y.....uL.. a,
earlier admission confer with the Rector.
Apple ion admission OF pupils for further information, may
"' ""' REV. ANTHONY TEN BROCK, Georgetown, ID, O.
References Bishop Of Maryland aud Hugh Dsvey Evans
LII D. Baltimore lion. " Chambers, Kent county, Md Aaron
ESQ., Fourth Auditor o. Tie treasury Washington Evan
yons ESQ., Georgetown w, Bcveho Thomp.on Ptsboro',
North Carolina Col Miller Balowes, ST. Mary's Georgia
Sept l6-2aw4w
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b,as. DlFrERENcE.-Wh the whiskey instruction
i. ~ out IN Western Pennsylvania, although not sin
ne was lost, and the only offence committed was
MVN 70 pay the United States tax on whskey Gov
M took the field in person, under the direction of
~ "ashlngton. to compel an Obedience q the iays but
IA ~ gay, when rebellion against the laws of the Uni.
Sa'es breaks out, and several men are murdered
t1 johnston keeps his way making stump speeches,
nv MS trends he owes these laws ailegiance and
n ey ought TO be repealed.-Democraic Uno~.
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fremont House, Boston, Massachusetts.
THIS well known establishment is still conducted In the
has always The and pleasant situation
the house, is arrangements and tho comforts and
be found there, combine render agreeable and ad
the traveller.
Having the John L. Tucker Co, long
head the establishment subscriber pledges his hest
crons TO maintain It's on aud to give satisfaction to his
customers,
wM II, PARKER.
BosroS, Sept. u.s. 1851
Sept l9--5taw3m
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TEXAS Land Agency.

TEXAS Land Agency.-The undersigned offers his services,
in all apperaning lands In Texas pu' pnus
lnry select Indicated lands and procure patents ". aa "
Terms moderate, and will be made known when m'o ~ "
!" DC oohe' .a,.. II. @. CATLETT,
NJ. a, Arabian n'''''' Dallas, Texas,
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Fire at st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Sept l5-The Mound FIGURING Mills sua-
ted Broadway nearly opposite the Big Mound de-
soyed by ere last night between Ill and IL o'clock. The
flames first issuing from the basement and very
the mills reduced ashes, all efforts stay the
tnes proving frutess. The mills had been leased by
Mr. Chds for of three years. and he had made
mprovemens the amount of $1,000 SO 600,
which was insurance OF 81 500 the Hpa Office The
mills had not been employed since Friday last, which has
induced the impression that the fire was the work Of
IncendisIy
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Mem York STATE Fair.

ROCHESTER,, Sept. 1.-THE crowd at present collected
here is immense. The grounds are mssniticenly located
and fitted up and the said be larger than
be fore The display Of cattle horses, and agriculu
raj implements has never been equaled. grand military
review will take place tomorrow evening" and eslvel
held which arrangements have been made to seat 800
pc rsons. Jenny Lind will be among the guests.
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'ne wings OF New Hampshire hold their convention
'"e nomination OF candidates for State officers and
'sa'e' to the National Convention, at Manchester, on
hs 'h day of October.
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ciroaiar-PhIIips's United states Fire Annill,l.tor
Agency.

IT HF undersigned respectfully authorized
agent for the English disposal of Phps ere
nhiator in the United sa1a agency upon
proprietary interest in the patent will be conducted
with a company OF operation be aPhnss United
Annhatof Company" Of wach Whitesey
Comptroller Of the United States Treasury Washington
president, H. T. Barnam the general
September (he location OF which win hereafter
notnced0 proceed put and continue Phillips
patent fTe- annhlaOr the United States,
The prices
States nnd Territories viii depend
upon number Of nhabitan which will
be immediately application, letter. by
sonal interview the othce 10 OPP ned.
The prices OF machines Of charges follows
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I,OR sale, lease Tor a OF years, the double
house and lot Immediately OF the War Depart
en aud ~ the occupancy Of Mr. Joseph Bouanger res
taurant and boarding house
FOR ierms apply 70 MI James H. Collins Buildings
his residence O. between II and 18th streets.
te-1taw9w
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New You, SEPT. Is

Stocks are iowerCanron has declined 1, and Reading l..
Flour is stealy-saes nf 1000 bills 81 Is4 81 3 for
new Grnesce and SO rs u S7h for State brands Rye
-four S3 81 Com meal, 80 l2 Sales o cargo u Gen
wheat los cents. Sales 81 l,2U0 bushels rye
~ 7Ocents and 20, 900 bushels mixed 50 cents
Provisions are frm-sales OF 600 bbls, por
SIS ib and bbs lard t9l Groceries steady
ind unchanged Cotton quiet Sales OF 10 bUls whs
Key at 22A cents
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his gives an average OF more three millions OF dol
lars oil gold coins per month In the same twenty months
the exports from the of New York been as fol-
lows
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7 AMARTINE's History of the Restoration of Mon
IL archy in France,
sailor, France and Italy, and Other
Literary Remains Walter vol with portrait
Life Sandwich Islands The Heart OF the Pachc BY
Rev ". h. Cbeever
Drayton; Story Of American Life. vol
London Labor and The London Poor part H.
TAYLOR MAURY,
Sept 10 Booksellers, OH
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hayete's birthday was celebrated at New York on
gas1 Sept IL, by the French company Of Lafayette
iv.' numerous French families and the officers OF the
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Supposed Discovery of the Slave Pnknry, belonging to Mr.
GOTspch

WILLIAMsPoRr, pa } Sept. H-Yosterday mulatto
man, spends in appearances with the description
given of the Christana slave Pnkney belonging the
late Mr. Goruch who murdered IN Lancaster county
was the bill this place. Several of our ci
sens gone il paIu Of him, and everything will be
done TO bring him back the charges against him
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Episcopal Institute for Young Ladies,
rur .na,r.,pncd respectruII, informs the pubic u

THE ctfuIIy informs the public thai
he has become the proprietor % the line OF mail coaches running
Winchester by the OF Leesbufg He
gocd good horsesV have In his employment
need, ul, Attentive and accommodating drivers The
made good time and pains will be
and effort made Tor tr accommodate convenience
who him their The
public respectfully solicited Office at Poomnc
House, Pennsylvania avenue, between ID md streets
JAMES III. KEMP.
N l-dlH