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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

EORPORAIIoE NOTICE -fushc rotss hsrssy . "a Ler
" cwusrs otcppar or occnpan's o. az ,s. os
improved rnimpsovsd Lsods sEsetee hsfsoy % bf
Agreements pst9i ~ ths ~ -,
Ia the OF Of the Bureau Of Asssssreuts for cram
Sous issstsd For guh;ss SO 81 esiwsso -, .sss
The iuts ertracsd ~ such Assessment, neiads ~ ,r.s
Hone. "a lots Of GSoutd meant Los, scss az "a
Lsrd stus,ed on both sdeI Of ID st. bs'.ssa b he
AZ. an nsrsous Whoss Interests are Ahsesss ..ss
snov. rssd Assessu eats and who are opposed 70
them are requested . present sr 90 ~
oEcs No fHai Of hscofs "a lsClS
t., 49, 80 on tbs notae SAMUEL h. DE- hOiI ps,,.s q
NIcg0Isos ISAAC WM SMITH, A'ssssons Vhos 80 ~
h,.,snsrts, Street Department, Apr u, lsoi'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
na LegIslafuFe.

The Extra Session Of the Legislature will pro-
ssbjy meet June before which time the vacancies IN The
Senate Will be filed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

rs PURSUANCE Of a. SurroSsts otsst
1York notice hers5y Eysn % all parsons ha,ns IN. a.
against ANGEL JACOBS late n the CITY a hs- YOrk Jsses
9Th vouchers hsrsOf sa5scn
At residence II DaVd Hart No. - Howard sst, the ey
before the slth DAY Of JAY nsIt Dats1E
Yofk the 81 day Of Jsn1gry, 1885, DAVID HART Etecato
ja4 laNom'S RACHEL JACohs Er-su.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

IL PURSUANCE Of Or6sr Of the Surrogate Of ne
lHeN York Notice Asrssy gVsu ~ all psison: BAY So.
Gsast WILLIAM n. MOTT. sts q the city Of hssns1s
Jesy deceased 20 pfsssat with vouchers ~.
subscriber he Office 20. ~ Nassau street 10 ne e o,x
Yort before ths trsr IS DAY Of September Es'I
New York. the tusniy afii day q March. lssl -. vse
n2l la0ensst' ROBERT SkAhS, b,----
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
A J MONTGOMERY Scoamaos.or
ruq JULIUS elTcaCOCK,)

ATAsURROGATE5 COURT. he'd aai FOR ,hs cousyd
~ New YORK q Surrogate Ohce. n The Cy \ Ns~ fon
the twenty eighth ol march hou'snd ssht hudt
and fy one Present Aers0d-t w Bradford, Surrogate lathe
matter Of the Application 90 Mortgage Lease or ss The Real ks
Of BRADLEY GOODhta afs4Fsf. % reading Ard tlS ~
application q MARY AM GOophAA. tie Afrn'tant Of -
Estate Bradley late OF the CITY OF Nav fos, eest,
Tor authority a. Mortgage Sell the sa Estate The ~
deceased of the Of h dsot "a ordered hat al psnos
interested Estate az tbs sat Bradley oeodms deceased,
appear surrosats tbs County Of Ns~ loh abs
OGce City Of New los the hssut "a" OF h oertn
O'Clock that day lieu and there - 'A1H As
Why authority should not 70 on 70 10 sad AdnhnsfiIh .
Mortgage Lease Sal . asch Of ns hsl kHNs " ne al
Bradley Goodman deceased shan 10 suhos 20 pay h' eso
ab awt W BRADFORO, Surrogate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

EHPUEsUANCE Of the ssnogs,s ofths Cogny Hs
lyon hereby al ps,on having cha 70, ,gs ~
GEORGE LOTHIAN Of the city Of New Yofk, dscsos
r,sert the heFeofo the Subscriber al h
nee Johast tbs City Of New fork, before "a
tssnh day Of Oct Der rss fort the Lsvsn due
April 1881. tslglavoms) STEPHEN N. CRAsE, EIscsNh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

Ia PURSUANCE Of order Of toe Surrogate Of ID. cOsnvs
1hev Yort notice hereby yea al ysrsons having eaz,
JOHN HORNBT, OF tns Cl.y OF New Tork dscssss -
the With v,ucsrs srsol 70 the subscnsf .
Office Ia Elizabeth street, tts CITY Of Fsv York, 90 -
the nustssnt dsy Of MAJ as1tDs.sd ssv fors the
Of fovsnber, 1859 ALEXANDER HONeL
MD l..omss AdniaIsussoh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

NOTICE application ths discharge OF insossnt IRON
lVhsdsbts pursuant 20 tie pross Us Of ts hd article 0s
Gfst title II chapter second part u lie hsyssi
sttus WILLIAM LAlMBEER, Of iowa Of Anstsrdam,
County Of Montgomery usoTeut debtor rocs n't puoh
March 18th sol spp.ar before Hon Rdg j.,
the village Of Amsterdam the 10Th jay 81 Jnesn
oocA the show they have, Why
sgnmeu should uoigea,s sas and hs
discharged his debts. % COREY Attorney for insoss
m9g lawiOs Sat-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

CROTOS AQsEDUCI DEPAgTaEsT-To c0slh,ss.,.rgsn
NSsa.et PropOsas, srocfssd Propo-a Tor ouhss 100,
Thirty fret between Cha srd Seventh avs I'd PsaJ
the Once 81 tLs cfoon Aqgs3sct DsyarSeat n,
until EDNESDAY. tie % day o. April, 1881 MS ERA
% build Sewer IL nec'ssay receiving Basins .so 80
Thirty frst street from g'h esvsnh s',s,s
length about ss feet 1hs psn Of TIE se~er AId -
building Of tie aEd al olsf Information rsSlas
be obta ned Application La coatTac clara W
New York April II. 1851. hlchoLAo pE.s.rr.sut
s9!g Prss3srt or - Cfot0p Afasdae' ~
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Independent. 10 al mtsfss,@ We
estate Of john BUsSING ts u tie Cts u New roA d'e'asa
a. crsdor legaess, Of otsrws. Ssldhfsshk -.
,nd each Of you hereby cited ant required personally % osN
appear before Surrogate OF tue County Of Ne" fofs hs1e
hi ihs CITY Gh Day ~ hay usit At ss"
occk II thai day thea and hss % Nes ne A
tbs OF proceedings Of OBADIAH sa1ds Z" n
scutor Of tbs last willard testament of sad dscei,ed 90
n whereof have caused s seal Of ONES 81 i sl
roeatA o. Dc haTeuntO afIsd Wtoss. Alexander W bte
II OId Sunna If our sad GOrHir n tas cry Of ~ fo'
tho daJ OF Of Lord Thousand
sght hundred and alJ 1ns -
ms In BRADFORD. sufrogslA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

IN PURSUANCE OF an Of the sanogss Of ne .oulV.
New YORK, sqtes hereby gysu 70 all psrso. ls,ns 80
against WILLIAM WILLlAh5 izts OF The CITY OF NWIOp
dscsa,sd 10 present tie same vita vouchers hsrof 70 tbs ~
scnbsf the residences Of Theodore Ch No EssI .uss
tho City Of New YORK. before the esysntn say aug"
rsIbsts. sew YorE, ths saysah day OF fserasr,
81 laNnmFS lOhN ALLEN, LtenuoI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

Is PURSUANCE o. order n the Surrogate Of the CoY
New YorI. notice hsn9y g7sn 70 all ssrsoas bag g
against saMUELs. WAsDELL ats Of the city Of New Ion
tractor dsceassd prssl tbs with hers usfso
sUtscrtes Office Ct b. nihrs Esq No. ~ s.s,a
Of New bsore he fifteenth day 81 Octoo"
Dated New Yors 10 I-lih DAY Of Apul. le5l.
LEWIS Il EhBREE; ! Asn.s.n,OD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

NOTICE OF APPLICATIONS tbs discharge u nsosas
~ from h. debts punuas he pnvous 81 tho thd srrs
Ms 6h c4apsr d hs second part Of he Rssst
Statute. EDWARD BALiKCK. Notice frat pahlshsi Much
1851. Creeitors aprsar before honL 3 WOODRUFF
County Jncgs &c AZ hs once 'hs CITY hs On IL N q hy
lsb At no. O'Clock n. "a laslJH'Al'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
Dy telegraph to the Nsw-YOrk Tribune.
Frem AIbany-Oppssitiou Caucus.

ALBANY, Frdayl APflI TO
The caucus OF the Opposition members OF the
Legislature held a, the capital, last night Horauo
Seymour made very animated speech 'ay D9orslng 1ns
seure taken by the Senators The addresses and resoa
ss are be proposed at Utica by Mr. Seymour and a'
Mann The party win be united upon se issue Just maze
IN relation to the Canal bill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

IN PURSUANCE Of oc3sf OF the Surrogate Of The Cousv
New York, hereby gwen 70 all persons hass ua.
sgust HUGH FINN, sts Of ths CITY Of Ns~ fors ~
present same vouchers Hereof % the
rssencs No a. Center street ,hs CITY Of New fo on -
fore day Of MayDasd hsw YORK 2th ssy Of on
laWoms~ CA1HAHsINk FiNNt heAuisHA"H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

DUBLlC NOTICE hefsoy gwen . all peisoas favor sgT
posed hs building % Chrstophsf st. rom hs 'ol-
River % the Sixth that tbs COMMITTEES on ssNuson
Board Of Aldermen Ito whcm the petition for that sever rs
iersc will meet for tbs puTposs OF bearing sngamsn fsaoa
SAID Iue'dsy next April Il, al O'Clock r.
zee II the Cfoon Al, sduct Department GEORGE InAs
LIN, WILLIAM A. DOOLkY, JEDEDGAb Miller SDe.H
tee hDs
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-23

BALTIMORE. August 22-5, p, IN,
The Cuban news has created Tremendous excitement IN
city, and the hasy executions Of the forty Americans
will doubtless powerfully against tho Spanish su'ho
tiles, will also the firing upon the Falcon by me spanish
gae. / regret greatly that could not get the news 70
you last night owing 10 the Encouragement of the Balm
line But for this should have had the news al
a little past 10 o'clock.
You will hnd enclosed all that has yet reached me.
Oar market is quet-doward street -four 50 81 81 !
City Mills, 50 10. Red wheat, ~ 10 cents white, 10
7s cents Yellow 55 90 white 81 81 cents
Oats, Is 81 cents. Whiskey, 22k 23i cents.
The tobacco market is very hrm-sales considerable
extent a full prices OF last week.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-23
From Tue Dubuque Etpfcss
who Comp,im snts the Present Naturalization =

We have been prompted repeatedly to make this in
Qury but hoping and expecting that the administration
would pursue such line OF policy as TO forbid the neces-
sy of the inquiry, have delayed any reference TO the
subject until Every mail from the South increases
the complaints from tue Texas frontier Neither citizen
nor property is exempt from Indian depredations The
enjoyed far better protection under the Mexi
can government And this is not the only cause OF com
plant General complaint prevails throughout the coun
try against the Postmaster General for the unprecedented
delays and mu,ila,ed condition IN which The mails
reach their respective destinations. Neglect oil the
Secretary OF the Interior calls for redress, and other
officers OF the executive department are loudly CON-
planned OF. The truth is, the President and mem
befs of his cabinet have had many electioneering
visits TO make and speeches to concoc and deliver and
have spent much OF the IN running about IRON
one place to another that the public interest has been
seriously neglected These are subjects oil just com
paint from the people, and reflect high discredt upon
these distinguished functionaries-especIay so as the
principle subject OF public dissatisfaction - Attributable
moi 10 the forgeuness neglect OF Congress- but to the
toa neglect BY the officers OF government TO appropriate
the means placed in their hands by Congress for protect
ing the lives and property OF the inhabitants the Rio
Gfande frontier The last Congress increased the rank
and file of the army by several thousand for the express
purpose of rendering the rights and priv.
ieges OF these hardy and industrious pioneers and yet
they are left prey the merciess banda OF maraudog
Indians who nest that country, in order that Mt Fill
more may watch and couneract the movements and IN
auence OF Gen. Scott.
We rejoice that the day Of judgmen, is rapidly .ap-
preaching, when the people will be permitted TO place
their seal of condemnation upon such course OF policy
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OF 20434
This then, is the enormous about which the pro-
tec,onists making such fuss the whole coun.
try going be ruined by it. Two whole millions OF
dolars Only think of it Truly, the proectonsis are
unorunae-very Their calculations, equally with their
progno .caons, prove addle Taking the whole period
IRON 1910 inclusive to the present time, our exports ex
coed our imports more than $40 100000 So that
cording their theory of the balance of trade all right
on this head, Notwithstanding the tariff OF 1916.
Another fact which appears from the above statistics
is the quantity OF gold aud silver in the country,
from having diminished within the last 25 months has
greatly increased. There never much specie and
bullion in the country before. Without counting any OF
that brought by immigrants. and after deduclng all that
has been expoed still have balance of some $780,
600 O0o-nore than we had 25 months ago. Let the
mediate this fact, and then croak about
all the specie going out OF the country.
difference between these two SUNS Is SUN o3a As the
ending June, 1850
subsequent 10 monhs wabe s3ooe66 provided that
the OF imports for the whole % months
uf course expect but have made
near approximation TO the truth
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-23

The SLAYER HAsovER.-The clipper. brig hanover,
which so suddenly left New York in the early part OF last
MONTH was at Cardenas LIST instant loading for the coast
OF Africa The New York Express says that she was
ready TO SAIL with crew of one hundred and ninety men,
and large supply Of muskets and ammunition. twenty
FIVE of the men had come armed IN the vessel rom ns
There was no secrecy exhibited either in her APP
,on,m.nt. or the object OF those commanding her The
person who provided the store, was Don Andres Corna
a trader of Cardenas The owner is M. Znlueta we'll
known trader native of SPAIN protected BY Cen
Concba- who receives, as governor-general, soi on
each imported slave and has direct interest IN the
business
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ANTI.RENT ouTRAeE-We learn from the Albany Re-
gster that another dlsgraceu anent outrage was com
mited a, BMin Saturday night.
The house of Mr.. Shaw, who has at tunes acted as
agent for MIR Van Rensselaer, and Others and aery Tor
Messts Lansing Pruyn, was invaded and broken INTO
by fifty or sixty renters, disguised as Indians and
amed with guns rifles, tomahawks, and other weapons
Having effected burg auous entrance, they proceeded
10 the bed room OF respectable young woman. and out
ragged her person by stripping the clothes Oh IRON her,
and dragging her partly out Of bed. and after fright
ening her nearly out OF her wits, compelled her to
procure a candle and light for them. They then broke
down the door oil Mr.. Shav's bed room, ana dragged
him out by main force After allowing him TO dress,
he was taken out of doors, placed in wagon be-
tween two Indians, and, amid the yelpngs ana hoWl-
ngs of an escort of savages, driven about I'VE mhes
TO the yellow meeting house IN Stephenio"n', mere
they compelled him strip and applied to Their prs
oner plentiful coat of tar and then, alter threaten
ing him with further and greater outrages, ~ ne eve,
should do any more business for Lansing fIuyn, ana
denouncng agans, him the penalty OF death m case ne
sold any more six,yyear lease land on which any one
lived, they let him 20. o., :,
Have we any law or executive officers IN ne ota.e OIL
New York The vigilance committee" oil oan r Ian.
cisco is dgni6ed court OF justice IN comparison WIN
these anti-rent ouirages in our own Stale
Governor Hunt is bound BY his oath 70 execute ,ne
laws OF the State and yet the laws OF the state are re-
sisted almost daily, and hear OF no effort 70 punish
the offenders Until this growing rebellion IS euecually
put down. let us hear no whining over me apphca
lion OF lynchaw in California There ~ pg peam OF
the sort in our own eye. - ~ -.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-23

A CHAPTER oF MIspoRTUSEs.--On Friday afternoon
some evil hearted person set fire TO MIR John M Young
wheat in the field, thus causing loss p nifty dollars
In the evening on Capitol Hill the lightning struck the
lamp pos, to which his horse fastened, and smashed
the glass in the lamp The animal jerked loose and ran
off but recovered short time afterwards the
fluid penetrated his dwelling house, leaping down the
chimney and, darling into the second story shattered the
manepece and clock, and tore away the woodwork OF
closet in its escape On Saturday night while saving
proper,y from the deluge at the canal bug stung him
an Inc hand and in consequence he is obliged carry
his hand in sling and on Wednesday nigh, incen-
diary applied the match to his small frame house in the
roar Of The National Hotel Truly, msfortunes never
come az single spies, but always in battaions r
''''' Washington Republic.
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By DYER 8 meaUIsE, Auetione.r..

VALUABLE LOT NEAR THE CANAL AT AUCrioN.-oa
Tuesday afternoon August O'clock the premises,
shall sell part Of lot No IL 34 improved by
brick shop located On lh street aud streets
mort
above property will be sold dated
March, 1851 TO secure the payment OF three poissoy OF
eighty dollars eacb at one two and years residue
OF the purchase money will be required Ia
DYER MCGUIRE,
Aug I'D
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specie'...... a'f,'o
This is the information asked for by "A Merchant" as
nearly able to furnish il. The imports and
rived from the annual statement of and navi
CATION submitted Congress by the Secretary of the
Treasury. Those for the subsequent thirteen months
are taken from official entries where such have been
published and where such wanting have been es
tmated from the best materials within reach.
These facts full of interest. They show that there
has been such of imports exports some
have pretended II to the $l5.47,SS2 excess OF imports
other than specie exports other than specie IN the
twenty-five months ending 3lsl ultimo, be added the
$9,O0O,O0O specie imported from foreign countries and
entered at the custom house. it will make total OF
$5i,7I7 $50; from which deduct the specie exported
(vZ $l3 S50) and find net excess OF imports
exports, specie included in the last twenty hive
months, of $l III ,032-a which is much more than
neutrazed by freight and profits accruing to American
citizens.
In this calculation we have thrown of the account
the 25 supposed 10 have been introduced by mm
grants within the period mentioned and have only IN
cluded those elements which go to make up the returns
Of the Secretary Of the Treasury in his annual CONNER
cial statement
1t is proper to remark here that down the LIST of No
vember, 1850, gold from California included among
foreign imports but that date 1t has been regarded
domestic product, and treated accordingly is just
much product OF American industry as cotton or
wollen manufactures-posslby more; for il may chance
that the wool imported from foreign country The
gold is American from the start
II the above calculation is correct, II follows that du
ring the five years since the tariff OF 1916 went into ope
ration the exports from the United States have very
nearly equaled the imports. Thus
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-23

The Remington (Vt) Banner says that the Hon tn.
land Hall has accepted the appointment OF commissioner
,e settle land claims in California, and is now making
prepara,ons for his departure TO take place IN about Two
month"; n this news be true, it leaves vacant the Once
of Second Comptroller OF the Treasury, lately held by MI
Hall
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-23

We transfer to our columns an account OF The eondi-
ton in which this work so important the young and
aourshing State OF Iowa. has been placed by de-
cson of The Secretary OF the Interior. The suffice
seems 10 be creating exciement but II also
10 be in hands most competent to do II justice and TO
take cafe that no permanent injury results from the
duct OF The present administration OF the federal govern
ment
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-23

On Tuesday the 10Th instant residence o. hs .ns
jses,-on eouny Virains SARAH
-, daughter Of sAxusb d, and MATILDA g. hiN" @'
~ days
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18th instant by the Rev. A. CosrroNj fbNiVn
EWEIsT. William TO Nss hsof.N'
oTwAyhNNA REYNOLDS, Of Fsuquier county, ss"g"' y
tho residence Of her uncle, Lieut. o. H. bsssysN, ~ 0
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TELEGRAPnIo REPORTS FOR THE UNION.
Intelligence by the Ch0okse Particulars of the Massacre
Of american Patriots.

Of american Patriots
New YoRK, Aug 22-i, p. m.
The New York papers have lengthy accounts hom ila'
concerning the Lopez expedition aud the execution
Of the prisoners 1t appears that Lopez landed on the i2h
with about 1000 men, and instantly joined by The
people of the surrounding country Two accounts are
given OF his subsequent movements aud the capture OF the
forty Americans. Tue government account states that
Lopez landing letter the inhabitants of Posas
threatening them with exermnation unless they aided
him. Subsequently fight occurred between tho Span
ards and the patriots in which the former suffered severe
loss Ga the 18Th, the patriots attempted TO reembark at
Cubanos but prevented by the Spanish, and
gagemen ensued in which the former utterly routed
and dispersed into the mountains back OF Bahia Honda
portion attempted escape in the boats and this the
party that captured and executed The other account
widely different IL states that engagements took place
the 18Th, in which the Spanards thrice defeated with
great loss and that the 10Th The patriots moved towards
Diego Nunez and Cubanos, with the view OF taking the
fort the latter place Some fifty endeavored to get there
by sea- these captured by the Habaneros Neither
OF these accounts is precise the wherea bout Of Lopez
The particulars of the executions at Havana thus
given Twelve men were brought out and six ordered
knee who shot in that position. The other six
then commanded walk around their dead comrades and
kneeling opposite them, also shot They their
uniforms consisting of blouse and straw hats.
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From Hay,ma, by nay of Nep Orleans

NEw oRLKASs Aug. 19-The brig Telegraph from
Havana reports the iberators uiumphing Much
dsafection appears among the government troops 400
have deserted 10 the patriots.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-23
GALVESTON, Aug. 10.

Full returns from ten counties give Bell (dem,) for gov
ernor, 200 majority all Howard tdem has 800 pu
ality in second district for Congress The democrats
also, in all probability elected their candidate for
lieutenant governor and Scury Congress in the FIRST dis
trict
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-23
Elegant Light Carriages Mt Auction.

Slrfh SeH7HHuuI ITuuV sue.
IN Wednesday morning. September l0k O'Clock, ut the
OF
Phiadephia sold for cash. the highest bidder an eIsn
sye and buggy wagons, OF the
manufacture Dunlap Co., FIager Co.. j. D. Doughty,
Meruck H. Sparks Co., s. NJ Henry, and others OF
ackno wledged celebrity in this city and vicinity.
Among
ons with standing and falling tops.
desirable carriages and choice lot Of
No postpopement Of the weather.
Open for examination the day previous ,vuu
Ara o. All George
rOR SsLEA convenient wostory house, with base
ment brick stable brick walls situated on 18th sire et De
.an 81 and New York avenue Inquire McCleland
on New York avenue, 18th and l4h streets
Aug1
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NH E Uuton Female Academy, l4th street, between
mi and New YORK avenue.-Mrs. z. RICHARDS will com
mene the second ladies September
in building erected for the purpose and nted
no win the The young ladies' Will have access hee
and the and beautiful coecuon OF
new apparatus Union Academy They VIII ALEC have the
philosophy,
,s, 80 bv The principal Union Academy Circulars OBJ
tai ned as
Aug
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-23

ApoLrroSIsm IN KEsrucxy.-In az countless polling
40 p2s votes. Cassius NJ Clay received 44o, all told
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-23

The wings of the second district OF Louisiana have
nominated Aristdes Landry for Congress,