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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-03-22

The MARYLAND STATE CONVENTION.
body, after suspension of business for two days
for the want OF quorum, got together on Wednes-
day hfty-three members out of the one hundred
and two of which it is composed, and elected
JAMES M. BUCHANAN, Esq, Of Baltimore county,
President pro tenn, Gen. CHAPMAN being detained
at home, we are sorry to learn, in consequence Of
an accident with which he met few days ago.
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(To BE CoSTIsUED.]

IN Alexander Norris late of Taaterro county, Georgia,
but formerly Of Maryland departed this life in the year $685.
leaving will which contains this clause:
Iem 3D. give and bequeath my brothers, and sisters
children also my dear wifes brothers and sisters chill
dn equal share Of what property remains in her hands
after her DEATH with the exception of the first named tract OF
land" @gsUtlg lassfs @.t 1tHsH guI .lsls,s's
Moore now also Dead aud estate Of value somewhat
above fifteen thousand dollars remain for division among the
made until the number egatees asceraned and
to any legatee until his her identity is esab
shed Each legaee therefore, is interested in furnishing all
possible information concerning himself and all the rest to the
subscriber, at Crawfordville, Georgia.
3I.lT 'l7-.--,.T, .1 WILLIAM B. MOORE.
Administrator with the will annexed OF Alexander Norris
deceased jan 10-dcp&wSm
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Another unsuccessful effort was made on We'd
nesday by the House Of Representatives Of Massa-
chusets to elect United States Senator. Mr.. SUM
NER lacked nine votes Of enough to elect him. The
election was then postponed for fortnight
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-03-22

DEATH OF GEORGE McDUFFIE.-We regret to
learn by despatch from Camden IS. g. that Gen.
GEO. McDuFFIE expired on Friday morning last,
at the residence of RICHARD SINGLETON, Esq, in
Sumter,
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-03-22

The secrs, ballot law has been carried through the Sem
ate Of the Massachusetts, by coalition msjory. II
obges every seal his ballot in envelope before
putting tnto State furnish the envelopes
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-03-22

Free NEGRoEs DELAwARx.--The Legislature of Del
has been egisang the subject of free negroes in
that State. It is proposed to from the State the
worthless ofths unfortunate race stimulate others
seeevaton and improvement The act also provides for
the prevention Of the ncuion Of the hodes Of negroesun-
der preence Of attending meetings. professions, c.-nto
Wilmington and two other towns Of the State Ano-
Their and distinct law provides for the binding Of all oe
negro children between certain ages to useful vocation
trade, do away with the wretched in which
il is said they generally allowed grow up in vice and
ideness The act provides for their relief from their inden
lures in all Of cruelty bad treatment and also tskes
Of their support and comfort and believe also gives
stipulated compensation.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-03-22

Tweny-one hundred dollars mostly specie was found in
secret drawer by the appraisers Of the estate Of MoILr
SHoLLI, elderly maiden recently deceased near Lebanon
Pennsylvania. That 10 "where the silver goes"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-03-22

The engineer who has been employed by the Tehuantepec
Railroad Company Of New Orleans examine the Pacific
shore Of the sthmus in search Of suitable harbo has found
two spacious deep, and safe habors few miles southeast Of
the town of Tehuanpec They aid to be well shelter
ed and the vessels enter and depart with the wind any
direction The soundings show depth Of water varying
from ls TO "a feet and upwards e ~
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-03-22

HAMILTON FISH has been elected Senator Of the
United States for the term Of six years to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the expiration of the term
of Mr.. DICKINSON.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-03-22

It is stated that Judge WADE, the Senator elect,
was one Of the earliest supporters Of Gen. TAYLOR
for the Presidency in the Western Reserve. He is
elected for the term Of six years. from the 4th instant
and will fill the seat vacated by the expiration of the
term for which Mr.. CoRwIN was originally elected,
and which was lately occupied under Executive
appointment by Mr.. EwINe.
JOHN WooD (also Whig) was reelected on the
fifth ballotting, Auditor of the State. .
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NEW YORK JOURNAL OF MEdClNE AND
In the Collateral Sciences for March, lSSl.-The
March number of this we'll established Journal is now before
the public, containing original from the follow
Jog talented writer's Of the Medical Profession W. H. Van
Buren,, d. of ovarian tumor in which death resulted
from pcritoniis arising from novel cause illustrated
by plate remarks tetanus, by Ezra p Benne MD OF
Connecticut rupture Of BLADDER by j. Kneeland MD re-
ports OF hospital cases, by F. d. Lente Md and others OF
mucn interest by Drs. Sweat, Church, and Star.
Foreign and American Medical Retrospect full and
American Medical works. Sc tIH|g t.a as
every other month"; s. per each number
numbers sent any part of the country gratis
application, post paid, to r. F. HUDSON, Agent,
mar So-wW SO Wall street, New York.
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THE NEW OHIO SENATOR.

THE NEW OHIO SENATOR.
The final vote by which BENJAMIN. F. WADE
(Whig) was elected on Saturday last to be Senator
Of the United States for the term Of six years from
the 4th Of this month, was as follows:
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THE BOUNTY LAND LAW.

The SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR has addressed
the following letter to j. BUTTERFIELD, Esq,
Commissioner of the General Land Office, Civ.
ing his reasons for adhering to his former de-
csion in regard to the assignability of land war
rants.
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dement, OF the great mass OF the people, This another
reason which leads to support it. am a. friendly to IN
old Democratic policy any gentleman Of the Senate but
beyond that will not co. though large appropriations
were proposed for the benefit Of those great rivers and lakes
have already said demand consideration wish to
confne internal improvements to the old legitimate land
marks and sorry find Of my friends here who
live in the valley that do take different view of this
subject do complain Of it, butt think the precedent that
would be set such bill this dangerous one and aush
with evil consequences. Il will lead the General Govern
ment to the same deporabe condition in which Of the
Western States found themselves years ago. only
by combining great number Of ineress-ony by providing
appropriations for different points dotted all this Union
that this bill commended the vote did in the House of Re-
personalities II was BY similar system that the State
which represent and the State Of Illinois and other States
could NAME were brought TO the verge Of bankruptcy
This has proved TO be vicious principle Of legislation on the
part of the States, and If adopted by the General Gov
eminent, will prove still worse enlarged scale
In conclusion, will add that the Senators having charge
Of this will consent to prne IL down works
estimated for and the believe the bill
will pass. Unless this be done, there 10 no hope. 1 b
Mr.. HALE move to amend the amendment by adding
the end of the words except those laws the support
of the army and navy" shall 20 for the amendment Il the
amendment the amendment be adopted This amendment
will put this bill for the improvement Of rivers and harbos
ahead Of the army and navy. That 10 al is that the
peace OF the country shall first be carried into oper
atom and then TO provide for the army and navy ask the
yeas and nays the amendment 10 the amendment
The yeas and nays were ordered. tti tah3a
Mr.. UNDERWOOD NY friend from Indiana has made
very singular speech, when remember what be did du
ring the last session Of Congress remember perfectly well
that he made proposition for the erection Of marine hos
pta Evansville without any estimates from the depart
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NEW YORK JOURNAL OF MEDICINE AND
N the COllateral Sciences for March, lSSl--The

Administrator with the will annexed Of Alexander Norris
deceased. jan 10-dcp&w3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-20
Male and Fe-

ii " -'ftt8N '1'tF'
II male Teachers. - fl important vacancies PreseOt
applicants preferred All the higher branches required
ard good lpouc, nent offered Apply soon TO Z. II WILL
CONSl School Agency. No 2Ss Broadway Remttances
wanted also from persons served Wanted also. esah
hsh an Agency N every Apply. p,St-pad tpers
as II possible References exchanged Registering fee,
81 m advance aalSSf'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wan,ed for a

VUTOR. Wanted, Tutor To reside IN
4 private faslly ianii, the country. Hc st be
coed Classical scholar and also Dee able 90 teach French
TIE best Of references required. App, day THIS week
itum t. 81 Nj III ~ Broad A.. and after that tn
DV BOlS NANDEkNOOkr,
auaO H.. No 81 Watr-St.. New-logk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-20

A HISTORY of the RECENT DE-
~ VFLOPNyNTS n SPIRITUAL MAMIE ESTA-
TONS ia lie Ciy II PAlaJelph4. Is aembeE Of the
first crce Professor IN Melcal College, Prce p cts
For sale u " 10 NasSau->t. y Y
Also al woAs On PsycAoosy. oloSy PhySolosy Chem
sly. MesIaersm. and The Naiugsl >cennes generally
auis a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-20
HUNBgRr \ KENNY, Aucti0ucec
ARGE AND PtRF,MPT TORY SALE
DEGULAR NEW YORK IA l.
n ayAI. A

FIRST WEEK
The STATIONERY SALE commences On WEDNESDAY,
Sept g. and VIII be continued On Til RSDAf and FRI
DAY following This portion OF the sale IS unusually at
IactNe, embracing extensive assortment OF fancy
and staple Goods .mpo ga and domestic. ~ &c. Sepa
rate catalogues Of the Stationery sale maJ be had al inc
sales
The Book Sab will commence onSArURDAf moving,
Sept g. with MesSrs Appleton invoice and he followed
by Mr. Putnams
SECOND MEFK
MONDAY. Sept Sc continuation of the Book Sale EN-
hracmg most variety of stocA consisting OF the
publications of Mcssrs Barnes Go. Newman Co.
Cnssy MARBLE, LippnCott Grambo \ Co., Munroe \
Francis, Sc NC
TUESDAY sept . Commencing with the great mvooe
nf Messrs Harper Brothers. and followed BY Mossrs
Hart aud Raird's.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. iO--Embracing the large con-
signments IT Nessgs Thomas. COwperhwar Co, Blan
chard Lea, Philips, sampson y Co, = N Butler Co
&c &c.
URSDAY Sept li--Thc invoices OF Messrs. Croker
Brewster: wilkins, Carter Co the large consignment
of Law Books nom Aessrs Lutte Brown, q 4. her
nam VOORHEES,, &C &c
FRIDAY, Sept l2fhe publications Of Messrs I,n'lsay
4 Blakiston TckDor n Co, Scribner, Could Lincoln,
sc. &c, will be offered.
SATURDAY. Sept l3--The days sale embraces the IN
voices Of hessrs. Andrews Son, MUssey Co, Blde.
Wiley, sc. ~.
THiRD WEEK
The sales wall be continued during Monday ln'sdii
"wednesday Thursday aud Friday Of TINS week ana VIII
be found 10 embrace many large and ATTRACTIVE INVOICES
frIn the various publishers OF the countr'-tht whole
forming the LARGEST and choices catalogue ever offered NJ
Trade Sale.
Catalogue may be had at the Sales Room ~ . 40
MA RANGS. BROTHER co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-20

-. ORION AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS,
r' tALfShN ~ ne departure Of each Mall steamer i'r
stsa, pnce 81 cents gei oVYy PATH Publishers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-20

I'VE ~ Merchandise In exchange for good Western
/ ands and cash. Address DoX No. 1913 Pcsi-Oeco.
aulS n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-20

J " Brown, Aucncneer.
SAlE OF llotcl Fnrnl-

MORTGAGE SALE OF Hotel Furni-
1Vk tare. Piano Forte. Linen. Stoves. krchea Ranges
&c, FRIDAY. August y, AZ 10 e'clock, AZ kathbun
Hotel NJ los Broadway j " BROW N Will sell A. AUG
tcn. above. large VI Hotel Furniture, nc
CONSISTING of bsdSiesos. Carpe,s Ga Cloth Table ami
Bed Linen. Table and Chsmber Crs kerry Quilts blankets
and Comfo tefs stoves superior Rosewood Piano Forte
very large kitchen Range made BY Goodwill cook for
Loco persons recently put up, tabular Boiler, laryo
nuuhtr 81 stoves ard sundy other articles worthy ths
attention OF hotel keepers and others Cagues "a tae
morning Of sale auloN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-20
TVF = l. SYOW SOCIAL UNION

Il No l. ~ to RIDDLES GROVE On ETaaad lsnte ~
ance Picnic and Cotiilon Esears.on on lhC hsDAI 4,
Aug a. 1851. IN steamboat r" > EhSEI sle nc IT,
WARREN Sheltons Brass Band and the BROOKLYN Haf-
Tnonsts us ia number will accompany Tickets ~ cents
Children half price The steamer leaves te 1901 " an
=. X a A H Br0Ome-st.. = fike-st' ~, ha-"-
So q ~ =, - C.nei-,t 81 aul9 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-20

u Engl shnan desirous Of meeting with partner,
with CAPITAL If 50 &C., to commence the Hoel business
The advertiser give every satisfaction with regard t.
the profits Of such an establishment References required
and given N b A Lady who would take an active part
in the household affairs preferred Address HOTEL az
this Office auZO ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-20
NOR SHREWS BURY, LONG
NYCURSJONS to KEYPORT ant

NXCURSIONS u kEYPUKI and
IITORT HAMILTON The and splendid ~ ami :
boat WILSON SMALL Gait 7. V. ATo"sn.asH w q
leave Chambersst per daily SUNDAYS sIesy'eJR e,sr
,r~ lave Ee.uort Al O'Clock = NJ and fof ~
AZ H. aorcing passengers gpportuny "a. rerId Fort
aay at ore Of the most delightful pts ~ sabrsezs ty
Esmllton or Of enjoying toe fehssHAs
taxing a trip 10 Keypor. "a tim To Fort Ham,
m wilson snail VIII MAKE morning no ~ .,.p~,.
NJ, ~ m .flsT MONDAY, Aug. IT, sa.At S Sn1 "
st at 4 o'clock A u and g2n , h.1 10 Sertnp up
landing az pier No 2 Norm ~, EeyDort Is aGls In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-20
Excursions, Sc.

GRAND and CHEAP Is DAYS EX-
N CVRSION from New ork to Montreal, Quebec and
saguenay River The undersigned having completed
arrangements enabled ~ Tickets for thef
ond excurs t. take place the 18Th Of AUGUST 10
The Canadas The Tickets Will be issued for the AL es.
curson going and retumnrFrstclasspa passage IL the low
nrce of EIGHT Dollars for Montreal TEN for Onebec
and SIXTEEN for Saguenay RIVER lD' ylduals and So
cees antc patng excursion m the warm month of Au-
gust will obtain further ndorn' by applying TO the
undersigned at lOi Greenwlc" st
5 P-Ttos pfocgITg q Tickets will be entitled to ono
FREE. MM RISCHMULIER,
GEO. BACHELOR,
aul 3ws GEO. STANLEY
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I ATE POPULAR WORKS, just pub.

PHYcHs NATURAL HISTORY OF CoURTSHP-
new etlt.n Pnce = cents.
ARMAND. a Play, N Aets By Mrs MOwait. Pnce
rHF GIPsEY CHIEF. b, G. W. Reynolds, I'd edition
FTce 81 cents 80 -,..- r,,r>-r,-prs D..
1 and IL Price u cents .,, - a., ~.
THE COUNTESS OF SALISBURY, by Alex Dumas,
q edition Price 81 cents - -,,,,.,, !.
PTNCHs COMPLETE LETT ERWRiIEH. new ed
ton Price IS cents
NARY LAWSON BY Eugene sue, third edition. Prce
MRS CAUDLES CURTAIN LECTU RES, third edl-
ton Prce Is cents. r.
MATILDA. d. Eugene Sue, edition. Prce 20 cents
MYSTERIES OF THE HEArHS, By sue new edition
Prlce Is cents STIqNGER TOWNSEND,
anlO = NJ ~ Broadw ay.
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a WORK Of UNCOMMON DELI.

~ CACY Of THOUGHT AID SENTIMENT D.
APPLETON CO VIII publish u WEDNESDAY
ST MEANS and SHADOWS. and Buds and Blossoms
- Leaves from Aunt MINES Portfolio By Csorgie A
Hulse vol. i2Ino. paper cover, % CTS clo,n, - g.
In The Improbable Of light, useless ana We
almost aCt peTnc-ols literature vicn seems 20 Tow Ia Ut
uninterrupted lstressn from the press We ~ecohe ~A
fec 4 sterling satisfaction. tn: volume "nch pa Jug
h.aurifri language y the lemened l. r. L apt-as hH
only by T. pretty name but but by u. contents
ITO gentle FEELINGS and Aiiec1on Kept
Within tue heart llke gold
1os Tuy tbs work Las been the 0r0chHre oi s4h ~
nd Shadows and Buds and Blossoms VIII "i-ch AZ -!
dell GIT o. HIngle" lhohlle34 r--D'-
ID Co have Just published
HOME Is HOME Domestic I2-e VOL !<,-o-' pa
-er cover. 20 Cts cloth. IS cts. n
90 Told with considerable skll and power fgt 49,,
PASSAGES IN The LIFE q MAhGAhEI Mali
LAND iof Srnnyxdsl written cy herseI WI l<ni1'
aper cover. 50 cents cloth, - cents ,..
delightful story glowing WITH affection Snd oeanins
With moral and sEsntusl VISION LCouT 4 Enquirer
AuieE
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.-Wanted, a Partner, a

Young Man preferred either silent active. % en-
q that vii pay ff'y 1er cent. tie m -
have slGo read. money Address, CHARLES TINS office
auZh lts
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WOOD ENGRAvERS.-Two or three

Y UINII MNN.-N aHIVu, stout, ac-
4 tive Boy er Young Man. II wholesale Paper-h&ng-
sg Compensation according - ability Inquire AZ
Nc. - CoYtlzpd-st up stars. aa1 Its
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-20
ST JOHNsBURY HOUSE-BvA.C.

cJFNNINGS s. Johushury. Nt-The nearest point ~
railroad 20 the White Mountains Willoughhy LAKE. &c.
Stages leave this house every morning for the White
Mountains. returning the same evening.
Passengers hy the morning tram from New YORK., VIA
New. Haven and Springfield. VII reach Johus5uTy tail
the way hv ralWayl the same evening. aad the White
Mountains the next Gas. IN time for dinner.
: Johusblry IS miles from Fatylns, White Noun
tans 80 miles from the Crawford III % miles Rom
Wlourhbv Lake: IS miles from Sianstead. c. Z 200
miles from Boston l8 miles from Springfield Mass and
81 niles from New-IcTk. au3 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-20

E'RENCH BOARD.-Tw0 gentlemen
L and Their wives and single gentlemen can he
c,H uedaed with pleasant and bard furnished.
uni FINISHED with parlors adlon nr II required n
French private family occupying i-casS house With
al re modern improvements situated IN - MARI s-pace
Persons des rors Of practising he French language, can
rc excellent opportunity. UDeIceDOu1ble references
Elren al rec .rec- Address 4. Daily Tribune o.ace
iul8 w.
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STATES HOTEL at PHIL

N I'D - It I'D ITO IT ~ II II
= ADFIPHTA.-The subscriber respectfully announces
g. friends and the travelling community. that ne has
slnled the pronrisfsrship u the UNITED STATES no.
TEL Long .Ro'se an e''nn@'i'on with hs f"" under -:
late proprietor he feels perfectly safe promising It's old
patrons that nothing shall be wanting 90 confirm It's pre-
reputation the best kept house n The couutry NJ
sNDense has been spared completely rettmg The eats
establishment and he particularly invites attention 20 The
changes introduced fr the convenience and comfort OF Ia
dies Firmly determined 10 satisfaction he Sohclts
continuance OF that patronage always freely bestowed N
the ord United States fmy2s 3ml A q. ALLEN.
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Boarding..

pOARD.-Wanted, by Young Man, a
d single Room with Breakfast and Tea. Address y,
T,,luue ofire aul93t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-20

DIV ERSlDE, foot of l52d-st., North
Rooms stall be secured this retired and de-
lgltully situated Family Hotel The convenience with
men house be reached BY Railroad and other
wse and advantageous location all respects. renders
most desirable residence. 0nv dunns the Summer
Bat throughout the year and the most favorable arrange
mens wi be- made with those wishing permanent Board
~ the country within hall houT VI their business Address
A. L. SMITH. go Broadway. fine summing BAN Is
attached .o the house aGll 6,MMS Satls'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-20

H VV NI4 n III TaN.-N AntHu, 4 WtU-
- educated experienced Housekceper for frs; class
s'.e Ainliy Apply at Nc its Grsnd-st Also wanted
: Nv claSs Cook. Both mast Ne Professionals aus0 lie
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,srNI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
xrw-YORK TRIBUNE

TrFenAY tIlI r = T1' IIIII-I -
,sbssbed every 90 too,es To- s.. Ten for SEQ Awe
q gsr .niem nat. lse FOR each Insertion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-20

~ .'nsS b. Telegraph from JESSE l. "ILLlA MS.
W., e.p REL AIRED and hat the Canal mas been
hs ms past good nasable order through91t .he
sninf Inc
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-. western Farm and Village ASsocia-

". II ,oId a pubic meeting ~ Trand-st. I'M, NJ
1vr ~ THIS EVENING, ar u o'oock The object
q @a.ssScson IS the organization and settlement OF
nd h. y sssci are Sn mica Va SIoS a Al persons
in'teN ;. Va" WIN HADDOCk, President
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suefial Nolites.

80. Al, the msn ihat work for McGRATH X
sKS Fws@ e D. ISL Eve EVE
see ne a. lS on - csck a. there Is business OF mp9r
NM, A1s ~, a. .y aa2O it.
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~,,r NETWORK TRIBUNE

voR EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
TIE 5soarfure # each Mall Steamer for Lsv,
&C. sI g. cents coy Or 81 per ysal - sny p9r Of
,,D,l ~ ~ ar q % the COat'nen' postage 'ncpded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-20
--.,s Co.'S Express to New-Orieans.

yegr tines ~ Orleans with freight for Louisiana, Ala
fles. i Texas &c Rates reasonable and delivery
sersn sno En.ed ADAMS. 10 Wau-st n. Y
Nets se' o"H' and u CamD-st., New Orleans.
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DARINER.-Wanted, Partner with a

capital Of $500 20 purchase half Of Panorama, ad
mraly adapted for travelling Of universal mteres, pecu
hairy calculated 70 schools splendid Painting
and nearly new. having been exhibited IA this city and
PhaGe phIa only The advertiser wishes 20 purchase the
o'her half and travel With partner For PARTICULARS. az
y az No 595 Broadway "a story front from 10 =
O'Clock au20 It.
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COTILLON and MILITIA

GRAND COTILLON and MILITIA
N RY EXCURSION TO the villages OF SihA tloN Ni
PORT aud FLAMMERSBUR GH between Flu'hlns %u
College Polat Fare. u, cents each way Inc spiohuu
steamboat NIMROD Capt Edward r small VA IhhAS
an Excursion to StrsttOnport on Thu hSOAf' August
81 1851. leaving as follows ,,r AZ
Foot OF Hammond-st, y r. at O'Clock a NJ
spring-st.. n X, At u O'Clock, M
Delaney st, r. X, at
feminist. T.. X, al o. a.-,L NJ
New Pier Twenty sixth st., T. X, At . ocioch. =. VI
She viii make short trip up the Sound and IN return
ing vii lard her passengers al the new village 81 o'o
rort where she Will three hours; aiiotdihs al pt
sengers an opportunity OF enoying the beaatn "enoy'
aud also 10 examine the building sites ., - ra
The Wiliiansbprgh Light Adultery, Capt h. u. an
, h. On the ground with their splendid batter ana sa-
te the party upon the ARRIVAL u the boat s.4.
fary Companies VIII Join in this excursion Inc popne.o.
Mr. Flammer with lbs Agents viii be "a altendanc WIN
the Subscription Book for the convenience u any IN" III"
re T. purchase Tickets can be bal AZ me once
au,q 9ra No 693 Broadway, corner Amty-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-20

DOOM WANTED-In the lower part
cf the city. y Brooklyn. the South ferry by
ayoung man. Address X otce OF thus paper stating
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