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From the New York Herald.
Kentucky Eisction.-The Ashland or Lexington Dis-
trict Democratic.

This district. which so long represented by Henry
Clay in Cong ess, has for the first time, elected
democrat, John c. Beckenrdge) who is represented
gentleman Of splendid talents and estimable private
character This gave him grea, advantage in popular
i,y Leslie Combs the wing candidate, who, although
he has been member OF Congress, is considered
hackneyed and out politician, however much he is
esteemed in private life. The Louisville Journal (whig)
says
ave suppose the democrats must be almost as much
astonished the wings seeing Mr. Breckenridge tdem
octaD elected Gen. Combs, the Lexington district,
by maj prty OF about 500 Gen. Combs wa. personally
dtsiked Dy many Of the wings and Mr. Breckenridge
personally popular with men Of all pauiei.'-
This congressional district, when represented by Mr.
Clay composed OF the counties OF Clark, Faye,e,
and Woodford. In 1884, franklin county added TO
the district and since 1912 ii has consisted OF Fayee.
Bourbon. franklin, Woodiord Jessamine, Owen, and
Scott-Cark county being transferred TO another district
In Is25 Mr. Clay being appointed Secretary OF State,
was succeeded representative for the district by Judge
Clark a personal friend OF Mr. Clay, who being elected
by majority OF g75 it considered by this test that
the people OF Mr. Cay's district approved OF his
in voting for John Quincy Adams as President OF the
United States
The following is the succession Of representatives from
the Ashland district
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We grathed 10 learn that the Hon. w. S. Ashe, an
unoompromsing democrat has been reelected TO Con-
gress in the Wilmington district North Carolina, by a,
overwhelming majority Indeed there was no regular
opposition to the election Of Mr. Ashe II appears that
Mr.. William Winslow, decided democrat was voted
for by portion Of the wings. with view to diminish
Mr. A.h.'. vote But we authorized TO say that
Mr. Win.low was placed in the field without his knowl
edge or consent was voted for against his expressed
wishes. and that he was in favor Of the election OF the
regular democratic candidate.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE,
Frona our Baltimore oosss.ps.as.,.


BALTIMORE August l2-5 o. M
Our city continues very barren OF The whs CITY
convention night 10 consider the propray
Of making nominations aud IL Is believed they viii
mend mixed ticket for the Judiciary Thos Yates Walsh
s supposed win receive the congressional nomination
for this district
TINS Sales to-day of 200 bills Howard street
flour al 81; sales OF City Mills private Sales of
good prime red wheal at Is 81 cents and white at 81
IS cents. Yellow 5S So white o3 "a cents
Oats 80 a 33 cents. Whiskey, 23k "a cents.
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From the New York Express, August H.
--latest from the Cuban Invaders.
Rendez uousng among the Florida Rsefs.-Sat'ng Of
flrO Steamers ,gHh one thousand 10 ftcefue hundred
GuHn

men, for Cuba
ORANGE KEY, Bahama Banks, Aug. /, 1851.
Two small steamboats, from New Orleans, with from
one thousand 10 twelve hundred men board anchored
in Los Mimbros roads last evening, and after stopping
Tor about hours passed this place. steering Els f.
Ii is well known here that the Cubans have purchased
these steamers and that those board formed the aux
ilia-y force expected by the patriots from the United
States. 1t is impossible TO conjecture the cause OF so
many small craft with such able bodied crews assem-
bling along the Reef and among the nnumerabe Islands,
unless that which the public nina IN regard to the
political movements now Transporting 10 Cuba.
archiI elaso is unquesonably the bay OF Nueyas which
the entrance Puerto Principe, the river empyng into
The bay running into the interior of the town of Principe
The approach the bay OF Nueyias by troops must be
made by from Havana and not an oyster boat can
in these waters unknown 10 the invaders AT
Puerto Principe the opposite side of the island, and
equ distant, the town and river OF 81 Cruz. which is
accessible 10 small vessels of war; and certainty,
one of these points will the from the Reef and
from the steamers effect landing
The white population OF Cuba does not reach 600 900,
and the free colored and slave many The Creole
whites 000 and The free coored 900, equal TO
$50 900, all whom capable OF bearing arms, and ia
vorabe, il is said, the revolution. Opposed 10 this
force are 90, 900 Spaniais belonging to the island and
% 900 Spanish troops.
The nex intelligence will be decisive, and will declare
TO the world that Cuba has severed the link that
ed her with Spain riveled rmly 10 endure for
ages.
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THE MARYLAND srNAToRs-Saie senators are TO be
chosen in the following places Baltimore cy-present
SENATOR G. Nj Keyser, wing Baltimore county-present
senator, Wilson NJ. Carey, democrat, resigned Queen
Annes countypresent senator, Matthias George wing
Allessny couny-present SENATOR Botcher, democrat
Worcester countypresen senator, Peter Whaley demo.
crat; Cecil eounty-presen senator, n Mccullough dem
ocral Washington county-present senator, b. Clarke,
wing --Bnitnors San.
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Yours, very truly, &c: &c,

Upon this subject the New Orleans Picayune of the 5 h
inst says: "The steamship Pampero, which left here
Sunday morning, took five hundred men, under General
Lopez, all well provided with munitions OF war, in
GLIDING full battery Of artillery These emgants will
no doubt be well received by the Creoles in Cuba and if
they determine organize military ioce and take
hand in the fray have no doubt they will be very
effective in the cause"
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RICHMOND August Ill judging from the returns which
have reached u.s. believe may put down the follow
ing gentlemen elected to Congress
Wilmington Distrct-General W. ;. Ashe, (democat)
no opposition
Nelebsn dsrict.-Saney (shig) elected by "a ma
1oty.
ihahfar districtJ h, j. Daniel (democraD elected by
a large majority.
NtHih ds,,ct David Outlaw (whig) elected.
GfdnuHe district "A. w. Venabe (democraD elected.
etuna have reached from other districts, hut they
port
The various parts OF the State heard from indicate that
Inc Union lcket generally has been successful
Arrival Of the Frgate 81. Laurence
NEW YORK, August il-l0 p, m-The lripats ST Law
renee has arrived IN ~ days from Lisbon and brings as
passenger GeIaido 5anto attache OF Portuguese
basy Capt Sands brings Of the ratification of the
tn aty between the United States and Portugal The
officers and crew all well.
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DIED,

In this city, the lIth instant, MARGARET BEETLEY wife
of c. BEETLEY, in the I'D of her
The friends deceased requested
residence street.
Streets this evening, 18th instant, O'Clock
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Carrot Davis represented another disiret-the l2th-
from 1899 1919 but the county OF his residence bour
bonl was transferred TO the stb Ashland district IN
lsi2 and be chosen by the wings 10 succeed Thomas
F. Marshall who had proved rather wayward wing
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WASHINGTON, July %.
MARRIED.,

On the I'D the residence OF Dr. s. b. MALONE, Columbus,
Missis Rev II. p. NEELy JOHN Z. McLEMORE,
r Memphis, Tennessee, Miss MARY LOUISE daughter of
the late DIR. THOMAS c. NELSON, OF Canton Mississippi
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THE Union Female Academy, on 18th street peswee"
Il " and New York avenue.-Mrs, y. RICHARDS WIN com
IN. second her seminary for ladies sepne
suitable brick building erected for The purpose ana
up the bee, furniture The ladies' Will have access
the and beautiful collection o.
the unien Academy. They WIN srobave ms
privilege Of attending the monthly lectures on che
isy &c, by the principal Of the Union Academy circulars oe
tsined as above.
Aug p-sod3w
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University of Virginia.


the LIST October and continue wirnou, nemon un
and lectueship viz;
A"s,a & or
g. MISUNDERSTANDING Edward H. Cou,,enay IL d.
5 chsmis,y Medicn-Poiessor Robert E Rogers,
g Observation-Disclosures Henry Howard, MD
Comparative Anatomy Physiology, and surscJamcs L. Ca
Philosophy McGaaey DID,, LII. D,
Snns p Josn 3D. Manor, LL Hoieou,e
To- Lecturer and Demonstration Of Special and Pathological Anato
my-John Stage Davis, A. NJ, NJ d.
University years
ADMIT U one under the age Of e. may
n the applicant a any
coporated be received the University
less he produce certificate from such seminary or other satisfactory
The whole necessary exclusive of clothes, books, and
Board including sl0o
Fuel candies be furnished by Proctor cost and
dormory, $50; n ROOM s5........ is
Rent Of a" entire dormi,oy SO for Sa occupied BY two
Maicuaoa fee use Of library and public IS
Fees n single professor be attended $50 two $50 each
the school Of law junior class the fees above
eas S75 higher in giving ad
besides lower class in the schoosay. rs
.aas
Medical Department
department expense
dsectnr fee, sos. The
ensive as that any other medical Union by at
tending only two lectures day
adjunct poessorshp having appointed the department.
the Of study has been enlarged The subjects q equity and
practicable aud will be ADDED short Of lecture. the
with exposition the important leading
cases in law ana equity, -
Proctor University Of Virginia.
United states Patent once.
IN the petition OF sewa Short Of New London Connecticut
October, 1887 Improvement railway
expiration patent which place
the 10Th September 1851 at ~ O'Clock and all person.
appear show they hHve why said
opposing required 70 Ole Il the r.sa,
ofheahas An testimony alea By shsr party 70
Office, which viii be furnished sppacs
Ordered also that this published Ineisencer,
Republic, and Union, washingon D. Daily Bee Boston, Ma.
tord ard New London Chronicle Connecticut; Express. Ny
"'eA' previous "' 4''' ''' THos' EwBsNx.
Aug 2-Iaw3w Commissioner Of Patents.
r. s-Edtos papers please copy
bills TO the Patent ofhc with containing this notice
University Of Pennsylvania Medical Department.
Eighysirth session, us5l-51)
TUE lectures viii Monday, October the sth and
Theory and Practice o. Medicine BY george B. Wood, MD
Anatomy, William +. Horner, NJ: d.
Ma,eria Medica and Pharmacy Joseph Carson, ND
S sSTsSy W 1s%s. e Il sss'Tsl "
obsie,e, and the Diseases and Children, Hugh L.
Institutes Of Medicine, samuel Jackson, MD :, e.
w osS M d. sns sy Geo :, W.
procor % the medical euly W. w Gerhard NJ D.
'n s nsh anatomy by John Ncn NJ D. demonsraor
amount Of fees for Lectures . nnc ~ ,nr
p psa ,se 10
Graduating fee W Il HoRSsR, H. d.
Dean Medical Faculty,
s Chestnut Thirteenth, opposite United
H Has r p"aswooSs
JSo. m. MccALLA
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THE Union Academy, corner Of 1ath street and New
York avsnne.A and commodous building has been
furnished throughout approved modern
se and be opened the lat day Of September 1851 The
applicants admission
obtained Of the principal 18th and Streets or ut
farnhams bookstore Those desiring should apply i'm
ms
Aug a-eod3w ". RICHARDS, Principal.
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.Ayripai Of The F,,go,s 81 yo,.,,,..
49, 41sk stazE

Pacific Mail steamsh y Sonpnny.-The only Through
Line for California and Oregon.
NlE public informed that, under
company steamers Inspected and approved by the Navy Depart
United States mails, will
Panama and Saa Francisco the Isl 18th
accident,
Diego Monterey The following belonging
the Pachc Mail Steamship Company which will
IN at each end OF Tie the Pacific:
.l,ooi
Antelope -
Republic 200 I"
Fremo
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Entire existing boundary in 1851 :.

We find that by these tabular elements the present ag
gegate of outline exceeds the former, they existed In
1893, not materially differing from two to one The
most important contrast is not, however IN the out
line, but in relative contents Ole million of square
miles demand il laid down in a square, thousand
nties each side. But if the sides doubled, the
quantity is qnadruped Estimated by the comparative
thumbs, the joint surface added the territory Of the
United States since 1893 rather exceeds two millions Of
square miles is therefore, safe TO allow that within
the existing perimeie of the United States there are
three millions of square miles. Therefore, while The
outline has nearly dou bed the contents have trebled
may, indeed ought TO be, observed that the maritime
outlines given in the tables herewith included, are
general distances, and irrespective of the inner OF
bays nles. Of the whole aggregate 100 miles
made for inland curves the entire outline would exceed
eleven thousand miles, with the Atlantic border facing
Europe and Africa and the Pacific fronting
Asia Neither recorded history existing national limits
present parallel.
WILLIAM DARBY
WAsuINGTON July %
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by DYER & ucGUIHE, Aueuonesrs.

ByDYEB& Mcguire, Aueuonssrs.
BUILDING LOTS ON FoURAND- A-HALF STREET SOUTH
On Thu rsday evening August l4b at O'clock The prem
shall sell -four building lots being subdivision Il lot ID IL
534 ~ between Maryland and
SOUTH having front OF 10 feet each,
Terms One third the balance twelve and eighteen
months, satisfactorily secured bearing interest -
DYER MCGUIRE,
Aug I'D Aucuoneers.
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NEW complete edition OF w orss Norsh's Poenisi
N yol-containng "Ihe Prelude, and all up TO his
death edited by Henry Reed
For sale by -.
TAYLOR Il MAURY,
Aug 10 BOOKSELLERS, near 9th street,
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s.
The steamship Columbia will San Francisco
passengers from and without delay
mails and passengers the San Francisco.
regular propeers will be the
passengers between Panama and San Fran
well known Sarah Sands of 500 burden
under charter and peculiarly commodous
her cabin will be kept running extra family
boat.
of Inc will keep the between
Acapulco and the other Mexican ports.
The the Atlantic will be maintained by the United
States mail steamships
georgia IONS
ono. oouo
Empire Clly
Crescent City lroUO :.
Phlladephla l,iU
Leaving Chagres lh and 18th of each
month.
steamship Falcon will form direct line
New Orleans Chagres leaving at such periods VIII
little detention possible ihe lsthmus and forming
with the Pacific steamships through line TO and from New Orleans
ports Mexico, California Oregon PASSAGE from New
that place.
through York San Francisco has
been reduced from
400 In stale rooms TO- SsO
$50 lower cabin 10 -. @4V
500 sieefage ...-3ioo
Chagres will be the lowest adopted
by any safe between these ports
25n lbs baggage ree, not
ceeding in measurement 10 cubic feet.
will taken Chagres 70 cents per foot and rom
Francisco of SO0 ton
apply ONCE of the company % and %
their agency No. III West street, New YORK
city. 2-dy
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University Of Pennsylvnni.. Medical Department..
.yNO. M. RIcCAII.A

JNO. M. McCALLA
Of the District He continues claims before Con
s... and the departments May Sep.
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Illinois Banking.-The Chicago Qll) Demo-
crat asserts with great confidence that tho Bank
Laic sviN BE- carried By almost unanimous
cote in that section Of the State" The Legisla-
ture that passed it was nearly twothrds democra tic
in both branches.
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A merchant at Pittsburgh, who had arranged to
elope with girl only twelve thirteen years old,
was cowhded by her father recently.
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Insurrection. = The West Tennessee Democrat
Of the 23d July. learns that the negroes about Oak
land, Tenn, were in the act Of making an attack
upon the whites few days since.
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To the Ladies.

- Mr. SHERMAN. thankful for past favor and
liberal patronage IL her line of busness happy inform h
publ, removed from No. 20 Nayads
lss st. Charles where she prepared TO receive and
Ladies' Children with the following articles 70 Wit;
sherman's SHOULDER BRACES and ABDOMINAL SUP.
POINTERS. Dr.. BanningS BODY BRACES, Dr. Cranes
SHOULDER and SPINAL BRACES, Mrs. Belts SUPPORT
Frs, Dr. Thompson's SUPPORTERS. stc etc.
n stsudsncs, morning. from A. n. I'LL
O'Clock p. NJ; in the evening, from till 6 p. N.
M Females will assist and wait lad:
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Eltn II Abd1iAissisn. -Jacob Allen, an old
rsside4 = much sssppeaahilisy, hung hinaslf Al
Cincinnati on the Oh iapts On account Of the
haasical conduct Of hi wi6s % ths ssSjsct q
abolilionisn.
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The psstninAx3 sssnneiss 10 he great Presidents
= ssas5stSf 1852 ~ sls.ay being fought. o.
Ksrs lxse1ay shs bastis e Political principle viii
81 aght il Ksntacby and Ysnnsssop; M thFee |
slssrvesa ~ e1sSzic apaeasspA Gin aes1 =
" ~ tjSile. What th,t iii ~ hsis &1lppk y
= p1avalv.
! xsneud s. 4 hrevlv xAiR aeM, had at ths
tSels blast Z Ary Clsy = JeAe ]. Csillsnden
answers wish nsiorisy 4 thoussnds--an sva-
lanchs Il vssss before which sppoGdsn- il weak,
I'D dsfsas, overwhelming. But circumstances
kaxs plainly pst stout heert. into the demsl @cy.
tt wtir4 ~ - recovered from the divisiens
- ~ ~ QeHseitRtioa. The wounds thess
czoa1U1 - the Well- drilled demopraoH Of course,
|ksalsd up spse1ny but ;upoa The whig Parry, ~
sseh ~ haSo &soeseds 90 ase living seres.
zhew eendidaAe hess this dimcuity. He
49, ~ oandidasy - USssius M. Clay, and Of :.
Ftnl14tsd - elsqpsat dslnoesats conpedtof. Zen
Feeoey viii almsst esftaihly slsct Wig, but de
InlGiA = snsR A Wig OseGrsssmaa in ths.
49, e Csldwsl (dsn-J b ess>nin
~ Tsnesssss - sesat y - iess deabdnA
I1e 40 oppssng ea1didAass 10y 0ovesnor ass bceh
disdlGunAs nihsnys heroes. Judge OenPbsli
haae ehaFA e psEsaAsl fePshzisy winch Ne more
Fapstsrs dsnsossab esnrstises laeks' In sunny
s.guey ~ Sesee ~ 1snnepssss = isnd q qa'es,
- fnpuaeive rsspas; would pe : surely win
~ qAtU; bss indisPesition has kept him from
- ~ ~ aps Pssfise 4 sAs stats md Y he
30 Isou64sls q slls i vnl nss = ~ vary
Aeau Nsbss'ty. Bat 1snnesssei y WING state,
- i ~ frssadsatial eontsat Aer beaasr Y sure
y stssem over @s yAig otmr Dat there i
dnsehsr psspisasse nasesf waaeA ssasss dssess'
shrsh - nlsts e whisA u y d'maalt = 80 re-
500 Ths whigs have essasly declared for the
ECouprsmiss. A PORTION q the denecnh Asvs
ads q equally usequivecal y ~ iasof
| - Anal sestsmsnt 4 but another Pesno4 led
~ ths dsmoesasie oaesrnafor'a! e.na'dase, nave
Isxprss.sd themsslvss e psFs'y aoquaeeoen' m ~
fykeash dseidsdly hostile n feeling. mas y net
which ~ esseh - kasds = nsn'''h cefss'n'y
fstain ~ Ne de'necsssss - may 0nng N some
afe-ssshg wsiss' IN me esnsf hand' me Mash.
sssls Dnsracs' wing ~ tSe'vs hundred maaof'y'
w'h nst again s'ses osnee'as'e Songfessmsn
th.s = &sa'n iof inc ~a'es ana sAey ore no
likely % LOSE ana may gam IN ne osner ols!ricss
4 |.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
FIFTH WARD. SECOND MUNICIPALITY.

n Democrats the Fifth Ward Second Municipality,
requested SATURDAY EVENING, the I'd inst,
ocock purpose slecDs Delegates the said
Ward IN the Central Parochiaf Commiltee. =
n c. Vontegen, andrew Doyle, Stewart Hsynes,
+ &, Nssbit, - Munford PERKS Jsmes Carter,
b, Gnyrick, ~ N. n. Miller, Thomsf Brady,
DENIM Fslyey, WIN Armstrong, coward Burke,
= Jamss Coz grove, J4nes Dunn, yames Couneily,
A.. Wo atou an
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ATTENTION DEMOCRATss
SIXTH WARD. SECOND MUNICIPALITY

~ The Democrats Of ths SIKH Ward Second Municipality
respectfully rsqusssd the Of Cazonde and Giro
suse say Liberty Hall, SATURDAY EvENlN0, ne ID Inst
purpose Of ectng Dessas TO sprsent ss
ward In the Central Democratic Parish Committee
B. B. Lee, Samuel Jaoks0n, ~ Duhy,
VINO. Aud, Robert Montaih, D. L. Holiday,
d. CIRCUIT. Lucius Y. Luuk, Rufus ,. Lust,
4. O'5ullvan, John Reynolds, j. q. Howard,
John Leaf, b. D, BsUy. Anl
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-01
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TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA,
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TaE STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PAsish Of Orleans City Of New Orleans.
Be remembered, sist day Of july 1851
the suoscribe Justice Of ne Peace 10 and for the city ossd
iuy according doth oppose and
Just and and transcript the
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Of New
C5ignedl Y. J. MANsONI, SeOretarv
Sworn and subscribd before hi 2st day Of July 1854.
[Signed1 J. l.. WINTER, -
Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans.
" The Board Of Trustees have received 20 pay interest Of
six in cash the outstanding certificates po the
hocers thereof their legal after MON
DAY, the 9Th day Of August
The have also declared dividend per
the net earned premiums the company for enng the
18th day Of July 1851 for which certificates will DO issued and
after the S day Of September
NswOriesas, July 81, 1851. c. MANsONl, Secretary