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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


Q c. JAxss OF Cincinnati, Ohio, is general travel
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RurHKRoKp DR. LORI EpwA THOMAS FARMLAND and q M
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will be paying them, and hope all on whom
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York; Tribune budng Philadelphia northwest corner Of
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nyr NJ LEWIS, of Montgomery Alabams Is gem
the States Of Alabama and Tennessee
sisted sons James o. and Samuel ID. Lewis. ...
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United States, London and Liverpool have been appointed
aon" subscriptions
and paper Their Office London is No 10
Gresham street, Liverpool No. Columbia Buildings
This concern this country with the well known
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dence friends abroad. #
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subscribers, &C., for The Union in Texas.
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We copy from La Prese at Paris under date OF the ooh
August the following address Of the journalists OF Great
Britain and Ireland 10 NJ Charles Hugo. on the subject
of the rights Of the press:
"SR, We think thu, it is duly, member, OF TIE
press Of friendly county, express the ind guaton
feel at-s
The writers OF Europe and of the republic of he New
World your sister, have looked with sson.hnent for
long time upon the press enchanted In France but to-day
ercumsanced as and in presence Of the decree
which has stricken you, {. impossible to Withhold
proestaton.
In our Judgment sir the discussion of all the subiec.
which interest humanity, and particularly upon such
as capital punishment, be no, only Free hut bold
the civil power goes out Of its sphere of equity when pen
eHaes mo me conscience oil the pubcist. and when q
seeks to the writers who are Iy pl1yed In
transforming into practical fact, the and
the deductions of reason The civil power ride
uonsy yrannical when essays 10 cover with nv1ab
iY such institutions az The guoine Such power would
have caused Portin to pay the boad WHICH Shyoos de
msnded-a despotism without and without mercy.
You, sir OF It's victims The liberty OF the press
England has been fruitful OF great blessings Fortunately
among us the liberty Of the press regarded alike by pub
lie Authority and by popular power the safeguard Of
every other liberty and the first and chiefes
the instruments Of popular education. May France. great
and generous as she is be enabled perceive hat
IN shackng her most gifted writer. your government
parsyzes its energies and dsams itself the presence Of
gigantic foes We trust sir that this spontaneous express
sion OF our sympathy will contribute the sevedV
OF yopr position and will aid you in sustaining tbat rigorous
punishment which suffer in consequences of fsse Ia
erpre If not wiul-of the pures mo
lives T" Mr
The liberty press enjoy France, under hs
government Of BonspsrIe doe. permit 10 translate nor ever
new pepsiues The phrase BY which Inc Journalism. Of Ens.Dd
express their sympathy friend N charles Hugo"
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Tine COTTON The first wagon load (ofhve bales)
OF new cotton Of the crop Of this State received
yesterday by Harris X Co, from the plantation of
General Sam J. Hays in this county. In quality IL is
strictly midding far, of fine rich color, but rather def
Gent in staple, must be the with large portion
OF the present crop The dry weather has forced The
cotton to premature maturity, and the product Of the mp
lands especially must be not only deficient staple, but
greatly deficient in quality. We have the most reliable
and undoubted evidence, from nearly the whole country
hack OF this, that the crop cannot turn out more than
three hundred pounds OF seed cotton TO the The
bottom lands and here and there isolated farm, where
they have had an occasional rain, viii do better; but
even on these favored spots, since the late rains, the
forms and ar all bolls have fallen or and the yield will
not be so great would have been il the dry weather
had continued The plant has ceased to bloom on the
bottom as we'll the uplands and, while we have every
thing TO fear from excessive rains have but little to
gain by the most favorable weather in regard to the
quantity produced; for the crop s 40 nearly maured
that on many farms than half OF the cotton ia
already open and while those at distance, unaequant.
ed with the facts predicting "age crop" from its
going forward so much earlier than usual, we, who
10 the midst OF IT, know that this fact argues exactly The
contrary and whatever may be the effect OF the drought
in other places, we speak by the card when say
that in the district OF Tennessee and North Mis-
sssippi The half Of an average crop odnnoi Be made
memphis Appeal, Isl inst,
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Al large and enth usiastic meeting OF The cuzens OF
Oregon City, held at the Oregon House on Tuesday eve
ming for the purpose OF taking leave OF General Joseph
Lane delegate elect the thirty second Congress OF the
United States prior 10 his departure for the national capt.
tall and rendering him public expression OF opinion IN
regard 10 his nguished talents and services Gen A.
L. Lovejoy called 10 the chair and Asahel Bash APP
On motion, Hon. w. w Buck, A. e. Wait Amory
Holbrook, VIM Klbora, and James M. War, esqs,,
appointed committee TO draught series OF resolu-
lions expressive OF the sense oil the meeting.
The committee retired and subsequently reported the
following resolutions; which, on motion OF Medorum
Crawford, esq, were unanimously adopted
Resolved That friends of General Joseph Lane, with
distinction OF party tender 10 him our hearty and
entire appreciation OF his acts governor oil Oregon Terri
tory, and devouy wish that his reunion with his family
may be crownng happiness sale and pleasant jour
Rssortd That, while we remember General Lanes
mudereTs bring back duty the deserving soldiers,
his efficient aid in the late Indian difficulties and the abil
y energy fidelity, ana purity OF purpose which have char
acterzed all his public among u.s. il is but fitting
that express our appreciation and admiration of his
course
Resolved, That General Lane us covered with
military glory and he leaves US upon the business OF the
Territory clothed with our confidence and attachment
On motion of Captain Kborn, A. K. Wait and Amory
Holbrook esqs appointed committee to transmit
copy OF the foregoing resolutions 10 General Lane and
solicit his presence in the hall
The committee introduced Gen Lane, who briefly and
appropriately addressed the audience thanking them for
the attering which they had been pleased to
aude to his past services, and pedgng his highest en-
deavors to merit in the future the confidence and appro
baton they had expressed
Able and pertinent addresses were also made by Messrs
Holbrook and Wait.
On motion of A. Hood esq the secretary directed
to transmit copy OF the proceedings OF the meeting to
On motion of Mr. Wait, the editors of the several
newspapers of the Territory requested to publish
the proceedings OF the meeting.
Whereupon, on motion, the meeting adjourned with
three hearty cheers FOR Gen Lane.
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ONCE Trans portatisn, Baltimore and Wsshingtoi
Railroad Company.

ONCE of Transportation, baltimore and Washington
Railroad Company.
ICKETs hereafter be issued this office New York. Phil
l. adcphia, Pttsburs and Wheeling
officer company will the evening mail
and take charge of all baggage for Now York
Relay,
evening, from Baltimore.
Passenger daily and g. and p. except
on WI and 3, y.
Aug 2s-du t. H. PARsoNs, Agent
VIRGINIA Locomotive and Car works, Wolfe street
v nd Alexandria, NRnia-Smh Perkins,
locomotive tenders
engines and boilers chilled wheels and
chilled and wrought tire, machinery and castings gen
orally.
undersigned having shops, and
machinery and tools prepared TO
machinery Of all kinds
w despatch, and the favorable terms.
II G. SMITH,
Late OF the Alexandria Iron Works.
THATCHER PERKINS,
Late Master OF Machinery Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Aur2 - LIN
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T1UR NTTUVE DRY (sOODsfrhe following dc scrbed good


added all of which will be
found best STYLE and most reasonable in price Of
their class
piano table covers, which
be single desired all in
daons bouquets flowers which appear rich
II flowers. .
pier table Damascus Oriental weaving
goods anything Of the kind
eyeT this before.
Damask laine piano and table match
Embossed cloth do do
Also match
chairs backs
of fruit baskets, circular and
Cloths from O4 by lO4 TO 1914
napkins match. For the poduc
awarded medals
sm which may be with the goods.
n damask napkns--very cheap.
era and cheap with gmps and side loops 10 match
nc window conices some OF which are ~ and IL
inches wide, with side pins and bands 10 match
h gilt arches for suspendng drapery French bed
with bolts and paeaus TO maichnew and elegant goods
OF Whitney Edinburgh, and Mackinaw
blankets, all nband bound, mapped both sides, and low
priced
bales ted blankets for servants heavy and
article which of farmers and
yd They viii be sold al which w be an object 70 them
Of Flemish Scotch, Insh and English
table and chamber linens and all other articles IN the furniture dry
required for the comfort and
terms. CLAGETT DOD5ON,
Sept 2-dif Pa door east Of the corner Of 9th
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Mn Hamaoap or MARYLAID.--The Howard Gazette
announces the serious illness of the Hon. Edward Ham
mond late representative in Congress- and the democratic
nominee for the coming session.
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On y street, befpesn 1914 and iah streets.
TUE established institution win be resumed on
Monday 18th Of September and IL desirable that the pu
should punctua that day. for early
OF different classes Parents and guardians who
respectfully invited do 80 pre-
at The SEMINARY. Aug 2o-3tav6t
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t.f-e.xN These ships having been built by contract
IEM pressly for service has been
ZEl taken their construction also In their engines,
strength and speed and their accommo-
passengers unequaed for elegance comfort
of passage New York TO Liverpool $3.50 Exclusive
St25. From Liverpool 10 New York,
E35.
An experienced viii be attached 10 each ship
No berth be secured until paid for.
ships will be accountable for gold, silver
unles bills
Iadng signed therefor therein expressed
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For freight or passage apply to -
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. IS Wall street, NJ Y.
BROWN sHIpLEi, CO,
Liverpool.
T. c. ROBERTS, a. CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
l.. DRAPER, r,
Sept 6-dly Boulevard, Montmarre, Paris
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TEXAS Land AUency.The undersigned offers his services
all in Texas,
INDICATED procure
and will be made known when informed
be done,
Address II. q. CATLETT,
May 3l-6mdSop Dallas, TEXAS,
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Episcopal In..ltnte for Young L.d,e..

Northuea corner Of Oh AVID streets.
THE INSTITUTE will first Of Sepem-
with an efficient Of professors and teachers in every
department
Terms boarding pupils $3.50 per annu including English and
mathematics
Terms for day pupilsper session Of fee onhs-from $40 TO
so2, in English and mathematics
Ancient and modern languages, music drawing painting &C.
Circuars be had Of Principal Early application fo
admission Is
WILLIAM J. CLARK, Principal
w.suseroN or1T, August 10, 1851
Aug l7-dt5oct
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Pacific Mail steamship Company.-rhe only Through
Line for California and Oregon.

y~rx-. The public informed that under the
IlA-1~ rangements this company, Inspected
ZE1Itd approved by the Navy Department, and
ins The United states mails, will continue TO leave
Diego, ard Monterey The belonging
which
An at each end OF nov In Pacih
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The steamship Columbia win ply Francisco
Oregon arrival Of the mails
and and without delay with
mails and for from San Francisco.
regular line pOpelers will he the transportation
freight and transient between Panama and san Fran
cisco.
The well steamship Sands Of 500 burden
under charter the peculiarly commodous
her cabin arrangements will be kept running family
boat
OF the keep up
Acapulco aid the other Mexican ports,
The the Atlantic will be maintained by the United
States mail steamships
Georgia 1000
ono. .s.s....s-s. ..-'s.s....' Sfo1
Crescent Iiy lflpV
Philadelphia.
Leaving New Yo for Chaeres the lh and @h Of each
month.
The steamship form direct lin.
possible Ishmus and forming
with the Pacific steamships through line and from New Orleans
and Mexico California, and Oregon PasaRe from New
Orleans be secured from Armstrong Lswron, Co.. agents
that place.
through tickets from San
been reduced from
500 IN state rooms 10.
tifO IN lower cabin 10
s'ID IN steerege
by any safe sen-steamer between ports
Each passenger allowed $50 bs baggage free not
ceeding IN measurement 10 cubic feet
FREIGHT will be taken foot and from
Panama 70 San Francisco the OF 500 per ton.
Dor choice ~ brhs the office Of the and IS
south street. OF at their agency, No III West street. New York
city, Aug 2-dy
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10 do Cocoa mattngs, for basement, &c.
Also, constantly hand full variety OF I'm
ported and American Competing, such m
Tapestry tapestry Brussels English and American Brussels
imperial, ply ingram, and ngrain low
priced rag hemp, both striped and plaid together
line for house furnishing; which
prepared determined offer good terms
dealers in this country.
Ap l6-G +. II. HOOE b CO.
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THIS weIknown establishment st conducted In the
has always The central and pleasant situation
Of house, arrangements and comforts
Injuries found combine render agreeable and nd
yantsgeous 10 the traveller,
Having of firm Of John L. Tucker Co.. long
head establishment subscriber pledges his
maintain Its reputation, and satisfaction his
TONERS. WAN. ii. PARKER
Bosros, August 10, 1851.
l5-9taw4w
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THE fully informs the public
he become the proprietor the line Of mail coaches running
Washington Winchester by the Leesburg He
will good hoeswl have his employment
need sk attentive, and accommodating drivers The
viii always be made In good aid pains VIII BE-
taken and effort made m the accommodation convenience
comfort Of who extend him their The
public patronage respectfully solicited Once
House, Pennsylvania avenue, between I'd and AZ streets
JAMES II. KEMP.
Aug Idly
NuOEMAKEts' GOODs.-on hand, and cons family receiv
Of importation all kinds Of hoe u1s and
minGs
Merchants and manufacturers win find well supplied with
line, will
JOHNS PAYNE,
Importers and dealers Ia shoemaker goods,
Northeast aud Arch streets Philadelphia.
July o-eod3m
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SHIPPING. .

L,oR LIvERPOOL-UNITED STATES NAIL sTEA 4
ship ATLANTIC, Capt. Jas Wess. This steamer "
spsrs With the Mails for Europe positively satlr
loot Of Canal street. No berth till paid
freight passage having unequaiisd
CO. No IS ali street fhe sesm ship PACIFIC will s,s
,Sed the ATLANTIC. and sail Dec. 2osh.
vI,HE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
mail steamers The ships oonposex shis line the
follovirg- ATLANTIC. Captain West.
PACIFIC, Captain Nye.
ARCTIC. Captain Luce.
BALTIC, Captsn Comstoek
ADRIATIC, Captain ORATOR.
These shps havas been built By oentracs pe for
service has been taken in their
also In their engines strength and
speed and their for unequal
leo fer elegance or comfort.
Price Of passage from New York to Liverpool $780, Ex-
elusive use Of extra sze tate rooms. SS25.
From Liverpool TO New rorh go
erperenced viii be attached 70 eaei shr.
No berth secured until paid for.
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voted away, and that without compensation,
and ~ . reward for party services. We win not
suppose that members would share In the be-
ne6t, bpt there IL IN immense temptation when .
profitable route Is about to be surrendered TO enjoy
the advantage through some nominal person, or
with . person partially interested in the job.
Against the establishment Of such Q power in the
hands Of the City Corporation, there should be
determined resistance st the outset or our Streets
which are now free to all and bsneRtting ell, viii
be transformed into the condition Of private ave-
nues with innumerable exclusions, hurtful to trade
and travel. The mode Of testing the question be-
fore she courts is either by Indictment agains. any
Temporary perm ansnt structure put in the streets
under void and illegal ordinance, or by injunction
applied for by in front; but the Corporation
should resume the authority, and arrange some
mode of establishing such roads, that retains
wholly the public character of the streets in every
part and parcel of them. 1t would require some
legislation during the ensuing winter to do this ade
quately; and it would be proper to amend the Ge-
neral Railroad act, and strip the Common Council
of authority to grant the right to any body incor
pOrated under it.
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TRAVELLERs' GUIDE.

HAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD LINE FROM NlW
~ York 70 PhiladephiA Pier No. North RiveS
!ya.ssmbss. JOHN F0TrER Morning. Line. :. o.IosEi
Afternoon Line ~ o'clock Fare by ether line s. for
.ard dssh. "a knisrans Line, ~ eesof NJ f.es,
u ~. L. BLISS, Agent.
NKw YORK AND PHIIADKLPHIA--Nlw YoRx
IN and Phadelphia dixcot-United States Mail Line
.hroash u - ho.!, via Ne. Jsrssy aailso.d P,Fs 70
Now York 81 A NJ from foot Of Cortsndt ana a
"a n and eP NJ from foos Of Nheyty sssest Leave Phi
adelphia ~ and A. NJ and p. ~ from shs foot Of Wal
ant strteA.
YoR BkLrrnoan WAaxnsron, CHARLzroH.-
Through tickets sold In ths shave lnes through
iao,or With through baggage cheeks accompanies @ ta
Having ~ r. n Passengers and baxgsxe ths VIII
ts transported direosiy throuxb
e~ut. ~ssshesN ~ Ava skarvs
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AMUsEmENTs In PHILADELPHIA.

IMPORTANT AND SPECIAL NOrICk-T0 THB Ctxx-
sons Of New York Philadelphia, and Baltimors-novDr
mens Of the Wizard Of The No
Professor A. will continue his Grand ORA wing room
Sorees hystereuses, At the Musical xuA9
Hail. Fhilsdelphia TO the 28h Instant evenAG
giving grand Day Thanksgiving dsy -
Friday. He then proceeds to Baltimore, where he
ssrs OF his perfornAness Ga nsa-
day, December l. at tho Assembly Rooms ef Ha
and Lombard stress where be will remain " shs
Iah and then returns to New York and opens tos sns
entire change wonders ana mysteries Professor A.
his In New York. In addition 70 his Sorees evse
evening will ve two grand day performances esSh woex
ON wednesday and 6asurdAy-for the ecomnodANoa ~
faniies schools country residents Tor tsrshs< pse
Noulars future nnosnoemsnts-
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AGE N CY.

VVoRTHINaTON @. sNErHRN CONTINUES TO
w practise law In the Supreme Court attend 70 oases
before Cengreo claims and settle accounts
against the Departments and Boards of
patents NJ home and abroadto pensions snd
ritances Of the United s..te. and in foreign
oountriesto of funds
and bond and to negotiate the purchase
sale Of lands patent rights any State
Union. Particular attention paid Cafornis land TITLE
cases coming up 70 the United supreme csgr
thsn, No Carroll Place, Capitol III Washington. d. O.
will meet with prompt stten ton.
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ERANKLIN NysEyM, ", CaATHAN seUAEA OF.

CRANKLIN MUSEUM, IT'S CHATHAM sQUAR1 OuU
block above the National Thoasre-eeres Lea, 3olo
every afternoon and 49,
oolook. and In the eyonag ~ TX o'clock The entertain
ments varied and select and suh oan be 81 -
Lea. Female Eth0Pas Opera Troupe; sI;o Mems orsss
the audience him he will also challenge Aae
10 "kn 3 bullock" with his clenched Ast fog ang
their beauty and asure and who ne.
through variety Of fsats OF strength and dsxterfty;
company Of Hale and Female Artist who VIII give a
hihition Marble unequalled in ths world
sssAss with variety Of inserss,nS psrfornap,ss. AM,
day. AdnissionSsAss In Private Boxes 90 osnts ssAe
ssats SIX sents; boxes cents; parQnetSs, LIZ cent?.
EOR THE BENEFIT OF TIE PooR--rEsrIvAL- On.
der dire Of the Ladies' Benevolent Society a.
Vincent de Paul 70 be held Niblos Saloon. Rdas
evening. Dec. Tickets 50 eents Ut the door. To aou
mence at 8 O'Clock.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF RECEIVER OF TAXES No. sNIw CITY
~ HallTsxes for 1851. Taxpayers are hereby notAsd
that addition Of Per cent will be made al
cent 10Th day Of Dsoember Ths Rsoeivsr would
payments possible avoid the delay which
necessarily follow previous The per eentase
MIpayers ere particularly notAed thai Saturday ths
e addition OF one Dor oent Hours for receiving
hom erlook. An. 70 Pm Bankable msasY only r.
HARV1Y HART. of AZ
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Word of Caution.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Would 1t not be well, as . precautionary mea-
sure, to call the attention Of the Street Inspector
to the rather unsafe condition of the several bridges
over the cellar excavations along Broadway
In view of the approaching throng in that street,
limb SPRAINED ANGLE.