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NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODs.-Just received
~ do do China silk grenadines
10 do silk tissues style
SO do do plain and figured berege
10 do Donna Isabella, entirely
10 do Donna Maria, do
20 do India silk
do printed marques, for dresses, and pretty
SO do beregc de iane
II do French figured foulard
% do French de LANES, very superior
do black silk, every quality aud price
Is blask lace manues
% DO DO .S:m.
50 pieces black lace, all widths .#
Together very
dress goods all
collars silk hid and sik
silk thread and hosiery Also stock of French and
English cloths casmeres drings vesng cravs &c. to which
Ap io-awif p H. HooE Co.
NOTIFlCATlONThc subscribers beg inform their
IN public they opened and
stock Of the following arcies which invite
tention,
Linen sheetings, e4, "a, lo4, and IA, Insh
64, 81, i04, .nd 1874, German
s-cas widths, Irish and Scotch
White and brown cotton, do 4, s4, l04, and 70
White and cosored Msrseilics quilts some very large
hlendale quilts, very cheap
Richardson's family linens
u soft-nnish do
Scotch Hollands for family
Damask table cloths, all sizes and qualities
Also, superior lot fsilk warp and gauxe nsnnels
Gsniienen's and ladies' under garments.
OF house furnishing goods
Mar s6-4wd H.HooE &C.,
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nges
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upderstood that
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The department the right have any description
nuns which properly be called "book pamphlet
cu'ed by special contract
printing viii their bids with sample.
Equality different kinds OF paper they propose furnish
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DALTIMORE Female ColleEeThis institution, incorpo-
legislature Of Maryland and enjoying abera patron
acquisition Of thorough and sc
The buildings pleasantly located, with
recitation and modern convenience Tor e
Of large number Of boarding and day scholars
o.
N. G. Brooks, A. NJ, professor Of snciep languages
Rev. n. n. Nsda A. NJ, biblical literature.
n Waugh A. NJ, mathematics and natural science
g. n. Pratt, N. d., assistant in do do
Miss NJ. a, Dixon, English and Bellies Lotucs
J Rochester assistant In English.
u Georaians A. Hulse, French language
Ellen q. Gobtecht, instrumental mustc
NJ A. Porter, assistant do
Elizabeth y siccr, painting.
Mr. A. j. Cleveland, vocal music,
Boarding for session. III weeks ~
Tuition collegiate department
preparatory department from % 70 % ~ W.
stsiosues with every necessary inornation 10 be had on
"ps'o psso ot~aswaw NC. BROOKS, Principal.
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FORM No. ~
Know men by these presents here insert the Of
Warranteel Of the o and State Of , do hereby
and appoint and lawful
Attorney my locate land warrant No.-
land, which issued under the Of September
[Powerof substitution may be inserted, DdssrsdI
Signed in presence of e# a#=H# Hr@.
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NOTICE is hereby given that application VIII be
the Of certificate No. 70 Of stock in the Bank
Metropolis VIM Ouseley dated the lin
April, 1877, which certificate has been lost or mislald
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,>ANCING Academy First Course.Mr. r. X Lasrs has
the citizens Of Washington and Georre
dancing lessons for Inc season wiz com
on Tue.dsy residence on Pennsylvania
.verue, opposite WilIards hotel -,
nays OF tuition Thursdays, and ssfn
aryss G~orsetown- Mondays and Fridays,
Oct o-dh
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THIS % give nOftcc that the subscriber hath OBJ
aiped the Orphans Court of Washington county in the
District administration the personal
dAnn r. Boudin of Bsmswe Maryland deccnsed per
having against the said deceased hereby
bi, same with vouchers thereof the
before the 2osh day May they Otherwise by
uuded from ali benefit of the said estate.
Hven under my hand this 2lss day OF May, 1857,
HENRY MAY,
Ag0-lsw3w Administrator
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The printing Of all kinds, which be required be executed
ks the Offices thereof
whether circulars Instructions warrants FORMS returns
aks sod esded rule work, rule figure
ruling lining by whatever
tide, description the shall be known 20 or usually
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The New York herald., 1851-10-30

The FAIR OF THE AMERICAN INsTrTUTE-THE
AWARDING or THE PRIZEs.-The design Of the
American Institute is excellent, and no doubt a
large amount Of good has been done, from time to
time, by stimulating ingenuity and talent through
the competition II opens to the American public
But. while We admit its usefulness to q certain ex
tent, We cannot shut eyes To ts faults, and to
the humbug and deception practised by its mana
gers, parity through ignorance, and partly from
other causes. Their decisions in awarding pre-
mums are regarded by intelligent men, who have
paid attention to the matter in atoms what
ever Of merit in the articles exhibited. Miserable
productions often receive the rewards, whls the
finest works OF mechanism and art either 70 unno-
ticed, OF are honored with q secondary premium or
a diploma. Hence the dissatisfaction and co n
plants every year The result is, that In many de-
partments competition is checked; for when me.
chancs artizsns and artists Cad all their labor and
expense uniequted, they will not try again AM
others, who might be disposed to compete, seeing
or hearing Of the injustice, will be discouraged from
mskirg any attempt. 1t is worthy Of observation,
tha. the fair Of the presen. year was, on the WHOLE
one Of the worst ever held in Castle Garden-afac
which is the more remarkable the state Fair, held
at Rches was by far the greatest that ever took
place in the State Of New York, or in the United
States. Never did the judgments at Castle Garden
give more dissatisfaction than at the receutfar IL
seemed as IL it was only by chance, or where there
was no competition, that they were right. Ia a.
least one half the cases the premuAs were wrongly
bestowed. One of the most striking instances is
that Of dasuereotypes. The very best judges, and,
indeed, the general voice. awarded the first prize TO
q different competitor from him who received IT,
The superiority was N oct palpsble. This is only
one example. Torender this institution thoroughly
useful ard Efficient, IL is necessary TO change the
old regime, and elect in their place totally derent
set Of men. Until this Is done, mismanagemen
and Injustice will prevail on one side, and dscoateo4
ard complaint on the other.
The New York herald., 1851-10-30

six cents per ton should be levied second on ships
thereafter built in the United States, and partly or
wholly owned by foreigners, thirty cents per ton );
and third, on all other ships fifty cents per ton.
Mccullough says this duty was afterwards
raised to one dollar per ton. These acts
were all approved by President Washington,
and though general in terms, were directed
at the earta MARTINA of England, and were of
course rstalatory All such acts evil. They
are like protective tariffs tor manufacturers
debiliate the interest they pretend to foster and
the free and irrepressiblc spirit, which has finally
mastered the seas and which will lay its fingers,
after period OF free trade on every art which is
suited to our wants, strug gled to get away from
restriction and to take the open field Of universal
competition.
There have been three successive stages of the
contest, which we propose hereafter to explain.
The first relates TO the direct trade of the United
States with foreign countries, the second to the in
direct trade, and the third to the specific efforts
made by to push not only our ships, but our pe-
culiar staples, into the ports of Europe
The New York herald., 1851-10-30

MIR NlBLo AND THE SUNDAY Pass We see
that Mr. William Niblo has instituted suit against
one off the Sunday papers for libel We don't know
what the libel is; but IL is no doubt bad enough.
The reputation Of Mr.. Niblo, however, does not
depend upon the criticisms Of the sunday newspa-
pers, one way or the otheA His residence among
our citizens for twenty FIVE years, has established
his character as an honorable, high. minded, AND
public spirited man The Sunday weeklis, are
particularly free in their disqusitions upon mer.
and things, and rather apt to trespass beyond the
Limitations Of the code. Perhaps no establish.
ment has been more perseverinsly abused by them
than that Of the HERALD; but We have suffered
them to pass among the things scarcely entitled to
notice.
The New York herald., 1851-10-30

Nsnr iSrssssrrse rsoS HArr-THE Ensxpon "
fsorsts.-An arrival yesterday, from Gonaivs., Hayt
places in possession Of dates October 10TH By which
We learn that arrangement had been entered ints
between the American, French ssd Ensish authorities
TO force the Emperor Fsusn H. to respect the truce
towards the Domincsns They had drawn Up proposal,
for him TO sign and In the event Of his refusing the
three powers would blockade his ports The Emperor
wss at Gonsives with about eight thousand men, and
was TO have given 10 the proposals at that
place, but aid not he, however, promised 10 DO a,
Port au Prince, where he wss going
The New York herald., 1851-10-30

TIE WHfe RATIFICATION MEETING, Of the cry
and county Of New York, comes of at the Broad
way House, this evening. 1t 10 be hspcd, for the
poiticsreputaton ofthe city, that the Union
Safety Committee will be on hand With that spe-
cifc resolution on the Fugitive Slave Law, which
was rejected by both conventions at Syracuse.
How else are the friends Of Mr. Webster and Of
Mr Fillmore to maintain their footing, even in
this corner ofthe Stste1 Let them look To IT, II
is the last chane; for IL they cannot save the city
from Seward and his adherents Of "the igher law"
all the talk in the journals Of Wall street, for Web
ster, Fillmore, and the Cempromise measures, is all
noenshihe and bunbug.
The New York herald., 1851-10-30

Cry Rterrs,-rhe whig candidate for ths ofnce
Cornelius v. Anderson, Eqs the present Incumbent,
has In reply letter addressed 10 him by the secret
" of the Industrial Congress- stated that the
end objects Of that body meet his views and have his
hearty He says that ell his efforts viii be
devoted 60 the accomplishment Of any object tending TO
The ttpeft Ct the ns sbanic and laboring man
The New York herald., 1851-10-30
q. =. District Attorney Once.

Der 90 E1c,ss II Pesssngsvs --Cspt John @ Moses
of the American ship Western world for
conveying excess ~ lrtytvo pssseugers from Liver
pocl he gsve bsn in s1lCV 4 warrant u also issDed
for the seizure q the tbir
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17

- ..s far tres ord,aares and upward are sup
eBsnes on r The other hand. our lower descnpsos VI
ported frss bosses are more piehlliuI aau IN Tie
srd 81 waiting the Asas letters when Only reacheu
sane ss sTenng and will no doubt leave US IN 'he same
po1snos in the pas, month considerable, say
OR e. OF which 4Oo0 bales Gurlng me weeS lnsl
10 seaast 800 bales isorts pl T1 st - s bales
As n coo bales United States, according 20 "uf D'"
tsrs sa4 last night orr alvices per Asa with
Ps,,m New YORK TO the lS'h June. The news, when
GRATED VIA Southampton. left our Couoh ma'Se'
w Ssrt sn,mai,on with pnces N fayor OF buyers
Tas'a The make, very calm. The sales mp 70 O'Clock
orted q 53 bales. at prcss u helo" tns quo'a'' '
55nrSsg last Very ordinary Now Orleans Jli - .,..
fas,irs--No alteration has taken place IN 70, Ase, u.
u hs 1850 az 3ef5 80 and 81 bbls oJ al jJi d.
pssri Ash remains neglected al . TO iei ~ ,cs.
'ETrswAx--We have no demand iof ths aft'ie' P"e'
raSn connasd activity IN the demand Tor con-
rp,on and exportaaon has prevailed, and prices IA con"
se9}aRp-We have neither sales arrivals to no'ce
pr,crs sfe, at ou quotations ,,i,~ II,
orvrrfTpoy BARK-There has been nothing s, Up Dial,
.his article md prices are nominal az 4ii " I" -
slelpha and IF 50 20 10 for Baltimore c,c bnt our
RcF-Thc demand continues loi 'HS
rates rcInaln the same ,v lav regarding
SrGAF-Siroe the publication Of The new ben animated
,h .rf,ce ~ the Nn,eir the demand has - Erench
.. our rat. have advanced - o2 5r bnver AZ this
Wesi INDIA go 70 1890 hhds having i''''
pIse article is more favor '5U 49, XII di,S pS
lar Bone having found buyers az Sy0l S XII 70 arrive b.
@ VI Of vtch ye1H veIg s,ock on sale exceedingly small
NJ arffab- July 2-Evening.
o,egroce brought by the Pacific steamer mas }uIi Anil
ssio Only COO bales have changen naus :, or NJ
Hosi'o % ssv New-Oreans tres-ordnaire al S<i' MO
bsie 81 Sh a.lo s Nv Orleans arrived this morning.
Se American Potash realized i5g and oOO bs W mar
,.s@ Paar erpeced fIOm New-fork, found buyers al
s,g remain very low. the average prlce foT whea'
hShon TrDce al the 1s inst, was ID i2. per hec-
e.u,l q bushels.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17

peaceful reform. To overcome such Obstacles
the Associates OF this, like the Associates o.
nearly every other organization IN Paris have
had to practice the greatest personal economy,
and, to this end, make the greatest personal sac
rifoes But they are the men to do that with
the utmost cheerfulaess
Very little capital has vet been accumulated
and hard labor, from sunrise 10 10 o'clock IN the
evening, Is still an absolute NECESSITY bu; TO
baptlse their work with the sweat OF the brow,
has been the fate-oT perhaps we should say the
iortune-oi all re99uners.
In the present instance the Associates have
all known what 1t Is to be servants and some Of
them what II IS to be masters but since they
have learned what il Is to " call 70 man master
they are at once disguised with the old system.
and rayished with the new and this quite Inde-
pendent OF monetary considerations.
OF course there is a nominal head to the As
soClatlOn-called In France geTcnf--but he has
no absolute authority. and IN fact Is not so much
the head Of the establishments its mouth
piece.
moments conversation with these men
shows you q! once that they are men OF intelll
gence. talent and principles, and that they will
yield no title Of their wellgrounded faith either
to the demands Of society OT to the cravings OF
necessity In their struggle with the world they
look for their reward not as much IN outward
success as IN the rapture of the strife. -
THEIRS had an interview with one OF them not
long since, but when the Statesman and the
Ouvrier found themselves confronted. the form
er was to the latter what Felix was to Paul
| am not sure that Thiers trembled, bat all
agree that, if not alarmed he was certainly as
tonished and confounded.
While speaking of the Association Of Cooks,
may as well make few statements, which are
equally true of all the Associations IN France:
]. The account-books are open 10 the lnspec-
ton and criticism OF the world
2 The Young assistants, or apprentices, IN
stead of paying a premium for admission, are al
low ed fair remuneration for their labor at once
and small portion of their earningsls iald aside
to enable them to procure a substitute, IN case,
under the infernai Conscrlptlon system, they are
drawn into the Army.
3 That the strictest regulations are adoptedto to
prevent any profane or indecent conversation
being indulged in, especially IN the presence OF
the young.
A. That the wives and children of the Asso-
ciates are always taken care Of at the expense OF
the Association when they are sick; and IN case
of death, the burial expenses, always consider
able in France,) are paid IN the same way
5. That the Associates contribute literally,
and invite their patrons to do So' for the support
of the families OF those who are suffering imprls-
pnmpnt for political OfftnSeS,
G. That the Association encourages to It's ut
most extent all other Associations.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
HAYTI.
Twenty Days Later.

By the brig Forest, Capt. Crocker'
from Port-au-Prince arrived yesterday morning. We
have dates to the 30th June.
The Coronation Of the Emperor Is expected 10 Dc
solemnized shortly. Should Bishop arrive from
Rome, HIS Majesty may set an example 70 '"'
crowned heads OF Europe, and create native Bshop
Al the Coronation general amnesty Is expectedi ior
all political exlles whose return % Hayu VIII De
beneficial for among them are men oil intelligence
and means.
The excessive issues Of Treasury Bonds ana paper
currency are proving most preJudcial to the true in
torres, of the country II - to be hoped that some OF
the Ministry who surround the Emperor will have
the sincerity and patriotism to devise some Soun'
,easres 10 ameliorate the financial emoarr ,ssments
Of the Government
Political affairs are tranquil!
The address Of the Emperor 10 the DominicAns
had caused a conciatoY feeling, and the opening
~ = trading intercourse between the Hsytiens an1
Dom,n,cans mus, lead to amcabe relations ani al
yantages to both parties
The Domincans can furnish excellent tobacco, hne
cattl. hides. wax mahogany and even sugar
posr..r.pefscE NaREETs-Amercan PTovisions
roos, abundant and selling at mseraoly low prices,
which must be attended with heavy losses to the i'm
nor,ers CoyFEE-Siao on board, and duty. The
cul,,yaors are toe lazy and too blind 10 their own
interests not 10 clean and MAKE II more merchAnta-
hle for foreign markets. The late President Richie
had adop,ed measures 10 induce the cultvators -
clean their Coffee and n advanced value was being
established for H. LoGnOoD->o0 Oh board Dovs
,coxS-ka44fa $246.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17

LIVERPOOL, Saturday. July 5.
FRANCE Paris Bo,Ise.-Fives, 9455; Threes,
S75 PARIS letters mention that the continued rise
in French Rentes has been caused by the suspension
of broker, who had been large speculative seller
ENGLAND-The Times says that the failure of
Messrs James Starkey d Co. Of Liverpool, an oo
and respectable firm, was announced yesterday The
amount of their liabilities has not been stated, but
is believed 10 be large. The losses consequent upon
,be recent FIRE at San Francisco are understood to be
1he cause Of the stoppage.
Ro.sn on TRADE RErURss-The returns for the
month ending 9TH June were published Yesterday
They show sn increase of Ct ,Af on the declared
valve OF our exports, as compared with the same
lime last year, which was one of the most remarka-
bic activity Cotton manufactures show large in
crease, although the pnce Of the staple was lower
than on corresponding period of 1850 The chef
falling on has been in wooden manufactures and IN
metals The aggregate value of our exports during
abe first four months Of the year was $N,e6oOoO,
agains, fa6O27 600 in like period last year, showing
AN increase of fl,037, 600.
With regard to the consumption of articles OF food
and luxury, Flour again presents large augmenta-
lion Tea, Coffee and Cocoa show an increase.
Sugar SPIRITS and Tobacco exhibit little alteration.
and Ia Wine and Spices there has been decrease as
compared with last year.
The Cabinet Council sat All hour and half yes
terday
Tur GnEAr ExHIBITIoN-The number of visit
Ors Yesterday upwards of 10000, the receipts
.f2,6n IS Cd.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17

FoRGryESRss.-The most difficult OF all
the virtues is forgiveness Mayhew in his recent
work on the London poor. gives the following ~
the language OF little coster boy, when qne'
toned about the Saviour
Il have heerd little about our Sayloof[.aey,
he saws as how coyes to forgive atelcr a. ht' )o"
[ should say he knowed nothing about II .,vs
That's the practical belief OF many wao % nave
greater adv antages than the poor co''ef Doy'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17

ditto w,,s,co,t mat hal, A co4ored counterpane, a
@ canvass bag marked in red A. P. H.. &c &c.
ANY one returning him TO me, or io1sing MN IN
prison. will be well rewarded A. l. Hihb"bR
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
Latest European Intelligence

By yLrcrEic TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON TO LIVERPOOL.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17

ASSOCIATION.
Master and slave
Employer and laborer-
Capitalist and borreweT-
Grades, castes,-
Cruelty, lies. meanness.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-31

RtPFIANIsM In MoBILE.-The Mobile Adver-
tIser in recording another iendish outrage and at
tempt to murder there, regretfully says that our
hitherto peaceful city has within few months been
the theatre Of of the darkest criminal offences
known to the penal code" The most brutal assaults
are committed, and the cries of the injured parties
to bring the police to their aid, are in win. The
Advertiser, in the name of the community, calls on
the corporate authorities to show their regard for
the public credit and welfare by dismissing all in
efficient or careless policemen, officers privates
This is right, and it might go farther. The escape
of ruffian ought always to be good ground Of dis
charge when a Waterman has been called.