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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


90 Mr. G. JAaxs, Of Cincinnati ONO our sens'Ai uavs
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Rurnxnponp ans, Tsos Fa.sxIAsp, and
L. wIsXaAs persons has esrunea~ OF hs
Mayor Cincinnati Of city, describing usr persons
will risk In them, and hope all on Who"
they may nj settle with Them
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agent this paper In the Cities Of Boston, New
and empowered take advertisements ans
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Virginia. travelling A. b. PuLLsH and JAnK'
TaohAs.
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agents Uaion" authorized receive subscription
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connected In this country with the well known
Of Adams Co.. agents. and entitled the conn
dence Of friends abroad.
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subscribers &C., for The Union in Texas.
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phia general travelling agent, assisted by Moss Wh
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AJSAns AT SANTA Fr H Barthel, OF Santa Fe, was
pssst'Mef IN the Cataract yesterday morning from III,
Missouri river. He brings no later advces than were
previously received, ut we learn from him or two
items OF interest The corn crop in New Meyco il wa.
feared would prove failure Business was dull. and
things wore rslhe, gloomy appearance. man by the
senger in Sims and McCauays train died IN ,hs osb
July, and was buried on Mud ere X When M X IA
the grave the body had been dsnered by The beast. an
train we're me, at the Moro, Hnbb.lrs =, C,me,one
Spsncrre al the place. Oeos at RIO Jornsda M,
Ruexles's a. Fort Macksy. Aubrey's AT BY Cow ere,t
Major Ml~s's at Turkey creek, and Mormon parry
Rio Colorado. All were ge ting along we'll No sct
pc.., except few at Fo,t Mscksy, only three
Of which were fatal
Isl Louis (1fo.) Republican, Aug is.
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:, LATER FROM THE GREAT SALT LAKE e Deniaton, Of
ks'amszoo couot,, NJ chlgan. ami Lucu. A Booth, Of
passengers in the Cataract yesterday They LEFT Sacra
menio the Isl OF june sad arrived ut Fort Leavenwort
the lh instant seventy days out which is the second
on the route bad there been any sickness during IN.
Journey.
They stopped three days at Salt Lake City Business
vac dull and the city over-tocked with everything Tn.
wheat crop will not he so good last year They me-
he July mail the ais, ur al Sail creek, getting along
finely, and the August mail on the 9th ms ant, abou
orty miles beyond Big Blue The wagon had broken
Town AT Big Blue, and the carriers compelled 10
cave the mind wheels get along with the fore wheels
which they we're doing finely All the parties Of emf
which they met the plains were progressing
we'll, with sickness among them. Col. MichelPs
party .wer. met the 7h at Big Blue. four days iron
Fort Lesvenworth-all we'll
[St, LOUIS mo Republican, Aug IS.
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MASSACHUSETTS ALL RIeBr.-The telegraph brings to-
day Tie cheering intelligence that the democracy OF Mas
sacbusets State convention assembled, have, IN
ties OF eloquent sound and forcibe democratic resou-
lions, given their hearty approval 10 the compromise
Of the last Congress as necessary 10 the union
peace Of glorious conlederacy and calculated To-
ssy the excitement which has long threatened The
public tranquility.
They also resbrmed the doctrines set forth and main
tanned by the democracy Of the Union since 1874 known
and honored throughout the land the Baltimore plat.
form OF the lamened Polk and Illustrous ciii
zen, General Lewis Ca-s The delegates elected at large
TO The next National Democratic Convention Charles
@ Greene OF Boston, Henry II. Childs OF Pis6eId and
Isaac Davis of Worcester.
No wrth'er names or more Influential could have been
selected to fersen democrats Inc great
gathering OF the democracy OF the Union in 1852
Detroit Free Press.
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GroRon.-The following are the Union consr ssonal
nominations in the Stale of Georgia:
let district, Charles II Hopkins, OF Mcintosh %.
James Johnson OF Musc'gee 81. Absalom Chappell,
o. Bib; 4'h Charles Murphey Of De Kalb; 5h Elijah
Chas'sin, of Gilmer 9th, Jonius Hyer, NJ Walton;
7th, Alex n. Stephens, OF Taliaferro; Sth, Rose's
Toombs. of Wilkes
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THE UNION.
nv DYER q usouIsr, A.es,on..r..

UALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON CAPITOL HILL
We'd sdAy afternoon, August az at O'Clock, shall SELL
premises. brick house and lot containing oJ square
adjoining containing JlI
said property l"eated the east side Of New Jersey
avenue, and directly opposite tho Coast Survey ONCE
Terms third IN equal iassimen OF one and
years, with interest, satisfactorily secured.
DYER l. MCGUIRE,
Auxlg-a Aucuoneers.
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~, OLD Peas by w. Eife.These pens, for strength,
and decscy Of point approach nearly to
the quill and are the best in the EIhbuon RPerf s
Judxes of the Franklin Instute Exhibition Of lo5O
oblique gold pen all curvng defect
degrees the where la
paper, be preferred
The -oIe agent for Washington city the
undersigned, bookstore they may be mined.
Aug8 fRANCk TAYLOR.
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sfsf III z&fsE

Pseinc Mail naeanAsh Conapany-1rhe only Through
Lime for California and Oregon
public OF this
company and approved by the Navy Depart
United mails Will continue 10 leave
and sas francisco the Isl and io days OF each mon
accident will touch Acapulco,
Diego, Monterey The following packets belonging
Company, which will be always
In of the are no. II
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NEW aOODs-The subscriber. hog inform their Gus
~ toners TIA, supply
ing articies, to which they attention, namely,
Black chsiy, Tor mourning dresses
DO Grenadne do
DO Pouit de soe Gro de Rhine md tndia
DO boness,Ds and sik warp apacss, very ngnt
d. And fancy b.fss.- and de lanes
Fancy French orsandie aud lawns
Plain and figured Jncooeb, for dresses
DO Swiss aud poks mnsim
Black and nncy Fou1rd -ks
French embroidered cbemiss oun and collars svsry va
nety ard price
Very handsome lace aud embroidered under sleeves
Ladies' vsuz. p,.rino a ID silk
Ricbatdspn and Grays undre-..d Irish linens
English American b.schcd long cloths
Ladies and g-pi.msn's kid silk, and gloves
every eents,nsns youths and
great variety sods all OF which disposed OF on
m o~ta accommodating terms.
beg Of our nav
supply Of
Linen and cotton .heetnes, damask table cloth.
NAPKINS towens white nod colcred Mar-cles Asnda.
qmilts
Tsb. and piano covers embroidered and curtains
White linen, for window blinds
English and French curtain chtptsss
49, o. and 50 white manngs
-, 50. aud 81 fancy coored matng., style
a., s. Z, and colored natings
Very English and American door ccohs designs
md handsome
Ard large stock French and English velvet tapestry
Brussels spy, and ingram osrpe =, very reduced prices
. HooE, BROTHER. a co
May 21--,6au
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steamship Columbia will ply between San francisco and
the former The arrival OF the mails
passengers and returning without delay win the
ma andp from San Francisco
regular propeers be the transportation OF
freight between Panama and San Fran
steamship Sarah Sands, OF 500 tons burden,
company, peculiarly commodous
arrangements will be kept running an extra family
one the win keep the coaneIon between
Acapulco aid Mexican porta
Tte come ron in ,he Ausn,c will United
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University Of Maryland.


FfE win Wednesday of
i Der, 1851 and close LIST March, 1850
Nathan X. smuh, N. d. Surgery.
William e A. Aiken, NJ d., Chemistry and Pharmacy.
Samuel Chew, NJ d., Therapeutics Msa Hygiene
Joseph Roty, M. D., Anatomy aud Physiology.
William Power, NJ. D., Theory Of Medicine.
Richard H. Thomas, NJ D Midwifery and Diseases
Children.
Georgs w. Miepbcrger, M. D., Pathological Anatomy.
The ample the OF
a moderate
Clinical lectures Professors
Baltimore Iprmary, privilege lis
wards, without charge student ticket.
Fees prnc matric
uaion, s. graduation, $40.
WILLIAM Z. A. AIKEN, Dean.
Baltimore, August I, 1881. Aug 5-2awtis,c
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n EcH ,NIcAL Engineering, pubIshed D" monthly

ECH NNICAL Engineering, pubiished ." monthly
vi bubs Of folio size drawings Of machines,
tools, construction
mills, Eundnes, rolling mills, machine
ani spinning machines
uiacones dsivne brswerss STEAMBOATS, locomotives &C.
Ae edited BY Frederick None subscription price, one dollar pei
number
Erht numbers issued psnuay August 1851 and may be
amincd the bookstore Of
Aur "a FRANCK TAYLOR.
IAMEs's New Novel. The Fate-a Tale OF stirring
Times by the author Of the Old Oak Chest, &c.
Travels and Adventures in Merco VIM W. Carpenter, late
OF the United States Army
Anbon Manual Roman Antiquities, with Hu-tra
The Elements OF Agebra, designed for beginner by Elias
LOOMS, NJ. A.
Just published and for sale by
TAYLOR h MAURY,
Aug ~ Booksellers, 9Th street
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CssH fnnssc school Book and all shOss ed IN
pvafe academies and District Columbia
and adjacent country, For sale New York price. BY
TAYLOR MAURy.
Aug ~ Bookseller, ash
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VIRGINIA Locomotive and Car Works. Wolf. street
and Potomac, Alexandria, Virrinia-smh Perkins,
and tenders
and and chilled wheels and
chilled and wrought shps machinery and castings
orally.
The undersigned having erected extensive Shops and
cnsiaes
with despatch, m mos favorable
c. SMITH
OF the Ales sndria Iron Works
THATCHER PERKINS,
Late Master Of Machinery the Baltimore
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Leaving Chsges ths lith and 18th Of each
The steamship IL Dorado and the Falcon viii form direct line
Chagfe such periods ~ Will
possible The shnius ana forming
through line 10 and from New Orleans
ports Mexico California, Oregon. Passsas from New
be Armstrong Lawrason, Co.. agents
that place.
through York to San Francisco has
been reduced from
4J}O In lower cabin TO
will b. the lowest adopted
BY any q between these ports.
allowed 2 ibs baggage free, not
ce.di in measurement 10 cubic feet
Freight be Cbagres 20 cents foot and from
o francisco the 5iO0 toa
OF behs apply the ONCE OF the company "a and %
street, agency, No. III West street, New York
Auk2-dv
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,MiTH'S New Guide u Travellers throug aoat the
y U nited States, 1851.
Hoeys Tourist throughout the Northern and Eastern
anada map and engraving
Dsurnsl's American European Railways and steamship
Guide, maps. 25 and ~ cents .
Appe,ons Railroad Steamboat Companion through New
England and Middle
Appetons Southern and Westera Travellers 0uide-many
-.
States engraving, and large map
Fails Pctu,e sad Descriptive by p Wlis WIN
very eBGravngs.
The New YORK and Erie Railroad Descriptive Book b,
Macleod l inys by the and other STINT
lar books.
Aux2 FRANCk TASLph
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LEGANT Cnrtatn MatertAfs-We have the pleasure Of
T. public received and now have
OF and beautiful materials for
furniture with elegant conic-s
drnpery cords and aes loops &C,
pond
Aso deliberately Swiss, book muslin under
trin. Of which beer exhibition the
Worlds Fair, will be admitted be the
county The ladies
are particularly invited To call and see Them.
l6-d2w CLAGETT DODSON.
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TN r.ianed respectfully tnros pub
proprietor Of the line ct mail
from Winchester, b Lecsbuu
good good horsesvn his
need skfu attentive. and drivers
mo away. In good time, and
taken effort made for the
pubic respectfully solicited Office Potomac
JAMES n. KEMP,
IDLY
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fremont House, BOSTON. MassAchusetts.
THIS we'll known establishment still conducted In the
central
OF the house, it, comodous aud the comforts
Injuries be found combine ronder agreeable and sd
vantageou- 10 the traveller
Having fim OF John L. Tucker Co..
the head establishment subscriber pledges
tons 10 maintain is and to sa.son hts
toners. Wa. H. PARKER
BosroS, August IA, 1851.
Wv
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Canton Mattings, Floor Oicioths. Carpes,, q, &c.
THE subscribers receiving, per schooner Statesman
l. from New York
80 pieces - erua heavy white Canton mattings
do 4 do do do
81 do do
10 do 4 do red checked do
25 s4A6-4do
10 do 4 do
do super English oiIcioth, Is feet wide
do super oiIcloth from twelve eighteen
rs do iowpced American oilcloth from three six fec,
10 do Cocoa mauinss, for basement, &C.
Also, full variety of i'm
ported American carpetinG such
Tapestry velvet tapestry English and American Brussels
imperial and ingram,
hemp and both striped and plaid together
every furnishing
fully determined offer good
other dealers in this country.
Apls-u p. II. HoOE CO
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II,-CLOruS-Jps received the warcrooms Of CL tGETT
DODsoN extensive and superb stuck Of hoor oil cloths
prospective landscape panel and Mosaic patterns
and coipreJ in highest style
~ sheets low NIL ~ which will
to any hal, according To diagram
feet inches ol-cioths expressly steps
Aug 16-d2w CLAGErT DObsON.
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More BeekmanisIu.

Cor espondence Of The Tribune.
ALBANY Monday, March 8.
Well, have Just left the Senate Chamber
The bill TO provide for the election Of u s. Senator
has Just been defeated-defeated by the vote Of
Beekman. Senators Cross, Dimmck, Beekman,
Geddes, Carroll and Johnson joined in the final
discussion, which was principally confined to per-
sonal explanations. Mr. Beekman justified him
self to his own conscience on the purity of his mo
tives; but be went a step too far. He charged
that our present U. s. Senator was at the present
time agitating the repeal of the Compromise
measures; and that to put man beside him who
would aid in reopening the halfhealed wounds
which inflicted the body polite, would weigh up
on his soul
To this Mr.. Cross replied by asking the Senator
from the Fifth if the exercise Of the right Of petit
ton was violation of the Compromise Did the
Senator believe that the Compromise required
that Senators of the United States should refuse
to present petitions, when couched in respectful
terms? He asked the Senator from the Fifth to
point out single instance of this agitation for
neal which he charged on the Senator in Con-
gress The charge had not single fact to sap
port it.
Beekman could not cite anything in answer
only that was bis impression. The animuS, the
tenor the course of the Senator gave him that i'm
preston.
90 the question required on the final passage OF
the bill and II good and true men were present
who were willing to obey the laws, to obey the
Contribution and 10 carry cut the principles OF the
Government by providing for the election of mem
beers of one Of its departments. One recreant
senator and the whole of the Opposition, who
were present, chose to vote the other way.
While there is feeling Of disappointment that
even the chance TO elect Senator has been re-
fused, yet it appears from the sentiment prevail
ing that it was expected, and that the Wings are
ready TO meet the issue With none better can
the Wings of this State go before the People. IL
w;Il then be seen whether the public sentiment
of this State shall be wantonly disregarded. -.
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The shnft. Of the Atlantic.


The following statement by Hon. L. u. ward
Of this city, has been drawn out by the late acci
dent to the Atlantic and the various reports con
nected Herewith
Az s well Known by thoss In New-York, who take "a
interest IN the construction Of for river
navigation tat contracted with Messrs Sdmsn, Alen
Co, oftbe Novelty Worts to farnah the forged work
for the Atlantic deem proper 10 state that me sha1 me
besbing OF which caused her 70 put back - European
port. not nsoe hv
had made a. my FORCES from iron selected by myself
was executec with the my experience and iudg
would pCsaioy enable me 70 DO n; but some time
after work dOre and before though be vas
nv psce durif the progress off, hr COl1 objected 10
my bands and occasion heavy loss though his hopes
In this respect have been realized an they have
been with regard 10 the superior excellence OF Hose he
peruiuec to be uted.
were cot done in The right msnner not msde Of material
prepared In the right shape the qustv was defective
6e &c he with such advisers he had At band being
judges and such repre- sensations were maze BY him TO bis
for another SET be made under the direction Of r
T. K Collins and by party selected Oy himself for the
purpose and mine were lad aside
This change made against the wishes and earnest 70
moustrance Of the gentlemen Of the Novelty WORKS who
yeloed only 60 avoid the Delay and embarrassment OF
great and aer being assured that their rights
as connect with the first act Of shas should not be prel
diced thereby.
Co when ordering the forging from me, efs fix my
own price, and use my Judgment without any dicta
ton as to the materials be used except that they
be the hest and they have shown iner appreciation OF the
sbs1s by paving me my price for thsm 10 full; and Ia
gard the cranfs and cross heads used In the ship and
made by me land which by far the difficult part
Of the whole to eXecuel they baVa whsood the same
strains the shan has proved inadequate to meet
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DELAWARE Eek. Gov Cornelius P. Comegys Of
Delaware, died at Dover in that State on the Goth
inst. He was native Of Maryland. He fought
with the Delaware Militia on the Northern from
tier during the last War, and had held many re-
sponsible stations in the Government of Delaware.
A stringent License-Law has been enacted by
the Legislature. The Bill to exempt 500 worth
of furniture and tools becomes q law of the State
on the 4th of July. The Wilmington Blue Hens
Chicken highly approves this measure which was
one of the laws promised by the "Reformers"
when they came into power at the last election.
The new law il termed the " Poor Mans b ed
Bill" because it exempts the bed, stove and bed.
ding, tools, furniture, &c. The two houses have
agreed to adjourn over from the 9Th Of March I'M
til January, not yet enacting all the Reforms
which have been demanded by the Delaware
people, Land Reform, &c. 1t is a matter of some
doubt whether Land Limitation Law will be
adopted at the present session.
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Lnnd Reform.
WARD.

TO the Editor Of The TTibEns
DEAR SIR: Your brief slluson to my letter in
the Albany Freebooter, compels me to request
that you will publish brief extract from that
letter, by which, without trespassing largely on
your columns its tenor will be sufficiently shown.
After noticing Mr. Manns assertion in our State
Senate that "men of all parties will unite to put
the Anti.Renters down." thus proceed
Confined as Anti Rentilm proper Is certain Districts
WELDING Il does certain number OF votes, end no
more Mr. Mann calculates that the andoutes bis
side, by combining all their votes In every nook and cor
Of the Stale, and throwing this combined against
the Ambient State Candidates, they will be able 10 beat
them hollow. must confess would. myself be afraid Of
this result did not know that there force OF Land Re-
formers recruiting in every city and village OF iae State
the aggregate, form force that Will play the devil with
Mr. Msnns calculations.
Provided always, and with this express condition.
that the Anti Renters Join with them terms OF full
brotherhood and equally. Every Land Reformer ina.
tonsD Is an An-Renter from principle. Every Anti
Renter from principle must be NeuoLal Land Reformer
Let them together act together conquer together
Senator Fsch Of Michigan ugged his Report against
Land Reform In the United States senatei few weeks
ago Doubtless be wss hOunded on by his colleague the
boated Land Monopoist and French King hattere Gen.
Cess The gallant and equity General wants crutch him.
self into the Presidential Chair He has been reckoning In
that direction for long time psst but, evidently, he does
take the Land Refomers Of NewYork State into his
reckoning Could not wake him up some hne mora
log to full know ledge that such body Of men exists
that they hold The balance Of the State. even In Pres
DENTAL and that goes New York, so goes the
UniOn'
believe in the depth Of my SOUL that the Land Re
formers National and AnIi-Ren In possession of
powRr that udiciousy welded, sweep Patroonery
from he Empire State and leave no chance Of settling
IFS alons on the and virgin field Of Public Lands.
luz THOMAS AIMEE DEVYR.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

At Il Mr.. MORSE moved that the House ad
jOurn. He said that it was time, for the senate
had Just refused, by a majority OF ~, to lay tue
Hsrbor and River bill on the table
The question was negatived-l5 only In the
affirmative
MIR. GENTRY-The Government commenced un.
der the first President at ~ noon on the fourth OF
March and there has been no interregnum from
that time to this and there cannot be an In
terregnum except in Revolutionary times.
MIR. HOLMEs-There is an intenegnum now.
Mr.. GENTRY-I so, we are in the midst Of rev.
olution. Circumstances surround as which threat
en- that the Appropriation bills will fail 1t concerns
the character OF this House, and we ought to put
the responsibility where it should rest. Ii is our
duty to ttsy here till - o'clock on Tuesday. Ii
the bills fail let us not say that we did it there
fore move call fthe House.
Mr.. BAYLY-I do not know how the debate
arose.
Mr.. GESTRY-Whas, is the Committee of Ways
and Means awake
Mr.. BAYLEY-No, was asleep. Laughter
near him, and cries Of Go onl")
The House was called to order and the doors
were closed TO hear excuses for absentees.
Mr. DUER said there was nothing for the House
TO do for three or four hours; it was not worth
while to disturb those who have gone 10 bed, and
therefore he moved that all further proceedings
In the call be dispensed with. Not agreed TO.
Excuses were heard from absentees.
QUARTER PAST O'CLOCK.
The doors were opened and all further proceed
ings in the call were dispensed with
Mr. HALL moved, st 81 that there be a recess
for Eve hours Negstived-Yeas 9; Nays not
called
Various motions were made 90 consume time,
while waiting the action Of the Senate.
The time ives occupied from o'clock this
morning with trivial questions, TO waste time, In