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NOVEL PLoUGHING MATCH. A great
ploughing match is to come off at the Agricultural
FAIR at Macon, Georgia, next October, among
negroes and white indiscrlminatey. In
awarding the premiums, the judges will be gov
erned by the depth and width of the furrow-slice
turned by the plough of each competitor, and time
employed to complete his work.
The Atlanta (Ga) Intelligencer, says that there
are two or three things about this match which it
cannot approve. The things are these;
First, it is hardly fair to turn white men and
negroes into the same field, side by side, to COM
pete for silver cup; they ought at least, to have
separate fields to operate in, and not be put to
plough against each other for premium. But
this not the worst feature in it the speed OF the
work is of the things taken into consideration,
while every one who ever ploughed day IN his
life, knows that the heavier the plough runs, the
faster the horse will walk. By this. means, the
worst running plough may take the premium, anc
thereby induce our farmers to purchase mear
ploughs because they took the premium at tn,
great FAIR"
UPPER RIvERs-St Louis--Prices, ete-Th
article which follows, take from the St Loui
( Integencer of the 10Th. We think it rather
favorable indication that -four and grain so loy
at this season.
The sudden rise in the upper rivers has cause
boats, Tor day or two past, to come down with iu
cargoes. Five or SIX steamers arrived yeserda,
from the Missouri and Upper Mississippi laden
the guards. Business the Levee has, of course
improved, and heavy receipts of produce may t
anticipated tor some time to come, or at least !
long the present state of navigation lasts. w
4 ure sorry to add that the prices paid, particular
4 Tor Hour and grain, low, perhaps lowe
II than current at any time before this season. I'll
high rates OF provisions and several other comm
dtIes, however, act sort OF set off to this sta
Of things; and We do not know, upon the whol
that the farmer, merchant, general dealer, h
much room for complaint. Bacon, pork, lard, ell,
are unusually high, while -four, wheat corn, oa
etc, bear but a low figure, compared to the prc
of last season."
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9:}HW:ES
IIfllaSGGl;s MIXTURE

A CERTAIN prompt and efectna remedy for
IA Darhea Dysentery, Cholera. Cholera Morbns, and
other of the stomach and bowels 1t has ben used
by nnmbe OF with the highest satisfaction, and
themselves have pronounced OF the most
uae remedies known because positively the di
for which il Is recommended.
Sold by all the principal in the United States.
Z. D BEACH, Sole Proprietor
ap12 lyd&W ApOihecn,y and Druggist, l27 Canal st..
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SADDLERY, ETC.

SADDLERY, ETC.
I PHILADELPHIA
SADDLERY and TRUNK Warehouse
g ROBB Il co. No, so Gravier stree 4 are con-
GA ENGLAND new Goods IN their iins. .sasEtt
~ Their stock comprises SADDLKRy ~sfInN9A
kof all descriptions, SAppLBRY
HARDWARE, HARsEss, LEATHER. MAJ A. aMrALs M
etc INDIA RuBBER GooDs, TRAVELLING ana rA0ANs
Aiso-A fine assortment OF BUFFALO RoBRs.
eV- Planters and nealers invited to call .-'ila -
SADDLERY STORE-SMITH u BsS IL
~ SO and S2 Common street, New Orleans, "A
offer for sale the most complete ass0rtmeut OF
Goods in their line in the Southern GO untry, com
SADDLEs-Moe than 500 varieties Of Engish, Amssi-
cam Columbian, Spanish. Mexican. and Side saddles =
SADDLE BAGS and WALLETS, IN xIsai vasisty;-
N t!s: stinup Leather, E1tIs. Rsins, Hitch Rsis.
NehiH'ssrs Hsss sts ssszyo.ss. o. and s..., H..-..
q ND sns y.S
Plantation Gear Of every description. KYM
TRUNkS-Packng Trunks, Travelling
Trunks. vali'ss and Carpet Bags, all styles
SApbLERy HARDwARE, sADDLERs. o 4
NESS, SHOE MAKERS TOOLS and FlN0tN no cf
essE SsTfiseIp. md SknAsn k TrRiMMaEGs
Sides and Hides; Pate ss,hem q III auai:. and soss
Bag Hides and Sides, seSkins: Wool Skns Hog Skins;
Goat and Sheep Morocco; Calf Skins; Lining And Wei
ssns sl color, and a1sisss Chamois and Buck Skins'
e. b are AGENT. for the sale Of the Patent India
Rubber Gn and Machine Bsnds Also, the Patent STRETCHED
Leathe, bands; Saw Nill Bands; India Rubber tlo.s
Bsad ss,. and Dd qss R1sss cns Of "
dTu SMITH RRtvTH' r. 81 and ~ Common Il.
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BOARDING.

ROARDING-Single Gentlemen Families
II des,r0us Of obtaining comfortable B d and -
lodging in a private family, reasonable terms.
csn be accommodated nj 27O tiampa. apl 3ms -
DKIVATE BOARDlNG-A few gentlemen
can accommodated with Board reasonable esms,
249 Common, ST. John and st. Peter mh5 3m0s
MRS W E. BROWN informs her fiienAs and
IvA the pabic thsi, hsy,se opened w ed and thoso.ae
(Iaiey occupied by Mrs. Shall. she psepased
to ifer every accommodation, to both Transient asd
permanent BOarers, that pains and procure
NewOrieans. November 5, 1870. nl4 1yos
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As the above list only comprises of the leading ar
Gle dealers Others are informed their orders will be
promptly supplied with article in The Patent Medicine
line Included therein. -.
tY- J. H. is sole Agent for the GRAEFENBERG
MEDICINES the States OF Louisiana and Miss
sf,- so sole AGENT for DR.. JAYNE,i MEDICINES
MOFFaT'S LIFE PILLS and PHCESIX BITTERS
and WRlGHT'S IN DI AN VEGETABLE PILLS
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HEADQUARTERS MAkIkE CosF.
QuAfteTmaser's Once, Washington Oct l5 la5l
SEPARATE PROPOSALS. received al once until II
~ o'clock, Tuesday the llt day OF November next Tor
furnishing rations United States marines al the following
uons for The year leo2, viz
Portsmouth, New Hampshire;
Chaestown, Massachusetts;
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsyivaniai
Gosport, Norfolk, Virginia.
Pensacola, Florida and
Washington District Of Columbia.
Each ration pound OF fresh beef
OF pound OF me pork eighteen ounces OF bread
Oh supernne option
at the coffee, tweive pounds
e oest New Orleans eight OF the best white
quarts OF vnoga salt four pounds good
d brown soap and and half OF good hard dipped
taiow candles, TO each hundred rations.
ne beef shall be delivered order OF the command
omcer OF each either bulk
sa consist Of the best and
TO Dc NO. prime groceries
quality ofthe kinds named, subject inspection.
bid be entertained
pond Tor TWO hundred dollars with ureie for the execution
OF The contract awarded The uiciency Of the
be certified by official person.
To be endorsed, "Piopcsa or rationsn
The Portsmouth Journal, New Hampshire; Boston Aas, and Ad-
veise oston Massachusetts Bunker Hill Aurora, Charlesown
massachusetts, New York Courier Enquer Mirror
and Post, New York Brooklyn Evening Brooklyn Long
isand Philadelphia North Amercan Daily Times, Phil
adephia Patriot and American, baltimore Gaxette Alexandria,
virginia. Wing and Republican, Richmond Norfolk beacon, and
Herald Nofiok virginia and Pensacola Gazette, Pensacola
Florida Will give the above three insertions each week until the
porimo and send accompanied by printed
copy OF the advertisement, this Office payment.
Oct l6-3tawtl lthNov
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DEMOyAL-The celebrated Dr. c. w ROBACK, professor
IL aroogy astronomy, phrenology and combined
viii, eonjuaon from Sweden having removed his Office to No
Washington lie consulted by heads Of
Europe, and enjoys higher reputation astroogcr than
any living Natvies calculated according geomancy
ladies' 50, gentlemen s. Persons at distance have their
drawn by sending of their birth. All
letters containing the above fee will immediate atten
and nniiviues part of the world written
durable he prepared make Of his
conjuraon OF the following topcsi Coushp, advice
the successful accomplishment of wealthy marriage
he has the redeem such given to the free
the bottle and for all OF hazd and for the recovery OF
stolen property purchasing OF lottery tickets Thou
have been done In this city and its
States, full satisfaction Of ALL
natvs have been cast during the last -four
while will and will do
person, and the mail that
money through the Office Dr. Roback
900 monthly and has missed
All letters will be reigiously attended prepaid BE
Office and State For particulars
Office Of Unon and astrological almanac
gratis. . - ,,..u
White street, New York.
Sent
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The College of st. James,


(7he Diocesan College of the Protestant Episcopal Church,
VNIlE viii open Monday October 1851
l. commencement day'-he last
Thursday July 1852 New students recommended
opening they
ply and the charge estimated from the date OF their entrance
number of classes, affords all the
and the successful
confrs its graduates the usual
demcal degrees.
grammar school, adjoining the college,
Of the but under distinct discipline
the beginning OF their academica and
collegiate
professors the college special advantages the pupils in
the grammar school,
In classes, study language is
place supplied additional studies
guages book keeping, &c.
The college entirely heaul and, by Its dis
villages favorable TO good morals and
.Kemp HAIL. building 90 feet by 40, will be ready for
addition
corps professors the have recently appointed Hugh Dave
ciy! ecclesiastical law and John H.
Alexander, LII. d.. lecturer physics and chemistry
charge (the in the college and
scaooD hundred and
dollars payable sent annually in advance.
CATO or n be made
Rev. JOHN u. KERFOOT, ID. D., Rector,
College Of ST. James L. o. Maryland.
Aug l4-3taw2m
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THREE stores In the large building erecting the old
Will be and lat OF October
They built the modern tho goods
business and with gasght. The 10 feet wide by
the clear with the the store ~
deep feet high clear dry finished io
well lighted windows around the
building The second fronting Market Space feel
wide 81 wide by " feet deep having
e light feet wide by ~ feet long II has baseen hnisrd oI
oom deep, feet dinches high There
each with its basement ny an easy
The feet Wide by o4 feet deep win
light feet by the OF the store very large store could
be made by into Each store has
vault In the for fuel.
given the st OF October
oi
fronting business street the
city, ~ wide the by % feet deep and fou stories
high with cellar by deep. IL built In the most
sabsntal is capital stand for wholesale or retail
business Of kind
very large elegant boarding viii be for and
the Is December next That portion OF the
building hyh three the 7
and Market and part the warehouse
fronting 7 built the besand most modern style
boarding the modern fixtures tanks
conveyed through the building dumb waiter from the cellar
the nth speaking tubes through the gasgh Ac
render convenient and complete Also fine balcony
around both the building level with
That building which
building with extensive 'front.' The dining
the pao each IS eo by Is feet wde
by folding sliding
connected by folding and sliding doo suitable for hand
private paTor tho remainder Of those will make
ant chanbes II has also two good kceas, and
large cellars for fuel The location Of the most valuable
desirable the city, For apply the subscriber at the Poio-
House, north eide Pennsylvania between 81 and AZ
streets. .
EentJ d1xvir
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CARPETINGs Floor On-cloth., C"rtain Materials, +
AcTh subscribers the pleasure Of announcing their
friends and Of The cities Of
and OF Maryland
and vgn that they have Just per New York and Boston
and altogether the most complete
furnishing d goods Of every descriptions
of the public
ing articles o which they beg To enumsrate, viz
IS tapestry velvet carpetiDg, designs
50 do tapestry Brussels do rich
Is do do do do small figures
5 bales patent English Brussels, low priced
5000 yards hrsepy carpeing, Lowell manufacture
S S 30 30 40 ingram eaIRs''ns .,co0S a. ,o,,v DO
sheets beautiful oil cloth, which will be any
shape for halls passages
20 pieces twed and plain Venetian for passages steps
SO dozen brass stair rods, all sizes, and cheap
IS printed drugget crumb cloths, fIom l04 TO 1914
10 pieces rich silk and wool curtain dc lainc
20 do do worsed and cotton do
% do do woryed damasks
10 do do union damasks, double width
do do worscd do laincs, for furniture
H5 do Turkey red cashmerets
Rj pairs richly embroidered lace curtains
so pairs embroidered muslin curtains
20 pieces embroidered curtain musins low price
$50 brass conices nom the richest TO the cheapest
with trimmings and fixtures of the
all Of which will be offered the
cordially
HooE, BROTHER, / co.
Ecptl l6-d4Wif
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Distant subscribers forward issssI hs postage
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edition they furnish SUBSCRIBERS for x,asi.
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United states Patent once.

IN petition Nath J. Wyeth, OF Cambridge, Massachu
praying for the extension patent granted TO him Tor
preparing ice for shipping, for
expiration patent which takes place the LIST
day Of December, 1851
heard the Patent Office
Monday, 10Th OF November at IL o'clock, m and
persons appear show they have
why said petition ought not 10 be granted
opposing required 20 file IN the Patent
their objecuns specifically forth least
twenty before day OF hearing All testimony filed by either
said be taken and transmitted
accordance with the rules OF the oice which VIII be furnished
application -,
tegencer Republic and Unon Washington city Daily Bee Bos
ton Providence Journal, Providence, Rhode
Hartford, Connecticut Albany State Regste
Albany, NJ Y Express, New York; and Pennsyvania Inqu
Pennsylvania,
previous the 10th day Of November next the day
OF hearing. on ,,,,,,.,rr
Commissioner Of Patents.
r. g. papers will please copy and send their
bills Once paper containing this notice
Sent J-law3w
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T,OR sAIETb,t beautiful commodious cottage built residence
an 9, between Boundary Streets containing le7so
,. feet o ground being No +o and just hnishsd,
now oaod for sale nine apartments with thFcefold
n,.sace also smoke and carriage houses, with
s,ana and pump Of excellent water In the
yard. - .-..., -.p..s.. ..s.. -.
rapidly improving and enjoys the double advan
taae OF a city country residence.
description the surrounding beautiful vicinity highly
convenences IL deemed unnecessary Fer
purchase win call and cramine for themselves
Title United states Inquire Of H. JoHssos, on the
premises.
Oct l5-colw
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United States Patent Once,


N The petition of NJ Sorei OF praying
tension him Of
preserving and steel from oIydaon years
from the expiration said which
day Of December, A. d. 1851
1t ordered said petition be heard
Saturday 9th of December 1851 IL O'Clock, M
notified and show they have
why said petition ought be granted
erons opposing the required file In
Office objections specifically writing
days before the day of hearing All testimony filed by
said hearing be taken and
cordance with the rules Of the office, which will be furnished a
plcation.
Ordered, that this notice be published in the National
Republic and Union Washington, D. CT Courier and En-
New York Pennsylvania Inquirer, Philadelphia Pennsy
Providence Journal Providence, Rhode Island Daily Ad
yeise Boston, Massachusetts Commercial Bulletin New Or
Lousana and PsbuTg Ptsburg, Pennsylvania,
week for three weeks the 9Th De
cember
THOS. EWBANK,
Commissioner of Patents.
papers will please copy their
bills the Patent Once with paper containing this notice.
Oct 7-law3w
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New Fall and Winter Goods.

New Fall and Winter Goods.
IIOOE, BROTHER, co.. Pennsylvania between 7t
III received
citizens Washington, Georgetown
surrounding of Maryland Virginia, full
French Engsh India fancy
dry goods, importations. They
Very elegant brocsde silks, dark colors
Extra rich brocade silk for evening
Rich plaid silk styles
Extra heavy plain poult de sole
Heavy watered silks all colors
Real Irish popins, richly waiered, oil shades
Very ustrous black Silks all widths
Superior wide colored silk vevets, every shade
French Merino and Thbet cloths great variety
French nous dc laines new designs
French cashmere de cosse, latest styles
embroidered chemisetes with sleeves match
Real Vaenciennes lace chemisettes and cuffs
Richly embroidered muslin capcs, collars, and
Elegantly embroidered and lace trimmed handkerchief
Velvet cioaks and mantllar, styles
silk mnnillas and visites, nlso styles
Real cashmere shawls, long and square
Tea ca Thbet scarfs
Long short sewing silk mits and gloves
Baiious celebrated Kid gloves, size and shade
Black silk laces, black and coored silk irnges
Thread an nsertings wide and narrow
Muslin and cambrc rulings
Muslin md cambric inscrngs and edgings
Sash, neck, and belt nbands, &C., &c.
desirable
approaching which weekly add
tn will made assured OF finding
ali fashionable styles at the lowest
prices. noon ,nor,,,n 90
Sept lo-u
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University OF Maryland
THE begin Wednesday the 18th day Of 0co-
i ber, 1851 and close lst March. 1852
Nathan r. Smith, M. D., Surgery.
WiItam r. A. Aiken, NJ. u, Chemistry and Pharmacy.
Samuel Cnew Therapeucs Matea Medca and Hygiene.
Jo.sph Roby, N. D., Anatomy and Physiology
william Power, M. D., Theory and Practice of Medicine
Thomas NJ D. Midwifery and Diseases OF Women and
Children.
George W. Mircnberger, NJ. D.. Pathological Anatomy.
opportunities for the OF practical
atomy nt a moderate expense
Cinica Professors
or in the baltimore with privilege
wards. without charge to the student for ths ticket
go 10 S95 practical anstomy S0 maie
uiauon, - graduation, so.
baltimore. August d, 1851. Aug 5-oawtlSOc
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DRAPER and TniIor--wTLLIAM TUCKER, late OF the
IL firm Tucker, Pennsylvania between ~ and
prepared receive calls from bis numerous
and public generally having just opened very large and
English cloths, and
vengs himself fon the most extensive
importing York Phiancpia, all OF which will
prices and the reputation OF his establish
him with their
patronage in his viii be executed
M show Of the handsom-
been offered in this city,
Sept 2i-3taw3w
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fR0POsED DATES or SAILING.

For Ieight or passage apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No 60 Wall street, NJ Y.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, CO.,
Liverpool
+. @. ROBERTS, 4 CO.,
~ Kings Arms Yard, London
L.. DRAPER, III
Sept5-dy Boulevard, Montmartfe, Psrs
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Mount AIban Institute.

Mount AIban Institute.
THIS very pleasantly situated on the Georgetown
tierbts-thc the city OF Washington
the Potomac miles, and the Of he1andnn IL is de-
signed extend Of boys the benefit OF good
seeks combine the advantages
thorough ncsdmcnl instruction with the proper discipline OF
Christian home
The regular begin November J. Parents who for
confer with the Rector
Application admission Of pupils for further Information, may
Rev ANTHONY TEN BROCK, Georgetown, D. c.
Rccnces The Bishop of Maryland, and Hugh D,vey Evans
E. y. Chambers, Kent county, Md Aaron
Dayton ESQ., Auditor OF the Treasury Evan
Bevehout Thompson, Fnssboro,
North Csrolna Col Miller Halowes, ST. Mnrys, Gcoras
l6-Qnwlw
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DEMOVAI.-DUyALL BROTHER, merchant taiors, have
II their friends and customers
thai they and elegant just
avenue, ~ and 9th
square They returned from New
York opening richest and most elegant
OF goods which they prepared
~ = 49, - DtIvALI. h BROTHER.
N. n. Wanted, two 6rstrate coat hands
keoow
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The New York Liverpool United states Mail
Steamers.

faf-ErSm Ihese having been
N&MXT pressy for every been
SHIHW taken their engines,
TO insure strength speed
daons ot passengers are uneqnad for elegance comfort
Price OF passage from New York Liverpool Sl30 Exclusive
use OF extra sine s5 From Liverpool York.
An experienced surgeon will be ship.
No berth can be secured until paid
Ie owners OF ships accountable god silver
bullion, specie, lewey precious stones, METALS unless bills OF
iadns are signed therefor
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DHILIP BARTON KEY will attend any bnssnsss
may be ntused with before either Of the cours o. ns us
and will attend the Of claims sefos Ion
grese and the Departments. once g street. =. a
WAsnneroH, July To- leM. yH-
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Reports ARMED determined the
United the circuit 1912 1851, follows;
aisows argued determined In
the OF United Snes for the s circuit from 1912
additional
vols 6vo. Boston, 1895
doing Justice my feelings, we'll
Of TRUTH IL select the decisions In Galon and
Mason Reports specimens OF merit. They
Of
sh Admiralty for deep ard learning well for the
highest ability and wisdom decsion.o-3 Kent % (o) 527
United First Circuit le6 to 1880 vols,
These the decisions OF Mr. Justice Story on the
6st OF United Staes and followed in order aer Mr.
admiralty PERSONAL and law, and chan
learning acuteness and
Of eseah which such eminent a OF their
utility, Of the English repors
Rspot GUNNER haries)Reports OF Cnss argued
determined Circuit Court OF the Uned States for the
Circuit 3 vols evo.
These volumes of
form continuation the series of Gaison and Mason. The de-
cons in the volumes relate particularly questions OF
Story's Repor sto Wliam W)-Reports Of Cases argued
and determined the Circuit Court Of the United States for the First
Circuit 3 vols, evo
These volumes form continuation Of Gal,on,
They contain the last opinion
Story who died while the last opinion in
the third volume was yet undeivered.n
Woodbury. (Chnres hnot (Geoge-Reports Of Gases
gued OF the United ste for
the First Circuit. Vols and y
decisions Of Hon. Levi oodbury
appointed succeed Mr. Story assistant justice for the first dis
irict-p
Volume in press.
IoWard, Supreme Court Reports, Howard (BenIamin CRe
argued adudged in the Supreme Court OF the uni
I'd States. Nsls. 4, 3, o, Z, and
These Pees with those and Dallas
Canch and whsnton comprise all the decisions Of the highest
known 10 law.
United State lev edition, VOLS,
6S1-In press will be ready in March. Dec 27-dly
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C.,,forn,n Land TITLES.

IN tho President Of the United States
the and settling
California hereby give notice that
OF Francisco said State,
ont he o December, 1851
Given under our hands. city Washington this Ih
September, 1851. -
HARRY ]. THORNTON,
Sept l7-eod3m Commissioners.
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u DEMOvAL-DE sELDiNG 4 wYLIE have removed thci
II Agency and Law Once 10 Seventh between
and opposite odd Feow hs and Two doors from ms
National Inteiligsucer once.
Mar 01-AAw0