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"PLANING MACHINES.

81 TAKE ihs arihoa Of in'~erins the frequent nqui-
res by tttcr aud Otherwise, rs 4" my opinion upon
the noiiues through the papers, OF the stationary
knife Pauug Iachtnes attempted e. Be lalmed of
.evettl persons gsaui IT ihrif rur WORTH would state
information OF he inpuefs that they vi" hnd sub
sianiiaIly the machine frd b. raj pretending
venlors. -efsd 30 the i0h volume q the kepeny OF
Are Invented b, Samut Beuhan, IA the year l39l hke
mtchnc patented lea th- counip h' one huy'e somr
year siuce another put Up by Albert Rich
sIds, of "A Troy, n. and abandoae about the zane
II uu-ht a,ii-is ihe public 90 kauw tha altet NJ
gAt Tlmrutns these machines, not one
40 use of uny value tor the purposes contemplated
will finnish staiionttf kne Machine equal 10 any
now IN u.r any offered by pretending Inventors al
the co.t OF thr aad t,e pef my Trouble
JAMES q. WILSON,
Ma, 10 l-49. rhilsdelpha."
dea, Thai unt peTsan or heard % such
chine as mice until invented the satne Sad machine
operated August, 1870, aud no machine be
fore this could do 50 much and cot well nine
Ia reply advertisement snd 10 order tha th-
puc may he assured ,at mean what say viii ohei to
pledge one THOUSAND DOLLARS against az equal a.
mount from said WILSON, lhas ONE tmy machnes WI
plane, tpsgus gr,ors " ia the less bower, a.
much luabe be and do a. Neu OF better
than TWO Of The Woodwork nachiaes Inc thai 10
be made steam Mill, aofdsf ST., Las hosion, Mass
such other place he eonsenIent io such tfa
JOSEPH y. WOODBURY..
Es., Boston, Mass, August IA, ISL. 4O'ly
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NOVICE

hereby gvsH thst an ap eaton will be made at the
a, ~ session o the Leslsl io vi the
Naat'ef incoflOiE fiDg the No thLeld Academy.
Aug Is, 1851. ii
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SINGERS PATENT. STRAIGHT NEEDLE
PERPENDICt1I LIAR ACTION
SEEMING MAGAZINE,
sECUI Red By
letters Patent Of the United States.

II iiis Mnrhine important and universally
usrfui invention OF the iru D. has artn used suii
cieui lengh 60 De- hofuushN test upon great
Va iety and ta a b. iu1 approved IL exec
cats n the meet peiisct saisacley wsnHi the "ok
81 he ii1s trades tui cupAiions ntneA g. a"isi
Boot Shoe Oauef Nam itufts, haiuess and Saddle
Makefs, smut Alakcrs, tor.I Makes. arase ltWmefs,
tap Makers Hat hinht ufess Nthts, to-tuntfsi
NuNe Sakrfs Stu kuet NJ nuiactuus Carpet beg hanu-
acsres, Iiuss Makcr-, " p Nakrrs, AND lihnlsieefs
And may BIO prot gbs us' 90 uakins ens and
A~Hius, heds Matiru- House oai-i uied Goth
'g, Sa kng uiloui-, aHa lay aud tha nhns AMI 40
deed oihc, purpose where ruchag 10y baud has
dinaiy teen required. . Ia. machine, Which is about
t"efr inches ,quai aad ghs sAyhs poundsi Is com
part. ornamental tom, duahir DO "a It's parts, not
t'hte Ca 81 order cass llrled and operated
a. val perform the sbof u tou hsu tutru lefspns depend
sna ul o work saii 81 the uprrafor Toe
best snd Ttiluf ruted wilh d.
So 'ht b. - aHuaf AMI Hhiu- Gaps n" ast uihtf 81
Nees 70 sdsd, sVk Gar supeuf Go that
commonly dou by h.nd al pnted dltcuo"s Tor usas
aic tunssled Wtta 1htnr hv inieti ~hh all ap
afatus coa etc, pINi Of u.ug uuhtt the pateu
Sl2l
4he s he coDst auty eEAipiuon aad Ier sal
- ihe pfaapa Office, 2j0 Sfoadwas, opposite UHy Hail
Nes iok ~ Harvard IA -, oston 81 south fourth
street, Phadei. where a. prTson- Interested are ia'h
% 10 es aud be- assufsid u ereNHs ahundAni eNie
Shee aud pucei occuiaf 1oufaioa OF the ndt uut,
aud value u The aud that At Vastly superior 10
AH5 uttet altered q The. pubic.
EHcusiys rghs Hiaohine an any pert of the
'eofs oi the UHtied disposed Of WI be sud
." Fesenable q" the purchasers
immense p0As. Tine esrabie points eau be secured
"'hy ~ az eafiy application. -
10 iiroad~ay, Now York. Aug, 1851 4ss~
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PAPER MAkEHOUSE.

Paper all kinds for sole aud mode order Newspapers
supplied lowest rates Cash paid inr ts Waste Rupesi
sizing mud 40 other biuis ct faHcr Stock 5t
GRANT. DANIEL, & CO.,
10 uni0n street, Boston.
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HAIR WORK MANUFACTORY,


KlRMES d CO., FROM PARIS,
ARTISTS ~ uAtk Inventors cot thc Celebrated Gnssa
Won't lating WIG, isti- H4ud loupees Maua-
'sriuter- ever, des,npon Of Ornamental Hair iof la
dies G-ttlruen.
Their De- so.-acr pafHrai cu,lsa Hair perpetual
shrsks n.tur atanco have stamped hef
-uptriafHs ustt 900 the world.
No. PSI, Washington Street, Up Stairs,
Ten Duois NYrih O.. IS tutst street, BuSl on.
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NOTICE.

lht Washington County Tea hers Institute viii be held
al Montpelier Sell. I'D aud continue seven days.
4. q. BuKAhAM,
- STATE supl. Z. Schools.
Darsils, Sept ~, 1851
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w. WILCOX, ELECTROTYpER,

yNHi urash .ny aricle in H. Inc faficual utcn
paid 10 flutug Material, Wood Cuts Book Pages, la
hes spool tcsots, 'uttou stamps, &c. EiecuuA ped
Plates viii outwesf tlrs -,feotype., and give suPrHoT
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India Rubber Machine Betting.

Hose Garments, Horse aud Covers, India Rubber
Cloth, manuiac ufed aud for wholesale ana retail
b, Geo "a. Hale a 60, 80 Bomhe II street, Boston,
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wilkins, CARTER & Cp, Publishers.
ln M.l.-l St1nDt
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Cloths aud Clothing Boots and Shoes Horse and Wagon
Covers Ar Bods, Pillows und Cushou sttiss TOT Aledi-
cal Us 40 Fancy Goods md ToysN b. esalc and Re
tail, the ndia Rubber Warehouse NJ ~, Bfoundcld
street, Boston. JbfiN CAPEN.
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PHILLIPS PATENT RE >ENEn Patent grantee
10 rniupps, dated Je.o1cr 2hh, 1875. Renewed TO
seven ycar- from October 2Ah, $50.
Tue pubic ATE herpy Informed that the American Fric
tiOn Match Compln,s sht Sp 20 the a4ih of Octobe
ls5O brAA bKrcs, fE.HsoN & 60. having purchased the
exclusive night le above extension hereby IN,
public infringe upon Che Patent Mauui,et aud
dealers other M,tche equally liable or infringing the
Patent YAM, BhtLE, PEAhsON ~ 60.
bolton Aug %, 81 % tulou Street
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PRENTIoS,
MUSIC DEALE il & PUBLISHER

n WASHINGTON ST. BOSTON.
New MUSIC received regularly from al part. Of The Union
Country Dealers and ohursssupplicd promptly, The mos.
liberal terms.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-10

A REFRESHING SIGHT.--Mr J. Pettibone this
presented to us piece of ice Of per-
feet purity and solidity, about fifteen inches
cubic measure, and consequently containing
about three thousand three hundred and seventy
FIVE cubic inches 1t froze somewhere about
fifteen miles from Boston half year ago, and
was sent to this city by the New England Ice
Company, and kept itself perfectly cool unit
exposed to our southern sun to-day, when il
began to show disposition to "melt, thew
and resolve itself into dew" Allowing ten
cubic inches to the julep, this lump would hav,
made three hundred and thirty-seven juleps
and allowing three juleps to make man tipsey
these would have befooled one hundred anc
twelve men. But we are making better use
Of it.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-10

HE CATECHIsM OF Commentator" "A
communication appeared in our paper of Mon
day last, in which series of questions were
submitted to Mr.. Stuart, the Secretary of the
Interior. We could. have answered some of
these questions, had we conceived it to be our
duty to do So but we reasonably thought some
gentleman in the interest and confidence of the
parties implicated would perform that duty,
and we have indeed learned that very able
article has been presented to one of the journals
of this city in yindication Of the persons assailed
in these interrogatories. That article has not
yet been given to the public, however; and as
gentleman now absent from the country has
been freely named, we shall briefly notice the
queries affecting him. The information upon
which we rely has been received from very
responsible person, who is himself interested in
the matter.
The first and second questions relating to the
number of clerks employed on the census, can
be answered by many of the children in our
streets. That there should be an increase OF
clerks in the census Office over the number
called for in 1910 is so manifest, that nm argu
ment or explanation can hardly be required
Whoever has read Mr.. Websters late Grafton
or that portion Of it relating to the statistics
the country, must feel that he is fully informed
Six or eight times as many questions were pro
pounded in taking the late census information
six, eight, or ten times as minute has been oh
taincd and the celebrating and digesting of
will prove forty times as advantageous to tn
country.
Questions three to nine relate to houses On
rents. We are authorized to say that the mai
building of the Home Department was not I'D,
quate to the uses Of the Census Office tn,
from necessity the clerks of this Office we,
scattered about the city ut inconvenient di
tances that the gentleman who had purchase
the "Steiger House," ascertaining that Il
Census Bureau could here concentrate its force
offered to rent it for this use that the rate
rent was determined by two gentlemen of di
ferent political parties-John w. Maury, Pres
dent oftbe Bank Of the Metropolis, and VIM A
Bradley, Postmaster Of Washington; that thes
gentlemen made careful examination Of tn
Windsr, COrcoran, and other property rented /
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-10

CONTEMPLATING GOLD CoN.-The Pennsyl-
Uanian of yesterday says: "Mr. 2. Collins Lee,
esq, the United States Attorney of Maryland
has been in our city cooperating with John
W. Ashmead, esq, the United States District
Attorney, in the discovery and punishment Of
extensive counterfeiters Of the gold coin of the
United States; and we understand that their
efforts have resulted in the arrest at Baltimore
Of the principal party who forged the coin, and
whose instruments and dies were found in this
city. The accused has been brought on for
trial Much interest is felt in the matter, for
the affair is said to involve many others who
have heretofore occupied respectable positions
in society"
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-10

The CUNNING YANKEES The English man
ufacturers pay high compliment to the skin
and aptness of the Yankee nation. Mr.. Greeley
says he was invited by an English friend to visit
him at his house, in the neighborhood of Bir-
mingham, holding out as an inducement the
opportunity of visiting the great Iron and Hard
ware manufactures in that neighborhood. A
moment afterward he recollected himself, and
said, II am not quite sure that could procure
you admittance to them, because the rule has
been that Americans ipsrs not TO BE- admitted.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-10
Review Of the Northern Markets for
yesterday.

Office Of the american Telegraph July 10.
BALTIMORE, July 9, p. m-Sale of 200 bbls. -four al
$41SA. Market dull.
Sale of $50 bbls. susquehanna -four to-day at $475
No transactions in City Mills reported
Sale Of Penna wheat old white and red mixed, at 94c
The sales of at &c. for white and 5Sc for
yellow.
Oats quoted at 3s@4oc.
PHILADELPHIA, July 0, p m-Sales of 500 bbls. -four
at rs for common standard brands choice do $437
Corn meal $2.s7. Rye -four 1897 @$3A4
Small sales Of red wheat at 90@e3c white do 9SD102c
Sales Of 1900 bushels yellow at GOOGLE Oats 429
&c. Rye 7o@71c.
NEW YoRK, July Q, p. m.Sales Of Il 900 bbls -four
at $41s@$425 for common State; Genesee $4.37@s44.
southern s. 44@o$45o Corn meal s2.s7@$3. Rye -four
$3.44
Grain steady. Sales 1000 bushels Michigan wheat at
103 cents for white Genesee do lose. Sales Of 900
bushels at 5sl4@5sc for mixed. Oats 4i@46c Rye
72Ic
Sales also Of 500 bbs. pork at $1262 for prime,
and at sl4259Sl431. Sales Of 100 beef hams
at 13t914c Lard is selling at s119s2zc.
Sales Of Rio coffee at ll@11Hc. for prime quality
Whisky 23@23lzc. per gallon.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-10

PRECAUTIONARY Our respected neighbor of
the Southern Press very prominently and very
gravely quotes the following from the Green
vile rs. C.( Mountdinser:
"Should South Carolina secede from the
Union, as present appearances clearly indicate,
and the General Government resort to force, a
United States army, in the Fort, on Sullivan
Island, might cause some trouble, although we
believe Charleston alone could capture it. We
heard it suggested, short time ago, by one of
the most distinguished men Of our State, and
one opposed to secession, that if we did secede,
we should, as one of the preparatory steps, be-
gin building fort alongside Of Fort Moultrie,
30 as to command it. The suggestion we think
good one, and worthy of consideration. A
fort of palmetto logs could be easily built, which
would give US great advantage in case Of diff
culties. We have right to do it, and no power
dare interfere to prevent it."
Certainly not, and we should hold 1t very
naughty in any power to make the rash at
tempt. But we trust the United States army
may not cause you "some trouble; !" for you
cause yourselves enough in all conscience.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-10
AUCTION SALES.
BY A. GREEN, sAastaoassr.


" ALL Able butldfmx Lots st Auction
~ BY virtue Of decree of<{he Circut Court OF the
District Of Columbia for Warrington county sitting
hceIy, ana made In a wherein Thomas Il. Bran
an ana otners complainants and William H. Bran
nan ana Others are defendants shall proceed to sell at
sn1 on thursday the 18th day OF July next at
In the city q Wsshinston and known lot No ave W
which Is small frame building. W." ~
And on Friday, the 18th day Of July next shall pro-
coed TO sell on the premises under the same decree at
o'clock p. m, lots numbered seven, e. eight (s) nine
s ten QoO and eleven QiD according to the recorded
subdivision OF square numbered hundred and hir
teen 213 Lot numbered 8, in square STA is situated
street. between 9th and 10th sreets and the other
lots front on 18th and Streets and Massachusetts, ave-
nue.. EtE FNrN NJ 49,
Terms Of sale Onefth cash. the residue three equal
instruments ofsix, twelve and eighteen months the pur
chaser purchasers giving notes bonds bearing nts
from the day Of SALE and sufficient securities 70 DO
approved of by the trustee All conyeyanccs at the cost
of the purchaser If the terms not complied with In
three days after the day of SALE the trustee the
right to resell at the cost and risk Of the first purchaser
JAMES w. SHEAHAN, Trustee.
June H-2awM&Th&ds A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-10

Mr.. WEBsTER-0ur readers are probably
aware that Mr.. Secretary Webster has for sew
eral summers past been subject to a kind Of
painful influenza, which has threatened to Sc
riously injure him and we are informed that
his contemplated visit to the North will be
taken chiefly for the Improvement of his health.
He will probably leave on Monday of next
fitted by his tour.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-10

ANOTHER RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-The Balti-
more Sun of this morning says, we learn by a
letter from Weaverton, Md, that an Irishman,
named Dennis Mccormack, was run over and
killed by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad cars
on the night of the 7th inst, at Sandy Hook,
whilst on his way to New York, where he had
a wife and three children living. He had on
his person small amount Of money, about
$685. His wife can secure his money and
effects by writing to J. A. Miller, near Weaver
ton, Md. rwEa
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Georgetown will give another entertainment to
night. 3 "
Communicated

MEssRs. EDIToRs: Captain Easily has the
reputation of being gentleman Of approved
good taste and judgment, but both appear to
have taken leave of him in his plan for painting
the Treasury building. sg.
He seems to have started with the laudable
intention of converting the sombre ediice into
marble-ike palace, md of imparting to. the
beautiful colonnade the ightness and grace
which should characterize such design. This
latter purpose he has succeeded in carrying out,
but not without seriously offending the eye,
and evincing total disregard Of all rules, by
painting the front Of the main building, between
the pilasters, of dingy pink, lilac, or whitish
brown; color, in short, not to be described,
and resembling no stone on the earth or Gin
the waters under the earth" The iron ratings,
too, which surmount the dirty granite, are
painted glaringly schite whereby all relief or
contrast with the columns is denied, and the
iron made to lose its character and identity.
If the motley and whimsical are to prevail in
this building, I would suggest to the worthy
Commissioner the propriety of giving the archi-
trave a coat of Prussian blue, of painting the
basement Turkey-red, and of touching up the
lamp-posts with chrome yellow. ROCKS.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-10

Osz O'oLook.-Oh how refreshing 10 this
shower how cooling, how moistening, how
cleansing, how purifying, how vivifyingl With
out admonitory thunder or lightning, the clouds
have been gathering over US; and without storm
or buster the rain has begun to fall in a
straightendicular descent II we had Pegasus
to ride, how we would go it under the inspira-
ton Of this shower But "Come, expressive
silence 20
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-10

The CRIMINAL CoURT has transacted no pub
lie business to-day. The Grand Jury is busy
upon something we shall soon know what
From the character of some of the witnesses re-
quired before it, we are led to conjecture that a
momentous subject engrosses its earnest atten-
ton.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-10

Gov. UJHAzY was expected to arrive in New
York yesterday or to-day, on his way to Lon
don. "He leaves his friends and family at the
colony of New-Buda, where they lead lsbori-
GUS but not unhappy life as independent Amer
lean farmers"
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-10

KEsTuoKY.--Hon. George Caldwell, Dem,
has withdrawn from the field as q candidate for
Congress in the fourth (Danville) district, his
health being precarious. Major Ward is the
Wing candidate.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-10

The gentleman who left his shoes few
nights ago upon the premises at the corner Of
Ninth and F streets can have them returned to
him by applying to Capt Goddard. Should he
desire to repeat his former visit he will be well
coined by another gentleman of the big-dog
kind Bow-wowl
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-10

"DEvoUr IN HIS Ours PIN letter of re-
greet to q Fourth of July festival at Springfield,
Mass, Mr.. Webster enclosed the following
toast: @s tr
The Union May God in his mercy grant
that no apocalyptical writer may see the Com
monwealth of Massachusetts fall from the Fir
mament."
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-10

EChAhDT a. BNOTHEh take this
IL. method Of informing their Customers and the
Public generally that they have opened Branch Of their
business on the Avenue in the dwelling of the late Mr.
TRAvERs between 18th and 18th streets which they have
handsomely fitted up hoping by strict attention to bust
will constantly keep hand fresh assortment of Cakes
and Candies Of every description; Ice Cream Jellies,
Charlotte Russo Blanc-Mange, and Pyramids of every
style for table ornaments-the handsomest intro
duced into this city; together with large variety Of
French Conectionares Their Saloons will be constantly
kept oen where the choicest Creams of the will be
kept The most particular attention paid TO furnishing
Ball Parties and Private Entertainments.
T. S.-All orders left at the Store the corner Of
and 9th streets, the Patent 0ce the Avenue
will receive prompt attention. June 27-eotf
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-10

CANAL STEAMER.--The Lockport IN. ~
Daily Courier of the 9Th inst. says q boat pro-
PEELED by steam passed through that place yes
terday, bound west. She moved at the rate of
about six miles an hour, and created no greater
swell than that caused by an ordinary elmer"
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-10

Gov. ALLEN, of Rhode Island, has gone tc
Europe, and William Beach Lawrence, Lieut.
Governor, has taken the reins of government Of
that great State.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-10

MONUMENT WHEAT.-Ceres must have done
her best when she produced this grain. Col.
Charles R. Belt nearYenalleytown, in Montgom-
cry county, Maryland, has presented to US some
very beautiful specimens of it. The straw is
immense, and the beard in proportion; but the
grains are fine, white, and large beyond pro-
portion. This wheat was introduced into ouI
country accidentally, by a few grains of it being
found with the straw in the box in which
Greenough's statue of Washington was brought
from Italy few years ago. 1t has ever since
been cultivated simply to multiply the seed /;
and we are told that four dollars bushel can
this summer be readily obtained for it. What
quantity Col. Belt has cultivated we do not
know; but it suffers no impairment on his
lands.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-10

ST. LOUIS CHURCH, (Roman Catholic at Buff
falo, has been formally communicated in a
pastoral letter from Bishop Timon, read in oil
the churches of the diocese,
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-10

GREEN CoBN.-we understand that this arti
Gle has already been plucked from some of the
gardens on the sunny side Of the Heights o.
Georgetown.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-10

The CENTRE MARKET was good to-day. Ar
ticles pretty much as last quoted Eggs at 20
cents restrict custards. This is pity, for we
love them.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-10

The GRAFTON OF RICHARD H. CLAKE, ESQ.,.
which will be found in our columns to-day, is
chaste, sensible, and patriotic, and will be
perused with hearty appreciation by every
reader of our paper.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-10

INTERESTING SpEcrAcLE.-Four negroes are
to be hung on the 26th instant, at Lexington,
KY, for the murder Of Mr.. Joseph Lyon.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-10

SS- The Carrier viii at times leave single numbers Of
this paper with whom he hopes to enter upon his
list He will call for response 10 the request made In
this manner,
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-10

BALrIMoRE.-John Barney and John P. Ken
nedy are both nominated for Congress by their
friends respectively. They have both served
as representatives in past years.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-10

SS- To oUR CITI SUBscRIBERs.-0bserve the days ON
which the Carriers miss you, and deduct In settlement
You may thus compel punctuality.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-10

NOTHING NorHISo. Of eUery descyf-
oH must be paid for in this paper but church notices
and Of marriages and deaths are charged
only half price, viz twelve and half cents for six lines
or Less