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Proposals for Wood.


OFrIcE PEHIrEsTARy, DIsrRIor CoLuaBI,
ashngton, June 49, 1851.
EALED PROPOSALS. endorsed "Proppsais for Wood,n
received this Office until the 2o, day July for the
good wood, full length OF medium
limbs TO be delivered before the first day Of
June ai-Iaw4w JOS. d. ELLIS Warden.
d EDUCrION Ia prices respectfully
friends public in genea although early
greatly reduced pces order of entire spring and
supplies present bargains be expected
really ofint ed We the following goods viz
Rich fancy slks small checks, striped
CheDe and fouards
Real India silks In piaids, &c, "A
An extensive assortment Of baIeges in plain modes
Hgicolorcd, plain, and nclgued moussene dc lanes
Shalies, bereRe de laiaes, tissues,
French English and American prints
Chinlxes, gingiams, lawns, musns 4
Jaconets, hc. in all grades and prices
Plain, white, embroidered Swiss muslins
colored Swiss muslns, which will be sold
below heretofore named
cambrc, musns jacone cambrics, Nansook,
mIslns 4e
Full assortment plaid musins, including all grades
In black goods zoe hape--
black apacas, bombasn mousseine dc ancs bereges,
With Silks embracing all the widths
and qualities
Ladies' linen handkcrchieG
We have following the best for the prices have Of
fered-- .g a
80 linen cambdc handkerchies, a, 81 IS dozen
30 do do do a5 a5O DO
30 do do do for small children
Aso great many broken below the price above named
beautiful Of ladies' pocket handkerchief
all medium and fine grades.
buyers generally the above
Of vafey, all Of which
cLAGErT, NEWTON, MAY, & co.
June s-3taw3w
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IN petition Of Nathaniel Adams, of Cornwall New York,
ing for of granted him for improve
machine moulding pressing brick
from the of said which takes place On the 9Th
Of September 1851 .H..=.
ordered petition be heard the Patent Office
Tuesday, the I'd day Of September ls5 at ~ o'clock and M
notified appear show they
why said petition ought not to be granted
opposing extension required file In the Patent
Office their objections specifically forth writing at least wen
days before the day OF hearing All testimony filed BY either
the said hearing bs taken and transmitted
the Office which will be furnished ap
pIicaiion. EfE .l 5sll.
Ordered also that This notice be published the Naons ntel
Republic unon Washington d. C Daily Bee, hOs
ne New York Albany Register, Albany
Providence Journal, Providence, Rhode Island and
Philadelphia Pennsylvania week for
weeks the % day Of september
II. G. WEIGHTMAN, "
Acting Commissioner of Patents.
papers will please copy and send their
bills Patent ofice with containing this notice.
June 27-aW3W
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DIsACrICAL Remarks General Courts-alsrtal, by
Major Kennedy Judge advocate general Bombay army VOL
London.
and Forms OF Courts Martial by Major General
DAguiaT ] vol. Dublin.
Military and the Proceedings of Courts Martial by Capt
Griffith royal artillery; ] vol. Woowicb.
On Military Law and Foegng by Major General Napier vol
London.
Military Puns,ments; by Major Adye,
artillery deputy judge adyocate vol. London.
qUiry by Field Officer % vol. Dublin.
don.
Office Warrant and Regulations Regarding Army Ser
vices vol. London.
Regulations issued the Army Matters OF
Finance; 1 vol London.
Civil Law Oncera oil
vol. London.
Aso of De Hart, oBrien Macombe, and others
the subjects. t# -. =
June "a FRANCk IAfLOh
rNO OWNERS o m Toxas-A gentleman Virginia,
good surveyor desires to Texas
present season. for
that with view to bring them into
market
lie has family capital is dssrou of engaging in
agriculture 4e testimonials
responsibility acquaintance such
Considerable emigration Texas.
lands who would be inclined avail himself
be placed with the
WIN. GoULDIN,
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
MMlS-u
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United states Patent Once.

on the petition OF Richard y Of Philadelphia Pennsylvania
praying extension patent granted to him 2st Sep
tember 1897 for the mode of supporting bodies
OF railroad from the expiration Of said
patent which the 9lst of september 1851
II ordered that the said petition be heard At the Patent Once
Monday, September 1851 at l2 O'Clock and all
notified appear and show they have
why said petition ought not to be granted -. .
opposing required 10 file in the Patent
Office their objections specifically set forth in writing az least
twenty before ofheaTns All testimony filed by either
said hearing be taken and transmitted
accordance the rules of the Office, which will be furnished
application
Ordered ALSO that this notice be published in the
Republic Union Washington d. C Daily Bes Boston, Mas
sachuses Tribune New York; Albany Register, Albany New
Providence Journal Providence Rhode Island and Penn
syvana Inquirer philadelphia, Pennsylvania week for
three weeks The LIT day Of september next
stttH 5N.t THOS. EWBANK,
. e... Commissioner of Patents
r. Editors OF the above papers will please and send their
bills the Patent Oice with containing this notice.
June ll--laM3M
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IN the petition Of John Thomas OF Painheld New Jersey
OF granted to him the 2oh De
cember docks, for rom
patent which takes place thu Goth day Of
December, 1851
ordered that the said petition be heard At The Patent ohce on
Monday November 1851, 10 O'Clock, and all
show they have
VIII said petition ought be granted.
TO file the Patent
per specifically forth writing al least twenty
Al flied by either
said bearing be taken and transmitted In
rules Of the office which will be furnished
pcxton.
Ordered this notice be published in the Inisissneer,
Republic Union, Washington d. d. DAILY Bee, Boston, Mas
Providence Journal Providence Rhode Island T
bune York Fedonisn New Brunswick, New Jersey and
Inquirer Philadelphia Pennsy week for
weeks the 9ah day November
THos EWBANK,
Commissioned Patents.
Editors OF the abo win copy ard send their
bills the Patent Once with apaper containing this notice
June l3-lswJw
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NEW York and CnISog Mia Millionaire Assoctatfon.-
One Thousand shares OF thousand dollars Caial 81 0OO
0O ited number of by influential
VINO have capital special admitted IN
conformity with ta revised statutes Of New York. free from per
sona liability future 900 cash, aud
cecaes Of shares issued herei cent annually
with fair prospect Of doubling the WHOLE In safe operations
trade and mining Tie United under the direction and
troll Of 3fs.8 OLIVER HOLDEN,
As the General Partner and Chief Agent ofhe Company,
SYMBOLISM No. II Wall stieet New Yoik.
Cafonan and other responsible paos throughout Union
who aid obtaining United appl
cation and investment in The assoeao 70 be employed AZ d
ierent points, whee line vessels be made
available for the Is and freight
from Eurupe Asia, Afca, and the Americas. al.d
There business with Caf0
MIA The Pacific and long the supply Of gold continues
the demand viii ast0nsh the
most liberal und And This
demand and prot thereby association being funcd
der the drm and style Of ss. .. HOLDEN Co,
Mercantile cOmmerciai and Commission Merchants, Banking
and Mining Agents. New York and San Francisco
Capital Sl,QO0o 600.
Feb 1-u trl5s' t- NJ +.@ E frAf
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Commissioner Of the General Land oflice.

NOTICE TO PRE- -EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled right smpon OF the lands
within townships parts townships above enumerated Is
required establish the the satisfaction OF the register and
rcevet OF the 0ce and make therefor soon
practicable after seeing this notice. and before the day appointed
public sale the lands embracing the
claimed; otherwise, such claim viii be forfeited
sE8 J. BUTTERFIELD,
May l3law3w Commissioner Of the General Land ONCE
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tNSTRUCTfONS In Gymnasttcs, containing fnl1 de-
scripuon of than eight hundred engrnvnss by j. E.
pAonce Professor the Military School In st. Petsrbrgh
aad In Paris i vol, Ito. 800 f. r. slt II. Z. + II
May a. FRANCK TAYLOR.
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DURLIN SAIkBy OF decree Charles court,
sitting a equity win public sale, Wed
the 1d Of July the courthouse door, the village
Of Charles county Maryland between the hours
and the whole Of the real estate Of which Johannes D.
died which oAed
"Gion about 900
THIS upon adjoining
Greet Landing desirable valuable
the county has and splendid dwelling house,
and every repair The land high
and 10 well adapted wheat and tobacco
upon large oyster .hen bank. II he oHsved
ps Persons d-~irous
examine os themselves GeoRe Dent
farm lies adjoining, will show the premises.
The hundred dotsu paid
day Of and the balance in three euas' inssenm
four and purchaser giving bond with approved
bearing from January, issa which
viii be By the be
sold for less Than ~ IS per
FREDERICK STONE, Trustee.
Juue Ip--laaw
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THE Geld Worshippers, orr The Days We Lave In--
fnsus historical novel by author Of Whitsfharsn
Harmony Of Prophecy; by the Rev. Doctor Keith
Nays III - FRANOk TAYLOR.
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A. ~ u. A. ARMOUR,
DR-dPERS and T.dILOHS,
No. 3o3 Broadway, corner Of Duane street
Hove the Ifpfus JTo...s Kro Kork


DESPECTFULLY invite public
IL their assortment OF goods of te
which they prepared make
asionabe style AT their usual moderate prices Fresh cloths
cassneres, aud yestngs
for vests dark do patterns OF Paris embroidees
There three sku artists this
10 cut coats,
paItmeni Is complete IN itself Army and navy made
order with and despatch
Strangers who this metropolis mud
men every thing 10 their and perfect insured
NJ B PREMIpA ITs.These elegant waisIcoas thai
were mnch admired at Castle Garden awarded the
hrst premium by the American Institute al their late far
Feb l5--dIm t6 1ftI Sai NN tH }H5
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yERvICE Anoat Ashore dmvtng the merscsm y
~ Was-tnustrated ny Lieut. Raphael semmes " e. -
For sale by TAYLOR D MAukI,.
July IL bookssllsrs, near IN -
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Charles DE seldinR.
Building, Washington,
New California, Minnesota, and all the
other States Of the Union
CHARLES SEDNG having appointed by the
Of the States of New York. California; and the
United and OF the Territory OF Minnesota
take the acknowledgment of deeds Ac offers
ctixens OF Washington and elsewhere
Feb l4-2aw
STAMMERISG CURED.-Dr. Comstock's vocal gymnasium,
y other defective articulation,
elocuton, for the reception OF
This successful operation for
years directed
A. COMsTOCK, NJ. d.,
80 Mulberry street, Philadelphia
PHONETIC WORKS,
Published by A. Comstock, M. d., Philadelphia.
1.-THE following phonetic alphabet, the
alphabet world, is
the distinct sound
notifications Of
The New Testament A as; The Phonetic Speaker, 81 The
Phonetic Reader u The Phonecon The Phonetic
two volumes. 81 so Ny Little Geography Is cent Treute
Phonoogy, IS The First Book Popes Homer Had,
octave pages) 80 cents Minstrel, l21 cents.
Dr. e. publishes monthly periodical entitled Comstocks Pho
so and genealogical
Dictionary OF pubca alton in the Telegraph.
should with the cash, directed
A CoMSToCK, M. D., Philadelphia
Feb la-3td'
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AGENCY. WaahinRton.-The undersigned, late OF the
pecuon branch OF the Post oco Department, his
mail contractors generally aud 10 those Of the
section particularly with the assurance that his removal from Office
the character he
honesty, capacity, fidelity
Office of panes, heart,
consent, him therein.
All attend to business ~ every nature the
will be thankfully received and promptly despatched
q ta -.sn JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July 4--dn tafc Of Post once Department
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WkI. II. n. CROSS,
diforney and Copnssliov at Lar,

xNns
" " =
-dtfornsp and Copnssiior at J~au,
wu..,.~,o, Sy,v n n
""s~" S''t -
Paccs the OF the District OF counba and VIII attend
the COLLECTION Of debts and the M claims OF sve
dspn including those bounty land under the act Of
lately passed Once in The City Hall
octa-u
-, a. 1xryrx0 ,,.., ~. =, xr xU .u, ~ - - a..
%h.ssr, on ~. ID f M,lsh & nv coorsS woman CHTBa
- ny
M ~ aas sv tsnc So sne - h uppsp " ., ano NV se M
. =, v..r ~ aaa shs - .unsd y, he h,,,ns W, IN vi -
nn . se woman or ,se,e,ed nv some ire" ~ co,or
- - ~ .s, n, y,.." 80 ~ ..ps, o's ~
~ -. n ~ VA ~ as,,un,n = "s "o NV
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General Agency at Wa.hington, ID. O.

General Agency at Wa.hin8ton, ID. q.
DY A. FARouHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania,
for the with Mex
co. revolutionary with Great Btan and the Flor
ida
For pensions, bounty land, o scrip.
LandW attend the purchase and sale Of bounty
order. ~.
Patent OfeeThe applications for patents procuring modsu
their branches
Omc-Ai claims against the department VIII BE
prosecuted Of quscry accounts Of
ditto iaclitated he - ~.
Della, Nashville Union Mobile Advertiser, Lsa
Louis New Era Cincinnati Gazeue Indianapolis
Sentinel and Detroit Free Presa win pchat1h
S. and send their bills this once, acsompanied
with a paper. June 9ld
EDMUND H. WILSON, Attorney N Law, Will psA1saee
IL Of Washington Collections and elaine hssoss he
business In the adjoining counties ef VniA viii
duly attended Ofce Louisiana four dooS love
Copps Pavilion. Doe T-Sm
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York Life Insurance Company,
oFse No es Won arssf, Es~ Yo7k.
MoRRIs FRANKLIN president
srgscsR 4, BrsKpIor, vice president
Pusy FngGAAr, sctuary.
THIS conducted the mutual insurance principle
and upon principle ofenving proportion Of the amount
hands of insurers, has greatly
extended profits conferred Its benefits At the
possible and outlay insurers.
Insurance granted 20 persons visiting California
II. Washington comprehends the following oncen
wm Jones' NJ D. medical eramiHe near corner OF ana 40
streets.
onno.,,. Jrn,on RuIdine. ' - June ST
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eAAUCM0 Aeadsmy-First Courpe.---Mr. r. LARss
the honor 70 announce 70 the citizens Washngon
his ss ef dancing
epes Tussdy Ocoher ah resdsnce on Pepnsvlvani
1wsnus, opposia WifiarAr hotsi. Y -'T' UT"
pays aiton Wpahinscn Tussdays. hadays ana eets,
Aayp 0eotestown- -Mondays and fridays
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ChoBera Treatment and Preventive.
IN AMATI,s ITALIAN VEGETABLE rANACEA, TONI


nR. AMATI's ITALIAN VEGETABLE rANACEA, TONIC
ingredients from mineral suhseaaea, com
bnng cordial and strengthening powers, original
DR. celebrated physicaan,
the Of the abdominal rekonssuch - disrrhaa
bilious complaints dyspepsia and all other disorders Of
operates kindly and
enectnai submitted remedy those
attacked fatal and
venvc to all who be 40 Fortunate to escape u nrs nsdons
symptoms. 4 .H8
Music Saloon, Penn
syvana between lih and 2h Streets and Al the incp
drug the Washington Gsorgetown und
Pamphlets fu directions for with many
cchcaes accompany each bottle of the very
Aug a-lawu SAMUEL chnos. = - -
second Co,rse.-Darctna Academy
Mr. r. A. Liable the honor 70 announce 70 ns
Wa.rnsfsn Geosetown that his second egu.s -
Ihusday !. -
redencc opposite svh,s.nS n"os
Davs o nop Tuesdays, Thnrsoays ana Sssas
DAYS; Georretown--Monaays and Fridays
Dec 0s-ddh
Ir n ctu,ou OF seclca, and ITS eonmsexsd seessoes
hv u,rbcoct Amherst college, and professor Of
n, Esr,S and Man being comparative physica
..n.,nhy in II. relation o history mankind. VOL
Pro Adamite
lam Harris. D Of the Great Teacher. vol.
Conributon. Theological ssisnceMan Pmeval by John
The Poetry being studies Of phsnomsna Of Mature
by Robert Hunt. vol.
Footprint. Of The Creator by Hugh Miller with memoir Of the
author by AEsssiy. ! vol.
The old Red Sandstone, by Hugh Miller
And others Of the same class Of science. - : -,on
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Assistant Teacher Wanted immediately.
THE OF the Waenton On o. Male Academy wishes
who qualified teach
and lower mathematics He must
unmarried Of sober hnits and good moral character
applications be made immediately and by letter. post paid,
TO the Principal.
Feb l9--du
VALUABLE Real Estate I'm the city of Washinston
snle.-The intending the West with
months, oilers three brick houses and lots Viz
Navy number each, and
well Shops with dwelling
apartments small subject ground
rent and will be sold very low enclosed squares with
Con
Buing Ground suitable cultivation
Market preferred
occupied produc!
condition, sold at reduced prices T
ties ndisputablc.
Persons wishing purchase will please address by letter.
nj Pennsyvana
'oO'e ""'''' '''' "'"' ~ M. YOUNG,
Ap 5-codu Agent
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I KNOX WALKER will practise law IN the supreme
United the
claims against the Address Washington, D. Q.
Mar. l6--u e.
ID DEMOyAI..-DEs sELpING wYLIE have removed their
General Agency street, between
streets, opposite Odd Fellows Hall md doors from
National IpeIigen Office. ..4~-s
Mar QO-3tawu
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Names OF Places.

Names identical IA meaning for the SANE
rLACs.-porrAfSiCr or Hydropols the town al the
water Mesorofd1pia or Agesira the country be-
tween the rivers BaalbeA or Helopohs Aha julia
or Ws1Sss-sbsrg the white town. henoSan or Weifs
head Schwartz WSld or the B!dcS Forest HeNeu-
cae AQue, Thernae, or Baden (the place oi warm or
hathsl Hermanopohs or HrrndHHsfaGf the town OF
Herman) Nara Su or the Bdrk Ma Pons Epsco-
n or Prrt FEregi< the bishops bridget: lnsula Del
or Isle D7Ct. TrefynOn er H0!ytrcl Claromonnum.
ClaTuS Mons. Claramons or CiSrH0Rf, inter'ales
Inteualhum, EafrerGsT, sylvia HertSgenoosch Syl-
Va. Ducts. BoScum. Ducis. Bolduc. Bois-ls Dac che
Dukes wood Album Mcnasterium, Blanc Minister
Candida Ecclesis. Whitemnster. or Blondevllle che
modern Osrssfryl Crocs oswalt tthe cross OF Us
wald), OswNld's Tree OF oSweStry.
NarEes identical IA nsdHiHg for pIFsgRSNr PLACES
Oxford BoSphorous. Snowion, Sncatcl Snaheld
Sneeveld. Himmaaya, Sierra Nevada. roldo de la
Nieye, Snow Hill. Nlphates hesseldorf Castletcwn,
TreCusie. The White Mountain. Mount Blanc,
Dwalaghlr SheV ebawn. Penwin Sierra Blanca, Leu
KOS. Monte Abano. New Town, Villa Nova. Vale
neuyc, Cltta Nuovo. Ncapohs Nyborg, Newton.
Entire Rios, Mesopotamia cor AlSeslrsl. Doab the
Fork Delta. Dwlpa. PrOmonotortum Album, Ras el
Ahiad, kcnbaan White Cape, Cape Blanco. Abe
kirk. Whltchurch. EglwySwen. Albuquerque.
The number OF places possessing the same name
or some slight modification ~ It, Is often 81 great
that when an explanation o. the particular term "
given It's application Is perhaps ten or twelve times
a. extensive as the learner supposed Thus, there
may be half dozen places which are called simply
NeNnort. the distinction between them being the
name ofthe country IN which each Is situated, OF the
TNor which flows past n, or the name oi ~ founder
In the parishes townships, and villages oi England
there are IS simple words which occur lb times, OF
al an average o - tunes each
These are-EaS,on 10 Weston, 2, Norton, 80 ,
Sutton. 30 Middleton, 20 Aston - Barton, 81 ,
auckland. - Burton, - Newton, u Preston. ~
Stoke, 60 Thorpe, -, Upton, IS, Woollon, 20 :,
WmeTborne. %
4 similar remark applies 10 examinations, several
of which occur hundreds of times. From minute
examination OF portion OF an English gazetteer, a
calculation made respecting the frequency with
which some of the commoneSt formations occur.
From this Il appears that there are u which occur at
an average of about 80 times each. They are the
following
Bridge, IL Burn. - Bury, 430 BY, g,s Caster
Is Dale T. Field. $50 Fleet, ~ Ford, 32i Hall,
60 Ham 672 IT'LL, 81 Hurst. %. Kirk. ~ Leigh
6l2 Minister. A. Stoke - Stead, Is Thorpe, $50
Ton ASA Wen. - Wick. 2Ot Worth, 100.
[llume's Philosophy of Geographical Names
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Negro Rattle.
From the Louisville Journal.

I'm INV tour through the Southern States,
I have met with many amusing incidents, but do
not remember anything thai created - great an ex-
cltoment for the time beng as a negro raifle,' IN
the town of -- IN the State of Mississippi. Mr.
- the owner OF the boy, having note Ia pay that
day and not having the whcTe~ith to do H. was
compelled to do What he gladly would not have done
The boy 10 be ahled was smart intelligent lad OF
about Is year of age tie went by the name OF Bill
There were ~ chances, with " three Dice" At 80
peT chance. was present when the auair came on.
there remained one chance, which took and gave
to Bh upon the condition that he would throw me
dice himself, and shake Ike 0ren." Bill rolled ms
eyes IN an astOnlshed and astonishing manner, AMI
after a hearty Wha wha wha' IN which he DIS
PLAYED two trightiul rows of IVORY, opening mouth
" IKE the break 0f day from east 70 teesf with low
bow, SAID IN Try, massa As may be supposed,
the scene became highly exciting.
The rafting commenced BID looked on uncOn-
corued at anything but the idea OF leaving ms on
master When the chances were all rallied on but
the last Bill took the box previously Ia MS throw
ing. however. he was offered spo for his chance, the
highest throw yet made being ~. which stood
tie between two individuals but Bill was no " COM
promise man :" he refused the oter saying " he whole
hog or nofin +" and made his first throw, which was
49, ms second throw was 10 Bal stopped, scratched
ms head, threw again, and up came H. u was n'-
clared OIL that " Blll was high and iree ana slch
shout ! never heard IN my HE Blll hardly Knew
what 10 do with himself In "A moment however ne
asked the whole party 10 drink, and no man IN ---,
us SAID, ever refused anlnythtOn OF tle hhu ekVeP'
Blrs success induced him 10 try another sptculd-
ton of the same sort" believing that ne coud 40,
as Jree man, as much as he had before done ne
proposed TO set himself up again IN rtiie, anu
as he had won before, he thought u would ne no
more than fair that he should put the PRICE Nv Wv"
this time. The chances were soon taken, bii re-.
serving but one chance TO himself lie pocheted
$500 and the sport again commenced. Bils onglhai
owner and himself were the two highest again, and,
IN throwing OIL Bin lost IL proved avery fortunate
speculation for Bill and his master both. The mas
/, r had made $500 clear, and Bill had cleared 800
ard remained with his kind master Ihey siaI'eu
tor home together the master declaring that no
money could induce him 10 part with I'M again, un-
less he was willing to leave, but promised MN, IL h.
would be faithful 10 hun as ne had Always 4sn
mill ne was u he should have his freedom. They
were both well contonted, and every one present
y AZ satisfied that he had got his moneys worth.
LOUISVILLE, Juy 49, 1851. I" T.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

FroM TExAs-The Flag Of the Union
announces that both q. VI Roberts and C H. Don
alison have withdrawn from he contes, In the
LIST Congressional District since the nomination
OF Judge X Scurry by ns;rie; Convention
Two or three other Independent, Democrats
still remain IN the field, with W. B. ochll,ree
(Whig) who 90 not consider the nomination
binding. SO few Of the Counties being repre-
scented
In the lid District the contest hes between
Gen Hugh Mcleod and Nolney +. Howard, the
late member. who are both running Independent,