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CTATIONERS' WAREHOUSE, 20 South Fourth Street,
- Philadelphia. Wholesale only.)
HYMAN L. LIPMAN, Importer of French and Eng
fish Stationery offers to the trade at Sationers Ware
house, complete assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY STATIONERY,
of the best quality at the lowest rates. mar o.
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Opera, Dress, and Mourning Caps.
Fancy A Millinery Store,
oct l4-h 9th st., Near cor. Of Louisiana ~.
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Il aoeehly journal to be published in Washington,
under the sanction of the Washington National
Monument Society,"
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Philadelphia Type and Stereotype Foundry

INIE subscriber would call the attention Of Printers
to the greatly reduced prices of the present list They
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DoKER, BROS. JONES, So Market street philadel.
I'D phis invite the attention of the trade TO their SPLEEN
did stock Of Fancy and Staple B0NNETs and HATS Of
all kinds purchased for cash in Europe by OF our firm
and also assortment Of city made Boots
Shoes. ALI Of which they offer at very low rates
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The subscribers being alone entrusted with samples
cloth and patterns Of these goods for the United state
market, invite the attention Of the trade.
GODFREY PATTISoN 4 Co.. Glasgow
Office, 81 Pine street. New York. mar o.
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above
named Fair, having received onehalf the amount of pre-
miums awarded the different kinds Of Implements
and Machines 1t is conclusive evidence that were CON
sdered the best and most valuable ON exhibition
Az the great Fair Of the Maryland Institute the pro-
motion OF the Mechanic Arts held in Baltimore in 0cto-
her and November 1850 the first premium IA heavy Silver
Heda) awarded 10 Ezra Whitman r for the largest
and best dsplay.of Agricultural Implements Also first
premium anothM Silver Medal for his Improved Wrought
non hallway Horse Power which made for exhibition
NJ ene WORLDS FAR, in London, in May, 1851
this city and probably the largest in world consisting
81 more IMAM 5000 Ploughs, $50 Threshing Machines
loVO rams 1000 Corn Shelters 500 Straw Cutters
300 Culhvators Reapng Machines, Wheat Drills Corn
and Cob Crushers Burr Stone Mills Cider Mills Hav and
planter could wish In the prosecution Of his
all OF which will be sold reasonable terms M bolesa
or retail. H. WHITMAN RI A CO.
~ the old stand. IS Ldsht 81, p.isirnors. ia.
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Ld0 Library.
Fourth .SIieS- EmtH Volumes.

Messrs. T. a j. w. johnson.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-01

MIME invite the attention or strangers
citizens generally choice selection Of wines
offered fos sale moderate
prices. -, 80
sherry wines, bottles and wood from different houses some
very choice,
bottled casks various grades and vinaees
Port wine OF very supsrior quality and genuine .
Rhine wine Of srcn varey-smong hem senberger cabinet
senwein in Bocksccntcl
Champagne the olive, OF my own importation
Also Hsidseik, in quarts and pints
Cha,esu Julien Haut sauferne
Aso table lsret sauterne, and win dc Grave
bottles, old such a 'he Apna Vn9e
1915, osard fDupuy 4 Coz London dock.
Also, drsnght, variety OF dock and pale coenan.
jamaica rum, high proof and fine flavor.
Holland fine
Scotch, rye
Aac dc Batavia italian Marachrno, Curacao, Absinbe, Kcb
wild cherry brandy
Stomach bitters, Scotch ale, and London brown
Also ssrdine. in large and small boxes always kept
A cry Of Havana cigars
Besides family usually kept
- .
JOHN n. BUTHMANN,
Penn avenue south side between n and 9th streets.
Dec1 -0tawif
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T AW NOTTCE.--ovTD r. JOHNSON and HENRY ROGERS,
attorney, attend all professional
husre~s In supreme the United States and In the
.s district Of Columbia They will also attend tn
bu.ines. public departments At washington
osce pennsyivaa avenue, between S'h and Inn suss'
south sidsa NoS'-"a
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Bt. Brig. Grn, y: S Amy.
A. SMITH,
Captain First Dragoons.
X $. GARNETT,
Bfevet Major U 5. Army.
JAS. A. HARDIE,
First Lieut. Third Artillery.
HENRY HILL,
Paymaster U. s. Army
w. T. SHERMAN,
First Lieut.. Third Artillery.
5. ID, STURGlS,
Lieutenant First Drssoons
JOHN r STEVENSON,
Second Lieut.. Seventh Infantry,
late Capt lsr N. Y. RegL Vol
name nj tlte LATE Breyet Brig Cen X II
The New York herald., 1851-12-25

remark Of . Payisian
nice teeth that we're ever seesths most besu.iful
Inever, In any sculpture, have woman"
perfect IN its cutting, and such ben anything 20
an artist ~ the mouth Of the CountehI study for
open, with sweet smle she u iisteningxhen half
marx Of another. But there is q mobilie5he re-
traits, which render It as dicult to seize upOnas
passing shadow. y
Her features, excepting her eyes, are small, am
almost infantine; yet, when her face is lighted up
with excitement In the defence Of an oppressed
nation, or prosecuted individual-of which she is
always the readiest champion-her face assumes a
heroic expression that could rot be equalled by a
Joan OF Arc her gazelia eye is changed into that
OF the eagle her wildswan neck is thrown back
in all its majesty her fine nostr quivers, and the
clear tin6rs Of her silver clarion voice may be
heardovsrpowering and suencing her opponents, not
less By the strong morale of her own will and deter
mination, than BY the forcbIs and burning elo-
quence of her language
At such moment, It is not difficult to under
stand that spirit like hers could have created
two revolutions; controlled one of ths most head
strong and difficult characters of the age, the King
OF Bavaria; and long held such sway over the
at 50 happened" said Lola to me, "thas my
greatest enemy and myself found ourselves once
upon time exies together on neutral ground"
" "Metternich, against whom hadsought success.
fully for two years and half, and whose offer of
four millions thalers, If would leave Bavaria, had
spurned with indignation, obliged to fly to
England with Louis Philippe, not long after my
self
'slt was one Sunday Lord Brougham called on me,
and insisted on driving me down to Richmond. On
arriving, he introduced me into the parlor of the
hotel; and who should see before me but Meter
mich, TO whom he introduced me with the usual for
malties
Fancy my astonishmsnt. The man whom had
hated aud fought againstas the incarnation of all
that was tyrannioal and oppressive-the genius of
all that was dabolical and iendsh- suddenly to
appear before me, with his claws cut and his wings
clipped.
"After comparing;a few notes on our mutual posi-
tions, he said to me, well, Countess, I am as
tonished at but one thing not at your winning a
position as the head of government in Bavaria, and
Of the liberal party, but at your being able to keep
it SO long against all the batteries that were
brought to bear against you
If you would like to have the secret will give
Il to yeu," replied ths Countess; " because | al
ways told the truth, and acted above board and
honestly, while you did the reverse"
The New York herald., 1851-12-25
Police Intelligence.

The Eeendiny Case in BroaetDas. testimony
was taken last Tuesday before Justice Oeb9rn relative
20 the charge of pending against john w. Brand
and Hubert IN setting fire 90 The Ire
Nc. So Broadway the evening Ct the Is,h instant
The evidence Of William Smith re siding at Bedford
Long leland, at whose house Brand was arrested e.
bibts The fact that Brand the evening Of the fre
cane 60 his (smiths) houss, about o'clock and 10.
quested permission to remain there during the night
Early the next morning Brand tcnt tor the Nav Ysns
HEBAp ana directed Smiths attention 70 the aceoup.
q the FIRE which occurred the previous efenng o. No
81 Broadway In Brsndenburger glove store Preyiouf
to this inotmsiou, the witness was ncs aware the.
Brand was in the employ Cf Brandentcr crger. Branc
further stated 90 the witness that be knew nothing
about the fire. but having been the last 81 he store
on the evening t Cok place lie thought t best % kecp
Cut q the way for ies days Is BE- ghs Be charged
With Icing the csu.e q the Ere breaking on. Mrs
tith wife Of the last witness cturated the state
me nt nsde by her husband. This evidence tends 70
rld tt"her lrk g - cLa.1 u .6.lA.sy sls-ay W,
fo-s tie ecprt, The investigation vii be continued
The New York herald., 1851-12-25
Naval IntcIIIueuc,.

U. ,ieep Of war Falmouth sailed from Valparaiso,
Oct &C Tor Rio Jantiro
sloop Of war Albany, Commander Platt, sailed from
Htvara, 9th inst - destination not reported
Tie e. Maryg u. corvette, Captain Msgrudsr ha.
Witd tgsn for Tslcehranc. The Raritsn, Falmouth
sBd sI,,y we're :. "a. .-asc CT Lhc ION The les 20
were seen 10 eel fcz the etstes.
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ov,,ofpt.J copxSffuu AZ Tho folIoulpoo.
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Nrw.HAMpsHIaE MErnopIsr CoNFER

exclusive OF local preachers held Its annual session
at Bristol last week. The Committee appointed for
the purpose reported series of resolutions express
siye OF their views upon the Fugitive Slave Law.
The resolutions embOdy the calm, deliberate Judg-
ment of IN enlightened and patriotic body of men,
who as public teachers of religion and guardians
OF the moral sentiments Of our people, feel them
selves called upon To express their utter dlsap-
proYal and detesallOn Of an unjust, deplOmbe law
(which imposes upon the citizens Of TINS State du-
ties that are incompatible with the obligations and
charities OF the Christian religion, and puts the
erests OF ora1on and party contrast with, and IN
preference %. the highest virtues that dignity
States and enn0be individual man" The action OF
the Convention Was UNANIMOUS IN It's condemnation
Of ne lQtr, and "a urging IT'S repeal. Man. Dem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY AT
UrcA-An animated discussion upon the Slavery
question took place in the Presbyterian General As
sembly at Utica on Wednesday. Messrs. Conger,
Riddle Ketchum, Eaton Dickinson, Marvin, and
others. participated in the debate, but We have no
room for the elaborate report Of the speeches for
warded by our correspondent. number Of amend
ments to the Report Of the Committee were offered
and rejected The question was then taken on the
original report Of the Committee, with the accepted
amendment of Mr. Hitchcock Of Columbus. The
Report was adopted by a large majority. The after
noon session was occupied IN discussing resolution
offered by Rev. Mr.. Dickinson Of Ohio proposing the
appointment Of a committee of three to obtain stats
ties of the condition OF the Slaves Ia the Churches.
as 10 moral, religious and mental education and TO
report thereon al the next General Assembly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

o.. o,,ornresS IN this edition. as well as the chaste
,,d ev7u,site engrayings with which It Is embel-
rened. Rave made Il universal iavorie with all
readers Of taste The contemplated addition viii
be highly satisfactory have no doubt, TO the nu-
merous purchasers
= THE CHRISTIAN PARLoR MAGA-
z,,r~ for Nav commences new volume or that ex-
ceue0t periodical for family reading. It's pages are
filed with contributions from able writers, present
ing Great variety Of topics and discussed IN an az
iract.ve and popular style It's embellishments are
not surnassed Iy any OF It's contemporaries for inter
eet n deepn or neatness Of execution. We notice
an odd blunder IN the article entitled Hannah Ad-
ans which confounds that venerable literary SPIN
ster with the celebrated wife Of John Adams, second
President Of the United States.
- LOUISE LA VALERIE, or the Sec-
ond Series and Conclusion Of THE Iron MAsK,r by
DrxAs. translated by THOMAS WILLIAMS, Esq, Is
nubIisbed by T B Peterson, in two volumes. The
first series Of TINS work mas gained an uneKampled
rop,Ilarity among the admirers Of It's fascinating au-
thor. and the present volume cannot fail to De vel
coined b. them with equal interest. The develop
nent Of the story presents many scenes Of exraor-
binary power
q "PIcKwIcK ABROAD or The ToUR N
FRANCE. - by G.. " REYNOLDS, Is a continuation Of
the "Posthumous Papers Of the PickwIck Clue"
evidently by a different hand from that o. Dickens.
The warmest admirers of the original VIII have the
least taste for the imitation. lSvo. PIP. 207 Aker
mann & Omsby)
"a THE Book OF THE TELEGRAPH;
giving a complete description of the Magnetic Tele-
graph. and illustrated by numerous plates, published
BY D. Davis, Boston. is sold by Dewitt Davenport
U2mo. PIP. 49,
- THE New CHURCH MESSENGER "
is the title Of a new Quarterly Magazine, devoted to
the interests of the American Swedenborg Printing
and Publishing Society, published at 1879 Nassau-st
IL "THE BANKERS WIFE" by t. 5.
ARTHUR, is published in cheap edition, by T. B.
Peterson. and sold by Dewitt & Davenport. (syo.
PIP. lO4)
~ PETERsoN's MAGAZINE for June,
with It's usual variety of embellishments and stories,
is for sale by Dewitt Davenport.
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BALTIMORE.
The New COnstitution-E OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Paupers and Convicts coming-Seyere all, &c.
TUIITsT UI-IIIO
BALTIMORE, Thursday, May ppm


Correspondence of The Tribune.
BALTIMORE, Thursday, May ppm
1t is quite entertaining here to see the
squirting, lodging and summersettng about the new
Constitution which the Reform Convention have sub
mltied to the people Party lines have been com
pletey severed and Wings and Opposition are Ar
rayed on either side All the Office holders OF both
parties Bankers and Brokers, oppose It, and every
appliance that can be brought 70 Bear, Is being used
against u OF the papers the American, Patriot and
Chpper are darn on 1.-THE latter most severely The
Sun IS mantully battling ~ rs favor and me Argus
the "lncOrupuble organ Of the Democracy mas
turned a complete summersct from bitter opponent
to strenuous advocate. II IS hard 20 tell the result,
but stu incline 10 the opinion that u VIII De- ac-
cepted. The country papers are playing IeguiH
cut and thrust" game with each other about us
merits and their furious on>laughts and savage re-
joinders. are extremely amusing.
One OF Beallys Powder Mills, SIX miles north Of
the city was blown Up yesterday afternoon, for the
fourth time within year Fortunately no one IL
jured.
Mayor Jerome. tins morning. received letter from
one ot the Newly Ork authorities informing him that
of The 1900 pdupers and cCaVcts recently landed
there, go have been advised 10 come % this city
and settle Our Almshouse II now full Of paupcrs,
and our prisons full Of leOns 50 that there IS no
room for an increase. The authorities here are dis
clsslng the best mode OF getting nd Of the impora-
ton On their arrival
young man named smeed walked ont Of two
stOry window on West Fayelte-st last night whilst
asleep and falling on d ram barrel, broke a leg, and
badly injured his head and side
Tie weather is extremely hot, lOcomOtiOn out II
the sun beng very unpleasant Cherries and straw
berries are coming TO market quite abundantly.
The SlXty-Ihlrd Annual Convention Of the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church Of Maryland Will com
mence ia -. Paurs Church. IN this city, next We'd
nesday. Tie II. Rev. Bishop Nottingham VIII
preside. IAGO
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CITY ITEMS.
Arrivnl of the Presidenl

Tbs President, his Private Secretary, VIM A. Ora.
ham, Secretary of the Navy, and Hon. j Culienien,
Attorney General, arrived yesterday morning from
Albany on board of the steamer Isaac Newton.
There was no display made on the arrival OF the
steamer, and the President renamed on board
until o'clock, when he passed to the Philadelphia
cars.
Secretary Graham accompanies him to Washing
ton
Hon. John J. Critienden remains m this city fora
few days. and Is staying at the Astor House.
The son of the President, NJ. r Fillmore Esq,
is Saying at the Irving House.
L. :. CIRCUr COURr.---ln the suit as
to the Methodist Church Controversy, the Court
room, yesterday, was filed by spectators, anumi
Der of ladies and gentlemen being in the galleries,
the expectation being that MIR Choate was to speak.
Mr.. Ewing rose and remarked to the Court, that he
is sorry to say Mr. Choate still continues unwe, but
he is informed that he will probably be enabled to
proceed on Monday and asked that the case be post
pOned To that time.
Mir Wood also rose and said the Court is aware
of The difficulty which would attend change oil inc
arrangement OF counsel as 10 the one VINO is 70 open
and the other to follow, &c. lie hoped the OOuH
would accede 20 the motion.
Mr. Reyerdy Johnson. one of the counsel Tor pam.
TINS, stated tat under tne CIRCUMSTANCES lVl S""s
offer objection To the motion.
Judge Nelson said that owing To The illness Of Mr..
c., the counsel who has been deSgnaef to open the
argument for defense, the Count VIII be obliged 20
adjourn TIL Monday morning. | was advised, con-
tnuod the Judge, by the physician OF Mr.. Choale
Yesterday afternoon that he was yet unwel. II
seems BY the adyIrcS this morning he is not as wei
as he was yesterday, and not able even to come 10
court OF course the Court, ont Of the necessity u
the case, Is Obliged to adjourn, however mcoayenent
1t may be to the business Of the Court or the counsel
concerned. The case, therefore, VIII be adjourned
TIL Monday morning. At which time, however,
must go without regard 10 the condition OF counsel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

HARVARD CoLLEGE-A meeting of the
Oyerseers O. Harvard was held IN the Senate Cham
Der today for the purpose of considering the bill just
passed by the Legislature, entitled bill 20 change
the organization Of the Board of Overseers Of the
University of Cambridge" There Is a provision OF
the bill that 10 shall not become law til the Pre,i
dent and Fellows of the University have accepted u.
President sparks informed the Board that the Presi-
dent and Fellows had accepted the bill dt q meeting
held last evening The Board OF Overseers was very
FULL and the bill Was freely discussed on both sides
a motion 20 commit the bill 20 a Committee was lost
The question asserting 20 the bill being taken BY
yeas and NAYS. resulted IL Us acceptance By vote Of
81 yeas 10 NAYS. Boston Traveller, POI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
Snecinl state Election.

LEWIS CO.-Hon. Dean ). Howard has
been nominated as the Canal candidate for he As
sembly MI II. IS Clmtonian Democrat and for
mery represented Lewis Co IN the Legislature and
Is now placed N nomination by Convention called
without distinction OF party Baker, his opponent
opposes the Canal Enlargement, while Mr. Howard, If
elected Will be found working for It, and also for the
completion Of the Black River Canal.
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Convention Of the Order Of United American
Mechanics.

LANCASTER Pa Tuesday, May %
The National Convention of the Order Of
United American Mechanics assembled here this
morning, and was informally organized by the ap-
pointment Of WN R. THOMAS, Of Pennsylvania as
President, and LOUIS BLANCHE, Of New-YOrk, as
Secretary. THOMAS G. hAcAULEY, Of Penn was
lected as Inside Protector.
On motion Of II II. X. Elliott, Conmr,ee on
Credentials Of one lEom each State delegation was