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did stock Of Fancy and Staple BoNNETS and HATS of
all kinds, purchased for cashn Europe by of
and an assortment Of city and Boots and
Shoes. All Of which they offer at low rates.
il IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY exhibited Al
the State Fair In 1850, win be by the award Of Pre-
ni,rr,s below;
Awarded 20 r. whitman jr, No IS Light street pa,s.
more, by the Maryland State Agricultural Society nj their
% Annual Fair, held in Baltimore 3D. oath and 25 Of
October, 1850. :
For the best Plough in the ploughing match 40
for tne best pIoughng with OK team, Especial pre-
For the best plough on exhibition. let premium s
For the best hallway Horse Power, whitman's I'm.
proved. let premium .EET IL
For the best Hay Press, LIST premium o.
For the best Cornsheer, LIST premium q
For the best Field Roller, lst premium &
For the best Oorn-Stalk Cutters and Grinders, LIST
premium .A s
For the best Churns. 1st premium -
For the best Hay and Manure Fork LIST premium 2
For the best Hnyrakes, LIST premium 2
For the best Cultvator 1st premium
No exhibitor Of Agricultural Implements at the above
named Pair, havingreceved onoalf the amount of pre-
mums awarded us on the different kinds of Implements
and Machines II IL conclusive evidence that ours were CON
sidered the best and most valuable exhibition. rn
NJ the great Fair Of the Maryland Institute tho pro-
motion Of the Mechanic Arts held in Baltimore In 0cto-
,s ana November 1850 the first premium heavy Silver
e's va arded TO Ezra Whitman jr, for the largest
ana pest display Of Agricultural Impements Also irst
premium laosner silver MEDAL for his I'm proved Wrought
Tot wy 9rse lower which made for exhibition
NJ the world 3 fair, in London, In Nav 1871
Our stock this season will be the lsryest go e a.,
this cty, and probably the largest in tbe ,ror,d ~
Of more than 5000 Plonghs $50 Threshing Machines,
900 Cutvators. Reaping Machines whest prili. go
and Cob Crushers, Burr Stone Mills, Cider Mls IL 80
Cotton Presses, together with every article which farmer
planter could wish In the prosecution Of his
all Of which will be sold bic TERMS At wholesale
retail. II. WHITMAN in. A CO.
I Az the old stand, So Light st., baltimore, Nd.
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STRAW GOODS

D0KER, BROS JONES, 50 Market street PhiIadel
I'D pha, invite the attention OF the their pen
did stock Of Fancy and Staple BoNNETs and HATE Of
all kinds purchased for cash Europe by our firm
aud aso IN assortment OF city and eastern made Boots and
SHOES. All OF which they offer Mt low rates,
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In making this change, the undersigned desires to call
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reception and delivery Of merchandise:
1st Shippers are reminded that in all cases bill with
full directions should accompany the goods
This Is for the protection Of both parties, and unless
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ID Consignees notified that all merchandise must
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the Company hold itself responsible for any thing
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The hours for reception and delivery Of merchandise
from a. IN. till p.
not regulations but he has been compelled to call
tenton to them from their frequent violation which has
ap7-d2w ri T. ii. PARSONS, Agent.
lust RECEIvED-At PARKER's Fancy Store, under
81 National Hotel India Rubber Goods-Lions, Dogs
Bears Rabbits, Cats, Fish, Frogs, Dolls, and Owls.
Also few ALLIGaToRS ap5-3t
lust RECEIvED-At PARKER's Fancy Store, the
y Ladies' dies Dress ~ preserver. p,pvpn,s LII.
ap 6-3t Fancy Store, under National Hotel
T HAVE JUST RECEIVED a handsome assortment of
j PAPERHANGlNds, varying In style and prices from
Also a beautiful assortment of WINDOW SHADES
some as low as 30 cents Worsted Tasses Cords Shade
Fixtures, ETC., very cheap l.. +. CLARK
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SHIRTS! SHIRTS!
OF the most approved patterns and makers-A full
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Good fits warranted in all cases. -.-. -
Also-Silk, Merino Wool and Cotton
UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS
Just received and for sale OF moderate prices, by
CHAS III. LANE,
ap15-eo3t Gentlemens Furnishing Store, Pa. av
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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
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THE UNION: WASHINGTON FRIDAY MORNING DEC r. 1851.

senator from California MIR, GwIsl is a good one
that We should and dispose nt this
luton For one, while have IN spirit OF aecommo-
daton voted 10 postpone this matter m tomorrow, "a
order 10 give the senator from North Carolina lMr
BA DGssl Opportunity OF being heard upon Tins ques
ton, cannot vole 10 adjourn I'LL Monday 49,
MIR HALE II the Senate refuses 10 adjourn I'LL Mon
day. they will be departing from The annqnas oias, abou
which 50 much hss been said. think mat II we NEE
To- morrow will have ten speeches 10 one that W.
would have on Monday. II will be considered as soi
OF invitation for senator's 10 in and let oil ,he
speeches ii we SIT ON Friday and Saturday. know ina
the circumstances ot the peculiar, and that III,
senator from Mississippi MIR EooTEl has but lew day.
remain here, and great deal 10 say N that time
Mi FOOrE, OF Mississippi Having said great dea
upon this subject, have bu. little more 10 say, unless
some OF my former remarks should be assailed.
Mr. HALE. III did not know what thai honorable
senator by single Dord might be governed b,
this suggestion. Taught hope. therefore, that We
will adjourn over ill Monday.
Mr.. SEWARD. wish 10 offer single suggestion
The by It's course has excited an intense
terest in the bosom Of the usrious who now OF
our shores and his course. know may be affected b,
decision the question that has been before us sc
long. hope that, out OF consideration 10 him, we viii
meet here TO- morrow and dispose OF this question, la
as il is in our power 10 do 40.
On motion by Mr.. DODGE OF Iowa. the yeas and nays
ordered upon the question OF adjournment I'LL Mon
day next. euj#
The question being then taken by yeas and nays. il
decided in the negativeyeas IS, rays 27--as iol
lows:
YEAS--Messrs Atchison, Badger, Befrien, Clarke Da
WIS., Dawson Fish, Foot Of Vermont, Geyef, Haie HamIin
Hunter, Miller, Morton, Pearce' Pratt. sp'nanee' and on
Nays essrs. Borland. Bradbury, Bright, Brodhead
Cass Chase Dodge Of Wisconsin, Dodge Of Iowa, Douglas
Downs Felch, Foote OF Mississippi Gwin Houston James
Jones Of Iowa. King Mallory, Norris, Seward, shields
Smith, Stockton. Sumner, Wade. Walker, and WHIT
comb--T.
On motion by Mr. DODGE, OF Iowa,
The Senate then adjourned
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Summary OF the Latest News.

We are this morning enabled to give advices
from Havana to the 18th ult., which were received
at New Orleans by the steamer Cincinnati. We
also furnish some further particulars brought by
the schooner Merchant, at Savannah. The accounts
by both vessels appear 10 agree in their represen-
tations of the success Of Gen. Lopez and his fol-
lowers.
The government has instructed its officers on the
seaboard to use all their endeayors TO intercep. any
expeditions bound for Cuba
A few Of the returns Of the election held yester-
day, for state and other officers, in Vermont, will
be found under the telegraphic head The present
indications are, that Gov. Williams whig, is re-
elected.
The Minister to Mexico, Mr. Letcher was to
leave Norfolk yesterday, in the reyeaue schooner
Forward.
A motion in favor Of nc ninating Gen. Cass for
the Presidency, was yesterday made in the demo-
cratic convention Of Berks county, Pa, but the
proposition was disapprOved by large majority.
We observe a large number Of serious marine
casualties, some Of them caused by gales, and
others by the sickness Of crews, SC. Among
others, the steamer MON, bound to this port from
New Orleans, was compelled to put into Charleston,
Su; will be able to leave the latter place to-day
The Spanish steamer Primero has been towed into
Key West, after having drif:ed about for some
Gays, in consequence of the crew being too III to
manage her. Two other vessels are detained at
hey West by Sickness on board. From Norfolk
and Boston, we also have accounts Of disasters to
vessels.
The cholera appears to be making frightfu ra-
wages among the negroes on the Red River. No less
than seventy negroes, on one pla ton, had died.
and eighty others were i'll with the disease.
Tie steame- America, with three days later
European intelligence, had not reached Halifax
2st evening.
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City POlftacss


MOVEMENTS OF SENATOR DOUGLAS.
On Monday last, Senator Douglas, Of Illinois arrived
in this city and put up the Asor House lie in.
yited in the evening" to Tammany Hall by the sachems
and members OF the Society of sain. Tam many where
he Was duly initiated member Of their order, and
treated to a champagne supp Mr. Douglas mace
speech to the society the Union and the principles Of
democracy. He also gave some accom- Of the Weftern
tribes Of Indians and the Of the society in the
West. Tie sachems aad body OF the members of the
society and other democrats escorted Nj. Douglas to
the Asor House, where they gave him three cheers and
one more at parting.
MOVEMENTS OF TIE DEMOCRATS.
The democrats Of this city last evening" assembled in
various Of the wards for the purpose Of choosing dele
gates to represent them in the Syracuse Convention and
appointing ward committees. The result Of their pro-
ceedipgs, so far as ascertained, follows
FIRST Hard The licked headed by Walter Walsh, was
chosen
Second ITerd.-The ticket beaded by DENT Il Meaap,
unanimously chosen.
Third H'md-The Inspector ticket, headed by Jane
Fourth U,ud-1H.rd .fss.lab,y Disffct-IIon Henry J.
Allen was selected as the delegate to the Syrac Coz
yenton.
Si-h Uard.-Patrick 6arriek is at the head of the
committee appointed last evening to meet similar body
from the THIRD Ward, for the purpose q conference
relative to The selection OF delegate to Syracuse
StreHh u GrG-Iuh assembly Dist ict.-Edwarl C.
Wet selected the Delegate Syracuse and r. c.
Green as the alt,rnate Delegate.
Eighth UGgd-Silh District Darrell Z. sickles was
Ghost Delegate ard John Wilson the alternate.
Ioayteert Ward -I'relth DSatct.--Nichael Tuomsy
selected as the Delegate.
Siltenfh Har6.--Thc commptee TO select a delegate
to Syracuse is headed by Asshel A. Denusn.
Sertateeqth John Cochran received the high
est vote for delegsse aud Ihos E. jeremiah alter
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Vermont Election.

WINDSOR, Sept. 2, 1851.
Seven towns in Windsor county have been heard from
They give Williams, (whig) for Governor loil; Robin
son, (dem } 34s; and Redheld, free toil) 22i.
Windsor, West Windsor Hsrtland, Reading, westhers-
field Spring and Hartford have elected whg repre-
ssntatives-the same as last year
Three towns in Washington county give Williams 43l;
Robinson 4O Redfeld 652 In nine towns the coalition
elect seven represen,atiswhig i democrat Il coai-
tion gained
In Brattleboro' Williams 25.; Robinson IS; Reddeld
SO. Two whig representatives. elected in Windnam
county.
Returns from several towns in ether counties, make
the represen tatves elected the came as last year
The returns far indicate gain Tor governor " IL
liams who is undoubtedly reelected
WmrE RIVER JUNCTION, Sept 2, 1851.
Below send all the returns that could be collect by
our express in several The State vote had not
been counted.
In twelve towns, the wings gain l25 votes, and one
relatively in the House
In seven towns in Caledonia county, Williams SIS !;
Redheld 5s5; Robinson lel--a net wing gain of 81.
-Four towns in Orange county give Williams $685. Red
field ESQ Robinson &c. Wing gain, l.
In Orange county, the democrats gain two the
whigs one. There Is nc choice in place Of one wing.
In Caledonia county the wings gain in Ryegate, and
lose in Barnet--two coalition towns--no choice.
In Windsor county, the wings gain.
In Rockingham, Colonel Hyde (wbig) is elected.
In Salisbury, Mr.. Pyre (whig) is elected.
Goshen has gone whig
In Pittsfeld, S. Gilbert (whg) is elected.
In Cavendish Nj. Lynsy (whig,) is elected.
Seven towns in Addison county give Williams, for Go
werner 6S5 Redfeld, go, and Robinson, 10l.
In Rutland, Williams, has SIS, Rsdfeid lsl and Ro.
tinson, so.
As far heard from the Representatives elect stand
thirytwo wigs 10 twenty seven coationis and demo-
Gratis.
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when the incomrSrahe Cleopatra foated down the cryts
line Cydnus IN her FURNISHED large to meet him the chosen
her hart The silver gstened rightly
eyes TIE melody Of The flutes rsdoent Of
her voices the lmrd waters of tie sparkling river
which bore hr end che ul0d purity Of the coach
which her lovely CURE reclined infinitely less ranspa
rent and white than her marvellous skia "OutpeturnR
that Venus where the fancy ontwork nature"
like IL proud day for the ladies when Dr.
rand introduced 70 their notice his far famed Italian Med
Gated SoaPa soap that has effected triumph almost mira
oulous over The host ofskn diseases Upon its application
al tan. rtckles sunburn pmres. roughncs feshwors
stanf Ne vsnsh wish tie spsed Of charm, leaving the
shin % BEAUTIFULLY white smooth and transparent that
which was Ccoparas boast and PRIDE Indeed, ts useful
qualities not all summed In the above brief catalogue
IL will the harhest beard and alav the
the nest tender skin and feetqualies which make Il nva
lushe for shaving In The Pound only the
old cstablshtd laboratory Walker street Broad
way; " Calender - South Third street. Phadelphia A.
8. Jordan, 15G Washington street, Boston.
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Ia Favoria'' viii D. perf0Intd 20 night and prDba-
ply IA the last time flIs season. This opera Is con-
iucted on the style Of modern Trench operas gen"s
ard l. equally beautiful for its moral and the cathedral
hoi acter Of the music. We cordially comment it,
re rssenson 70 those Who hsve not Wi asssed IL AMI
lHriess upon those who have heard !. that Il VIZ BE
gwen with p0yerfh cast
u morrow Harc.zeks benefit viii commence ~ three
clock IL will hc grand affair, and presume that
many psu.s viii be mede up Ia the country 10 attend
% ftmathalls entertainment We perceive, n e1-
ooa 20 ne cher icfnafsabs features the DAY sud
cs'h,ht tLat ioc aa frps l repeat The pnrsonttOn
81 N'iiha in VII y sh' made qreat IN IMPRESSION
~ toioay tf'nhf We have only TO refer the reader
70 lbe r'sftmmc an outline IS De renyrmances.
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During yesterday and Monday $40 foreign engrapts,
large proportion Of whom Germans arriv in this
city The total number of foreign emf grants that ar
rived this port since the LIST of January OF this year
TO yesterday los 2Ss being increase Of nearly
10000 ever the corr, spending period OF 1850.
oRiGiSAL PIcrvrE TITAS.--Artists and others who
would like to zee picture by this treat er can be
grstifed by calling at No AL Broadway. IL is s.; Peter
in the attitude Of prayer.
DRowyrp WHILE R;fiiIvG Coroner Ceer was called to
lSa an inc aest Monday at Fort Washington, the
body Of Margaret Spahn aged thirteen years daughter
OF Coleman splahin, who her death while bath
ing on Sunday afternoon in the North river Fort
WASHINGTON.
The MISSES CiAREEs' SEMINARY fer young ladies' in
Rutgers street il will be by their advertisements
reopens Wednesday, 10th inst We have frequently
commended this institution Is one Of the best female
schools in this city.
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The tnitc statca lit shai ,r Tamadfe, hss i'suel
the following certificate
IN fcialen % he lave John Roi lire would s.ate
b. has been sent 90 South Carolina UNDER the decision
of the Commissioner f has under ihe charge q nay
deputy Whom $1,000 IL peid % ulr am 70 hold
the tp graph % south fsrcns ana his master T.
20 have him returned under she charge ~ the sams
deputy and his being delivered safe In This city aud
his master executing tho parers sat "a tor % the COM
sol Tor The slave am t0 Tay tie )nfy ID these
conditions not compiled with the moncy j. % BE- re-.
TUNED 70 those who contributed t. I. being unlertoo1
tfat $3.50 l. dmanJeo Tor The slave an the 500 r
the expenses Of the reclamation
III 2 TALTNADGE,
Nav Yorr scpten Der q ISL l. g. Marshal
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FINANCIAL.

W. &JT. TAPsCOTT s. CO., So SOUTH SfRT.E1
w supply drafts for amount. payable thfogss
Great Britain and Ireland They also sole AGENTS i0 tic
Red Star Line the Swallow Tail Line the Dramatic Line.
and Line of Liverpool raceis and the Line ei Lg,n
packets ;esfsss ry Any d wfoh ships be sIsasea
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Vessels In Distress. Including n Spanish
Steamer.

KY WEST, August %, 1851.
The brig Indian Queen, from Savannah, and the
schooner Patrick Henry, from Mobile both bound for
New York detained here by the sickness of the
The Spanish steamer Prmero, Of ten tons and four
hands after drifting sbost for FIVE days in great distress
was towed in here by the schooner Susan Cannon from
Jamaica for New York. On the Goth inst.
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Motion for New Trial for Day, the MUIR
derer Sc.

WssHiNcrov, seVt. 1851
Tie motion for trial ofDsy convicted VI murder
ing his wife, argued at great length today in the
Criminal Court, by Mr Bradley for the prisoner, and
Nj FeEda for the United satos. No decision has een
come TO.
The President IL not certain whether be viii visit
Boston not Should bic puoc duties permit he will
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LArrrE5v rorro rt,o--sr,f 10 n srcivr.--we learn
~ The arrival cstcay morning ofthe brig Eolus from
Msysgucz. August IT, that very severe hurricane
visited The island the lay Of her departure. IL com
ntuced n The morning from y. and .hifted to the
W r. bloNiug complete hurricane. Eul'ier q
houses we're blown down 90 Mayasuff aal the ia ar
cane and ctfre crop greatly dana ed ~ the storm
large Quanfities having iffn Laid PROSTATE All the
vessels il The AerfrfF Naysgue started their l0ls
End tho Engish trr Nlsle Belle had @ GU. away her
ma-t- 30 LlLNnLl .u-r. a.L--. nl Tie IL
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Schooner Sunk at Sea.

PROVIDENCE Sept. .. ISL
The sloop Emeline. Baxter from New Haven, reports
that On Sunday last when miles east by south Of
Faukners Island she passed the wreck Of schooner Of
about leo tons SUM to the waters edge The stern was
stove and both rasts gone. The bowprt and jh-
be standing She had the appearance OF having
t.a~ fn,o
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Hon. Mr.. Le,,her-Marine Disasters, SC.

NonroLK, September !, 1851
The revenue schooner Forward put in to-day 70 take
on board the Hon Mr. Leteher She will sail the
Cd inst.
The schooner John and Lucy, reported ashore on a
sand shosl with cargo Of rice is total loss The crew
were saved.
The British brig Urgent; ashore at Lynn Haven, Is to
he sold. to day.
The steamer Honda, from New York for New Granada,
las put in fer coal.
The brig Pecouic hss completed her repairs, aud COM
unercts lualiNv
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Marine Disaster-Stcnmboat Collision.

BosroS, Sept. 2, 1851.
Letters from Calcutta state that the bark strabo,
which sailed for Boston June 81 had put back with the
loss of mast and leaking two feet six inches hour
The steamer Boston, from Bangor and the steamer
Norwalk, fran Nshant, came in collision near Bird
Island in this harbor this morning The Norwak had
her sides stove n and ashore Bird Island fats
and the Boston had her cutwster started. The pas
sengers Of the Yorvalk were taken Gil BY the Jenny
ind