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From Lieut.. Gop. Sanford e. Church.

ALBION, June %, 1859.
GENTLEMEN have the honor 10 acknowledge the re-
ceip OF your invitation forwarded 10 from Albany to
attend The "ensung anniversary OF the nations birth
day." to be conmemoraled 10 New York by the ancient
and patriotic society which you represent
tits source OF the highest qualification that the dem
ocratc party, forgetting past differences and burying Ole
anmosiies, are now united under the patriotic impulses
OF their cherished principles. 10 lid the national and State
administrations OF the enemies OF republican liberty and
vioators of official integrity, and to restore the ascend
ency of those fundamental doctrines UPON the observance
OF which depends the pepeuIty OF our free institutions
The evidences OF complete triumph in the coming
paisn are significant and overw belming Through
out the length and breadth OF the land The democracy
present an undivided front, and exhibit spirit OF impa.
ience the opposition which only be satisfied
with the closing shouts oil victory.
Although il will be impossible for 10 participate in
the festivities OF the occasions You may be assured that
shall cordially and zeaousy cooperate in every laudabe
means the glorious end which il is designed TO
accomplish and hazard nothing in saying that the ef
forts OF the great democratic heart OF the State will be
fully sustained and supported by the extremites.
Thanking you, gentlemen, Tor your kind invitation,
remain, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
s. f. CHURCH.
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lE,Da In.u14ne. Company. Of uas.. s.w Yo..
Capital si7O,0Oo

IapltaI 9IlUy0OV
HIS company by arx
on public private buildings c county furniture
stocks ot goods and merchandise generally Also, marine
most favorable erms
It's system ofbaness equitable SAFE
The satisfaction 10 they ample
surplus Wnd, which, IN addition
invested IN the most careful manner enabling
most une3eeponable decentralization may
business this company
John E BlNMAN, President
IA. II. HAWLEY, Secretary,
CHARLES lie SLIDING. Agent,
1th street, opposite Odd felows' Hail.
June 29-3lawly
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may al The oppressed and down-odden nations OF the
Old World soon assemble around the council es OF their
own free institutions
Yours with respect,
r. H. WA1WoRTH
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JOHN APPLETON
From Hon. r. H. Wsirorth, EI- Chancellor of NJ
York

SAGE SacHrs More than forty years since, while
siding at Troy, had the honor to have my name en-
rolled among the sons OF ST Tsmmany, in the branch
wswam erected at that place and regret exceedingly
that s BOT IN my power to accept tie invitation to
semble with you and the Sagaulon and Saebems and
oker OF freedom around the councre al the great
wswam at the approaching anniversary OF our nation $
independence. Ibe baFpy union OF all true republicans
upon the platform of the constitution and upon correct
democratic principles is calculated 10 the sons OF
1ammany, and every other sound member OF the demo-
cratic family, Mt only 10 sustain tleir democratic plat
FORM completed in 1882 but also TO Ii trump
election OF the candidates whose preexsng and fre
quebty-expressed opinions that platform truly and on
estly mbodiee and represents.
May The constitutional union OF all the existing tribes
OF Tie United States be perpetual AMI may the number
OF our tribes be increased until all this land between the
western shore OF The Atlantic 10 the eastern shore OF the
Pacific, shall be embraced in one goi.ons union And
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From Hon. Dudisy Bwroeu.

ALBANY, June 2s, 1852.
GENTLEMEN: Your letter, inviting TO Join with the
Society Of Tammany, or Columbian Order in the cele-
braon OF the ensuing anniversary of the nalion's birth
day, was duly received, and regret sincerely that
not be with You TO participate personally in the enjoy
ment OF that testival-especally at a moment when
true patriotic sentiment aud feeling have eaced the ele
mens OF dsrusi and dscord recently existing, and so
much deplored by every true and faithful democratic re-
publican aud by none than BY the members OF your
society
fully concur with you that the time has arrived
when every individual claiming TO belong to the demo.
cratic party, and desiring, through its organization to
pefpetuate our institutions, uphold laws, preserve
our constitutions and transmit 10 those who shall come
after us the blessings OF pure, LIBERAL and Just admns-
traon, u called upon not only to obterae every vest
ige Of dlsafecon bat to devote his time hs energies
and the means within his power 10 bring both The STA
and national governments into the republican track.
There possibly may be found here and there indi
vidual who, IRON jealousy IN command or mistaken
notion Of bis sefimportance, will remain "anamed IN
his tent and waste bs energies by recrimnstons upon
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ESPECIAL BARGAINs.-we open 10 day
IL pieces MAID luusns M
l24 per yard, well worth ~
40 pieces IS& per the piece
loo pieces very beaehed eoons al lax GEMS
yard, the quality OF those had early in The
100 pieces ne and thin plaid muslns, all grades and styles
2Oo pieces muslaa,
We solicit call from pae desirne class white goods
~ pieces black aipacas, from common " extra fine
~ DO black boubasns, assorted qualities
10 do black berege, assorted
do black twisted silk al low prices
With all other mourning goods In addition many ma
articles arriving daily. = 80 -
Terms cash, uniess arranged he contrary.
Good auce low prices dealing relied ali
cuses. PERRY Il BROTHER,
June ~ Opposite Centre Market.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.The subscriber. take this method of
giving timely notice 10 their that their
viii be made the 18th Instant and presented
arst OF july al which time will be confidently
come iorwaid settle and await themselves the opportunity
which shall from that date by closing
summer goods HOOE, BROTHER. 4 co.
JuueQ lmf
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From Hon. Judge Greene c. Bronson.
NEU YnRK Inlu q 1Sh

GENTLEMEN: have received your invitation to unite
with the Tsmmany Society IN celebrating the coming an.
nversary OF American Independence The fact that the
Society and lis guests are 10 meet on the Baltimore
platform is among the many signs OF the times that
the democratic party again united those broad ma
onal grounds which gave il in former years. and
will insure It's triumph in the approaching campaign;
regret that it will not be in my power 10 attend The les
tiyal.
am, very respectfully, yours, ,,o,,,,,,
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GREAT BargsiDs fn Dry GoOds.-We have now on
hand the following decided baans drygoods
we are selling at prices thai fail
50 pieces handsome style bsrege, Mt 25
de lane L. I'd. is. andQ cen.s
lawns from To ceufa
80 do mourning lawns, from Ian 25
10 black
berege de laine IN pan colos fpr travel
ling dresses II
30 do India and fouiard silks, very cheap
10 do very fine French printed jaconeu
20 do figured shalIys, very handsome styles.
June 5-dmif AZ YERBY d MILLER.
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NOTICE In relation TO Bfls.-We hereby notify al
persons indebted TO that their being
of in detail, and will be presented this
MONTH Early attention to payment Is earnestly reqnesed
: CLAGErT, NEWTON, MAY, 4 co.
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MN - l5Ei1.sgT]E3
Baltimore and W.shingssn Raalrsad.

MN - - sqzs7RR
Baltimore and w.ahinsssn R.slrs@d.
PASSENGER run as follows
Leave Washington and 2, m, 12t, m, and e. m.
on sSsass. s ins ns s a. and o.
the second and fourth fron Baltimore omi,,ed.
Tickets and baggage rhaadcphs
or q r:safs. ss
% ess. 20 sa per quarter will Be
Ap 25-da Aren't
NOTICE no TssACHERs.-rhe trrs,ee. Of charons Han
ss,an teacher as vice principal TO take charge Of the classical de-
thoroughly educated gentleman, with experience teaching,
Applications OF capacity, &C., mus, be made be-
fore iay 2,a s Postage prepaid NED BROWNE Principal
The salafy $3.50 per ann tuition
generally amounts TO $500 more. June e-unJuiysa
For Norfolk. Old Point. and Ptney Point.
a ~N~n THE steamer osCEOLA leaves Washington for
r,he above places "wednesday and saturday a,o
,,m a. n. clock M m,ivins At Norfolk ns,, norning ~
Monday and Thursday O'Clock p. N.
Cone rvsr and he usual landings on Tho roonse '''
Passage and fre Norfolk IS; Old Point 81 Point
June 10 O3dif lanes MITCHELL
SsIDEHs CHEAP WINE STORE. w.iput
res Importation growers and prouce be
aS e on s e q Gss
BY Adams's Express"
ssss,,s: sssssss Sparkling ssss ssss%pss9s sssss as
Portsi Chcquot
Red wine, Dinet
Teneride, Peuuchot,
Lisbon, H.idsick,
Musca, hcrs,
Fronignan, Sparkling MoscIe
Maaga, Hockhep,
Clarsts Of all Sorts Rudeheim,
sauerne, MarcobIunn,
Burrandlcs, The largest stock in Phisdel phis.
Brande Of oil sorfs,
dark and pale in cs.k demlohn, boe~ with some eho.p
and and old. = - " -'
Scotch whiskey Monongaheia Bourbor I.m,c. ,
brandy, blackberry
ale, London porter and stout, In bbl- Of dosen
Horana Cigars,
Of direct importation, Of
wholesale OF by the quarter bor. ~ -
from the original package in which imported, 80
Hotels, Country 7pade,
and supplied wholesale
dozen, or package Of assorted sorts = - - y
oras hy p,s' or telegraph giving limit price, guaranteed
be satisfactorily hncd, OF the Roeds taken back.
familiar personal acquaintance all principal pro-
n"onT cnunnes ~ Europe, beet
there, ensble Offer good cheap
JACOB sNfDER, JR's,
Cheap Wine Store, No, 70 walnut st., Philadelphia
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ULACk GODDS.-Now in store
- ~ pieces black silk "Hemani,n twisted
various prices, good coIors aud quality
70 pieces black bcrege, assorted qualities and
20 pieces black bobans, Of the best grades, prices
40 pieces black assorted from
fine
30 pieces wide and narrow black English Grape
ID black silks, all very glossy
With all the minor articles line for mourning
Terms cash, unless arranged 10 the contrary.
Good articles low prce and fair dealing be relied all
PERRY BROTHER.
June lS-eoif Opposite Centre Msrket.
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| am, very respectfully. yours, ooo>,so>,
GREENE G. BRONSON.

From tas Hon 4aasa J Parker. Judge Of Saprsns Court
OF kao York..
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CARDWe respectfully
n respective accounts will he
3oh instant and earnestly that all will forward pre-
pared with the close their
h Of July possbe thereby saving much themselves
much trouble. aNsattt
June 26-eolmf YERBY MILLER.
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II IEREAFTER.We offer great inducements clauses Of
Ill linen goods.
loo pieces Irish linens from the finest kinds
40 table diapers and damasks all prices, II
styles, the patterns all Of which
90 pieces linen sbeetings of all the various widths
200 pieces and dozens and towelDgs pices
y +
100 dozen daInask napkins and dOyies.
In word, that article offer linen will
prove
Terms cash, unlcss arranged to the contrary.
Good articles, low prces and fair dealing may reed
cases. FERRY BROTHER,
June lS-eon Opposite Centre Market.
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NUK BliIs VIII be presented la a Few days, aud we
trust that shall have the pleasure seeing all friends
with the money or notes for their respective accounts within
days from The receipt thereof
June 2f-eol0df PERRY x BROTHER,
DDITIONAL SUPPLIES-We have this day opened the
II following desirable goods which will be sold very
v
~ pieces very fine and choice pattern French lawns
25 do medium priced lawns, good styles
20 do lawns, fast coors, for lax cents-worh 90
10 pink, blue, and white silk visettes essf
20 black lace points
20 pieces bodeed calcoes fine, good
Styles for ladies wrappers
With good and general assortment Of all kinda OF dry
VERIFY MILLER,
Penn avenue between 7lh and 9Th
desirable hou.e and lot for SALE situated 18th
near New York avenues and will over - prizes
now asked. Terms easy Apply as above
June l3-lmfed MAT. Intel. & Amer. Teegl aph.J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06
Central Africa.

The Journal des Ue6ats contains All ,n-
,e,e.,,og letter from the French ConsulGenerai
,es,den, at Tripoli. This letter Is resume Oh
,he researches and travels Of an Englshman
named Richardson, and two Pfussian Doctors,
named parth and Oreroeg, in Central Africa
They set out from TrIpoli IN April, 1850. After
various adventures and perIls the TWO Prusslans
arrived by different routes at KOuka. They mac
separated al London, each taking dihefeh'
reute from the other Richardson, whose cniei
object seems 10 have been the circulation oi
English Bibles died on the Journey, when WIN
IN SIX DAYS march OF Kouka One OF his ieilo"
travellers repaired to the place OF has dea'h' anu
recovered all his papers and effects lhere j.
brief description, social and POLITICAL Of me 'd'
mons little States, some Mussnlnan ana so''e
not through which each passed
Kouka is situated on the vast iaAe of manu-
,ea called Tcbad, which is as near as possible 70
the center Of Africa. The branch OF intelligence
.onveved in this communication Of most interest
:. the fact which the travellers learned, that
steamers had penetrated the rlver Niger, and
carried merchandise far up the country. They
did no, ascertain to what country those vessels
belonged, but supposed them 10 be Brazilian
from the fact that they had traficked IN slaves.
The French Consul expresses great surprise at
their being able to escape the cruisers on the
coast. The fact of these vessels having made
their way into the great African desert IS one OF
the great marvel of the times.
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OHIO.
Capital University-PublicS schools. Nc
of the s.--Yors Tribune.


Correspondence Of the Se--York Tribune.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec. 10, 1851.
The examination and commencement
exercises Of Capital uniyersity came off last week
here. This Institution has been In existence In its
present form, less than two years, and S halls are
now crowded. II Is under the care OF one OF the
branches Of the Lutheran Church, and possesses a
corps Of accomplished and energetic professors.
Rev. VIM. N. Reynolds, formerly Of Canon sourgh,
Pa. is President The school is kept IN rented build
ngs, but the trustees own four acres Of land 10 the
suburbs Of the city, on which they intend 70 erect
buildings next season. This is not OF the
thousand and one paper universities thai are spread
all over the land, but Is thriving school
This week we have had the semi annual exami-
nation OF the scholars in public schools WHICH,
after all, are the peoples colleges" we nave
Infant, Primary, secohcATy, Grammar and hign
scsools, all taught by good efhcien. teachers, Ten
and q half 10 eleven months IN the year, Tree 70
every child In the city. III which Is taught every
thing from A. B, 6, to the higher mathematics, win
as much thoroeg nLess As In any school ~ me ians,
and If wished, almost any Of the languages dead on
living, NAV be STUDIED think 4 any OF the enemies
of Tree schools IA sOlT city, or elsewhere hsd oeeh
present at the eXaInlT alton, and had NOT been con
yeI,ed from his ignorance, would deem bim ~
eet1er hopeless. Tue examination m ths yaIlouss
branches, the decamatiofS an1 addresses. BON o.
toys ard glrs, were c!eota5le and would have o<ea
60 10 any school n the lale. We feel no necessary
for 3At " h2Ler SCHOOLS thtn our pIoN- r-"'D.-x
They he'd some enemies when the system "ashn
adopted here, bu, tatiT number grows tmaii .!
degrees and beautifully less" -
We have nov In succcss'ul operation one OF vac
hest medical schools. (Sterlpg Medical C0legeJ1
the West. IL has just taken possession oi as
college building. which for beauty convenience ~.
durability, cannot be surpassed IN the United ,v
say this In 40 vain Split Of bOasung. bat sinps
because il Is true Il has already cost about W.
CO. and IL not complete yet. The classes DO" pas,.
Der about $50, and The prospects o. shf sShool s'
very nstieTipg sei""'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-28
PLETHORA OF THE TREASURY.

The National Treasury is full to overtiowlng.
Advantage seems to be taken Of the circum-
stance to set on foot every scheme of plumber
that the invention Of harpies can suggest.
We have already, more than once, called at
tention TO one giant swindle. We have intima-
tons of their being others of a scarcely less
formidable character. Eggs Of all sorts are
undergoing the incubating process at the Capt.
toll. Just which will hatch, and which will not,
it is impossible to tell. We do hope for the
credit of the party to which they have be-
longed, as well as for their own credit that the
Wings OF all sorts and grades, will keep aloof
from the various schemes Of plumber which
have been and will be set on foot at Washing
ton this winter The temptation is always
great at the heel of an expiring administration,
or an expiring Congress, for those who go out
to grab what they can, and run. 1t is greater
now than usual, for the overlooking Golfers of
Uncle Sam seem to solicit depletion and TO In
vte robbery. Wepresume that our legislators
and our officials are no worse than the average
of mankind. But Washington is Sodom of
place, and the influence of temptation we fear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-28
NORTH CAROLINA SENATOR.

The North Carolina Legislature has ad-
journed without making choice of a Senator TO
succeed Mr. Mangum. The last action of the
Loco Focos was to nominate Clingman. Bat
the party did not ratify the selection. Cling
man has been desperately aiming at this place
since 1850. He left the Wings at that time
and tried his hand at Dsunion That scheme
failed, and he dropped into the support of the
Compromise. He has since been coquettng
with the Democracy, and finally procured the
nomination of Senator. But he has mt got the
place, and We trust he never will get it,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-28

black race Already that race has obtained .
large predominance in all the West India
Islands. What has been thus begun will go
On So far as human vision can discern, that
race will gradually gain upon the whites until
II shall obtain entire and exclusive possession
Of al the islands of the Caribbean Sea. Our
southern country is more likely, we apprehend,
TO slough of upon those islands, at some dis
tant day, portion Of their superabundant
black population, or to join hands with them in
forming league of black States, than that
We are hereafter to take that chain Of islands,
Of sny one Of them, to our bosom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-28
CUBA-ANNEXATION.

Every brainlcss chatterbox in the country con.
siders himself fully qualiiied to determine the
question OF Cubaa Annexation. The Press and
the Magazines sing of a-Cuba-Cuba-
perpetualiy. And the strain is everywhere the
same. Cuba IS to be annexed to the United
States. The wiseacres do not pretend to say
just what day or whatmOnth it will happen, but
that 1t 'elH be annexed is reckonod to be a dead
certainty. II is everywhere taken for granted
that Cuba IS coming. Mr.. Allen, OF Ohio, when
nc was IN the Senate, used to roar periodically
on foreign affairs, and on those occasions he al.
ways predicted two things. One was. that we
were on the eve Of a tremendous fight with
England, just to see which would whip, and the
other, that we were going to annex Cuba no!ens
rotens, His argument for annexation was nov.
81, but conclusive. 1t was that the Gulf of
Mexico was the mouth Of the United States !;
that the Island of Cuba was tongue living in
that mouth; and that every mouth had right
TO its own tongue.
Mr.. Mason, OF Virginia, in his late speech in
the Senate On this subject, though the drift
and object Of it was blow at flibustierism.
sings the same tune Of ultimate annexation.
"To be sure" says the Senator, ave cannot
have Cuba mosc." Oh no, for il belongs 20
Spain, and Spain don't want to part with it
just yet, but whenever she does it will newt.
ably become ours-of course it will. So. Gen.
tlemen fibustiers, just make yourselves easy.
ard don't hurry what is so inevitable. Don't
shake the tree while the fruit is green. 1t:
thus that even Southern men, who foresee all
the embarrassments and miscAevious conse-
quences Of Cuban annexation, who now resist
1t even, and who cannot for the life of them
give any sensible view of the tout ensemble of
Cuban annexation, that would not alright the
slavery interest of the country to the utmost
degree, feel impelled by what seems to be the
popular sentiment Of the country in its favor
to echo, after fashion, the parrot CRY ofwhich
We speak. The Charleston Mercury is about
the only bold spoken organ Of Southern inter-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-28
~ A friend informs Us that the Atbarva

Veda exists only in manuscripts end that the Edition in
preparation by Prof Roth and Mr. Whitney will be ts
first appearance in print The large collections of Ia.
dian manuscripts in the great Libraries Of Berlin and
the British Museum be examined and III. variou,
copies of the Arharva to be collected before the work
goes press. considerable number of ancen; indian
MSS have been sent to the Library OF Harvard College
within the last few years. by Mr.. Fitzedward Hall
graduate Of thst University of the class OF 1876 who
le Immediately after graduation for India, for the pur
pose Of studying the ancient languages of that country
Mr. Hall is now Professor we think, in The COLLEGE at
Bombay. Whether the Atharva veds ia among the
MSS. which he has sent home, we are unable 70 saw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-28

The BUGBEAR OF FEDERALIss.-It appears
that Levi Woodbury. free from the stain of
Federalism, II we can take the following letter TO be
correct, which appeared in TIE Madison Cwis) Dem.
orrat, from one OF the Judges nephews:
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Thursday Dec is Is52
NEssRs. BRowS & CARPENTER: Gents-In vour Loaf
weeks weekly you state that Caleb Cushing ike Buch.
anan, Cas- and Woodbury. brought up In the school
Of Federalism.
wish to correct the above relative to Woodbury..
DE wac son OF Hon p. Woodbury. OF Francestown
New Hampshire, held many important Offices in thar
State elected by Jefferson Denocrsts and was never
known TO deny The Democratic creed His Eve sons
Hon. Levi among the number were ever and are now
generally reputed to be Democrats. By correcting the
above statement IN your paper you will obge
Your Trend, w. r WoopptyRY