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A CARD no THE PUBLIC.

A PIANO FORTE ASSOCIATION has been formed.
IA which guarantees to each subscriber superior new
sevenoctave Piano. worth four hundred dollars upon the
payment of three hundred dollars in monthly instruments
Of from five to ten dollars Persons Of becoming
subscribers will please call at the Stationery store Of
William Bayy on Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th
articles Of agreement" and all necessary information
relating thereto. X. N. STRATTON,
j. B. WOODRUFF,
sep 9-eou Managers.
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CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY q co.

MI 0ST respectfully announce TO their customers and
wi the public that they daily receiving their Fall
supplies In rich fancy goods. They win open this day
(Monday) large assortment in ladies' DRESS GOODS
Guiding the richest styles both In coors and designs
they have had the pleasure Of before Offering We
invite early examination from the ladies; they will
find much richer goods now than at later period Of the
season, and quito cheap. sep 8-d1w
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IMPROVED PROPERTY

y at AuctfOn.-On Tuesday, the 10th instant,
at o'clock immediately after the sale Of property
by L. s. Wright, will offer at auction that valuable
property the of First and Frederick streets
fronting fifty feet each way, improved with good two
story brick DWELLING containing six rooms with
cellent dry cellar. There is also . back building
At the time lot the Of First Poto-
mac streets fronting First street thirtytwo feet and
running back eighty feet
Terms: For the improved property one-thrd cash-the
balance In one and two years.
For the lot, hundred dollars in cash-the residue
in six, nine, and twelve months bearing Interest," the
payments to be secured by endorsements and deed
trust on the property. II. N. WADSWORTH.
sep 12-tsJ BARNARD BUCKLEY, Auctioneers.
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LOOK HERE

E0 PIECES Atwood Flannels nearly yard wde Csc
w Brown Cottons as low as cents yardl
Beautiful Fall Cacoes, from cents up.
New Cashmeres and Mousselanes, pretty and cheap
Ticking low cents
loo pieces beached Cotton from cents up very cheap
Persons buying 10 sell again win here find excellent
assortment Of Hosiery, Gloves, Pins Tapes, &C. &C.
Baltimore prices Also, assortment OF Extracts, Co
lognes Soap, Brushes Combs and Fancy articles about
rs per cent less than regular prices few Fall style
Bonnets just received. r. b. BROWN,
sep Ctr Pa ay. opposite Browns Hotel
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OPENED, THIS DAY, AT MRS E. MoFFErTi

TN Street, 0Pp0sfte Odd-FeILosos Hall,
A NASSORTMENT of rich Fall styles of Ribbon, vary
IA ing in price from 12 to rs cents per yard and to
which the attention of the Indies is respectfully solicited
Aso rich Belt Ribbons, Flowers and various other Mil
inery goods Also lot Of weselected Straw and other
Bonnets The ladies will also find few beautiful pat
terms Of Gold Cuff Pins, imitation do with general
sortment of ladies' toilet and other articles
The attention of gentlemen is requested to fresh
lection of Silk Cravas and Pocket Handkerchef, all of
which will be sold Cash sen 12-tr
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH AND MAIL.

EAsrroRr, (Me.) September live learn
that a very extensive and disasterous fire has
been raging for the last fortnight in the woods,
ninety miles south and west of Lubec. The
Cutter Wildain Co. have lost $3.50, 900 worth of
timber. Four thousand acres of timber belong
ing to John Boulch, at Prescott, have been de-
stroyed, the loss exceeding $14, 900. In Perry
q large number of persons have lost all their
timber, crops, sc. Admiral OVENS property
on Cawbelfs Island is likely to be entirely de-
stroyed. The fire is raging at both ends of the
smoke, making navigation on the coast exceed
ingly dangerous. Several vessels have already
gone ashore in consequence.
SYRACUSE, September l2--The Democratic
Convention has re-adopted the resolutions OF
last year. The Wing Convention has unani-
mously nominated Samuel A. Foote, for Judge
of the Court of Appeals; James C. Forsyth, for
Secretary of State; George A. Patterson, for
Comptroller; and JAS. NJ Cook, for Treasurer.
NEW ORLEANS, September 1O-Auguste Mat
tette, custom-house appraiser, has been COM
mitted for the charge Of receiving brides.
r. Chamberlin, President of Oakland College,
Missy was murdered by G. A. Briscoe, a stu
dent, who committed suicide Immediately after
wards. se
The brig Orizaba, of Bath, Maine, bound from
Navy bay to Honduras, was drifting at the
mouth Of the Mississippi. The captain, mate,
and two Of the crew were dead, and all the
other hands sick with Chagres fever. The YES
sci was brought up to the city and the survivors
placed in the Marine Hospital.
CINCINNATI, Sept 1.-THE weather CONT
nues very hot and dry, and the river is very
low and still falling. There is much suffering
in the country for want of rain. The thermo-
meter to-day is 95 in the shade and 100 in the
sun.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. Christopher Adams
has declined accepting the collectorship of this
port
Adyices from Havana to the 9Th state that
the Captain General has released Kelley and
Haynes, members of the late expedition.
PITTsBuRa, Sept. 12.-Col Bigler, the Dem
ocratic candidate for Governor, arrived here
last night. Col. Black made speech at his
reception, and procession was formed Bigler
speaks tonight.
The cars Of the Ohio & Pennsylvania Railroad
were thrown off the track to-day. A child was
killed, and several persons injured, two Of
whom are not expected to live.
NEW York, September IL, 8 p. m.-The
steamer Winfield Scott arrived to-day from New
Orleans. She touched at Key West and took on
board Philip Van Vechten, one of the released
Cuban prisoners. He intends giving full ac-
count of the expedition. The Winfield Scott
brings 100000 in specie.
New ORLEANS, September 12.-The passage
of Kelley and Haynes, the released Cuban Lib
orators, was paid to New Orleans. Concha told
them that he had intended to liberate all of
them, but the New Orleans riot had changed
his determination. The government had stop
ped the Faro Industrial newspaper, edited by
Frazier, an American, without assigning any
cause.
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a earn

fINHE UNDERSIGNED having returned to Washington,
offers his services in giving instruction In Music He
hopes that his friends and the public generally will
tend to him the encouragement they 50 kindly be-
slowed on him heretofore a9t
Orders may be left at Fschers Music Store adjoining
the Irving Hotel JOSEPH @. FOERTSCH,
sep 2-eo3w* Organist to st. Johns Church
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BERBEs NEW YORK HATS /

r. STEVENS Halter, has usual hats from the
establishment Of Bcebe Co.. New York city, OF
- the Fall model for 1851.
ss,ss room at tho Atheneum, opposite Adelph Theatre
SOP l8-3t
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AUCTION SALES.
By DYER 4 McGUIRE. Auctioneeru

GELECTED STOCK OF BOOTS AND
- SHOES at AuctiOn.-0n Monday morning,
September l5th at 10 O'clock shall sell at the
Of T. Drury Pennsylyania avenue between 10th and
10th Streets entire stock Of Boots Shoes selected
with great expressly for the retail trade. Among
which are .-f II Il Mt5te6 tstt
aentemen's, youths, and boys fine and Boots,
Shoes, and Brogans of all descriptions
Ladies' and misses Kid, Morocco, and Lasting Slippers,
together with fine assortment Of CATERS Of various
coors and fabric. Also
$50 Shoe Boxes made to order
Lounges, Screens Window Shades, Stoves
Looking Glasses, Show Case
Hanging Lamp, and other store fixtures
All Of which will be sold without reserve; and the at
tenton Of the trade is respectfully solicited
Terms: All sums of and under SIS cash over $25 and
under $50 two and four months $50 two four and
six months credit for notes satisfactorily endorsed bear
ing interest. DYER 4 MCGUIRE,
sep 13-1t 4En h Aucuoneers.
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"A CARD.
rNHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs the citizens
IL Of Washington that he has opened a JOB PRINTING
OFFICE Of and 8th streets where he
to execute every description of job Printing! and he
hopes to be able to give satisfaction those who may
favor him with their orders.
Cards. Handbills Notices, Insurance Policies, Bank
Checks, Labels, Pamphlets, &C. &c, printed at short
notice. JONATHAN HARDWOOD.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10, 1851.
as Any odsrs left at the Office Of the american Tele
graph will be promptly attended TO. sep l3--tf
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The communication Of Ladez would appear il
he had sent us his name.
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SS- mr. T. W. cARH, newspaper agent Is the only au-
horsed agent for this paper in Philadelphia and duly
empowered TO take Advertisements and subscriptions at
the rates required BY His receipts will be regarded
as payments. Once at the northwest corner Of Third
and Walnut streets
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ODD-FELLOWS' HALLlI

INHE CELEBRATED CARNCHOSS FAMILY respect
fully series Of their inimitsblo Concerts
1t the above Hall, commencing ON Monday evening,
September 18th consisting Songs, Duetts Tros Quar-.
tettes, Italian Opera Scenas New and Popular Dances
Comic Singing, Yankee Burlesques, Sayings DO, &C.
making altogether bill Of great variety and excellence
Tickets rs cents. A change Of programme nightly.
Doors open ut 714, Concert commences At o'clock
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STANDARD FASHION FOR GENTLEMENs
HATS. FALL. 1851

~ STEVENS, Halter, wishes TO call the attention
Of the hatwearing public to the beautiful hat in.
troduced by him for the Autumn fashion, believing
u to far exceed any hat yet introduced both in quality
and model His friends and customers invited 70
call on him at the Athen@um, opposite Adelph Theatre
13-6teod
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A 0DDfELLOwS' HALL, MONDAY EVENING.
n September Sth, and EVERY EVENING during
the week. WEsr PEEYs celebrated operate Troupe
the ORIGINAL CAMPBkLL MINsTkKLs--hsse the
Hail. Tth street, where they win give series OF their
INIMITABLE ENTERTAINMENTS az above.
In connection with the above, :. GREAT WESTERN
Of Barnums Museum, will appear In Of his original
YANKEE STORIES.
Doors open at IA Concert to commences at 81.
san Oft DIR " A I0NE2 ga.k
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JAS. F. HARVEY, Undertafer,


CT WOULD respectfully return his thanks
to his feow-ctzcns, and those of the sur
rounding country for their past patronage and would in
form them that he is fully prepared fill all orders for
Funerals at the shortest notice He would respectfully
that he has taken considerable pains to provide him
self with all manner Of oonvenienoes for Undertaken
His mode Of preserrng bodies the soores soeater has
never failed TO give the utmost satisfaction.
A5- He keeps constantly hand q large supply OF
ready-made C0FFINS, Of all sizes.
June 2-MW&S-y marlboro Gasette-lvl
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MARRIED,

At Westwood in the vicinity of Nashville, Tennessee
the evening Of the Sd instant, by the Rev DIR. EDGAR
DIR. THOMAS X. JENNINGS TO Miss MARY COURTNEY,
eldest daughter of Col. M. COURTNEY.
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A FRESH SUPPLY
CIGARS. TOBACCO Ann GNUTF

VIE UNDERSIGNED has hand and Is daily re-
i ceivng from the largest manufacturing and import
Ing houses in the country full and complete assortment
of the above articles Paying due Difference to the taste
and Judgment Of his friends and the public generally he
has received fine and select stock of Fancy articles
Perfumery, &C.. such PorteMonnaies, Canes Cigar
Cases and Lighters steel Watch Guards and also great
variety OF Pipes, with fine assortment Of Turkish
call, believing his stock will compare with any ever
offered in this city. JAMES Il. POWER,
sep e-TuTh&S3tl @ st., Bank of Washington
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REPUBLICAN, HOUSE FOR SALE.

s.t That desirable property on street north, near
10th street tree IN the 2, Mr. wSrhng
running back lS7 feet l01a inches to paved alley, 80
feet wde
built In the best is admirably adapted either for
store, tavern, boarding house, private residence
having commodous stable and other outbuildings.
tagged Gaspipes have also been introduced into the
principal apartments.
To = satisfactory purchaser the terms will be made
easy. Apply to John Foy, Capitol HILL or to G. B.
Cluskey, at his office on Pennsylvania avenue between
18th and 18th streets west. sep 12-3t
V,EABURY TOOTH-WAsH-Ani immediate
Il Of toothache and purifier OF the breath. Fifty
cents per bottle, including box Of toothpowder.
For sale by J. +. CALLAN,
sep 11-tr Corner 7th and streets.
browns ESSENCE OF JAMAICA
ID Ginger-Fifty cents per bottle; o.,,N
sep 11-tr Corner of Il and It'll streets.
LANNON'S DYsPEPTIC BITTERs.-A
~ supply of these valuable Bitters to-day received
sep s lit RI '''''' e' corner and It'll SITS.
MOSQUITO NETT!
lust RECEIVED 10 pieces Mosquito Net, for sale
- cheap Also, new stock Of Fall Bonnet Ribbon.
Also, some very pretty Silk Ribbon Fringe for trim
ming dresses, with thousand other articles all very
cheap. I. B. BROWN,
sep 11-3t Pa av, opposite Browns Hotel.
SUPERIOR OLD WINES, LIQUORS, &c.
II NAME IN PART, wines-Heidseick 4 Co.'s Cham
i payne, Claret Hook, o. L. P. Madeira Sherry, Lon
don Dock Port Hunt Co.'s Port Lston, Ccily, Malaga
&C., &c.
Brandies--old London Dock otard, Dupuy & Co.,
Pinet, Castillon Co., A. Seignette, &c
Whisky-Irish, Scotch, Monongahela, and Old Rye.
Also, Stoughton's Bitters, Swiss, Absnth, &C., &C.
Fresh Peaches received every morning.
JAS. T. LLOYD,
sep 11-tr Pa. av, doors east Of 18th st.
NEW DRUG STORE
Southwest corner Of Third Street and Massachu-
sets avenue, Washington, ID. c.
rJNHE SUBSCRIBER bcgs leave TO inform the public
i that he has fitted up new DRUG AND AP0THE
CARY STORE at the above place, where he will furnish
all goods in his line cheap any store Of the kind and
every article equal to representation SALE
Also, pure White Lead, Window Glass, Mixed Paints,
Dye Stu Japan Copal varnish, Black varnish, Putty
hnsced Oil, Washing Soda, saleratus Pearash, and Pot
ash
Perfumery and fancy articles. Also, superior double
distilled Alcohol Burning Fluid, Camphine, &C. &C. &c
Farmers and country merchants, and physicians,
respectfully invited to call.
JOHN WILEY,
Druggist and Apothecary.
Also young Man wanted. sep e-1ws
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The city of Boston alone, says the Raleigh
Register, is worth the whole State of North Car
DINA. By assessment, the property Of that city
is ascertained to be $l67, 100000. That of
| North Carolina cannot exceed $40, 900, 600.
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MOSQUITOES.-The best article for allayng the
l bite of Mosquitoes is pure Bay Rum, such for
sale at PARKER'S Comb, Fancy and Perfumery Store,
under the National Hotel. sep 12-3t
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In entering upon the above arrangement the subscri
Der deems proper and Is happy to have In his power
to offer to his friends and the public generally his
thanks for their liberal support and patronage during
time he has been in business and bespeaks for the
nrm continuation Of past favors assuring that the
arrangement has been made under the most naterine
circumstances the facilities Of the new firm win be the
best for doing larger and extended business on
the best and most advantageous principles buyers
4a- Persons having unsettled accounts with me will
have the kindness to close at as early day as
BILE either with the cash notes at short dates they
VIII see the necessity Of my winding up the old business
au l9-d1mif a. w VERY
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NOTICE

DRAWINGS OF Machinery, Buildings, &c, executed
il = In the best style. Address LEM. ID. WILLIAMS,
Draughtsman and Deneator, Washington, post paid or
apply at the Office of J. j. Greenough opposite United
States Patent ONCE sep 8-M&Ss
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NEW DRY GOODS.

MAGRUDER CALVERT, Pennsylvania avenue,
WI between 9Th and 9th streets, just received
fresh supply Of seasonabe DRY GOODS which they will
sortment complete auA-tf
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$50 REWARD.

ID AN AWAY, on the 4th instant, MARIA, belonging
III to Cath. Corksy, Charles county, Maryland aged
~ years She is Of ordinary size sprighty, handsome
and dark color It Is supposed she is in Washineton
The above reward win be given il returned TO the
subscriber, or secured in Jail. GEO. H. WATERS
au 23-S&W2ws11 Aauasco Prince C,eorca - Ma
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SATURDAY AFTERNOON. SEPT. IS.

SUN rises . SA.4 om, SUN sets On. Ism.
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NOTICE OF COPARTNERsHIP.

fINHE SUBSCRIBER has associated with him in the
i Dry Goods business Il. p MILLER, of Jefferson
county, Virginia; the copartnershp to take effect from
the 18th inst The business for the future will be con-
Quoted under the firm Of YERBT MILLER.
n w yEPpy
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-17
LOCAL MATTERS.

ST. fATRIcK's Communications Of the most imposing
and Interesting ceremonies witnessed in NewOreans
took place Yesterday in St Patrick Cathedral the occasion
oeing the installation Of Bishop Blanc, Archbishop of The
see OF New Orleans The Church filled to Its
capacity about four thousand being present. and
were unable to obtain seats standing room
Inc Altar was decorated in the tasty and beautiful
manner Bishop Cnadnce of Natchez. Bishop PORTER of
ooe' Bishop Odn of Galveston, Father Mathew, Father
Mullen. and forty Priests were present.
Aier the celebration Of High Mass, Bishop PORTER. who
ocated In u Pontifcias invested Bishop Blanc with the
Pallum." Bishop Chaunce then delivered highly inter.
estng DISCOURSE In which he gave history of the Pal
num-. he stated that it sign of communion between
the Archbishop and the Holy See of Rome He then briefly
reviewed the state Of the Catholic religion throughout the
world and stated that in all countries it was in oushing
condition. In France the Catholics enjoy more liberty than
under the Monarchy, being allowed every privilege in regard
to schools etc In Spain the difficulties which isted some
time since. had all been amcably adjusted Bshop c. stated
that in England the very throne of there
not village in which spire bearing the emblem of Catho
cism could not be and in the United States where
twenty-five ago there only Bishops there
were now nearly thirty.
Not the least interesting portion of the ceremonies was the
performance Of Mozars celebrated Twelfth Mass by the
Choir, AT the conclusion collection taken up for the
purpose of derayng the expenses incurred preparing the
Church for the occasion, and handsome
allied.
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companied by sickness or disgrace. English liter
allure presents several remarkable proofs Of this.
Walter Raleighs letter to his wife, is one Of the
most pathetic pieces Of writing in the language.
Richard Langhornes poem, 1t is told me must
die, will make his fate and mind live through all
ages. Ut will be found on the first page) We
close this article with the words OF Postal, and ex-
press the hope that we shall have the pleasure Of
hearing them sung by Miss Lind.
ESTAL.
Yes it comes at last and from troubled dream awakng.
Death will be past. and Brighter worlds around me
brsakings
E]ark l hear sweet voices say to me,
Soon thou wilt be free, child Of misery,
Lifs and endless Joys in Heaven are waiting thee!
Spirit spread thy wings and dee.
YES twill soon be Ger with all its pangs, with aits
Hope shall fade no more for endless day begins morrow
Proud oppTsssor! vain your utmost tyranny,
Come and thou shalt see can smile on thee;
Mine will be the triumph, mine the victory;
Death but sets the captive free.
Yes. last. and from troubled dream awakng,
Death will be past and brighter worlds around me
breaking.
Belletti deservedly grows into favor. His voice
is baritone of much purity, beauty and power
though the compass is not as extended as it might
be- it is sufficient for practical purposes. His style
is chaste, without exaggerations or vulgarities.
The rich italian tones of his voice, fall upon the
ear with equality and melody his brilliant pas
sages executed with precision and distinctness,
and we look in vain for any evidences of false
taste-no bemish ever offends the critical judg-
ment. He has fine histrionic powers, and is by
far the finest baritone we ever heard. Benedict
has scarcely afforded us any opportunity, yet, Of
Judging Of his execution the piano. His ac-
compartments certainly exquisite the tones OF
the instrument support, and only support the voice
of the singer; we have never heard a more deli
cate touch.