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HARD Hr-The National Iniellgencer in passing
euogy upon the manner IN which a1r, Fillmore has
been administering the affairs Of the nation, INDUCED in
the following remarkable alluslon:
His able and patriotic management Of public affairs
will Of the brightest leaves IN he admins
,fative history The ship o STATE
" a,adg the breakers the storm cloud,
collected by the e sp OF fanaticlsm aud seotonatsm,
hung darby and porentouy the desne o. the conn
Try when by sraad,rary p,satron Of Prop,dencs, he
called to pilot her"
This, says the Cincinnati Enquirer, is remarkable. II
is truthful acknowledgment which few wing lonrnais
have had the courage to make and which democraiic
journal Gould make without calling down the censure OF
the opponent party Gen Taylor, much said had
charge OF the ship OF State and had her among e
breakers" by extraordinary visitation OF Provi-
dence" Gen. Taylor relieved of the helm, and Mr..
Fillmore was called TO pilo, her. aud Just in time TO
save her from being wrecked THIS is literal render
ing of the sentence, and undoubtedly the genuine
ing Of II.
II is true that the administration OF Gen TAYLOR
not only failure, but il the most mischievous and
weak one since the organization OF the government.
What il would have become had Providence not to
the relief OF the nation, to II from the miscnies
into which the wing party had involved it, we only
coaiecture; but that this extraordinary vaf,on OF
Pyopidenes overruing the counsels OF the wings,
suited in saving the nation from grave dangers, and
probably anarchy, not permitted TO doubt
Twice have these extraordinary visiatons OF Provl.
dcnce been exercised the country from the evils
projected by the wing tr'umphs. Gazette.
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Circular and other Odacsrs
o the Customs.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
September 10, 1851.

SeptembcT 10, 1851.
t e1pcdent security the public
imposons modify ons Nos
under date OF the 2 February 1885,
regard goods wares growth pr0duc
lion articles Of for
which the import dne" shall have been paid
same, istlmus OF Panama.
following and regulations prescribed, and strict
conformity enoned upon collectors and partie: inter
any goods merchandise Of the descrp
mentioned Intended 10 transported from any port
Pacific
any port United BE- conveyed
carried either the shmu of Tehusntepec the lhmus OF
Panama, Juan de Nicaragun wit:
Distinctly does sutho
ze either drawback goods under bond 20 be transport
indicated, become entitled the pv
Icges OF the drawback and warebousing
Seeon Parties wishing ship goods transportation By the
vessel al the port OF pmen give at least noucs
writing said their intention 70 make the ship
describing The goods and their place places depoe
Of the
examine supernend the boxing packing casing the
which corded lead seal
officer the boxes bales
packages being opened The expense Of cordna and sealing
collector describing the Goods and the marks p'seed
upon the packages, boxes, &c,
Third Tpcaie describing the contents Of The bales
duly certified inspector be
the collector manies'ns the same eastward In pur
Of the Yh February
be by the coectorone to
manifest handed the shipper another retained
day the NANTES. outward is nads addressed 10
the United which the goods be destined
United starcs production
aforesaid collector win direct due
and made BY United sstes
such officers the and where there such
officers then by officer Of the revenue customs
whether the cords and been and
packages with those described
n he invoice required by Instructions.
should satisfied
described in certified
waded HIM by The collector the port Of shipment he may grant
delivery the soeds the parties entitled receive
The but satisfied this point he will exact the
THOMAS ooRwN,
Octl-lt Secretary Of the Treasury.
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The first election in Virginia will take place the 23d
Of October when members OF Congress and Of the State
legislature TO be elected, and vote to be taken
for and against the constitution AT this election,
voters under the new constitution are entitled TO
vote for and against its adoption, bu, not for men,
sers Of Congress and the legislature The second
election, IL the constitution be adopted, will take
place on the sth OF December next, when gov
ernor, lieutenant governor, attorney general and
senators and members Of the house Of delegates, will
be voted for-ihe seats Of the members OF the legislature
elected October being vacated by the adoption Of the
new constitution. At this election every white male
citizen Of the Commonwealth. Of the age OF twenty
years. who has been resident Of the State for years.
is entitled 10 vote.
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!, ,..isispee 10 the exsc,ion oil tilhes And YET the
To;on virtually tells the shareholders. Elect democratic
President and you shall have Cuba for confederate
"a = market, OF Canada for a hunting ground Elect
agIas President, and YOU shall be enabled 10 recover
sonT slaves who have fled 10 Canada during the last
thirty years ,..s.
..s.,on being .'senieo the compromises OF 1880
S,aing .Gaai adjustment !" This day the northern
0myoces OF Mexico are undergoing the revolutionary
,rsss preparatory 10 demand Tor Their annexation to
H. slayehoding power OF the Union This day slavery
md counterfeit democracy plotting and mastering their
ces lor the subveTson OF Spanish power Ia Cuba, with
Jsct view TO that islands addition the slavehoding
nower in the Union and ITS government This day the
fay.ry propaganda is studying new exacons TO be i'm
sd on it's northern allies through the resolves Of the
syt Baltimore convention. This day democratic asp
n,, 10 the presidency bidding higher and higher
against each other Tor The decisive support OF that popa
eating slayeys progtess were 10 submit and again
se their voices, The slave power would increase lis
demands until il would compel even those now preaching
admission and hnall.y to resist them The only pracli
Ssi question: therefore. is, "Shall hold what little
ground we have and make battle upon il! Or shall
mai give all up, and afterwards contend with forces
weak ened and depressed against conquering, confident
adversary /" What say you
TN, Ysyv Latsa from Europs-By Telegraph from LONDON
10 Liverpool. -Vuy Lattresti"g Intelligence
LONDON, Sept IL, 1851.
TREArY wru SPAIN RELATIVE TO CunA-FREScH STEAMER
have beea received from SPAIN amounting. Il is said
treaty with England Tor the Of the colony of
Cuba from American invaders.
The Minister OF Foreign Affairs and the Spanish and
English ambassadors had meeting on Monday evening.
France and England decided preventing rapture
between Spain and the United States and prese ryng
for the her valuable colony but with the introduce
lion indispensable reforms in the general govern
menl o! Cuba.
French steamer was to leave Havre on Tuesday for
Washington, with dispatches from the French
and the American Minister
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THE exhibition that visited
this country will be held CARUsps SALOON ON Wednes
day. THURSDAY Fday and sstudnythe Gath, 25tb, 26t and
27th--iour nights .
The acknowledge hes, Panorama !, Alexander
with the beautiful OF the
LORDS Lasts Supper and the Hes direction
The sublime painting, intended to illustrate the
great work-THE CREATION OF TIE WokLD.as described
In the Of VIEW OF THE GARDEN
sublime and beautiful scenery, correctly taken
AWFUL DESTRUCTION or IHE
WORLD THE GREAT DELUGE!
Admission single ticket SO cents neseu admitting gentleman
ladies 81 children 70 cents
Door ~ O'Clock Panorama viii commence moving al
Sent
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We have already referred to the nominations made by
the late democratic State convention Of Michigan We
now give in another column the resolutions adopted BY
that body. II will be that they are Of the mos
patriotic and national character They plant the democ
racy Of Michigan firmly upon the ground Of faithful
and cordial execution and maintenance Of all the conpo
mise measures and recommend Gen. Lewis Cass as the
choice Of the democracy Of the State for the presi
dency.
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REDUCTION OF FARE BETWEEN BALTIMORE AND WASH
RGroN.-The people OF Washington through the columns
OF The Telegraph, are discussing the question Of reduc
of fare between this city aud Washington The fare
is much, and should, by all means, be reduced Such
The country upon the Washington branch of the Ba
more and Ohio railroad This high price is ruinous tax
upon Baltimore enterprise and industry, and shall, TO
the best OF ability aid friends Of the Telegraph IN
bringing about reduc,ion.--Bait. Argus.
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Great enerprisingThis
Cuadaoupe rivers popuious wealthy, and desirable
all
vansRcs mste,, navigation sell, c,mse-eqns any
county, lying cont Gulf Of Mex
city Galveston, New
Orleans by seamcf and convenient many Of Interior
shall Texas in November which time
wishing In such property viii have
pyrluny visiting with myself both the
and be- made accommodating
Any wishing 10 Join
planting o these for Eve
years with csptaisay and
mn accommodated
relative 70 the above addressed 10
Aliens Fresh, Charles county, Maryland, viii NEE, with
prompt attention. J, A, shElRBuRN.
Oct I-~dmf.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE


BALTIMORE, Sept 800, p m,
Our friends Ia the bshss, spirits with regard 70 Tbs
election tomorrow aud confidently expect TO elect MI
Whyte. The wings, however, are leaving no stone na
turned carry Mr. Walsh and assisted by certain
pseudo democrats, whose detection will be OF service
The democrats had glorious rally last nigh
in Monument square, which Col. r. Frazer, Wm
Pnkney Whye, and Others spoke There Is no local news
OF interest.
TINS MARKErs.-Sales Of $50 ibis Howard street -four a,
s3 s7A Grain is unchanged Wtisiey. u % cents.
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Ny A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

ny A. GREEN, Aucttoneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III hursdsy shall SELL at the residence Of the late
r. c. Liable ylvania between IAN and 18th
Wizards Hotel al 10 O'Clock,
and rood household and kitchen funiture Wis
Mahogany sofa dressing and other bureaus
Mahogany dining centre and Other tables
Mahogany rocking, psrlor, hail, and other chairs
an and rost bcdseads
wa bstands toilet sets feather beds
Hair and shnek nauoses, with and good assortment
bedding
One pair splendid and fine mantel clock first
time piece
PsrIor astral aud other lamps
Paiotnzs, eneravings, mante ornaments, &c,
Pnrlor, chamber, and other CARPETS, maings
La and other looting glasses
Lounges, liqhtsiands, clothes faak-, &C.
Apdirons, shoveis, longs, and fe,,dery
one gold band China tea set frnsstard
nd a good lot OF glass, crockery, and soneware
Cooking, radiator and other with large
kitchen requisites
Also, eight school benches and
Terms under s25 s95, a
days. for satisfactorily endorsed
Sept I'D A. GREEN. Auctioueev.
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orrror Coxxrssrosps Puruo BurtpIsos,
Washington, Sept. 2, 1851.
PROPOSALS will he received at this once until
O'Clock Wednesday the Ist day NJ October nsrf for
grading and travelling Maryland from 18th street 10 the Pc
tomsc bridge.
The been established a soon
information be given at this once where
specification OF the work be seen.
Security will be faithful completion OF The work
: WIN EAsBv,
Sept il--3nw3w Commissioner of Public Budngs.
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TWEEN Y Dollars Reward--sone Agatn.-My negro
woman Catbsrns (aias Kitty Francis)
Twenty dollars
back whereabouts, - that an
hiring
Kitty thirty OF
small frame, and dark compested.
mo. p. HILTON.
Oct 4 -0sv2w' fIntsi. h RepubBc.1
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TEsAsVsr DsrASrsssr
september 10, 1851.
ports, ana the uniformity Of du-
es upon dspse..sd iossxa eansass
Jet o s iuas government Of The officer. u hs customs.
ad valoren currency Of county
upon assessed l. the us .rSe, value in
me pnepa markets 81 e soan, AZ me period Of
value converted into money o. the United according
ehandse exhibited deprecated currency
duly authorized BY law to
hsd NJ and proper resala,.on for estimating the dans. on any
In an therefore where tho foreign currency appreciated
mode prescribed by the circular instructions issued W .n depart
aSys sS a and i ION uos 1854 s
eeneae required by said instructions Of the value ~ uld States
money foreign deprecated oTdinsy Do re-
svsd and evidence such vlus YET not % be deemed
daens rational belief that manifest attaches To such cs'un
cate e3 f.
Where Congress has in money Of
M Is 10 be unsood tina, al value Z 10 .,tseh IN
became either ~ the issue OF paper money
the value IN estimating duties previous of the
@ as s sS w be Z ssS oil 10
knomdg has been received regards the Aus
via consider currency levy
above by VARIOUS acts Of Congress, arc
equsa ape a aa % The Of the
shipment have expressed tn, them, the
OF bills exchange
have bee drawn IN payment Of the goods u for other
la where both cuenee nave specie basis differences
which the exhibited
sight regular
the and where the
shipment deprecated, similar difference
between value of the foreign thus
pressed the certified specie
value the local deprecated In which the invoice
that d. ties shall be estimated
specie value Of the the country from whence the
made that ode, general rule, will therefore be
the face of the invoice great
belief exists the
appraisers and If they
been either the certificate
giving specie deprecated currency,
value United States has
correctly said
advancing value the entry,
price the goods the estimated value OF the
| deprecated currency. 100
| THO CORWIN,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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John q. CALHOUN's great Work on the Constitution
and United stateA Dnquison The Con
tuion and Government The United States by John y Calhoun
edited by Richard X Csc published under the direction OF the
assembly of South Carolina and for sale in Washington city
lby TAYLOR n MAURY,
BOOKSELLERS, 9th street
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CARD-The attention of the public respectfully invited
which place
day. I'd OF October esdeace OF the r. o. Labbe
at and 18th Will b. added
silver plated For further particulars
advertisement A. GREEN.
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Al ATILDA MOvT0OMERIE, or the Prophecy FuI-
vi Allied by Major Richardson.
The Wedding Dress novel; by Alexander Dumas
Life OF Gen Lopez md history OF attempted revolution" IN
Cubs by Filibustero.
Narims and Morals; by Rochesoucsuld vol. .,.v,o,
Sep2s- FRANCk TAfLok
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The Howard Gazette says that the Hon. Mr.. Ham.
mond quite convaescent. and no doubt in short time
will resume active dates among his friends.
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By A. GREEN, Auet,oncer.

OFFENSIVE SALE OF GROCERIES AND LIQUORS AT
II AueranOn Monday, the 9Th October, shall sell
occupied by VIM H. Uppemap Pennsyyana avenue,
ID and " side, 10 O'Clock
er and excellent assortment Of groceries, viz
imperial, gunpowder, young Tyson, and black tea
Loaf, lump, crushed, clarified, ana brown
Jaws, Rio, and other Coffee moasses and oil
soap, candles, lard, -four, bacon starch, &C.
Spices every description. pickles. capers, catsup
I'D 4 un
Maekrrei, berrinEs, brooms, baskets, ropes, &c.
Brandy, gin, rum, wbiskey, wine bounce, &C.
OF other such usually
KEEP, a retail grocery store.
China, n crockery
scales and
desk oil cans, measures, mae bins, &C
Sl5 credit OF
four months, for notes satisfactorily end'usod
ort t-d A GREEN, hucioneer.
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CARD-We have this day opened and arranged for inspection
and beautiful fall goods selected with
muc from late importaons.
WALTER HARPER h Co,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets,
De l..
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For Norfolk.
The steamer OSCEObA will her tn
Rx1zA1ae above place saturday. the 4h Ocohereavin
1~A Washington every Saturday and Wednesday, at
o'clock Reuning-leBve Norfolk Monday and Thurs
day, O'Clock, p. Com
river and the a.usi landings the Potomac.
Passage and fare, 4a.
Sept s,-d JAMES MITCHELL Cap',ins
NHOEMAKERS' 0OODs.-on hand and constantly receiv
ING Of importation all kinds ofshce uh ara "m
nlibes
Merchants and win find well supplied WIN ~"
clos in the shove line be sold
- JOHNS h rAyNE
I,opoysrs and In shcemshers' goods,
Nbe.s, corns, Of Foarth and Arch streets, Philadelphia
July Q-eod3m
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s5s Houss OF the Arst class for sais Offer fhr
til II sale splendid houses the city, has
kx finished montbs, and perfectly ssfe
fo occupancy II beautifully situated, the
healthy location and good
water position, respects the different Departments CENTRAL
and IL eauidisran the
rooms all commotious and lofty several Of the
Il,
It's b.g 3 fin s,cd modern
style spacious bah Attending hot cold, and show
also contained therein the fixtures
beautifully finished the i've boeheads
The kitchen pump the beet has hot
ALSO with hundred and eighty eet
long leading PIPES laid In - ball. Por,
for its convenience and
comfort nothing omitted The stabng carriage house
built and include ma ure
pit proof gapa harness and room, cenvs
neny welnshed for male servants and y"e on newly
paved alley.
27--cod6'u Jhb. laden.
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Forsst~r's Field Of the United States
II and IN Provinces o. North AmcIica-2 VOLS
Shooters Manual by gentleman Of Philadelphia
sportsaeu containing Notes Shooting; by r. Lewis
NJ. ID,
The Rod and The Guni by James Wilson, " r. f. London
The eportsmans Library; by John Wilson. vol-Iopdon.
Hawker Shooting; by Porter. volume.
Youatt the Dog by Y. J. Lewis, N. ID.
Dinlls Dog. edited by Frank Forester.
The Dog and the Sportsman; by J. r. skinner.
Observations Dog brssking by William Floyd London
Dogbreaking by Lieut. Colonel Hucbinsonwih in"nons'
London
The shooters Preceptor by r. n. Johnson LONDON
The Improved American Rife by John " Chapman ON
Sept ~ fHANCh IhfLoh
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Oa,o Rpsr Rising Opening Of The CHARTER. Railroad
PIrrsBugG Sept. 3o-The river is rising, owing the
heavy which have fallen N all directions, aud iaI
number the wharf receiving freight The
river is navgabe for the largest c,ass OF boats
The opening OF the CHARTERS railroad on Saturday wa
ia grand syle-Mr. McEath. OF The New Yok
Tribune, presiding The road S2OO,00O and pf.
pared deliver 500 coal day dinner has been
rendered Mr. McEirah to-day, which he has accepted.
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Columbian College, D. O.
THE winter session of -r opened the l7th Of
seps nbef "a
Room, library, bed and furniture
Table week ...s.'.''''''..'.s.
Charp. to atuden do not board
Roori
r,sl n, cost washing ga cents dozen
a charge for damages
The college Exclusive Of books and stationery
a. ~, oxceod adn,iuAd
time the opening prefer sbe Bills payase three
mont tbs n
ure wen gusbed
sonap debates Congress-,
United States Supreme which
no othe college present
Courier Hitt August, 1851. Aug H. k epiawtw
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TRUkTEE's of Valuable Lots ut AuctiOn.-B
subscriber, shall sell,
rooms, Wednesday afternoon ot ls at ococ
he W described valuable lots, VII;
10, Ia .ou.te al containing square
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The brig Advance, belonging the Gnne expedition
for the Of Sir John Franklin, was spoken on sun
day. I40 miles OF Sandy Hook. She VIII probably ar
rive tonight with interesting news from that expedition
She parted from the Rescue the 18Th instant in gale
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BUFFALO, Sept 29.-The democrats OF Wisconsin have
National Convention who are favor
able to the election OF Gen. Cass
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Ladies' Union Benevolent ana Employment Society on
seventh street, next to oddFeows Hail. and Capitol
Hill corner OF and First streets, east and south,
rety OF clothing suitable 10 the season. comprising gar
ments for the aboring classes and children As these
articles are the work Of the industrious poor the Society
invite all who in want Of this description of clothing
TO patronse these establishments, and very small
pro ON the work is added the prices win necessarily be
moderate.
Families requiring such work TO be done will benefit the
poor by sending 1t to the Societys 10 be made
up
To accommodate families Intelligence Office has been
opened at the store Seventh street. where those in
OF servants may be supplied by paying small fee,
by order Of the Board of Managers
All the papers of the city requested to publish this
notice as often az convenient. apis