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The New York herald., 1851-12-23

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" Tine Tor California via Chagres ard San Juan.
iuesd rsiee of The and splendid ship NDE
PFNDEkCE l0 tons register, Capt charles stoddafd
,ornaHier will SAIL for Chssres direct honisY. Dee.m.
bsr 9th - " from rcr No B. North river c0nnectng
rh the svorte steamship New Orleans leave Psasms
the 10Th January. The Brothsr Jopathsn will succeed
h indsr rerrc snt sa from New York tho i2th jan
aary. SOr freish' Or I.,.s,s s!ply 20,
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nR MINE CONTINUES ms SUCCESSIVE TRsAT.
~ rent Of those old apparently bcursbic Of
rhs EverT vcstire ot latcRt poison remaining IN
te sysem will be esicasa Recer. afectiou8 tr1'ei
by him not 70 produCe recon- dsry oympcms hss
Ne. 20 ufne street.
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a" ~ t5ossvtte s.rsss tra 81. eva rtN1sts sat IS
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ON Edas sa' ss,' ..;t
will hif elegant Ora win Entertsin
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perform every evening and three times on Christmas
doors viii open at iQ; senmsnos At i1shs second pss
fOrmsnee. doors open At 2 .t sShs thifd
turdsy, an afternoon perormance-doors open 81
soSs Admission 70 parans.ss and upper rsr 80 sss
TO r. without any additional charge; A@phishss.<e.
Ss z Ssl Ss a.. Ssia q %s
sio store. 80 Broadway.
RAREUEs AMERICAN kUsEUM.-P. T. BA2NUx.
nanAxer and Propris.or John Greenwood. Jr.. Assss
Ances, cents; children under 10 years tx Pareues
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DACKeTs FOR HAvRE-sECOND LINB.-THE roll
lowing ships will leave Havre The 10th. sad New

They al first class New York built ships provided With
all reausto articles for the comfor. and pns
ssrser and commanded By Of experiences In the
The pse Of 10 $780, without wines liquors Goods
sent TO the subserbss will be forwarded free from any
charges but thoas actually incurred.
The New York herald., 1851-12-23

nR wARREn, NO. MOTT sTRExf, 10 csNrlprN
~ u.iy ~onsussi difsassg. Thftgslt gosW r-fcNu
snsbs. hn vi,holt nornary reai sssss 1sss "
ffsn thrss - evs days n B-Dont ~ asi,ivSd hs VI,
prussr tioua 81 4uass wsA
srespsa hs snly ausided London surgeon IN h5 eitv
The New York herald., 1851-12-23

nR. JOHNSON. NO. II DUANE sTRksf. 50 wsLI
~ hnovn In the tre,tmen, OF deloase diseases hs Dee
trs reputation for ss those bal eaess ,hsA hays
trsted for years, "a pre- emnsut CsnsssutorN vs.fneT
brought BY secret hAbia efsctRsly eursd hssta'
eases cured In tour days psree, spre OF NJ oosrs.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-09-23

VALUABLE FARM AT AUCTION.-For sale, desirable hru
Fauquer county, Virginia, adjoining the somels pa
ohce about midway between Warrenton, the county
Fredericksburg and at in the Of Doctor
Taylor II contains about six hundred OF which three
cleared and the remainder woodiandoak, hickory
&C. Soil principally the sandy loan, considered the
gina. The improvements two story frame house. puu
with hall through the centre, good servants house,
house, milk house, barn, and carriage house, with large
surrounded with srubbey aud forest There aban
appies cherries, &C. and fine
Of running through the place IL in the vicinity Of and
railroads be constractedthe Alexandi
Gordons vile, and the fredericksburg and fine
tunly thus offered Tor making
estate, the farm will be sold bargain.
For further inform apply John I. Cochrane, Mn Nh
nngs 18th street, just below F.
n B.The above will positively be sold
Thursday afternoon, september as O'Clock Title int
Bile
ofsale.
DYER MCGUIRE
Sept 6-eodkds Auc,osua
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Sept l6-eod2wif
ANNE r. DERMOTT.

u EMOyAL-The celebrated DR. c. w. RoBACK, professor OF
II astology phenoogy, and gcomancy, combined
with conjuaton Sweden having removed his ONCE to No
York, offers his services the citizens
consulted by all the crowned heads OF
Europe enjoys higher astrooger than
living Natvites according geomancy
ladies 49, gentlemen S. Persons distance have their
sending date of of their BIRTH All
fee will receive immediate aten
and naves to part OF the world written on
durable he prepared make OF his by
the following topics Coushp advice
accomplishment of wealthy marriage
he the 10 redeem such as are gwen 20 the free
all bazard and for the
stolen properly lottery Thou
have been done and
vicinity and full satisfaction of
have been during the last ou
will and will do
person. the mail safe persons
need money through the Office Dr. Roback
monthly, and has missed
will be rgously attended to, ifprepad BE
For particulars
Of Union, and astrological almanac
gratis. . -, ua,.a,
White street, New York.
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f w Rice, esq United States consul al Acapulco, is
Panama, he way TO assume the duties of the
port to which he has been recently appointed,
Flom THE WEST INDIES The steamship Illinois
brings Jamaica and other West India papers TO The It'll of
September inclusive.
The cholera had reappeared al Savannah Mar. place
that has suffered greatly from the disease The cusos OF
Telawny had issued call for the authorities OF all the
parishes to Together and consult upon the best SAM
tary arrangements Some OF small pox had also
appeared at Treawny, exciting some alarm
The Kingston Morning Journal speaks very hopefully
of the prospect of the West India islands or they
called the British Sugar Colonies"-the principal
ground of the editors confidence, however being the
abandonment of the slave trade by Brazil and the dspo
son shown in OF the United States TO exclude free
coored people from their territories These movements
are 10 make the African seek home in the West In
dies.
The directors of the Jamaica Bank have just made
highly satisfactory half yearly report
The Falmouth Post says that genial and copous rains
have fallen in that district and that the canefeds
bearing luxuriant crop.
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Valuable Business stand for Rent in Warrington


Valuable Business stand Rent in Warrington
City.
established stand the Of Seventh and Market
Space will completed and the LIST October
the modern style goods
The l6
by high has basement 10 feet vide
high finished
well lighted by several windows and around The
building The second fronting Market Space IL feet
sky light by long. basemeni for
SIS 6inches high There
is u with
is feet wide by "a feet deep with sky
the last into Each
| vault In the pavement Tor fue
rent the LIST Of October
side of
fronting west, (th business the
the IS
high "a by so feet deep Ii built
and capital stand for wholesale retail
| business of any kind.
very large elegant rent,
December That the
hgh) the three TIN
fronting built in the style
house, with the modern fixtures Of and
conveyed through building dumb from the cellar
the filth speaking tubes through the same gasghts, &c
around building parlor
building which occupied by the boarding
contains ALL fine mostly front being
building with extensive 'front.' The dining ~
folding sliding There eight other of those
roo by folding and sliding DOORS suitable for hand
remainder of those will make
chambers Ii good kitchens, and
For the subscriber, ut the Poto
House, side Pennsylvania between Sd and AZ
streets.
/ Sent doSiT
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-09-23
From the Annapolis State Gazette,
Parties In Baltimore aud In the State.

The wing party in the city OF Baltimore has asserted
unity by refusing TO confirm the nomination OF those who
had in former separated from II, and afterwards
sought its good offices. Our democratic friends have
now duty 10 perform which they not only to their
nominees but to their own continued organization; and
that thorough and generous support OF the ticket
which its convention has presented
In other cities differences and discontens have alien.
a'ed one portion OF our party from anoher and in the
common alienation Baltimore stands single example of
uaity and mness to the people OF the whole country.
We hope that the great body Of her people will continue
to deserve this good and that hereafter there may
accumulate about such nucleus an organization which
Will forever put end 10 the continuance OF wing rule
in Maryland border State, with commercial interests
different from those of Boston and New York, is full
me that her should not be Modelled on the opn.
ions OF northern statesmen, who get their single from
the factories and counting houses OF their constituencies
Webster and Seward not safe advisers in southern
latitude and trus, that the stead astness and resolve
OF our Baltimore friends will mainly contribute to the
alienation oil the State from such political teachers,
We have in the recent oursges IN PENNSYLVANIA
the iardy haste OF Governor Johnston-in his avowed
tree soilsm, and secret panderlng to the aboonsis-
some specimen OF wing politicians teaching by example
and we hope the lesson will sink deep INTO the minds Of
those who remember that the men murdered in Pennsy
vania were citizens OF Mar, land, who would have re-
covered their property, doubtless without, peril except for
the counenance afforded by the known opinions of the
wing governor OF the State.
For the democratic party safely claim that it has
~ general oslraclzed from among lis numbers all who
have warred against our unity people and IN Con
gress now, and in the Congress which will shortly
semble there is every reason to believe that the Union
VIII receive IT'S chief support from the democratic men
bers Wherever, of late, party has made any decided
movement IN the great northern atestn ONO, Penn
sylvania Massachusetts, and New York-tbey have
gwen evidence Of ,isposhon 10 make the preservation
OF the Union test queston-to ABIDE by The compro
mise laws, which obtained with such effort and diff
hculy and 10 sssusge those sectional quarrels which
fatally disturb the general peace.
Bat the conduct OF the wings in melancholy contrast
In Pennsy vana and Ohio they appeal 10 the infamous
agiiaors in whose hands they suppose that the balance
oil authority remains, and conlen, TO make any
rhcs Of future advantage TO the whole country If they
able to make their individual plans for obtaining
honor and aggrandzement successful
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uOOE, BROTHER, CO, Pennsylvania avenue between IN
III Streets received prepared od 10 th
OF Washington Georgetown, and Alexandra
and the OF Maryland Virginia. full
French, English and India fancy and sta
dry goods, recent importaions They name
Very elegant brocade Silks dark colors
rch brocade silk, for evening
plaid silk, styles
Extra heavy plain pouI de sole
Heavy wstered silks, all colors
Irish popns, richly watcrcd, all shades
Very ustrous black silks, all widths
French Mcrno and Thibe cloths, great variety
French m de LANES, designs
French cashmere de Goose, a;os, styles
Rich embroidered chcmset,es, with sleeves match
Real vaenciennes lace chemiseues aud cuffs
Rich emb collars, and
Elegantly embroidered and lace trimmed hondk erchiek
embroidered Canton sbawis, from Si2 to SIS
Velvet closks and mantIas, styles
Silk mantIas and vsites styles
Real cashmere shawls, long and square
Real cashmere and Tbibet scarfs
Long short sewing SILK ms and gloves
Baiiou's celebrated kid gloves, and shade
Black silk laces, black and colored silk biDges
Thro ad laces and nserings, wide and
Muslin cambria rufings
Muslin nd calabrc inseriings and edgings
Sash, nec nd belt rihands, &C.. &C.
many entirely and desirable goods suit
which weekly add
made assured finding
the most fashionable styles the loves
prices -
aept lo--f
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-09-23
Mount AIbnn Institute.
Sept 20-6mosd

THIS institution pleasantly situated on the Georgetown
Heghsthe prospect from embracing the ely OF Washington
and the of Alexandria Ii is de
a limited number of boys the benefit good
IL seeks combine the
Of
Christian home.
The will November l. Parents who for
any cause may with
Application admission VI pupils for further information
be adj
Rev. ANTHONY TEN BROCK, Georgetown, d. @.
References Bishop Maryland Hugh Dsyey Evans
Hon f.. r. Chambers, Kent MIDI Aaron
o. Dayton esq., Auditor Treasury. Washington Evan
LYONS esq., Georgetown w. Beverholt Thompson Pt.boro
North Carolina; Col. Miller Hallowes, St. Mar Georgia
Sept
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-09-23
BY A. GREEN, Auctlonesr.

HANDSOME NEW BRICK HOUSE AND LOT FOR sAl-
III Wednesday the oath instant shall sell, the pn
at O'clock, D. part Of lot NO. q IN square No 49e,
which good brick Ind
woodhose, The sbovedescribed property fronts
7li aud Btu, having nd
railing, good the yard The very
nieny arranged and the Patent aud Post Uces
rented for SloO annum, but will command Of
Terms Onefourth cash the balance In
four MONTHS purchaser giving
interest deed given, and deed OF taken. Tiik
table. A. GREEN,
sept
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-09-23

CARPETINes, Floor Ou-Cioshs, Curtain Materials
ScTe subscribers have pleasure OF announcing TO the
friends and housekeepers generally Of the cities Of
and and adjacent counties Maryland
Virginia. that they have just received New York and Boston
packet. by and altogether tho complete
of house furnishing dry goods OF every description, that
the pleasure public lead
ing articles Of which they beg to enomsrats, viz;
Is pieces tnpesiry velvet Competing, new designs
so do tapestry Brussels do very rich
rs heavy English Brussels do
do do small figures
s bales patent English BRUSSELS, low priced
super ply carpeng, Lowell manufacture
i'ooo do ~ d. do second quality
sheets very beautiful oil cloth, which will be any
shape for halls passages
twied and Venetan for and
so dozen brass all sizes, and cheap
25 printed druHget cumb cloths, from i0A 10 1914
10 pieces very silk and wool curtaa de iaine
do worsted and cotton do
o5 do worried dsmasks
rs do union damasks, double width
do do wor-t.d de lnines, for furniture
do Tur casbmerets
25 pairs richly embroidered lace curtains
so pairs embroidered muslin curtains
30 pieces embroidered curtain musitps low price
$50 brnss cornces, from richest To- the cheapest
Together trimmings fixtures Of the
,atr. s,yIe. offered the
dating .rms cordially invited stock
s HooE, BROTHER, & co.
Sept 16--d4wtf
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-09-23

THE tfIly Informs the pub that
proprietor the line Of mail coaches
from Washington Winchester by the OF Ieesbng lie
good rood his
experienced su and accommodating drivers The
viii always and pains will be
taken, and effort the accommodation convenience
comfort him their The
public very respectfully soieiisd ocs fo'omsc
House, Pennsylvania ID and ~ streets
JAMES n. KEMP.
Anal
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my A. GREEN, Auctioncer,

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION-on Tbundu,
the 25h instant shall SELL ON the premises, At 5ocloet
handsome building lot situated 81 between st
containing s2 being No IL
No. 761 havag front I'd 81 feet and IN ~
deep.
Terms onethrd cash balance in six twelve months
bearing interest deed and deed Of trust aken u
nd putable.
sept 2i--4t A. GREEN, Aucnonss
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Columbian College, ID. G..
THE will opened he l7
September.
Room, library, bed, and furniture ~ 90
Table and servants per Week... 10
Charges o students board
Tuition % 20
Fuel at washing 3Ijs cents dozen
$40; small charge
The exclusive
do exceed $50 Students be admitted at
session preferable Bills payable three
n
dsr gushed Of Smith
hearing the debates Congress- and
United Supreme which
other college present
CoLLksK Hill, August, 1851. Aug 1-d&cplhw4w
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III II. DUvALI, late Of tho Arm OF L"sby a D"sar
would inform his friends and public I'm order 70 h
about the Nsn
Hote) he he's taken nearly Opposite, where be W.
pleased 10 receive their calls weeks He continues
orders fot clothing the best short notice. @
the approved style. general OF gentlemsa
nshing goods always hand.
tI-eowh
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-09-23

VIRGINIA Locomotive and Car Works, Wolfe stre0
and river Potomac, Alexandria, virgnia-smh Pet's
locomotive engines tenders, msn
and stationary engines and boilers, chilled wheels and m
patent chilled and wrought spre machinery and casur
orally.
The undersigned having erected very extensive shops and ~
cured the modern machinery aud prepared ~
orders for locomotive engines machinery Of hh'
r. c. SMITH
Late Of the Alexandria Iron Wcn
THATCHER PERKINS
Late Master Of Machinery Rail'
Ana at,
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BY DYER q MceUInx. Aue,,oo.sr

VALUABLE FARM AND HOTEL, IMPROVED CITY FNR
Y ERTY, ALSO SERVANT MAN AND WOMAN AT Apt.
TioN0n Monday, The 9Th Of October O'Clock, "
premises, sell valuable land called "h$
ter improved by traae hotel known as Good Hope H
tbs side the Eastern Branch, Wssh
beginning the Marlboro road point the plot Of sa ~
number 3) thirteen, being twenty perches from the iu-
ton Of the road leading towards spaIdng tavern and the Msh
road aforesaid and running rom thence north eighty one d
perches the intersection Of the road am
said and from tbence with said road leading spaf0'
aforesaid south degrees. thirty perches thence hu
the said road following South fourteen !"
hnf degrees, eighteen percbes thence south thirty d
sixteen pechcs Walkers line and from thence north m
degrees pecbes and from thence the bn@
containing roods and seventeen percb and
Immediately after sale OF the above, snail sell svsh
man. aged twenty four and servant woman aso p
years-both Of whom restricted TO the District. .
ASK O'Clock, prcmises all thai and vsfo'
lying city Of Washington, square n
Bridge OF ion aud 5, In sQna'
improved by frame dwellings, beginning at the soanrs
corner square, thence and fronting
feet thence north thirty feet thence west NINETY III
thirty feet fronting llh street, to the place Of bets
ming, and containing 2, 100 square feet
land and third cash balance
twelve, and eighteen months, with interest," satisfactorily
cured
Terms for the servants, cash.
DYER 4 Mcguire.
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NOTICE.-Tbose OF customers who have not let
~ their bills rendered to them the let July will much o
by calling and doing fe earliest convenience as we
have all that date closed TO The
ment of the fall trade. IN
CLAGErT, NEWTON, MAY, !"
T-owif
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TEXAS Land Agency.-The undersigned offers his ,r
agent in all matters appertaning to lands in Tetas m
usy select INDICATED lands and patents lof
Terms moderate and will be made known when informed "
Addr... NC UATLErr
Ma a, coaAcn pnt,s. Ter"
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OTTO E.-The steamer OsCEOLA will for the pufpy,sds
king necessary repairs discontinue her TIP b s-s
short time Due notice will be given wheh ~. .iTcgsbL
o~co o. ,s
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-09-23

JAMES L. EDwARDS, late Con, nissionsr o. a..
sons and Simeon Smith, attorney atlaw, formey o r
burg, New York. have opened office Washington ~ "a
the transaction OF business for claims before
the executive departments Of the general government
t-e Their unremitted attention business ths may pe
% Their care Reference may be made any members "
Congress
Letters paid, addressed Edwards smith, near N
Hotel will he duly attended
Sep t0-dly
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The rtgaftd go, up feature in the jubilee,
OF yesterday afternoon, but not by any OF the
fleet that had the city guests board. In the race fo
large boats, the Cygnet, of Boston, in first, the
Excelsior, OF Salem, second, and the Pearl, Of Salem
third. In the race Tor boats OF 10 tons and under five
miles and back the Gift came in first, the Charade
second, and the Susan tbird-a Of Hull
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Aualdly
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-01-22

by the sum of S34 $50, though in this instance,
same.
1t is thus seen that the receipts from these two
sources Sl27 gil 80 less than last year, an
mount exceeding the difference in the actual re-
ceipts of the two years by the snm of $40, 1873
SO, and showing that the receipts from other
sources in this year exceeded those of 1S49 by that
amount.
The diminution in the receipts from taxes pro-
ceeded in part from less diligence having been
used by the collectors, and in part from the dimi
mutton of arrears which had been reduced by the
large payments of the preceding years
The difference in the receipts from the Susque-
hanna and Tide Water Canal Companies, is from
their having paid larger amount last year on &C
count of arrears.
The increase in the disbursements results from
the fact that in 1S49 the Treasurer paid but $780,
307 81 of the funded arrears of interest in the
year just closed he paid sos, 500 90, exceeding
the payments in 1049 by the of S245 POI % !;
he paid on account Of the session of the Legisa-
ture $751; 36 OF, the Penientary $50 600, and in
consequence of appropriations by the Legislature
about III, 800 more, amounting together to the sum
of S346, 1897 %, an amount larger than the differ
ence in the disbursements Of the two years by the
sum of $50, $50 90.
1t will thus be seen by fair analysis of the two
reports that the financial affairs of the State are
steadily improving.
Very respectfully yours,
ID. CLAUDE, Treasurer.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-01-22
ITEMS OF GENERAL NEWS.

STRAY PIGc.-Mr. Francis Pigg, of Indiannpo-
lis, advertises his wife Froncina Pigg.
The Southern Illinois Advocate has run up to
its mast head the names of Gen. Cass for Presi-
dent, and Gen. Sam Houston for Vice President.
The census of Carroll county, Georgia, reports
no less than fttyour sets Of trims in that county.
One lady has blessed her faithful spouse with three
sets, and sundry others with two sets each.
A HUNGARIAN PosTMAsTER.-Among the post
Offices recently established is that of New-Buda,
Decatur Co., Iowa, of which Gen. Landislaus u
hazy, late Governor of Comorn, has been appoint
ed post master.
RICHARD BRoADHEAD, Democrat has been E.
lected by the Legislature of Pennsy lvania, Sena-
tor of the United States, for six years from the 18th
of March next. The vote stood Broadhead 76-
for all others Sc.
WHITE SERvANTs.-The introduction of White
Servants to do the domestic work of the house is
a matter of recent origin in Charleston, S. c.
Twenty years ago white servant not to be
seen in th@dcity., Now the domestic service of
large number Of families is performed by white
servants