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nv A. aREEy. Aue,ioneer.

NALuAbLE AND HANDSOME PROPERTY AT AUCTION
IN monday, Pad instant shall SELL the premises
O'clock, p ~ that beautiful property known Faltyew he
part ~ square oj, ~,
10 ~ and ~ All adjoining, containing $4,000 feet
ahd Improved villa substantial frame ~ by 49, containing
rooms, &c INC gloaad mas on quantity Of choice
fruit and handsome ornamental
house. The above described properly fronts on North
between AN and 5t streets west and l. certainly
beautiful sites for ~ mis-
viii purchasers, commencing vim ot g. ON
which house ttands.
Terms one fh cash balance in equal instruments
one two hree four years 10 Ry notes
bearing interest day sale deed given, Of trust
take Title inGisputable, 4. GREEN,
sen O-endAds AuCuOueeT.
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CHEAP posrAeE.-The Washington correspondent OF
the New York Express says the postage law, so far
" heard from, sgreaty multiplying the correspondence
OF the country, and seems TO be giving great satisfaction
The revenues of the Post Office Department for the fiscal
year ending June 3d. 1851 larger than ever before
For the fiscal year Of is5o5l, they s., $50 9s4 for
The next tbreeq quarters, they 9s and the
whole year will bring them up to s6,15o,ooo The Post
master General does not anticipate that the receipts under
hcut with no returns in, 10 say what they may amount
TO-
The foreign mail transportation is working more nd.
mraby than ever before Last year the balance against
The United States account OF foreign posages and paid
70 The English government, $4,000 This year il
WIZ not exceed onehaf OF this amount and for the most
anisyorsbls six months was $4,000,
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RAcHEL-A lady in Europe, in private letter 10 the
editor Of the New York Mirror, writes:
al saw the celebrated Rachel the other evening. She
the Siddos oi the French Stage and
very Queen OF Tragedy Her appearance is very interest
ing though beautiful, and she wore such splendid
diamonds that the stage illuminated by them Her
fixed salary is $4,000 year, besides immense sums
otherwise realized. If che good and generous as
she is sublime in genius she would be among the won
ders OF the world
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HANDSOME FRAME HOUSE AND Lot AT AUCTION
Ill Tuesday, 10th instant shall sell the premises, ats
handsome and nearly frame house
and Davdson's
subdsison No hunde and eghtt as2 front
- ba
Of The Ave conveniently
rooms, nearly new, and in perfect order.
the balance ia and twelve months
purchaser deed given, and
deed o taken lille indshutabe.
wishing purchase handsome residence, make
u good invesment will do well to attend the sale
lid A. GREEN. Aucuoneer'
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DY virtue facd issued from the clerks Of
ID ace Of the District Of Columbia for the
directed, shall public
COR Tuesday 10th September instant before the
the folowi described
pprty 10 No. 2yl lot No. q,
No 3; aud TO- IN No 80; lot No 4 in
No All o No O. square 27; hot No. q in No s65
t No T. square G5i and lot No ~, in No $50 seized
viii be sold 10 satisfy ludcas NO aud
urtobrr H., m, 1851. RICHARD wALLACu
sept 4--dtJOhsep Marshal, DC.
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The Hurricane at ST. Thomas

BosroN Sept IL The brig Frances Jane, arrived rom
ST Martins August 22d reports severe hurreahe
the night OF the l7th continuing with great vlo.euo,e
p IN, Of the 18Th The ba que lnogcne, o. hos
south Carolina, with 100 barrels 9, sa was IA narrow
escape IL s eared the gale has been very oes'"o"
the Wind ward Ilands. 4. Fl. ..... . ------------4
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rELEonAr!.Io HEPONrs FOR THE UNION
Dcnl1cratic Convention.

SYRACUSE, Sept. 1.-THE democratic convention ret al
. O'Clock this moning
The committee organization reported General lIalsey
OF Tom pkins, president of the convention, The
ty (hree of the oommitee) reported in favor OF w c.
BJuck Ior president.
After a short debate the taken, which resulted
follows: llaIsey, IS Buck, 55.
SYRACUSE, Sept. H.
The democratic convention have rcpdopted their esou
lions OF last The whg convention have unanimously
nominated Samuel A Fooc for Judge Of The of
peas James c. Forsyth for secretary OF Sate George w
Patterson for comptroller, and James NJ Cook Tor treasurer
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NoTICE.-Those OF customers who have settled
IN bills rendered To them the 1T July will much obige
calling and doing their earliest convenience wish TO
that closed the
m the fall trade.
CLAGETT NEWTON, MAY, co.
O,yiC
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orrler oy CoMmssloNEn or .pgnLo RuILDINos,

OTTrcE OF CoMmssIoNER OF PUnuo BuILDINos,
Washington, Sept y, 1851.
PROPOSALS. will be received al 3
O'Clock wednesday, lst day Of October for
grading travelling from llh Pc
bridge.
been established As
information can be given at this ohce where
a specification OF the work be seen.
Security viii required faithful completion OF
by the let Of December next.
WIN. EAsBY,
srnI Il-anwaM Commissioner Of Public BuIlngs.
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UIyE billy the pub nc that
has the proprietor Of the line Of mai running
Winchester BY the way o re
and good horsesw have ~ MS
ss attentive, accommodating drivers The
,,p will always be made In and pains will be
effort msde for The Accommodation convenience
ard eo ~ those may him their The
public patronage very respectfully solicited once AZ Potomac
JAMES II, KEMP.
Aug Idly
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THE Nue Boat, or, Gnn,p.es OF the Ian" y AssP''
The Literature and Literary Men Of Great Bran ana heahai
by 4. Mills snihor OF Lectures " TAYLOR MAURY,
.u, Bookselsrs, near 9th street,
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Nele York IHhig State Convention.

SYRACUSE Sept ll.-Ths body met here this morning ;
but interest is manifested in their proceedings The
"nigheraw" party have it all their way Fillmore,
Webste and the "slver-grays" are whipped, the Ere
railroad celebration TO the contrary notss outstanding,
SECOND DESPATCH.
The convention met at the Empire House at noon.
Senator Ceddts called the convention order, and nomt
ma ted Levi Dun mick, OF Btoome county, chairman.
Messrs. NJ II, Mott, Of New York. and Il. Murray, Of
Ontario appointed secretaries The list OF delegates
wa called and hundred and twcny-three answered
Of eight, from each udical district, was
a appointed to recommend permanent officers.
Tue only contested seat is Mr.. RaymOnd's, OF New York
committee appointed 10 investigate and report and
the convention then adjourned till O'Clock,
The follow ing rumors of who VIII probably be candidates
for STATE officers supplied to the Tribune by Mr. Gree
lev VINO is in Albany
The candidates suggested are:
For the Go uptroler James M. Cook Henry Fitzhugh-
perhaps Edwin d. Morgan
For Secretary of SaleForsyh, Of Ulster and Leaven-
WORTH OF Onondaga.
For Judge OF Appeals-Samqel A. Foot NJ. b. Spencer,
and possibly Geo, Wood.
For Cana! Commls. oner-Flnhush, o! Owego; Blakry,
of Osego; Lewis, OF }roome and possibly Edward Il.
NJ organ, OF Cayuga, Wm. A. Bird, OF Buffalo
For Ireasurer-Crosby, OF Duchess Others uncertain
For Attorney G4neral-Umau, OF New York; rGcou,
Of Buffalo, Samuel egeas, or AzJr Tabor, Of Albany.
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additional by the Niagara.

NEw YORK; Sept 1.-THE yacht America is all the tai
England she is the subject Of general praise and
borne away laures rom vessels the which
thousands Of pounds, and enlisted whole national
pride and the personal feelings Of all Englishmcn.
lRElAND-A public national soree' given in
Liverpool TO commemorate the escape Of Terence Beew
Nc Manus.
The harves, prospects have greatly mproved-so much
So indeed the crops Of 1851 Gays the Dublin
p6nden the Tlues) promise TO be one OF the best
many years past ,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of he Queen, that the birth OF the
Prince was premature
This mornings Bulletin says
Her Majesty had attack OF fever last night and
greatly agtated towards morning the Queen had
Sound sleep. The young Prince is perfectly well"
FrANCE.-The MJHiicur publishes decree OF the Presi.
dent OF The republic convokug electoral colleges the
2Ist September, each representative in the
National Assembly, to supply the vacancies caused by
the resignation oil Admiral Roman Dssioses and the death
Of NJ. Mounier.
NJ Bifoche has returned from London, and resumed his
functions as Minister for Foreign Affairs
SPAIN MADRID, August - Confidential instructions
had forwarded by the government 10 the prefers
in tho PROVINCES recommending them watch the
manoeuves OF the socialist party which Is very small IN
Spain but oflate made strenuous efforts propagate
its pcrnicous doctrines.
We lind no news referring to the Lopez expedition
TUSCANY The ConsfutiOnac Of the 22d inst announces
that krsss Adboough were, by order Of the Austrian
military commander, delivered mp to the udcaory author
tiles Of LeghoJn.
TuR PArAL STATES The Roman Journal Of the 10Th
the arrival at Rome Of the French general Vai
ans, inspector general Of the engineers
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Fyur Cih-eHs Of Baltimore County SA0t--oHe deed aud
others nOIfuity pJgttd,d.

CH{-eHS
CihtrS nIOytaNy pJsuudtd.
The passengers in the cars itom York Penney v1ne,
state that esmuU,e ctzens killed LauCas.
ter IL appears that Edward Goruch and his son. Dckcn
Gorsuch residents OF Btuuore county, accompanied
by Nicholas Hutchinson, Joshua Nelson, DR.. Thomas
Pierce Joshua Gorsuch, and others, place called
Tistiaua, Lancaster county, PA 10 recover
away slaves belonging Edward prsuch who oil
year ago Upon attempting 70 enter the house the
rushed pom them, armed with mukets and pre- vented the
parry from~entcTing.
5 100 II large crowd OF whites and negroes surrounded
the house The marshal commanded the company to as.
sist, but they refus d.
orsuch and friends retired, being overcome, and when
retiring fired by the negroes from the windows
the houses and also attacked by the crowd
the QUE Ide. Edward GOrsuch shot arm and
shoulder, and has since died.
lie beaten with clubs after he shot. Another
Mr. Jiorsuch also morally shot DR.. Thomas Pierce
shot and badly beaten and 1t is feared wI die The
Messrs Hntchyns escaped to Pulsdephia Two or three
OF the gToes also shot Such the violence OF the
attack OF the survivors could with the
wounded, but escaped as they best could.
Tue crowd Of blacks and whites numbered about two
hundred None inteered the vss OF the citizens
Those gentlemen from Baltimore couny among the
spectabie Ciu2ens..
The most Intense.
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New Fall and Winter Goods.

UooE BROTHER co, Pennsylvania avenue between 7h
~ and m have s"S ars sSd a
and the surrounding counties Of Maryland and virginia u and
dry goods, the recent mpoiations They name
Very elegant brocade silks, dark coors
Extra rich brocade SILK for evening
Rich plaid silk, new styles
Heavy watered silks all colors
Real irish popins richly watered all shades
Very ustrous black silks all widths
snpetio, vide eooTea ID .ilk ssysls every shade
French nous de laines designs
French cashmere de cosse, latest styles
Roh embroidered ehom,etes with sleeves 20 match
E EsSsD %p sn%
White embroidered Canton Grape shawls, ron SN 90
Velvet coaks and mantilas new STYLES
silk mantilas and ysites, also new styles
Real cashmere shawls, long md square
Long and shor, sewing sils nit and gloves ,,a
Bsoas Celebrated s,.s Nd , ggy SeoreG tx nGs
Thread iaces and inscring. wide and mario"
Muslin Muslin and md G s.% nerar. and edqngs
sash neck ana S Ser entirely and desirable goods suit
and sPprocns may IL assured q andna al
ali times during the season, the most ''
prices. HOoE, BROTHER, co.
sept 1o-r -------------
u.ND HOOKS Of Natural Philosophy and Astron-
y nc S%S !" History s% v ". Marha vols
bo Geological Observers by Sir Henry Dc la Bechel vol
Disease. Of the Heart Lungs by Haye washe
Sept IL FRANcK TAYLOR
TAPESTRY velvet and Tapestry BRUSSELS Carpet
70 pieces Of The most elegant goods ofthe above description which
sdded stock, enable Us to please inc mos
Also rugs and Doom mats omatch.
DO 4sheots tapestry colored floor cilcou y. and bon
DO do IN panel, oak and marb e, fnosa, ~ psde,
which according e di.s DoDsoN
Sept 2-d1wif Chhoh' ----l-
pomANTIc Hrsrosy q che I nas"s ss "
IL Marsh, author Of 1.-TWO. od ne"' TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
for SAFE ny Booksellers, near 9th street.
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CtacrYgArI, Sept IL.

The weather is very hot and dry aud the river low and
still falling. There lie much suffering in the country Tor
Of rain The thermometer to-day is 95 in the shade
and 100 in the sun
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Nrw BRuNswtoK. IN. H., sep

NEW BRUNSWICK IN. J.,) sept IL ~
fire broke out last night in the extensive chemical
works Of IL H. Day, which, however, by the exerons Of
the 6men, was confined to the upper story, occupied as
laboratory &c, The loss 81, 600, and insurance.
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TEXAS Land Agency.The undersigned offers his services
nm agent matters lands Texas but pauc
uay lands and patents or e ne
moderate, and will be made known when informed W
TO be done. A. !, carr rrr
NAV A smaAcp Dallas, Texas.
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Gea o.itmaa The 1I.ssissf,

New ORLEANS, Sept 9,-lt Is understood that Genera
Quitnan abanduas the nomination for governor ty til,
secession parry OF Mississippi n CoHsequ4 OF the snc
OF the Union party IA the election tor delegates
the STATE convention.
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Auvusle Matslle, custonho uSe appraiser, has been
commttted on the charge Of receiving brides
was murdered by Ed Bscoe, student, who Immediately
afterwards com mitted suicide,
The brig Odzlbs, OF Bath, (he ) bound from navy Say
si,sippi, The captain, mate, aud two Of tho
vessel was brought up city, and the survivors
the marine hospital =, an, -
dnI al 80 81 Yellow CON, i5 cents; white, so cents Rio
cohee 81 81, Plain hams, 10 cents.
NEw ORLEANS, Sept. II,
Christopher Adams has declined the coecorship OF this
port -, -, - -,
an.ueuera has liberated Haynes aud Kelley, members
the late expedition.
sales to day Of 900 bales of cotton 81 Tor middng
Flour dul-SL Louis, 50 70.
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Columbian College, Id. c.

THE winter session OF sA opened the l7th of
l.
~ w
Table and week -
Charges students who do not board
library, and
Fuel cost washing 81 Y dozen.
10; and small charge for damages
exclusive OF books and stationery
Students be admitted at
time opening session is preferable Bills payable three
months advance.
opportunity Of attending the courses OF lee
gushcd science the Smith
Institution debates Congress, and
Supreme which
other college present. .
COLLEGE HIT, August, la5l Aug 23-dScplhw4w
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Cnm - arc t.oIng-FOsttNtIy w
A + oDifFELLO 81 HALL, THIS EVENING septetn
her IL and EVERY EVENING during The week--WEsT h
prFts celebrated Op ratio Toupehe ORIGINAL CAMPBELL
MINsTREIs-haye announce that they have en-
gaped Odd Feos, Hail. where they VIII give series
Of their INIMITABLE ENTERTAINMENTS, as above.
Doors open at ~ commence nj 81.
In come above, hGHEAT WESTERN" Of bdrnuns
Sen la DIR. ~ A. JONES, Agent
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JAMES 4. EDWARDS, late Commissioner OF PEN
sons Smith, attorney ataw, formerly o. Ogdsn
burg York, opened office in Washington cry lo
the claims before Congress ana
the departments OF the general government Ihey prom
business that may DC nuusted
20 Reference be made to members OF the
CONGRESS.
Hotel will be duty attended to.
SanlO --Ilv
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ny nYntt x mcG,IRE, Auct,on.srs.

VALUABLE FARM AT AUCTON.--For sale, desirable farm
FauquGr couuty, Virginia, adjoining tie somerNile post
Warreuon, and
Fredericksburg and present the occupancy Of Doctor .
about hundred which three hundred
cleared, woodAndoak hickory maple, ash,
principally red sandy oam considered the best IN Viz
The house, painted,
hall the centre good servants house, provision
and caragchouse, win yard,
surrounded with rubbe aud forest trees There an abundance
apples peaches, cherries &C. and hne lasting stream
Ii is IN the vicinity OF and be
railroads be consruced-he Alexandria and
fredericksburg and Alexandria hne oppor
offered making advantageous investment IN real
| the farm will be sold bargain.
For further information apply to John l. Coehrane, al MIS- Man
ming 18Th street, Just below f.
BThe will positively be sold auction rooms
Thursday aeoon September 2 at O'Clock TILE ndisputa
bic
terms LIBERAL will be made known at the time
DYER h MCGUIRE,
Aucuoneers.
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- unoISs OF Natural PHILOSOPHY and Astro

ROMANTIC HISTORY Of the H"R"sno~' = -
~ Mnrh, autnof o. "iWo'o'' TAYLOR MAURY,
fof SAFE ny. Booksellers, 9th street.
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NJ II. DUvALL, late orths firm OF Lusby ~ DIVA

would inform public that n order TO aci
made IN his store under the Naona
ote nearly Opposite where ne wi De
weeks He continues
the best materials at short nocc ana "
approved style. general assortment OF gehueon %
nishing goods always on hand
GENT
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.uUEMaFSERs' GOODs.-On hand, and constantly receiv
y importation, all kinds Of shoe stuhs and TRIM
will find well supplied with aru
ne will be sold accommodating TERMS
JOHNS & PAYNE
Importers and dealers in sloenakers' goods,
VI Fourth and Arch Streets Philadepma
July
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,IosCHEroEs-The best article for alayng the bite OF mos
Az che'os' - Pu "' ~ PARKER's
Comb Fancy, and Peruney Store, under National Hotel
Sent I9-3td
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California Land Titles.


In oede,cr 10 the the President Of the United States
the asceaning and settling private
land claim. in the State California; hereby notice that
sion Of er will be held San Francisco In said sae
the 9Th day of December, 1851.
Given under our hands city Of Washington this h day of
September, 1851.
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ios Prnr rcs~t Ns.ts shas. esg sals>
~ - bro ~ Hszs dsrs.
81 a. ur fClei haEs 49, u Lsrt
bsft- 81 NeAr 49, ss8t. "a
. tses 90 iir bu'ts- rsn'y ttS
- 80 ~ a atii8 us Chs-s. &. st@sdr.
GhOCEkiEs-Ars sstfve ~
Il srsr. 80 hh' cra slc. vs'ee. 49, - Ss...
erosn HsVass, ~ ~ &c so ~hss a.. kAs
Ns~ ORR ., So, p go sher .asht 80
g. mech srrss 81 RI AZ
arer cert vesk al thea ~ uaa.scioss ka ~n as.
50 e.rs in Java Nc ami sol 81 Do.eeo
~ Forte K CO lie -thCgt SIS soassss
sups ros ssnrd Csyss sos.sr- 70. srsce az ADS
50 eos Ns- orssa, 81 Je sae isV Aa~''aae.s 81
Ports 81 soc
sal euf Ths tsc.pts 81 ss- O-sns saes Isl
s.rt.r-- a, a.. b~s sesrst 500 tauo< ns
s.s - sse. Zee Ansneaa Sss r''a sa
al s. ~ a. go. 49,.
LEspTS. -srss, verS ssse sut steady 10 tas s9aas>
So Of o. - e'sh. ard 90 sosccsa al 80 - ens
OIL hFAi-rsr- far ssEssd iot Meal "is sa's'~ 10
turs 81 "a. pss 100 Ia, essA
TALLJM-A AR fo AR 70 prnns, ard Prss are sssef
N. sa~- sacoO isir Coaa'ry stfh cash
LkArHE6 i rhs have lsrsJ aeresse>
srt n. fs.'-n crssfs ETH Ths hs.s s-a vev
hea't tbs sea aod base-- Ass ceumss frcs are
very trn rhe stccs hgh, sra N escorted
hlDES-Afs rbcut change 1hss have rfais 81
Cusccss Bueocs kres bot taaspr-t oss
sbosssns Cree sats Bus1os Ayrs Coz o kssi
/.
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reach here for working in the mines, who are
adapted to that kind OF labor; and then the pros
Perty OF the State vill be permanent. as. beyond
doubt our country 10 one Of the richest ia the
world 10 minerss-rich mines OF gold, silver.
quicksilver, sulphur, &c. have already been
iouond and as soon ss we can discover coal
within any reasonable distance from the coast.
there nothing to prevent the gro wing prosperity
OF California
We can now drink tea in less than sky days
after It is packed in China. and this branch Of
trade will be one Of great portsnce - this place
as soon as we have lre of steamers established
running to and FROM there.
We have now a regular communication Sc nj
monthly with Oregon, and several steamers
are making trips to the neishboring ports, up and
down the coast In short although our affairs
are in rather 4 dersoged state at the present
time. still as soon n ALTERS are settled down 10
their natural channels, aud our community come
to their senses. more healthy state Of things
will take place. J. w n.