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GOOD work.

d dies and Gcniemens Linen man featured. and Chill
drens Clothing fashi0nahy made, and Needle-work OF
every description executed she neaes manner al No
10 6ih-av Persons furnishing their own materials can
have them made 10 order with ACCURACY All orders pune
tgallg attended TO- 81 2awlmMSS'
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Mrs. Stan HOYT'S BOARDING-

w SCHOOL for BOYS. at DANBURY. Conn.-rhe
inter term Of this school Will the hrst Tuesday
IL November The Principal. T c. SEARS, may be seen
a Eshe's Hotel Payk Row Mrs. Hoyt al No. Gfea,
Jones 81. any time dgrag the week. 9Ns
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+. RUS

H SELL Eocutionist respectfully announces that hs
resumed the instruction Of Glasses and Private Pupils
at Rooms No 293 Broadway In conseq OF the dis
appointment Of several applicants for Instruction last sea-
son MIR will be assisted here after by Mr. BAILY
accomplished Eoc Readings from ShaAspere and
the Poets circles at private residences. heretofore
Terms private instruction. ten lessons SD. ltructoa
IN class S.. SO S"'
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SANDS'S HOREHOUND COTGH

~ SYRUP, only Il Cents For J cough cold hoa,.a
ness wncopr cough. &c cannot be praised TOO h,ghiv
IL YER pleasant - tax Whoiesalr and ret A.
SANDSS Mammoth Drug store. "a. "a James-s. Sud
81 lmTuThSS
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NALL FAShION.-Just finished, ele-
CANT finished SILK Hats AZ the low pnce Of 81 usual
Is sold az "a az article 50 So aud % 2 neat Has So
BROWN. 1853 Canal-St..
81 lns next 20 the OF Sulhvan-st.
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CABINETMAKERS
II CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLSTERY,
DICH FURNITURE.-JULIUS DES-

II Z SOIR respectfully informs his customers and the
public generally that he has removed his Cabinet Ware
No $40 Broadway, next door t. the Chinese olu-
scum He has now on hand large and beautiful assOr-
ment Of Furniture OF the richest description, % which he
lie also prepared To furnish to order
the VARIOUS STYLES IF choice Furniture use-such
Gothic Antique Ezabehan French and other designs,
and which he Will warrant OF the very best materials,
workmanship and finish OF Ina
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THE FALL CAMPAIGN OPENED

81 Gen TaylOrs Head Quarters, No. IS Fulton ST.,
corner Of GOld-P l.. ROGERS, COmmlssaTy General Of
the above we'll known establishment desires 10 acquant
h patrons ard the public thar he prepared 70 oer
them assortment OF r ALL and WINTER CLOTHING
(nade of superior materials and by experienced work menl
a. wholesale and retail. cheaper and more vaned IN
stle than De- found al any other house city
Tie entire etahilAhmen nj l. under the Of Mr.
sol DER who viii specially attend 10 the custom de-
paImeut thereby guaranteeing perfect III to all who pa
tromze hun Remember, % Fulton s., GOd-Csn-
Tsylor's Head Quarters. slG lm'
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FE,HE "PEOPLE,S" TEA and WINE


y STORE. No 100 Cana-strect. near West Broadway
Teas. Coet. Sr-ars ices. Pickles &c &c OF the 0esI
description aud 80 lower prce nan auy m Foei.n
VINES and lqrsrs W. wood md bottle FRENCH BRAN
DIES % SCOTCH and IRISH WHiSkEY Caampasre
49, HedsecS." BED. and Golden Lion brands.
Ciaret-" s. Est,phe.~ s. Julien. y. Sc.,-whoe-
sale and 81 REAL CIGARS IN the Mllls hY the
th0usard box selected expressly 1r fl>
"Peop e. " Guinness NNN Brown stout Barclay
PcrhILs' Suptfbr Lordou Porter. Campbell To-" Young
her. Nun" SC scotch Ao>. Phladep hla Porter add
Ale Dnfs and ta-1u's forming desirable assortment
40 al times which families select. f0y The dJzea
single hotile with certainty II having genuine ar-i
Gle ION tie reasonable terms Hotels. Steamships,
BOARDING Houses and Private FamllES will ana ITO th-r
20 call the suhscuDeTs before purchasing else
where. a.
Needs but trail. and 40
t. prove the Peoples one Price Store y
Justrecelye ed. an invoice of NGLlSH DAIRY CHEESE
-Grocers and others supplied by the Guanu,s a. prce
low enough make Il object 10 purchase largely tor he
coming Also superior article Of Enghsh Brandy
Cheese" IL lots e. suit purchasers.
JOHN STEALS. No. 100 Canal s..
NB-Orders otherwise attended 10 VITA lei
its and executed with dispatch Goods sent 70 all parts OF
crty free of expense s27 3tSWS>b
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I AIDES CLASS in HISTORY and

Il 4 ENGLISH LIrERATURE-Fh sIb,cnber's class
YOang Ladies who wish t. extend their aruan' nee
with the branches above named will begin about the md
die OF OCTOBER For Information, apply Boy note OF IA
person 10 undersigned at No 81 Pierre BOAT ST. Brook
Ign ISIS 3w fhSNM'l ". CLEAs ELAND
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E,OR SALE or to LET-A number of If

hr~fC
o., q, se,wcen the Sth aud 9th Apply 60
II {. ADAMS, No a. VAIL
a.. Jsprct cla.t.
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NARM near WORKERS, FOR SALE

u CONTAINING 70 acres, of which ~ ATE wood good
ftu and water the land excellent SITUATION romantic and
HEALTHY with view down Ions Island There IS ne"
dwelling and all the out houses very good Tae oN ner
4, eons abroad Prlce 81 500 There u opportunities
daily except SUNDAYS ~ and cents lares. II lies
males northeast Sonksrs station, and y miies west o
90 s.s,ys $50 II
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SPANISH LANGUAGE-C. COR

- Rim teacher aud translator Of SAID aagrge cont
lessons heretofore either a. his O~l a, tbs
residence Of pups Best OF references gwen. Apply al
hs residence No 81 Fit5 A. Zfay - Nj schar-
benbers. No. 4S3 Broadway. s22 im'
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,NTNANT'S BOARDING SCHOOL

w for BOYS at Little Ferry. nine miles from Hobo
ben New-Jersey under the direction of A Is. WiNANT
and Lady The great object Of this School is 20 impar
sound practical educaron 90 young lads All the present
members are under II years of and none will be re-
ceved who elder Terms 500 This School viii
reopen MONDAY the 29h oiSeptember Pupils wall bs
received at any time For circulars please apply 90 MI T.
ROBINSON No. 81 Pine-st.. New York 81 lns
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Il AND.-For sale, III lots to suit pur-
cbasers beautiful piece of 100 of Land. LIVING
on the north Of the Long Island Railroad about thirty
the depot and fronting on the nam road TO ler
Mad.sor-st N V, or ROBERT SEAMAN jericho, l.. l.
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SCHOOL for ENGIN EERo, go Hous-
~ ton-st N Y-Mr VICTOR BEAUMONT Cvn
Engineer graduate from LEcoie CentraIe dos Ars 81
Manufar.uses Of Will spen the ist 81 sytember
neIt a II lessons 10 the French and Enzsh
LANGUAGES all the branches theOfec Il and pfrtcs al
connectsd With Civil Engineering For details and refer
rsnces apply Al the School aail II
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SPANISH LANGUAGE .-ORAL
NHE PIANO FORTE.-MRs. NOR

LEY respectfully to her pupils and the la
dies IN general she prepared to instruction
on the Piano Forte her residence. No % Prnce-st-
Terms-siO per quarter half IN advance at the resi-
dences Of her pups equally reasonable Schools attended
H. IN the city country Mrs NJ long experience as
Teacher enables her to mpart thorough musical educa-
tInn with facility Oh I'm
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THE UNION.

you written there peculiar OF public no
torety, which il is unnecessary here to specify that the
insurgents should be deprived OF the preex OF excuse
or paaton OF their guilt in the supposed sympathy
indifference OF the chief magistrate OF the Common wealth
As you have proper 10 answer that communca ion
grahed in observing that il afforded You ample
opportunity Tor the removal OF all doubt upon this
rial point This might have been done in words, though
the timely adoption of the proper active had
been neglected Under these circumstances, that any
citizens, however humble, should been unadvisedly
reprimanded by officer of the Common and par
tcalay by her chief magistrate for exercising their right
10 address him respectfully occasion OF public inter
est is matter OF subordinate Importance which we do
not pause consider Il OF importance that your
answer has been published by yourself It's tone and
spirit and that OF the proclamation which has followed
it-whether responsive to, or evasve of the public feel
ing-are proper subject of consideration by all citizens
of the State We believe that those enemies of the State
whose acts you charilably deny be reasonable or in
surrectonary threaten and intend to renew them like
occasion should arise We believe that your letter will
afford them encouragement in their lawless designs We
understand il was declaration OF your opinion that
there should be change the course OF the State gov
eminent, and that public measures of State are re-
qured in order to prevent the of the late bloody
outrage.
AS do not feel ourselves at liberty to extend the dis
cusson bey end the immediate subject of correspondence,
here conclude with the expression Of the great respect
with which. we remain your most obeden servants,
John Cadwaader, Samuel Hays,
James Page, S X Carnahan,
5, Leech, jr, w Deal,
Richard Simpson, John w. Forney
For themselves and others.
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Valuable Business Stand TOR Rent i'm Washington


THREE the building erecting the old
established the Of seventh aud Market
viii be completed aud the let OF October
modern the good
business, gaighs The Is feet by
81 deght of the
ID de IS
and feet inches high the clear dry and finished
deep deep, having
by - long II has finished for
% wide by IS feet feet 6ches high T
each with its basement eay
light very large could
made the Each
| fuel.
lst Of October
warehouse the west side OF and
(the main business street m the
% wide the by IS feet Deep four stories
high cellar ~ by 80 feet deep Ii Is built
substantial manner aud capital stand for wholesale retail
| business kind.
very large elegant also be for rent and
possession gwen the portion
building highl the
Market and
fronting eth built IN the besand modern
with the modern fixtures tanks
building dumb waiter from the cellar
tubes through the Eaigh sc
very and complete Also hne iron balcony
level hOoFs
building which occupied BY the boarding house
conner building trout The dining Is 10
each IS feet long by Meet wide,
sliding doors There eight other Of those
BY folding and sliding DOORS suitable or hand
chambers also good Kitchens and two
large The location Of the most valuable and
For apply the subscriber at the Poo
House, north ride Pennsylvania avenue between Sd and ~
| streets.
sebtI a J1vyff
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our Baltimore Correspondent.
BALTIMORE, Sept I7--b. /

BALTIMORE, Sept F--5, p. m.
The Grand Lodge q Odd Fellows was again in session
this morning transacted business of general Interest
The WING State convention assembled day and organ.
ICED by electng VIM r. Waters OF Somerset county pres
dent and number of vice presidents. Messrs George
Smith and s Riley are secretaries Alter Organizing,
the convention adjourned until o'clock, p. IN.
The city wing convention again met last night and
pleted its nominations for local officers grand aare.up
place, and before anything definite was accomplished
much gas aud steam was let of. The out-andouters
would hear Il nothing but sraightout nomination Even
those who suspected OF being tnctured with nde
pendenism stood chance whatever Both parties are
fairly auayed and pitted for the fight or will be,
as the State nominations made by the
wings, which will likely be this afternoon.
The printers national convention continues in session
here.
Our city is full of strangers, and everything wears
lively aspect Business brisk.
Sales of bbls Howard street flower ut SO 81, and
several hundred barrels City Mills the same price
Groceries dull and unchanged Whskey, % % cents
per gallon
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To the Governor of Pennsylvania;
The undersigned. citizens OF Pennsy respectfully
represent
That citizens OF neighboring State have been cruelty
assassnated by a band OF armed outlaws, al a place
not than three hours journey distant from the seat
of government and from the commercial metropolis OF the
State.
That this nsurreconary movement in one OF the most
popuous parts of the State has been far successful
TO the local ministers OF justice and parayze the
power of the law:
That your memoralists not aware that 'any mill
tary force" has been sent TO the seat OF the nsurrec
ton, that the civil authority has been strengthened by
the adoption of any suited to the momentous
crisis.
They therefore respectfully request the chief executive
magistrate OF to take into consideration the
necessity of vindcang the outraged laws and sustain
ing the dignity of the Commonwealth on this important
and melancholy occasion.
John Cadwalader, A. l. Roumfor
II. Simpson, w, Deal,
Jno. Swift, John w Forney,
Thomas McGrath, Isaac Leech, jr
S. r. Carnahan, c. lngersoll,
Samuel Hayes, James Page,
Geo. H. Martin, Harry Connolly,
Frederick McAdams.
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TEXAN sTocKThe following letter, addressed by the
Secretary OF the Treasury to Gen. James Hamilton,
copy from the Republic. II will be found to contain an
important decision by the President of the United States
in reference to the delivery OF the ten millions OF stock
guaranteed to Texas by the OF the 9th September $780,
fixing the boundary OF that Stae-a decision made in
psnce with request by General Hamilton in behalf OF
the creditors of Texas, and which settles two material
points frs that only five millions be issued until
the releases provided by the act filed and, second
makes known what, in the Presidents judgment, are
claims which the duties imports have been pledged
by Texas
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Sept Is, 1851.
SR: The President has decided in the matter OF the
Texan public debt
Fus That only i've millions Of stock be delivered
to Texas until releases provided In the act OF Con.
gress OF the 9th September, $780, filed in the Treas
ury Department tor all that portion OF said debt which
issued prior the 14th January $780, as in his judg.
airy, lsi0, especially pledges the duties imports Tor all
the pubic debt OF Texas created PRIOR to the passage OF
that act
Second That all the issues OF Texas bonds certificates
OF stock, notes made receivable for all public Dues
are claims for which the duties on Imports are pledged
within the meaning OF the of Congress OF the 9th OF
September 1850; and reeases OF all such must be fled
the Treasury Department. provided IN the last named
act beorehe be justified in delivering the remaining
five mi lions of stock TO the authorities OF Texas
The President has instructed TO communicate this
decision TO YOU in compliance with your request male
behalf OF the creditors OF Texas.
Very truly. your obedent servant,
TH0S. CORWfN,
Secretary oil the Treasury.
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WAsHINGToN, Sept IT. 1851.
ny A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

HANDSOME NEW BRICK HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
Ill Wednesday, 2ih Instant shall SELL the
O'clock of lot No , in square No 42s with the
which good hreesoy brick house, brick
property fronts
slh, in front good
railing yard The house
nenuy arranged Patent aud Post Offices and has
will command rent of 500
fourth the balance in twelve, egh
months the purchaser giving notes bearing
interest A deed given, a deed Title indpu-
table a. GREEN,
septls-eod&ds Auctioneer.
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LANCASTER, Sept 16-At ii O'Clock this morning the
prisoners who confined in jail the charge Of
being engaged the dreadful tragedy at Christiana
brought up before Alderman Reigart r
John l.. Thorn pson, district attorney, and W. ID Lowry,
esq , appeared for the Commonwe alth.
Messrs. Stevens, Ford, Kline, Dickey, and Frazer APP
pea red on behalf OF the prisoners. As
Mr.. Thomps the district attorney, in order to further
ends Justice, moved that the examination be post
poned until Tuesday morning next, at IL O'Clock, which
was ordered by the alderman.
derabe exists, and the intense de-
sire prevailed get sight OF the prisoners.
Two the prisoners said TO have been rngeadeIs in
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Nstcs from The South.

Nav ORLEANS, Sept l5-The steamer Yacht has arrived
from Galveston with dates to the llth inst.
Major Giles POreris a passenger
Charles Downs, an American merchant, was murdered
above brownsville at the same place where Capt Wilson
murdered.
William II. Harrison killed Willism @. Clark in a duel
the streets at Brownsville.
The Indians committing dreadful depredations in
Mexico.
Gen. Persifer Smith had arrived at Galveston board
the San Antonio
There IL talk in New Orleans Of expedition TO
aid the concm plated movement in northern Mexico de-
clare its dependence. Horace Kinney and Forbes Brit
the head Of the movement OF an American expe
don.
Many Texas rangers and parties engaged in the late Gu
ban movement have enlisted in the of this
mcnt. Il lie to be called the Buffalo Hunt
The Mexican officers Catavalala and Canales.
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M mssonicA regular communication Hiram Lodge No.
10 will be held Hail. the Of Pennsyiyana
enue and street, FRIDAY evening, the 1874 instant
O'Clock sept 10
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Impert.n, Correspondence.

Our readers will read with deep interest the subloned
correspondence in relation TO the action OF the governor
OF Pennsylvania in regard 10 the Chrsana rebellion and
murder
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nIoryiana Jphig state Convention.

BALTIMORE Sept. 1.-THE Maryland whig State conven-
ton eassembed four O'Clock this afternoon George G.
Morgan was nominated for comptroller OF the treasury o.
II Hicks lottery commissioner, and George g. Brewer
for com mi ssoner land office. Adjourned sine die.
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oyrtop or CoSHsHosFGo o. Punno 8uitpasss,
npopox,Is will be received al this Office until
Ict = M 81 Wedne sday The l day OF Oclobef next, TOT
a ,.Ysng Mar, avenue from lln street TO tue Po-
bridge -, 49, o.,ahti.hoa A. - :.
nan H. DONE Information can be gwen at uts ohce, where
snccidcation OF he work can be seen ~
s SiI be required faithful completion Of
~ inc - - WIN. Easily,
Sept l.--3iaw3w Commissioner OF Public Buildings
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INV - p WI
Stocks are slightly better. United states 6 1867, have
a vanced Canton, Z Reading B. Flour u lover
sae Of 5000 bbls. - 10 80 s7k ior STATE ana
81 10y TOR tonesee Rye lour 50 81 Corn meal, % "a
70 cents Tor mixed Rye II Oats % 20 ceh.s
Provisions re firm Sl5 IS ior new mess PORK says o.
changed Cotton 4 quiet safes OF Hhs'e" VI '" ~ 49,
cents Whtsksy 23A cents
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l EMoyAI.--DUvALL BROTHER merchant tailors, have
Of fdsnds
they have now and elegant store
erected on avenue az
square They have Just from New
York. now opsnnf richest and
Of goods their whicu they prepared
u make der In their usual style Of elegance.
DUvALB s. BROTHER.
N. D, Wanted, two or three hrst-rsie coat hands
Sept ls-dlwAeo2w
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BANGOR, September Is The steam saw.mil Of Messrs.
Shaw " Merrill, furniture manufacturers, was burned this
eyeung-oss So coo The two upper stories OF the build
Ing were pied by Lsdd Coacsth door sash lac
tory. Their loss $ also about So 900.
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By DYER - mcGUIsSE, Auctioneors.
VERY EN rENstvE SALE OF VALUABLE CITY LOTS AT
AUCTIONOn Thursday afternoon September 10, O'Clock,
shall sell the following described valuable
Lots, viz'
Square. Lots
81 q, the Observatory
&c ., 4, So, Q, u, ~, 49, -, 81 q, %, y
q, 2lsi street,
IA ear the market
y near 70 and lth street bridge
$50 1, very valuable canal lot
97s IS l6, IL, 10
4ql a. elsbiy situated o ~
90 8, ., 10, near the canal
90 81, ~
6s7 "a opposite Capitol Square
h
1872 rs, ~, nea Capitol
100 3 northeast Of the Capitol
do
the whole square
ss4 !, containing 1900 square feet
1tl3 ], 9,3,4, s.
| each will be made known at tho they offered
| DYER & MCGUIRE,
sam Aucuonesrs.
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BALTIMORE, Sept. live learn that the Massachusetts
ee..oi convention strongly denounce Fillmore, Webster
and Cas aud nominated John Pallrey for governor
and A. Mason for lieutenant governor
Mr. Webster cannot attend the great railroad opening
day.
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UNITED STATES SHIP ALBANY,



EXCELLENT have Just had the honor TO receive
your excelency's letter OF this day. explaining the rea
sons why my request OF yesterday cannot be complied
with, and generously offering Liberation, your excel
lencys own responsibility, to any one OF the prisoners
whom may designate.
My wamest thanks due in return for this renewed
evidence OF your excellencys kindness. and take the
liberty TO avail myself the Ieof by suggesting the OF
Philip s. Van Vecbtea. This young man being the son
of old personal friend, would be pleased to have
the opportunity of aording him passage to the United
States in the ship under my command.
avail myself OF this opportunity TO add that, having
been informed OF the Liberation Of officers OF the
party, sent for them 10 aboard OF this ship
for the purpose OF further conversation and from the
sentiments expressed by them respecting your exceen
cy's noble and magnanimous conduct towards them,
we'll their frank acknowledgment OF the errors and
delusions OF their course doubt not that their
turn to the United States will produce happy effect upon
the minds OF those who may be still influenced by smi.
lar decisions.
With high and renewed considerations, | have the
honor 10 remain your exceency's most Obliged and ODE.
dent servant,
CHAS. T. PLATT
Commanding the Albany. SC
To his Excellency Senior Dos JOSH CoscHA, gov.
eTnor and captain general OF the island OF Cuba.