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WANTS.
Wanted Tr,roa5;o+oIr
Wanted.

about 6 Is years Old that has some sc1uaintapce
WIN ie S'ne S, would be preferred Apply at this office
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Fluted Ribbons,

A entire new style Of Trimmings, in endless variety
IA and shades with Gimp Chord match and at lower
prices than in any other establishment in this city, the
NEW ENGLAND FANCY STORE, 2l0 Main ST,
my l5-dwtf Near Worcester House
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Notice IN Settle
American Art Union.

FTSHE ENGRAVINGS for subscribers to the AMERIc
Il ART UNION, for 1850, are now ready for delivery,
the Office of the State Mutual Life insurance Company
je24 diff q. HARRIS, Hon. Sec'y for Worcester.
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Philadelphia Bottles and Walls,

NOR Druggists, Peiumcrs, &C., for sale, wholesale
IL e.n nj factory prices, No. "a Washington sqnsrcs
mare-copdvsn .ssraa X. A sAMuEL 2. WHITE !
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The ST. Louis papers are in possession OF letters and
papers from Great Salt Lake City TO the 30ih of july
One OF tho letters from out ofhe.way place is pub.
lished as an exhibition OF the energy OF the people OF
that region.
Governor Young had issued his proclamation for an
election OF members OF the territorial council the
first Monday OF August past. The territory is divided
into seven countless under enumeration of the inhab
tans made since the passage OF the law creating the Ter
ri,ory AT the same time election to be held for
delegate TO Congress from the territory.
In Iron county, at meeting OF the people, DR.. John
NJ Bernhsel was nominated the candidate for delegate
in Congress ard there did not TO be much oppo.
son, il any, il is probable that he was elected DR..
Bernhsel has been very servceabe as an agent OF the
Territory, having obtained many favors for them.
A. w. Rabbit, DR.. Bernhisel Judge Snow, Secretary
Harris, and Messrs Rose and Day, bIndan agents,
rived at Great Salt Lake City on the 10Th OF Jnly
Governor Young had issued his proclamation, dividing
the Territory under his jurisdiction into three agencies
Henry r. Day is assigned 10 one and Stephen B. Rose
the other sub-agency.
Rain fell in torrents the 18th Of July the first in
sixy-three days. After that time it cooler.
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DIED.

On Monday, Hanover county,
Virginia, MARTHA CLoUGH, wife OF NM. c. OyERTos, esd.
in the 18th year OF her -
The the old ye, bid adieu to
the familiar face the Of childhood grass
and the wher there returning spring
those who perish when their work DONE But promises
the Lord with hope
In this city, Sunday, the 18th instant PHILIP ENNIS in the
Oath
for the last thirty years u resident of this city
His funeral will take place from his residence street,
on Tuesday, the 10th instant, ut 4 O'Clock, p.
The deceased exempIed life those amiube
and attractive qualities which distinguish good pro-
verbally kind and generous poor suffering
native and adopted land friend they
his and memory alowed grave beaGed spirit,
of the worthy aud Christian!
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We most heartily subscribe to the resolution adopted
by the passengers board the Cherokee, at meeting
over which the gallant General Lane presided, that Mr.
Owen, the American consul at Havana has forfeited
cry right TO be regarded American citizen that he
has outraged every sentiment OF humanity, and deserves
the execraon OF every friend OF liberty" Such man
ought TO be dsowncd and denounced by every freeman
our country and should not be permitted 10 longer dis
grace ou government by being continued in his present
Office. He may have got the idea that he sent TO
Havana protect the interests Of old Spain, and weak
vengeance on "hlIbusters,' as the Spanish call those
who have labored to make Cuba free, Perhaps he got
this idea from instructions sent him by Mr. Fillmore
But the American people should teach him different
lesson and should teach their government that may not
outrage every sentiment Of humanity in its efforts 10
bolster up rotten monarchy They should drive their
government, by the force oil healthy but earnest and
indignant public sentiment, to remove such man from
the office he has disgraced.
The collector Of New Orleans, probably because he
could prevent it, permitted Gen Lopez and about Ave
hundred followers TO embark for Cuba He is almost
santy removed. The American consul at Havana per.
ms fifty of these men, taken upon the high seas, with
out arms to be dragged through the public streets, in
suited murdered, and mutated and offers not word OF
protest or objection He refusesto visit them, and
receive any communication for their friends, when re-
quested to do so And not only is he permitted 10
tnue in Office, but not single prominent organ OF the
administration party uiters word OF censure upon bis
conduct Will the people sanction such outrageous ia
vorsm for monarchy i--Propidsa0 Post, Sept q
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We copy the follow statement from the Baltimore
American
A Washington letter in the New York Journal of Com.
merce says:
The President trprtsa much anriety in relation 10 the
Affairs Of Cubi, AID fears that deau questions NAY ariss
in references vessels ahoa bavins board aiven
who seeking to jpn the forces under Lopez
IN this thar has prevented him from accepting The inpt.
tatiow Of the Boston committee TO ptsit that ciy That inv
ation strongly urged him that nothing oIt me
abS nectssy Of his rsaining at the seat 81 government
could have prevented him from accepting II
The Republic of the day informs us that the Pres
dent has left the seat OF for Boston, taking
as we infer from previous statement Of the Organ two
or three members OF his cabinet with him There seems
to be most luxurious felicity" in the excursions Of this
administration Is an expedition fitting out for Cuba, in
violation Of our neutrality law Forthwith the President
and cabinet leaving such humdrum State business to take
care Of ITSELF are of 10 Dunkrk at the western extrem
lily OF NeyYork, having first proclaimed to Spain that
she may deal with the Americans composing that expe
dition just as she sees h without any interference the
part Of government Does report come home that
the expedition has miscarried-that Spain has, in cold
blood and without trial, buchered counrymen in
scores II finds the President in the mountains OF Vir
gina, the Secretary OF State in the mountains OF New
Hampshire the Attorney General beyond the Aeghsnies,
and the rest OF the cabnet-no knows where. The
Spanish consul at New Orleans is mobbed and driven
from his Office and still the presidential jaunt holds on
At last il is over the administration, part OF it,
comes back to Washington, and day or two is
given to business Then comes up horrible and fatal
say-an armed resistance TO the laws and officers OF
the United States, resulting in the shedding Of innocent
blood The Republic cries out that oueri act Of treason
against The United States has been perperadtbat war has
been levied against the country and its laws-and in
the same column announces that the chief Executive is
fagan on another pleasure trip to Boston
What is the meaning Of this Does the administration
choose TO be away from the seat OF government at these
very moments when the public eye is turned to watch with
anxiety Tor Its action to guard the public peace and tran
quize the public mind What other excuse is there
Tor this systematic coincidence between these successive
Executive flights from duty and these repeated occasions
Of urgency for the faithful executive performance OF that
duty' There has been something too much Of this. 1t
sa matter in which the people are slow TO interpose
But will be well for the administration TO consider that
there IS point at which the neglect Of official duties by
men in high places becomes an nsu, to the majesty of
The people.
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VALUABLE FARM At AUCTIoN.-For sale, a desirable farm
IN Fauquer county, Virginia. adjoining post
office, about midway between Wauenlon
Fredericksburg, and present the occupancy
about hundred acres, hundred
cleared, remainder woodlsnd-oak hickory,
Soil principally the red sandy loan, considered the best In
a twO-stOry house,
hall through the CENTRE good servants house, provision
house, house, with large yard,
shubbey and rest There abundance
appes peaches cherries, Sc and tine lasting
on water running through the place II Ia vicinity be-
tween two railroads be consucedhe Alexandria and
and Alexandria fine oppor-
making advantageous investment IN real
estate, will be sold a bargain.
apply John T. Cochrane, nj Mrs Man
ning,s, 18Th street, Just below r.
R-The positively be sold auction
Thursday afternoon September 2 at O'Clock TILE ndispua
bic
The terms which very LIBERAL will be made known the time
DYER MCGUIRE,
6-eodSdg Auctoneers.
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THE UNION.

because he had been an American citizen, than would
nave had 10 arrest and punish the captain OF Buenos
AyTean ifigaie for the same reason.
When Commodore Porter resigned his commission in
our navy he entered into The service OF Mexico in the
capacity OF commander OF her feet during her with
SPAN According 10 the doctrine Of the Republic he
came within the spirit OF the l4th article Of the treaty OF
i?oo and when he returned 10 This country he ought 10
nave been tired and hung pirate. Yet Spain
made so preposterous demand and General Jackson,
instead OF hanging Commodore Porter, sent him, with
e advice and consent of The Senate, minister Con-
san'inope, without dreaming that he and the Senate
were thereby violating the treaty OF 1895 with Spain.
SPAN herself conscious OF the unenable character
OF her complaints OF the violation OF the article ia ques
non She did not persist in them, and, upon the final set
Element OF claims nothing asked allowed on the
ground OF the alleged violation.
ARUNDEL.
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NARPErINGs, Floor Oii-CIoths, Carln.n Materials,
&clhe subscribers have the pleasure
numerous friends and houekeapers generally oihe
ten Georgetown and Alexandria, and adjacent counties Of Maryland
packets,
assortment of ouseiunsng dry goods OF every description
they have had the pleasure Of presenting public lead
ing articles of which they beg enunnprate,
IS pieces TAPESTRY velvet carpeting new designs
50 do tapestry Brussels do very rich
3 90 extra heavy English Brussels DO :, s
bales patent English BRUSSELS low priced e.
5000 yards lhreeply capenng Lowell manufacture
1870 do do ingram earpetng do do
shee very oil CLOTH will be cut 10 any
shape Tor halls passages
pieces plain Venetian, passages steps
80 dozen brass stair rods, all Sizes and cheap
% printed drugget cloths, from l0-4 10 1914
10 pieces very rich silk and wool curtain de ane
20 do do wored and do
- do do wowed danasks
Is do do union damasks, double width
do do wocd lie lanes, for furniture
% do Turkey cashmeres
% pairs richly embroidered lace curtains
so pairs embroidered muslin tains
30 pecrs embroidered curtain muslna, low price
$50 brass c0rnices from tie richest the cheapest
Together all necessary curtain and fixtures of the
all viii offered the
Purchasers cordially invited
HooE, BROTHER, & CO.
Sept 18-d4wif
NE SsUiNCEY's Literary Reniin.sf vols. ISinO
~ being vols and Of the uniform edition oil his works
Motbewrli's PosIulnous Poems, vol
lhc Vision OF Sir Launtal by James Russell Lowell
of Rev and of
Stevens Buckminser; by Eliza Buckmnster Lee. vol.
Brief Practical Treatise Moa OF the
employed the public works Ia Boston harbor by Lieut.
WIN. H. W right u. s, Engineers.
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Sept l6 Booksellers, 9Th street.
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INV A CNEEN, Auctioneor.


VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE AT AUCTION
Wednesday, i7G instant, shall sell, the premises
O'Clock, valuable lot and Improvements
No. 6yU the May situated
l5 feet II inches south street, So ~ inch alley
IN inches with line adjoining
The place begnlng nearly 1850 feet The
three bk eing back building
aad
berry, garden. The hou Quit in hr
substantial manner,
aud convenience for desirable private residence
being unsurpassed for its commanding view.
Of purchase money cash
the balance ,qua annual payments two,
purchaser satisfactorily Tearing
from the day OF
We scarcely necessary anything relative
the described property well H. be
beautiful, commanding, healthy locations city,
the we'll worthy Of the attention Of person wishing make
a good
A. GREEN Auctoneer.
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ARUNDEL.

WIG DOCTRINE AS IT NOW Is The National Intelli-
geheer which has been for whole generation the me.
uopoan organ Of the whiggery OF this country, says
reference 10 Cuba, hat il contrary 10 the policy of
he United States that she (Cuba) should conquer her
own independence" The dogma OF this organ, lhen is
mat, however oppressed Cuba may be by the nolerable
yoke OF Spanish tyranny she has no night 10 be free ;
ana mat dd she succeed in establishing her indie
pendence, that Independence would be bad luck 10 the
United States Can honest wings take such dose of
accountable orylsm that' Can they swallow this
principle OF the desPot and tyrant'
[Coviagtn (Ky) Democratic Union.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.
From our baltimore Correspondent.
BALrlMoRe, Sept. ls-5

BALTIMORE, Sept l5-5 D. m
tcsnl outrage al Cbrslana created great excite
- or oiy uut TIE prompt action Of the legal authorities
mas done much 10 quiet the minds OF the people mass
meens Is called ior TO night in Monument Square 10 take
action ia the matter
mssehs WIN DC heid al The Exchange this afternoon
nominate independent ticket for judicial officers The
general impression Is that the affair win end in smoke
The weather since Saturday, has undergone most ia
ligh ful and sautary change.
President Fillmore and the travelling members of his
,rabe cabinet ased through here this morning s route
for theNorh. Thy ok the o'clock train, aud arrived
s1iey In Philadephia 3p. M intending take the train
Tor New York ati p.
Our market is without the slightest change in prices.
Small transactions.
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Valuable business Stand Warrington
City.
THREE In the large building the old
established
Space viii be completed aud possession given the LEI Of October
They built IN the modern style for the dry goods
and with gasighs The IL feet wide
so deep the sde-lght of
wide by IL high by SIS
roon lighted by
building The store, fronting Market space, II
wide "a becomes &c wide by - feet deep having
sky feet wide by % feet long IL has basement nnhed for
each
The third feet wide by 81 deep,
the the large could
be made by the last Each
vault in the pavement for fuel.
LIST Of October
warehouse the side of
Seventh street he main business the
n % feet by 50 II Ii built
substantial and capital stand for wholesale retail
business of kind.
the December That
building eth
Market Space
7h built the best
conveyed through building The celInr to
NTH speaking thro g
render convenient and complete Also balcony
building level paor
building with front The dining
pao Is long by 10
OF
by folding and sliding
parlors the remainder those
chambers. IL has also Kitchens
desirable the For apply subscriber
House, north side Pennsylvania between ~
ANNE r. DERMoTT
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BY A. GREEN. Auc,ioneer.

VALUABLE AND HANDSOME PROPERTY AT AUCTION
On Monday, I'D instant, shall sell, the premises
O'Clock, thai beautiful properly known Fairyiew- be-
of No 5l3, lots 3 s. ga % a. 81 a.
a. A. and Is, al adjoining containing 9lOo feet
sc The ground has IL large quantity of choice
handsome and pump
the house The above described property North
between 9TH and 5 streets west ad certainly OF the most
eligible aud beautiful sites for residence this IL
win be sold Ia lots 70 suit purchasers commencing with lot g.
which the house stands.
Terms fifth balance equal insamenis,
three four, and hve the purchaser
bearing from day Of sale. deed given and Deed Of
taken. Title ndirputbc A. GREEN,
Aueuolrer.
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The Irish /. Felons. /"

by r, McNkhHAhI'
Yes g telona" they are falsely styled
A brave and gallant band,
From kindred, home, aud friends exiled
For loving native land.
The elanling chain they're doomed TO drag,
In torture day and night,
Because, around their own green flag,
They baitled for the right
If marshalIed hosts had followed them,
Instead Of scattered bands,
They would nave uasped the ocean gem
From England's robber- hands;
And Heaven, with approving smile,
Would bless the noble deed
That gave new lie TO Erin,s isle,
And shaekled millions freed
Then blame them not because they filled
In fra sdom's holy tight,
For they were men that never quailed
Before the grants might
They were not crouching, coward slaves
They would not minions be-
And facing dungeons, gibbels, graves,
They struggled 10 be free!
Alas the star Of freedom paled,
And oet in deeper gloom,
And they who first ia beaming hailed
Have met the felons'" doom;
And now, within their prison-cell
Those noble, daring braves
Yearn Tor the home they loved so well,
Beyond u.e rolling waves
Oh, ye who dwell in this free land
Heed Sympathy's kind voice
Reach out TO them willing hand,
And bid their hearts rejoice
While Kossuth, by your gen'rous aid,
Escapes " traitors" doom,
Let not the star of Erin fade
Above the g lelons' y tomb
HIsGTos Sent H. 1871 ..s-..
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ny A. GREEN, Aueuonser.

by A. GHEEN, Auetiopeer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Ill Wedn i7h shall SELL the residence j.
d. Logon, H. between 7 and 18th Streets 10 O'clock
a. M good assortment furniture, viz:
Mahogany sofa, parlor and roe King chairs
DO bookcase and secretary
Bedstesd, feather bed and bedding
Gnss and ctockery
Cane and other chairs
With good kitchen requisites, cooking stove
with which deem
Terms All and under s2j, s25,
GO and 20 days. for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
A, GREEN,
Sept l8-2t Auctoneer.
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.o0 un,mpaIred hi. convention originated and ha. now

anion unimpalred this no'
roa ssembled. 49,. 7,
sona independent soyeregntes, and ina the powers
di,gated federal government can be resumed by
he several States whenever may seem TO then proper
and necessary !, :, t,,,l a. go,
md which ioned this convention 10 assemble haUs
b reaissd by the failure 10 extend The Missouri line Of
comoromi Sd y Pacific by the admission Of Cali
mia a, State by he organization OF territorial govern
man, for Utah and New Mexico without giving adequate
n,olecon 10 the properly OF the South by the dsmember
sn OF Texas by the abolition Of the slave Irade and the
slaves carried into The District OF Colum
bia for sale -, !,
a sayehoding States refuse into,
any national convention whose object may be 70 nominate
for the presidency and vice presidency OF the
limited States aud under any parry denomination Whatever
nntil our constitutional rights are secured.
R,soiusd That view OF these AGGaEssIoNs and those
aud impending, earnestly recommend TO the
sI,vehodng States 10 meet IN congress or conventions 10
he held at such time AID place as the States desiring 70
he may designate 10 be composed OF double
he humber Of their senators and representatives. IN the
rn,omss Of the United States, ntrused with full power 10
dsIhsrate and act VIEW AND INTENTION OF Ar
a.sr,N puRTEs AGGRESSION, ~ Possible, or RE pr
No r,R CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS OF THE SoHf AND " NOT
nv rsovny FoR THEIR FUTURE SAFETY AND lNDEPEND-
ENCE, - NJ. ,o,,on,io, a.. -
nas,ed 10 forward copies OF the foregoing preamble ana
ssonions 10 the governors of each OF the savehodtng
,ass or the Union be laid before their respective iegis
laures at their earliest assemb'aRe'
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CARD.-The public respectfully requested to
"A rich cabinet French China dinner dessert
and mant-l vases cut glass svcated ware
general
which selected with
expressly rnde
sold exceedingly low for for
satisfactory paper.
DYER MCGUIRE,
Sept I'D Aucuoueers
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,,,. IL If Ba,k bIsyrfuac

popu.yn tMR) sept I3.-The bark Merimac, Ham
bn tom Banimore, Of and or Boston with ca'go OF
i' sano Isak a nd sunk Off the Cspes OF virgnis-no
t The ca pain and crew took to their boats and
IN ~ an hour afterwards saw Tue vessel go down They
@ niL cd an Nv an eastern vessel and aken into Tar
ain Cove where they took passage Tor West Yarmouth,
IRVING there last Thursday night
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by DYER & MoGUIuF, Auouoneers

BY DYER . WcGUIWF, AncUOnetrr.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION-Lot No. %, in
square No contains $500 feet fronting SO feet
street. and H. running back O4 feet
10 20 alley very egby situated delightful water IN front
premises, and Of sutcent dimensions or uec dweng
which command good rent.
will premises Tuesday afternoon
''P'''"''' '''' DlER h MCGUIRE,
s,ntg-d Auctionoers.
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By DYER 4 mcGUInE. Auetioneers.

by DYER q WcEUENE, Auctoneers,
VERY EXTENSIVE SALE or VALUABLE CITY LOTS AT
AUCTION-On Thursday afternoon September O'Clock
room shall sell the following valuable
Lots, viEi
square. Lots
81 2, near the Observatory
20 ,, 4,5,6,7s0,u II, 10, 70, 81, %, %, %
81 81, 2lst street, near y
1876 IL, the western market
2lg =, and lIh bridge
$50 4, very valuable canal lot
27e 10, Is ~, 10
3Oi 4,
4g %, eiribly situated on ~ street
66 &, o. TO- near ths canal
67 %, ~, ~
6s7 -, opposite Capitol Square
ia ~, north of the Capitol
532 H. rs, ~, the Capitol
$50 ., northeast Of the Capitol
$50 @, do do
aB the whole
% ], containing ~, 900 square feet
l,lt3 J., 49,
As above lots belong different persons
will be made known at tho time they offered.
DYER MCGUIRE,
sept i8-3t Auctioneers.
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Nav ORLEANS Sept 12.-the brig TehuanePec pliugs
Havana dates the 9th, and fourth released nemoef o.
the Cuban expedition Capt Kelly says W., Lopez Or
dered Crteuden 10 Join him. but The later refused = 90
Loez's ammunition was rendered useless by severe
s'ofm His guide proved false, and led has company
among the Spanish iroops.
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CHARLEsToN, Sept IA despatch from the Savannah
Republican, dated sept ~, The steamer PdppeTo
has quietly surrendered by Mr. Sgur 70 tho collector
at Jacksonville. She overloaded ~ sea by cutter,
up river pbout Paatka The cutter JACKSON,
reinforced 10y Lieutenant Metchs and twenty regulars
from s. Augustine stationed ~ the mouth OF the river
With loaded guns, which to be used In case Of
lusa.
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General onismsns Withdrawal.
Inc National Inteiligenoer of yesterday has the fol
lowing Geographic report

ny tfgr0ph.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept ~, ls5I.-Gen. Quinnsn, OF Mis-.
''pp mas put iorIh letter declining continue
candidate Tor the Office OF governor OF that State His
party will run Mr. Cooke in his place but the Union ma
Jory In Mississippi estimated from the result of The
eecon OF delegates to the State convention will be from
Twelve 10 fifteen thousand votes
We have seen nothing in any Of the Mississippi papers
70 warrant the belief that Mr.. Cooke will run in Gen
eutmans place, and we incline, present advised
10 doubt the accuracy Of the above report in this par
ueular