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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-29
WORKS.

FENHEOI OGICAL WORKS. A large a. '
u valuable assortment OF Theological Works. co y
piisng the STANDARD Authorsn with full supply
all the late works on Theology. Persons wishing .
purchase Books in this department of Literature W
hhu II decidedly advantageous to call on p. & p,
are now selling The above class of Works at We"
Sinai advance. They also have the following wor
IN store, to be sold very low: D
Hannam's Pulpit Assistant, containing more II
800 sketches of Sermons ~ ii
sketches Of 400 Sermons, vols. l2mo. III
nhOluck on the Romans, fist American edition. -
Putnets History OF the Reformation, vols. Svo. "
Lie anu Ministry of the Rev.. Summcrfield. N
burkit's Notes on the New Testament, vols 30
Chalmers Sermons, complete in vols eyo. ~
eouth,s sermons, new edition in vols. incudi d
lie Poslhumous Discourses. ~
D'AubgneS History of the Refnr,,a,;,, ,o.,, la
complete edition.
Papal Rome as II is. NJ
y. ProphGtca Interpretation and Destinies Of the Z y
ush Empire. o.
Blba Hebriaca. NJ
-, Study of Prophecy, the Coming and Kingdom n
Christ d
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Ilneous anu Medical Books Blank Books, Stationar
Nc &c, wholesale and retail by PARSONS &PRF
TON, Publishers and Manufacturers, No. ISL Pre-
Depot. noa a, II
III FRINGE FOR CLOAkS. | have just manas
iactured an assortment Of the above article, which <
VIII sell, wholesale retail on accommodating term
j. B. HAlG'S Fringe Factory "
An No. III Baltimore street, r
hsS ri doors above South IT. n
EPROAD BLACK VELVET GIMP F0r
- SCARFS AND CL0AKS. have lust receive
~ pieces oil the above article, which is entirely d
ierent from any thing in the market II
J. M. HAlG, No. l2l Baltimore street. =
h2S i doors above South street.
EhR. j. Balm has removed his Office to SARA
~ IOGA STREET, one door east of Howard
where he will attend exclusively the practice of Il
procession, III It's yarious departments. nl3eol1 Y
& (OChTRX KNIT HALF HOSE. An ae
ID, Gi'iona lot or 800 pairs of Country Knit Hal
HOSE, prime article Just received and for sale nv
BAYNE, LATHAM & co. d
hlz-u No. Hanover street. >.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-29

DEAD. The Charleston papers announce
the death of VIM. E. Hayne, Esq, a distin-
gusled citizen of that State.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-29

EEUZzA FOR THE PRIZES AGAIN!
u Il $1,000 in a whole tick was again sold by the
lucky TUCKER BROTHER, at the Head OF Centre
Market, yesterday to citizen up town, only 49,
Also SlUO in quarter, again To citizen in Gay ST.,
and $3.50 in quarter, to II lady Every day we are
TO-DAY-SS000 for S2t-siiares in proportion.
T. 7. TUCKER 4 BROTHER,
Head OF Centre Market.
TAKE NOTICE. The Small Fry Saturday
next. Capital $4,000. Tickets Ss. Packages of qrs.
SJ.25; eightls S962a. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-29

Cold WEATHER. At Quebec on the Goth
inst, the thermometer was down to 25 deg.
Fahrenheit. Thin ice was floating on the St.
Lawrence.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-29

TENNEssEE-0Gicial Vote. The offieia! vote
in this State is as follows; Clay Co,02O, and
Polk 59,9l7. Clay's majority 10. There were
20 votes polled at a precinct IN Warren coun-
ty, which were not counted in consequence OF
not being returned within the time prescribed
by law. Of these, IA were for Polk and for
Clay. The aggregate vote of the State is 49,
937. Gov. Jones has issued his proclamation
declaring the choice of the CLAW electors.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-29

EN y. Il G. Il. WEBB,
EAs No. HOWARD STREET,
Next ''Wheatield Inn,"
HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
N. York Hull'd BUCKWUEAT, in kegs for family use
Fresh Bunch RAiSINS, in whole and haf boxes
Almonds, Currants, Fresh Ciron, Rock Candy
Bordeaux PRUNES, in fancy boxes; Maple Sugar
Cocoa and Cocoa Paste; West India Preserved Lines
Citr0a, Pine Apple, and Canton Preserved Ginger
Maccaroni; Vernlccl; Sardines; Anchovcs a
Capers. Olives, &c. &.
Bedford. PicN Mic, Sugar, Wine and all other CRACK
Frs; Boston CitANBERRiES, &c.
Also New York Premium FLOUR, ssWhtney', br.
Winter strained sperm OIL, warranted to endure the
coolest wealhaf-wib ...
Adamantnc, Diaphane, Sperm, and other CANDLES.
For sale by L. j. x G.. F. WEBB,
n15-eotlstJ No. 3 Howard street.
TREMENDOUS RUN AT 23i FOR
RUBBERS! RUBBERS!! RUBBERS.m
.<ss,-- Misses RUBBERS for so cents
s1<dJ Ladies' do forts
Mems do for 81
French Kid Jefersons, thick sole, 70 cents
Ladies' kid and morocco Ties, 81
Ladies' thick sole Leather Shoes, IS, high cut
Boys thick sole Monroes, 37a
Chdren's Caters and Bootees, lS2
f17- Goodyear's water proof RUBBERS, handsome
styies-as Sandals, French JeersOns aud Slippers,
warranted not to harden in the coolest weather; also,
Gentemen's of same styles.
R.. B GRIFFIN, 23l Market street,
IT. One door above Charles Sc.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-29

PUBLICAN The I'd No. Of Thirlwall'
History of Greece, an admirable work; and thu
18th No. of the Pictorial BlbIe-price % cts.
each, have been received from Messrs. Arm
strong & Berry, and MIR. n. Hickman. W.
have also been furnished by Mossrs. Shurtz s
Taylor, with No . of Sketches oflrish Charac
ter, by Mrs S. c. Hall,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23
Things In phiiade,phis.


PHILADELPHIA. NGy. Bpm
JAMES RrcH,sAS.-Ths gentleman arrived :.
,b city Yesterday afternoon. and v remain several d.y
H,uosEY Conference.-The jury IN the cas. of
ueory Isursy tired yesterday or t, murder Of Joseph g
rnc the aeasngion riots, came Ittp Court last tyern.
with u verdict OF guilty OF SIan'aushief
ADAY oy rHASKsov,S6.--A petition is nov
living Mt the Exchange and other public places r;zyine Coz
appot day ep:as s e J5 gis,eni he & yest q E M
and III other nicrces Of H boun'ifu providence"
ASJ-SpLEAsaSr ArFAIs sErrLsp.-i am happy
~ ,,,c ,hat the difficulty existing between several nerr
,bs WIS and Ioco Foco party ans gu, gfto nii oes;
to RGYRy Clay at DARBY pres,oG, !? 81 the tseoP Ia,
new I;cnern wi,hdru wing the bills OF Indictment
Court OF SrssIoNs.-A large number OF py,y
cases were dispos OF this Court 's morning A jOOn.
man named George CoISo1 we 70 'on,hs iTpt
had been found guilty Of stealing frcm thst employees we,
eac sentenced 20 three years niprt ennea' Ten figs!s
,.rx ,ycr ,rcd and conysel o various OleGces, Aad
snca ton imprisonment yayin: from TO three year
| NiAEiSE pIsAsrrR-'Ire schooner Louisa, { ao,,
Inyerso fom Ph,asip ph'a et Albany With cargo Goal
wen, asioe ON Tuesday morning, few niles ~'uh Of Brre
ea aad Immediately bfsd I'D Nam nj s cT @ ,I ~
| by the schr J. Budi, of aud bound 10 Esg hatboF. -
The WEAysKS -pnerc Is considerable difficulty
existing at present among the hand BON weaye who are DE-
ermn.i 10 protest against any reduction OF their wsse.
wonder how many OF these men voted against the Tanh
| TuE WEATHER is sill oi ire most disagreeab.
| chnrncer All outdoor business has been suspended
STocXs-rhe market suli main'ains an upward
those for The tnncies Readg Railroad Bonds advanced
IL: Wilmington Railroad :, Un,t.d States Baak Caea
nenle md Delaware Canal shares commercial Bank o
Natchez g. from previous quotations. State os closed hrm ii
F9,t sa mBS"ySGssSSs BsayS@sS q Wilmington R DO do g.
do. cash. 3 100 L. States Bk "a; o. do o. S Gn,t
Bank IOj, Is do. l0N 900 Reading Rd Bds y go
state s. 81. $50 do. 6S; 80 CONNECT BS Sstche1 II
. s. Ofcnns (;rs 81: 10 Commercial BS i''a NcHer
SerSaG SGGrd- shares Grurd Bank lo; 10 do oS %
10 lOI 400 do Wimon Railroad. ynrioqs ways, ga Sd
| DAYS 2Jl Co do United State. 6s 10 do Comnseira
Bank 50 silC0 state 5',, days. g; slo@ do; & . $50
To p1nn Ls S9 Il 2s4 f'aes AMI Del Canal Loan 81,
SHIP NEws-4i Z. NJ Cleared ns,s giterTlooa.--
Brg, May Iane Lsmond: S;;CR E@eTqlS M WMek9Tsy Il
s,Lnnbcr. SYork: Theron. Young, Newark, y J. Bar,
orPos DTak9 NYSIS teaas ',a mo;s snhFae Levy N.
9rrired-S;chts Adams Croweil, Provdence; lsanhoe
Post, Nemburyport Phlaiephle Than. Nantucket; Lei
! bany. -. ..;
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23
Cour. OF Common Pleas.
pofo-a Iudye n>fy.
Joseph L. Shater vs. John and Iheodore oo..

Joseph L. Skater ys. John and Theodore No.he'l'
Action to reeove, s for years wages C plaiat n a so
ise.Ss sao allowed for money received ard 10; noas'
trsteTrcd TO yes;crday.) Verdict tor piaati!!. '9'
Adam L1rheg w. George NJ: Soule, e' al N =, III, ~
,naat M crctorS of Peter Begcl legied Gt Nos 10 am
10 EIeysn,h .eei upon steam engine, win hoeti aI M
bowc, said to be worth s4I Gr'si InlI. pasels l @ md
tiy,mers onnnti,y of marble, &c m ali vaie ~ SUP, @
sJ them defendants the credtors) themselves PEN e pu
chnsers nj sl0i M Larbes claims That nc ei a o.
81 ,bo nd bnrs acton of tTover to recover c val
no IL Is con;ended that his mortgage rs not valid, II ~. s
mn out without renewal. This denied II oppeus sn I
as Of ihe FIRST mortgage was filed previous To fle levy
e Ietenaans contend that the duplicate dd not show s
interest IN the property required by satue enu
@ ,Lsreorn voij On this ground nousut asked Tor
The coirt will give its decision Monday forenoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

AMOS kEspALL-A letter from Washington.
says .' thai Amos Kendall is to be Post Master
General, under Polk,' Bait. Bat.
THE CoSsEouENcE.--We learn, says the
Nashua, N. H. Telegraph. that about fifty
hands have been discharged from the machine
ship in Manchester, The present week, In conse
quence Of countermanded orders fer machinery Y
since the Presidential election.
FIRE Is ALBANY.-The large carpenters shop
occupied by Mr.. Ho!dridse, on Elk-street, Albany,
was burned 10 The ground on Thursday. The FIRE
burst out in the northern end of the building, but
how il originated is not known. Alb. Jour.
FIRE IN HAaILros.-The ;urniug-lalhe and shop
OF Mr. Keyes, of Hamilton. Madison County, was
destroyed by FIRE the I9th INST, with all the i'm
plements OF his trade. Less about 81 ,0e0; no in
surance. II that the village is without re
engine, and the Reflector thinks that after a few
more fires tbc necessity Of one will be plainly OBJ
ssryable,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23
CONTENTS oFTHE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
FOR THE PRESENT WEEK:

J. acknowledgements ofths Tribune for The year i,
Can Texa, be kep, ofthe Union? The kesu OF .a'
Result Honor 20 the Patriot Native Ane'caii,.' ~
No II. The Texas Treason The fInad Cones'eu
Our State Prisons, sc. MI
III Po1rrcAL-E!ecton Returns from New. foFS, leu
ware. &c. The Wings Of the South; Hypocrisy ne
buked: Owning the Truth too late. &c
ILL., NEws-Northern Wisconsin: From Iexas TON LII
LIZ 49,, Frou the Sandwich Islands: From Mexico
&c &c. ,,;
w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dinner of the Ncw,fotk HIS u
,oIcal Society Brsbanes Le.tes from EUROPE NO
IL Death Of Paul Follen: The Texan Revolution 40
w.; Improvement of Land: Broodheads ADDRESS D.
fore the " Y. Historical Society, &c.
" Coxxrsc1AL IyrELLIoxNcr-Stoeks, Money, Produce
&c. :,
Single Copies put up wrappers for the hias can De oo
tanned at the desk. Price, ca cents. ,,
10 TERms-s3 year single copies "a cenp- | o'
,c,ptious payable inAexiby advance. Address
GREELEY & McELRArH. leo Nnssau:street
Tribune Buildings opposite the park.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

FRon HAYrI.-Csptain Renick, of the brig
Ann, arrived yesterday from Port au Prince,
was very s;ckly,-all qaiet 10 politics.
WATER IN BosToS.-Some timid genius is firing
away in the Boston Atlas, against the introduction
OF "Pure Water" into that beautiful city. He
should be fed on crackers forevermore.
IRON STEAMERs.-The two new Iron Steamers,
the MaIgar Kepble and the Aibemarle, arrived in
safety at Norfolk on Sunday last.
The PRESIDENT OF TgxAs.-Dr. Anson Jones
was formerly schoolmaster in the upper part Of the
town Of Wheeling.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23
Marine Court.
Before Judge SHERMAN.

Richard Jones RS. James l.. Curtis and Thomas
F. DaysMr Jones has lime kiln 18Th street near ave
A. md supplied lime for the erection % o, b en nv, to
sIGO II wns stated that mechanic named crazy ns
been nSnce an agreement with Ar Curtis 10 ake
lots o land situated as above, mortgage ior me ,s9se
amount Of the purchase money and 70 on putting up
ms for which Mr. Curtis greed To supply hm wlih ee;'a
sney i,om time time. and when c got The hos co
need 10 give him title deed. Grady ni'er triesIg %
penr into debt md losing said, about sau paie" WIN
The contract so that II came back mo the hans oil VIZ
rs he claim OF Mr.. Jones Tor furnishing me was
and no brnss action conenng that Mr. Curtis never owned
the property but acted agent tor NJ avs We IsH
owner and the acts ard assertions OF the latter bound Dn anu
bs agent 10 pay 10! the building oi houses whic lney
have in no;scsson Motion made Tor non-sit nh III
toIrt granted s,ch the net appearing To come i0 ee
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23
Why Stocks Fall.

why STOCKS
We have letter from an intelligent and infu-
entail member of The Senate OF Indiana, inform
ing us that The project he had previously disclos-
ed to us of levying Tax to pay Interest on the
Debt of that State must now be abandoned His
reason is that the ,chole Loco-Foeo party of
Indiana are arerse to paying the Debt, either
principal erinterest; and as they, by the sinister
aid of the Abolitionis!s, have carried the State,
and have the Governor, &C. the Wings will not
incur the odium of proposing heavy tax when
nothing is TO be Effected by it. Ii the State had
gone for Clay, and he had been elected, the
Wings would have taken the responsibility q
pressing State Tax to pay three per cent. inter-
est on all the States Debts.
We still hope there are Wings in the Legis
laturo of Indiana, and Of euery Repudiating
State, who have the integrity and nerve to pro.
pose and press to a decisive vote some plan of
taxing to pay at least The Interest on that States
Debt What if it has no chance of success !.
what if it defeat the reelection of the mover with
selfish and knavish constituency? Far greater
would be the honor of standing recorded in a
minority OF one N idYOf Oh fupnc r dlth against
Public Rascality than to 81, in the Presidential
Chair by the unanimous vote of every swindling
State in the Union.
p The Boston Morning Post and our horn.
ing Meas think Messrs. Clay and FreGnghuysen
must feel bad when they learn that the keepers
aud customers of the brothels and rcggeries the
Five Points and on Corlaer's Hoek went en- masse
against them. So they do, doubtless; especially
when they reflect that every sues haunt of poliu
ton and dissipation throughout the land went
agains, them. Perhaps, however, they find some
consolation in the great majority in their favor
around PLYMOUTH Rock, and the battle fields OF
TREsroN, PRiNcsroS, BENNINGTON, SARATOGA,
GERaAsTowH, GuILroRD and YoRkrows. If all
the groggeries in tie Union had been canvassed
the Sunday morning before Election, they would
have given Polk and Dallas ten TO one: but then
all the Churches, if the epirions OF thtir inmates
had been ascertained at the Same hour, would
have given Like majority for Clay and Frelng-
huysen. Thcy may be mortified at seeing the
heavy vote against them atthe Five Points, but
zee don't feel very bed about it, conslderin'! 1t
seems to US as natural as life.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

De5- Alexander,s- -Tricobaphes-AAe..telDss.s Ne. tls.ss!J -
iinbye discovery b0ns Liquid Dye, which - Bak,
change ihe colour OF the Hair beautiful Brown .n1
without injury the Hair or SKIN. The great s
tis Dye consists ia easy mode ofeppcntlon arc ho5
neou, effect al other dyes requiring from ten 70 'Ss' M
~ snsa1 e,eeIenee will be spparent every pes
single apnIcaton For sale by Ri,shton s Co.. iU OK = AZ
l9 As,or Hose and Broadway OF lith S.res Tsyia
Lihery street * Of r. & G. A,ynEht sole nsenSs In
philadanhia -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23
BY This Mornings Mail.

B The LEGISLATURE OF NosrH.caaorlr,
convened at Raleigh on Monday last. In tie
Senate Intellectual attempts were made to elec,
Speaker. The House of Commons was o.ga.
ized without difficulty. Hon. Edsard s.ani,
was elected Speaker
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23
c1Ty INTELLIGEN ENCE
Circuit Court.

Samuel Grayden va Theodore otoaf, late safIan ,.
of Nngnra County-Tn 1si Mr Winsow c2os % ] ~ Con
on on 6s Der, @ o. ssrs Leonard and Leroy H. Sheenerd
Of Lockpori Niagara Co and ,ent an eSsf ss pai li
S cr ma tbe amount The Sheriff notified Nr ,i te s
M .' ,,,, Inn 10 remit, and attachment "s g , W.
%ra h lie NewYos :9 ana ssa ts sst % ot m iO NJ the
low thas e ,b Cnuptr Instead o,he Circuit and WAS
void and obliged teFsi9f % nSg q gsse to pay i;
cr az T 70 NJ Wirso,g and did pay 500 down WIZ = E"e %
TO pay the balance certain time wcn b nc @ II appears
ri the crk OF Nj Winsnw filed up hy nis&hs & z Tr ri
execution the ComIaon P'eas tais ' -; hat Court. On
M sound nonst asked for II was eoneGeS ~ aS Sbe
i.b,r, the execuou was void. the promise OF Wy -
q ,rer tho none to Mr. Wnsow Is binding agalit ,i.
Wi;rt by drection for pluutt SUBJECT to the opinion o VIZ
f,nnrt with liberty 20 turn II ltto n0nsuil
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23
sexv.York Efsation.

We presen. in the liable below foil returns oi
TIE vote Of tbs State for President with the e1
ceoton of tie Abolition vote in Schenectady
County. Ii will be seen that while foik mas q
majority of 5,o26 over Clay, of all the votes cast
for President there Is majority of nearly eleven
.hansand anainst him.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23
THE TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY MORNING, NOV. %.
THE WHIG ALMANAC FOR ls45.

Dc,- The WING Almanac for 1s4o wiA be pun-
he ,nediaiey after all the Presidential Election
d ,5 viii eop.ain the Official votes Of ell the States by
COUNTIES and Congressional Dt,cts II viii also contain me
Declaration oil Independence the Constitution Of the oni
a,e besides gca; vanety OF Statistical. Political and pie
ccaneocs r,aae. sAd oil respects viii he fully equal 70 any
Of its peedecessos-for the yean 1913 md si % arm
et, Merchants Mechanics and Politicians VIII found wofH
mos, convenient n useful reference throughout the year.
- Tho price will bc the heretoiore VIZ iof SUI
g!c copy 121< cents, 81 per dozen. or - per iO
3- pcs:mas.e renting 81 eniited to 10 COPIES.
GREELEY & McELRATH.
Tribune Buildings. New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

Majority for Clay, l2e2. Do. for Harrison, 1915.
GorerHor-Filelore. 1881 Wright
Senate-C. Emmons - $3.50 H. W. Rogers -57i4
CoHsress-C-B Holmes6S07 H. B. Selden.--57222
(J.P. Raym'd6823 NJ. w. Kirby---51l3
Assembly wm.C. .Bloss67s3 J. r. Finn ....5Tl3
{ Jno. McYean6SS0 H Carmichael 5737
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

DAILY TRIBUNE Is served s. early hour in any
nan of This City o. Brooklyn cESrs per week paSa
bic 10 the Garner by thos who prefer IT, q; the same
ior six month, or year payable at tho Office IL advance
ps,soas Wishing be served will pleass sand teir na
through tho Post Office or o.haIwtss
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

be waited this afternoon By some so scholars from one OF
The Public SCHOOL, This IS ss should be- they be
p.otably nduced any other way. for here Impressions
historical viii be firmly made upon their minds q,
be obterated Parents, too, should be inke
thelr children there, both iarge end small
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

sroK,cAL SOCIETY DTSSER.-Extru copies OF yes
sdsv Tribune containing report Of the Proceedings
soeecbcs &c Mt this dinner, FOR sale at this office Pnce
Can't, in wrappers ready for lains, 81 per 100.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

FAM1LY HoLIpaY-at the American Museun,-Great bill
both this alernOn and eyenins-La day Of Prof Rod
the wonderful Mesmeriser whose supernatural powers nave
heen the theme o universal surprise mud admiration Caro-
Inc appear. ~ three Of Eset dnnses Lzzy three com
the Vocal Bothets thee Ducts. md the Kentucky
Laughing GnS IS also udnlnistered. -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

u Professor GouRAuD has arrived in this city
from Niagara, and we understand has taken
rooms at the New-York Hotel.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

PORTABLE DRESSING CAsEs-Tne subscribers ss'sl n
pleed their arrangements for tie manufacture oil the
which, large variety ready for e1nminson,
of most compact forms, and cquni in finish to toe fts
fin, quality and the most useful among which i, the Me-.
Table; for keeping razor in perfect order. The PUBIC
vited to examine the Toilet Furnishing Store rs
mis- g. CD G. SAUNDERS o -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

SENATOR FROM NEw- YoRK.-I. is rumored in
Albany, that Hon. Samuel Young, the present
Secretary of State, is 10 go to the Senate of the
United States, in place of Silas Wright.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23
TotnI 45i8 4.l99

Majority for CLAY $40. Do. for Harrison 543
Gore1nor-Filmore - ,499 Wright. -. ,296
Seutr-W.y.K. McLean4, ,502 A. c. Hand 4, ,283
Congress-Hugh White.4.520 c. Ellis; -. ,252
Asseaay-Wm.'Wilcox ,523 W.L.Glchrisl4, ,269
E. Edwards.4 ,5O3 h. Granger. "A, ,236
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

R The sale Of one half of the collection of
modern Paintings IN the Granite Building, took
piuce yesterdsy as advertised. The other half will
be sold on Tuesday EEK. Tie prices obtairel yes
to-day were very low net one fourth we are told OF
what was asked at private sale.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

CURIOUS FACTS ABOUT THE DAHLIA-The Bos-
ton Transcript gives interesting facts abou,
this very ayorite plant which has taken the position
IN gsrdens formerly occupied by the Tulip. The
difference between the temperature Of the city and
country, proving the value of gardens for flowers
in the former over the latter is shown by comparing
the time when the Dahlis was killed by the frost in
Boston, and al what time in the surrounding coun-
try The table furnished extends over twelve sea-
sa,z Wa uy;II tale f,rr oniy
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

NEw-HANrsHlRE.-The Concord Patriot gives
the Presidential vote in all except three towns as
follows: Polk 26,s29; Cay 1868: Polk over
Clay 1926. Folks msiorty over al-wilI te
little over 5000.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23
.-.;., c.t.n,aar-This day.

c,..r,S copsr-Ths whole Of the Calender
remaining will be called. NJ. 70 % 10 g.
III 30 30 So 2 9.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

TotaI...43.g3. s9.as7 1855 80 43 g, q .sgi
Cays MAJ 1856 Grahnn's do. 3,l5S. Aoreheads do 45S4
NoTg-Catawba (a) votes with Lincoln: Mcdowell (b)
with Burke: Union (c) with Arson and Meckenburg.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

The FAR WEST SEMISARY.-This is the title OF
an Institution which the friends Of learning and re-
ligion are endeavoripg TO establish three miles from
Fayetteville, Arkansas. This Town is in Wash
ton County, in the n. w. corner of Arkansas, dis
trct in,ersected by the Ozark Mountains, where
there are few slaves, and where the people raise
their own Wool and Cotton, and manufacture il for
themselves. The Cherokees are within 25 miles,
and the Choctaws are within As i, is a leading
purpose of the Seminary to instruct the Indians.
Arkansas, as yet has no College, and we hope this
effort will succeed.
ITALIAN OPERA.-The storm prevented the at
tendance OF a large number who would otherwise
have srru pIesenr last evening, but there still
very respectable audience. The piece performed
was Rica's Opera of Chiara di Rozembursh, ard
the execution OF the several paris afforded great
satisfaction. SIGsoRA PIcA appeared TO have fully
recovered from Ice slight embarrassment manifest
on her first appearance, and on this occasion did
herself full justice.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

would say 70 the Ladies il you arc in want Ct
our word 10. 3 you vii NOT leays until you have supplied
yonissWes win ue desired article and 10 GsntIenen We
yo1 VIII md large assortment the rcst fashionable crti.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

D3- An entertainment the New York Museum TIN at
ternoGn by the celebue vocats 9r j. Murphy Nr Kneas
SOngs,es ASSISTED By the Lady Astrels viii Introduce their
much admired Ethiopian melodies. performances ako in
the