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Inc secretary of the Navy returned to Washing
y" Yesterday During his brief from the seat
Oh government, Mr.. Bancroft has visited all the
naval stations north of the Potomac, which he had
not previously inspected. He has given his care
,a' attention to the condition Of the navy yards at
portsmouth, New York, and Philadelphia. He
mas embraced the opportunity also to visit the ma
val asylum at the. latter city. A busy weeks work.
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MORE NEW GOODS.--The subscriber has
lVl again opened dry goods upon dry goods, in
very large quantities Customers now making up
their fall purchases will find il greatly to their ad-
vantage to examine my assortment and prices be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
In the cloth department will be found extra super
fine French and West of England broadcloths, un-
common great bargains
"a and Ga colored French and English cassi-
mere, very beautiful
"a and GA black doeskin and ribbed cashmere,
superfne a ieei 45esl
French and English black and colorcd satin vest
ings stad
Gentlemen's silk and satin scarfs and handker-
chiefs f8tibs s
Merino and lambswoo shirts and drawers, supe-
rior 5as9
IS pieces real French Cashmeres, Cashmere DE-
cosse, and mousselines de laine sss
A. striped changeable silks, very rich
Wide blue-black, satn-striped silks, rich
Ladies' striped, plaid, and plain broadcoths for
cloaks, less than New York prices
piece blue-black entin Ottoman
Superfne alpacas and bombasins
. Extra fine mode-colored French merinos
Black and bue-black silk vclvets, very cheap
Superfne and medium French Cashmere shaws
Cassnets fannels, blankets, and counterpanes
Heavy Venetian and doube.twilled stair carpet
ings
Oilcloths, two yards wide, at II IS the running
yard.
Oct. 14--6teoif GEO. STETTINlUS
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OWEN, EVANS, a. CO.,

DEG leave to acquaint their friends, and the pub
ID lie generally, that they have just opened their
supply Of fall and winter goods consisting of a
careful selection Of the richest articles lately intro
duced into the world of fashion.
IrTo officers of the navy, they would state,
that they have just received, per steamer Great
Britain, case Of English gold epaulets, embroid-
cry, and laces made to their order, agreeably with
the regulation Of 18th April, 1S45.
Store on Pennsylvania avenue, between Fuller's
and Galabrins Hotels.
Oct. l4-2aw2mif
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OREGON AND CHINESE wHEAT.--A
" few bushels of these superior varieties OF seed
wheat, remaining unscld, will now be disposed OF
at reduced price, if Immediately applied for:
| ]. +. CALLAN,
oetI4 Corner of E and 7th streets.
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NATIONAL HOTEL, No, S Cortland, street,
IN New York, by CHARLES WYCKoFF &
Co. u SO per day. s,s
This hotel has lately been opened, and, being To-
Gated in the business part Of the city, the propre
tors respectfully solicit share Of the public patron
age.
Aug. IS
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Kahn (dem. )..............7 10. ...........4
Baltzell (dem At ~ 5

baitZe (uem )... ...5f.......s....
In consequence of the proximity of the Old Wo-
mans Bluff precinct to the city, no poll was OPEN
ed at that place.
II will be seen by the returns, that the democrats
had il all their own way. There is but one
wing elected, (Mr. Valleau,) and he is indebted to
the partially of his democratic friends for his
cess. The wings, conscious of their weakness as
party, declined running any candidates for State
senator and sheriff, leaving the contest between the
regularly nominated democratic candidates. Messrs.
Kahn and Barber, and the independent democratic
candidates, Messrs. Baltzell and Lucas--uniting,
however, in the support of the latter, by which
means the election Of Mr.. Lucas was secured. In
Justice to Mr. Baltzel we would remark that he was
earnestly and repeatedly solicited by the wings to
allow his name to be run by them, in testimony of
their appreciation of him an old resident of tho
county, as u gentleman of talents, and an old and
consistent member of the democratic party We
also deem il proper to say, that his name was not
announced as candidate until late hour on tho
day previous to the election; combining himself to
his official duties, he took part in the election,
showing perfect indifference as to the result, and
only ex Expressing willingness to serve his fellow
citizens as senator, If they should, without regard
10 party preiudices elect him to that post. Under
these circumstances, we deem the vote received by
Mr.. Baltzell very ercditable one.
But the "deviln and his imp are waiting to put
the paper to press--l0 o'clock, Monday night No
time for further comment, and no further comment
necessary. Franklin county is democratic to the
core. We "guv IL up"
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DANCING SCHOOL.

MIR. F. c. Liable respectfully informs his
lvl friends and the public that he will reopen his
school for the instruction of dancing, on the first
Tuesday Of November, at his residence, Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, few doors east of 18th street.
Oct l4-eo3t
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DIE NATIONAL ZEITUNG,

DIE NATIONAL ZEITUNG,
German National Gazette,O
CENTRAL organ of the American population Of
u German nativity in the United States, publish.
ed weekly, at Washington, ID. G.
TERMS.
Two dollars per annum;
One dollar for session Of Congress-;
Advertisements at the rates usual in this city.
J. G. KLENCd,
Publisher and Proprietor
Oct G--dQw
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FLORIDA ELECTION.
WASHINGTON, Oct. Ia, l545.

WARRINGTON, Oct. Ia, lS45.
To the Editor Of the Union:
Sin: tits with uneigned pleasure that enclose you
a paper containing the returns of the election in
franklin county, Florida. -Four years ago the
wings had upwards of one hundred majority in this
county. The Hon. d. Levy reduced this majority
in his contest with Major Ward to 80 votes, and re-
ceved majority in May last Of about 81 votes over
his popular competitor, Putnam. The talented
Brockenbrough now leads his worthy competitor
(Cabell) So votes; and that sterling democrat, to
whom the party is much indebted for his zeal in ia
vor of democratic principles William A. Kahn, esq.,
nominated to fill the vacancy in the Senate of the
State occasibned by the resignation of the talented
Hawking, elected judge-eads his Independent COM
petitor As votes. | have no doubt but Broken
broughs vote in the State will equal, if not exceed,
the vote Of the Hon. ID. Levy in May last and
thereby Florida will give to the administration an
other able and efficient supporter in the councils Of
the national legislature, especially upon the subject
Of the tariff.
A Democrat and Citizen Of Franklin county, Florida
noW IN Washington d.. c.
From the Apalacbcoa Commercial Advertiser.
The ELEcTIoN.--We have kept our columns
open until late hour for the purpose of announcing
the result of the election in this county, which is as
folows
REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS.
City. Fl. Gndsden.
Brockenbrough (dem.) 10
Cabell (whig).. ........,3 4............
SENATOR STATE LEGISLATURE
Kan (dem.) ..............7 3.. ..........l4
Baltzel (dem ......... 81. ........... 5
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TTNHOMPSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
i TAR AND WOOD NAPHTHA, for the
cure of pulmonary consumption, bronchitis asthma,
chronic cstarh, influenza, obstinate coughs, spit
ting blood throat disease, or chronic laryngitis,
palpitation of the heart, and liver complaint Also
whooping-cough, Group, &c.
Sold by JOHN F. CALLAN,
Corner of z and 7th Streets Washington.
Oct. IA
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mischief-that in one instance, an attack had been
made by several upon the dwelling Of a white man;
and, in another, that body of them had assembled
with their officers, marching rank and file, like
trained soldiers, brendishng their hemp hooks
that slaves were in the habit Of reading the paper
from the time of its commencement, and in one in
stance that slave had gotten it from the Office OF
its publication, where he had paid ten cents for it,
that the slaves in the habit of singing songs,
whose refrain was, "Well soon be Free hurrah for
Cash Clay "'--that they looked upon him as able to
set them free and that his paper established for
that purpose;-and, finally, that in some instances,
they considered themselves free as the whites,
and refused TO do their work. These facts es-
tablished by multitude Of Witnesses and there was
not one who, on his oath, dssented from the opin-
ion that the "True American" paper was exercising
most deleterious influence upon the slave popula-
ton
On the part of the prosecution, the court gave the
following instruction to the jury, upon the law of the
case
"That if the jury believe, from the evidence in
their cases. that the defendants to this prosecution
| assembled with the INTENT and did, with violence
and by force take possession of the True American
Office, they are guilty OF riot, and they must find
them guilty, and their fine in their discretion,
from one cent to one hundred dollars"
The defendants then asked the following instruc-
tons;
| lst That, as the proceeding was q,,asi criminal,
the jury were the judges Of the law and facts.
Cd. That the people have right to abate nui-
sance; and, in its abatement, TO use Just so much
force as might be necessary for that purpose.
The court gave the first instruction asked by de-
PENDANTS, with the qualification, that, although not
legally, the jury were morally bound to decide nc
cordng TO the law given them by the court.
| The second instruction asked by them the court
refused; at the same time remarking, that, if he
looked only to the common law, he should feel
bound to give IL; but that the court Of appeals Of
Kentucky, in the leading case upon the subject Of
nuisance, had drawn distinction between physi-
cal and moral nuisance; that they had decided that
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abilities to buy, larger consumption, greatly in
creased revenue--all would follow.
.sThe merchant having capital of $500 900, would
not then, as now have to keep one-quarter Of it by
him, in cash, ready for the cusom-house, and make
80 do the work OF A; for the country merchant,
coming to lay in his assortment, would find it
cheaper to buy the goods in bond from the import
err, get the transfer at the warehouse Office and pay
duty himself if he reside near, or, If not, remove
the whole under bond-say to st. Louis, or Cincin-
nati-rewarehouse them there, and pay duties as he
withdraws them for consumption. BY this course,
he would save the commission and interest, which
the importer now charges for paying the duties for
him. And thus the consumer would buy cheaper.
"How many of my readers can tell how much he
paid in duty for the coat on his bacR But give us
this wafehousing system, then let the country mer-
chant and crossroad store-keeper go to the importer
and pay him for the goods, and then 60 to the
warehouse himself and pay the duties on them.
Each of them, when he returns and opens his
stock, can say TO his customers, so much of my
price on this article is for the importers cost, so
much for duty My word for it, the people would
soon find out who il is that pays the duty---whether
the tariff be oppressive or not; and they would
moreover soon let il be known in high places, upon
what article (if any the shoe pinched too much.
"Therc was much curious information elected be-
fore committee of the House Of Commons, a few
years ago, with regard to the coee-houses OF Lon
don. In their practice Of using their coffee from the
warehouse, and paying duties only on small guam
titles at a time, we may how near the actual
payment of the duty, and the actual consumption OF
The merchandise, are drawn together by the ware
house system; and consequently how much more
steady and regular is the influx Of revenue under IT,
than Il in possible for il TO be now when, perhaps
half the duties this month are reclaimed six months
hence for dra,cbock.
alexandria was once the cntrepot Of trade be-
tween southern Europe and the East Indies, and,
as long as il remained SO, il hourished and pros
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-14
MEDICINES

NURSE wRIGHT'S SOOTHING SYRUP F0K
~ CHILDREN T ETHlNG All MOTHS h.T.pS eh.
Of iraner such - iuaul;ion md swelling Of the gums
Will --ehing eoavasions ssrodie creep
lions srslach and IooseRcs OF tr bowels Should
rAr-r D hau, tbs .ale remedy ihi, hls proved 50 m
eaeieus il all The ,5ore eii-ssts Numerous trsnoe-
Pr-pir-d ard sold - DAVID SANDS Co -,
Roadway cor N.E<s, Sold also. n % FultoE-S; aud
grn,dw4v aud rs aut5on-St- Pre- 50 cts ny -
NYSPEPSIi or RLITE DEVILS.-A safe. sFve,iy hnd
~ ecrun c,-- Tor thtre thu, afflicted with hS oosi
maize and nr->utrc DISORDER Of The dISs;Te osans VI, %
feund IN tt RNER'S DYSPEPSIA REMEDY. This Kerr
edy has been used successfully private prtiice oy
can Of eInence for year.. and has never failed n snsie IN
stance. w NV
Id wholesale and e;al. for The proprietor st r w tN
EMS 80 Ro,re-y Bnnd Price 81 rer eottle nstIrl
THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY.
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AGENCIES.

w b. PALMERS AMERICAN NEWSPAPER AD-
VERTlSlNG AGENCY, temporarily located at No
20 Ann.st adjoining The Tribune Office lremoyed in
quence of the destruction by N of the Tribune Building
where the Agent prepared TO receive Advertisements Tor
the newspapers of of the principal towns aud
cities of State in the Uni-n COPIES OF which together
with the of Advertising b. at his Office
For the info maO of Merchants Manufacturers and others
no desire extend knowledge of their numbers
streets and pursuits thfoug hou The country and thereby IN
their country tine Agent respectfully notifies
them that he July authorized make for the
ral papers for which the Agent aud receipts for all
monies paid to him account Of the proprietors With
view 10 facilitate the selection OF such districts of country
NAV hes, sui, the different kinds of business which the
tention of the people of thu country be invited he gives
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NItI[7iI[[[]I11HI;lI|.4I''I1

THIS MEDICINE pleasant and efeei S T'm.f E lsf
Pluerisy Bronchitis. Liver Complaint. ConsumFiion aug
b-r diseases arising from obsTuet-d erspira;on o" rad
this testimony and call send and 81 -TatsaiSHss @
inlet copisinrg Treatise Consumption &c &c and nu-
rsrous sworn certificate such follows: My VIE was al
ice with affection OF the lungs Jen N the Sl1e anu es'
and genera. debility. eIPec,oratns blood and rus i9r y'
enp0yed thu best medical skill Homeopathic and
The pronounced her lungs liberated and despaied o. ee
Ing care tried various patent Be,elR's wiihout ec.
FINALLY in August last, ed your ou;heH San s. ms
taken bottles and perfectly cured confidently eeou
I'-H" l. - 80 '''''''''' ARTHUR B. Kaufman,
Rssdcnc. "A Clarke ST.. StoTe SOS Broadway;
Ci-v and COUNT Of Nsw-iork ss-A. b Hauptman. oe-
Ing duy sworn Geroses and that the above certhcae
correct and tue w II NiU y Ionl' OF 80 sac
For more proof pamphlets, 10 be had grams a. 90
The Southern Balm sold By druggists sesery through
Also the Anmaiing Arerieut. Attentive;
Southern Balm Pills. u cents 4 box OF p rms,
The best and CHEAPEST general family I'm ever iEIo
duc-d These Pill, have been tested many ye III every iotf
of arising from impure OF the Blood ndo,hr
iuid and have prove safe and efficient Further removing
morbid matter from the stomach and promoting dses
ton and irang the system For iuFtheT Inform
alton Southern Balm Pamphlet To De mad at ts tFope
tors Office, SIS Broadway. cra;utously :, n
No family should b whoHt one OF these valuable ram
phle,s GO,
A liberal discount 10 dealers ale lnisoe
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In ne grig August Jron Crraea-Licut II worgaie Of
i Navy; G L Sumner, j Deveer, a Braatal, De
MechAn.
In The brig Fanny Cot from G,orgelora-5lrs James
Stevens Mss u McNely. As L. Arcgard, Mr. t Bars
tow Mr. 7 Stevens.
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MARINE JOURNAL
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Ship United States, swanton, Charleston sprasue. Rob
iDson & Co.
Bark Industry. Stevens. Quebec. Me.
Brig. Republic smith, Port au Prince, Shielding Ferris;
Galveston Burr. Quay ANA. Badger & Peck; Ann Smith,
Gates Wilmington.
schs John Drew, Powers, Kingston: Brilliant, McIn-
tyre, Philadelphia.
sloop Warren Thompson. New Haven
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n, y,n,ayes m 50 ,pp,r-nt that Il has met with universal
approved WHERE introduced sld it wall prove adTarDut 70
every family machin and manufacturer 10 BE- pfeyitrd WIN
Additional cl-anr-ss which II preserves about machinery
ao7e enough recommend IL. aSh rrlce - Z. ter d9A-n
For sale by CLARK * "lL~O.N
nj I0eods Agents for th- taf-n-e. ; fiftt u
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L ship vincennes. Hiram PauldIng, Esq. Captain I'm
Norfolk 10Th join the Squadron destined the
East Indies.
Brig Arxene HERMAN 10 ds fm Grayanlla, PR, sugar
to NesnIth g. Walsh
Brig Moses I.oveand. DIS I'm Charleston, Geo
EulkIey.
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PATENT INDE,TkUCTlBLE WATER PIPE.
NBE Subscriber, manaae;u Pipe eheasr 1ad Sst e,
than aiy o.he for the conveyance OF ~t'r %
cS VII a., AID ptiy.r- -,jdepces IL II as ar.
Is TN fountain itself and they rsJrart snteger ana 1a2r
Sa.b than am o.h-r soii sn1 WASTE M a' '1f
hydraulic .urposes g-e.y an extra pIrnia Oh IN COL
Lax. AID silver medal swaId-d The lh'eAnf ii te i2t
an o,crr, promptly at,sneed TO AHA FqtnntsTee.
ally D - ~
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DAGUERRE0TYPR,.

DLUMBE,s NATIONAL DAGU ERRIAN GALLERY
L AND PHOrOGRA IilC DEPOT. 81 BROAD
WAY coIrer of Murray street. lover Tennsys J-wery
S;orr) awarded the Medal. four hist premiums and
hghest hoGos at tbs exhibitions Boston Newf ork and
Philadelphia respectively for best pictures and apparatus
exhibited.
Pnc. OF h.ss superb Photographs reduced that Of ord
nary ones az other places that reed for
Ordinary likeness the score OF economy TAKEN IN any
weather.
Plumb-s Premium and German Cameras Instructions.
Plates Cases Sc forwarded desired point al lower
rai-S th,n by auy oth-r manufacture. mvlJ
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DATEKsON SILK FACTORY. \. J., tn,nuactu'

PATTERSON SILK FACTORY. n j., manufactures
Tram Org.nzne and large Ske;n S-wlGst oil -es
onsItv for fringe zlrnp and coach lace max Frs:
Servings SINAI. skei rsblack blue black hight dyes and
assorted as msy ordered. Handsomely half and
papers bundles Of TO kens zach cartons
Of 1900 sk.n.. customers
Csntlsrn-ns PLAN and fancy Cravats, Of the styles
do rich white and printed pocket Handkerchief.
Ssrsnets &c for nat and cap !inngs.
silk Cloth of any required width-Piain ~. printing or
dr-d for banners and flags,
Waste Xix for carding and spinning.
The above for sale and orders FOR article the Silk line
solicited nv m2o an. j. 5 SHsPtER q Pearl-';.
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REAL ESTATE. MARKET, SrA
Bassm.nt arct: hm,;S

pyH REAL ESTATE MARKET. SrA
eSS~ basement 1Gfce ooh
1870 Old No 20-New No. "a WaIl-st. n. Y. -s.il
We hly, for sale On the most favorable terms
Improved FARMS Of all descriptions ,nd prices from 10
1000 Acres. and from SJu0 TO so U00 zach.
MN LArD,. III New York. pennsyvan Virginia Mis-
souri, Tennessee Michigan Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin
less than Government prices.
Wafer Power Mills. Factories beds of fine notrrrs Clay
Lime Qulr,z tsdspar. Alum, Burr Stones, Coal! Iron
Lead. Copper and Thu.
w. have of New Lands Some Farms and Mills
WHICH are Offered Tor Cash n q great sacrifice.
W-resperuy invite all who wish purchase Real Fs,f.
of description situated part cOrtTy 10
aud learn Register, where they best Obtain
thu object OF their desr-.
Our AssocnTxD AGENcY. extending throughout Europ+
and America the greatest possible flcs SERVING
Ill who ..iil favor VITA their commands
~ 0&Wrf ARroin BryFuM Il Co
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DISASTERS.

The brig Moon, Captain kiu1son. belonging to Durham
Dimons line Of NewYofk and Charleston packets, from
this port bound Charleston, ashore Mays Head
about o'clock the evening Of the 5t inst, during thick
weather and heavy rain, with The wind from the East
ward Soon striking the brig bsed, the Inakibg
complete breach over her. The captain and re-
manned board until daylight nornng when they
landed on the beach, The vessel Will be lost 1t Is expected
together with the cargo Vessel Insured for about 900
The cargo very valuable
The brig Baltic OF Norwich CT with cargo Of lumber
bound Ponce, Pr lost on AIagauda reef Insured
In Boston.
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LAMPS, CUTLERY, &c,
PREMIUM STORE.

CoUTUoUY & MEYERS, 3il Broadway, respectfully
v invite the public 10 call their store and examine the
riches; and most extensive TO be found IN this
country OF BRONZED and oRMOLU CHANDELIERS
CFSTRE MANTEI SOLAR BRACKET and READ
nc; LAMPS CASDELABRAS GlRANDoLES, BRAC
KET BRANCHES and C-ASDLESTICkS, in every vari-
ETY. OF patterns.
culiarly desirable for packets and steamboats,.
In evidence the superiority Of this portion OF their
stock any other of its class offered 10 the public IN ms
civ tcy can with honest pride less than SIN
GOLD and FOUR SILVER MEDALS, awarded 10 the
manufactures within the last seven years, for the greatest
variety beauty OF patterns and the unIyaed finish Of
their work.
Every article sold by c. g. y. is warranted to be what
they represent who wish TO obtain first class
goods At price olen paid for such as are Of very ie-
ror quality requested favor them with call oefor-
purchasing elsewhere.
~ liberal discount to Churches and Hotels. 81 ly
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SCRIPTURES PATENT
ATMOSPHERIC OILt-R

81 hlf I RES IN r.N /
ATMOSPHERIC UILtR
AND SYRINGE This a.
tlclr /, a rev aud useful in-
yer;Iou 70 secure convenience
and economy ~ the use OF OIL.
I; is made OF tin haying 4
sprins 10 the iusid., and hy
pressing the bottom with th-
thumb, the Oilismidr 10 pass
out Of the hole a, the top,
either in a singl- drop or in 4
fiur continued jet Distance
of several feet II Necessary.
The oil can be tbfo~n iHStdH.
iGasals!y on to thos- parts Of
machinery that cannot be east
~ reached by Other cOntny-
ances. and ia Justsuch quanti-
tics as are nee ed