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The Columbian fountain., 1846-05-30

"A. GLADMON,
House Carpenter and Joiner.
Shop corner Of 9th and M streets, Washington
Where at all times, Sash, Blinds. Doors, &C., can
be had All manner Of work in his line will be ex-
ecuted at the shortest notice.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-05-30

DRISCOE g. CLARKE, Dealers in Cloths, Cas-
ID smeres, Vestings, &c., Pennsylvania avenue,
few doors west of Browns Hotel.
ISAAC STODDARD.- -Blacksmithing in gene
| raj, on Four and half, between E and F SITS.
Work done cheap.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-05-30

nR HAMILTON P. HOWARD, tenders his
professional services to the citizens of Wash
ington, D. C. Ee may be found at Dr. F. How.
ards, N. E. corner Of F and 18th SITS. Dec. p
The Columbian fountain., 1846-05-30

JONATHAN Il. WALKER.-House car
j penter and joiner on X street, shop corner
and 9Th streets.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-05-30

WIN. NOELL, Venitian Blind maker, south
w side Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th and
10th streets. Blinds of all sizes and colors, fur
nished to order Old blinds retrimmed and painted.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-05-30
CHI ZAP FOR CASH!!
l.. s BECK d SON,

r S. BALL also repairs Watches and Jewelry.
IL. april 22-f
The Columbian fountain., 1846-05-30

rUPPING, EECHING AND BLEEDING
~ A large supply Of best Swedish Lceches
already on hand, to be applied or for sale, by
SAML. DEVAUGHN, 9th street
Who also has ICE for sale whenever called for
as above. april 2-f
The Columbian fountain., 1846-05-30

EARTHENWARE, CHINA AND GLASS,
TN PURSELL, Importer and Dealer in E. Ware,
China and Glass, wholesale and retail, at
his store, opposite Browns Hotel, pennsylvania
avenue, Washington city, ID. G.
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HURNTTURE.-New and second hand, daily re
h ceiyed. For sale, on reasonable terms, by
B. HOMANS,
april l3. Between 10th and tn streets.
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Wisconsin state Convention Currency and
Suffrage.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
N4nrsnS " T N..r

MADISON, w / OcL L, Icih
H. GREELEY, Esq. The committee
on Banks snd banking have reported an article on thai
subjec: which reckon goes ,;c ahead OF any thing
that ye; incorporated into Constitution No,
satisfied with saying that Bank should BE estsb
shei the Stace they go to ssy inst il any person
shall issue any paper money, bank note check cerea
cate Of iePose other evidence Q; debt With intention
TO circulate money they shall be 6nei ten thousand
dollars ard De imprisoned n me penienrary ire wears
0ae section provides that corporation shall receive
dsposi;es OF money buy sell bills eNchsnseaHd
any Office or agent doing 20 forfeit S5ooo and be
imprisoned Two yesrs. another section provides thss
after 47 no bank roye Of less denomination thar $40
shall Ne offered received N payment within the Safe
and that after le+s nothing less tEaa $50
Now what the effect of ali this Will he, i Will not be
dicul; ioresee No OF any experience doubt
but what i will become dead letter, and bring the
Constitution INFO contempt The experiment OF excu-
ding ~ penal enscens small bills from circulation has
been pretty thoroughly tired in several OF the States
and mas been abandoned as total failure. Why Be
public opinion Is opposed 20 shy system the mani
sness 10 abrGgr the natural rights OF any What
Convention mas Tor supposns that the people
OF Wisconsin will be more likely sustain OF
TINS kind than the Democratic States OF New Hampshire
Mane and Pennsylvania, have means of knowing
The committee on Suffrage and Elective Franchise
through their chairman Moses NJ Strong has made
port upon that subject but thss yet been taken
to- discussion and adoption. The main features OF il
that permits all free white male persons the age
81 and upwards 10 vote requiring however that for
ei-ners shall declare their intentions before hand and
take oath support the Constitution OF the United
states l. also provides tor rirG-r0ce voting This ar
Gle VIII elicit warm discussion but have no deGbii
VIII carry. WISCONSIN.
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The CLAY STATCE-The Ladies Of Virginia
who have pauioucally and munifcent!y provided
the necessary 10 the erection OF Statue OF Mr..
Clay, in The Metropolis OF his native state, WILL
sure be glad 10 hear OF the progress oil the work II
givea pleasure therefore say them that have
seen letter from Mr. Joel T. Hart the Sculptor 10 Dr.
Thomas Nelson Of this city written the 30;h OF last
month in which Nj Il. states that II order TO attain
the hghes. degree OF perfection IN the Statue he has
modelled il in wood, and that h would re ready TO
commence the drapery IN day or two. The artists
and othe. persons in Lexington who have seen Il agree
that the attitude proportion expression and action Of
the Statue more happy already than those OF the
Bust exhibited by Mr.. Hart former visit 10 Rich
mond Mr.. Il. is modelling the figure half the size OF
life in citizens costume. He viii double the dimen.
sons and introduce the cloak after his arrival in Italy
He had expected finish The model in time sail tor
longer delay than ne anticipated and he has been com
PEELED 70 postpone his voyage TIL next Spring. Mr..
Hart that ne has caused 10 be taken number Of
the largest sized DazuerreoypeS-so that the work Is
already safe in any event and re intends 70 leave a
copy o; the Statue behind. the more efecmelly to
guard against accidents.
THE Fools WHO LOOK FoRwARD.-On the re-
cent occasion OF opening the Miami Railroad Professor
Mitchell having been alluded IN OF the toasts
mounted the table and made very eloquent and anus
ing speech He said that after ne had equipped himself
TO commence the survey OF the Lizzie Miami Railroad.
he called the post Office 10 II there any let
ters for him. There he met with Mr. who IN
CURED what he was up 10 MOVE Why SAID the Pro-
lessor am going survey the route Tor the Little
Miami Railroad Well, said Mr. bursting into 4
monstrous horselaugh-' you are the d. dest TOOL
ever did eer-Mr. being present at the table
rose and with great sang rod, said Il take that back
pTof..sor nm take il ali back OF the company
we're much amused well edihed bythe occurrence
But This shows trivial is the risk any runs by
opposne with all his might every project for the sd
vancement of public Improvement When the tallacy
OF MS position is established, he has only 10 say take it
back and his errors are forgotten
~ The inveteratc humorist Of the Boston Post
will have tina, the papers say that New-York IS too
Young TO 20 Wright
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DEATH OF SENATOR BEAcH.-We are informed
that letter has been received in town from Low
vile, Lewis Co announcing the death at that place
ofHon. NELSON J. BEACH. the Wing Senator elect
from the With District This is sad news. Mr..
Beach was member of the last Assembly, and one
ofthe soundcst and most efficient of Legislators.
He was chosen by the Assembly one of its Com
mittee to scrutinizo the Treasurers accounts. A
wider career OF usefulness had just been opened
before him when he was snatched away by Death.
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End HUILilIrss lII-I.e-lUL1'
Only Agency In New-fork,
Isl BROADWAY.
Between John-st. and Maideu-lape'


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New Publications.

w THE EcLEcrIc MAGAZINE of Foreign Lit
erature for November contains
Plas-The Water Dipper-by Westfal engr by Sartain;
Life and Correspondence Of John Fostcr-briash
Quarterly:
Arago the Phiosopher-Dubin Univ Magazine;
Mackin,oshs Wordsworth Brit Rev;
David Hume and David Nasnyth-Eclectc;
Dost Mahomed Khan OF Kabul-Tait
Life OF Wo!laston the Philosopher-Br. Quarterly;
Leigh Hunt by Geo. Gilfllan-Tait;
Evenin IS with our Younger Poets-DubNn Univ;
Horn House. The Rector's Daughter-Fraser
This is substantial, excellent work. (Monthly So
per snnum. w. II. Bidwcll, 10 Nassaust
Tw UNITED STATES ARITHMETIC, designed for Acnde
mics and Schools by Nm. MoDGEs;
hHy TO Do. FOR rHx UsE OF TEACHERS; By the same.
These appear to be very compact and ludicious
treatises Arithmetic The author is Principal OF the
Central High School Philadelphia e c. & j. Biddse
publishers, Phis.
" THE PhoNoGRArRIC HARMoSlsT based
upon system of MUSICAL Notation in which the Note by
s form and Its position upon the is made to rep
resent defnidvey the Pitch Strength and Duration Of
the Sound which II denotes and the Syllable by which
Ills called without the of the Staff or Cefs Flats
and Shnps. as Signature Designed for the use of
Schools Fly TRUMAN VAN TAssAL," has just been is.
sued by C. IL Stoush,on Syracuse We barely announce
The work as significant OF important reforms al hand,
Hereafter we may recur to it
e DIANA OF MgRlpoR; or. the Lady OF
Mcnsereau the title of elegantly printed work. in
two volumes which has been 10 BY the publish
ers Messrs Williams & Co, ~ Annst Each volume
contains very fair plates Illustrative OF the letter
press II is by that well known novelist, ALEXANpES
DraAs, and translated from the French into choice Eng
a.h BY HyNaY WM. HSRsEsr, Esq, author OF Crori
well The Brothers etc. Price 81
~ IKE CHRISTIAN PARlos MAGAZINE for
November, JUS, issued, contains a good mezzo6nt
Christ weeping over Jerusalem and dove, piece-fo
lowed by number o: interesting articles, poetry snd
prose o. Mead, Ia Nasssu.ss)
~ "A SELECTION OF IRISH SoNos AND BAL,
LADS from Ansl0lrsh Literature -avoluns Of IS. PIP
sPuhlishedin Boston by Patrick Donahos No Spring
Lane Our lisa ieliow.cihzens Will md it great con.
Senience.
II WI. WORTH, Bns. Gen. U. S. Army. is
the subject of new and spirited Autograph BY G. &
W. Endiecit
II TIE DUKE OF BURGUNDY, or .hs Chronicles
Of France by Alexander Dumas, has just been published
ey William b. Graham Tribune Buildings Price Is cts
ILLUSTRATED BIBLs.-The S5rh number OF this
work is illustrated with engraving Of the Tonbs in
me Valley Of Jehoshsphat' Geo. Virtue 26 John,st.
az WIN L. HODGE, Esq. has become the Editor
aud Proprietor OF the Orleans Commercial Bulletin.
e spoken of BY his contemporaries gentleman OF
enihen, ability, and the Bulletin 10 his hands viii no
reaei maintain ia high s.pv Italian,
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DIassachu.et,s-Hale Elected.

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
Atlas Office, BosToS. Nov. II, 10 A. NJ.
We hasten to inform you that an important error,
discovered in the returns from the 9th Compression.
al District, elects Hon. ARTENAs HALE by about
20 majority Give long, loud hurrah for the re-
demption Of the only LocoF oco District in Massa-
chusetts.
We have now elected eight Wings to Congress,
and shall have the two remaining at the next trial
r. We have letter from Worcester stating
that Hon. CHARLES HUpsoS will probably fall from
30 to 100 short of an election. We hope not.
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$3.50 sTRoUDsBUKG AND new.

@~~s STROCDSBCRG AND new.
@EGA YORK LIKE OF COACHES. TiG Deie-
ASzz-&SS -,cJe Wee Gap, Columbia 5tairstoTs,
Johnsor,oQrgh S;arhoce and Morr:stowu- Taso1shin y
hours Fare . -. II, g.
o. .-a .te. Monday Nos. Z, 1875, taefe 's1i sage
$50 he prtn-cI otcis n slroadsburg a; O'clock A
NJ every Monday, Wednesday and Fridey by ocr-sof;e
Coates 10 Morrstowr heEce BY Railroad TO seTforA
arriving SeYotx = riruies before c.0c4 Z. d me
RsurrinT, vii leave New-York every Tuesday. Thurs
dsy AID Saturday 81 oc!oc2 n by Ealiod 20 orrs-
br-ry he sc:r- eveat1x cerl<een Lnc o'clccA-
Persons IN Nev-Yofd receive ery iaforr.ston =
ed BIZ applying 10 the sloscrio-r his agent az No -
Cor1Iand-s, M<rchznts wishing 70 send orcers 70 f@-
Yo.k for small bills u goods co so By eneiosos ne
orders directed 10 me agent OF the me- aid gI7In Il 70
driver A-d hare b. rerr Of sage shars Of p1sae
pai-oGGgeis respectfully solicited: .,a.
ID 2w JOHN L WAHD, fropr-e 1---
uEAyY FOREINtss-Ths Subscriber VIII t .ai,-s
f.esrrei OK superior 9falI.y OF ZION
nj g. u. SHERMAN, corner Broad sr9 DsS'-4'
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Ueneral Notices.

MR.. WHALE AND DAUGHTERS SOIREES.
~ The Tuesday Monthly IolLe-' y II com
~ had ony OF Mr. W No Lady admitted without an In
y,ston Ticket procured from Mr.. W. Gentieners Tick
els OF admission 81 Subscription 10 The Solrees-eeven
in ngnih-r-for the season, 81
MI w and Daughter viii give instruction in The cee
hrated and much-adulired VALSE 4 ClNQ TEMPS,
which Will be brought out IL Paris and London the
nra..nr ..asnn NJ In
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Young Iowa Coming +.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

correspondence o. i ne Ifl5uhs.
GALENA, Illinois Nov. /. 1876
Six men hold me! If didn't believe that Pro-
gressive Democracy has been chased out OF young
Iowa atthe Election, and tumbled over steep place
l wouldn't say it
We have the following returns, and they are
moro favorable to the Wings than the most san,
guine anticipated. compare the vote Of the late
Election with the last test vote in the Territo-y
which was given in the contest for Delegate be-
tween Dodge Loco. and Lowe, Wing, in ls45.-
Dodge was then elected BY majority of $50
1916. IS15.
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LANGLEY'S DISCUTIENT

IL Are n remedy for Corns, Bunions and Warts,
for the purpose and have given general
satisfaction than any other presented the public during
the last dteen years. Their great aud increasing sale
without advertisement tesihes II They are warranted
ed.cua 10 all cases when the directions followed. and
being spread are applied without trouble. Price .
per BOX CHAS r. RING 1872 Broadway, cor. John,
ns i'm. Wholesale and Retail Agent
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NoUSG AND OH lRsLAND.-The following is
an extract OF letter dated Bray, Ireland, Oct
You wish to hear about The Cancellation Hall and
the Repeaiers Matters remain they have been these
weeks past, No approach reconciliation though rs
more required than ever. You sss WHIST party IS
pouse, and SID immediately ! need not ask This IS
ambiguous at best wish very much you had gwen
ycur own opinion but however, here IS ours. In The
mrs, place think each person has nigh. TO form and
retain his own opinions be they nigh, or wrong while
he believes them right Sdr more think person
who holds aa erroneous opinion cassr''osss becomes
guilty BY supp-essnsit do not mean tbs, ne should
throw his opinions the face OF every one ne meets
hu. when occasions arise proper opportunity, OF
whsr called upon 10, ar avows them he, as lssid be
fore becomes guilty Of moral cowadice by conceslns
them.
What would this world be now il. for sxpediency's
sake opinioa were sno,hcred and and
principle ard truth had to struggle against expedsncy
in the beginning What guaranty can we have thst
man viii stand firm right principle, If ne swerve
from those which though wrong, he considers right =
We should be too fond of the right to pursue the expe
dent So now for the principle involved and row for
this particular case We SIRE Mamma and al. for the
Young Ireland party. heart and soul We think them
right in every stage of their progress and admire their
toroearancc throughout You know how great was our
enthusiasm for o'Counel-perhsps we had more pre-
JUDGES 10 overcome than many. but truth before all
and would not, as Cowpsr says. 10 the image OF
name surrender Judg2ent hoodwinked"
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NEW-YORK.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
GREENE CO.-[ohcisl.I

GREENE Co--[ofhcialI
CATsxrLL, Nov 10, loi6.
Dear SIR | hasten to send you the official can
vass Of our County far as could get it in time
for the boat this evening
John Young mai. 265 Addison Gardiner MAJ. 4io
p H. Sylvester. Conn " 1913 Van Setback Clerk 500
Fulton (Sherif) ass Assembly. Union ave- 1913
Majority for Amended Constitution Yea. - 1877 !
Good for, old Greene Truly
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J]atent ttlcoitines.
STRENGTHENING PLASTER.

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and used in connection with Chrste's Magnetic Fluid
That OF the year when pssters OF any kind
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therefore deemed proper direct public attention 10 The
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SOME OF the Distinguished physicians OF Great br
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garding the beautiful Ingenious and successful
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TIN. truly wonderful preparation is reality trpi.
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having the advantages Of immediate contact with The Affect
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IS deficient IN It's proper aud Heahiu! action for
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By prereanc depression OF tr efastns animal heat
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secretion Of The ler cidnS and the ssdndar system IN gen.
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''' RHEUMATISM,
ACUTE OR CHRONIC ~ AL NERVOUS AFFECTIONS ASD
As POSITIVE REMEDY Is CASE OF PAIS MO WEAK
NESS ~ rHg CHEST on BACK, sMs ~ THE SOB,
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AID in Constitutional Weakness. asa
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
BY ELECTRIC TELEG RAPH.
Delaware Election.

PHILADELPHIA Nov. ll-Noon.
Returns coming in OF the Election held yes
terday in Delaware. From New Castle County,
we have the semi official result, viz: Thorp Loco
candidate for Governor, 81 majority Houston
tWhig) for Congress, rs maj Wing candidate for
Sheriff Il maj
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weaSress OF h- voice uags heart, spinal, fe
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others II sl. hv supporting the small OF The back, making
u me fa!crum and by !lftns deAib!y the whole internal
oil. OF organs. Pamphlets aud uooA : Common sense
A !ady in Attendance on Indies OF II
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- The majority for Gen. GEORGE PE1RiI, the
Independent candidate for Congress in the Herki-
mer and Montgomery District is 1862.
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M TowssEsD-Deay Su: haze been erIifely cured,
~ nsng your Extract Of SsIsspafe, Of chronic miami
n1,ory rerlfn..sln, win which nave been sicted tof
the la, Two years very severely. have endured INC
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ryoIlel and there tave bsen months when was unao!e
10 sera % my business Being cured ofthe Rheunsasm
ard hayiuz NV general health restored By your agreeable
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R EU " A tbs 81.

This ssrsaparla Is used with the most perfect success
IN Rheumatic complaints however severe or chronic
Ths astonishing cures has performed are indeed won
derful Other remedies sometimes give temporary rensL
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ban cae,. 90 one Of trsL Physicians, ho did not
b.o me- heard Of your SaIsapar.a, and obtained bot,
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