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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


bALnMoRE September 24-5pm
Adjournment Of s Graad Lodge on marble for he
monument. Democratic sath2aiasm.-Mains eleetion
Dseisiom Of ihs Fanny Ksmb BHir ~ ths
cites The markets, &c.
The Odd Fellows National Grand Lodge, AFTER session
of six days. having disposed Of all their business adjourned
rne die on Saturday evening. committee appoints
ed to procure and have engraved suitable block OF
be with the insignia Of the Order occupy s appropriate
place IN the Washington Monument On Friday, COM
pmentary dinner was given by Mr. Bamnm, at the City
ffo'ei' to the members Of the Grand Lodge.
nave never known more energy evinced by the demo-
cas OF this city with regard an election than Is obssrva
BILE the present lime in their preparations the con-
gessonal contest meeting is to be held TO- night
and TWO more Tomorrow evening aad, indeed appont-
ments are made for nearly every night until the election
Speakers are also abundant and very good Ones whilst
there no lack of auditors The wings on the other hand
either very inanimate working silently.
The Augusta Age Of the 10th instant sums an the futs
OF the democratic victory in Maine Of 10Th instant
follows,
n dsmocratie govevwmsnf throughout and democratic
Unitsd States senator for six years from the 4h March,
1851.
The ecapi,usIon of the governor vote shows the follow
ing aggregate ia 1853 towns
+ & W
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Confenfss
l. u 9. Expedition 70 The Dead seaNorh Bnusn Review
O. A Very Woman.-By Author of The Maiden Aunt
Eupors nc; Defeat Of the Huneaans Hungary canada;
West Indies; Inda Colonial Poiey Hungarian anesuon'
Peace Association; Fall Of Romespecsiof hsam'n er,
New York Tribune. 80. -.
A Is,,er. from M WaIsh.--Journai Of Commerce
Maiden and Married Life OF Mary Powelsharpr msghzine
WIN Poetry, ana '"1 wAsHrSaros December n, Is4s
on an s pcriodca journals devoted 20 literature and science,
, on,d in Europe this country, this has appeared
~ ~ ,e most useful contains, indeed the exposition only Of
be current literature the English Language, but this, ~ s i'm,
"a" "'"' '" ''' -77-F j. O ADAMS
ru'"'''' "'e'' Z. LrTTELL 4 CO.,
sep as Boston
E.cress melodies ihssed edition
wi Herschells Of Astronomy pasfcs 1919 West
Diseases weisbsch Mechanics and Ensneers VOL
: s' - - - fSs'-V TAYLOR 4 MAURy,
septls Bookseller, sth street.
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THE LATE PsEsENrMEvT Of The Grand
Jury, which will be found in another COL
umn, will well repay an attentive perusal.
The times call for action and the spirit
breathing throughout its length, will find
acquiesccncc in the bosom Of the reader.
II points to the various amenublc often.
ccs, most readily seized upon by the dis.
affected and calls for legislative protection
for discovered omissions.
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CorToN.---During the first part of the
week, the market was active, prices rang.
ing from l.2 TO 0.cts-owing TO the
English news Of fall Of l CT, on
Monday and Tuesday cotton brought 0
1-2-A larger quantity than usual was
shipped last week per II. r. in consc-
qncnce of the rates being lowered 10 the
old tariff.
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~ We arc forced by the favors of
our advertising friends, 10 apologize for
the scan,iness Of reading matter. We
are now making arrangements TO enlarge
our borders, so rs TO accommodate all
We flattcr ourselves that no paper ir tho
state can present SO striking an example
Of public favor as the Banner does, with
lG columns Of advertisements.
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LATER FROM EuRorE.-The America
arrived nl Halifax on the 10Th bringing
one weeks later intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 3.-The Cotton
market is depressed, and a decline of / Sd.
in lower qualities has taken place. Oher
grades continue unchanged The Com
miltee's Official quotations at the close Of
business were as follows: Fair Upland
6 l.2. Mobile 6 l-2d. Fair Orleans
63-4d. The sales forihe week amounted
to $4,000 bales. The demand for Cotton
both for Speculation and Trade had dc.
creased. Rice IA a 2Os.
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I@ G. +. TowNEs Esqr, who has
for the last three years SO ably filled the
editorial chair Of the Grecnvillc Noun.
tainccr has retired, his pos, being assu!n
cd by Mr., WELLS, the publisher.
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A Precious RELIC FOR SALE-Thc
administrators Of tho late David C. Clay
poole, (says the Baltimore Chppcr,) tie
eminent printer, who recently died in
Philadel phia, aged 03, advertise 10 sell at
auction on.he 12,h February. The Orig.
hdl Manuscript Of Gen. Washingtop's
Va1edictory ADDRESS 10 The People of fhe
Unitcd States. This papcr-in the hand
writing, and bearing the signature OF
Washinston-was presented by him 10
MIR. Claypooe, the then editor and pro.
prietor Of the DAILY Advertiser" which
Gazette Gen. Washington had selected
for It's FIRST publication.
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TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT.
One 1Eun1red 81 Sixty Hives K1oss


Y New. ORLEANS. Nov. 10th. p. ma
terrible steamboat explosion took place last
evening, on board the steamer "Louisie-
na," bound 10 St. Louis. When about
starring her boiler burst, shattering the
steamers Storm and Bos,ona, which we're
alongside, and killing many Of their pas
sengers, as we'll as her own The Louis.
lana had large number Of passengers on
board, as we'll as the Storm, which las, had
Just arrived.
Captain kennon, of the Louisiana, nr.
rested, and held 10 bail in the sum of g.
900 dollars The explosion is attributed
to the careless of the Engineer, and a
searching investigation is 10 be had. More
dead bodies have been found, ard i, is now
thought, that not less than two hundred
persons have lost their lives by ihe disas
ter.
case was tried on tho llth inst. before
Judge Trent, Of the Court Of Common Peas
OF 81. Louis, wherein a mcsmerst sucd to re.
cover fees claimed for services in ministering
| to the discase OF q colnrcd woman, hy n,es-
morisng her The number os visits alleged
to have been made waa oyer one hundred and
the amount claimed for each one was SO.
After many objections, cross questions, and
arguments, the case was submitted To the
jury, who rcadnrci Judgment for The p!ainuif
Tor Sll9
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New ENTERpE,zE.--The merchants of
Genoa are contemplating the establish
men, Of a line Of steamers to Mobile, and
have received encouragement from the
latter City. The line is TO hnvc Chagrcs
as lis terminus. The Mobile Herald and
Tribune contains the first announcement
in this country oflhc scheme:
To Mobile it will probably, in lis re.
suls, be more important than that Of the
Royal West India mail line. it will af
ford at once the means Of opening d..
rect trade and II more constant inlcrcom.
municaton with section Of Europe with
which we have heretofore hnd very little
Intercourse, /, will also be Of great nd :
vantage to New Orleans. In that CITY
and Mobile there is large Italian and
Spanish population, which is annually in.
crcasing by the arrivals Of Immigrants
from Europe.
~ 1t is proposed to apply to tho Lcgsla-
tnro TO incorporate an EAR INSURANCE Co,
now ilat both sexes have taken to standing
collars
ANOTHER WIurEwAsIi.--Thc editor o!
the llortculturis,, in answer to the queries of
correspondent, gives the following for a
wh!tcwash We have published good
many recipes for this purpose, but believe we
have never published this. lie recommends
II as most excellent, as a cheap and durable
wash for wooden fences and buildings. He
thinks that il owes It's durability to the white
vltriol which it contains.
Take barrel and slakc bushcl OF fresh
" burned lime in il, by covering the lime
with boiling water. Atcr it is slakch, add
cold water enough 10 bring it 10 the oonsis-
tcucc o! good whitcwasl. Then dissolve in
water, and add one pound of white vitriol (sul-
phatc o! zinc) and one quart OF fine salt. To
give this wash a cream color, add one half
pound OF yellow ochre, in powder. TO give
1t tawn color, add ono fourth OF pound Of
Indian red TO make handsome gray stone
color, aud one fourth pound of Indian red A
drah blue will be made by adding one half
pound OF burnt sienna, and one fourth pound
%! Fcntian red For brick or stone, instead
ni one bushcl ot lime, use a half bushel OF
lime and half bushcl of hydraulic cement.
There are % different papers published in
Texas equal to one for every 500 votors. The
press OF Texas is generally well conducted
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rHE LATE ELEcrl9Ns the State of
New York the Democrats have elected a ma.
lority Of State officers, and several Of their
judges, Tho return formembers OF the Az.
sembiy, as far as received; shows the election
of 40sWhigs and 60 Democrats In the last
Assembly, in the same counties, there was
"A Wings and 12 Democrats.
The returns for the Senate, as far as re-
ceiyed show the election Of IL Wings and Is
sDemocrats--sane as last year.
4 In the New York City Council, fhcre is a
Wing majority Of 8 on joint ballot, being IL
less than the Wing majority Of lastyear.
Thomas Carnly, the whig candidate for
Sheriff, has clear majority of 2,644. The
whig candidate for County Clerk, G. w. Rib
let has majority Of l,042.
In New Jersey, the result OF the election in
this State for members ofthe Legislature is
as follows:
Senate House.
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There are % different papers published in
Texas equal to one for every 500 votors. The
'rcss of Texas is generally well conducted.
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cute a contract according TO this agreement, and
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OF failure to enter INTO such contract and give such
security, Tor WEI will pay to the United States
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81 Tor WEI hereby guaranty that -, the
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Commissioner of Indian Affairs

o. NOTES.-The time for opening the bids is
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