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situations for the honest and Having made
furnishing and and
from all paris Of the Union fAnlies and In
dvduals OF respectfully invited 10 call above
and examine the principles which this branch Of business so
needed In City will be conducted feeling
confident when UNDERWOOD will receive
support enlightened community Strict WIN b
paid the services Of and situations ho~s who,
Tor honesty industry, and temperance worldly OF
either clerks mechanics laborcrs,
Of all applicants will be and recommended oil
inquiry made his
character All BY mail must be Strict
secrecy will observed pertain
ing OF Office. will be
renting selling Of real and 20 sn.aens business
belong and intelligence once
r. Charges in all moderate, and deviation will be
mad m established
Once hours, fob ladies, ~ 20 p.
for gentlemen, 20 ~ a. m and . 70 5 y. m.
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RErRRErcEs.
Rev Geo. w. Samson, Me.srs. Y. c. d @. v. Dyer,
Rev WIN. NJ. Mafthews Rev. J. l.. Eckard.
w. w. Seafon, esq.
Oct 25-eodlmn
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The legislature Of Georgia assembled at Milledgevie
on the 5th inst. Mr.. H. Woford (dem.) was elected
speaker Of the Senae-Woford "a, Miller (whig) 30,
Baily tdem) 2. ]. w. Anderson (dem.) was elected
speaker Of the House the fourth ballotAnderson Co.
Jenkins (whig) SO, blank 1.
Gov Towns message occupies seven columns of the
"Federal Union" II treats upon the subjects most init
matey connected with the Stale government 1t touches
on the subject Of slavery and denounces strong TERMS
the attempts to establish the Wmo Proviso or to inter-
fere with slavery in the District OF Columbia
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MARRrrO.

On the 7h November Ascension New York.
by the Rev fRAscIs yIsros d. D., AUGUST BELMONT to
CAROLINE sLIDELL daughter Of Com NJ g. PEaRy, u.sN.
On the 9Th November, the residence
Hastings, Westcester county, New by HsYr.
JAMES c. DoUGLAss U. N, ELLEN r., daughter WM
I'M AIR, Esq. u. 4. N.
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9,245
1881
6,84
Democratic majority

Assuming that tho result In the remaining counties be
the In 1884, IL win be that the entire demo
State ticket is elected BY 1,0sa This Is
y close results but the probabilities that SUCH much
better, will be the result.
At all events there can be reasonable doubt that
MessrA Jewet, Chafed, Pollett. and Clark elected
They voted In this county and In others
the anti reu tickets, and thus ahead Of their col
hagues-suiceny So II portion of the democratic
ticket Is unsuccessful, 70 insure their election.
The returns thus far received show that the result IL
extremely doubtful. II seems TO be conceded that
portion Of the candidates for State Offices both tickets
have been elected, the legislature being yet in doubt
the wings have carried the State, II is by majority OF
few hundreds. And they uH their SUCCESS alone to
s 1900 or 500 ooiorsd potsrs the city Of Nsp York,
and probably some hundreds other parts Of the
Slate vih whoS they coaiesced The unfortunate dissen
SONS in ranks would not have enabled the wings
to succeed, IL had NOT been for their coalition pih the
negro voters Of the city and State.
But we eandidy say that the democracy Of the Empire
State have done better than we expected. The union
has been more thorough and cordial and il leaves
doubt on mind that New York willscsy soon wheel
into the democratic line and lead The van Of the great
democratic army in s future conflicts with the enemy
As the clouds cleared away, we shall have
more 10 cay upon this subject.
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Mr.. Nicholson delivered, at Nashville, an eloquent
eulogum Mr. Polk, the LIST instant at the earnest
request Of select committee Of both houses Of the egs.
laiure There is no man in Tennessee who could do
more justice to the virtues and merits Of the lamented
ex -President
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The result OF the late election in this State seems yet
70 be snveloped in doubt Il is highly probable judging
from the following returns in the New York Tribune,
lwhg) which are the fullest we have ssen that both
parties have partially succeeded;
From the New York Tribune Of Nov 9.
nRPoRTKD MA oRIrrxs STATE TICKET
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lsNes insufed..s. l23
JOSEPH d. COLLINS, President
Isaac ABpATr, Secretary.
avenue, Agent
w. JoHssros, M. d., opposite City Post once, 7h street,
Physician
Pamphlets explanatory Of principles and operations
pany can be had on application Al the Agents once.
Nov lift
CELECT Classical and Mathematical Academy, 10Th
street. beween and FDcsigsng " locate hmsef pema-
neny in this city, the subscriber the
instruction Monday, 26th instant
Baptist Church, 10th street, respectfully socis public
patronage.
Thorough instruction the English branches Including
book keeping &c, with buness classical
mathematical course preparing college
upon the
cultivation Of morals, well the development Of
powers.
in French Spanish by Professor L. Doyers. In
drawing and painting by Prof r. Gibson. -tt !, 49,,
Terms made Nourse 18Th street,
At the lecture amer 26h 80
Nov Il--2aw3wif Joseph T. NOJfRsE. \
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letters Monrose PA state that I r. 81 John. the
casisr ofabe usqnehanaa Bank had bscn arrested there,
charged with sppendous fraud IN cobne xion With ts
Affairs of tina. psion Acommii,ee. AFTER investigating
the BUSINESS, had St John sres,sd, and he
rnittsd jail m dsfsn of s0ec ban Hs wss conduct
ed to Jail ssnid the gosns add esecrsons Of the commun
~ The bsnk sbou $500 900 aaos Of which $3.50 900
has been ecplated out west, through certain sset
Cincinnati. bali. Patriot
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The steamship Europa, which sailed from Boston on
Wednesday for Liverpool took ont Sll 500 worth of gold
dust Among her passengers s. Teackle Wallis, esq, Of
Baltimore.
lMr. Wallis is the author of amusing volume just
published, entitled "Glmpses of Spain"]
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Nothing can exceed the delight OF the wing press as
they goai over the returns from New York. Carrying
the State If they haze carried w. solely OF the
unheaed divisions among the democrats, and by the aid
of the negro po, they in such ecstaces scarcely
know how 10 contain themselves "Taylorism triumph
antr "Tbe administration snstainedw is shouted forth
with as much fervor II II really believed But
when the vote shall be fully counted up there may be
slight ground for boasng, beyond the simple fact that the
wings will have the State Offices for another year. The
result brings not single member TO the support OF the
administration The fight upon the part OF the wings
not to sustain General Taylor but to retain the Stale
Offices.
This is the mighty triumph which the wing press
is rejoicing and to this they have coaesced, not
only with the friends OF the blacks but with the blacks
themselves. We wonder what the fasdious and refined
editors Of the Republic will say about this dark coalition
We wonder how suits their srstocrstic notions 30 fed
indebted for this vctoryto their sable allies
We hope we shall bare no MORE hpmllies from them
upon the subject Of democratic coalitions This charge
should henceforth be excluded from their columns for
decency,s sake, Will il be sol We shall see,
- CBaifihors Rfpubl ican. .
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Oct as@sodlm1f
CoALi COAL 1.-THE undersigned has sno.s, and err
geeed daily hi. supply Of Anthracite ccsl which he dis
Also, hand New Yor cement, rhsdsIps. plaster.
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s CON. q Plumber s,
Of the shove VII, please call and see bs'ess seg ssy
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would respectfully call the attention Of e citizens Of Washing
ton and Vicinity farmer and plsn. g our s.es.iv.
Trade have lsrrs and n eS. iound
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Cave Of Kentucky. Mount Vernon, &c. now exhibiting at
Odd Fellows Hail. is of the beautiful productions
the originals from which these taken,
in the opinion that they the truthful and
delineations of displayed in moving piano.
rams. During the OF week will be open
visitors at 81 in the afternoon well in the evening
From til. Trenton Daily News
Democratic Victory.
The democratic party have achieved signal victory in
New Jersey Their exceeds their most sangune
expectations.
Although in many counties OF the State there were dis.
turbing elements in the late political contest which pre-
vented fair and full expression OF party strength and
feelings, yet the general result is such TO inspire the
democracy with confidence and hope, and to carry dis
may and terror into the ranks OF opponents In New
Jersey, well in other States, Tayorism meets with
no encourag ement. The enthusiasm which bore on its
impetuous tide, all obstacles, the hero of Buena
Vista into the presidency, has been extnguished by his
thusiasn to which bis election is 10 be ascrbed New
Jersey has not approved OF his policy OF violating his
promises New Jersey has not sanctioned his foreign
domestic policy. New Jersey that his adminstra.
ton is egregous failure.
While the democratic press OF New Jersey, from local
considerations, forbore any vehement appeals to their
political trends, the wing presses on the other hand, i'm
pored their political pasans to come up to the help OF
Gen. Taylor
The Newark Advertiser called upon the wings to show
by their votes that they approved Gen Taylors admins
ation Well, the wing majority in the strongest county
they have in the State is reduced from 1000 TO 300 On
Tuesday morning-the day Of the electon--the State
Gazette OF this city said
The intelligence we receive from several parts Of the
State 10 gratifying There is Scarcely wing county
in which the wing party Is not united There is scarcely
show Of opposition The quietness OF the locoiocos may
in some places be deceptive and only cloak to concea
their concerted plans Of opposition but as general role,
are unwilling waste their exerons for nothing.
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OCTOBER Report OF the Mutual Life Insurance Conn
" pany New Wall street
Net accumulated fund August sf9 exceeding ss72000
This institution during the month OF October hundred
aud twenty four policies, viz;
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1rrival ef ths Stsamr Ohio.

NEw YORK, Nov. Up m.-The American mail steamer
Ohio arrived at New York this morning from Chagres but
brings no later news from California. M a
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saIreToH, Nov. TO- is40, a N Y l','. NG'
apaTkI sJrka4 Vi ,st
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Mississippi Eiecfiow. .

COLUMBUS (Miss,) Nov 10, 1919 knoxville 10 elected
by hundred majority auderdale, Newton and Isa-
assna e 70 hear from psshers,one by Zoo Mss''ppi
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have thus trust, sufficiently yindicaied nv charac
terf6m TIE base and cowardly assault made upon il by
secret assassin while concealed under the mantle which
covers nance leave him his own reflections and
should he ventureo emerge from this darkness and ap
The Light Day hold him up 70 the contempt ana deiest
alton Of all honorable men,
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Of thoss who would have previously rcoicsd snss
the brutal AFFAIR had been suppressed BY the capture OF
both psrtiss They are sstisasd that Sullivan, who
has been the cause Of all the prise lighting In this
country for several year, should have had his comb
cut and placed in the back ground smsng the fancy
Tor the future
fhs new champion Of the ring reached the city BY
the train frsm Wilmington and visiting the telegraph
ofnos at the Exchange. his presence there became
known, and the building besiegsd by an imms Use
crowd, all anxious to gaze upon this neE lton Qit
u not ain TO call him after noble snimAl) He
viii not leave the city till to morrow
The correct vernon Of the light according to the 40
count given BY Hysrs rie nds, m that IL occupied only
sixteen minutes. and that but fifteen rounds we're
fought The situation Of Sullivan Is represented a.
being do vigorous His whereabouts Is not known put
he 10 supposed to have been conveyed OUT OF tne
bounds OF Maryland and receiving medical trsss
mont, probably in Delaware
Hysr stops st Millsrs Hotel In Chestnut street wncn
Of COURSE literally down with the admirers OF tue
fancy. One would not have believed that the csy
contained 80 many persons that would dsosss snsm'
selves by following in the wake OF eu 81 nero
From the PhiIsdelp hia Bulletin, Feb. g.
Hysr the victor OF the brutal prise nght that came
on ct Rock Island yesterday was In this city
this afternoon On going to tho Exchange TO send
"a by the vocerous shouts Of large crowd who almost
carried him bodily from the CAB that he In to the
Baltimore office, up stairs, and back again to the
biole The cab containing him and two three of hi
friends, psssed the once Of the Bulletin, Its way "a
Nillsrs HOTEL Chestnut street, at . quarter before
lively Wild and frantic with excitement. The sudden
seming to town Of General Taylor could not have
eionsd . gasater Juror more disgraoeful scene ",
ntver witnessed In Philadelphis.
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was In . swarm, like 20 many bees. The news boys
always ready reflect the spirit OF the tines might b
in pars setting to ct every eornsr end In osAsr
places whore they wont to oorSessts The young
sters felt lively for they disposed Of their papers fssssr
than they could procure them from the prsssi snd
they filed up their odds and ends Of time BY showing
In mimic encounters with each other, how the thing
vas mplished by Hyer and Sullivan. The greatest
anxiety prevailed amongst those who had made bets;
and there we're ss many anxious faces 10 be ss.n
awaiting the news from hour to hour, may be
in wall or South street, Whenever . steamer arrives
by which newsof nuotusting cotton or grain market
IL expected There vas vast amount ef money bet
on The result Of tbs hght and ell parties anxious
know how the matter really stood There were
hundreds and hundreds Of men and boys songregatsd
about Yankee Sunivsn's house, during the whole day
and up to . late hour IT night Occasional shouts
heard, aid hurrAs for Sullivan and the q
rsised but things In that wsre fer the
most part, quiet. At the Fountain House, In Park
Row, grand niumu alton took place At night ell tbs
widows In the front part of the house brilliantly
lighted up and large transparency was suspended
from tho second story, displaying the words +" Tom
Hyer, the Champion Of America" So goes the excite
msnt which IL - Jet by NO means silaysd.
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FIREs.-A nrs broke out on Wednesday night in 4
small wooden building 1t the Of 29h street. and
4th avenue occupied BY Mr. Field, the interior Of
which was almost entirely destroyed. The property
belongs to Mr. c. Bushnell. The loss IL very tridipe
Ore broke out about O'Clock yesterday NOR ming In
tho large planning mill in $40 street. between 9th and
10th avenues, which was entirely destroyed The up.
per stories OF dwelling houses BY were serious
1y damaged.
The FIRE IN GOLD sraEKr-The FIRE In the build
ing OF Meesrs Hoe Co., on Tuesday night orig
Nessrs j. Stouvenai& Co.. IS stated yesterday, they
having occupied portion Of the second etory. The
lots Of d. Chevalier was 81 500, upon which there
was no insurance
SUPPOSED CASE OF MArsLAUoHrRn- Coroner Wal.
ters bed inquest, yesterday, In 39th street
the 10th avenue, on tho body Of . German, BY the
Of Survival Rhode, who found by the police
man the night previous, lying in area, quite desd,
where he supposed to have bsen thrown by Henry
Wsllan, who was arrested, and now In custody,
the charge Of causing the death Of the deceased The
jury, after hearing the testimony, we're unable to
agree consequently they discharged. and ano-
held over again.
DEArH NJ AroPLExv.-The Coroner held an inquest
yesterday at No 20 9th street. the body Of David
Adams sged 2s years. born in Ireland who was fou I'd
deaa In his bed early yesterday morning Verdict
death by spoplexy.
FOUND DRowrEp WELL Tho Coroner held an
ipquest yesterday at house Ia doth street of
sth avenue, on the b.dy Of John Ryan, q native of
Ireland aged 40 years, who, IL appears came no ne
with Bis horse and cart put him In stable and eavs
him some water, and IL Is supposed while he was din
ping water he fell into the we'll as he was found
therein quite dead.
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TMBaRArHIc.-Dr. Jones, the telegraphlc re-
porter Of this city, has come out in morning paper
with an elaborate plan for constructing telegraph
between New York and Liverpool, along ths bot
tom Of tie Atlantic Ocean. Before our excellent
Trend, the doctor, finishes this extensive telegraph,
we hope sincerely he will improve his system now
in operation between Washington and New York,
SO as to give reports with fewer bunders, and cal
culated to enLghten the public little more than
has been the case throughout the existing winter.
A word to the scientific 10 enough
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LITERARY LECTURES AND LxCruRKRs.-Some OF
the newspapers here are calling Justify upon
literary persons to attend certain lectures, which
are about to be gwen by Mr.. Dana, from Boston,
upon Shakespeare and his characters. No doubt
these lectures will be very good; but one might
buy better at any of our bookstores than any
modern lecturer could give for one-fourth or one
fifth of the expense.
The fuss of giving commonplace lectures, in
this age of books, threatens to degenerate into
chariatanlsm.
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Legislature Of New York
SENATE.

SENATE.
ALBANY, Feb. 9, IslS.
cnARrkR wILLIAMaURa.
A bill was reported, to amend the charter Of th
village Of Williamsburg.
PAnENoRR Aor.
The bill to repeal act relative to passengers .
rvng ct ports Of entry north Of New York. rspof
cd against, and referred to the Committee Of Il
whole.
AlsKrAL AT NEW voRK.
A Communication was rsssved from the SserstM
Of state, relative to the arsj1A ct New York.
cLnRx OF THE oorRr OF APPEALS.
Mt HALL, Of the twenty third district, submitted
resolution, instruoting the Clerk Of the Court Of
psas TO report whether he has paid into the
$34 900, according to law-vh:oh wss adopted.
Mr.. FLorp, Of the hr:t district moved to rsconsd'
tee .:, vote ss Ss va:
BILLS REroarED.
Mr. Frr., Of the nfsssnth district, reported bill 9
repeal the act sfpropriatng canal tolls to the Albs
Mr. LAwnrror, Of the fourth district, reported, Z,
yorsblyls bill making an appropriation for the Marir
In favor ofths construction Of . railroad from BIN
falo to Batavia
PauzR yIoHrIco
The Committee the Whole took up the bill for tl
punishment OF prize fghting and, after further
sderation, the committee rose, and reported the b
y II.
ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY, Feb. 8, 1870. a
DOCKS BROOKLYN.
bill was reported in favor Of the erection of dosI
n the seventh ward, Brooklyn.
RosrITAL FUND.
communication was received from the Comptrslle
reccmmen ding imme diste appropriation, to supy
the Communication fund for the hospital fund.
The bill accompanying the commu nil stion was r,
ferred to Committee OF the Whole
MISC ELLANEoUs.
The following bills read q third time and vnse,
One designating the holidays; another regulating II
payment Of notes and bills.
communication was received respecting aid Z
agriculture, 30, and for the erect ton of dry docks
Bushwick.
MONUMENT GEN HynKrMgR
The resolution In favor of the ere elton of a mont
ment to the late Gen. Herkimer wss then taken
and passed. q
BRooKLYr CHARTER.
The bhi respecting the Brooklyn city charter va
rt sd third time
THx oYARArrIor
MIR. Ds'oswAr, Of Rishmond county, gave notice
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Com mon Pleas.

1"roH~
Solomon Reiiiyrs Philip Reilly This was an sc-
tiob for SANDER The Islander complained Of was that
defeu dsnt called plaintiff . thief 80. The defence
thst the words used referred to transactions be-
tween plaintiff and defendant while they were srt
Dsrs and was not intsndod to apply them gene
rally. Verdict for Iiaintif, $50.
Gabrielle Caiieu1 ct ais, vs John Hall ct dls.-This
was an action on two promissory notes one for
292 and the other for S548 90. The Court era
noDsuit On the ground that action was brought
on thsse. not against person named Anderson, and
o judgment recovered
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n arino Affairs

ARavAL or THE SrEAMsHIs FALCON, AT CnARLls-
TON The steamship Falcon, Capt. Thompson, hsnos
for Chsgres, which left here the LIST inst arrived
st Charleston at 10 O'Clock, A. M on the 9Th.
We uuderetand that Messrs Train & Co of Boston
recently launched at East Boston, for two years TO
ply in their line Of Liverpool packets She will sail the
9th Of next month, under command Of Captain Caid-
~an
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Court OF General scss,ous,

Before Judge iDgrsham, and Aid. HstHed and Dodge.
Trial fer B~gtGy.-Tn trial Of James Graves, i'm
pleaded with others charge Of burglary and grsad
larceny, was resumed. The case has already been
twice published.
j D,essess having pleaded guilty to . charge Of
grand larceny, his sentsroe was deferred.
The Court adjourned over to ths forenoon, ct IL
o'clock.
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Foreign Intelligence.

The steamships Sarah Sands is now due at this
port, and the Niagara at Boston. They will bring
two weeks later intelligence from all parts OF
Europe If they arrive after the regular editions Of
the Herald are printed, we shall give the news on
our bulletin boards, and in an Extra Herald