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BY + Ell F. G. r A P H

[Telegraphed-Fo. the Southern Press.1
BosroN, Nov. 26.
SPECIAL ELEcTroN.-At the special election to
ill vacancies in the Legislature, which took place
yesterday the thus far give the election of
lG Coalitionists and 2 Wings. The Coalition
party have carried the day completely.
A Free-soi paper is to he established in Boston,
with Mr.. Palfrey as editor. "rf
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MARRrEp.-On Tuesday evening, the 18th inst,
bv the Rev. MIR. Scott, Miss AMARILLO HAR.
PER, Of Greensboro, Ga, to the Hon; JAMES
HOUSTON THOMAS, Of Columbia, Tenn,
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n-g5" The following message should have
reached us four days ago, but was detained by
some unaccountable interruption of the wires
New ORLEANS, Nov. %.
The message Of Governor QUfTMAN to the
legislature of Mississippi, goes strongly for dis
union. He thinks it impossible to save tho
Union, but is willing to try the North by asking
for division of Calfornia-that refused, the
message and its author asserts that the South
ought to scccde.
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20 The Blue Mountains in Pennsylvania
are covered with snow,
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s16y- AS we know no better weathercock to
show the set of the wind at the North, than
The Herald, we give some of Ills speculations
to-day.
The politicians there are so engrossed in the
succession to the Presidency, that every other
consideration is secondary with them.
Hon. H. V. JOHNSON, late U. S. Senator
from Gcorgin, has recently written letter de-
nouncng the Compromise measures, and expos
ing their real character. 1t was in reply to u
number of citizens requesting his views.
The father Of Waters continues to destroy
the artificial barriers to the spread Of his current.
New crcvasses and land-slidcs have recently oc-
Cured in the vicinity of Plaquemine, Ibervle
Parish, last Saturday night.
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DENsIOS and General Ageney.-GEo. G. AMEs, having
resigned the Office which he held In the bureau Of the Comnis
associated with him
the prosecution Of claims for
and hafpay due the officers and soldiers OF e VIZ
gna line and revolutionary Invalid navy and other
rendered In the
under
Congress granting land the officers and soldiers
isl2 Indian I7p0al Of
which adjusted the Pension Once His long ZION with
which been devoted
adI ument Of claims for pensions
lsws) has, Of necessity
with the procedure, with the
Of evidence observed and with the principles Of the law. admin
well with the history the revolutionary
the repositories evidence and with
information relating thereto calculated 70 aid claim
establishment Of their rights and which can be acquired
only by long experience.
Ams Tuly r. Wise have also established general
Of claims Of description against the
federal government be prosecuted before either o. me executive
commissioners, before Congress-
general agency will have the assistance OF Hon Henry
A. and who will be responsible
hnes efficiency Of their Tie win rive his
attention Washington rom time 70 me as h services may
be required. . =, -. -. :.
addressed FULLY r. Wise, Washington DC
Nov 3o-eodlw kw3ms
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For III. Union.
FOR the unioa.
AgrisuItussI 0ssiegy-Ne. '.
- roar n uos upnoU

Lime is an alkaline earth As an element OF soils il s
far less abundant Than quartz OF feidspar As chemical
agent il has power than either Neuralzng acids
Of the most important agencies OF all alkalies
Lime performs that agency both IN agriculture and do
mesiic economy Take case in the former Every
farmer is familiar with two kinds Of sorre growing on
pluwed ground. The most abundant is called sheep
soel and frequently sourdock Boanists cali il ruaex
aceocella. L frequently covers plowed fields WIN
thick coat, containing large amount OF acid by quick
lime this acid Is neutalzed and changed into sa PROB
ably favorable 10 vegetation, while the acid IS unlavof
able. case IN domestic economy: Common ashes are
the carbonate OF potash is ley obtained IRON hem ID
making soap, the purer the potash the Deer especially
f. ! avoids me necessity o. pS.'ne yang I'M
full or new moon for making soap, by mixing lime Wild
the ashes il removes the carbonic acid from the potash,
forming the carbonate OF lime, leaving the potash purer
and stronger alka. and more powerful In assm'laung
the water and the oil by uniting with both, which Is the
chemistry oil soap making
Lime is also used alkaline agent in many OF the
nakng-the coarsest kind OF glass; for most kinds
potash or soda is used Whether in reducing ores 10
metals quartz TO glass. lime acts As lux, causing a
ready fusion While lime, as inx, aids Inc ia,
sion Of iron ore charcoal takes from The oxygen TO aid
the coRbustlon most iron ores are the oxydes oil IRON
Cas-iron still retains portion OF It's oxygen, which IS
ne moved by further exposure TO charcoal rs heang
agent II is thus reduced to wroughtiron BY exposing
wrought iron to intense heat while bedded in powdered
charcoal in closed oven, thus entirely excluding air
IRON IT, The charcoal carbon is absorbed in small guam
tesb the iron, by which wrought-ron Is changed INTO
steel, which Is carburtt OF iron, or carbon and IRON
Carbonate Of iron is OF that metal, which - SAID 10
he changed from the carbonate 10 the carburet or iron
the ore 10 steel by direct process.
d ExPERIMENT.--If some pearash (sHb-carbonate oil
potasl) be put into one iumber. and some copperas
(suphate Of on) into another and both exposed TO the
air one substance will be covered with white powder
and the other attract moisture 80 as TO become paal
LIQUID The is said To tthoresce, The other 10 dell
quesce. BY trying the experiment, any one can readily
ascertain by which operation each is effected e
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nv DYER s MCGUIRE, Auct,on.er..

GALE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS CoURT.-on Tues.
u December at 10 O'Clock, we shall SELL by
Orphans Court Al the late residence M
18Th and all the household and
kitchen quality and nearly
having been purchased months We cnumerae
In part
one uperior rosewood piano forte and stool
Mahogany plush covered sofa and chairs
Do haircloth do do
octagon table, marble top, handsomely carved
Marble top sofa table s"#"
rosewood rushseat chairs
Mahogany umbrella stand, hall lamp
3ply parior chamber passage, and stair carpets
Mahogany card, dining, and breakfast tables
Do french bedsteads and wardrobes
Rosewood mahogany marble top dressing bureaus
Marble top md plain mahogany enclos~d washstands
sethandsome painted cottage furniture
Bronzed aud other hre sets
Beds, hair shuck msuresscs, and bedding
Curtains, .h.des, ol-cioth, and mating
French china dinner and tea service ....
Cut decanters, tumbiera, and wines
Silver forks, spoons, and ladies'
Plated baskets, castors, and walters
Ivory handle knives, sc.
Together with general Of kitchen requisites
Al IL O'Clock wood, hickory
oak, nd and q half ton Of coal. -
$50, credit Of from one 10
DYER d MCGUIRE,
Nov 3o-u Auconeers
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EDrruk'S CORRESPON DENCE.
From our a.l,,more Correspondent.
BALTIMORE. Nov 2g-5,

BALrlMoRs Nov 2s--5, p m
Tburksgirfng Day Brrning ofthe Steamer Eivmtns
Forgery Case -A1ipat If the John Adams Murder IL
Hctasnt : Indictments for Embtss!iaS Bunk FnaSs.-
Tie Markets, Sc.
Yesterday universally observed in this city day
Of thank giving all OF business having been
pend and religious services brld oil the churches
Tdngs reosved this morning Of lao desrnc.
ton by fire. the mouth OF the Potonac, Of the
steamer C1lumbas, OF the line of freight boats
between this cry and Richmond When passed last
night she had barred the waters edge, and was
IN sinking CONDITION. She had just been completely
overhaucd, immense expense, and had started
on her first trip for Richmond, "Wednesday afternoon,
with large freight The loss IS estimated At S5O0, on
which there insurance Of $4,000 in the Fe,nens
Office The passengers and supposed be saved
and on board the shi.boat
Foiger p Lovegrove, charged with forgery, ani :
rested md, brought back the city last mig
admit,ad bail in the OF 81 600 this morning
The United States ship John Adams arrived at Nor
folk yesterday having boad tho officers and Of
the United staes chip Yorktown, recently wrecked at
Mayo island I3i number he also brings the officers
and OF the rlne Isabel, Bremen vessel wrecked
neal the place. ...
The Harfoid county grand jury havu found true bill
against the brothers Stump, OF this city, Tor shooting
Mr.. John Hammond in August last IL will be remembered
hey char led h: deceased with having seduced ssef
aud MS niece.
The same grand Jury have also had the subject Of the
ve Gtace Bank before them, which exploded few
mouths since. and have found bills against the follow.
ing individuals, charged with etnbt zzlng It's fundsi
Nose. Y. Beach, Of New York, 700; Henry Beach,
Of New Yurs, $1,000 Holllster, OF Buffalo, $4,000
Nathaniel Jenkins OF Milan, oio $1,000 John Paer, o.
BufIlo $1,000, JJhn p. Gay, Of Milan, ohio, $1,000
and Ezra Collins, Of Hsvte-deG rncs, $1,000.
Governor Thomas wall be immediately called upon TO
issue acquisitions for the delivery up for irai Of the parties
accused
Tug MARkEr.-In the Baltimore mark This morning
there sses Of City Mills snd HoRani sueci aou
81 6ei, and dp that. Rye Hour fair demand Al
80 6Sl. aud common meal at 81 iSl The receipt.
grao sed, and prices tend decline
sale, OF good TO prime red wheat nj 81 u 81 o.; white
wheat III 81 US: and such 10 suitable fr family npur,
81 l2a 81 rs There ID want Of animation in corn
sales ofoi white al 90 cent?, and yellow, 6s 6 cents
white 81 IS cens, and yellow, IS 81 cents There
bk for OATS aud sales have bssu effected duTn
tine week 80 cents. with upward ondency. sales o.
rye at 10 cents the ruling prio,,
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From the New York Herald, Nov. 81
loyeas nas Of DLstin X nlah he'd People.

The Hon. Howell Cobb, speaker Of the House OF Rep
resentatves, and the Hon. Thomas c. Hackeu and j. w
Jackson, members Of Congress from Georgia, arrive,
yesterday morning in the steamship Florida from Ss
vannah.
Hon. Thos. M. Foo,e, Bogota Hon. @ w. Jones
Iowa Hon Henry Dodge, United States senator, Wis
consin Hon J. l.. Johnson, Kentucky; Hon. John
Capt N. Cobb, Tarryiown Hon. Alr. Perault. Canada
DR.. lmray, West Indies; Hon. John l.. Taylor, Ohio
Hon. H. p. Alexander, Washington; Hon Samuel r
Thurston. Oregon Capt w. c. Templeton, New Or
leans; f. X. Jewett, Buffalo, among the arrival
yesterday at The Irving House.
Hon Levi Woodbury. and family have arrived in hi
city, and taken apartments at The New YoIk Hotel.
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Vaccination.
OrTIcE OF Tng BoARD or HEALTH,

orrIcE BoARD HEALTH,
Washington, Nov. %, 1850.
THE c having made mn
detection u the board OF neai te
following have been appointed vaccine physicians Tor inc
fhey vaccinae hout charge, all INDECENT who
Offices, and all such
nesiy entreaed present themselves without delays
ward Dr. L. smoo Pennsylvania avenue, opposite
Buildings y5. #.o4s.
For the I'd ward Dr. L. Blanchard Pennsylvania avenue north
side between 9th and 10Th Streets
For the ID ward Dr. J. B. Edeen, 9th street, near New York
For the 4th ward, Mr.. Q. Force, Washington Innrmary
For 5th ward DIR. =. O. Buy, Capitol Hill
A. w. Miller OF 9Th street east and
SOUTH
For ward DR.. A. II. Young, " street. near G north
THoS. MILLER, NJ. ID,
Nov ao-3t #@>I fE.lH President
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FOREIGN.


i Ras b.a Mra s.a p, @ , Of Var
German hbery thrsatsnsd. ftE
HALIFAX. Wednesday night.
The Europa arrived al seven o'clock, with forty pas
sengers for Boston and for Halifax She left Lv
erpOo November Is, and al seven O'Clock OF that day
passed the ASIA twenty miles west Of Hoiyhead. The
America arrived at Liverpool on Monday. t
the eouon market became extremely dun immediately ste'
the sailing Of the Niagara. with decline Of Tally !.
owing being In the past few days rather LEGS waiks, and
the American adyices from New York having announced
prices have rallied nearly FROM the
ems depression Of the market The marker closes steady
bei,er dsscr puon Of American, and advancs of in
ne ower and niddling qualities Sales fog the week se
tors and 800 for export.
George Hols circular estimates the sales on Friday a
10 600 als Ii uso that the reaction the cotton
mark has wil response in Manchester, where the
fears as i, what may be The result Of affairs Germany
The ti,ur market i qliet but firm previous prices,
Waea,-hers mas been some speculative demand atp
sailg ot the Niagara Cornthere tas been 9
good demand nj -, 3D. 3os per ausser for yellow aud
white, and 29s. for i'xed.
Louis Napoleon has transmitted message 10 the As.
seubly He discains all selfish ambition. The message
gives general satisfaction"
Germany.
The repor, Of renewed misunderstanding between
Austria and Prussia is conirnej All Germany is rising
Austria and B4sara are in arms.
Prussia ha, drawn the first blood Her troops
pied the village OF Byoell, upon which the Ausrians ad
vauced with their swords sheahed but were at once
cred upon, and several OF their number wounl.d lhe
shots were returned and the Prussians finally evacuated
the place, carrying OFT their wounded with them.
France England ami Russia have offered their media
ton on The German question. The latest accounts
more peaceable, although in Vienna is now ookei
upon as certain.
England.
The no popery cry is going down in England They
feel little ashamed al having been frightened at
Catholic Hierarchy. 9 Fl sse.s
Canada and Australia fleights at Liverpool are dull
with declining tendency, especially TO the cotton ports
Passengers are rather mole abundant, but there i'm
provement in rates.
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We have received "Sariain's Magazine for January
1851. Il is perfect gem II abounds with beauties o.
every description. II is embelished with variety d
exquisite engravngs. amounting 10 thirty-fve. Tn,
fronspiece is Illuminated page representing the Fou
Seasons designed and executed in lithography
by Dorndorf. Of Frankfort, and accompanied with al
illustrative poem. by Mr. Ellsworth Another beautiful
sketch engraving by Flemming, OF London, after
design by Macse--Preparing Moses for The Far, from
the Vicar OF Wakefield We recommend the Magazn,
10 all our readers.
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rELEsuApnfo nerou IS roa rae UNION.
c,ndp,os ofhe N,rths,r Mrkn.

PntLADELrnlA, November 81, D. IN -Sto,ks STEADY
gDNeGntoeut rerurcr dmef; United states o., 81 1876
11i, Pennsylvania s., 81 -Four qnirt-.ales OF Az
bis NJ 81 81 50 tn Co'nnOn BRAID, Rye Hut SO 6z
Corn meal - - sales 1850 bushels wheat Al l0i los
Tor rid, and ITO III crnts o' white Nes yellow
corn, 90 81 ceuts Oat ~ IL cents RE- % cr,, PEI
bushtl Provisions steady prices unchanged There D.
norhng grocod s-cotee, tio small sales l0i y
III Cotton r.nais quiepcss unchanged, but the
market rather iayotabc 10 buyers. Whnksy T. selling
~ a 29t cents per gallon.
hEw Yoak, Nov. 3D. p. m.-The stock market to-day
is sstdy UaIrd states g. 1873, ll7t coupons, I2Ii
Pcnnsyysnis 81, ~ sefinE exchange, Oh " premium.
Fouf 1u,e aics o. 5OOD bbis =, 81 65 common
brands; son'hen, 30 S5 l2k Genesre, 80 Com 'al
81 ~ Rye hbu So g. Siles 1000 bu.hels red
l0i loo cents southern white, Ito III cents
Genesee, 40 cents Corn quie-taies OF 500 bushels
81 Tor mixed Old yellow, 10 Gems, Oats ~ a
10 cent. Rye, ~ 20 cents Provisions hunsas-
100 bb.. mess pork 81 50s ST. 81 puI,. IS 50 bacon
sides 81 ~ cents Lard N cents Cotton ts rather
quiet der tho and prices rregusI-saes Of so
bales, Tobacco firm. Whpkey, - Isl cents IN bids
No change IN other auic'es.
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DEAL Estate st Auction-on the 9oh day Of December
IL merit premises ~ O'clock shall 10 sell at
deed OF the under
1884, and recorded IN Lber y, No le,
os records Washington
OF Columbia the substantial frame house and lot oa The
being Of of
5le laid down the plan of
Washington city, onnr ~ said street, and bordering
an niey-the hsa will designate the precise location.
sale cash. prescribed BY The deed OF trust The pur
comply with within three
days. for deed II paid within hst
time viii the sk and Of The first purchaser
- j. HIILEN, Trustee.
A. GREEN, Aucuoneer.
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Senator Downs, accompanied by Gov. Walker, arrived
at New Orleans on Tue sday and took rooms At the ~
Charles, where they promptly received complimentary
visits from large number oil citizens IL said that the
senator leaves on Saturday Sunday Tor Washington
IL 40, be will be at the Union meeting. gotten up IN
compliment, him, which fixed for The 9Th, unes.
the time il changed.
The Hon David kaufman. representative in Congress
from the western district OF Texas passed through New
Orleans on Tuesday, on his way TO Washington by the
Mississippi rver.--uobas Register, Nop. 90
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Our accomplished and generous neighbor, Mr.. John
C. Rves. has been shooting soaA has long gun at
We shall pay respects 10 him in due But az
we have much do and something OF consequence
than Mr. Rives we trust he will excuse us for a. few
days. before we can answer his nineteen columns and
half. which he has been collecting for more than SIR
,peeks
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Gov. QUITMAs-We learn that this gentleman has
been summoned to appear before the United States
~ this city, nj s present tern, to charges pre-.
ferred against hun in connection with the Cuba exped.
ton The governor expresses willingness to obey the
mandate when his official term expires, or voluntarily
now when his official duties permit.
IN. o. Courier Nor 20
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Sickness in California is an expensive business The
fee bill agreed upon by the San Francisco Medical So.
ciety IL published with their bylaws and fixes the price
of q single visit from physician (rho is a regular
attendant at $50 from the regular attending physician
SO and $40 for every mile travelled from the city
when detained, for each hour S32 for written opn.
an opinion involving question OF law, S50; Tor post
moem examination in Of legal investigation $500
do made the familys request 500 certificate OF the
staie OF patents health, $3.50 for vaccination, S32
Of ordinary labor, $3.50 application Of forceps $500
operation OF turning, $500 removing stone from the
bladder, $500 10 900; for ampuiaiion Of leg
panning, $1,000 operations the eye, 500 to 81 900
The San Francisco Herald, speaking OF the effects OF
these high rates on medical gentlemen OF the States,
We beg them not TO bc deceived, however, by the
SNOWY appearance OF the above There are
tuna'eiy many physicians 10 this city, tkml aud obe
OF the medical society would be Glad 20 earn $500
month"; even though they had perform every day the
ssnRe-sonnding oPeaions 10 which tn a
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Il viii bs remembered that Hon Seth Bs,to, while
American charge daaires in Chilli married lady df eb
standing In that country She came with him to the Uni
ted States and up her residence New ohcans amid
large circle Of loving and adnlring fiend F,om the
papers of Friday regret that her lite bss been
suddenly trrmnsed by the cholera. She died Ith
inst aged % years She had an aHectionatc PARTING
word for every who approached her death bed and
sad sdieu for those dear to her. who far
Kindred and the friends OF hcr youthful days"
fMobk Rsgisfr
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M second Presbyterian Church, corner OF New
and 18Th streeA lecture on the introduction Of
Britain will with Divine permission, be de-
ivered by pastor sunday, at az O'Clock, y. m
NJ st. Matthew'S Church.-The Rev. Dr. Ryder will
Matthew's Church, Sunday evening" at O'Clock
instead Of ~, previously advertised. Nov 3o--N
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RoPosALs for carrying the mails Of
LEI day OF February le5 hs 30 June, Ie52 inclusive
NEW Jersey, IENNsYLyANlA. DELAWARE, and AARY.
Department city Of Washington ~ OF he 18th
December 1850 decided by the "a January nex
the and In the and time speehed
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.@1stf@& Died, @# aH Ea.bE
AT the Montgomery county, Maryland,
the 2st instant, EDWARD STUBBS consort Of EDwARD
5TuBBs, in the sd year Of her age
funeral will place from g. Patcks Church, satur
day, al 10 O'Clock. 4a
"May she rest in peace"
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DHrrIP BARToN KEY win attend 20 any 49, 1870 ~
he may with before either o. ne eor 90. cer
uict and sfend 70 the prosecution o. Claims
srsss and Depsrmenss. once street. - !, a.~t1
v wAsussros, July 10, 1885, '~H~1"