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music. which they eould,nevsr inter- and for which s
child Of ssS only find
executed only BY the and addressed
only % the 'esdse.. affections q nature but s Lying
Interpreter, the voice Of the Swedemote sof more dst-
cate. administrations with IT, and enyelops your
senses in delicious dream The tide rises, ws.s al #
the orchestra their loud strains and all unite in mag
u s Big. ss
song Of me Swcde will dwell upon particular fea
musical criticism, having neither taste capacity nor saps
bs ~. You oa . q s
am wss q .s ass Tor granted hat music which
peases me and body else really good music am
perhaps superior particular tones but
that aPproashsd in compass or power Or general esc;
y OF any given note Or bar VAS sense Of
la every part Of her performance. Every sound and
q BELIEF . h.. s ss .s'
ticaisry formed BY her Creator in Two respects she
liabilities, and, In addition these insuPpressble long
Ing for the pereciions Of highest art and she probably
and art that has YET been seen n the mids, Of the
orchestra she 10 the position which she feels TO have been
happy and at home Tell your to be uneasy am
trying 10 avoid all exravagaDce In regard to Jenny and
Her good sense and modesy win as much praise as her
music and she stands upon the dizzy height Of fame hap
ant upon HIM who gave her all than proud and vango.
rious She sings because power which may not be re-
not help it The vast sums Of money gained from her CON
in her Golfers. She OF the poor chill
dren Of Sweden and this all 70 educate the
poor children Of her native land So unsesh and pure,
what is waning complete the ideal Win not the
people Of Sweden erect her monument higher than that OF
usiavusa viii her and her ranscendent quail
ties become tradition and proverb those northern
shores and will she be heard forevermore in the
mystic hall of Odin1
" But here think must stop can after ALL give you
adequate idea Of the excellence of her singing until get
home and sing the pieces all over you myso then
shall have orchestra to unless the baby
should cry and therefore may fail 70 do full justice to tho
subject. wish you had eight thousand OF
throwing boquets, hats, handkechies in the air and
upon STAGE with view press in faint
the truth that In us. At the clio OF the Mr.
Barnum called out, and announced the purpose Of
Jenny give every of the thousand dollars earned
by her brilliant that evening various charitable
objects In New York wheeupon another storm of appro
baton well nigh lifted the roof from its astenings In this
last did join but reserved my voice, thinking II prob
able she would send basket Of oranges some
such matter take home you but she have forgot
Ii Well, ten dollars out Of pocket. could not
hear Demosthenes speak Napoleon win battle
and 30 | went to hear jenny Lind sing "Yours"
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where 10 the State overwhelmed by the triumphs of the
General and Of his glorious cause.
The Mobile Register comments upon these scenes as
follows; and we heartily subscribe the justice OF its
conclusions:
The war OF words, Il will thus be SEEN 10 waxing
IN Mississippi will be The only war. we apprehend.
which VIII take place Public sentiment Is too much
divided Tor anything but domestic discussions IL how
ever the people should learn from the oommoon. now ex-
sng and the aggrcssons that have been made the
sy Of acting In In FUTURE and shall organize pub
lie opinion 10 resist further smeroaehnss~s which Is 70 DO
feared all this disturbances Of the public mind
will not be without It's beneficial We that the
lessons OF wisdom taught will make har-
monoos and efficient hereafter"
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Condition of The Northern Markets.

PHILADELPHIA Nov. 7-2, p. mStocks frmsales small.
Flour steady "a 81 80 for common brands Sales Of
red wheat IOS Ito cents white, ITO lis Corn
quiet-sales OF yellow 50 Oats AZ censs Rye, rs
cents. Provisions and groceries without change Cotton
quiet Whiskey, 26a a "a cents
New YORK. Nov. 7-2, p. m.-The steamer Georgia has
Just arrived from Chagres, with dates the 18th ult She
brings 500 and large amount OF goddust No
later California
The stock market to-day is steady--no change in
prices Canton, So Flour unchanged-common State
brands at 81 81 81 81; southern, "a ~ IS; Gene
see, So, Sales Of 1000 bushels Genes.e wheat at ia
70 III cents yellow, az rs Oats 42 Rye,
70 Provisions qaet-mess pork 20 bbs at so 81
Cotton auiet-saes 800 bales Whiskey, "a cents.
No tidngs yet oil the Africa, now fully due.
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To The Mayor Of the cay. aud the Commiss,onsr and
Cli.sns of Ward No 4.

We appeal you for redress IL Is the sworn duty Of
public officers enforce the law and they paid for
doing. We therefore call upon the Mayor and Commits.
soner once more although call has been made In van
for their action
We call attention the nuisances on square No 45s
Thry are ntolernbe and dsgracefu They would no, be
tolerated in we'll governed city The carpenters shop
9Th street and the livery stable the Of 9Th and
and look for aud should any OF them be
me mber what th~y may and their oath. II may be
So we can be corrected. If carpenter has right
crowd the aud the sidewalk with lumber and
work benches-wilh window and door.fames-with tres.
ties and shsvings after day. week afer week. month
after month-,hcn wrong. IL lvcy..abe keeper
ha, the right keep four, ave- six carriages wagons
and dray. the sidewakto wash them the sidewalk
TO harness up his horse and put them the carriages the
sidewalkto have horses tied TO the stable wall the
and curry and clean them there. the great
eft Of the ofsc,orics Of passersbyf he has right
keep sidewalk filthy with manure, and In fact
cupy In every private property, except in
enclosing iand all this Tor year past without ncrms
notice by the police Tiff all ihese be legal and
proper and nacon OF the rights OF neighbors and the
public be committed by them, then beg pardon Of
gentlemen concerned and recall invitation the
officers Of the city and the citizens OF the ward visit
inspect the places Otherwise, they requested
attend and see for themselves.
" the officers the city deem Il their duty take there
natter. In hand and desire testimony request them
summon every neghbor TO the premises designated.
MANY CITIZENS.
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The Montgomery (Alabama) Advertiser publishes with
much seeming pleasure rumor that at Canton, in Mis-
sissippi the people were indignant at Mr. Foote's
speech, that they hung him in egy. and he left the
ground in trepdaon." These capious editors ought to
make their whales sizeable Now, what are the facts
The Richmond Enquirer thus tells the story:
We have stated that Senator Fooe hung in ofigy
al Canton, Madison county, Mississippi. Col. Neville
the representative 10 Congress- and the opponent of
Foote IN the discussion there. received similar compl-
ment at the place We pleased learn that
dsgaceiu proceedings the work boys and that no
grown citizen participated in them.
Senator Jefferson Davis made speech in the theatre
Vcksburg, and the papers say that the cordial APP
Panse followed his declaration that he disunion-
ist"
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
BArrmOsE. November rs. p. m.

BALTlMoRs, November T-5. p.
The Nsw York Eieciion.-Rsform Coausation.-THs
MeDonogh WW-T heatrieais. ~ Markets, &c.
The latest intelligence from New York throws much
doubt over the assumed election the whig candidate for
governor The have been very closs one
and even the New York Tribune Of last evening consider.
the chances Of Seynour's election superior those Of
Hunts However, day or two will decide the result The
delegation has been thoroughly reformed and
remodelled. showing strong force for the Union
Our Reform Convention disposed to spend their first
bsloling for presiding officer aer the example
OF the House OF Representatives There Were iour unsnc-
cessfu ballots yesterday, and they will probably be equally
unsuccessful day The leading candidate was Gen Chap
man, OF Charles county, who received foryeght votes
Gen Howard OF Baltimore county, received iory-iwo, and
VIM Cos, Johnson of Frederick county nine votes Tho
nine votes Tor Mr. Johnson six wings and three
democrats who were elected the independent reform
tickets with Mr. Johnson. They hold balance Of power,
and seem disposed TO make good OF IT, The wings will
scarcely vote for Mr. Johnson however, any crcum
sances having never forgiven him for his adherence
President Tyler
The Nc Donogh will continues excite much attention;
and the Hon Reverdy Johnson the counsel for the
heirs yesterday started for New Orleans to look into the
chances OF oveurning the will The number Of heirs that
gathered up this city quite large and they
have received OF from their counsel
Some OF them extremely poor.
Miss Kimberly the lady who made such favorable i'm
preston last year reader Of Shakespeare, Is about
make her debut in New York actress She certainly
possesses all the qualifications for able actress.
The steamer Africa is now fully due at New York
The English pes anticipated that her first passage would
be the shortest made but she has already been out
longer than the shortest passages Of the Atlantic and Pa
cfc.
The MARKRTs--ln the Baltimore market this morning
sale OF 800 bbs Howard -four at ~ 10, and
$50 do 81 IL There pretty free buyers "a 60,
and much disposition sell. Sales Of 600 bbs at
81 6ss Grain frm-saes Of red wheat Maryland, at l02
l04 CENTS and prime Pennsylvania at los l06 cents
white, l05 Ito cents; and family Hour do. ITO l2S
cents. Corn steady--nixed So go cents; white, so
cents and yellow, 81 60 Oats 80 80 Rye
advanced and request 50 60 Provisions and
groceries without special change Whiskey selling at
26A 27b cents.
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ny GREEN q TAsrET. A.es,enser..

VERY HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
v TURE, PIANO FORTE, &c., AT AUCTIoN-on Thursday,
shall 10 o'clock the residence
De York second door of7h
and the Navy Department very beautiful assortment
offurnitwe, win;
Fine walnut parior set, consisting Of
Marbie-top sofa table, and sprins cnshion sofa
cuomsns, ladies' secretary estaecn
~ hair cloth chairs, and rocking chair .
Fine rosewood piano oe, OF me tone and touch, % oc
taves, considered 10 be equal 20 any In washington
Mahogany SON liable and hsnsck, and rocking chair
DO fine chamber consisting Of marble Top dress
ing bureaus and wash closets
French bcdseads and seat chairs
set consisting Of marble bureau
Lounge, wndrcbs and French bedstcad sE
Pine feather beds, bedding and hair mattresses
giIt frame mirror, French pisse 50 BY 20 inches
Girandoes, solar, hall, and other lamps
China gass and crockey amongst winch nne whifs
French China dinner set
3-py, ingram, and carpets
Passage oi-cloth, nc.
Venetian window siinds and large refrigerator
Cooling, srsht and other stoves, shovels, ongs, ae
Also, rood assortment ofkichcn requisites - -
TERMS Az sums o. and under as cash over 80 credit Of
SIXTY and ninety days. for satisfactorily endorsed, bearing IN
say any more relssve superior quality Of The
described ladies and gentlemen Of the District
respectfully invited 70 the sale and eramine or them
GREEN h TAsTET, Auctioneers.
p q. The house 10 also for Il 10 handsoey located and
Ing, near Browne Hotel. CAT.
~ = Ita 4fe9s trIH
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We glad to see that the Jersey Blue" democracy
are victorious. They are true blue" They have
swept the State, and will be able to elect democratic
senator in the place OF Mi. Dayton. We congratulate
them on this suspicious triumph and hope it will long be
their good fortune to follow this example This shows
the effect Of union. energy, and sound Pnncples No
State. we believe. is devoted to the Union, the
support Of all the measures of the Compromise and the
constitution than New Jersey. Her democracy are true,
liberal. and patriotic. They finch in the hour Of
trial.
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THE WORLDS PROGRESS, .. Dictionary OF Dates,
views NJ general history edited by J. r. Putnam
Home Miss Bremer-Putnams revised edition
Success In Lfe-the Mechanic; by Mrs. L. O. TuihlI
Jamaica In 1850; by John Bigelow
History Of PTopee and Steam Navigation by John MacFar-
lane, c. T..
Rural Hours BY Cooper-lage edition. beautifully
Berangers Lyrics translated by William Youngusirated
fine steel engravings
The Picturesque Tourist by William Byanwith illustration.
View Of the Fine Arts, critical and historical with
introduction by ID. Huntington
The Artists Chromauc Hand Book; by John p. Rdner.
Just published, and for sale by -
Novb FRANCK TAYLOR
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ITO CONTRACTORs,-Proposais invited until 10th
poriding earth and making about
embankment the of which
Washington Branch Railroad
The begun completed delay TO be
paid cubic yard measured In the whence aken
the ground, option OF the company
For information apply McMackn, premises.
will the proposals sealed and forward them
dersigned
Superintendent Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Nov SGT
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Of several Of our candidates yesterday we must congat
uate readers upon the election OF that sterling demo-
crat whose stands At the head Of article Long
dersands our wants. 20 long neglected by the national
legislature Possessing business talents OF high order,
he will make one Of the most useful members ever sent
TO Washington from New York IN " Globe.
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Yesterday, instant, WILLIAM DEvEREUx, clerk
the Office Of Indian sfairs.
friends and acquaintance respectfully invited attend
his funeral which place this day. four O'clock from his
lats re~dence, conner Of and streets #4
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NOTTCEws have day sssocissed Mr. Chss. o.
Chubb membsr fr The busine win hereafter b
ccesnessd under NE name u Chubb, schenck, Co. ,
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nICTIONARY OF DATES Tho Worlds Progress, 1
IL volume
Berangers Lyrics, translated
Manual Of Fine Arts by Huntington
Jamaica In 1850 by Bigelow
History Of Propcilers and Steam Navigation
The Artists Hand Book, by Rdner
Bryants Letters, illustrated.
Just received for sale by TAYLOR MAURf,
Noys Bookseller, oh
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grown citizen partci pated in them.
Senator Jefferson Davis made speech in the theatre
pause followed his declaration that he was no. disaniop
list"
Now York Election
Inc Daumore fatriot OF last evening contains the
following DISPATCHES:
aov,.,o, g..
NEW YORK. NOV. 6alo p m-The returns are still not
suifcienty iull TO authorize positive opinion the
1wba, Gam VIII h Sas e i i OF MI NUM- n
other party however, do NOT rive il nm The ns. ot the
candidates. on the whig State ticket with perhans the an
elected. p'''A A'po''0'" = o0''0sea' arc also
CONGRESS.
IL. c.u; - :, -N !,
aao iS.o"ns aie tne naines OF mo members Of Con
democrats in small CABS Old membersn - i'o'""'
DisrRIcrs
5 oS.si 81 flow h,n~ne
3 ,EMsgEL Hart
I LIB! J; H, Hobart p.I. Aawes.
8. James Brooks.
!. alnsnsr i D s1sv1Ss.
9 WILLIAM MURRAY.
II. Josiah Sutherland. (Prob)
20 Inhny aahaasn
IA John H Boyd.
u.s. JOSEPH RussELL, (prob)
II AaKxAspEs H. BuK,,L.
49, @PREsTos KING.
40 T,moraY isssmMs 'oo
a. WILLIAM w. Snow, (prob)
70. sHenry Bennett
rs. LEANDER BABcocK.
a. DANIEL 7. JONES
25 THOMAS Y. HowE, jr.
% RoBxRr HARLEY.
x w, Al Ssckeu
% IA ~. orme'nofh'
~ yededah hosiord.
o., rIedefck .. narun'
90 90 solomon " raven
rs % LoIsn.o s1iIowa 9
10 democrats aud is whlxs ascertained to be elected
,,a,., -u.x
1,..,, ,
As oeheved that the wings VIII nave majority In the
rai assembly, but there are several districts to hear
from Last year the assembly stood wing ~ democra6o
NEW YORK ciTY-There was great deal OF splitting In
Kina.. 81 TyhI., e., n.vc1 4. ~ ,-hu. H.;
for Governor is beaten about a thousand 49,"
-... -
. SECOND pksfAiOh'
have changed the face oil things tits now generally be.
a a INA. Seymour y elected governor Delaware ana
hs r., ohsI suons coum n arc 70 neaI np p1
= Lne aemoo,a WI gam .Seiye " .niI.ech memoeb OF
~ .ne Sae. AZ .ne ia. e,couoh mere wore
,h M, u only onr s h,, seo,eo, WOW
Tho result has been caused by the attempt 10 identify
Hunt (he wing candidate for govsrnor) with the oppos-
ton TO the peace measures" OF Congress-
THIRD DESPATCH.
Clinton county give. Hun, 20 majority, and Tabor,
lwn'gJ lor congress- oO' Inc wing assembly members
~ TIE. " ao,h, In s,a "a IN. ..,,,
Tor governor The yose viii Se very close
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TuaE Races 81 Msn-by Robert Knex, N. D. 4 vol.
Renal Aascuons-thei Diagnosis and rsfhooU-hy Charts
Nov FRASoK TAYLOR
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: L. The steamboat THOMAS CoLLYER will Ieav,
Washington at 10 O'Clock, and Alexandria at lox, on
Monday November III Friday sh Saturday, OH The
viii passengers Fort Washington, ane leaving
Mount Vernon Fare, round Tip 81 nom Alexandria, 70 cents
children half price.
The Union line Of Capitol eX
from
Of and 6cors,own heen cents each way For apply
Recsde, GEORGETOWN, George and Thomas Parker
Washington, The day before the boat starts.
Nov ga safThFn [Repl JOB CoRsoN, Captain.
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DANCING ACADEMY.

MADAM BLAKE has die honor ths citizens o.
Ill Washington and Georgetown that her school
Apollo Han for the reception q pups Day. Of tuition " Wash
nsfon
c.usmsns elias. in washington Tuesday and Saturday evenings
from 10 O'Clock.
win the hrs Monday evening
December continue oher Monday svenns during he
attending with the pupils viii be charged one
admission, dollars for the season Oct oeo3m
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The MAyoRALTY.-From the returns in thin mornings
paper will appear that the democratic candidate for
mayor has been defeated Nv Kingsand has been
elected by majority Of abou, $500 The which
have contributed to produce this result may be hereafter
the subject OF comment Mr. Wood was vigorously sup
ported by many ardent friends But the opposition which
existed TO his nomination followed him more lees 70
the polls The wings have been unsparing in the use Of
money and have succeeded thereby In the election OF
merits as by the divisions and distractions in the demo-
cratic ranks.-N. Y. Globe.
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A TREATISE ON the Diseases Surgical Operations
adjacent
and modcrn.-by N. Joardain.
Memoir Poems, and Letters Of Bernard Barton in plain and
tra binding.
Mosqse sujet snecdotques hstoriques
hc.-par g. seron. I vol, limo = ~N'
This day received for sale BY
TAYLOR MAURY,
Nov Bookscllcrs, 9TH street.
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JOHN HUNTER, clerh.

CoxnssosER's 0TyicE, Oct 10, 1850.
The parties foregoing hereby notified
shall proceed take the accounts therein Srected my
house, Virginia. the 18th day Of February
they attend, which
kin and distributes ef James
Mch deceased required appear before and their
relationship. . 49, ,o.,..
nc, Sa-t.wexc, Commissioner l.. O. e.
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fa For Norfolk.
a n The osceola wil for The remainder Of the
4 make but trip week 70 the above place,
leaving Washington every Tuesday nj eooock, a.
returning, leave Norfolk every Thursday O'Clock, m
and Fare etouchps going and returning a Cone hver
and The usual landings ms Potomac. - ,
Nov7-d JAMES MrrCHELL
NEW STYLE sHAWIS.-ws have Just opened Eve eases
IN price,
from ~ 9ia-thc complete have ofered and we
not cqusled In the
District her styles and, a. we intend 20 keep our
m come expecting 20
and evprv Ia h. had In variety.
We have jus opened 80 mourning long hsw various prices
and Of vsry hne quality. No. !.
assortment Of The most choice shades Of coos
An y ~s,cS We respectfully ths inspection purchasers
ss"s" w. NJ SINISTER CO.,
Corner Of Tn street and Pennsylvania
wM. =. sToNE, Jr.,
H-fs ArTossxv Arp oousssLlos
ones Y, near he corner d ism street.
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\ Aw NOTICE.-ovID v. JOHNSON and HENRY ROGERS,
IL aIaw win attend 70 Az pfoscsxoea
business In The Court Of e United states sna s y
District Of Columbia They VIII also s"enn 10
business different public departments AZ Warrington.
Pennsylvania avenue, between Yh ana n ussss'
south side. N"vS-ou
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ing forward OF the mmense assemblaee for the
the proves OF Achilles from the fact that he wa, greater
than Hector and what should you be prepared think
Swedish girl for whom all these immense preparations
oc.ssresf Sgnor Belsu closes his part and disappears
Every knows that the time 10 hand when Jenny Lind
herself will come forward-she for whom my thousand
people had hronged the Of England give their
Ing saluaons and invoke propious gales wait her
our republican shores During the lew moments precc
ding her appearance the silence be sbso
would be very trying thing Tor her Sweden-her coun
tryhss produced few famous men, and In Former times
cut figure In history but Of late know little Of
her. and care less, except for her f'co women Miss BE-
mer, whose stories all loved much that
needs love theft author some had already found welcome
among us the other, preceded BY world fame,
what reception she would meet from an American audi
epce. Behold there she Is There l. Jenny Lind
:" am sure cannot tell you why all 10 feet
and saluted her, by common impulse, with all sorts ofe
ravsgsnt demonstrations Of welcome Perhaps we made
fools Of ursclves-and then. again, perhaps did
At all events, did succeed In making fool Of her
ing and sppauding and allow her sing She very
much affected by the warmth OF her reception, and
pale and sgsted. II she could have been alone few
moments, think she would have cried but she had
opportunity 10 CRY, and 30 she--sargf
al have distinguished singers before Jenny Lind,
who were well worth hearing, and very famous, and who
supposed their bendngs and contraction OF muscles
necessary part Of The performance But with Jenny Lind
had the appearance Of singing ise she but yielded
internal com pulsion, and music flowed Bot
overlook the orchestra, which has the time be-
ing, become part Of Jenny Lind, she part OF H. She
IL the chief musical instrument, snd plays her part with
Of the precise requirements Of the composer Con-
scous Of her power, she betrsys no more desire 70 at
tract attention TO herself than any. one OF the mani
thing TO be desired but the browning uternnces Of
great neodoas soul and such hers. She brssthes
back the multade The superssiye emotions excited BY