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Dancing academy and Social Politeness.


MONSIEUR rEVolI respectfully Inoms families N5ls
M a educ
likewise senilemen o New Orleans, thai Y,
he opcn schac, Ut WEDNESDAY Y, DE 4th
ast perfect and artistic va
style, dst French italian acsdemsina
wort al WIN hsogushes the highest and fashionable
societies. an branches pneness, which
elegance and m department he body and also ceremonies Of
paflors, saloons
the modem and fashionable styles
the day, Steps QuadTaes Scottish Polka, Ma
surNa Reloway Fancy National Dances WRes Slipping
Csllurias Spanish and Nae Cinq Temps
B-PaIens invited attend the lessons and
anime this method which pnced in TIVE FIRST qcut
Paris London. 1t proved and well known, that
rapid perfect progress acquired two
according the old school.
Academy young Ladies and young Masters
WEDNESDAYS, at a ?. NJ. and SATURDAYS, alta NJ.
For Gentlemen, days, haf-past G, p N.
Terms-CasseI, lessons per lessons week, So.
~ Private Glasses family residences private schools the
price.
TT Applications be made at the Academy at Nj T. Mayo's
Music Store No Camp H. Sbrechts Al Royal
rat he Post-ofice by letter.
He engaged give lessons twice Jenny Lind Hall
Lafayette. B30f
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Jenny Lind Deer Goats.

s Just received. choice assortment Of Jxxsy LIND.
BEAVER. DEyossH1RE KkRsEY, BLACK CLorH AND
PErERsHA1 OVER CoATs handsomely timnled. and iust
the thing for cold weather.
SHERMAN, PIER5oN & co.
dl9 6t2pesp / Magszine street, corner Caral.
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nrAD11yr rNTDuV

The Seventh Daughter Of the Gypsy FAMILY
EGS LEAVE Orleans that
ID visits her No.
happy
theuI the PREsENF aud FUrURE
wishing
which surround hern kewlse tneT pIopeci viii do
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Notice.
OFFICE LAKE PONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD Go. .
NewOreaf S, April la, 1919.
A + a Meeting of the Board of Directors 1t was
IA ResOsed notice be given by the Company,
that in conformity the rules aready adopted and made
known shall hold itself responsible for loss dam
age or missing whatever happening goods transported,
except whenr sglting from accident d9ringte ua yoyge
shall be at risk aud peril of tha owner shippers,
sgnee. from the very moment it is nnlpaded.
ali If j. NEVILLE, Secretary.
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RRcRUITs IN THE ARMY.-The Adjutant Gen.
eals report says the NUMBER Of recruits enlisted in
the army from October /, 1919, to September 80
1850, inclusive, was-for the general service 1854
Ny regiments --ior the lst and ID dragons, AZ
fpr the four regiments Of artillery, 314 for the
dight regiments Of infantry, 405 for the company
If sappers and miners, l3-total $685. Owing to
The great dispersion of the troops and their stations
bn the distant frontiers, but few recruits can be
enlisted in the regiments. The srictness observed
ID the recruiting service may be inferred from the
act that Of the 1889 persons who have offered
themselves the current year at the recruiting STA
lions, only 1854 were received by the recruiting
officers as able-boded and otherwise fit for the
.ary
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-26

fFS JACIs son 90 No n CsEssk sfyeet,
IL next doOrt0tbe Planter Hotet-F fashionable CLOTH
ING ESTABLISHMENT.--Th subscribers are now in
receipt large and complete Stock of FASHIONABLE
CLoTH1Ne and good assortment Of Furnishing Goods,
comprising every article in the way Of dress suitable full
and winter We pleased to have friends and
the public generally to call and examine goods We
have good assortment of Silk and Bingham UMBREI-
LAS, TRUNKS CARPET BAGS, etc. Our Pnces
n1R ism,
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ADJUSTMENTS
sT. CHARLES THEATRE

S1s SAAGGLES IttEAIEShs III,
Manages. .I|DLow & sNgTH
stage Manager CEDAR
E- Third nj Of the astonishing BATEMAN oHILIEN who
TAIs EyENING December a. $3.50, VII be setel the
RICHARD ne
Richard and Blehoond Hnl Ellen bsteinpn
sr' ;TfE DEAD SLOT
ava Sr's9' SoLD AND YOUNG;
Fn'i GgoG soS asi sSeas Gnar'"
The ARTFUL DODGER.
Pphcpal characters BY 'hr and Mrs. Chapman
Doors Ss. 9Psg 4 q 51TS so performance to commence
PLACIDE's VARIETIES.
l be new Faoetia eants3 ~ ''' WIZ O'
THE CABINET QUESTION.
IN which Mr. Holland Mr. Couoyer Cnoyer m appear
TWO EMBELLISHMENTS,
byMle Hisno AID Mons @eugm.
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
NJ Reeve, ars. W. P. Johnston, Ms coooysr Win appear
'''' ~ KISS IN THE DARK.
mr Pettiboue Nj. Dawson
Prteesef Boxes ira uer, Parquerh,
e eents Bo1 hrd ter for eooIed persons ony 50 cents
~ bJors open hspast performance to
aud lrons til s when places may be nkea.
AMERICAN THEATRE.
Sole Proprietor and Manager. s CHARLEs,
Acting and Stage Manager ....-.,..,..W M FOSTER.
t- First Night of Mr. NEAFIE vino will appear as Mohaea
TNHls EVENING Thursday, December rs 1880 will acted
" '' MOHAsIMED,
BALLET ADVERTISEMENT,
by Mons. Zavysowk Misses vaee Ldn, st. Clair and saine
BOX AND COX.
ks Doors open hnifpas g. Performance tooommence
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COAL.
= liverpool oRRELL oAI.-sD soaM Bun.

II LIVERPOOL ORRELLCOA Is-60 tons Bluh.
- della best quality ORRELL qoAE This Il deaisabie
Coal for iams much preferable 70 pIttsbuE, burns
nueh and more freely, and produces less ia
ass Of any oil Coal te'iyesi - % CENT.
2ssle, fea3 t,s9pl SPENCER FIELD q PeydEsa q.
1AL- EaeElsR CANsgre--20o TONS, just re-
~ ce,va Afes se at the City Coal Xards N Cassom-
honsa lires, and SSa22 seeehopp toqiaa DIG 500 3
s1iYTY reAl. Va iENe--NcBElANs WILLARD q
~ CO. kssp carsAny hand a tlsiF HaraS. n2: q
Tchoupitnnlas strsst second above st. mary Mur-
set. supply Of PtsbuFg, Anthrace Engsh and Amec4
Camel Coal All orders left est yard will be promptly
attended to- oa% q
fsOAL-COA Is-Send pour orders4-200 tons
NJ ERgsh sn1s Coat list rsssiyea fos ss Al The ly
and s. Tchoupilpu street.
f'erAYs GfjRN9 OATS, BRAN AND sHORFN-S
Constanly and for sale ID purchases
by lfy4isIy1 J.GARLAND & CO. 0l Tch0anitoBiss q.
cAGTluN PERFUME rsrtsgsa sssrs iasi - aarp
rceurig aERflsi s1rsatAissea He--is VITA
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LIRE CRACKERS-50 boxes No. /.
Il d24 AT, COCHRAN, u Tchoup itoulas st.
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100000.
NO RENT.

ITO RENT--The two-story brick building. with
Il Bal ley IN the rear, situated the eofnsr 81 -
It John street having Pcydr street each de, one A
square from PoydFes Market. ~
"A lso--A small bFiek STOEF y, In the rear.
Also-One Of the i've CARRO4.LTftH eY0KE8s
with convenient Dwelling Shove This St0Ep 10 Penn
near Poyes Market Possession 81 the above given ipule
dlhtey. &.
Also-No- Perdido street opposite 70 the Shades =,
e70JeF month. Possession given on the In Of JaHusly
FOR SALE-A vacaHt LOT Ia Magazine sfIrek. be
Race and Grange sfreets5 feet s b. 100 % depth
A Sg 1 10 :. = IL RErr s,s's ~ .l,...
ESIDENCE FOR RENT--A Cou1try Res,
~ dence. two NILS from ths city. cortainins q ar
psns of highly cultivated greund With iakzs brel &
ing Houses, Stables Carriage Honses, Green HOuses. 80
etc.. and in fact every conyenenee tx large and setsl
good order. Apply at q Nachez 81 apsaFl nls q
EOR RENT - Two small Tenements With
IL large ynrd eistern. etc. Magdelen sref bstpsan =
Common and Gravies. viii be rented low good
'sS Is ~ AplRzD ~ARD Il PoMRoY. q conaos q. I
LSOR RENT Iowa new Two story Ffafne
Hpuss containing fgar Rooms, and situatsd on -
Cypress The New BASIN The house vel
calculated lor Two small families hnt viii BE- rsrIed a.
| 10 IH t. A OWERs. "a MaEazine T.
/ TTOusHs no AHNTs--A n1mbss o. DWELLING
II HDUSEe for rent Canal street, between Ka ~
r7zn and Praanx strsets, from the Gzt Of Cct0ber.
| Apply to Is m G. 81 FOGG 80 maeazsne s. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-26

TEHUAETEPEoR AILRoAp.--A correspondent oil
the Mobile Herald and Tribune writes from Vera
Cruz as follows
The Tehuantepee Railroad scheme meets with
strong opposition in this city, and hopes have been
h4re entertained that vessels bound from Coatza-
cdacos would rot be permitted TO enter. A late
ofder, however has been received here, from the
Minister Of Foreign Relations permitting the
steamship Alabama and all other vessels to enter
ne Coazacoaloos river, after complying at this port
with the usual regulations"
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NEW ORLEANS:
THUksDAY MORNING. DECEMBER %.

THE REMINGTON BEDGE. - One of these new
and pelicate bridges has been thrown across the
Rourhaway Bayou in the Parish Of Madison II
is a first within our knowledge built in the State
The Madison Journal thus speaks of it:
The Ear.i,r,on pddgs ovay the Eo,,a.,.., =, nj.
plnce s completed and teams constantly passing
The finishing stroke made Monday morning, and
hardly sound OF the hammer ceased on s fair piopuY.
eager citizens were riding over
Il cne of the most beautiful structures we ever behed Al
n shol distance it appaars floating the ready to
RED away by the passing breeze yet has already proven
Itself sufficiently strong for an prachcal purposes"
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AUCTION SALES
See FirN Page Joy aadssioaaf Assetsoa iSals.
GOA pens and Pencil 's'esss. Env,,.,, N.aa,e,

See FiyN Pego fcr aelaiti0aal Aueisou Sales.
Gold Pens and Pencil dnses. English Needles.
By ). y. BLACHE a. CO.
FRIDAY psseiaog a 10 cfaiacwi Be sod their aBeso1
a. Invoice d sareriss COD PEN IT'S PENS ard PENCIL,
CASES. and eaIeens and Loueon'a Drlied NEEDBss.
Valuable Real Estate.
BIZ p. ID. TAYLOR.
Office 50 Crater street.
GATUhpAY Deceaber o. 1880 y o'eloekwi be sold At
THE Way DssIRABfE LOT with The
situated % Magazine street. Dame and Joa aIs
Sad ~ % set Inches and lines front Magazine street
purchaser % assume mortgage for 600 psya.
bic in ~ next sg0 payable in two years, with pea per
annam 'nrrts' and The BALANCE 10 10 cash
THE TWO VALUABLE LOTS on erauer, between PhiIipps
and BerYnne known Kings Stahes inches
'front.' PA depth Of 48 feet inches Ths viii be I'D
be SEN q tue office OF The a1rtloneer ~ day d sale
$3.50 at yelr, and e250O Al years. credit
per cent per aonpm and the balance in cash whole
~ before T. o STARK. NJ P al the expense Of The
pgre1assfs. a9O
Succession of Phneas Solomon - Deceased.
BY LEWIS FLORANCE, Aucf,r.
Office No. 81 Grauier street.
ATGRDAY December s Il o'ciockib he .old Il auction
- al Balks Areadey virtue Of Honorable NJ
.sa Judge Of The Second District Court Of New Orleans dated
TIE following described SLAVES, belonging to the ,ad ucces
A Negro Man naued SAM. aged algot Is yesrs
- q g ia NES a Pointer, aged abort Is years,
NED, Field Handle aged 20 year, =
&c ARCHIBoLD. aged "
!" g ROBERT, aged 50,
and his child, Girl aged yeara
Woman, BETSY sfREc8, ased ST.
Terms Of sale caGh.
Act Of sae before John Claiborne Notary Public he expena
OF the purchaser dl3
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ILNEBURG AND LAKE PoNToHARTRAIN.
PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD COMPANY


On Sunday the Cars euve every hour IT0m CLOCK A. NJ.
1T An OMNIBus leaves Canal and Charities street every
l'1''f' "0N' ~ ]. w. SMITH. superintendent.
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SHEER AN S
PATESf PRENluM
Al b d @ M i N a i
SUPP Or I Err

rleghteatOst elastic and Il gssf
10 ems ~ The NO bearing down feeling
~ ons weakness the side and back.
he ghfes etc In pregnancy. its prevents miscarriage
anae any doubt the efficacy of this supporter, hey
5sfeee the wife Of very celebrated physician q tina
~ ssveral ether patent supporters without relief Phyi
% are respectfully invited to call and examine the innffus
n nj al the propriet0r's, 70 81. Charles stEeei.
il my practice apply sl1ths
Ahdomcai Supporter In and have
to ne aHaicted a.
1873. AftE1EHSt't-r
gor Tires years afflicted compant-prrt Of
de my bed My snheri.es gsnt No
tang got Mr. Shetmsf Abdominal
poe enabled about the house. end
lr heAth and ehesrfalnsas af'ss VI sSef'e
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5, +. SMITH, EbG3GEtSES. 6. T BoARDMAN.
stsfTTH 4 BOARDMAN, Office NORTH cornsF Of La
y tayetle Square and ST. ChaTes street, would call the at
ention Of suffering huaeis e ts superior operations IN
manenty eaEeous Teeth that pIactonsEs have
yet attained calling forth does, all the skill of the
those who wish pIomp ard certain preservation Of those
in having them cared for Inthsins Of ARTIFICIAL
TEETH especially full sa especial pride and
so CONSTRUCTING them defy the aevest scrutiny. and
guaranty all instances complete satlafauon In dseaseso
the Gums and Teeth general all can ind cheeEtul and
candid advice grads. Numerous pefs1ns who have
practice Ia al It's branches both n city and co9ntys
fr tbs last seven years will eheeEfuly bear wines the
fvor via tai IS
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LIBERIA-President Roberts, Of Liberia, says
that The fears which he formerly entertained re-
spelling the success Of the Colony as an expert
meht at selfgovernment have altogether subsidized,
A hack Of industry and energy was once apparent,
bu agriculture Is now everywhere throughout the
Conmonwealh receiving more attention. The pub
lie are also giving more attentions to educational in
teT.ss and the aboriginal Inhabitants are awaken
ind to sense Of their Importance,
The Governor writes: Our prospects were new
er more Aatterng, and we may reasonably hope
th4t Liberia willatiain 10 powerful republican
gotefnmenl, that will, ia all that constitutes true
glNrg rival the United States Of Amsrica-and
That both nations, acting together in generous RI
valry Of good works, may be the means Of civiliz-
inE and chrisiianizDg the world, especially be-
niEhted Africa National Intelligencer.
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THE DAGUERREOTYPES SALOONS. No

IRISH WHISKY--A very superior article, il
4 casks and gallon demiohns, for sale by
ads JOHN ToOLE, S Bank Place
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DUCKWHEAT-2O pkgs Of all sizes, for sale
ID by l. w. ARTHUR co. . and % New Levee.
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HARMONIC 7fJTMENT IT his Linimenthas
1 i 49, no,, ~ be one Of the best Pain Exracnrs
Ina, has bsr fond for years u has been safely
% as usef nv applied to Rheumatic Complaints, Heal
acme ana nay Us that we are her 70 Itis ios
se ~ corner ST. Charles and Union Streets next
I ~ 1r5afi9nss Church, Newt lreans. Ms u
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NOTICES.

Es- South Western Bible Society of NewOrleans.
The Anniversary meeting Of this Society wi be held the Meehee
Church Poydra and Carondelet Streets THURSDAY
EVENING 26 inst O'clock when the annual report will
presented and addresses in behalf Of the Society delivered
d243t p NJ. ozANNE, Secretary,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-26

PAINE's LIeHT.--The editor of the Worcester
tMass.) Palladium has full faith in Paines Hydro
Electric Light The machine invented by Mr. P.
was taken entirely apart in his presence, and every
piece of it exposed to his inspection. The editor
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Tribune's Special Dispatches.
From WASHINGTON,

WAsMNcroN, Monday Nov ., 1850.
A private dispatch received here from
Georgia says that great excitement prevails
at Savannah in consequence Of steamer
being chartered to convey several compa
MES of United States troops to Charleston,
S. C. Nothing definite or satisfactory can
be ascertained here as to whether such an
order has been given.
*. Frost of Chicago has been appoint
ed to a Thirteen Hundred Dollar Clerk
ship, in place of Addison, removed
Messrs. Albert and Grandin, (Opposition)
have been dropped as employees at the
Treasury Department. VS..
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NEV-yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER g. 1850

operations, nor even to be cordially sup
ported in his own State, while there ex-
lists general prejudice against taking
candidate for President off the bench of
the Supreme Court which will weigh
against him. His chance just now seems
slender indeed.
Nor do we believe Col. VIM O. BUT
IER of kentucky destined to be the candi-
date, though our intelligent New Hamp-
shire correspondent considers him the ia
vorite with the party managers in New
England. COL Butler was beaten as can
didate for Governor in 1914 Though he
made a great run) and beaten again for
Vice-President under Cass in AZ. To set
him up now for President would be giving
him more than his share of the luxury of
being Aogged. He is man of right inten-
tons and good social standing, but of mod
crate abilities, with nothing but some aver
age Sighting. to recommend him. He can't
60 in.
The lucky holder of the winning ticket
in the Baltimore lottery seems now to be
no other than Gen. SAM Houston of Tex
as. Sam has seen great variety of for
tune, and must have been very obstinate
blockhead not to have learned something in
the course of his protracted and multiform
experience. He is ladies' man, an Indian
fighter, the hero of San Jacinto, good
stump orator, Southern born, yet does not
deem it necessary to make himself ridicu
lous in his show Of devotion to Slavery
was jealous and efficient compromiser,
and could by skillful talking up be made
popular with the b'hoys.' His reputation
has some holes in it which could hardly fail
to win attention in a canvass, and there
upon very effective appeal might bemade
in his behalf to the sympathies of all I'M
dergoing like persecution. In Short we
consider Gen. Sam the man most likely to
be nominated at Baltimore and with fair
chance of success. South Carolina will
not touch him; and he can never be ia
vorite with the Southern anti Compromis-
ers; but he may make very fair run with
out them. He is certainly not a candidate
to oar taste, but the. Democracy will not
break their hearts on that account, and we
consider him about as well adapted to the
genius and tastes of the party as any can
didate yet proposed We are preparing to
hear without amazement that Gen. Sam
Houston is the regular Democratic can
didate for next President, and to announce
that John Van Buren, and d. S. Dickinson
will address the united Democracy in advo-
cacy of his election. If they do it first at
some convenient locality, we mean to be
among their auditors.
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Washington Affairs.

WASHINGTON, Monday, Nov. %.
Mr. Corwin removed five more Clerks
from the Treasury Bureau to-day. They
were Messrs. Suce, Barnes, Monroe, jack
son and Yulee, the latter brother of Mr..
Senator Yulee.
Mr.. Heath is to enter upon his duties as
Commissioner of Pensions in place of Col.
Edwards, the first of December.
Mr.. Pleasanton's removal as Fifth Audi
tor has been determined upon formally.
Members Of Congress are coming in rap
idly. W. s.
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annninimenis, &c.

WAsHINGToN Mondayi N@Y. %
Robert NJ. McAIpin has been appointed super,
iDfendent, and william DeBurg treasurer o. b .ne
Mint Mt New Orleans, the former monuments nav
"f Re eyeF sa sfl Kepper Methodist Minister has
e oeo 'pR Biand Hall appointed Second Controller
here, win enter upon MS duties in a few ~ days
Henry d. Jackson, Principal Clerk in the treas
urer's Office, has been removed,
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rrbe NasbyilJe Convention.

BALT1NoRE, Monday, Nov. q
A great Union meeting has been called at
Nashville to denounce the Convention and sup
TT The Resolutions of the Nashville Convention as
passed are received; they are the Mississippi
resolutions except the last one, recommending
non.intercourse. Mr.. Donaldson denounced the
unhallowed purposes Of the Convention and was
loudly cheered BY the galleries. correspondent
of the Charleston Mercury says the city and gal.
leries were filed with Yankee Abolitionists
The augusta Chronicle pronounces the resolutions
nassed as treasonable
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James Il. Murdoch Found.

BALTIMORE, Sunday, Nov o.
Mr., Murdoch, who has been missing for the last
two days. was found wandering on the Washing.
ton road, and brought to this city. His temporary
by recoections of his wife, as he was seen ga
zing upon her miniature previous to his departure.
His conversation, however, was always very "a
tiOnal
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Members Of Congress Arriving.

" A,HINGTON, NIOIldF W l.,+
Members of Congress arriving IN al amos aos.
every boat. preparatory to the opening OF '.lT
them are Hon. E. C. Cabell, Fla Truman Sallsh
" bill has been introduced in the North caro- caro-
Ina Legislature, taxing Northern manufactures
hrnrght into that State.
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WAsHNCTON Monday, Nov %
new Banking Association is announced to,
dav under the firm of Selden, Withers x Co. The
partners are VIM. Selden, late Treasurer, John
Withers Of Alexandria, r. w Latham of w ash
ington and L. P. Payne of Baltimore.
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nIossochusetss Election.

SPRINGFIELD, Monday, Nov. .:
The final trials to elect Represe ntatives in the
vacant towns in this State occurred to-day. In
Springfield coalition of Loco-Focos and Free free
Hon John Mills, by about 200 majority over the
Wings The union was brought about at the last
moment No choice again in Northampton, War
rem and Whately.
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Destructive Fire.

BALTIMORE, Monday Nov. ..
A destructive fire occurred this morning on b al
timore-st entirely destroying j. c. Winsherters
gentemen's furnishing store, the loss on which is
$4,000; partially insured.
The saddery store OF Thomas H. Hunt adj on
ing, was also damaged.
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BY telegraph to the NeW.YOfk Tribune.
nInasnchusetts Election.

BOSTON, Monday Nov. D.
The Governor and Council have officially de-
clared the votes given for Members of Congress at
the late election Horace Mann has but 40 major
ity. Appleton and Fowler, Wings are elected by
large majorities. In seven other Districts there
has been no choice.
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Destructive Fire.

SFRINIFIELp HIUuuayl NOV, %
A wooden block at Northampton, near the Ca.
nal, known as Colonnade Row, was destroyed
by fire on Sunday night. Loss $4,000, with in.
surance to the extent Of $4,000. The occupants
saved their property, The buildings were owned
by Samuel l. HendleY.
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,hreestory houses and lots SIS and SIT Twenty ourths
will be sold ut public auction, the 26th Of November
al IL O'Clock, by A j. BLEEcKER& Co. At their sales ROOM
Broadst Lots q by 90 feet houses 81 by IL feet
lesS Having been built within the last year. the houses
contain all the modern improvements, Croton water, gas
ranges, marble mantels, &c $4,000 remeiH each
house For further particulars apply 10 the Aucuoneers
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