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Life Of John Randolph, by Hon. H. A. GAR
LAND, vols. ovo., Is announced by Messrs. AP-
PLEToN; also new Poem, 'Chrtstin Hades," by
w. w LORD.
MIR. Putnam has in press and will publish in a
few days, the following new works, most of which
are designed for presentation books: Branger H.
iIstrated-two hundred OF his Lyrical Poems done
into English by Charles w Young, editor of the
Albion, embelshed by series of beautiful engrav-
ings on steel, executed in Paris. vol. limo. Also
a small edition of the same work, without the illus
trations, in l2mo. The Memorial: a Souvenir of
Genius and Virtue, written by the friends of the
late Frances S. Osgood, and edited by Mary Z.
Hewitt, with engravings on steel, executed in the
finest style vol. 5vo. The Picturesque Souuenir:
Letters of a Traveller, by w. c. Bryant, esq, H.
Illustrated with a series of views engraved steel.
vol. Svo. Rural Hours, Illustrated: being q splcn-
did edition in octave of Miss Fenimore Cooper 3
charming work, embellishod by numerous elegant
ly colorcd drawings of birds and flowers Poems,
by Samuel G. Goodrich, illustrated by beautiful
engravihgs on wood General View of the Fine
Arts, Critical and Historical; with an introduction
by D. Huntington. The Worlds Progress: Die
tionary of Dates, with Tabular Views of History
edited by @. p. Putnam, with Historical Charts,
&c The History of Propellers and Steam Naviga-
ton, by Robert McFarlane, editor of the Scientific
Anerican.-Lferary World.
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MlrhIran EIrriinn.

DETRofT, Nov. 81 m.
The returns az far a. heard from indicate the
election Of Penniman 10 Congress
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TIE CONVENTION. convention yesterday oc-
cupied the session in debating the propriey OF lea
senng the number of Senators and Representa-
tives IL is reported, how truly we cannot say,
that the Committee on Banking have reported
against the State continuing a. partner in any
bank after the expiration Of the hsrter of the pre-
sent State bank and also in favor of the principle
OF general banking Indianapolis Journal,
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New YORK, Nov. g.
GovERNoR, &c,-We have partial returns from
great many cities, towns. and districts, and there
is no doubt felt that Hunt Wing and the whole
Wing State ticket il elected Albany gives Hunt
a majority of 100, aud Buffalo majority OF about
200 for Seymour.
CoSeREss.-We have returns which show the
election Of the following members:
Districts.
3. Emanuel b. Hart, Loco.
i. j. II. II. Haws, Wing.
o. George Briggs, Wing.
D. James Brooks, Wing.
These are the members from New York city.
Mr. Brookss majority is about 500, just tribute
10 the noble stand be has tax on the Fugitive bill
aad the other peace measures Of Congress
Districts
3. Thomas Mthissock, Wing.
Is. l. Sehoolcraft, Wing.
H. Alexander H. Buell. Loco
- T4r11tAy Jenkins. Loco.
- Le2z1er Bl1cscz, Lcco.
= 4 n >crsvlne-eora, WhiS.
J. E1r=ssrI waiE
y ;. . H1vsz, wefg.
sEccSB EEzeA-cz.
NV YSzK, Nov. ia m.
Ezes, sc CsoFsrzor, and Cornell. FOX Lieutenant
G,~e-=er are aheat 80 far as heard from, and the
rcsvas-ag opins9u s that they are elected.
AssEAs-T--The following Assemblymen are
s.sc.ei from Mex YORK city.
Districts,
l. A.5sr: \ Thompson, Loco
,. Charles X Svosds, Wing
). Charles \. DaPa, Wing.
/ Abraham Wakeman. Wing
5. Michael Dougherty, Loco.
Wyllis Blackstone, Wing
= Henry J. Raymond, Wing
:. 5. L. Macomber, Wing.
3 John Ryan, Wing.
TO- L. B. Ward, Wing.
II. James Denny, Wing.
II. Mike Walsh, Loco.
Is. J. b. Yarnum, WING.
IA George Clark, Wing.
Is. J. !. Townsend, Wing.
10. William Green, Wing.
The indications are, go far we can Judge from
the returns that the Wings have carried the entire
State by large majority.
Seymour, the Locoioco candidate for Governor,
>arres the city by about 10000 majority, and Cor
nell, the Wing candidate for Lieutenant Governor,
by about 5000.
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New Publications.

ga PEEP AT THE PILGRIMS IN lS36."-This is the
title Of a ''Tale OF the Olden Times,'' by Mrs. II.
V. CHENEY, just issued from the press of Phillips
Sampson Co., Boston, and for sale by Taylor &
Maury, of this city. Its incidents and scenes are
of period in the history of America to which, for
ages to come, the remembrance of our people will
recur with pleasure and with pride. We have
glanced through the pages of this volume and are
induced to believe that shall derive both plea
cure and instruction from elaborate perusal of
them.
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Wisconsin Election.

MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 6--l2 a. m.
Air Durkee IL reported to be elected TO ConRress
be returns are also favorable g. Doty's election
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The H9llidaysburg Registey, rank Federal
. Wig AMI Auumasonic Newspaper, IL out in
favor 81 tie election Of StMos CANERoN for Uni
ted States Senator 'Straws show which way the
wind blows The Federalists, having no hopes
Of clecting regular member Of their own party
will undoubtedly concentrate their forces upon
their dearly beloved friend, the cashier of N.
.HiddisfO,cn Bank, a. heretofore. The protesting
Democrat who would vote for CANEHos for Sen.
'htor deserves place in history with Judas Isca-
riot, Simon Girty, and Benedict Arnold. "-Pius
burg Post.
To this we will add, that any protesting
VINO who supports politician like SmoN
CANEE0N, IN preference TO an out-and-out
Democrat. must have reasons entirely inde-
pendent Of the honor or advantage to be derived
from any such connexion
The Boston Courier. after quoting an article
from the Washington Union, giving highly
colored account Of the state Of things in Boston.
goes on to observe
"Of course all this y exaggerated but where Il is
read, il il taken for gospel Some Of the nonsensi-
cal Geographic reports which sent out from this
city assist in producings wrong impression to
the state Of public action here; but the editor Of the
Onion may be assured that the laws will be cup
ported in BOstOn."
No one will be more surprised than the edi-
tor Of the Union 10 learn that he is considered
as gospel authority anywhere
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4 H L r Z P u BLIC.
WASHIN GTON:
ELECTIONS.

THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 7. 1850.
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DENMANSEIIP Mtllion.--Forune and employment
gained by hand. Terms mode
greatly reduced Reopening Of Mr. Brsows National
Writing pupils of ages, day and evening, be-
l2h l3h Streets Pennsylvania Caruss
music store.
gentlemen different departments the
diplomac and the inhabitants of Washington in generals
Mr. Bnsow, finishing writing respectfully his
Richmond feels the utmost pleasure OF having the
his admired and superior OF
penmansp 70 the ladies and gentlemen c this city, who on ms
visit generously welcomed his arrival with their kind
confidence, and patronage.
Tho decided imnensify practice twenty
five years and the estimation in which his method Of
held Europe America,
every youth age attend his classes, open
evening" already session Mr. b. politely invites early
application his stay will be limited II.
Gentlemen of all occupations positively augt splendid
hand bold npda clear and manly style,
egbe cramped the writing may be, in one
complete Of lessons.
reserved hours they acquire beautifu free
GRACEFUL truly feminine hand the only form approved of
writing specimens the door between 18th
and 18th Streets north side) Private tuition given
NJ "Good writing like good address TO
person; il . a of credit and recommendation A
MIR b. is TO be from " a. M TO Z, p m, or 10 m
days. Dec x-dim
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payment Of the subscription be made In advance.
Distant subscribers forward money BY letter, possss
which will be paid by all risk by ourselves b M
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER pubahsd uiweskly during
Of Congress, and semi weekly during the
Subscriptions period than year viii be received
Ierms propoioned 10 Che above annual rates.
0yePosTMAsTERs asena and, "
sending DAILY subscribe with $50 enclosed,
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edition they furnish subscLers for, svss.
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A Card 10 the pubIic,

0N taking his residence in Washington, D. Co. during
Of Congress- the underncd respectfully Offers his services
individuals associations public bodies
pending before Congress- not "obby the justly OBJ
that avowed responsible
medium Of intelligence and explanation between members and
committees, the hand, needing be Of acts
the collection which they
other duties the requisite leisure ce and the applicants
memoras other hand resident distant and different
Of the county, seeking reliable channel interpreted
whom be properly communicated the facts fair and
just legislation in the premises
But the editor Of the Plough the LOOM and the Anvil wishes
nevertheless, be well understood his journal will be
driven with unabang diligence and he hopes learning
from members Of Congress the condition and agriculture In
the different States, make fruitful
those industrial pursuits which II has been the habit and
the pleasure he might The instinct Of his life devote his
pen and his heart
On business Of suscripfion
kc with the Plough LOOM and the Anvil the
dced be addressed usual and with prompt
attention, 70 Walnut Philadelphia For anything
particular demanding especially his personal communication
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fngfon, ID. e.
Dec. 5-2aw4w J. g. SKINNER.
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O. b. FOWLER,
IMPORTER queenswae, glassware,
candelabas girandoies waiters Britannia
ware, &C., &c.,
received within the las, few months, ship Chesapeake,
from Liverpool and otherwise, upwards of
200 CRATES AND CASKS OF WARE,
which make his equal any country consisting
a part, follows, viz;
Gold band and plain white china dinner and and de-
baskets, Dishes plates, Sc. &c.
Rich and plain tea sets, and detached pieces
A variety of dinner 10
Beautiful toilet sets, do do
Rich and plain punch bowls
Rich painted candeabras
a large assortment of girandoes
Rich and low priced vases, alumet holders
Plated and other candestcks, cake baskets
Britannia tea and coffee sets, walters and lamps
oIyhanded knives knives and forks threaded and plain,
plated and abata forks.
43 #@. GLASSWARE. sEFtf .,#
Rich cut and plain decanters gobe champagne
Wines ,umbers cordial gasses finger bowls saye float bowls
dishes, boquet holders, sc. STA sl 5s e &s n#s II
large assortment Of wholesale and RETAIL
low as Il can be purchased Ia the country.
Stone wares at the manufactured prices.
Dec 6-eoif Store n Odd Fellows, Hail. street.
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AMERICAN RAILROAD JoUasAL.

THE American railroad journal published at 54 Wa
several engaged regular eoabutsls known ss
The RAILROAD Journal was before any similar pubea
lion was attempted n this country Or esewher devoted % the
lem from and contributed 10 carry fwad
~ The whole civilized world has becoe dependent
The locomotive railway system has become the ea,
great idea q modern times has already done more g relieve ne
elevate HIM In The scale Of being an other agency that has
ever ss been M eaesd, ...,a - me sa,.., acnisvs
q s.I good The wol
ss s'a ,ss Sss. S,ns
new ssas 1'N fatigue
physical and ,he various pleasures q
Community ihe productions and deas Of every
creating new sources and TO an infinite
win have achieved is hishsa. work all has haronized
capable. by making
s sSSsd p,SlSas. % sa being n s g
Whosvs therefore sbos n this field has more than the ord
highest good his Profoundly impressed
we intend in accordance with their spirit conduct tho
The history, influence, improvements Of the railway,
careful inquiry into il management, scientific discoveries The
IN eonnecon ocomoon and the progress ndusyae en-
braeed al In .h ne rang range q our our laoor. ,,
series Of articles on ne IRON 9r q a Iron a"ae Of the Uni
editor d lie Journal or he department mining and meiaiIur
Mr. Hodge has for many years been b. engaged in ne
embracing descriptions in detail Of the different localities ORE
working different mines and location
blast furnaces and ths results Of their working This
be published in condensed form in the Journal in series
weekly ape convenien arranged under appropriate heads
statistical tables Of different districts and
drawings may be found desirable.
Besides iron Mr. Hodge furnish Journal
detailed the United
which have been carefully examined by him. with information
mining subjects generally. Ns@3
will be found Indispensable all parties engaged in
mining the manufacture This the first attempt made
elaborate and practical form, scientific work
the iron manufacture and mining Of the whole
country. A3t 4S 4fts E@ & sas'
Gen T. James, Of Providence has also been engaged
editor Journal He will furnish
mechanical
Of the manufacturing interests OF the country His reputation
already well known public He win also furnish valuable
touching other branches Of industry and business
Britain present commercial political npor-
the mechanical invention Of her people than
olher
American skill industry and enterprise giving distn
shed In nations To interests,
railway the valuable Of ALL this Journal will be
esty devoted.
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ST rs ssisz1.si1 ADAMS = co.'s ExraEss. e. ua;sazl

Office IN ap beiow st
OUR unrivalled Expresses and from baltimore
Philadelphia New York Boston, and all the eastern Cities con
nnue with great regularity and with mail speed.
Parties ordering will well mind
order Adams Co.'s Express only running
goods through always receiving their goods from
10 "a hours In advance Of all
persons reading upper part Wash
ingon, established receiving oce No Browns Ho
formation given regard 20 our lines
will deliver goods of Washing
Georgetown, free Of additional charge.
p. }. buckley, Agent,
Dec 2l-eodl0t Penn. Av., below AZ street.
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THE undersigned desiring 20 81 Louis or Jeneson
for sale the fine which he resides IN Clinton
II beautifully and most egby situated ON u'e eastern
branch OF The Platte, about miles nom fasbu an sy
from St Joseph, Weson Liberty or hchnela The
900 fourth TIMBER and the balance
high fertile prairie The substantial and tasteful
kitchen ana servants The sabling
milk and About ieO acres
land ~ IN meadow 80 In blue grass and W IN
besides convenient lots Of smaller size dsabe the sock
the finest adjoining anges would be disposed oi
with land, in Time Tor setng e
IL believed desirable place ~
the which, the stated, may be purchased
upon Except during periods covered by the courts
Jefferson and 81 the proprietor be found ~ noe
his absence the land be shown, and the price made known
by his Il .
He another acres 25 30 Of which
In cultivation, Comfortable hewed cabins, hc with timber
and with the finest proximity Ia
rich beautiful prairie This tract lies IN the nothens
veyed Of the anniba and Joseph branch of the Pacific
jan 10 -s,eod&cp JAMES II. BIRCH.
iyi1NTLENEN's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES thi.
day large full Of gentemen outfit
Family made ssyoke neckn Shirts superior quality
The Of retailing shirts at wholesale prices will be
N"- = CRAvATs.
very supply of black and fancy colors imported and
believed 70 be the newest in market
UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
silk, merino lambs WOOL WOOL very large
assortment, and some Of extra large sizes.
UMBRELLAS.
A full supply Of silk and cotton, some new styles.
periumery, dressing robes
canes brushes hc article necessary for gentle
mans wardrobe toilet all Of which VIII BE- sold at uniform
Great HAT and Genuemcn's outdting Esablishment
Dec. 5-eodif No. Browns Hotel
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wistar,s BaIsam or wild Cherry.

yUHAT time establishes and what experience adopts
and confirms what all all places unite saying good
and vauabe doubt popularity of this hxes in
strong time The
which has attended this medicine for
the preudces of all respectable and the article
among first class OF discoveries and blessings Of the
and when esoed eradcaes the disease for which
Il Is recommended.
## From the Boston Post.
Dr. g. W. Fowc 1873 Washington street, has article entitled
above which believe the best preparation hitherto
the of colds other Having
tested this medicines we can speak confidence
effects removing and complaints incident this
of the year.
For sale by r. q. PATTERSON,
Nov. 25-1 Washington b. G.
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WashingtOn City Agency.
HARLES ALERT Attorney Law, will his attention the
claims Congress and the Executive Depart
Office, Treasury Department, Washington
ID. g.
J. REFERENcRs
Hon. Webster Winthrop, Abbot Lawrence Sam
le D. Bradford Boston Hon u w Lawrence, Hon Edward
Curtis Aspnwa Fox Livingston E. g. w.
Blunt, Asop Chancey, William Wetmoe esq, New York
Hon. James buchanan Pennsylvania Hon. Geo. NJ Dallas, Hon.
r. Ingersoll st. Geo. +. Campbell, b. W. Richards,
Morris VAIN stephen Baldwin philadelphia Hon Louis
Walker Smith Pyne, g. Coke, esq, Messs. Corcoran
Riggs Washington Hon. jeff Davis Hon. Henry Foote Missis-
sppi ; Hon. s. w. Downs, Louisiana. Nov 2s-dlmf.
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MATCHES AND JEW ELRY.-A. c. HUGUENIN d CO.,
manufacturers OF watches OF description In Switzerland
United State arrived In Washington,
superior watches and
appeared Washington City and offer
wholesale and RETAIL cheaper than they be bought In
New York.
Genismen wishing purchase fine article will please give
call. A. q. HUGUENiN,
All. Moniandon's old stand Pennsylvania avenue,
18th and 18th Streets Washington, ID. G.
Principal depot No. 10 Beekman street, between William and
Nassau Streets New York. -. =
During absence, e my establishment with Mr. A. O.
uzuen Switzerland who perfectly able 20 repair all kinds
clocks consequently recommend
him my friends and the public generally
23-dim. J. MONTANDON.
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HloClintock Young,
attorney and Counsellor at LGp,

McCltntOck Young,
attorney and Counseiior-aLLau
HAVING resigned Clerk Of the Treasury
IL parmen which he has held for years.
sumed the practice Of his profession
He will devote his principal attention the Of claims
before Congress- the several departments and commissioners
eign indemniues NsHH 9
To early claims against the War; Navy Home,
and Post Office Departments, including with the Patent
Office he has made with the efficient in
Washington him. by which business
In the most prompt
RRFERENcEs-Hon Il. b. Taney, Chief Justice OF United
States been heads
bes OF either house Of Congress since the year 1888
Office his residence r. between 18th and 18th
Nov l3-dlmif
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DRAFTS Tenth Annual Sale OF Books.-Mr. PRATT Is
opening and best stock Of books offered al
the New York and Phiia
depha expressly for tnis market The books
and OF the editions OF them In rich and elegant binding
New Years presents Pine library cd
OF standard works In the various departments Of literature
Bibles OF and quality books
blank books SC Those who wish 20 purchase good books
their prices will do well TO call and examine ts stock %
prices suit the times will sell Fri
December and 40 81 O'Clock and
evening until the whole sold auction
Seventh sf--.
Dec - MARTIN u CO., Aucuoneers
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ON petition Of Benjamin Darling r SELF
tor OF Barton Darling deceased OF Cumberland Rhode Island
praying Tor e extension Of granted benjamin NJ and
Barton Darling Cor Improvement pistols for from
the expiration Of said PATENT which takes place the @ day
April 1850
Ii ordered petition Patent oee on
Monday March ~ o'clock and all
nouhed and show they have said
petition ought not 70 be granted.
Ordered also, that this be published In the Republic In
teFencer Union Washington city
zete Philadelphia; Tribune, New York city; oneda Morning
Herald Daily Boston; Journal
Rhode land for three successive weeks
the last Monday in March
THOMAS EwBANK
Commissioner of Patents.
p Ps-Edtos OF the above will copy their
bills the Patent ONCE with containing this notice.
Jan l6-law3w
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COIREE DAN5ANTEL CARusI has the pleasure inform his
friends patrons paps and the public generally that the favori,e
Soire will be recommended Thursday evening, November @
and Thursday during the L. g. would
also state that the saloon win be brilliantly Illuminated with
having very considerable expense, effected his object OF
suitably lighting the halls for dancing.
He engaged Mr. Webers celebrated colon band who will
particularly introduce several Of his and fash
ionable pokas, waltzes reduas &c.
Tickets parts the city have been
prepared distribution Those ladies
sending
their places residence L. Carus at the saloon m
street, Nov.2I-u
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ASCROLOGY celebrated @. W. RUBACK, from Swedan,
n above 9Th Philadelphia, offers
his services the Of Washington vicinity He has
heads OF Europe and enjoys
higher reputation Astrooger than living Natyies
calculated eomancyades 3d. Gentlemen Is, Per-
have ts natyites drawn BY sending the
All containing the above
and natvies sent TO part
world durable and he Is prepared 10 make
by OF the following mpcs
Coursp advice advice for the saccess Of
wealthy marriage power redeem such given
the boe and for all cases OF hazards and Tor
the stolen or lost property he purchasing OF ncke
done this
vicinity full and 5000 nutvies he has
will be regously attended
prepaid will be answered gratis For call at this
''''' -"' - = 9. W. RoBAcK.
Dec 23-d3m
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TO CoNrRACTORs.-Biue Ridge Tunnei-The con,
Ridge Tunnel having hled 10 forward
notice hereby that
received the office OF the Board OF Public
Works. 2lst Of January, 1850, for the construction Of the
tunnel and approaches
The tunnel 4o0 long, 81 feet high and l6 feet wide,
side II win 700 feet under the OF the
mountain, from west a the rate of0 feet 10 the
approaches win about 900 feet long,
deep high embankments, walng and
bridging.
Popoers already examined the localities win do
Office OF the engineer the SPOT where they will
all Information
payments win be cash, with reservation Of 20 cent I'LL
work besides which the IL
bond with satisfactory securities In Virginia
The Of the bond required VIII be iry thousand dollars
and OF work
and bond executed within
eing and the work TO begin bona de within sixty
days aficr the period O. CROZET,
Engineer Blue Ridge RAILROAD
proposals and specifications b. had at Offices
Dec 2--dtieJsn
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limited STATES HOTEL, Washington, ID. C.-Tbe
Hotel having been thoroughly repaired and newly
the reception Of The situation OF
recommend particularly the travelling
pubc having business the Capitol II within
few the railroad depot and short distance from the
The proprietor feels confident OF his ability 20 make his
comfortable that exeons shall be spared,
vsiters. EDW. H. FULLER,
Ian lO-3tawsw Survivor OF A. Fuller Co.