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ish and best quality
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AZ 500 glass inkstsnds, various pattern.
A ~ dozen embossed Morocco por, folio
leusr-sizs steel locks; none bu
those Of the best quality viii b'
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growth and nanufhcturs Of the United stssss. pro
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SPLENDID SCHEME
OF THE
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES,
FOR Aucusr, 1851.
L. MORRIS a. Co. Managers.


GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Class 20,
To be drawn in Baltimore, August 3, 1851.
RICH SCHEME.
| Prize OF $4,000 25 Prizes OF 1000
Prize Of III 900 25 Prizes Of 500
I Prize of 1000 &c. &c. &c.
7S Nos.-l6 drawn Ballots.
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Class r,
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so Prizes Of 5000 &c. &c. &c.
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TERMs:-The MoNUMENT viii be printed on a
double royal sheet-the paper and type being OF
the best quaty-and in quarto FORM containing
sixteen large pages, that it may be more easily
preserved. The price will be two dollars per an
mum, payable on the receipt Of the second num-
ber The nature of the enterprise not admitting
Of any credit, none can be given.
Societies and clubs will be furnished with the
MosuMEsr on the following terms;3 copies for
S5; copies, s5; 10 copies, el5; &c.
Those who are disposed to patronse the Mon
umxsr, are requested to forward their names to
the general agent, without delay. The first num-
ber will be published early in May, and the second
on the I'd day Of August, and weekly thereafter;
time being allowed for the prospectus to be circu-
lated, and for the agents to make returns. As all
subscribers will be contributors to the Monument
itself, their names will be published in the paper.
April %, 1851.
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OFFICERS:
MILLARD FILLMORE, ex offico President,
ARCH. HENDERSON, First Vice President,
WALTER LENOX, Mayor of Washington,
Second Vice President,
THOS. CARBERY, Third Vice President,
J. b. H. SMITH, Treasurer,
GEO. WATTERSTON, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15
Tories Of the Morning.

We give at length this morning, kossuth' S
speeches at Southampton and London.
Their power and the singleness and SINGER
ity Of purpose manifested in them must
compel universal appreciation.
The news from the Continent of Europe
has nothing of unusual Importance.
Judge Sharkey, the newly appointed Con-
sui at Havana, has been ordered to proceed
at once to his post and demand the release
or trial of Mr.. Thrasher, Qate Editor of
the, Faro Industri0lD as an American citi-
zen.
Mr.. Webster's friends held meeting in
Boston last evening. preparatory to trotting
out some strong Northern Man for the Pre-
sidential Race-course.
The Election Returns for cur State are
growing interesting The probabilities still
favor the election of Messrs. FiMhugh and
Cook, Wings, for Canal Commissioner and
Treasurer. The Senate is tied, and the
Wings have two majority in the Assembly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15

tho m,stresses would gain BY the change we
rrooose-tbat Is part OF our case. What we
deem desirable for all parties Is, not that less
than ten hours per day shall be exac'ed, ou'
that there shall be definite term 70 tue Gay
work. whereby both parties shall be secured
from Injustice. There are now severe exact
inc mis,resses on the one hand AMI idie' eye
serving. unfaithful servants on the other We
would change ell this. That servants Shouia
have irregular. indefinite intervals OF rest ana
idleness~ does not meet the necessities OF the
case We would have each one feel, At h'e' al
six. or seven, corresponding to the hour a'
which was required TO begin this nhoiiii"S'
nv DAVIS work will be at an end ana 'heh |
shall have time for reading, sewing tor myself
.or for proper recreation Were such the rule
and the law. we should have better servants
than we now have, more dlligeni, more iathiui'
and they would, by mental cultivation, be stead
lily improving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15
Georgia Election.
Mr. Toombs Elected L. s. Senator-tonsu'u-
tional Union Party Speech.
CHARLESTON, THURSDAY, Nov ID, lo'I

CHARLESTON, ThurSday, NOV. To- Io1I'
Mr.. TooNBs has been elected [. ;. Senator Tor
Georgia without opposition. He addressed
large concourse of people at the Statc-House IN
the evening, and announced that the Cons'ltu-
topal Union Party will adhere TO its present lso-
lated independent organization and name-that
it will not send delegates to, or be represented
in either the National Wing or Democratic Con,
ventions next year-that 1t would wait until
those Conventions have assembled and set lorth
their principles and candidates before the coun-
NV before determining on either side Thai as
an indispensable condition for their support the
National Convention, whether Wing or Demo
cratic. which it coalesces With, must adopt the
COMPROMISE platform-and that this condition
complied with-the Constitutional Union par
ty will be free to unite with either the Ma
tioual Whig or National Democratic party.
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Household Service.
HUuStUOIu StTFICts
he Commercial of last evening saith

The Commercial OF last evening satin :
The Tribune of this morning, article on this
subject contends that the hours of household service
should be limited by law that If the female domestic
Is REQUIRED TO rise and commence her duties az five
O'Clock in the morning her days work should close
az that hour IN the evening time having been Afforded
her for meals during the day. ln-other words, The
Tritune would introduce the ten hour system into
families, well as int factories albert there is no
shadow of similarity between the adJunctS or clTcun
stances OF the two kinds OF labor Tha, Of the fac
tory is confined nceSsant, sxhauSting the highest
degree. Every minute OF labor ls exacted with
scrupulous care. In domesticsabor. every house
keerer knows there IS no such confined, exhaustIng
and inceSsaIt labor The domestic has the range OF
the house, with changes Of occupation, and many
more less proracted intervals Of rest and deness
il she so wills. And besides IN the OF hundreds
of conestics nothing like ten hours day Of labor IS
exaoted from them
The Commercial does net quite understand
Us Whether the hours OF labor fOr servants
should be ten, or nine, or eleven, o. twelve, or
some other number. is point which we do not
pretend to decide What we urge 5 that there
should Be some regular. definite. weliunderstood
limit TO the days work Of servant, so that
there shall in no case be room for controversy
as to what her rights or those Of her mistress
are-so that she shall have some portion Of each
day. net giren her. but belonging to her. for intel
lecNal and moral improvement, and at least half
OF each Sabbath also.
Ii may be. as The Commercial asserts, that less
than ten hours labor per day is in The average
exacted-though We think the fact is otherwise.
But we do no, ask our neighbor to prove that
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~ The Eastern Argus (Maine) thu

~ 4 ne EdSteTN HTSHS \hdlhc/ Hhuo
speculates on the probable dongs of the coming
Congress
The Advertiser thinks that during this session,
amer the late Elections, the Tariff and Rtvers and
Harbors have but little to hope for We agree with
HIM upon that point. The principle OF the Tariff OF
1916 " III be reiaine a. though there may be modhea-
tons in some details The Rivers and Harbors will
be taken care of by the Government, where the Ma.
t,onal interest demands it, and when the Federal
party will allow appropriation bills that behalf to
stand unembarrassed with mere local matters"
- The party which The Argus commends as
Democratic had majority IN each House last
winter They had all the leading Committees
of each, and Of course framed bills as they
thought proper Andyet after River and Harb0r
bill, under such auspices, had passed the Dem
ocratic' House, the Democratic Senate dared
not let a decisirs roie Be taken IT, The Wings and
enough Democrats were for it to have passed
it exactly as it came from the Democratic
House. But three-fourlhs OF the Democrats,
including at least three candidates for the Presi-
dency, conspired TO kill II IN a cowardly, under
hand, sreaking manner. They talked against
time, read old Veto Messages, Engineers Re-
ports, &c, in order TO s.aye off decisive vote
And now still more decidedly Democratic
Congress is about TO assemble, and to constitute
all the Committees as shall best subserve its own
ends Suppose River and Harbor bill shall
again be framed and defeated in like manner
with the last-what then VIII The Argus
charge this also on the Federal party
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1905 a. = As crown q ihfs Jay; be ms rs u may
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- - rvStssS nAfahs. 18th f,r utility and orns-
-. - ,Aat there > a moral influence exerted p} Us
49, ,n1 color = also without shade" ot aV.ys
w., 10 .utfrl has. co8fsrnusg 10 The fashion Po
.a a. thr mind 5 eve only does It make 90 u &c
,rArsol IMPRESS a. bot. Ike taste IA the hne d.'s
ros<ly slssd TO The moral ssnse. aad presopp
sa,yv INTO the idea of beautg and virtue ~ may
"a ceria,n internal power feeling alive 20 eaSl ~ - 80
.use Uton the stage the hat makes we ol- n 100
broad br,n the by It's sl0oehee I1i t-nd on
tern or twisi q any part transforms 'ne u1'
fashionable gsnilemsn, lnio- 81, ,ooy,;nr"
r.. -ho.s ~ Vamle. with has solemn mticn 1870 40
M euId jo~s It's so1 stIlng euect a the .olched
w =, Ia 80, ,bst ghosts head was pisceo VIZ .
iue ~, -, ~ IA acher Thus character -
IA, % ts, noon every individual ~ the sSIe oi ~,
aceisn .hch in most cases, - atrontaoic 70 tht
hat he wes: netended halter have devoted many
bao Ike Reinforcement Of the Hat and have &C lreo
H.. N adapting II 70 the character ana
1.s haSy and head well az 10 the EDUC fon OF 1ne
~ that Individual Tho wise enough 70 suoins W NJ
49, nissso,abe task am desrous OF proving this Ia
81 hs he sut,es Of my Hat be 10 strongly Snpre.se
..,sp he att Dton If weaer as 70 cause
~ ~. fsyoss until the shall take hs long nap ana
VI f,,n ,he troubled waters Of the kettle Fa'eon
.,ds issued AZ stated periods 10 the trade thus
A. Tsil and Winter as well the Spring ana sun ne'
sfvIes CHARLES G. MURCH. factory and waSefooms' NO
ga "a ay between 18Th and 2Uth SITS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15
SteamBOiler Explosion.

BUFFALO, Friday, NOV. II, 1851.
The large steam boiler at the Edge Tool Factory
of ). & j. j. White, burst at noon to-day. Foru
and only or 10 were IN the shop. The building
was rent entirely IN pieces, and bricks &c. were
thrown to great distance. Three men, named
James Kane, Peter Henderberger and John Serene
badly scaded and cut, and their lives des-
paired Of Five others were less injured
Samuel Tongue, an Englishman, was thrown through
a window, but was not seriously injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15

u The Albany Register and Ne,c- York
Ers's both insist that they know our me aning bet
ter than We do, and tia, when we spoke of slave
hunts being lesali,ed in Free States by an ill.con.
Sidered compac,,"we meant so to characterize the
,sAoIs Constitution and no, ina, single clause of II
which relates to the surrender Of usitives from la
borr-That they are wrong with regard 70 ouy
meaning, we know that they put forced ccns,ruc
non on our language, We yenly believe. The public
viii nudge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15
Political Rejoicings.

UREA, Friday, Nov. H. 1851.
The LOco-FocOs had jolllhcaton IN this city last
night. Cannon were fired, and over one thousand
lights OF glass were broken. In Deerfeh there IS
scarcely whole pane left in the village.
ROME. Friday, Nov IL, 1851,
The Loco-Focos had grand torchlight procession
ard celebration here last evening. Several hundred
Joined the PROCESSION, which extended TO a great
length and II wound its way through the princi-
pal streets, made beautiful and imposing appear
ance. meeting was held at the Seymour House
Hall, which was addressed by A. Bennett, Esq J. ~
Elwood, Esq, and others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15

NRw METHOD OF TEACHING FRyycu-
We would call attention to VI. Guillaume Talbo,-s
advertisement under the head of Schoos) Of his
new method Of teaching the French languages.
HIS numerous testimonials from persons in New
YORK, who have tested his plan practically, speak
Ii the most favorable terms Of his system From
What We have been able to iearn OF its merits, We
would not hesitate, I'VE had to make choice Of
french Professor, TO examine the method Of teach
ing hvenied BY NJ Talbot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15

The NoRwIcH LIxE.-The steamer Wor-
ccs,er Will resume her usual trips In the Norwich
and Worcester hne In a few days She has been
undergoing the most thorough and complete repairs,
receiving on board rev boiler, one Of the largest
ever built IN TINS Ci,y-ss also extensive and CON-
plete Improvements and repairs in al Of her ma
chinery. She will undoubtedly prove very acce2ia-
bic TO the public.
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NEW-H AMPSIIIRE.
Child Murder.

BOsTON, Friday, Nov. II, l55I.
Kate Virginia Poole, young woman Of prepos.
sessing appearance % wears old, has been arrested
IN Manchester. n II for numbering her infant, nine
weeks old, by throwing II from the window of rail-
road car. on "Wednesday, between Manchester and
Nashua The cars being in rapid motion, the child
Was killed instantly. The mother is supposed TO be
unmarried
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15
Eor EurOpe.

The t. 5. Mail steamship Franklin, Captain
Wotton, will leave this port TO-DAY. at noon.
for Southampton and Havre. The Semi WsekIs
Tribune, containing all the latest news, can be had
at the Desk This Morning, in wrappers, ready for
mailing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15
MASSACHUSETTS,.
A Webster Meeting

BosroN, Friday, Nov. II, 1851.
The meeting at the Boston Cochituate Hall, TINS
evening 10 choose delegates to the State Conven
ton in Faneuil Hall on the 25h to nominate Daniel
Webster for President, was large and enthusiastic.
Hon BENJAMIN Seaver presided, and speeches were
made by b. = Curtis, VIM. Hayden, Geo. T. Curtis,
and others Three hundred delegates were chosen,
among them several Democ Gratis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15
NETWORK.
Death OF Hon. Elijah Miller.

AUBURN Friday Nov a. 1851.
Hon. ELuAH MILLER, father-in. law of Gov. Sew.
ard, died at Auburn Yesterday. aged about so years
lie was the son Of Samuel Miller, a Patriot OF the
Revolution, and was distinguished for his vigorous
intellect and profound ability as q lawyer.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEw-YoRK. SATURDAY, NOV. Is, 1881.
The Stale.

r. Advertisements for TIE Tribune Of Monday ought 20
n. sen, m before O'Clock on Saturday evening
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The Albany Argus of yesterday morn
ing makes the maJorities on the close candidates
as follows
Wright over Patterson fer Fundamentally.
Cook. CWhjr) over wech FOR Treasurer-------292.
Cbstfeld over Ulnann for Attorney General---lo5.
t,1,,bugb fVbiel for Canal CommisS'ner-------7o2.
The Albany Euening Journal of last night
makes the nsiorities for the same Offices as
follows
Wight over Patterson --------.oo'
CT ave,
Cha'feld over Ullmann
Firvhugh over Wheaton
Rnt il is known that neither OF these state.
ments takes account of the votes cast Tor Mr..
Tulmann in Lewis with his name mispelled
TH,om or Ullamen, which are understood to
he "A in number. If there can be an honest and
faithful scrutiny of the votes returned In this
C;,v we believe it must elect Mr. ULLMANN and
perhaps Nj PATTERSON also. But both OF these
would not give us the Canal Board, so the matter
is one of personal rather than political interest.
Still. let what is fair and Just be done.
Mr.. Seymour, State Engineer, appears to be
beaten some $500 to 1900 votes, yet he made
the best run OF any man on either ticket lie Is
beaten because he had both the Cotton and she
Anti. Rent nominations against him; with either
of them, he would have been elected, or II MS
opponent had not enjoyed the advantage OF both.
Mr.. Forsyth for Secretary of State Is beaten
about IlO0 votes, having the full force OF the
Cotton nomination against him, as also that OF
the Anti.Rent State Convention and Antl-Rent
State organ, though the Anti-Renters of one or
two Wing towns in Delaware nevertheless voted
for him Had his name been on either the Anti
Rent or the Cotton ticket, he would have been
chosen.
The Senate is tied, as We have already sta
ted, but with the casting vote in the hands Of
Lieut. Gov Church, Opposition.
The Assembly is Wing, IS to 63. Wayne
and Niagara elect two Wings each Seneca,
Opposition the rest as in our table We be-
lieve there are at least thirty Members elected
by malorites of less than forty each.
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MAINE.
smith O'Brien Meeting al Portland.

BOSTON, friday. November II, IcjI.
large and eDshuslastIc meeting was heldin Port
land, last evening, presided over BY the Mayor, in
favor of the movement for appealing the British
Government for the pardon Of Smith O'Bnen and the
other Irish exiies. Several eloquent speeches were
r.Ia
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"a The following Poem has the true Po 20

-
otto "sa-'he true Ko,suth ike fervor ana sense anu
how true Il Is thai -. ..x~;,1s s yrn--
~ Corrus Cold AND CONSUMPTION are terrioie nf"--
The capital furnished by Death
The profits descei &c the eartn and the worHi'
WHEN the victim ~ robbed OF his breath ...;l.
Tur pow Mrs JyRvIss Cold Candy, the grea' hres'e
A'N remedy.
YoUNS POETS PLANT.
Con relies. 6 our dying sister
Psauteous blight h. III sadly kissed hef
Whittier than the Wild, wh te roses,
Faminc in her face discioses
Mufe submit sion patience holy
Passing fair bu passing sloviy
Though she SAID :" You know m dying
In her heart gfefn trees are signlng
Not for them hath pain bereft her,
In the city where we left her
BRING she saJ, -" a hedgesde oiossomi
Love shall lay on her bosom.
Oh had she in early slhng,
Ere her strength and spnts falling,
Tn'en the remedy prolific,
Mrs JERyIs's great spechc,
She had been a healthy rose,
JOYOUS happy. bright, JOcose 49, ~
Mrs JERvIs's Cold Candy sold by MTs W Jews, No
3cG Broadway By Druggists, and by Dexter Nelagef'
ALBANY.
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HAVANA.
Mr.. Thrasher.

BALTIMORE, Friday, Nov. IL, 1851
A letter from Havana in The Pcaytne, expresses
great fears for the life of Mr. Thrasher 1t says he
Is very obnoxious to the Government, who fear him
on account of his extensive knowledge OF the Island
1t is said he Will be tired before the Military Com
mi
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MARYLAND.
The Nouftern Mail.

BALrINoRE, Friday, Nov. IA, 1851
The Southern Mail TO night brings New.Orleans
papers Of the 9Th, leaving one mail still due
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CITIZENS OF NEW YoRK.-We beg leave

CITIZENS OF NEW oRK.-Ne beg leave
ca represent 90 that stock Of FAN and Winter
Clothlsg Tor the city trade. much larger ard more
varied tn We have ever Manufactured And the
adv nclng and ancersn. have come Ia the
detexmn Of max large reduction
We VIII ihsr scss oEs our very large AMI elegant
stock things. the way OF Over Coats Paetos.
Business Frocks and Sacks Pants and Vests. a, bare
commission cost An ias2sciloa OF our sicS and
prces must satisfy you th you vii eec; large SAVING
Very respectfully, ID. i. J. DgvLIN,
Nos IS and IS John ii corner Of Nassau.
Tie stock Of Winter Clothing IN wholesale ruoms
large At this aye anNoUs 20 close
IL out and with shs view vii o1r great Inducements -
dealers nl1 I've
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15

APPOINTMENT BY THE PREsIDES Ma
than Sargent Reeister of the Treasury, iae place
Of Townsend Easaes, IesigLs4.