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FRANCIS McNERHASY, Secretary.

ILLUMISkTIoS or TAMMASY HALL-GREAr KFJo;crNG
BY DEMocaAcY-oSE HUNDRED GUNS IN HONOR OF
THE vIcroRY-Tammany Hall was last evening brilliant
y Illuminated 10 honor Of the victory in the city,
State, and nation. The utmost enthusiasm prevailed
among the democracy, who bad assembled ia large mum
bers within those me,honored walls n order to rejoice
over the brilliant victory that bad just been achieved
During the evening hundred guns were fired in The
Park by the Captain Castles; after which, preceded by
band of music, the Empire Club marched 10 Tammany
Hall, where three cheers given for the democracy
They then passed by Office, giving three hearty
cheers and went through The different wards OF the third
congressional district, bearing banner, with Friends
of General Wslbridge" inscribed upon H. This district
having been carved out by whg Legislature expressly
to accommodate James Bowen, with whg majority OF
about two thousand, and he having been defeated by
General Wabudge, the victory appropriately cele
braed and the procession repeatedly cheered along The
streets By those who had been particpaor in producing
this result.-Nationdi Democrat
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lRoN-lhe use Of iron IN tue construction OF ihe IN
dusal Palace, now in OF erection, must give
great impulse towards general OF the material men
toned above in building Iron houses will at once be
cheaper and durable than any other. Mr.. Butler
and other distinguished architects OF our city, have
already employed iron in lintes and sills-and beautiful
embellishments they are But another step, and they
will give up the use of stone entirely Indeed many
are The modes in which iron is used already, liz employ
men is only in lis infancy Not only does It threaten the
quarry regard to building, but bids tar 10 supeseue
marble as 10 furniture With a sabstratum of iron and
patent composition, Sas c. Herring has perfected a
method OF initiating marble OF the choices, kinds lie
makes mantels, columns, ,abe-tops, Sc. with iron
basis that ar infinitely superior the articles composed
OF marble They are more durable resist greater de-
gree OF heat and unaffected by acids or oils and, TO
crown ALL are cheaper Some specimens lately exhibited
AT ,he American Fair were exquisiiely beautiful, and
commanded more attention than any other invention OF
hsnlay Hnrrah for iron !-NatlOnnL Dtn0crni.
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ALL GRADES. "

LII GRADEs-We offer really great Bargains in
Il 100 pieces weich and American white fannel, from
supcrine-All extremely low prices
pieces table diapers and damusks, all grades Styles and
wild
Is pieces linen sheetnRs all widths qualities
30 pieces plow-case linens, assorted qualities
IS Irish nens cbeap, and extra fine for
bosoms and collars
100 pieces and towoings, ALI prices
finding all
complete Of all kinds pure linen
others.
~ pieces very cheap and extra glossy black silks
300 fine bleached shirng all good brands
striye excel In the quality Of all the linens
esel
pieces brown linens for chldren's aprons
Many styles Of goods for youths and misscs'
With full supply Of every other article usually found
ordered dry goods house.
G N, unless the
Good articles, fair dealing in
PERRY BROTHER.
Nov 2-eosuf Opposite Centre Market
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We again called TO chronicle another stirring
event in theatrical campaign--he benefit OF francois
kavel The ubiquitous iavorite OF this troupe, in putting
forth his claim for public appreciation offers he follow
ing varied entertainment. The miuh provoking dramatic
panlomime of Robert Macare, in which himself and his
talented brother Antoine ouiriva the original personal
new and extraordinary feats the tight rope
dances by the fascinating Miss Franck, and Madame
Marzetti. and Mons Brilliant; and for the first tne the
peculiar comic pantomime called the Coopersa and
choice deinealion of the great Gabriel who in this mper
sonaton outeoes all former efforts The entertainments
viii conclude with gorgeous athletic spectacle of
Bedouin Arabs. Try and procure the first
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Y IS unpleasant and rainy.
MIrkefS.

NEw YorK, November 5-p. m.-Government stocks
hrm United States 6's, 1868, llsl. Sales OF Can
ton Company al 50 Exchauge London remains at IOt
Flour active. Sales OF barrels al 81 6S for
stale brands southern d. 90 50 06l. Rye -four, 81
Wheat actvesaeS oi 10000 bushels cents or white
Michigan, aud lU7 ior Canadian white red 1903 0i
Sales OF $4,000 bushels mixed at 81 cents
Rye SO cents Oats, AZ 40 cents Provisions quiet
change in prices The grocery market steady, but with
out change. Rice, 81 cents. Cotton Is frn with
i've shipping dsnaud-saes 700 bales at advance
Whiskey, 23A a "A cents.
PHILADELPHIA, November 5-p m.-Four, 81 63. Corn
meal So 81 Rye -four sI Red wheat at 100 l03 cents
white do, lO3 ll0 Sales Of al u 10
Oats 3SA Rye, 76 Provisions aud groce
res unchsnged-ales small Whiskey 2ik p cents per
gallon.
BALTIMORE Nov 5p. m.-Howard stree, -four 81 81 and
Ciy Mills At 81 80 as g. Sales Of red wheat 80 lO2
cents white do, lO2 lio Old white corn, 90 10
cents yellow do, 7la72 cents. Oats, 81 3S Rye
rs cents. Whiskey, "a a rs Pfovs du-ue /,
pork, $40 80 Guano has declined sJi si5 per Tor
Peruvian Patagonian do, s2l S32. Stocks firm
prices unchanged.
NKw ORLEASs, Nov Cuisines steady. Cotton firm al
lnl prices. IS
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THINK GENTLY or THE ERRtNG"--Gen. Scott - the
best abused in the United States. Unfortunately for
the we-meaning old man, his associations for the
past few months have been such TO render exposi
lion OF his weaknesses unavoidable, while he has been
subjected misrepresentation and abuse by the more
scrupulous portion OF the democratic press Many mis-
will remain in the public mind truths
while no doubt many facts illustrating his deficiencies
will be regarded falsehoois On The whole, however.
/, canno, be denied that the gallant old General has been
sadly the loser
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Franklin Pierce at Home.

Notwithstanding the majority OF the popular vote
bywhch franklin Pierce has been called TO The chief ma
gsacy OF the republic the victory yet incomplete II
his native State be not foremost in bis support In
The opinion OF politicians whose only is success the
vote OF New Hampshire is matter OF Importance but
as indicating the regard in which he is held by those who
know him best, il must afford peculiar pleasure and
PRIDE TO General Pierce TO witness the enthusiasm with
which his neghbors and friends rallied to his support.
On recent occasion, aud with touching eloquence he
made passing ausou to the partisan assaults upon his
good nameony, however to express the confidence that
perhdy could not rob him Of the esteem OF those who
knew hun. Tie has not been disappointed The calum.
MES Of Foes and Fogg fell harmless against his nvulnera
bic honor. In New Hampshire, where he is best known he
is most loved and admired Perhaps no man ever excl
ted such generous and whole soued regard as has been
avished upon franklin Pierce during the recent canvass
by The people of New Hampshire. More than all ese
does this fact attest the solid and sterling worth Of the
man. and therefore does he value il above every other
manifestation Of popular regard.
The force Of the following paragraph will be appre-
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S,UGAR aud Noinsses at Auction.-on Friday next d
nr The presiaent OF the United sta,e..

MIIIARD FILLMORE, President OF United States Of
edied An act IN Grcensburg Jls
ne be reauyey Of certain lands said dsct approved August
and Of the acts Of Congress authorizing the sale Of the pub
m beS a. be land once At GREENsBUEG ia The State Of Lou
for M sale Of ahs and vacant tracts Of public lands
situated within the limits OF te following named townships and
townships according the approved pas OF resurve
to
South Of nc base line Of TIC principal meridian.
Township two Of range
Fractional township thrce Of range three.
Fractional township two, Of range I'VE.
south Of ne and Of ne principal ncrdar.
Fractional township eight, Of range
Townships ONE two three, and ion and fractional township
townships one two three, four si, township
Township one two. three, and four, Of range four
Townships one two three four Ave- x and sovsn and itac
Townships one two three four ave- sS and seven Of range
townships one two hrro four i've sevcn range eight
Townships three four, hye six and seven Of range
Townships one, two and three, Of range ten.
Township. one two three four str, and seven and fractional
Township. three, four, Eve, and and frnc
topal township nine, OF range twelve.
ship dye and fractional township nine, Of range thirteen
Fractional townships enc three four and sr township eight and
fractional townships eight and nine, Of hneen
Lauds been a be designated for
draining the swamp lands therein approved March 3D. isas
and s sel entitled Ian G sc = snsP se sae 9 1na
proved september 1850. Also
issued applied for by appointed for tho
sac which finally
under the provisions of the 2eh hu
42 meniioned together appropriated
BY law for Of schools military aud other viii Be
c1ciuded from ths sale.
The Offering lands win
appointed and will in the order which
all dcspatch until tho whole shalt have
closed but the shall be kept
weeks, and private Of Of the
viii bo admitted after the expiration Of the weeks
Of Washington of
Domn thousand eight hundred fn
MlLLARD FILLMORE.
ny the Presidents
JOHN WILSON
Commissioner o erai Office.
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M. THOMPSON.
Oct % eodtNovs

afornsv and Counsellor at Lar, Washinsfon city, u. c.
pRACTICES In all the District counties
Of Maryland and Virginia, and claims zen
era government arising naons
ern governments and with various Indian
opey injured or destroyed, SUPPLIES munitions
fnfnssd and claims implied
general government OF m officers
pensions, which established
pended rejected.
communications addressed ~ him. paid Washington
ID. u, viii receive attention.
r. y Refer bureap.
and 70 members Of Congress generally
Oct o4-2awn
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.ossob of GOV. pigler, of Pennsylvania.

,.ooblish in another column the admirable report OF
..sch Of Governor Bigler, OF Pennsylvania, before
- ~, mass meeting of the democracy OF Baltimore, IN
'nsnt Square on the evening OF the goth ult II IS
oniet, and statesmanke effort, and IS emlnently
u the gallant, and gifted, and highly national
.,,;ys Of the great State of Pennsylvania. His
.s,b produced deep impression when II was made /;
III ,vbo may read it will be impressed by It's con-
-..;og argument and elevated tone.
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Electora! Vote Of South ColinaHonors to Webster and
Clan.

CHARLESTON Nov. 2.-The legislature to day, ia special
session. proceeded the election Of electors the
electoral of the STATE for President and Vice Pres
dent The electors in favor of Pierce and King, the
first ballot received l35 votes and declared duly
elected.
message received from the governor relative 10
the death of Clay and Webster Resolutions Of confidence
and in honor Of the two distinguished statesmen
adopted, and the legislature then adjourned sine de-
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BY TELEG RAPH.

BALTIMORE, November 5-p- m.
some lew have in by telegraph from Rarl-
Gus States, bat they do change the resnlt Tennessee
and Kentucky still doubtful. There Is probability
that both have gone for Pierce, leaving only Vermont and
Massachusetts 10 Gen. Scott.
The accounts from Georgia almost like the handle Of
lug-ali one-sded and all for Pierce Such triumph
has not been known since the formation OF government
The entire amount Of money collected the recent cleo
lion and AT tho Maryland Cattle Show and Mechanics
Fair, for the National Monument is TAI 80 The amount
Contributed al the various polls is 81 ,239 81
PHILADELPHIA Nov D,
The official returns from Philadelphia city and coun y
Lac for the democrats.
ISDIANArJLIs, Qa.,) Nov. 5,
The Sentinel has from seventeen countess n
which Pierce has 29s5 majority The same counties
Ia October gave Wright democratic governor, 3,loS ma
ioriy The State will probably give $4,000 democratic
majority.
RALEIGn. Nov. 8.
The telegraph south Is s'ill out of order.
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RejOicinps al Hartford,

HARTFORD, Nov. ga tremendous ollhcaon is
going here. The city is brilliantly illuminated, and
bon blazing in every direction. Several speakers
addressing the crowds, and the democrats The
tales kind spirits This first time since 1886 that
Connecticut has voted for democratic President PIERCE
plurality is fully three thousand.
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syE N.,rHArroS Auct,onser.

q
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION-On Wednes
lOlb O'Clock, the PREMISES
90 No 2is each having front
Of a li1 hyest alley These io
being located street, fronting the public
Franklin Row. between 18th and sat
sreets in front OF The premises
residue equal instruments AT
months shusiacoiiy
Conyeyances OF the purchaser.
Title originally ffom government
Nov E-uIs
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BY K. N. srRArrOs, Auctioneer.
Pennsylvania avenue, corner of Ninth street.


DRY GOODS, DRESS SILKS yELVEf5, UELAINEs, CALI
brown and beached musns, blankets,
boots and Shoes millinery cOn Tuesday aud Wednesday, No
velbeT 9Th and lOth each day at O'clock
shall sell
goods with other desirable
iui articles, being stock trade declining bust
The whole will be arranged Monday the 9Th nsian
examination.
2s UNDER cash from S25 10 $50 thirty sixty
$50 ninety sO0,
Nov6
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
s.TUapAY MORNING, NOV. 8, 1859.

~ Edward Everett. Secretary Of State arrived in
la,t evening, and has taken rooms at Willard's
Hotel
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NorIoR ro pRr.EMP rIoN oLAIMANrs.

Every person pre-emphon any Of tho
land offered for within and
uons townships enumerated, il required esab,h
satisfaction OF the register
land Office making payment therefor practicable
afer seeing notice. before day appointed
Of the
claimed otherwise such claim viii be forfeited.
John WILSON,
- Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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We learn from private source that Rockingham
county (Va has given about 1000 majority for Pierce.
Augusta the stronghold OF whggey, gives Scott only
2l3 majority. This indicates that The majority in Vr-
ginia will not fall short Of $4,000
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The Canadian Parliament. The Tariff.

QUEBEC November i.-The Canadian Parliament has
agreed iourn from the 10th the Nth Of February
Mr. Kinks stated last night that the tariff would be
postponed, and then will depend the the
American government, whether it will apply 10
British goods passing through the United States in bond.
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Sailing of Steamers.

NEW YoRK, Nov The steamers Georgia Promethens
aud Northern Light sailed from here to-day for California
The Georgia has 600 passengers. The Others also full
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Democratic Rejoicing al Ithaca

ITHACA IN. Y.,) November 3 The democracy Of this
place frantic with Joy The of Pierce and King,
and Ibis they fred 100 guns in honor Of the
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.upinSki ReSpited-Ihe Yea

PHILADELPHIA, November 5.-Sku pnSki, the young man
who have been executed to-day for parc patng
the murder OF The boy Lehman, has had his sentence
spited until the 81 OF December by the governor. On
hearing the announcement of his respite he manifested
much feeling.
The Meahar o. daY rs nnnea SAINT and LnInY.
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Contributions 10 The Monument.

BUFFALO, Nov. 4.-The contribution to the Washington
Monument fund in this city amounted to Ssi6 %
CINcNNTt Nov. i-The collection Ia this ciy or Wss'
iEgten's Monument amounts 70 The sum oi 81 2l0.
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Masonic Cellb a'ioB

CINcNxArf, November i-The centennial anniversary OF
Washnglon's initiation into the Order Of Mao cre-
brated to-day BY that fraternity. The attendance was
large
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Pierce's majority 2

Tennessee is yet doubtul, but put her down for
Pierce probable, according TO the received
Some Of the other States estimates but information
tlly iushes us in placing them at they now stand
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caled when is remembered ha, another citizen OF New
Hampshire competed for her vote;

From the Concord (S ~ Patriot
Sabioned returns OF the recent election ia this STA e
FROM seyesy towns They give net gain OF over 500
tie vote OF last March, when majority 300,
and indicate that the plurality Tor Pierce and King Ia the
Stale Is from $4,000 to $4,000 Scott and 1000 600
majority over Scott and Hale. Every town heard rom,
with but two exceptions, has made democratic gain
We point readers the OF Concord with is pol
net gain, Manchester with its Sl6 Nashua and Nashville
with herO7 the verdict Of the people, where he and
his vile sandsres best known, upon the foul and
gnant oaumnies against Gen Pierce with which the fed
eral papers published in those places have teemed.
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SAVANNAH, Nov. 2-S, p. m.-Chaheston county--votes
poled, fifteen hundred and three Perces majority eight
hundred.
la another counyPieree eleven hundred seventy five
Scott three hundred and Taylor, fifteen; Webster,
six
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no THE LADIES.-We happy inform lhe ladies'
building below the of 9TH about
being comped nd OF the ium
and rubbish which has been nuisance
months aud all cheap,
goods will find greatly their advantage call
making purchases We have hand think
goods IN the and
stock Of and dress goods we prepared 10
goods the lowest Our stock OF
hing and desirable, and
hesitation thai have styles Of printed
moussene and cahmee ofye fine qualify that be du
pcaed price by house in the District We also have
high and son finish black Gos de Rhnes, all the vari
qualities. which will offer cheap for the
cusomes blue Pout de Sole and In
desirable colors plain silks
We lavender cherry
Of pumpkin color Pout de Sole for evening
dresses
above have fun supply OF cassimercs,
cheap cloths suitable for boys also,
splendid OF blankets OF description, which will Of
fer very low prices.
respectfully from all IN search Of good goods, and
promise deal fairly with all who may favor us with their
oct n6-TuTh& Sar2w1f w. NJ. sHUsTER a. co.
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VUIESs-Waps
~ Mercators projection. Price $40
Township the United States large scale Price $40
Maps OF the UHted states, Mexico, &c. Pres IS.
mounted maps OF The United States and Canada
Price 81 80.
Maps of Central America Price 81 81.
For w NJ Morrison Co., Pennsylvania avenue, Wash
inston and 5y J. Dsurne1, i9J Broadway, New York.
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l. and good binding.
Asoes rhetoric and Arsloss Poetic, literally translated by
Buckley volume. 81 SO.
Astole's Ethics, translated by Brown. volume. 81 50.
Eschylus translated by Buckley. / volume 81.
translated by Watson and Good. l volume 81 So
The Tragedies Sophoces English prose, the Oxford uana
ton volume. 81 So
Horace, literally translated. volume 81.
Patos Complete Works, and literal version complete in
5 volumes 81 50.
Pindar Moores metrcal version Turner's translation
into English prose- volume. 81 so.
Thucydidcs, translated by Dale. = volumes. 81.
Juyena and Perus, literally translated into English prose.
volume 81 50.
The Comedies PIautus, literally by Riley.
81 So
literally translated. 4 volumes. Sc,
OVID, literally translated. 1 volume. 81 so.
sophocles, the oxford translation 1 volume. 81 So
Hoy6 FRANCK TAYLOR
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These lots will be sold conveyed sublect the
ondons declared of the United
sng the materials Of the buildings and improvements
the lots city Washington and regulations
therefor the Of Washington adopt with
probation Of the President Of the United States,
The sale will 10 O'Clock. and win be
unued from day day. necessary until sufficient
shall sold produce
the improvement avenues sc, the funds
derived trsm THIS sale are by law appropriated.
Terms cash. WIN. EASRY
Commissioner OF Public buildings
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
oct2b-eoatNoVo Aucu0neeT.
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uTEBsTEUs WORKS new edition. with his
w gsph-A few subscribers copies dne (aready be-
and yauabs ioi sale the publishers price
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Now Booksellers, al OH street
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DUST OF wEBsTER.

DUST wEBSTEK.-Petsons DESTROYS of obtaining comics
ID Of living Bkenfs Of
attainabic, informed ris
Of the great work Of Hiram Powers for which MI Webster
fun health, him repeated sitoQs,
Marshhed whittier be
promptly obtained moderate TERMS
Italy, Of Peabody
signed, attorney Of Mr. Powers, here may be add
masks, taken from the faces OF living subjects
known artists
reasons afford much better likeness than
likeness The process
and dangerous, Is within the memory
that Thomas Jefferson with difficulty
when submitting As
noticed have been furnished by Mr. Powers be
the caution besides
permitting be
Of doing would be injurious
which they taken, BOYD REILLY,
Oct 30 Napor Bathing Rooms. Capitol.