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Affairs In Washington.
Sbssii Nspans 10 The NJ Trbuae;
WAsHrxoros, Friday, jan ., l@'1
A dispatcb from Michigan announces eaas
s,rus OF the Democratic members OF the
NJ that ante have nominated Hon. Chas q. ''"..
nov rpsuber Of the House Of Represen's.'o', =.
Us senstoy. 20 succeed Hon Npbeu fIeh' "A
tern expires on the lth Of March next ~;
Mr.. Weigbtman, Delegate from Ne"-no
an ., xsv, soxo,s 20 get the floor to speak on 'no -
ssi,s n tbst Terri,ory Although Wig ne ln'en-
Az mitch into the Administration ne Iees 20 -.
" indignant about letter from Col euIDn, -.
Army, to the Secretary Of War, 10 Whion Ia 80
gives frighnul picture OF the isno' '"''
rslity Of the people OF hew."e :,
n, scudder, NJ C. from Massachusetts, 10
quite sick ,,ooo If
s.crst.ry Of State under the incoming administration
!; /. Understood that Cabinet appointment will De
rendered 10 OK Governor Floyd, Of Virginia Jener'
,op pavis is thought to stand good chance Tor tne
War Department. ~'i I'VE
The Railroad Accidept-Lntest Particulars
BosToY, Friday, Jan. 2, 1853.
Accounts from Andoyer this morning, state
thst Gen. Pisrce and lady are now at the homo OF
John Aiken. at that place They obtained some rest
lat net and have not received much If any physical
/. Injury.
jured:
Mr.. Newell, Of Cambridge had his ribs broken sndis
beyond recovery.
Beni Kitridge, of Pelham, N. H. one leg broken and
otberwse seriously bruhed
The wife of Jason H. j. Newell, Of Hillsboro N H.,
considerably bruised.
The daughter of Mrs Newell had her foot so badly
crushed that smputation is inevitable.
Horace Chds Of Henniker, N. H., bridge contractor,
head and face badly bruised.
I'D Richardson returned Californian, burned by
The stove and bruised
E.A Bailey. of Dumbarton, N. H., thigh badly
broken.
E.A.Hall, Craftsman of the Fenix Co. at Lawrence,
badly hurt.
Among those who escaped injury, were Professor
Richards of Bowdou College Rev. Mr. Fuller OF Man
chester and several merchants of this City
Mrs Pierce bprosrated with grief bat is compare
lively osim
SECOND DISPATCH
CoScoRp, Friday, Jan. 2, 1852. NJ.
Gen. Pierce and lady are still at Andover.
The arrangements for the funeral Of their son have not
yet been decided upon but it is thought 1t viii take
place tomorrow.
The sxletree Of the cars was broken in the middle
The car broke In pieces like cigar box. 1t contained
sixty passengers.
Gen Pierce s said to be composed and will bear
with orttude the death OF his whom he almost idol
lied whieving Mrs. Pierce is of course much afflicted.
great sensation has been produced by the calamity
in this place.
The New Hampshire Legislature will adjourn
tomorrow.
Non-Arrivai Of the America at Halifax.
HALIFAX, Friday, Jan. 7, ls53-l2 M
There is no appearance of the steamer
America up to this hour She Ia in her fourteenth
day out. The weather is clear and mild
nnfn
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,.Arrivai Of the America mt Halifax.

HALIFAX, Friday, Jan. 7, l553-l2 r.. NJ.
There is no appearance of the steamer
America up to this hour. She ia in her fourteenth
day out The weather is clear and mild.
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Tinted STATES SCHOOL AGENCY,

WANTED-At ia Nassau-st., Teachers,
wv CIesks s4lesnen. Men Railroids -nd s,eaner.
Po-tsr BarksePers Boys % lesrr Trtdes AplIe-~ IL
''e - ~ fHOS SPHINX. Agent.
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60 uhom il man Concern.


ALL PERSONSthat bear the name Of HYDE,
N or are connected with those bearing that either
by bood or marriage hereby notified that there VIII De-
ameeting OF the HYDE FAMILY he'd IN TIE CITY o.
BOSTON on WEDNESDAY, the l6rH Of FEBRUAkl
NEXT az 10 O'Clock AN, az the UNITED STATES HO'
TEL for the purpose of forming an Association TO devise
and means 10 send an Agent 70 England @
examine records there for the purpose Of seranng whe;h
or on no we The Hyes OF this Country are hers law
the large estates and unclaimed dividends IN the B2nk Of
Euglsud ard unclaimed dividends Fast India stocks
which have been aging there for years awaiting claimants
There have been advertiser IN The London Times sew
ers times In the ast ty years Orhelr % the above nsed
estates and dividends which smOun IN the aggregate 10
several millions o. doaIs-the same Advertisements were
copied into Of ia principal papers IL this country.
Psr.ons hayine AM traces or records, winch would
throw light upon the subject and help % trace back TIRE
Eu g ancestry, particularly requested 20 be present
II tsey cannot they VIII confer EvOr by forwarding
pies their record be they rng CHIT i the
Ink IN the cham which spOt yet perfect Chancellor WAL
WORTH, Of Saratoga Sprnes expected 60 Be present,
ready 20 npa all that be knows o. the HYDE family which
It hss taken him years OF research 20 esther.
COLUMBUS SMITH, ESQ., of Vest salisbury W, VIII
be present lie has he'd experience IN searching re-
cords and looking up estates England for several years
pact. ,- u.
is season of the year that people leave home better
than an other tim e. and ~ s subject in which all should
feel deep interest not only IN pecunilry point OF
view bat also 70 viii inform ~ from whence we
sprung which eoud be matter Of interest to every per
T. S-persons having records which ngh De oil adj an
tsre 70 The meeting will please forward them 70
ADDISON L. HYDE, Boston.
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TO the MUSICAL and ARrIsrIC.-The

the MUSICAL and ARTISTIC.-Ihe
80, 6ers respectfully ,aI attention he follow ns
from Ihe Noti0s1l ElioEigeaoT: -
fhE MUSICAL WORLD AND TINES, edited oy
61ER WILLIS, No. 81 Broadway, New-TeEk . ..
The object Of Tze NErcsl Fsrd sa frsr ogrd lst u
e'n q, oaI p.se Of n1.S each aHeer, na as we a-
cal ard fs1Tentsi .aersi and whh bosGh; at ihe store
Colrse q Enoi iHrvoa, from The otas a NJ TO -
faehesi t-seor-nf u u sv-~ The otr1fhl an reoe Ct
AZ perorlnce- uise tks ar sheet It,
hlpeni-ncs and srcne>s H. Pei ars a. Sru the Pso
e a. ~ must y eHcIHts;us rfefsutoEs performers h
al 6oss Il celebrated I'm Cans sa o,her atsresas
n het eeesy hre- dolsrsa year too ccps- ave
9ueea IA Ha,iaai H5rs ems r. very hs y,
and % an b. - oo1t - 70 ~ u-;y % 'hoc Hefece 20
The above advertisement Of this Journal beg 70
mend &c the notice Of our readers and AZ who interested
n he progress or state OF tins country We speak
from knowedge Of this paper since its commencement
and most emphstcay testimony in favor OF IL
ability IL Las supplied the want long feI, Of reliable
Trustworthy and able record of musical events rendered
aot relsp enable IL the present iime from the great
froes made IN the love ofart and, eInanatns from tue
very ocuf Of MUSICAL inte cence tsOpuous have been 70
"a sac and sure guide IN respect TO critical know eSs lad
taste Mr. X StJrrs Willis il nsclliary fitted for this
post hayng devoted lbs life TO the study ofhe science sud
colosieh OF u asc under TIE best masters 81 Germany
and IS an admirable lecturer upon is philosophy; inpN-
ing also with equal cevemess the osl simple practical
lessons fer begnnfrs Indeed 10 mothers who are under
going the terrible diudgery OF eachng or experimenting
the musical education Of their children this journal ia really
valuable ron the aid u offers clear simple rles tor in
str.sol The Criticisms tear and rafreshingiy
sibe, with perfect knowledge Of the slhct deceased The
lecr nom abroad hlhy irteresiHg aid the kstches
Of srtlsta well written; which added the pages Of
suited to al tastes, from bits OF Beethoven and Mendel
sohn 20 the latest Schosche. render one Of the most
welcome arrivals Of the week"
ONCE No. 251 Broadway persons can iuclole their
names and addresses. and send them BY mul the
penaypost and their orders w be promptly attended TO-
new volume just commenccd-so, now i the tune 70
sUbscTihe. Address DYER WILLIS,
Publishers Of The Mascal World aad Times
~ D.. Al M
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A PATTERN MAKER WANTED-To

BOARD WANTED-By Lady in private
ID family. where there but few 3oarder the west
eide Of town preferred betw Houston ard l5thsts
Tes arust be low. Nould take s.tuariol N respect
abe family supeTntend household duties or 70 Instruct
children IN tie English branches. Salary LOT % nucn az
object A. the comforts OF a home Address TEACHER,
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NATRIMONIAL.-A young Lady, worth at
lVk least slOCC0 in her right, desires 70 enter into
matrimonial alliance with gentleman OF good habits She
would prefer that the applicant should be member 81
either the Presbyterian he ReIruet Ouch Church Tie
must be good rOking. She a'eTs herself that she would
not dssace him by her personal ppearance Address B.
City OF Albany, N Y, stating where an interview can be
had An Letters vii be- treated conhdentaio Asths an
nouncsrer made in good faith, II is hoped that all ap-
picans Will in Ike No person need apply who
II deficient Of the above qualities.
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In Press.
4 ARBELL; A TALE FOR You've PEOPLE

4 ARBELL; A TALE FOR You've PEOPLE.
Il By Jane W. Hooper.
2. MANGO, or THE Peruvian CHEF. By the author
Of Peter Whaler," etc.
8, LEILA, or The ISLAND. By Ann Fraser Tyler.
e. LEILA in ENGLAND. BY the same.
s. LEILA at HOME. BY the same.
G. THE LITTLE DRUMMER, OF FILhL AFFECTION
From the German.
IA HERo, PHILIPS Book. By the the author Of
g. fHE HISTORY Of AN ADOPTED CHILD. BY
O FTGTNF CLIFTON, or RIGHT AND wsoSG.
10 GRIMMs HOUSEHOLD STORIES aud GERMAN
n MORAL TALES By Madame Guizot
~ MORDSWORTHS POEMS, complete IN 10 mo.
volumes c. S. FRANCIS Il Co, NO. % Broadway
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DISLEYs ILLUSTRATED THAMES

III Now Open at No. 4O6 Broadway-By far the most
beautiful aud artistic production presented TO tho
Public Commencing Every Evening at y o'clock Also,
SATURDAY At2P NJ Admission reduced 10 . cents.
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CRAHAMs MAGAZINE for February j.

RAIIAMs MAGAZINE for February -
~ upon table TIE proprietor has aaS-d the aae Of Joha
sArtan to the cen. Of artists Illustrating - HasHn
s.d the present baer q bis ehsraTss AMONG ne
arses ihis Hsiubsr thoufh IL respects
orLqee On " Uncle Tons Calm - ty the editor.
[stAr, loan, Roetinf % obo.
Grshans sass1ze for Fehray eharm.Es avrse- b9.h II
he orssm.0; ara tbs sab.astal AonS y, .sab.An ns
vhb grace s nrmher Vsry tIe one 81 - y-ovd colossal
statue Of WashLson y John ssrtan its er editor Of saAn
h''a1'e who permanently ens'gs az an art; or IL
we FL Of readat vquaHi roy Of "Une Tone
t@hn' N ~teh posA hauored TIA, much iausea
" = toraahask without mercy Il wiz q oogrs- be raj 6y
cscrytody NAL WaiervIie n
To which Tie Democrat, Biushampton N Y, ADDS the
following:
The review tbs rumher o. Uncle T0ns CABIN entitled 20
than booeto the conieraton and approoou
q all Who fe practical vev o. great and grave question
vovnF Of which the work Iuon MAJ
nerSksndse Tie 9Th 1nspang hand and keen
ready tae through flee sentiment; se sympathy AMI
fase literature Of Uncle Tomsm, snd peus the vos subject
he isb Of common and aonal and dd honesty and
reference %. present snd f;are eears. and prsPe With
admirable force and elect
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,ruH NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

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Ghanres Tor Bnsiness ellen.

nRUG STORE in the COUNTRY for SALE
~ Only twelve hours ride from New York, in dour.
hng healthy village, located the banks OF lovely
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N EMUIh on IIIL ID DIO.tL unu -
WI LlTICAL GEOGRAPHY Of NEW-GKANADA'
Vii q new man by Gen T. c. de Mosquera, Ex-Pres-
dent Of that Republic and member OF several Scenuhc So
eiees translated from the Spanish by Theodore Dwight
~ before the Geographical and Statistical Society OF New
YORK Published by tie translator, Ne l6 Broadway ana
sold al the booksellers. NJ. n ~. 4,
Also "Memoria Sobre IA Geogruha F.ica Pohtisa De
La Nueya G!aada &cile work II tae gina, WIN
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This day punished, 80 , .
THE FLYING ARTlLLERlST: Tale OF
Mexican Treachery BY Harry Hazel, author Of y an
kee Jack THE Three Pirates" Gallant Tom &c liGs
trated wild tusng and Picturesque Tale OF Mexican
srfare written with Robinson CrusOe partcula y and
nnuteness that il very charming and nble IN us
influence 10 keep up the excitement OF the reader from tne
first page to the last The character OF the hexe-paft
many beautiful episodes of love and singular adventure
are iterwoven and relieve very pleasantly the wild scenes
- II LONG A ROW No IS Aun-st, New-York.
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WaHis.

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ITO LET-A Farm Of $50 acres. Also, a
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tie road leading to Throgs Point. Inquire Of
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uELLER's SALOON of WONDERS

NEW SERIES!
GLORiOUS SUCCESS! NJ ROBERT HELLER, the
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OF Necromancy will commence a and brilliant Series
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CPIRIT RAPPING. - VIII be published
- yery SOON MODERN NECR0MANCY; Oe. PRE,
TENDED INTERCOURSE WITH THE DEAD: An Expose Of
lie Morality Theology and Philosophy of certain alleged
dselosures rom the Spirit World, by of "Spnt
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fer two wears and influence large amount OF trade The
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A NEW and COMPLETE GAZETTEER of


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of ths sort ms, totally fail TO answer the purpose TOR which
Gazetteer especially needed; Tie mJneHt paDlcai
non OF he Census returns made BY COnrerc" oAed
fr dai;y-this sw week viii BE- Completed ard ssGed -
The plan upon which this new Gazetteer Is rinssd W..
be found superior any yet attempted ara pseey
ed 70 the wants and convenience Of thsse w5o consult
psses Tbs arrur Cement : stEcdy sphsbetoh 80 thAt
by once reieung any name the reader wA DC PL. "a
ressior Of Ell the requisite rts sn1 not be under the
rec,ssty OF referring 10 one rage for description OF pace
AID 20 another for the gtstlsties- 49,. l., ss
Besides Containing everything Of value tat 70 % i9ana
ia sny other Gazetteer very large So1Li o. new 40 "a.
use information received drnng the past i've years o
over two houssnd correspondence N sl parts OF tee
try Wi give 20 this Gazetteer raue lneon 40
beyond any work Of the ckaracteE Esgecsy "" i
b fouud or a. and vsiuahie, giving particular
tior about TIE portions Of our country Apa
contain notices u Thousands Of tow2s A"N
yil4ses MT narred II any Gazetteer yet PGbhshed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-31
Real Gstate for Sale.

IT PRIVATE SALE-In Lansingburgh, ono
"A mile above Troy tho two-stCry frame Dwelling
House IN sarket Gear 5tates, with yard and alley way
either ace. The plot Of ground 50 feet harketst
snd 70 feet deep Aso the stoYysndahs frame store on
States, Narketst 6 feet Ont AID Id feet deep,
connected with The Markets boose and torninf an L.
They both rented TO STAY next and VIII b. sold bar.
gain, If applied for soon. lar. remain GA bosd 1A
mortgage. Apply 10 COLE Chiffon, No sWsNst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-31

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
D THIS EVENING at O'clock the new, comic moral
drama written expressly for this Museum and called OLD
FOLKS AT HOME. THIS AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock,
MARRIED AND SETTLED, and also WANTED 1850
RIDER the Living Animals. &c. 10 be at all
houre hdnrance the whole Museum, Entertainments
&C. % cents Paquet and First Balcony l2i cents extra.