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The steamer osCEOI.A viii, the sssh sepie,n
4-4klnAp her, commence. running regularly 70 The above
place leaving Washington every Sunday, AT Z
O'Clock, leave Baltimore every Tss-aay ~
o'csock, }.
tooch regularly going returning L~onsdiown, So
River, and the usual landing on the
Potomac agrsis land.
Passage and freight at the usual rates u .~-
s.,t al-~oau Captain
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Collectors Once, November a. 1883.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAx-PAYERs.-Nodce is hereby
~ 10 all who indebted corporation
OF taxes for the la description
the be paid before 3ist
be the duty Of
BY sdverisemeni sale Of the property, according
Nov a-6awtd X. j. ROCHE, Collector.
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SHOEsS! SHOES SHOES 1--WE respectfully the
attention of customers, all others interested,
large stock
To the ladies would stale that stock complete
In style And quality. We enumeraie follows
Ladies' French Fniters, black, brown and
Do do Wellington boots with without heels
DO button
Do do Alpine bution boots, superior arncle
DO do white satin and cloth CATERS
10 do do do slippers
Do
Do do black and bronze kid slippers
DO heeIed CATERS, from s. 10 - 50
Misses and ciiidren's button CATERS, e7 81 90
Toe t.er with all other qualities of ladies', msses
CATERS, boots, slips, Jenny L,nd, and Jenersoa's.
For gentlemen have
button gt~rs and low shoes Of every qualify
shoes
We would ndve all 10 before purchasing As
stock has selected from
win endesvo please both and quality forget
10 call Al A. HOOVER b SONS
South side Il Penn between 9Th 7,h
Nov ll-2hw6w
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New Goods. New store
noNN = BROTHER jurt opened large and handsome
stock OF aishn. goods on sae eonsr o Ninth and
Cageu Co.'S at the OF
They htsd
up handsome and large sales they
and
o furn.a9 complete. Persons furnishing may
ursd finding
WIN sA, Time, trouble, aud dealing
nv stores. We
Pao seis, consisting Of sofas, chairs and handsome
Of rosewood. mahogany, aud walnut
bocnt~l, plush, hair cioti white,
the u purcaa~sf.
Chamber consisting OF bedeAds chairs washak dress
wardrobe, and eapoy painted colors
wood, oak, walnut and mahogany
detached all bed,
mirrors pluisd goods, Choa glass, and erockery
wood and Japsnncd nc. fact, paror,
chamber dlnisy room, hail, and hichen, will find all
you s.as# =
For particulars refer catalogues which comprise
Ii, of eyep kiad of goods w'~ keep.
call wanting goods invited, they
may Of 6ndDs good goods and fair dealing Rsmembe
The five doors from Pepnsyvana
buidns granite front, and known Gideons
building.
DONN BRO.
NJ DoNN BRO continue the cid store Pennsyvaaia
.nue, between 10Th and ith streets.
Oct ll-eo32w
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Uniled states Patent Once,
Washington, November u. I6S

Washington, November II, 1853.
IN petition 3. Alien, Of Salem, the county
Salem, Of New Jersey formerly OF Mianbuss Ohio
praying OF patent granted him lat
1884, which added
March, los for In machines
from Of
patent which takes place The 18th day OF January, eighteen
hundred and fny four
said peuDon be beard Pacni
Saturday, the Iith day Of January ~ O'Clock,
persons noubed appear and have
WIN said petition ought to be granted.
opposing The file the Patent
specially set Forth
before day OF hearings all testimony filed by either rary
said
with the ulcs the once, which win s
picaiion
ordered that this notice be published Union,
ntesencer Eyenisx Star. Washington
phlad-ipha Pa; Evenn. Port American,
YOh n " Boston Post, Boston, Mars Patriot Concord New
and Enquirer, Ohio.
weeks previous the iih day OF January
G. MASON,
Commissioner o
sEtors Of the abovs viii please copy,
bills 10 the Patent ohce with containing THIS
Nov l3-law3S
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I IFE ISxuRANCE--Repsr o Lossans snts Medical
Society The meieoro, vital statistics, and hyrie6s OF
State n Louisans by T. n Barton, A. NJ ~. D., which
ded appendix showing o life
Louisiana tables of
psn,es, laws Of probability of life, (Ens~h
aiao the experience Of The London life ofccs &C
n. c. Heart For sale TAYLOR h MAURyH
Nov l6 Bookstore, 9th
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TAYLOR COLLINS prosecute Claims
against before several departments,
They aud selling the
renting general collecting They viii siso
ChaTges win be modsrae
Once Immediately opposite Wfnders Budns, wash
lngoa, y. &.
Hon. James c. Dobbin, Secretary Of the Navy.
Hon Jensson Davis, Secretary Of War
Nicholas CaiAn, President Board Common Coancn.
~ McCsiia, Auuney al Law.
lanes n. Gsassia, esq.
w. e. R~ddsn Stale Department
Sept 2s-dsfacp
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In wA1EINs intends II
critical remarks
Who N s~h5~~t
The III. ar~, which, being
a.d rrucs Il the rr.vs,ne ege
eflhs Ens-a is.rasre.
Ts~ tern. v, 10 fs uckrt series aarsnr
dy renscss.r " or s,nge admitting person
thr.veuss, 81 c~ess-
The be delivered at csras. sr,ounhe FIRST
Thuy~dav eer ~ o'rfs~s
rekes o1sd the drug cf v Hsrbsuxh, n
III srr. az
lor \ M,.ry, Pennsylvania sv-rue.
Nov sd
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Br RosERT Arms sTKoEe.
sy ;. {. meouInE. Ans.,sassr.

BY >. Z. meGUIhE. Aucssoss<eS.
IpRusTEE's SALE or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON IRA
bIkEET-by Of deed dated Apn I'D, lno
recorded Ia Libef No 23 iolos 3o4 IS %, and ~
th1 aGd records Washington The sabcber ~
s p.hic The Thursday atsrsoon No
3<lh olots Nos u ~ No
oupg IS between and aud
aag 100 With the consisting or
story occupied cabinet
Tsrln II sale. JOHN ". GALLAN,
JAMES q. MCGUIRE,
Oet x2-eodSd d. Aaciionesf-
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UaiTED STATES NAILS.

UaiTED STATES MAILS
Posr orrror DsrAsrsxsr, November }, Iss3.
STATE or MAINE.
PROPOSALS so conveying The mails Of rhe United from
s % IA he s e. a s @ a s s' as %
fihe Post Once Department until O'Clock, Monday
No. From %asa b So~ cn .ss East
..s M Ga"s s-sa sss' ua r .as s.s
den, 10 Esaror, 81 mles back, a week.
Mavr d b.aror sane DAY yGy sp.m M
Leave Bangor da',. except sunday, al
Arriye iaErats day BY
Far fora os propouai and aud requirements Gem
proysr
yas proposal. .r mad esFiee in as ac~ EHgaad dated
JAMES cAaeErLL,
Nov 5-iawiw Postmaster General.
WE WILL orEs this morning. and have r.edy for
Black siks, white silks, pink SILKS, blue 'aks
Cofnco.ored siss, nsareei,ses, ssuas
Plaid slks, plaid merisos
Lapaa's soasasns, black spsess
i.ad.o@e s..orupear of embro,aerc.
Emsro'deree and piain insnea,asre handkerchief
sqsare cashmere sAasis, Bay state lons shawl.
Waterloo log sh.si. SQUARE ssswis Of every KIND
cas.nsss, asnnei.s t&he damasss
Hosiery of al kinds rHsssns, oaleoes
s'ras,- Ssapsr' .s.. aspe ni Inn ,aens '
D.mask nscs,os, Iisok k.saek diayers
Velvet eio~s., eiola nantes sIotb, velvet,
Velvet carpets. B.ssi. esp-, three ply AID nsrsia caper,
's s..a ..a fa fa Se.ss.s ana ssS~s sS do~..
"a, "a ed ~ plaid i'eseys
And Of other goods narneroNs 70 msnion
HALL BROTHER
oaS-u~s~n
NoxFeoMERV sLAIR. Attorney Law. ~,II here
oses Il street, soo ffom rennyvana Mhis
ss Wow s-dam
UERY sAe ooIored Lyons v.Iv-ts. Cashmere
los .nsw,., Preach nsS"e- Aews ~csid respectfully call
ven, bIzct, widths, twenty
,acss., opened, and which
Nsw
Way Rich CHAIN LAIN LONG sHAwLs.
W. also open ornrs any bssdsoms esshmsr.
aat .ha-i. comprising Of me eho,e. .-.-ns Of e..s
~ii he found
f,~ double face na~is of and scarce, ranging
BAY STATE LONG sHAwI.s.
We eprs to-day Bay 'hsws
sonpies customers ~ -, The isrssst ees % hs~.
heavy sbawi.. and pay p.rcai.
aoa .aa-l .As ssn<r.ay ~sa pa.,sa ~s.
fun s.sormeni of misses p'.'d shs~is
10 DO %ea'a@ qs.iv
s !: =. =: ::..: ::s ,..A.
ssd asra Io # the sp-. a.sy Of Bay stair shswls,
gian. every ae.,sn of good 've some psn 'eshe
Also, n ssaemen travelling shs-s heavy and in good
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT or FRENCH MEEiNos.
AaA.d o Preach sn,rac Just
have jus. opened ten pieces nor, at g. .s, e consider
Nov *-ecsm sevcarh street, near rens ssenae
A CARD-sAMUEL w. TUCKER, M.rcn.s, rsno,, would ne
ps.c~ win for present
crvc bassess Hughes,
street xnf Per yivnnsn av~n
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THEY ARE COMING,
HORN AND LASpfs TERPsIcHoREAN MrysTKELs
AND BURLEsoUE OPERA TROUPE
Annoanes ne .,. an. q w..hns,cn ns, sy viii
i, TuxspAr Rvaurss, November Is os and
ror ian p.nieuiars .rsf future circulars.
csrd. Of sd%i.son ..s = g cent?. No bali p.ies.
Tickets be had The Irving House and al IN, ineg. hotels
Nov i3-dif Condse,or.
IsyASTs' and ohiIAren's Hat. md C.p. . styles.
Also ..ss Fat. q fur and felt, whi,. slach and ab. new
and large assortment Just received" " cu.. rs
Hat, Cap, and Gent. Furai.aias E-,asl.,,mepi
Penn avenue, near ~ street
Ew ssy,s. e-nsI~-s~n-. Furns.nssg Goea.--larr.
esa er.v.,. sc.ri ns. gloves r.an spsnses
s 7. se.s sss ee.oe,. &c scs' s.as.
esved pr express and fr sale cheap for e.sh to y g.ne'us
Gsn,iemen's Furnishing Es,sh'-hmen,,
Penn. svenue, ~ street.
Nov is-dcnf
IRON HEDsrEAD~ i-com~.ocs, Broml-y, 4 Co, msnu-
-ies No ss Leonard se~ York.
knds Hotel hospital, pous, family snd
- IRON far.,,are spring ed. hair sns e,hsr %.,re...
These hcd.tesd superior all Others point Of cleanliness
ero..rsy portable. Orders
CoMsTocE, BROMLEY, co,
Agents Descriptive circulars
Nov il--d3m
teevg~ss~n ps.ssi~ se~ss~.ry, Geevxssewm, ID. c.
in A
family TERMS for ho-ratnr pupils s9r~ PEI
OF months. payable half yearly, IA adrsnce.
French. mn.,c. and sss~rs, hc-, erps
e:s s.. s % 10 s@ 30 Pr . " n.
WILLIAM J. CLARK.
Oct 2s-dsnlsIsn Principal
7 ADV wssewsccs, frous Bss< nyvocs-s m.s..
II yt~e-
nnpsrs Magazine, vOl. 7. bound FOR sale BY
Nov 70 PRANgk TAYLOR
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Georgetown Female Seminary, Georgetown, ID. G.
open full operation The
study very thorough pactised The principal
all study, assisted BY the best sd
encient The hnest ad
who wish place their daughters under watch
ful and parental ai.nLoa
Boarding all English branches yao session
tea Frcaci, a,.ssc dra wing, kc.
Day pupils fum e5 10 SO quarter sf u ~eehs
Circulars and catalogues be lad Application 10 the
eiral
WILLIAM j. CLARK,
ie-3awdAcp IsaIl Principal
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a cAWD-Malf FIELD, Of WIZARDS Hos, respectfully
"A ins ne pabc genaiy that ne has leased
rl hotel Capitol Hul kep BY j.
Cs.pArs ess The Thoroughly repaired and
FURNISHED ~ the noel Style aud will he opened ios the
about me sun m NoseMpe' pue hoee
viii be gwen.
Oct sd
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Young Ladies' Institute, P,sssneid, M.-s.ch".et..
WELLINGTON II TYLER AN,

j. HOLMES AsNFW, d. n,
Principals spd Propsiesors.
TUE the NJ cf November. Early ap
Il piczo. places S~~rshse The
heahn winter cold hut not liable
health The
We 81 the friends NJ high
education four years
In the and wholly devoted
and pvofesopsly edu
cat gentlemen. besdes hour lecturers
issued 10 be had on application
s-dim+
rf.t<s. SILKS would Invite ths
~ ladies c hs and other f~e Sr~ss goods
srd sshtonshe
received We bsve so~ in store All the
p,ssds and fsshc~sss baA in ris'r Gro
larger aod much cheaper than former iime
completed fhs latest mrortstions of
French, English snd German goods m nrvy of ladies
~ sehsnson elsewhere
therefore, of ns shoaid fs, m call
thr ecods snerA -eu cheap
rAkNEs MITCHELL,
Between s,h and Dr. P-pnsyvsna svense.
Sep 2r-eg2wm
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1AnPnrINosi CAnPETINssi CARPErISo

" Come The cheap store.-BARNEs MITCHELL
receiving addtuons supplies above
goods npc-try brussels
well all other kads d tn,
prnctusi credit
opportunity bargains In
ing goods by calling
Between Eagnth ands streets Psnnsyvanis sveuue.
CrtG - axxv fx1
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/ Es~brotderies, SO.
WE take pleasure calling Of The ladies The fo
| = asasa elsal lawn handkerchief.
i 90 ssa - s,,shsa 90 90
is iis DO DO s.sSs.as: sss;ss :.s:,s. sleeve.
% s4aSie banded eolas.
70 DO faSsd DO
10 do swsss musqneuss eollars
coo coo yards s~. edge and inserting
800 eambne sad SWISS bands
We ... .hs Aae. p.sai.r .lsnnoa tn. above as We
know them % be very cheap -Sa s,s-ss vsupv
oets-im Corner Fem avenue and 7,h street
GIVE PAnLOH AND CHAmBER FUHNITURE.-oa
sale :, any wafeoons 7h street opposite Exchange Ban
consisting Of
Rosewood mahogany aees French Brocle-
Large and psrlor chairs 10 match
Mahogany
and paIlo1 chars y maroon and crimson plush
some beautiful cottage chamber se pscE geen bowp ana
Fine mahogany and oval ~ardrobes
Bureaus bed.tsAds. and waslslands, IN sets
eoms,e All which wiz b. SOLD very reduced
|UsDEnsHlHTs and Drawers, for Fan .aa Winter,
assortment on hand, at reasonable prices, a. - ,r,s
snasmsn Furnishing store, Penn Avenue near ~ street
~ House, Mrs Dasiss AZ and
Streets Pennsylvania enue, south side.
Octo-u
q ls aaa WORTH of new goods, embracing every
00,UVU style foreign and dry goods
which, viii be sold reduced ior cash. Persons wish
will call which
complete, know offer tie best induce
ments.
YERBY, TEBBS, h YERBY,
Pa
ITEAOGHAPHY-The undersigned have, in with
IL eabihment photographic oLice
checks bills
exchange, circulars, &c.
Specimens be application al the store
COLLINS, BOVINE, CO,
llh Penn.
Branch Of Hail. 7i I76 street, New York
pLANk ETs, QUILTS, ckc.-We have in
u ,2oa paifs Blankets OF all grades
$50 Marseilics Alendsie quilts
800 pairs bic .chsd and brown SlestDgs
10 do linen shceungs
30 do pillow slip cotton
100 dozen dsmazk napkins
200 do towels, all grades
~ table dzmask
With of furnishing goods,
all OF which we defy competition.
VERY, TEBBs, d YRRBY,
Oc, 6-G Penn. and 7h
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MON xEGOMERH BLAIR. Attorney az Law. wall here
III ser prsuse several holden In Washington
Once street, aoo from Penn-ylsan.a Mfhii
tslding.
Nov 3-d3m
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N. A. Tyson and Sister, Seminary for Young LAdi
ON street betwees Twelfth Asd Thirteenth, " aS
linton, u. G.. for boarding and day pupils.
THE opened
Sh september. Terms per quarter senior department,
jun,o SO Primary, Drawing, ~ French, by Prof. RIA,
a.3; siuse, @l2 10 Sis.
Pupils boarded either permanently weekly at 20 and 37S
lars quarter For further circulars
pal bookstores and ser nary.
Oct iJ-eodtISDcc
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NEW GOODS AND DFASHiOSs--DUVALL BROTHER
~ returned from New YORK.
goods, which they
elegant style of then
pubic generally
vlied call.
a Of genemcns furnishing goods
Of newest ssyie-. DUyAIL h BRO.
sep23-azu3~6
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-15
For the Washington Sentinel.
- For the Warrington SehtlileI
CIRCULAR OF THE SECRETARY OF
THE TREASURY.

| address you, Messrs. Editors, as the conduc-
tors of an independent democratic journal, to
present you my view, and the views of many
others. with regard to the recent extraordinary
circular Of the chief of the Treasury to the col
lector Of the port Of New York. ] say ertya-
ordinary, for it is unquestionablc that never in
the history of the country, has the head of a
department, by published notice, brought the
power of patronage to bear upon the independ-
ent opinions Of citizen holding office at its
pleasure. 1t is the ordinary duty of the Treas
ury Department to issue circulars of instruction
to collectors in respect to the discharge of their
public functions; but it is somewhat more than
usual for the distinguished head Of depart
ment, member of the cabinet council OF the
President, to leave the elevation of splendid
sphere Of public duty to supervise the distribu-
ton of petty offices under the collector of every
port in the Union. But this is not all. 1t seems
the department holds their obedience to the
dictation Of the department in such distribution
as the condition OF their continuance in office
Nor is this all. The distribution of Office is
dictated at the instance and for the benefit of
those who, awhile since rebels to party ale
glance have rushed to the recently-erected Bal
timore platform as the basis Of repdrd, while
at heart and in action they spit upon and detest
it as a basis qf principle,
earnestly hope that this singular move
ment may not prove disastrous to our party or
ganization and its hallowed principles. stand
by the Baltimore platform and all its real
friends will forever war upon its foes, or
its time.serving, spoils-sceeking advocates
hold the latter to be worse than the former. Its
enemies condemn It's defenders, from inter
est and policy, detest and abhor. The latter
add hypocisyto the false principles the former.
In lsi8 the Baltimore platform was too
stringent for these TO stand upon, who went to
Buffalo to consummate their treason TO their
party and to the peace Of the Onion, by the
rank aud fntid abolition doctrines phich negro
Fred. Douglass could espouse and erpound phiie
Grocer lone Of the candidates on the soft ticket
held his hdt-and which Martin Van Buren, and
Charles Adams could support, as the leaders of
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-15

freesoilers TO the credit Of being the exclusive
supporters of the national administration
then, but not till then, win they take rank as
such. The purpose Of making war upon Gen
eral Pierces administration was meyer uttered
by national democrat. There is too much Of
promise to the country in the working out Of
the foreign and domestic policy foreshadowed
in the inaugural, to be idly fittered away on
account of minor differences; and the national
democracy will be the LAST to assume an atti-
tude which would endanger the ultimate good
so earnestly anticipated in the restoration OF
democratic asccndency in the Union. If the
period should arrive when such suicidal policy
threatens to govern the action of those with
whom we have been associated, in prosperity
and adversely, for one we will sever our con-
nection with them at once. But excuse us II
We prefer the open, honest declarations of we'll
tried democrats to the charges or insinuations
Of concerts of "a day.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-15
THE ADMINISTRATION AND THE
ADAMANTIyES.

We extract the following well expressed
article from the columns Of the Genera Courier.
1t breathcs the right spirit and meets, in a
vigorous and manly way, the unjust and auda-
cious efforts of the freesoil press to place the
national democrats in an attitude Of hostility to
the administration Of President Pierce. We
have met such assertions with prompt and en-.
crgetic denial, whenever and wherever We have
seen them The national democrats value too
highly the principles and measures of public
policy Of which General Pierce is the exponent,
and they have too much faith and confidence
in his personal integrity and honor, to dream
Of resisting him.
These freesoilers, in their mad crusade
against the national democrats, have even gone
so far as to assert that they design going into
the opposition with the wings. They do not
believe this absurd charge themselves, and they
can hardly expect others to credit it.
From tbs Geneva Courier.
The barnburning free-soil presses are labor
ing assiduously TO array the "Adamantine"
democracy in an attitude Of hostility 10 the ma
tional administration. II is all labor lost IL
to have been frstin adopting, and steadfast and
true in maintaining the sound national princi-
Piles upon which President Pierce came inc
power--if to have been earnest in applauding
the noble sentiments of the inaugural in its
every exposition Of our rights and duties as
republic, and the obligations of citizens and
States under the federal compaet~-can by pos
sibility be construed into o position Of hostility
to the national administration, then, and then
only, can the national democracy be said to be
arrayed in opposition to it. But if to stand on
the platform for one purpose and "spit' upon
ii for another--to have been unreservedly an
in profession and practice, at least
up to The 1871 Of the present month, to the dis
tinctive principles of the Baltimore platform
and the inaugural address-entitles the original
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-15
GLORIOUS NEWS FROM OHIO.

The wings have been routed 'horsc, foot, and
dragons" We rejoice with our democratic
friends in Ohio on the occasion of this splendid
triumph. A telegraphic dispatch informs US
that the Hon. Mr.. Medil, the democratic can
didate for governor, has forty thousand ma
jority, and that there is a large majority Of
democrats in the legislature. This glorious
victory is attributable to the fact that the dem
ocratic party Indignantly resisted all alliances
with ms--particulary frecsoilism.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-15
wHIG REORGANIZATION OLD
TAlNT.

We perceive that the wbig press is making
merry over what it regards as the disorganiza-
ton ofthe democratic party. Ittakes us to task
for having freesoilers in our ranks, and with
great selfcomplacency prates Of the superior
purity, in that regard, of the federal whig party.
A great many things occur in this world to
astonish people, and one Of the most astonsh-
ing, fit were not so common, would be the
cool assurance of some Of the whig press in
setting up and zealously maintaining this claim
to their freedom from the taint of abolitionism.
The effort that is now making TO effect a tho
rough expurgation Of the true democracy ofthe
country, of this dangerous and corrupting ele-
ment, gives the whg presses occasion for TRADES
against the freesoil alliances Of the democrats,
and for self-gratulations at the unpolluted
purity of their own party. Some semblance Of
truth is also given to their assertions, by the
fact that for some time past the wings have not
exhibited any national party organization. The
election in November precipitated them into
the slough of despond,' where they have
been quietly lying ever since, attracting no at.
tention, and the subject of no remark.
They have at length emerged from the mud,
and their first attempt at organization at Sy-
racuse exhibits the same old leprous spots and
heretical taints that marked and characterized
them before. Five out of the seven nominees
of that convention were freesoilers. Friends
and foes concnr in that. No effort to wash of
the mud with which they have so long been
dripping, was made. No attempt even, at ex-
purgation was dreamed Of. The freesoiler and
the national whig met and mingled.
1t was not SO with the democratic convention
at Syracuse The true men of the party would
have nothing to do with the freesoilers without
a confession and an abandonment Of their sins
| They would rather run the risk Of defeat with
flat-footed honesty and plain-dealing on their
side, than have the certainty of success by com
bining with hyprocrites and rank freesoilers
They want to be above suspicion and beyond
reproach.
Ifthe wings would do othe same thing as they
now have the opportunity Of doing in the re-or
ganization of their party-then indeed, would
we have "foemen worthy of our steeln
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-15
I our Ex,CHrANoEs..

E<AsWE HAVE REES SO short a time IN opera
tioh'that itlhas not yet been possible to perfect
all fegr arrangements Our exchange list has
not thus, fars been properly regulated-but our
directions to those having control ofthat depart
ment of 1the paper, have been to send the Sen
tinst toali papers that have manifested any dis
position to exchange with particularly
and as matter of right, to all papers in which
our prospectus was published.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-15

B%We publish in another column, COM
munication from a gentleman of fine talents
and high standing in Virginia. The writer has
rendered much service to the democratic party
in that State. All the sympathies of his heart,
and all the convictions of his mind, are with
the true democracy of the country. We invite
the attention Of our readers to his communica-
ton