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WILLARD'S HOTEL.

NE n'o'e named establishment will be re Opened
Tor the reception Of guests on Thursday Noyem.
r iiln. since Tue closing in June last the house
inTentilation, warming &c, and many Improvement
aided requisite to the comfort Of its guests
Win practical knowledge of hotel keepipr. and
PERSONAL attention to the business, the undersigned
literally extended heretofore
II. A. WILLARD.
wAsHiNGros, d. C., Nov. 3, 1855.
nOyl-slIm
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES r

90 p,,I ,o,"Sr 81 So aad d ar.efs
~ FfhsoNs can he .-rv.I vim -. IL,
~ ''iHni, NJ ~ per week. At The ahss. "'.nou, ,
nov Is-eotw
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[oUsE-FURNIsHING Hardwnr.

IL Important to Househeepys.-y Very superior
Table Cutlery, silver plated Albata Forks and spoons
Of extra quality fue sets parlor shovel and Tongs,
common do, Fire Dogs, Tenders, cnamelled and
timed saucepsns and Boilers, Griddes SPIDERS DC,
forming OF the largest and most complete assort
ments of House furnishing Goods ever offered to tho
public. II. LINDSEY,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets,
next to Gait and Bros. JewelryStore.
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GREASoN,s REFEcToRy

'"'HeT q 18th and sts., National Theatre.
"a ~ OYSTERS in every style.
&Ns oSWines, spr tous and malt a.
SXZ Liquors, s. s. y. Cigars, 49, l.
genuine. GAME. BEEF NIX
STEAKS, &c. the best If the market Fsm,Iis. sn,'
pled Win fresh shucSed Oysters of the finest QUAIL
- Se pm. Iuai'' of 6aiioh. Call or send, and
oe acSonim"isted WIN GREASON.
r. s..A few boariers can he accommodated.
nov 2i-1m
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COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS FOR
New York, Texas, California,
New Jersey, Louisiana, Missouri,
Pennsylvania, Alabama, Kentucky,
Maryland, Georgia, Michigan,
Maine, Wisconsin, Ohio, and
Minnesota, Florida, Other States;
G Il q X G. II C. II III o NJ AS,
-. ATTORNEY FOR CLAIMS,
DO AND
NOT AIRY PUB Lie,
OFFICE OPPOSITE TO THE TREASURY BUILDING.
nov 10y WASHINGTON. D. G.
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PIANOS FOR SALE AND TO RENT

= New and secondhand PIANOS, of my
. Town and of several other factories. are al
Ways 20 De mad at my Piano Wareroom on 18th st.,
Old Pianos taken in exchange
Tuning also attended to-
&c REICHENBACH
&c l2-eo3mt-
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PISTOLS! PIsTOLs.. PIsToLs.u

HAVE constantly on hand splendid assortment
Of
Cults and Aliens Fire and Six barrel Reyolyers
Aliens Selfcocking Pistols
kife Saloon, Double and Single barrel, and Pocket
Pistols i'm great variety
Which will sell 10 customers on most accommo.
dating terms.
Persons are solicited to examine nv stock before
purchasing as It is most complete, and as can Of
fer az reasonable terms as any house In the city.
JN0. w. BADEN,
south Side Ia. al enue, near 9Th street.
oc S-eotillDeclst-
MARI. Gazette and Rock. Journal
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arrival and Departure Of Ocean Steamers.
Name. LeureS For Du.s.
'acinc. ......N New York Liverpool. NOV. rs
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II ID: I'LL IA n, Druggist, has for sale NJ.
=. uIc ti QGoi'S, such az Brandy, Port and
Sherry, whis h can be relied on as pur@, teiny inn
ported expressly for medical uses Also, agent for
VOLTS Aromatic Schnapps. ''-
&C -
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Building Lots for Sale

Nh :A.t-t .ari.,v &C '-tN'v nifl, $780,
LOTS for sale in various parts OF m. civ
Prices moderate and liberal credit will be given. Al
so, VIII ehect insurance upon lives and property 10
MYERI.E l. WEBB,
aug 2-d3m Fem. ave. bet. ~ and 9th sss
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j. HALL MOORE.
FIFTY DOLLARS will he =,

FIFTY DOL LA II s will be maid
c. q for the recovery of an oldfsshioned Gold
<9Aks3W WATCH, CHAIN, and SEAL, lost in Wash.
ington, on or about the 10Th of October The watch
was made by Richard Bsyley London, No. 2,935; the
seal topaz engraved with a coat of arms
he above reward will be paid and no questions
asked by delivery to j. w. MANKIN, nearly opp,-
site Union Hotel, Georgetown. fp
nov 5-2w- TnJIN r.y,Du
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Boys Winter Clothing of oil QusIi.

Boys Winter Clothing of oil QusIi.
ties.
MALL STEPHENS Pennsylvania avenue.
W next to Iron Hall, have on hand au unusually
large assortmn Mt of Boys and Chdrens' CLOTHING
adapted to the present and the approaching season.
and embracing almost every style and description OF
garments for Boys and Children of all ages. Our
stock undoubtedly is as it always has been by far
the largest and best in this city, aud purchasers are
assured that ell goods sold our establishment il,
prove as represented. nov lS-tf
LIME RY-EInbracing a LARGE VA
a riety OF very superior English Table KNIVES
and FORKS, and Sportsmen's Pen and Pocket
KNIVES, of the most rare and beautiful patterns
for sale at the very lowest prices at
H. LINDSLEY'S,
Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th streets,
oc o-eoZm- next tn Gait 4 Bros
lFE lNSUSAaCE.-k. to the Louis
- lana state Medical Society on the Inpteorooyv
vital statistics and hygiene of The State of Louisiana
by T. H. Barton. A. NJ. u. d., TO which is added an
Appendix, showing the experience of Life Insurance
companies IN Louisiana, with Tables of Mnrl.;ity.
for the use OF such Companies and the laws of Prob
ability OF Life, English Calcaaton)
Also, the Experience OF the London Lie Insurance.
Offices, by H. O. Heart.
For sale at TAYLOR & MAURY,S
nov 10 BOokStprp. ctr
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A CARD.

A CARD.
To The Building community Of Washington
and as Uicinity.
t>KEilEklCK f.. GEIGER, Master Builder and
Architect, respectfully thanks his friends and
the public generally for past favors aud hopes 10
he Favored with their continuance as he is prepares.
to execute all kinds ofwork in his line of business a,
the shortest notice, and the HOS, reasonable
terms.
He will also make Plans, Specifications and Su-
per,ntend any kind OF work that HAY be entrusted TO
his care.
Face Of residence on c street, between 9th and
9Th streets. auu II
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Single and Double Barrel Guns and
GINNING AnnarRfus.

Superintendent of the Public Printing.
oct 1-codtIdec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-24
" Somebody tells the following:

Gen Pierce recognizes The UaiOa as his organ and \,
democratic enough 20 eEinee lis regard even by mid
night visit 20 the composition room 1nheard and
II The night after the receipt Of the intelligence of the
death Of Vim. King that the Presidents procIanstion
relative thereto, and the respective orders sued by tho
proper officers Of the Amy and Navy were sent 10 TIE
Union ONCE for publication Afmdnigh, after the editors
had all zen the establishment plain looking genemsn
with specs on his nose walked into the composition room
where printer by the OF Jones WAS busy
engaged ia making up.'
u too late % correct little error p said the stranger
Jones-No SIR not IL ns In this forin. What does il
late tot
S'raEger-The death 81 Mr.. King.
Jones-The official oEdere sir have them Just here.
stSnger-Well, just read my order over, and viii tell
you wha; with changed.
My order cog.isd Jones II wonder which Is bis.
Which order did YOU say, sir y
Stranger-Ny Orderi
Jones cssi his up and down the long columns then
AZ bis tormentor. but cue 10 the troublesome
order" lie repeated his question: Hhtek order did
you say YOU wished 90 correct p
Sranger-tin tone OF peculiar and impressive en-
phGslsl-MY order.
Jones still unenlightened turned upon the inerrogator
With We'll IL Won win be good enough TO tell me your
name. III try TO accommodate you
Strapgtr--tse ntsniiousy- Pierce
Pooi Jores struck ast then but he managed 10
max the required alteration in an Incredibly short space
q time and ei exceedingly relieved when he found himself
alone sgsn. jus; ask Jones The JaioH Is Piercss or
gan or not.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-24

CAssIrs u. CLAT-We are sure many vii hear With
pleasure what learned during recent sitdoSn With
our old friend and feIOw-labOrer C. NJ Clay that the
emancipation of bis slaves some eight years ago. has
quite Unexpectedly to him, proved profitable opera
ton Having BEEN an extensive stock rearing farmer
for many years previously and being every way
rounded and bedged in by Slavery and Slave Labor, he
naturally supposed that the liberation of his slaves
would subject him to embarrassment and probably loss
in his farming operations But his experience has dis
sipated all spprehensiOns. he fnds no difficulty in
hiring White Labor according to bis need and AZ req
sOnsble rates he hires portion Of his former slaves
for wages mutually satisfactory; his farm is consider
ably improved and still improving in fertility and pro-
ductyeness he cuts more Hay, has better Pssturage
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TIE rRAIN.R CASE.

Charles Trainer whowas inveiged beaten AMI bullied
away from our City the evening Of the lSh is again
here and has executed all the papers needed to en-
force his claim to his child That he Is that chds
father is not denied nor that he is freeman and its
only free pareDt-the mother having been sold as &
slave BY the white harlo who holds fast to the child
and can sell il into hopeless, nterminsble bondage in
seven hours after the Law shall have given to her by
simply taking il to Maryland. Adhesion will probably
be given in this case to-day.
The child is not and cannot be claimed as slave
having been voluntarily brought by the woman into
Free State and so entitled to Freedom If the father
is robbed his child az ALL il mast be the qubblerhat
arse Mack mar canRO, marry Stare roaa in AcbaRS
the lms sf that State not having provided for or
teuplsted such marriage. slave being mere chat
GEL thing convenience is to be held incapable of con-
tracing marriage with freeman even though black, and
the children ofsuch marriage therefore abandoned to
the tender mercies of any villain who may chance get
hold Of them. Momentoas are the issues depending
the decision Of to-day
We thought ruOnsarying had been put 10 the lowest
and West possible already; but when Counselor
Barney to picture the dire consequences Of allow
inc the agonzed father the custody Of his child and con-
jured Court of Justice BY its regard for the Union to
aid prostitute who was relative TO steal mans
ehid from him. confess that lower deep of inamy
vas opened than TIL then had supposed to exist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-24
Great Fire at RocsIand, NE.


Ibis village has been nearly destroyed by fire Il broke
out Yesterday morning az O'clock in barn ain 81
thence il spread 10 w A. Fsnsworth store and Pulls
burys buildings, and fresh breeze springing up the
whole in few minutes completely envelOped in
fumes the south they reached and destroyed the store
of Iarkin Snow while 10 the north they swept through
two or three small stores Spoford Block the Commercial
House two large wooden stores Diamond Block, and
Holmes Block thence they crossed 10 the opposite side
foregoing
Among the sufferers the Messrs Berrys stable and
humber ward and Dennis and 1horudike's stable. The
total loss is yarousy estimated from 100000 10 s7Aooc
There were burned twenty three stores eight dwelling
houses including the only hotel in the place three law
offices two dentists and two physicians Offices two bar
bers shops two livery stables and seven other buildings
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syalaI Di,paies TO TIE n. y. T'-esss.
UAsuTyGrCN Monday NAV Il

WASHINGTON, Monday, May u lSoj
Bensmin Leske, recently appointed Postmaster at liar
rsburrh is here The Anti Buchsnsntes are making ire
mendous efforts to Nortonize him. because he supported
Taylor The President has decided 10 continue him in
the Office
Special Mail agents APpoiRted-B. h. Chapman OF
Fl,rs, Ohio, for Ohio and Michigan; William j. Grams
Pennsylvania Virgil Parish of Maine, for New England
There are crowds around the hotels. The disappointed
groan pteously Fireesers loom large. The list of ap-
pointed grsced with the names of Soule Gadden. Grips
Borland Trousds SiebleS Meade, Bedinger Leske, De
Leon, McRae, Scott
In compliance with my promise, please announce the
appointment of two Southern Union Compromisers-Jsck
SON. of Georgia, and TSrleton. Of Alabama.
Gilmore complains for he WAS expecting the post at
Valparaiso De Icons salary is $4,000 year.
The Union thus announces the appointments: We I'M
derstand that the following appointments some of which
have been announced already have been made by the
President and that other objects of pressing attention pre-
vent his bestowng any farther consideration at present
upon appointments Of this class" QgIs.
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Albany s-Deaths-Legisiators slow.

sp>ct9 Dppdoa 70 ihsN r. fFONHS
ALBANY Monday, May q 1853
The Printers Of this city, who have for week or two
past been quietly at work adjusting their scale OF prices
and raising their wages dollar per week, we're set at
work this morning in all but three offices under the
scale Mr. Van Benthuysen, who does the State Printing
refused to pay the entire scale consequently portion Of
his hands struck and idle. The othertwO ofces
were those Of Mr. Tucker and Mr. Munsel Il is thought
the difficulty will be settled in both these offices in few
days.
An esteemed Physician Of this city, DIR Martin, died on
Saturday while visit TO his brother in Washington
County.
Capt Bogart old resident Of this city died yesterday
in his oed year lie sloop Captain the Hudson
River before the Revolution
Members oEthe Legislature arrive slowly, there are not
twenty 10 the city At present but there Is sufficient
for quorum 10 arrive by II o'clock tomorrow
ing, the hour Of meeting AEsOP.
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THE CAusE VILLA correspondent Of The Baltimore
ArgH' who has been making readable sketches OF
men and things in New England writes Of Nashsu ~ H.
follows
word about Nashau, in passing II Is very flourish.
ing manufacturing village marked by the usual syse matte
business arrangements and presenting those clusters OF
Waite cottages peculiar 10 that section Of country oener
ally One thing, confess took by surprise and that
vss finding them peepng out from bet md curtains Of pins
nees-ay and they OF secondary growth, many of them
sspe into the mids Of pine forests 10 undergo change
which would naturally think might Just well have
been subjected to at home amid the evergreen forests o.
Georgia and Alabama.
Sure enough and what is the why our Southern
staple is thus carried far and into the midst Of pine
forest barren soil instead o. being manufactured at
homef As you seem to be ignorant Of the cause
that smOtherer Of the very spirit Of enterprise your pc
cuar Institution IL is almost wonder that the pine trees
do Dot xither under the spas influence q slavery
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LATEST NEWS Bi TELEGRAPH.
ssrt,rr 7slegrspA o eer ef Hs,sr'r s"a D'1'eT-'l'
The Gardiner Trial.

WASHINGTON Moaday NJ :. 10,
The Criminal Court met this morning ana e0'"e' 'as
Gardiner Jury ths the Court was abost to a'Nfn uni
Wednesday and if the Jury had sSred upon veFSc' IN
the mesnime they might seal aud keep the ooaseoS 70
themselves The Jury returned answer that there was
no probability Of their sgr, cling before wednesday.
The District Attorney moved that the rensaiag CARR
ner cases be postponed uE the next term in order to Pro
coed with the other on the docket
Mr. Bradley on behalf Of defendants opposed the mo
ton and il not granted
The case of John Charles Gardiner being the next in or
der, will therefore come up next Monday.
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The Presbyterian General Assembly.
pIrEEAIn AnnI.. A.. n


The Assembly visited the Falls Of Niagara Saturday.
List evening eloquent discourse delivered on
Ministerial Education Of the churches by Professor
Smith, # the Union Theological Seminary Of New York
Hi- The harvest great-the lsborers fsw
The churches yesterday were all well dlled.
N0nd0y nlOrKiHR-Aftsr considerable discussion upon
The importance Of the Assembly meeting ia Pennsy yania
year elect Trustees 10 keep alive their corpo
existence resolved to hold the next Assemby In
Philadelphia.
DR. Cox from the Committee on bills and overtares pre-
senied several overtures condemnng the fashion Of dan
cling the right If summary suspension Of church
men bers account Of absence; affirming the right Of
marry his niece. stating that though il Is not de-
sirsble II Is not opposed 20 the Scriptures.
resolved 10 print al the MOderators since
DR.. Fishers in le37
paper read from the Presbytery Of Oswego ref.
sing 10 send delegate 20 the Assembly while continued
lis connection with Slavery Considerable debate arose
up. n this, which was not quite harmonious
The Rev Mr. Specs eOunseled the Assembly 10 be expe
dtous, many important Presbyterian who held on by
very slight tie, would be easily trosn of By contempt
or hasiy proceedings.
The D. per referred 20 the Committee on Bills
The Rev DIR Hatfield read report refeciing severely
upon the pursued by delegate from the New York
Association the Connecticut General Association in en-
deavorng 10 prejudice them against the Presbyterian
Church lie recommended that the correspondents with
the New York Association BE- Withdrawn.
The Rev Henry Ward Beecher replied expressing ira.
ternAl feelings towards the Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-24
Arrny-Fatai Railroad Accident.

Homer Foot and Henry Vose Esqrs, were ssssied 10
day in our streets BY Frederick Dwight When regular
fight ensutd between Mtssrs Foot snd Dwight In which
the latter csms of second best
irsman named Dodge was killed IN the Vermont Va.
ley Railroad near Puiney this afternoon, while oag the
machinery Of the locomotive when IN motion he
into the machinery and the lower part Of his bsdy
torn in fragments before he discovered Ills ~
mains taken 10 Putney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-24
Fire Al Ogsleusburg.

OGDENSBURU, Mondiy, Nav y lSsA
FIRE occurred this morning between s o'clock, de-
sroying wooden building on fords occupied oy A.
Villa. as shse store Jenner & Rundsrs drug store. and
Mr. Hills hat store also stone building known as Tam
many Hail. occupied by the Justices Office X w Judsons
law office Mr. Perces book store, bakery and meat
market There was insurance the property in the Hart
ford ftna Howard and With the Western and Spring
field Companies The loss is not heavy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-24

Mrs SwrssHrLM in her Saturday Pisier, proaers the
following suggestions to Working Men to the ways and
means of commanding fair reward for their labor. II
is not the whole truth but very true so far goes and
eminently worthy of attention:
I'VE have long known an unaing remedy for all the
binary expressions of Capital We have prescription
which # well shaken and regularly taken would cure the
evil which strikes they occur, do only agravste
Ii is. In time Of peace, prepare for war
Hf our lsbOring men, before making on employers.
xould only build unto themselves Notifications and lay in
stores they could stand any length of siege The way 70
do this is for every man TO live on hall MS wages or less
II possible until he buys and pays for an acre OF ground
fences H. builds II house large and close enough to
shelter himself and family from wister STERN This Is his
fort Then let him take all the time he now spends In tsv
ems a, other loungDg places TO lay in stores Of
milton and provisions in the shape of useful knowledge
CLEANED from books and papers and grape vines trees
potatoes and cabbages growing in his enclosure. IL he
plants every foot of with something pleasant 10 the eye
and good for food tyrannica employer stsrye him
into any degrading submission Ills sxtravsgance and
mprovidence and nothing else which keeps the abong
classes in the power of Capital We know very few CAP
alists who have not become through self denial and
perseverance which poor men soorn 10 use.
I'VE know men who, on the wages OF common laborer
seldom than IS cents dayhave lived comfortably
A,d accumulated property while thousands earning twice
that live from hand to mouth and are starving IL
week out Of employ
Our impression Is tina, the majority these would not bs
one Bit better Ell II they got ten dollars a day-ihat in
fact they would be likely To prosper fifty cents
Those people who need contributions 10 sustain them when
uDtu ployed month. are generally those who know
rOthag OF the Nhue OF money out calculate 10 spend H
they get be that little much consequently advance
their is sending money 60 beer shops aud
cigar establishments, fancy stores Before any
be ndepsnden he learn live within HIS income bs
that little much When he has fixed himself in home
stead with the cellar well filed and bit Of ground 10 rass
bis cabbage and spare change in his pocket no
afford to strike any system OF oppression he has mind
but long he prefers indulgence 10 self he
ought to be slave, II nybody who take care OF him
Will only take the trouble 10 do IT,
ave would live mush and mOlassss and dress in do
calico all the days Of natural life rather than live BY
suesnce and be In daily danger Of starvation or be com
PEELED TO work how and when somebody pleased whether
liked il not Make unto yourselves friends OF tho
unrghteous mammon'-save your money, and thereby
your independence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-24

resolve was adopted declaring that the business Of ina
Session can be completed on Wednesday
In Tire Senafs the Special Committee IN whom was r.
frred the Liquor bin ofMr Walker emboiying the anesd
merits rejected by the House Submitted two reports-tbs
msjority declaring II nexpedient TO egssie and the nd
n0rify that the bill ought 10 pass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-24

A long list Of Diplomatic appointments, some o
which have been previously announced, viii be found
in the telegrsphic columns this morning.