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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-04
furniture, sc.

CABINET FURNITU RE.-HENRY w. KINGMAN,
u .ss psrtuer Phelps Kiosn1a Aa1as opeesd
ssr fsin,ss sISI.s ID rs. : -Ssli iS,i,s - ass'
ousrs Pushe to give tiEas CAL seso'e PucAAsins
CABINET FUENITURE-D s HoUGH sola
s ' 81 .ss . ssgss 20 h. Age ans .ssl y -
MI ss., S.s esS s,y y band eosssS o. sad
aH 20 :. deEEuosS ..1f sas s,ss q ys S.s So, "a
Pa and oiAsr G;ss bs.I H.I N.s and vas', q Fssy
Coos, sotA uss'ul 'nd Ornamental ----
.,uu & sNITH. IIPORTERS-wHOLESAL
- sra RETAIL DEALERS n RICH FRENCH sal AMERICAN
PGPIR HhNGiNGS sse UPHOLSTRl GOODS. No 40 ssas a.
'''''' q PArES HAxsrNGs AND DECORATIONS
sold snd srey velvet ara soA and PAN ssa' A A ssH'''
m WV, M.SD9 So,o 49,. & "a HS.ln cS.n.
ao~ ShAdss eAary aud sos' eSecS II 'se' svT
No "a re.sl.s eorser d wiii.n. coaiA.a
COTTAGE SETS, COTTAGE SErs-25 per cent
- below al e,AsS-GlLLlEs BtsSE s.v'Ss sts ~
s.y sSoys SpIs "a side all doO1 he pvSSELooss
spsrnssi and ouarss CO,isss tie Uaised Ss az
mad a. G ~, f.s;oy 10 S9. HnA s III sS sSRss
Ne 30 sss ss g s sss ff say SSSEi,fRr
CHARLES FULLER DEALER in CAMPHENE.
- SPIRITS rURPENTINE, GAS Stunning ELIIDS oiss.
Se A SO is asos.S,se' 49, s 1 49,, siro.sss g.
No ~ arsss~ieSsI between Mama and cAaHSsrsss
OHAIRs CHAIRS. CHAIRS-A large and varied
y sssosssSO Aau Be'ls s,sw Ra.h Cans and w,os -.
susy OF Walnut Cham. Persoas ~'Ans % tarss
~su Nos Ss and IS BrOsaey ssTssI EsS.S sA'
Orancsis. east sice 'vhN N"''"nNroNo
ENAMELED and ORNAMENrED COrrAGE
Il FURNITURE STORE. No ~ B,Oaass, Se.sesa Heard
nv sue sortTen Of Bedroom furniture can Be bad AZ
prices from 80 up 70 -" PER ss ions coMMsRsoRD
''s " $3.50 49, Nos go and - soSaaway.
EAMES. COOK 4 BEAYAN Manufacturers and
II De.l,r. in PAPER HANGlNGS, BORDERS, DECOkAIlONs
WINDOW SHADES, no~ oaerns oI sac - ss.s.
new and S sSheHeShorn a. ss Os
Han Brooklyn
GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS, BEDS.
~ MATTRESSES se- az CRAwBUcK,Si No 3S vr.ns -
and FEATHER STORE anhe. about Purhssns
rrsctfuy invited DE sss and bes1nial s.scnens Of se.
eha AZ low Pross ssS ~ b. d such prices 10 make
cal - s,sss ths seovs .soc. prevas 70
Ign and wsmsbash hcs ofesisss Cd BED. sas Mfse' REQ
'''ea 'n' No ass 0rsnd.,
HOUSE FURNISHING aud FANCY BASKET
II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4 Co.'S store No ss Canal
War Psned Tnwa fancy Baskets Woodward Brushes Tab.
Step LAdderA MsiS ke alto prices
NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, HARDEN
~ BFRGH Co. Manufacturers and lwpor,es o, PAPEK
NANGINGs from No - to the building No W
Be aSvay soded their wholesale business Retail De
which will BE- constantly supplied with all the and de-
.be French English and American Papers and insfo
Decorations which they invite the attention OF Their friends ana
feel conhd NJ that they give saton 10 ''
who favor them with their orders
DICU FURNITURE.-JUIlU DESSOlR, No 5iS
IL Broadway having hand large .soch OF rich Furnn els-
pared 20 prices usually charsed M much a'e<
The pubic respectfully invited TO call and esaniss NE
ame-
CHOW CASES.-A large assortment, constantly on
- hand and the neaest styles n Is
maid TO orders WOrfs Fair bY u n fEk
BLEs No IA Orand't, Y three doors east OF broawsy
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REGULATING.

FAMILIES, HOTELS, RESTAURANTS and
SHIPS have Their cd eplsst equal % new AZ shout
ooeo1h Of the original and wkzntd ell hnds Of tea
"a una traya caors spoux fors
keys esn61bs, dish czndescks pnnoeu az
ues britannia Goods and orders cent % tbs P<as 70
tzbhnsef VII b. ssss1des No ~ Csues aes
0fsa4-g.
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GuiIerp ano 6arbware.


DLOCK.TIN, LEAD, SHEET.ZINC, SOLDER, sc.
D-ForsAIeLy JOHN NJ. BRUCEs SONS lss is3 waterst
FINISHING and LATHING NAILS.-Third Fine
NALL for % The loves; NAM. ARE. gn.s At 'S s1Pf
EOR SALE-A French Rooster, (Picrens make
Also entire CookDg Rang The shove articles have
Metropolitan Hotel
HOUsE FURNISHING aud MECHANICS
III HARDWARE NJ DA COSTA Co. oaer for sale all aFti
~ All articles eIsSa9,S OF taken BACK No 10 0''
IRON WIRE-Bricht Aunealed and Timed, for sale
Nv JOHN NJ BRUCE's SONS, Nos. iss 1888 wAter-st
lanes COCKER & Co, Importers and Manufac-
- turers No. "a JOha ct, offer for sale,
WIst Rops Of ali qualfies
c,sT srEEL wiRs assOted s.es
laos MIRE Of every description -, nj, -,
coHs Ph Rd Bridge VIZ IN long M " SHsa' iqS a
Ti.isd Broom Wire, Spring Reed screw, Cham, Buckle
nd E%srAssnt'. for the sale Of English
First Premium Ranges
John + BUDD Manufacturer and Proprietor OF
Lockwoods celebrated cookas and Landry Ranges As9
Budds invented Rance winch r beauty and econ
s...s ~ re AL he oSD. n rhom caaS no"
KNIVES and FORKS, POCkET-kNlFES, RA-
IN ZORs SCISSORS Se1Bulde tisrdwlTs Loca. Lst;as.
Bg Hs S .SS q PIE cpu Eass
Planes saws Comprising fu and complete assortment Of ds
CAS- f GTfk tS So 8 nd ,fa R 1'"'
DEGULUS of ANTHONY. French star brand
IL for sale ~ JOHN NJ. BRUCES SONS Nos l lS "Aterst
CHEET IRON-Russan English and American, for
- al, bv John NJ BRUCE's SONS Noe ie6 1873 Wsterst
GUNNER STOVES and HOUSEKEEPING HARD
- w. WILLIAM CLARKE
No Carminest, 4 doors above beecserst
No. 1893 9TH aV, doors above lJth-st
No 30 8thav- doors ab We 3thsL
CHOT BAR LEAD and PIG LEAD WAREHOUSE,
- Va iSg Front corner Maden-lanerhe SPRING WALLET
SHOT ard LEAD MANUFACTURING COMPANY have IA to9o
the above articles and are - supply
. the lowest rates JAhiho aeCCh-Oooh- Ai0'N
CHAELEs ". HENRY, seey.
rI,IN and TERNE-PLATES-C Charcoal and Coke
bnos for sale By JOHN NJ. BRUCES SONS 1886 1873 Waters
yJyRFMONT CIT NAILS-Of Eastern Manuiac-
t ana unsurpassed quality BY other that come 70 me
ak.t fr the market rates By the ComPAnys Asen
JOHN w. QUINCY. No 81 Johnst
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piano-fortes.

lJluNp-<phho'
IOIJAN PIANOS-RE Great bargains
~ r.P. Nd nS5SSni for Il GILBERT Coz 1' cd
fo with and without The AoIen the s@os o. a So Is
Broadway. whsle no offers A5e ssomsnt o. 'so Ts', 80,
ss Frame a RI PaS. 5d s s s s ss SIS
M. Nee s. s s5iis s5 IS s1 ss se s $50 Boa
t few Pianos and Mslodeo9 or se AID moR5ay .nn
UNOIIAN PIANO-FOR1ES, at No AL Broadway
H1et DAVIS CO. Boston also, tie ~Vglnova instruments Of
Lsdd Co. s @ ssPpy .; new ed 'se9od sAA4 Pianos Of
VARIOUS '-A' " LSC9Is fi lifi ID Broadway,
Il F!s,CHER (late Nunns = Fischer mtqslas-
P c ss4 w.sssS aH lG sad
e eSss % 'p, n oH e. o for sss
NtESsRS LIGHTE a. NEWTON, NO. 70 Canals
W de 1S s1f s ,1s sd pp2s Say
prepared 70 oder friends hose wishing superior inu
extensive sssortnen N n ana ornsneu.ee o.
sRsns. ' Brosd i'Ss %.Is-rOo@. No Is
NEW and SECONDHAND PIAN0FORTES.-
We have nov on hand Ass . 5 - S s 90 Fs %
fOn asa sO month No s B-dss{E Ns is'f sRoraEs
DIANOFORTES-Th hnest assortment OF Piano
Fos .. be 6gn4 at the wsIsgom. Of y P B.
Inssn Piso- sad 1sssy ana so
P.1s sa :o % % os'0' the CURTIS No ~
DIANO.FORTES WAKE Il Co have removed
thew Ws-oou from Fulton No y Barclays opposite CgL
Ts. place An quest very fine Piano a. very ps
please cal and examine.
DIANO-FORTES.-PersOns about purchasing Pianos
Il viii ind their advantage to cal on HAINEs Co
be ound handsome sssortmeu
Of
suy city. wazrsutee will Be ~ above
DIANOS-New and secondhand Pianos, at less than
rrs. also w.ishe: ch.ans spsetss caas Books
property generally JFJoSES NO D Am * "a noor
DIANOs.-Great Bargains, if sold previous TO May l.
bi.Dy Of tone uns4pAssed snd wsrrsnted n every
'o'I N''i'S "'Ss' - CHARLES CARR
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THE ROYAL Mali. STEAMSHIP MERLIN.
Can't Cro,an VIII I Cor Bermuda and &c. sAfuk-
DAY nayr P,sAys n,oey Semsda ESQ., % 50 Tnomas ""
ApelJa L. cUNARD, Ne tSssas<Ssss
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IOIIAGE SEIs, COI IAUh 81 - gr ~ Nh
- below al otheus-GILLlES 4 BlHNE havtns ksnss'hS
~ their Old stand the lrse WAeaoase No Sto 49,
way above Spins side, door g ne ~
GALLERY largest and beat ess
enaineled Co,sSe Furniture IN ne Oated stss ~
Fsct0ry Ne. - Grcene under eSG ss. s
vson o the frst quality of usteT.s GlLLthS olhNs.
Nc. sd Brosdway c.sf sde, sooye Spfnf S.,
IN = nlRE EALIfN1.
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DOOMS -Uentlemen can be accommodated
lii nlee.spt Roops Al No IS Varckst contiguous 20 81. Jo
P.t Omnibus and railroad routes Partial Board required Ina
No ia Past Rroudway until Msy References required
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BIZ j. c. McGUIRE. Auctioneer.

CUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE, RARE OIL
- PAINTINGS, AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS at
Auction.-0n THURSDAY morning, November II,
at 10 o'clock, / shall sell at the residence Of NJ
Walsh, Esq., lat present occupied by Hon. VIM. L.
Marcy0 on Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and
18th streets all his Furniture and Housekeeping Ef
fects, comprising
Rosewood Tetea Tete Sofa
Arm and Paror Chairs, in Maroon Plush
Elegant Rosewood Centre Table, with Egyptian mar
b,e-top
Table Ornaments
Three beautiful oil paintings by De Brackeleer
Louis XIV, Reception, and Castor Chairs
Giltframe Mirrors Candelabras
Ladies' Cabinet and Bookcase, Rout Tables
Walnut and Mahogany What Nots, Lounge
Mahogany french Sofa, Centre Table
Velvet, Brussels, and Three-ply Carpets, Rugs
Blue Dama.k and Lace Curtains, Cornice
Mahogany SideboaId, Extension Tables
French China Dinner. Tea, and Dessert Ware
Bohemian and Crystal cut Claret Jugs
Dccantcrs, G0b-ts. Champagnes
Finger Bowls, Wines, Tumblers
Siiver-plated Tea Service, Teakettle
Salvers. Casters. Cake Baskets. Coasters
Ivory handled Table Cutlery. III Irons
Elegantly carved Walnut Dressing Bureaus
WaIdrobes, Washstands, French Bedstead
Handsome Cottage Suites. Toilet Sets
Window Shades. ChintZ Curtains
Best Curledhair and Husk Mattresses
Bolsters and Pillows Bedding
Hat Rack Hall Lamp Olcloth
Passage ard Stair Carpeting, Rods and Eyes
Cooking Stove, Chamber Stoves
Together with good assortment of Kitchen Uten
sis.
credit of two and four months for satisfactorily en-
dorsed notes bearing interest.
JC MCGUIRE,
nov id Auctioneer.
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G II AT I s !!

JUST PUBLIsHED-A NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE!
\ FEW words on the rational treatment, without
n Medicine, of Spermatorrhss, or Local Weak
ness Nervous Debility, Low SPIRITS assitude Weak
ness OF the Limbs and the Back, Indisposition aud
incapacty for Stvdy and Labor, Dizziness of Appre-
henfion LOIS Of Memery, Aversion to Society, Love
OF Solitude Timidity, SefDistrust Dizziness Head
Ache, Involuntary Discharges, Pains in the Side, AT
lection OF the Eyes Pimpes on the Face, Sexual and
other Infrmitiss in Man
From The French Of Dr.. B. DeLnney.
The important fact that these alarming com plants
may easily be removed Wthooa medicine is in this
small tract clearly demonstrated, and the entirely
new and highly successful treatment, as a,opt,d by
the Author, fully explained, by means of which eve
~ one i enabled to cure himself perfectly, and at
the least possible cost avoiding thereby all the adj
yertised nostrums of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free, in a
sealed envelope. Icy remitng post paid two postage
stamps to DR.. b DELANEY, or Box lGo, broadway
Post Office, N Y nov On
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Orphans Court. Oct. 40 1s.a

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Washington County
- to wit: In the case Of Richard Templeman &
Mary Temp!eman. administrators Of George Temple
man, decea,ed. The administrators aforesaid have
with the appreciation of the Orphans Court Of Wash
lngton county aforesaid, appointed Tuesday. TIN,
"a OF November next, for the. final settlement and
Of the estate Of said deceased of the rs
se,s Ia bands OF said adminstrat rs. far as tn,
same has been collected ard turned into money
when NIL the creditors and heirs of said deceased ar,
notified to attend (st the Orphans Court of this city
WIN their claims properly vouchcd. or they ma,
Otherwise by sw he excluded from all benefit of s,iC
estate Provided copy of this order be published
once week for three weeks in the Evening Star
previous TO said 22l of November next
Ieste: ED. N. ROACH, Reg. Wills
True copy-Testc:
nov 4-E3t Ed n RQACII Dor WILL
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ANOTHER VICTIM TO THE SPIRITUAL RAP
PINGs.-The Buffalo Courier relates the
story of young couple in that vicinity,
in substance as follows: Though compar-
alive strangers to each other, they receiv-
ed communications from the rapping
world that they should become man and
wife, and accordingly went Immediately
before a justice and became one. The
young woman was already in declining
state of health, probably from the effects
of the humbuggery to which she had
yielded herself, and continued to decline,
Notwithstanding the divers before-un-
heard-of prescriptions of her spiritual adj
vlsers, and finally died and was buried
Her body, however, was kept for a week
or more without burial, owing to fears
which some of the friends entertained
that she was not dead. Her limbs, though
cold, did not grow stiff for three or four
days, and if the fingers were drawn
across her cheek with slight pressure, a
red spot was left, which gradually died
out, as a rush of blood in the living body
would follow in like circumstances.
Neither did the corpse show any symp-
toms of decay. but remained as it was the
first day after death. She was buried
at length, the physicians and her spiritu-
al friends quoting all doubts in their
own minds by asserting that her spirit
was too happy in the sphere where it had
gone to return again to the cares and
pains incident to tabernacling in the
flesh.
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auction..r.

~ ~ NV" ~
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF THE MOUNT
L PLEASANT HOTEL at Auction On TUES
DAY morning, November 18th, at 10 O'Clock, / shat
sell at the Mount Pleasant Hotel kept by John Foy
Esq, near the North Gate of the Capitol, all hi
Household Furniture and effects, consisting In par
Of
Mahogany hair and spring-seat Sofas
Divans, 0ttomans, Rockers, Psrlor Chairs
Mahogany marbietop Centre Tables
Mahogany Dining, Break fast, ard Card Tables
GiIt-frame Mirrors, Pictures
Brussels, three-ply and domestic Carpets
Painted Floor Cloth. Window Shades
Hall and Step Carpeting, Brass Rods and Eyes
Mahogany Bookcase, Sideboari
Lounges, Settees, Passage Tables
Cane and woOd-seat Chairs, Rockers
Brass Fire Sets, Rugs Venetian Blinds
High and low rost Bedsteads, Wsshstands
Bureaus, Toilet Sets, Looking-glasses
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware
Table Casters, Cutlery
Large number of parlur and chamber Stoves
Excellent Cook stove and fixtures
Refrigerators, Tin Safe
Side Tables. copper Cooking Utensils
Together with a general assortment of Kitchen
Requisites.
Terms; $50 and under cash; over that sum a cred
of 60 and 90 days fer notes satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest. JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
nov 9-dts- Auctioneer.
p. S.-Mr. Foy being about to remove to his new
hotel near the Depot, will rent the entire house
(Which is admirably adapted for a large boarding
will retain.
For terms, &c, apply On the premises, to the
Auctioneer. JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
luefioneey
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$4,000
WORTH OF SEASONAHLE nv G00ns
TO BE RUN OFF AT COST,


TN .o,..o,,o ~ DE - ~. n o1 W Xrp W..
roa. ~ $50 a. - 81 " '" IND huvng ous'
-, ~ W Hu " III 'ho o'a.es Vi Hhossaehuse'
,;o, 1,s" III mnon lequlies n,s PTsohal at,Sh
- =" .o' aa VI No. heAt, Eo
h IT,. ~ " nj VI |ne "noie STUN Ut cos'; 10
a. 80. .. th D ~ W nu t W ms'ahe apou
% s .'e 'o''o'e S'oc| "tsSt Nc C.oseo On o!
~ 90 oo I", o., - ".'t "."f'm' PERSONS nEhing Dh
nease coll 40 o~a;n nes 81, ,nan usua, pr'es' VII
viii find If IL, as .nt.
W. ~ ~ . III III e'eiy uIpai tuieht auo heariI
the i, LAST sIf two on,hs ha's 'eeh Doush' aurihg
@ 80,
* n;.coS Ir,,ra;n 60. - pa VI
80 do RrpssaI. DO
a do Ys,xot do do
% do Hen~ Il"
10 do Stair do
az do FIoor M, CIotb f,or, . =. 10 e.t,,
a75 nair Rlantets AVN 70 ~ ie'' WHO
Ito MarseiiIes Quilts
~ lIend.Ia do
200 n;eces Sheetincs
10 dom Table Mainline
$50 do Towels
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-09

- There ia no better time than the present TO
purchase your supplies of Fall and Winter clothing
To those in want of superior or lowpriced apparel,
we would urge the prudence of visiting the popular
establishment known rs NOAH WALKERS MAR.
BILE ALLCLOTHINGE EMPORIUM, Browns build
ng where they can be suited with every variety and
style of clothing. Their beautiful and we'll selected
stock consists in part of fine black and fancy coored
cloth frock sack and dress coats; superior plain and
fancy cashmere business frocks and sacks; rich
talmas paletats and sack overcoats; with the best
selection of fine black doeskin and fancy cashmere
pants cut velvet Silks satin, cashmere and plush
vests Also, shirts, COLLARS drawers, socks cravats
handkerchief', suspenders, gloves, undershirts, &c
All of which they will sell lower than any other
house in this or any other city We would also call
the attention of ladies to their complete assortment
of Boys Clothing. large supply of servants wear
ALWAYS on hand,
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Louisiana Election

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 8.-An election
took place in this State yesterday for
members of Congress and of the State
Legislature. The returns indicate that
the Democrats have carried the State.
The Wings only elect two members of
the Legislature in the city. The vote for
Congressman is not sufficiently full to de-
termine the result, but it is believed that
Dunbar, DEM, is elected from the second
district
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-09

q From a Smyrna letter of the 9th
of October, it appears that Koszta was
still in the French hospital, the United
States Consul having refused to send him
off, in obedience to the order of the Amer
lean Minister at Constantinople. The
French Consul also refused to execute an
order from the same source, and Koszta
himself declared that, under the circum.
stances, he would not quit the prison; SO
that the affair is as far as ever from being
arranged.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-09
Politics in Massachusetts,.

Boston, Nov. 8.-The Democrats of
Suffolk county, in Convention last even
ing, nominated the following gentlemen
for State Senators james Chcever, Cy-
rus Washburn, Joseph Smith, c. I. Wood
man, Aaron Hobart and Augustus Den
ton.
The usual number of representatives
were also nominated.
A series of resolutions in favor of re-
peal OF the existing liquor law were adopt
ed by the Convention.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-09

~ PALPrArloN OF THE HEART, NERVOUS DIsy. srs
Liver Complaint, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia Costiveness
and Piles, all relieved and cured in an incredible
short space Of ii by Carriers Spanish Mixture the
great tonic and purifier of the blood. 1t confirms
not particle of Mercury, Opium, or any noxiops
drug; is perfectly harmless, and has cured more
than five hundred cases of disease
We can only refer the reader to the certificates a
few of which may he found in another column. and
all Of which detailed in full around the bottle
1t Is the greatest ofall Spring and Fall Medicines
and possesses an influence over the blood truly re.
markabie. .s..s a--. 80 :
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-09

U Speaking of the Swedish novelist,
and of the authoress of "Uncle Tom s
Cabin" the New London Chronicle Justly
says:
"The truth is, there never were, since
people first learned to write their names,
two persons more egregiously over-rated
than Frederika Bremen and Mrs. Beecher
Stowe. They have by some inscrutable
dispensation of Providence become vogue
it is the fashion to praise them and they
are praised, ad naseum-for what, no son
of Adam or even Adams daughters can
tell. There is not a common school girl
in the land whose composition lesson :"
would deserve word Of praise unless it
was quite as good in point of style, and
thought, as the crack chapter that might
be selected from either of the writers
whose works the good natured world has
agreed to 60 into rapture about. 1t seems
to us to be about time to have done with
this nonsense"
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New York, Nov. sth.-Tbe election
.pr state and local officers took place in
enis State to-day. The Hard and Soft
smell Democracy and Wings had each a
iuii uchet IN the field. We compare with
the vote OF lS4s, when the Democrats
party was similarly divided. There was
much excitement in this city, and in many
OF the Wards serious riotine occurred. d.
The day was stormy, snow falling in MANY
parts Of the State. The Second Ward
votes Wing POS, Hard lS3, Soft l27. Re-
form 80. In IS4S the vote stood TAYLOR
625, Cass $50, Van Buren, IS. In Albany
the Wings have succeeded by large
majority, electing their Mayor and other
officers.
SECOND DESPATCH.
10k p. M.-The 10th Ward votes
Wing $50, Soft 5S4, Hard go. In 1S4S
the vote was Taylor 1857, Cass l,l27,
Van Buren, $50. In two districts of the
9th Ward the vote is Wing 81, Hard 39l,
Soft 379, Reform 235.
THIRD DESPATCH.
III p. M.-The returns come in very
slowly, owing to the large number Of
tickets to be counted. The general i'm
preston is that the Wings have carried
the State.
FOURTH DESPATCH.
New YORK, Nov. 9, l2k M.-Thc re-
turns Of the election in this State are ex-
ceedingly conflicting. 1t is thought here
that the Wing State ticket is undoubtedly
elected: Its majority is supposed to be
about 10000.
So far we hear of the election of 10
Wing Assemblymen and 2 Hards and .
Softs.
In the city, Is Wings, 10 HardS and 6
Softs are elected to the Common Council.
There are 4 Hards, Softs, S Reformers,
and 3 Wings elected to the Board of Al
dermen.
Another despatch states that to the
Common Council the Wings elect 6, the
HardS 10, and the Softs Z.
The telegraph wires throughout the
State are interrupted by the storm raging,
thus preventing the prompt transmission
of the returns.
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From the Fishing Grounds.

BosToN, Nov. S.-Halifax papers state
that the mackerel catchers were doing
well in the vicinity of Fort Hood. Some
vessels were taking eighty barrels per
day. The British have tried to enforce
the headland limits, but the American
vessels will encroach. Sixty-eight Brit
ish and forty-six American vessels were
near Fort Hood
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Arrival and Departure of Ocean
M A r r IE n

On the LIST instant, by the Rev. J. B. Donelan, Mr.
WILLIAM HAYES to Miss Able SULLIVAN
all of this city.
In Kentucky. on the 29th October, the Hon. AR
CHlBAI.D DIXON, U. :. Senator, 10 Miss SUSAN
BULLlTT, daughter of William Z. Bullitt Ed, OF
Jefferson county, Ky.
I'm the 3a instant, by the Rev. Mr. Hedges. Mr.
GEORGE FRIDLEY to Miss MARGARET 4. RAY.
all Of this city.
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SECOND DESPATCH.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 9, P. M.-The cleo
ton in Louisiana is doubtful. One de-
spatch says, the Wings elect three Con-
gressmen and the Democrats one and
carry the State. Another despatch says
the Democrats elect three Congressman
and probably carry the State.
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nov 4-F3t ED. N. ROACH Reg. Wills.


THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE that tie
L subscriber hath oh aimed from the Orphans
Court OF " ashington County, in the District of Co
lumba, letters Parliamentary the yersonsl estate
OF Rachael ROBERTSON, late OF Washington County.
deceased. All p rsons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warnsd to exhibit tn,
same, with the vouchers thereof to the sutscril err
on before the 18th day of October next: they NAV
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of the
said estate Given under my band this 18th day OF
October, 1853 FLODOARDO HOWARD
&C 2f-WSy$- F,acutor