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TELEGRAPHIC.
EXPRESSLY for the Daily Evonine Star
THE ELECTIONS.
NEW YORK

THE ELECTIONS.
NEW YORK.
NEW YoRk, Nov. s.-Ssymour's plur,lny
In this city 10 $4,000 over his highest oppo-
mont. 1t ID thought that he Il re. lsot.d With
| the whole Soft State ticket Barker, Know
Nothing Is probably elected Mayor; Wood,
Soft, runs him close. Oakley Hall, Rsformer.
is elected District Attorney. Bradford Fu.
sionist, Surrogate.
coNGREss.
Guy Pelton, Wing, il elected In the ID dr.
trict; stranshan, Wing, in the I'd district
Kelly, Soft, beats Walsh In the 9TH; Andrsvu,
Wing, is elected In the 5th; Wheeler, Hard, In
the 9th; Russell Sage, Wing, In the 18th; Mat
teson, Wing, in the 10th; Middleton, Soft, IN
the 18th; Bayard CLARK, Whis, in the 9th;
Miller, Wing, in the 18th; Haroourt. Inde-
pendent, in the 18th; Spinner, Soft, in the 18th:
Granger, Wing, In the 24th; Williams, Soft. In
the 10Th; Havens, Wing, In the SD. The
Know Nothings and Silver Greys, polled q
large vote. The Wing party, proper s
aWfuiiy defeated. The legal allure 10 against
them
SECOND DISPATCH.
By the returns, thus far, Ullman has 40 600
votes, Seymour Al, 600, Clark IS, 600, Bronson
10000. The indications are that Ulluan is
elected
Tweed is elected Alderman.
THIRD DISPATCH.
Barker Knov Noth;r o,
over Wood Dem. oy small majority. The
omcial vote snust decide.
Taylor, Hard, Is elected 10 Congress In the
"a Dstrict and not stranahsn, Whig.
Hall, Wing and Know Nothing, hss bsp
elected Mayor Of Brooklyn BY 1900 M
Jority. The Council Is Wing and Know
Nothing
FOURTH DESPATCH.
Ullmann gains in the counties, bis vote in
Is close with Seymour. seymour's chances
best Clark's friends despair Of his election.
FOURTH DIsPArcH.
seymour's plurality in this city q 2.7oO. he
is ahead as far as heard from, and b probably
elected.
Allen, Hard, It is thought lie elected 70 Con-
gress from the first district
NEW JERSEY.
NEWARK, Nov. S.-Vail, Nebraska Demo.
crat. is elected to Congress from the Ish dis,
trict-the balance Of the Congressional dels-
CATION are Fusionists
SECOND DRsPAfcHl
Clawson, Wing, Native, Know NesAfns ard
Free Soiler, Is elected to Congrsn fs.u Tie
hrst district Of New Jersey, BY Over ave hun.
dfed majority.
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 9Th -Sp>oner, Washbarn
ana Bellinghurst, Fusionists, are elected TO
Congress, The Legislature 10 anti NsbrashA
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, Nov. S.-Bingham, Free Soil. I,
probably elected Governor. Wsldron. How.
ord, Walbridgs and Wisnsr, Iahonia.s, elsss,d
to Congress.
ILLINOIS
CHICAGO, Nov. S.-Sevan Fusionists are car.
tsinly elected to Congress The Lseislasu,s
is of the same complexion.
Bank Failurea
CINCINNATI, Nov. S.-The bank If C,rsIe
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Auction HAleA.

BY j. @. Moe UIRE, Auctfonser.
&PLkNDIb FAMILY CARRIAGE, TWO-SEAI
y Buggy Wagon, pair Of handsome black Carriag.
Horses, Double and Single Harness at Auciion.-On
o'clock, in front of the auction room' shall sel)
without reeerve-
One splendid Family Carriage, nearly new, and o,
superior make and 6nieh
One handsome two seat Buggy Waeon
Span of fine snowy black Carriage Horres
Single and Double Harness, Handsomely mounted
with silver
The above are the property of foreign Minister
about to leave the country, and will be sold without
Terms cash. JAMES G. MCGUIRE,
nov I'd Auctioneer.
By DOWNS 4 HUTCHINSON. Auc,s.
kfANCY GOODS, UNDER GARMENTS CT .ARS,
NJ &C, at Auctien:-On WEDNESDAY EVEN.
ING November s. at O'Clock. shall cell at our
store large invoice of Fancy Goods Port Mopnaiea
Perfumery, Merino Shirts and Drawers, Id sisry'
Gloves, suspend'rs, Pocket Handkerchiefs, Crsyats
stocks. DC Also three Gold Watches, small lot +
JeWelry, and 8 Zoo igars. Terms cash
DOWNS & HUTCHINSON.
Auctioneers, Pennsylvania Az near ak St
nov Esd ~ %
BY ,. G. MCGUIRE, Auetioneer.
VALUA ABLE ISLAND LOTS AT AUCTION ON
THURDAY AFTERNOON, November o. at
o'clock, on the premi es shall sell Lots 3, a. s. and
OF RACES subdivision # square No. 800 fronting
back 9S feet containg 2 295 square feet
Terms: Onethird cash, the balance in s;x and
Twelve mo"ths, with interest, secured by deed of
trust on the property. -
JAMES @. MCGUIRE.
nov 4-d lu.s..
By r.. II. JEWELLE 4 Co., Aucts,
SATURDAY morning, November 4, 1854, At
~ The premises, No. 403, Seventh street we .baIi
sell the f. rni ure of family declining nousekeep
ing, con listing in part Of
One complete sstt Of Cottage Furniture
Beds and Bedding, Carpets, Stoves,
Coosing Utsnsels, DC.
X. II. JEWELLE Co., Auctionesrs
noTl-5t 10. 3l7, Penpsg 1vsna avenue.
The above sale is postponed until MONDAY
MORNING, November rs, at 10 O'Clock, at the came
place. R.. H'JEWELI.E r 20 '"'no
nOv y Auc ioneers
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ILLINOIS

CHICAGO, Nov. 8-Sevan Fusionists are car.
tainiy elected to Congress. The Lsgislatsrs
is of the same complexion.
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pEKBE'S NEW YORK HATS-A Full -
ID and complete assortment Ct Beebe's New
York Hats for the Fall trade, at
STEVENS's,
ect1S Salesroom Browne Hotel
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By WATERBURY, T. DYER, Aucts.,
New York.

BY WATERBURY, u DYER, Aucts..
New York.
WATERBURY DYER, Of the city Of New York. Auo-
tionesrs, are authorized to make sales of any and
all goods in the Crystal Palace which may be intrust
ed to them by Exhibitors.
JOHN H. WHITE, Prest Crystal Palace.
New York, Oct u, 1864.
In pursuance of the above appointment, we here
by give notice to ali owners of goods, NOV within
the Crystal Palace who desire to have their goods
included In our " Catalogue Sales at Auction
within the Palace. to forward US nMspIATELY. for
such Sales (by mail or ezpress) a complete invoice
OF each article; also an order upon the President of
the Crystal Palace Association q. H. White, ESQ. )
for the delivery of every article enumerated in their
invoices
The sales will be ExCLUEvEIY FOB CASH and will
include goods Of sill descriptions whiting the Palace
and IN order to arrange the different D. ticles no
on exhibition for sale a2d to prepare caaog for
particular days Of sale, the immediate attention Of
Exhibitors is requested. The day of each sale and
particulars will be found in the View York Journ,
Of Commerce, and Courier and Enquirer.
WATERBURY DYER, Crystal Pslace Auc,rs.
oct So-2wd Store, No. SO Broad st., N 7
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Boarding,

DoOMs AND BOARD.--sEVERAL SINGLE GEN.
1O tlemen can be accommodated with pleasant
rooms and board, in private family, with sin the
comforts of home, by application a; No. 81 Az st,
west side, between Missouri and Pa. avenues.
oct 2l-lms
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NEW CABINET WAREROOMS.

ktDWIN GREEN having removed to bis larg,
~ four.story building On Pennsylvania
avenue. between Seventeenth and Eigh -
teen'h streets, has now ON hand an ex.-A2
tensive assortment Of FURNITURE andGA1
SdAlfs OF every kind and quality. His old cua
toners and the public are invited to look at hi
large STOCK which he Is selling at very low prices
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E'OR RENT-A STORE ON PA. AVENUE-THE
neat and convenient sized Store In Star Build.
lngs next to the corner of Pa avenue snd Eleventh
street, which said corner Is soon TO be onened nv
Hilbus Hits, as their Music Store and Piano vars
rooms The store now for rent will make q capital
stand for almost any kind of business, as already
business place in Washington Apply at the counter
OF the Star omce oct 25-tf
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By E. 8. WRIGHT, GEORGETOWN,
( NANAL STEAM PACKET AT AUOTION-On
" FRIDAY, the 10Th Of November at IL O'Clock
m, shall sell at Rtter's Canal Wharf, the STAN
Packet Congrsas, with her Furniture and Eouip
msnts aS
In cash; balance in xix and nine months for notes
With approved security, bearing interest.
The Boat can be seen and any information given
by calling on VIM. H. Ritter, Esq
e. 5. WRIGHT,
OCT 1900 Auctionesf.
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QRIoKS AND BRICK YARD FOR SALE.-WE
- the undersigned, offer at private sale our dry
clay steam Brick Press, in successful operation
with lao 600 feet Of ground attached to the same
with thirty horse power engine and boilers com
piete, built last spring by VIM. NJ Ellis Brother
with all the utensils PERTAINING to the same, such
as
Wheelbafrows, Brick Cars, Spades
Shovels, Picks
Forge and Blacksmiths' Utensils
And grist Mill attached to the same pover
which can grind from 60 to 80 bushels of corn pei
day: f'-
W. have now on hand
400 GOO machine made bricks, burnt, ready for mar.
ket " ~-
eO,GOO 'front.' do do ell of good quality
From 100, 600 to 100000 hand made do, unburnt
oooo machine made bricks, unburot
All OF which will be disposed of on reasonabls
terms
Those wishing to go into the above business have
DOW hne opportunity offered them. Call and see.
we sre still making from 10000 to $4,000 ler day
OCT A-dtl3th" A. 4 T. A. RICHARDS.
DOR sALE-A COMFORTABLE AND CoNvE-
Il nient twostory brick House, No. ~ Indiana
avenue, near Second street and Trinity church I'm.
mediate possession given. Apply 10
~ CHAS. H. LANE
no: ~ Penn avenue, Gents Furnishing Store.
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MICHIGAN

DETROIT, Nov. s.-Bingham, Free Soil, u
probably elected Governor. Waldron, How
ord, Walbridgs and Wisnsr, Iahoniats, elssssd
to Congress.
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LfOR RkNT.-THE LARGE BRICK Hon an
Il on the corner of Fourteenth and stre.ts will
oe rented low to good tenant. The house contains
ven rooms, and is in complete order. The grounds
Stfacned contain 10000 feet Inquire of J. Russell
Barr, co'nsr Of Eleventh and NJ streets
oct 90-2a3w-MSat
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oct M-eo&ds
By BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY, Auc,r.

By BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY, Auc,rs
GEORGETOWN.
INTENSIVE SALE OF BOOKS AND STATION
~ EkY, Encyclopedias and Valuable Standard
WORKS, IN every department # Literature Science.
and Art ANIMALS and BOOKS Elegantly Illus.
trated and Ill Illuminated, Pictorial Embelirhsd and
Deaut1tully bound. Fine Family and Pocket Bibles,
Letter and Cap Paper, Portfolios, Gold Pens, DC.
To be sold at Auction THIS EVENING. at seven
O'Clock, at the store Of
BARNARD BUCKLEY, Bridge st.
~ The attention Of the public, in this city and
vicinity is respectfully invited to this Collection
Books, which is believed to be the NEST valuable
collection OF standard works ever offered at Auction
in this place The Books are new and war;. nted
PERFECT. me sale will be positive and without re-
serve, to the highest bidder, and will be continued
every evening until all are sold.
N. B.-Books for examination and at Private Sale
during the day. BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY.
oct 3l-dtf
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For eale and Rent.

SToRE FOR RENT AND STOCK FOR sALE-
~ The Subscriber offers for rent the Store on ths
corner Of Fourteenth and L streets north AlIo ths
stok Of GROCERIES contained therein, on reason
able terms. '"
Two rooom will Be rented with the stors !, a.
sired. ~ w.
=, Az the person who agreed to take my Stock and
House failed to comply with the terms it is neces
sary 10 offer 1t again, LANES DAIV
nov 7-3th
tho LETLA HANDSOME TWO STORY FRAME
House, with fine Par'ors, Dining room, Kit.
between 18th and 18Th, I,land Inquire next door
CT to ftUnuTS "'oi'
nv 81 Twelfth str aet
E0R RENE-TwO TwO-sTORY FRAME
- HOUSES, on Eighth street. between and P.
nearly new, containing six rooms Possession given
immediately. Inquire of
Il MoGINNITY,
nov 7-lW' No 3l4 Eighth street.
Foo, RENr-A FINE NEW BRICK HOUSE,
nue. and Tenth streeE, with a pump o, good water
in the yard TIE situation is one of the hsndsomest
Apply to GEO. G. L4NdLEY.
nog 7-3tH
DOR RENr-RooMs IN CENTRAL, AIRY,
l. and heslthy part Of tho city, not far from the
smithsonian Institution or any of the Departments
For terms-which are moderate apply at the Ii
brary, west end Of the Smithsonian Institution to
nov 7-eo3t P,S, KENYON
DOR RENT-PARr OF MY HOUSE ON 18th
street, S4l, consisting Of six rooms, with good
TWo-story stable in the rear. The rooms will be
rented 'eparat.ly to gentlemen if required and can
be served with breakfast and tea
Inquire on the premises Of
nov 7-3t MRS. A. D. PHILLIPS
Dor RENT-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
L Rent Apply at No, 432 west Fifteenth street.
nov I 4ts
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Mn. SCHONENBERG,
Teeener q Piano and Singing,
NO. S55 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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nON'T YOU WANT A HOMk?-lOO BUILDING
~ Lots for sale on easy terus to suit any person
that wants to build Fine store house on corner OF
Seventh and G streets, to let.
WALTER A. TRUE,
Carpenter and Builder,
G, between Seventh and Eighth street.
oct A-1mS
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LtOR RENT, on the l0tn instant, a comfortable
+ two and half story Dwelling, plessan " itu.
ated, n L, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
Holmes Row, containing nine rooms, &C., at 500
Per annam. Inquire On tae premises, or to
PRESLEY SIMPSON, ESQ,
nov 6-eo3ts Gene, al POST Offi.
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FURNISHED PARLOR AND CHAMBER FOR
Il RENT-Several comfortab furnished Rooms,
in Judi Psrlor, can be had in q private family,
ard upon reasonable terms, by early application to
t suttciber, on the premises, No. ITO, cerner of
nusylvania avenue ana Twentieth street. in the
First Ward Board can be obtained in the neigh
DO hood, If desired. D. HINES.
nov eo6t*
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- OC&s OPPOSITE THE PATENT OFtICF FOR
IL thNT-The rooms in the new building directly
opposite the east portico, the best situation in tn
city for Patent Agents
Also, in the same building, very fine basement
well finished, dry, and well lighted, well suited for
Job printing ctrice, book hndsry, &c. Inquire Of
nov 2-eo3w HATES RRO
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DOR RENT-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOB
l. Rent. Apply at No, 432 west Fifteenth street
nov I 4ts
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NEW JERSEY.

WIDCUNSIN.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 9Th -sp>onsr, washbarn
and Bellinghurst, Fusionists, are elected 10
Congress, The Legislature 10 anti M brasks.
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LANDLORD AND TENANT CAsE-Tb;a morn-
ing, the case of John F. Callan vs.. P. Butler
was tried before jury at the ONCE of Justice
Clark 1t was claim for taxes Defendant
rented house from plaintiff at six dollars Der
month. Tho jurors decided that the tenant
was not liable to pay taxes, upIess it was
shown that contract to ii at effect had bean
made. Counsel for plaintiff, John l.. Smith,
Esq, for defendant, g r. Giberson, ESQ.
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Gbe Eanp Of GastIs gatmhtt#.

Rein ifnthy snorting charger, aia aak
That stag bat cheats thy sight al 54 g,st.5f
=, : pith bis ssamiho sssr .nS s;aht s9
~ 80 -s-, 1'N
Now, where the mouldering turrets En- "a
of the outer gate arise GeeF ss$g
Whsrs ths ~ q ms ,oss,tn s his svos 80
= $50
r The sun shone hot above him t-1t84
The castle was still as death; ~, Il
viii J aaen ia ras-, nas,n hr.ath
- ff'l- - "'s
Who now will bring me q besker Fjll tGSf
Of the rich old wine that here, ~, .s.,t, s.s u
In the checked up vaults Of Windeck,
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G. IssEuzAg nH AgT66 a. ii 5.as!Iaac

~ NORTHERN I&45 &1E--J4kX
soglE from Lake Ha..Ils aud Eys,
United Mail Cape Vincent Ogdensbnrgh Mon
beal and Cape with
and 1. Montreal with Atlantic and ST. Rsosd 81.
and champlain Railroad for Poriahd White Mountains
DN''sA Tims-s4 hours 10 Montreal. @3s5,
BAT STATE Capt Lsdyard NEW YORK Capt iss
Lewiston dsiy oeck Cape
and VIII s HIKE
next day. in Tina ~ for iha quebec hoats.
LEAVING Buffalo at oS
II O'Clock train Of Buffalo a. In time
for Boston, take ths train Of cara
leave immediately, arriving Boston at harast o'clock
NNF-'' THE UNITED sTATrs MAIL LINZ. E.
6tsarneB ONTARIO, Throop Captan Ente
Captain Chds leave daily
csped at O'Clock giving four hours and
Harbor Knson clayon eetng
the River nsh Of the Thousand Islands
and the Rapids q beautiful 81 BY and
nscng with the Boon Rarosd for Roase Point
with the Express Train Of Cars
for Albany and Now York direct.
The above Limo saya Buffalo BY the Bu
pleasure Of viewing Brocks
The Great Wire scenery o e
Niagara River through leaving ~
Falls The Buffalo also arrive in Lewis
time for She passing the Thousand by
upper RIVER Steamers Montreal
rushing and dashng Of the noble s affnE
o'clock ths Gay IN tine lor me
The steamers Of the American Line for spset
comfort having all the equipmonta for safety required BY
with spacious and beautiful uppa State entire
Passengers procure Tickets and full ohiee
\ opp6aite Buffalo and Nagars Falls Railroad Depot.
oces In Cataract House and International HOTEL N.sgsf
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MJEW BAsIN sAsH. DOOR AND BIINp

i FACToRY-sAwlNe. TURNING AND FLAMING Mill
Mahogany WAnu Cedar Poplar White and Cypress
constantly hand and sawed 70 order Nsws Baaaa
Awning Posts and Moudng Of description. Ao
Brick Lime Cement ets and
with dispatch the Jun yohls
epposieths New Basin. lois1y JULES 4. BLA sa
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\ GHEATHING COPPER AND YELLOW
10 METAL7s shsahing Copper assorted IA to as %
Yollow Shsathng Metal 10 70 a store and o
Il oa5 56t s4Cana street,
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nu..u rY Week Days From IA. M. to 6P.M.
orf'oI houhs' Sundays and Holidays: From to II A.
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ESOR HAVRE.-The A / fast sailing .sfSA
American ship HENRY GRINNELLs Cap ospaan ~ - -
Of 400 Saisa eeson' ARPs WHITNEY CO. 81 Camp street.
fEr For passage, apply to the Captain on board o
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SECRET DIsEASEs-Of Office 50 Customhouse
~ .sss. e.tws.s Royal "A BsaEhon a.rssts-DR JAMES
he
i mort appalling thst they obAn es,tan aafe and
eedy whoat the Cubsbs
pIus from .hts I. .sysn whsa. aoGnss
procured om himss trial Dc not effect
hsfgs will made Dr. of certificates from
Ia all ths union the
effected which
Since
under the Rmede
ID order that The Aicted avail
nby truly dissoveriss Dr. parma
this Private
served. kz D6es hottie to fshiS fylp
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No. IL and IA Cont Street, Bet,ceem Char
tres and Leuee streets,

tres and Leoee streets,
sB Begs inform the proprietorr Of Bill
iard that he j. ready to furnish them With BLInD IA
been whetnsr manufactured In the North West
which every day called upon make Billiard
Tables coming those have enabled him
the Of construction best suited the
Of humid climates. - =. - -.
most liable deoraios attention Been phd
the construction of thess parts 80 " /
Every Billiard Mahogany table, combined with
Oak Cherry Hickory wrapping
direction ie57ggla y
bands BY
the French cahouhoue nsed different unnac
The india rubber hase been used by him since
satisfy hemaeves Of the above BY Waiting his
ready they will convince bas do
EVERY BILLIARD TABLE BOUGHT FROM HIN Is WAR
RhNTED FOR "A NUMBER OF YEARS LIMITED BY THE PuR-
CHASER. .tos5 Ea7tI 5Seslse. sE 5sgs5 .H7t ' I
He hss constantly hand great varsity of - 7.
- NEW AND SECONDHAND BILIIARD. TABLES. " /
Aso-BAILs and PINS for the TENPN ALLEY
n 6 = 81 EIGffT LEG BILLIARDS. A5zzA
~ to Nav sans, and who desire to
OF the ar have only communicate
heirordersto BANToGNI then sataaetoriy.
BANToGN has also the honor 70 inform his friends and the
pubn that with
the largest manuaetuisrn Cloth be has hand
quRy that cloth billiard Tsbes which he
The heuis the relations which he has snb
hhed continues zach ebsh with the best
orisa of France the United him 10 sell all articles
his line nt below rntsh.fis oS1
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...'. TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 81 1854. 1
DAILY CRESCEN

THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT, :.
0FFIcS NO. - ST CHARLES STRRsT, ~
Will be regularly city early
advaaes payable 70
the o8ee, is 2bie Carriers.
THE CALCULATION
of the CszsesSf Daily Weekly desirable
- medium 70 Advertiser ksg 80 fsStyg4Siig sN
FAMILY PAPER 'st
afy crsns
toMes Be advsrttsd In
s cetuns. No In the city among
families a a. - : 81
0UR TERMsi1 -
auck 70 invite bs attention and patronage ahic,
!
Per Square Of Tes Lines
Every subaequont insertion. 80
the Second Page
for ahorter - -
charged accordingly. = 2 p 5fi 4 t-75T15i
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1854-01-04
Marry in Haste, and Repent at Leisure

In ono of the Western papers we observe
an account Of marriage ceremony. performed
on board Of 4 steamboat, the parties never
having met until they began their voyage to.
gether to the Crescent city. The narrative
Is given with various honrisbes Of rlistoric, a.
ii the affair was a subject Of pride and inii-
nation. Perhaps, in The present instance, tho
editor may be correct, But, as a general rule,
the old proverb Is right, which ays that peo-
pie who marry in haste repent at leisure.
n G cannot approve, consequently Of tho
applause bestowed on transactions like this.
There are foolish couples enough in this world,
ready 70 rush into matrimony without fore.
thought and prepared to think that il i
worry fine thing to have the ceremony come
of IN somsRtriking manner. Sd as TO attract
public attention, without having this weakness
fed BY eulogisiic newspaper paragraphs Tbs
evil IS becoming really serious one. Every
few weeks some new paragraph appears re-
specling pair who havc wated on short in
timacy. Tba last one. we believe. chrohiclei
marriage after a few hours acquaintance.
II things % on. accelerating in this fashion,
American wed liugs will yet emulate 10 Chi
nesc ones, for il will be considered mTt In
the mode To marry. without meeting 1T all.
II has been said that marriage il d lot
terry No one ever questioned that it was,
when people welded on q short acquaintance;
but the remark il not true If made respecting
marriages after due intimacy No j0abt
the closest friculship, before marrilga. viii
be insufficient to meet entirely the mainal
characters Of the pair to each other But ia
proportion ID the length 81 the acquaintance.
anl the common sense Of tie lovers will ba
their knowledge Of the fobles Of one another
Nor is this all Even in the case Of rcrV
young lovers, who have not set taken to OBJ
serving character, ii they are thrown tamil-
iarly together, in the social circle eff the
brides family, they cannot but assimulatc 10
each other IN time, SO that tn risk Of mar
riage is greatly lesscncd But when ma.rimo-
ny is contracted, upon an acquaintance Of but
a few hours, Or even days, lie chances arr
frighifully great that the par viii not suit
each other
Another ridiculous ifnot culpablc practice
much Landed ID some newspapers, IS od1i,y
and therefore peculiar no.oristy il the mar
riage. Some time ago q welding was held
in Mammoth Cave Before that, one occurred
on bridge, just at the dividing line, If we
remember correctly, between two States.
AL these freaks are perpetratel for secret
love Of publicity. They aow from the sans
mmaid.uly spirit, which a.pires after ornate
bridal chambers at hotels, and Oh board steam.
boats Il /. not fat.ering to the sex Of this
country, that. jnst when truly feminine wo-
man shrinks from all no.oriety, 50 many brides
are found to brazen it out, courtng notice by
the marked character OF their dress aud DC.
meanor philadelphia Leiger.