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"awKER ON SHOOTING, eoiteo ~ WnneA
IL # p, rtsr, Esq.
rL-!nt yorester's Field eports, vols
= n,i..n Game IN is seasons, BY Frank yrs:t9
n. ROD and the Gun, by Wilson md Oesls1ghsl
vol Edinburgh
sncrtsmsu In France, Z vols, London
~. Ynnps sportsman's Manual, BY Oravsn, vol
Clint. 70 spor smen, BY LswiA Md
fbe shooters Manual
Kriders Sporting Anscdotes
Toustt on the Dog edited by Lewis, Md.
Dfnks On pors, edited by Frank yoreeter
o6oorvatsene on Dog BrsakiAg, By WnhA NO.
aaNsksspR
Richardson On Dogs
ool Hutshinson on Dog Brsaiing, I vol, Ls11a
Mayhsy On Dook
sPu sx0A se$
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pLAYlNG CARDS, Visiting Cards, Printers do,
i Blank Checks and Notes; Letter, Cap, Drawing
Tissue and Waste Paper; Ink Sand Blank and pas,
BOOKS Paper Cutters and Folders, Inhstands, Sand
Boxes, Pens, P~ncils &c
Also, Perfumery, Fancy Goods &C.
JNo. r. ELLIS
Pa avenue, between 9Th and 10th sts
Gan 6-tf o~e'
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

MRS. CH0ATR hes resumed The -
Millinery business, at her rsefdene',
&% on the south side Of LouibaHs ave- Is
W. near 9Th street, where she viii Be
CAD to zee her old and new patrons. with al ne
10 cat Fashions T. please viii be her object
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- nearly opposite Browne Hotel, has 6ne ROOMS
and offers every desirable comfort and accommods,
ton for families or single gentlemen-permanent
or transient. No more agreeable boarding house
Will Dc round In washington. je 15-1y
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Gsr-0n the 10th instant, god Sleeve Button,
IL marked J. r 4. The finder win greatly oblirs
the loser by leaving n at this ofhoe.
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NEW ,JEWELRY

NEW JEW ELR1,
o. WATCHES, SILvERWARE, &c-M. W.
N.AGALT BIO. are now opening their Fall
b eJassortment Of elegant JEHELRY superior
<> Gold WATCHES pure SILVER WARE &c.
70 which they invite the attention of customers
The above are all Of the very latest stylee, and
are offered at the lowest possible rates
NV. GAIT 4 BRO.
sign Of the Golden Eagle, Pc. ave., betw.
sep 146t 9th and 10th sta.
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N FOR SALE-The Sloop GEO. WASH
INGTOM, lying at 18th st Wharf. She is in
gooo sailing order. Seven tons freight. For terms
enquire at the corner 10th and K streets.
RuR 22-n
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Boarding,

NJ RS. b. SPRIGG has several ROOMS, for
W the accommodation Of boarders, on C, betw
Sd and ~ streets sep l4-4ts
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TO ALL LOVERS OF GOOD BUTTER.

THE subscriber will, on tomorrow, Saturday.
L the 9Th instant, open at his STALL, No lis,
Centre Market as choice an article In the Butter
line as can be procured In the great Valley OF Viz.
ginia. He hopes that his unsQuallsd facilities, and
strict attention to business will pressure him share
OF public patronage JAS. y. DUNNAWlN.
sep 8-1mt
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kVh hENT-A very nice STORE, on Psnnsylv,.
MA svenue. one door from the corner of I1tb
81 winch said corner store has just bean ie.sed
~ n'Su. Hits ftr their Music establishment.
INLo cates Rooms, DC The Store now for rent r.
about - feet on the avenue, by 20 feet deem. and
VII! maze capital l'cation for almost sny kind If
S,ar 1. apply soon to Walach Rope, at the
SAD lS-tf
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HAMILTON G. FAINT.

BANKER AND DEALER IN EXCHANGE STOCKS, &C.,
Pennsylvania avenue, bet,Oeen ~ and 9Th streets,
Washington, d. O.
TINCURRENT Money and Land Warrants bought
" and sold. Drafts all the principal tiles sold
to suit purchasers. Six per csBt. allowed on all
moneys remaining on depoeite over thirty days.
Claims against the Government collected.
aan h--eo1m
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kfOR RENT-FOR OFFICES AND MEoHANIoh,
- saoPS-The premises in which tho star ia
now Printed aud published on street, south side,
nea. s intersection with 18th street and Pennsyl-
Vania avenue; consisting Of two Buildings. In front
ana rear, with convenient yard room Intervening
Inc mont bt ding contains four rooms a at present
divided off, three On the ground floor and one in the
seeono story; all OF them being we'll located for me-
chanics' shops. The two lower story front rooms
will also make capital offices. The back building
Will answer we'll for machine shop. Carpenters.
painters blacksmith's other mechanics shop, re.
the city, and to be spacious.
Terms moderate. Apply Immediately to
sep8 -tf WALLACE HOPE
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MARCH DE BRAvOURB, composed By Nathan
u Hichardsoo, 3ust ysoeivsd by
H2- BGBUH. 4 Mtk
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"ANTED-Tweuty shares of Stock IN the Wash.
w fnSton Building ton, for which . pre-.
~sun will be paid.
] p. DICKINSON,
Attorney and Agent
Pa avenue, between 18th and Nth sts.
zen 6-eo6tA o'
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Wants.

"Wonts" and Wastsd" Advertisements, four lines
% iea tbs each insertion. IS cents; each additional
line cents. -,
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DhINTING PRESsESs FOR SALE.
i The proprietors of the Nucsing Ssar CHER for
sale, on reasonable terms, three Printing Presses
One of these presses Is capable Of printing both sidss
Of double medium sheet ct cnce, ct the rate OF one
thousand shes To Per hour, making excellent regis
ter The others are o medium smith pres and .
Ramage Cap Press. These presses ase In good con
dition. 91d
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k'o no KENT.on Capitol Hill. q small Dv.llI,o
noosE; with large stable and lot suitable fbr
De, 1sson yard or garden. Apply at No. /, Carol
$3.50, oePs'I nil sep 15-4ts
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k>oR RENT-Elegsnt Parlors and Chambers. vel,
L furnished One or two single gentlemen can he
well accommodated on reasonable ,erms None
others mead apply Best reference given and re-.
CURED. Apply on the premises, to C. r GARNER
on North G, between 18th and 18th Sta
sep 11-MWAM&
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D"ELL1Na HOUSE FOR RRNT.-A neat ana
- ucon1oftao three story and attic brick Dvei
twn nV a osarly nswO situated on street, b..
t.n.n+ ~, I'm sna 10th: To prompt and pune usl
h noS VII oooMBs, Furniture Dealers, 7th str.et
80 = SUI N. sen l6-ata
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"ANTED-Opinions Of the Attorney Generals
W Once lately published, In vols, for which q
moderate price will be given in purchase or in ex
chanse. RkANCK taylor.
s-n O.
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STIRAGE-WALLAC4 l. HOPE hav, f,r rent
- mGch o. the extensive Basement Of the Build.
nss st the southwest corner Of Pennsylyania AVE.
nue. and 18th street. This affords an exoellent o y
PolaunIy ior any one wishing storage, as the said
os.sment Is worry extensive we'll lighted and paved
with nag stones, and has two OF three Convenient
enesnoes; and Is also perfectly secure. Apply at
s1.o oeei onoo' San 13-tf
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AnOHN ~ Lett offer for rent that rfo,t.
~ i've ana valuable GARDEN in fquare 3s7- -.
ss.neI win It's choice stock Of roses plants and
1.t - 80 and II the same be not rented by the
said stock for sale ANDREW W.T. ie Oh
SEP LETT ..h $500 80. LIE,
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WATCH RErURNs.-Saturdsy night, Hugh
Mccormick, drunk and lying in the carriage
way OF tho avenue. workhouse thirty days.
This morning, Galen Catcher and Sarah John
son, drunk and disorderly, hns and costs.
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WANTED PURCHAaER-A rare chance 10
w offered In . well established Confectionery
Store, which ID of,red for sale either whole a. il
stands, or the fixtures alone For further particu.
lsrs enquire ct the Confectionery Store FIRST door
east Of corner l4th street and Pa. avenue.
sep Pilot
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the Masonic fraternity was noticed the NJ W M.
Of the District, DR.. W. b. Aagruder, g C
Whiting; and Of the Odd Fellows, Col Philips
and s. I. Shugsrt The article concludes.
The day was one Of beauty, and the fact
that the pageant was one in honor of an humble
Individual, whose memory was endeared to the
thousands comprising il, 10 the truest evidence
OF the exalted character of the orders to which
he was so excellent q member.
1t is = source Of congratulation that the
whole affair was conducted with the most
ssquable good feeling, and the several orders
appeared TO vie with each other in expressions
Of good feeling.
=. No more imposing funeral has ever been
had u th.s city, though Presidents and men Of
high rank have been buried here. The de-
ceased though humble was not behind all
tness IN honesty, truthfulness, and all the
nobleness which should characterize the man.
Peace TO his ashes. So mote it bs.n
CUTTING ArrAIR-0n Saturday night last.
an affair occurred on 1871 street, which cana
near depriving a worthy officer of life. A
fight had taken place between a Mr.. Carr
and person named John Boswell, and tn.
landady called for the assistance of the Aux
Hilary Guard. Oficers Rsdy and Thompson
responded to the call, but on reaching the
house Boswell had gone He returned in a
to" moments however, and as he stepped into
the entry Rady said to him, " Stranger what
do you want p, Boswell pulled out his knife,
exclaIming " You So of b I'll take
your heart out," and began cutting at him.
We were informed that he has seven wounds
upon bis person, one of which would have pro-
duced instant death had not the knife .truck
the hip bone. Boswell was arrested and taken
before Captain Birch, who committed him TO
jail for trial at court
SUDDEN DEArh About O'Clock this morn.
ing, Benjamin Hadlsy, residing ON sth street.
was ruek with spOplexy, and before a doctor
could reach his residence he was q corpse
He had been for the last twelve months coach.
man 10 Col Seston, and leaves q wife, IA most
excellent voman,l bat no children. The
Colonel, with his accustomed philanthropy.
has undertaken the expenses Of the funeral
which takes place this afternoon at 5 O'Clock
SUNDAY AhUsEhBSr.-Yesterday afternoon
. night took place on Sd street, near the MARY
land avenue, that lasted near IN hour. Ths
parties were several fellows from Alexandria
who thought they could do as they pleased
without interruption. They were mistaken
their outrageous behaviour called out Q mum
Der Of respectable citisens, and had Q consta
BILE or police officer been near at the time, SOM
I1tesn or seventeen pwdies would hsys beef
held foT oouN.
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sep 16-d3tAeotO c'l1
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"h u nHH1N s- large new thresstory FR III
- .h MUtoAA % ntainipg two large pariors, 0ve
- ,ssan99e, dtehan, and good ca,lsr, pleese NJ
nsoa IN one the most desirsbls ioestion. IN
w.sap gen, being situated on Now York avenn.
e." -. soe corner ct New Jerssy avsnnA tits INIT
= s,4 uafes nom the Nsrthsrn Market HOUSE. And
pump OF water directly opposite. Far Snrthsss.
ticulars enquire next door. .sn t Is . psf'
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PROPOSALS. FOR IHD1AH GOODS.
pIPAlfHHf OF fsl Ixnslol,
IAAkAa AAl~- 0~-x--Aux

VkfAxf4E6 OF fsx IEXR1loB,
O0ds Indian Amir, septenbsr Il lisa.
G1ALnD HR0P0eA ALA sndorssd Propossls d,
y Indian Good" viii b reosivsd 1t the One Of
Indian A6aira Washinston city, until 10 o'clock ..
m, on Wednesday, the 11th day Of October paxt,
Tor furnishing goods for Indns, a. follows,
CLASS No. l.
ArckiSde Blankets and DTy Coda
. 800 pairs S-point white Mackinsc blankets, b
measure 90 BY n inches, and 10 weigh
$500 pain ~ point do, to measure - BY 90 IN,
and weigh pounds
LOCO Tairs point do, TO measure - By IS, and to
weigh 81 pounds
200 pairs ~ point do, 70 measure % BY 70, End
Weigh ~ pounds
800 pairs po3nt do 70 measure 81 By %, and to
weigh 81 pounds
800 pairs point scarlet DO, to measure % BY q,
and weigh pounds
SEQ pairs 2X point do to msasurs 81 BY 60, and
weigh pounds
100 pairs 81 point green de-, to measure 66 BY 81
and weigh 10 pounds
$50 pairs 3-pcint do, to measure 90 BY u, and TO
weigh pounds
$50 pairs q point do, to measure 81 BY o6, and
Weigh rounds
100 pairs g. point Gentinells blue do to meas
ure &c by 81. and weigh 10 pounds
400 pairs 3point do, to measure 90 BY "a, and to
weigh pounds
800 pairs ~ point do, to measure - By Cd and
II q
Smyrna times., 1854-11-15

Operations Of the PrOhibitory LdU and present
4 condition Of The cause IN Connecticut.
AZ HARTFoRD, Conn.,, Nov. 9, 1854.
Mr.. EDIToR The friends of Prohibition
held an unusually large and enthusiastic meet
ing in this city, last Tuesday evening, October
3lsr, for the purpose of reporting the operations
of the law, and urging upon the proper officers
the duty of thorough enforcement.
From the Secretary's report, / extract the
following statement:
Prosecutions in this city, under the Prohibitory
Law, 70 Oct. Both, Tor Drunkenness, Al
For selling, $50 IS
Number ct seizures 20
Compliments to the Watchhouse, in July, 30
s" in August, 3 |
Your readers will probably recollect that the
Law came into effect in Connecticut in Angus,
last For sixteen months previous to August,
the Workhouse had from Is to II male prison.
ers Since that date, there have been weeks
without an occupant.
The most uniform harmony pervades the
temperance ranks in this vicinity. who seen,
determined TO unite in one firm aud solid pIIa-
laux to drise the foul monsterifoul the land.---
Many who were once the enemies of the law,
now seeing its benefcicnt effect, are rallying
to the Temperance Standard while the ilisignifi-
cant number ofits opponents stand back appall.
ed. -
The Nutmeg State has broke the shackles
that once bound her 70 pollution, and is now
hurting their rattline fragments ut the Demon
who is fleeing from her borders. Should he
ever tlke it into has head TO return, he viii ex.
emplify one characteristic of our Saviour, who
had no where to lay his head. All parties ii
this vicinity are uniting in the support of this
the greatest of all moral reiorms. It's happy
effects here are everywhere apparent. In thIi.
teen towns from which have recently heard
the law has been enforced, and answered IFS
designs beyoad the expectations Of the most
sangnine. More anon.
II 0BsERvER s
Smyrna times., 1854-11-15

0%rHoohands German Rtters, prepared and
sold by DIR, Jackson, at the German Medical
Store, l20 Arch street, Philadelphia, daily in
creased in their well deserved celebrity, fol-
the cure fall diseases arising from derange.
meat Of the liver. These Ritters have indeed
proved blessing to the afflicted, who show
their gratitude by the most flattering testimoni.
ais This medicine has established for itself
a name that competitors, however willy their
schemes, or seductive. their promises, cannot
reach. 1t gained the public confidence by Tia.
immense benefits that have been derived from
il, and viii ever maintain its position. See adj.
vertisement.
0r-A famine unparalleled in the history Of
the country - said 70 be prevailing in the land
of Judea. .ia 80 -, siss 81 81
or The young lady who caught gentle
mans eye il. requested to return il.
Smyrna times., 1854-11-15
FOR EIGN f r U | t
Nuts. &c, &c.

s.---..--J JOSEPH y. BUSSIER, -. 100000.
No, 81 South Wharves, PHILADELPHIA, offers fOE
1 sale, in lots to suit Purchasers,
1000 bunch RaIsins, IN whole: half and qnater boHea
400 box. LAYER and Bloom Raisins
400 boxes low priced Smypi9 RalsIps
eco drums Chesme iaIsins .---,-.
100 mats seedess Rasins
80 casks Smyrna Raisns r-
leo fkegs cluster Raisins 49, =. -
so casks Zanle Currants
20 ease. Ieeforn and Genoa CiiFOn ID.
so cases Of Prunes in glass jars
Is cases Prunes III trans parent boxes ~
IS casks and 200 boxes German PrInes
lG0 kegs French PruIts
80 mails Arabian Dates
500 drums Figs, 20 cases preserved Ginger
so bales Bortteaux and Narcotics Almonds
so mats Ivica Almonds. so bags Sicily Almonds
25 barrels and 100 boxes shelled Almonds
200 bags Filberts. Cream Nuts and Walnuts
! 10 COO CocoanHts. 100 Lagsshelled GrORHd Nuts
| 25 barrels TOrpedOcs. 1900 boxes Fire Crackers
! 100 cases as orled ire Works
| SUNpRIEs-Fig Paste. Jujube Paste. Gum Drops.
Chocolate Drops. S:rGines Salad Oil, Canary anCe
| Hemp Seed KetchMps Sauces Ground Spices Pickles.
pepper Sauce, SyrpS Preserves, JellIess Olives aud
Capers. EIeOrice Chocolate, SPn Peas, ROse Water.
Rock Candy, MacrarOni, SerR.ies ill., etc. Also, Her
medically sealed Tomatoes. Oysters, CLANS, LobHerS,
Salmon, Meats Fruits. etc.
or Country MERCHANTS are particularly in
vted to call. -H'
Oct Is, 54-3t.
Smyrna times., 1854-11-15
Election In Delaware.

The election in this State, which took place
on Tuesday last, has resulted in complete
triumph Of the American party. The official
returns have not been received, but enough is
known to show that the American State Ticket
is elected, and every county has elected Ameri-
can officers, with, the exception of the sheriff,
one representative and one senator, in Kent
county.
All the State Senators, except one, and twen-
ty out of the twenty-one Representatives are
Americans Ai3, ~ tti.@ slt5 ~
Delaware is the first southern State which
has voted on the American principles. and has
like those States in the north, carried every
thing by storm.
f. The following spe the official returns of the
vote in Kent county: .-....
Smyrna times., 1854-11-15
VesfcAfls A. Miller.

n MANUFACTURER of Sash and Blinds, n. r. corneroF
lHI Broad and Wallace streets, Philadelphia. Con-
,antIv on hand lar5e assortment of Sash Of all sizes
and thickness GLIDING thick, wiiha general assOrt
menl Of Rolling Blinds warranted equal to any that can
he made A general nssorlmcn Mt OF sash ready glazed
o1vy:vs on hand All orders by mail despatch. will
receive prompt attention. and Goods delivered TO any
mart of the CITY or Districts, free of charge.
Shipping or the California market supplied at the
shor,eet nolice (march 20, 54.3m.
Smyrna times., 1854-11-15

In Duck Greek Hundred the majority for Can
sey is III; Cullen 90: Milford, Gausey lao;
Cullen 1875; Little Creek gives Burton IS !;
Riddle l6; Dover, Burton 5; Riddle 5; Muir
derkill. BurtOn6l Riddle SO; Mispillion, Bur-
ton So; Riddle 81. s.
Majority for Causey in the county, 81 Cul-
len AZ. r,
Moses Harrington, candidate for senator is
elected over WIN. Nj. Jester, by seven votes.
VIM. Tomlinson, for representative, is elect.
ed over ]. Y. Foulk, bytwenty majority.
John Reynolds is elected sheriff. over james
II. Boone, by twenty -four majority.
The vote of John Eaton and John Green. for
the levy court, is tie.
The majOrities in the Hundreds Of New Cas-.
tie county are as follows:
Smyrna times., 1854-11-15

/ or CoNoREss meets at Washington on the
first Monday of December, and expires, by con-
stitutional limitation, on the 4th ofnext Mesch.
The Legislature of this State assemblies on the
first Tuesday (the 2d) Of January, and the inau-
guration Of the Governor takes place, on the 81
Tuesday (6th) of the ssme month.
Smyrna times., 1854-11-15

THE LOST IIEIREss by Mrs. Emma d. Z. IN.
. Southworth. T.B. Peterson, pubiaher-5o0
pages.
We are indebted to The publisher for copy
of this work, by the gifted American authoress,
Mrs. Southworth. 1t is deeply interesting and
entertaining, the characters faithfully depicted,
the scenes graphically decribed, the conyersa-
tons spirited, the plot powerful and absorbing,
and the whole work lfe-like and true to nature.
Complete in two volumes. paper covers, III /;
or bound in cloth, guilt, with portrait of the
authoress and her residence, Sl.25. Address
L. b. Peterson, 1O2 Chestnut street, Phiiadel-
phia. R8
Smyrna times., 1854-11-15

0~~ Godey's Lady's Book for December, is
again in advance of all its competitors. The
frontispiece, Praise God from whom all bless
ings fowls good, and reflects mich .credit
both on the publisher and ciigraver. Mr. Cooley
deserves much praise for the effort be makes to
infnse tone Of morality into the Book, which
makes it more fit for general reading.
Smyrna times., 1854-11-15

Or Pickles challenges history to produce a
more shellfish war than that recently sought
20 be waged against the oyster tribe.
0~r When is fish crazy When ii Is in
saline, ofcotlrse.
05- Cholera il raging fearfulIy in the Ale
gheny county Poor House.
ORA malnoih hog, said TO weigh over 1000
lb''., i NOW on exhibition at Louisville.
or The lost steamer Arctics, cost $780,.
DOO
Smyrna times., 1854-11-15

LIFE IN THE CLEARrScs, by Mrs. Noodle,
one of our most popular writer's. is al. interest.
ing account of Canadian Lille. II is not q mere
exaggerated account Of fictitious characters
but truthful history Of life as it is in thai
country, written in the authoress' most attrac.
tive style. De Witt g. Davenport. publishers
New York.. Price so cents
Smyrna times., 1854-11-15

OF With pleasure we call theattention OF
the public to the sale of valuable property OF
Mrs Margaret Reubell, consisting of. Farms
most eligibly situated, and smyrna Lots cou-
yenient for improvement, on FRIDAY, the oath
instant. ts 800 -
Smyrna times., 1854-11-15
'''s'>- lHlectionDaV,

Tuesday was a day of unusual interest amopg
the politicians of this State, as it was the day
on which pended their hopes and fears. "
The--contest- for~ psmbers was strong-every
nerve was stretehed,-and it is SAID, the poll
ticians tsbled ;: pretty freely. Such Jan effort
has not been made in this IIandred for ten
years IT least, II not for much longer period.
The,day was fine and the turn oat good Kent
county has been q more warmly contested bat
ils-6eld Ithan any other portion Of the State.-
Both parties bpped sad feared for Kent, but
she, like New Csstle sas Sussex, has gone for
the AmericansS Sseh rhajcritfcs have not
been achieved in this State by any party
since ls40. aud tie expectations of the
NEST dsangaiae- haze been exceeded Della
ware, we believe, is the first State that has
come out with a platform both of State and
National American principles. The Wing
party is eatirely and the field was clear
for the Americans and Democrats. The result
has been. shown. Cansey and Cullenare ELECT
ed-tlIe former an old Wing, the latter an old
Democrat. The revolution in politics has been
Sudden. but it Isl thought by the MOST of person.
thatit will be permanent An interim of two
years will solve the mystery which hangs ovel
politics. 80 ..,...g ~
The conduct of persons at the polls, in THU
town, was pretty good, the peace was tolerabl.
well kept. very little excitement was " kcket
up" during the day. but many persons wer'
under the inaaenee of liquor which made then
occasionally boisterous. 1t was shocking to SCI
men reeliag about and in some instances pros
trate, and TO hear then horrid oaths, Will
under the influence OF rum. Yet these yer
same men1 are encouraged by sober. and TEN
pesate' citizens to &C ON in their wretche
sourse. Where is their interest in the welfar
u the country! b. ,.s-5,.t - 81, s