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NEW YORK ELECTION.

We have nothing later more reliable than is contained
in the New York papers of yesterday morning in regard to
the result of the late election in that State The New York
Tribune of yesterday morning says:
sHorato Seymour certainly chosen governor and by at
least three thousand majority There has at no time since
we heard how heavy the vote for Ullman In Erie,
Caaraugus Chauauque, Aegany, and other whg strong
holds west together with the immense majority piled
up for Seymour here seemed chance for different
from this except late hour Friday night to about
o'clock Saturday when the bogus elegraphc majority o
1900 for Clark in jefferson thoroughly exploded
ybody else figure Clark in entreat him to do 1t
but the task overtaxes poor ability.
The Herald says
ssThe contest is that it is doubtful whether
thing short official returns will solve the question:
The Times says
'It impossible under these circumstances, to speak
with any certainty of the result We inclined to believe
Clark elected but base that belief on the
suits reported from Albany than ourselves lind
figures for"
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Eepiicit Contradiction.
The following letter we find in the Day Book;

The following letter we hnd IN The Day BOOK
ALBANY, Monday, Nov. @, 1854.
To John 1. NuisJordi
DEAN SIN The statement that | promised pardon to
Dr. Graham is have been spoken to about
any way has ii been before in any form
HORATIo SEYMOUR.
In regard to the Hon Fernando Wood who has been
chosen mayor OF the great city of New York. in the face OF
the outrageous caumnes Greeley has the audacity
say after the election that he would have attacked Mr.
Wood like the rest of the whg press only ha ne was
poorer This a than usuan Which means of course that
he perfectly ready Islander all who have not the means
the disposition prosecute him for his isehoods
Aud this is the who is called the leader and the or
ace of the great Seward party and whose Chief business
is attack the administration of President Pierce and
the people of the SOUTH
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OF EICIA l..

Fankn PIERCE PYds~ Of As United Safss Of asrtea 10 all
may
satisfactory evidence exhibited that jose dc
appointed Of spain Key West
the State Of Florida, hereby him SUCH aud de-
him free enjoy functions powers aud
a United States
testimony whereof have these letters to be made
patent Of the United States hereunto ned
Given under my hand city Washington 7h day OF
f. a. November 1854, aud OF of Ua
ted States OF America the seventy ninth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President;
w. L.. MAaoY, Secretary Of State
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cover the interest principal by suit at law This de-
con upses the law of ls45 which enabled the holder To
recover the principal together with the legal rate of inter
est This decision s important bat have but little
effect upon monetary transactions whilst there many
ways to evade the law which and oppressive
Money like other species Of property, is merchants
Bile article, and is at all times worth what it bring
nor can the passage OF laws To regulate the rate OF interest
have any COED effect We shall il is obtained
give the decision of Chief Justice Taney in full the
whence emanates gives to it greater importance
baltimore american
AN EMPERoRs HoG.The editorial correspond
ence of the New York Post contains the following
of the privileges allowed the Emperor Of Hayts avore
hog
understand that the Emperor has large amount of
stock about the country and fattened by the
people at no expense whatever to him. frequently met
in the market at Port Prince prodgous hog that was
known and designated by every one as the emperor
hog. 1t was TO be seen in the market every morning
picking up the garbage which is found there ana OF
which it enjoys the monopoly, other hog being admit
ted by the police or the market people to share iha
lege No dared annoy him; while many anxious to
have friend at court if it only hog, would
throw him something and then, from which, with the
garbage which naturally aecumuates in the markets he
contrved to keep in admirable condition. lie about
the most popular and inofensve favorite ever saw.
Production IN THE AFRICAN POSSESSIONS OF
FnAYcEThe cultivation of tobacco continues to increase
in n remarkable manner in the African possessions OF
France 1t results from the report of the special inspector
of the tobacco mandatory to the Minister OF War; that
the delivery of the crop 1853 amounted TO klo
grammcs valued l,43692Gf, being average of s7f
7sc the kos The Importance of these returns will bt
seen by comparing them with those Of the preceding
which had already exceeded that of 1851 by 100000 os
and only 100000 klos that there an increase In
1853 of $4,000 kosneary 100 per cent The quality has
moreover improved almost much the quantity has In
creased In addition to the quantity above mentioned re-
ceiyed account of the State there have been consumed
in the country $3.50 kos and exported 07 1877 kos.
making the total production amount to 100000 kilos
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DEATH OF CHARLES w. STEwART.--Our citizens were
shocked yesterday upon hearing of the sudden demise of
this well-known and esteemed citizen The proceedings
of meeting of his late official associates publish be
low. They eoquenty and feengly depict the merits OF
the deceased and their deep at his death We sin
cerey unite with them in offering tribute to his un-
stained honor manly character and feeling heart we
most truly testify that officer OF the popular
branch of the national legislature he dlgent in the
discharge of his duties and that upon all occasions he
evinced the most obligng disposition
meeting of the officers and employees of the House Of
Representatives called in consequence of the death OF
Charles w Stewart held in the hall of the House
Monday, November l3, 1854
On motion of Mr. William G. Flood Col John w. For
ney was called to the chair.
Mr.. J. I. Moss then motion OF Captain Z. W. e.
Dunnington appointed secretary.
The chairman having in beautiful and pathetic language
announced the sad that had called the assembags
together
Mr. W. McKnew, after prefacing them with feeling and
impressive remarks sent to the chair the following resou
tons which on motion of Mr.. 7. J. Gait, unan
mously adopted
The official associates of Charles w. Stewart, late Off
of the national House of Repreenatiyes being notified
Of the in which he was held and Of regret at the
telligence of his death; and therefore,
Resope That his scrupuous attention and fidelity in the
discharge Of the responsible duties with which officer
of the House invested for period of nearly twenty
wears Justify confidence reposed in him that the high
character which be has long held with the members and
the House of Representatives. and which he bears
with him unstained to the&rave should be held as pre-
cious heritage by his children that endeared to us as hs
has his good heart and amiabe demeanor and
aterna kindness during the long period OF our soc
and official intercourse but lament most sincerely
the sad event which takes him from our midst
Resored That extend to his afflicted widow and or
phaned children heartfelt coincidence.
Resored That, further mark OF esteem, we meet a
the Capitol Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock with suitable
badges of mourning to attend bis funeral.
esored that copy Of these resolves be transmitted
the family of the deceased
On motion of Mr. j. l. Randolph the meeting then adj
iourned. JNO W. FORNEY, Chairman.
J. T. Moss, Secretary.
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FOR WHOM THEY VOTED.

The Albany Journal of the chosen organs of Sew
ardism in its issue of Thursday evening last thus specu-
lates on the probable result of the late election in New
York
Though have returns and reports complete or par
a every county in the State they do not enable us
form decided opinions the general results of the election
The contest for governor is between Seymour and Clark
chances about equal The Bronson vote, to large
extent went swell that Of the silver grays and know
nothngs Uman but with all these auxiliary aids
happy be assured that the high office governor has
turned up in favor of that political adventure The
Empire State is spared that infection"
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owing to the pressure upon our columns ''is moi hs
we have been compelled to omit nuinper ol af'es Pie
pared for this days issue of tie o"'oH
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Military and Of Lord Gaubs Of Lieutenant General
Whteock George sackvle, Of Admiral Byug, Admiral
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Colonel Bache Of Generals 6cot and
Gaines stanhope, Of Lieutenant Colonel Cockbue Of
Captain Mackenzie, and many Others u-
Nov 9-n FhhNCh IhxLoh.
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CARD.-The household effects Judge
10th and llh Streets will he
resumed this Tuesday morning. at 10 ocock large portion o.
be soid comprising chamber furniture
beds boAter pillows, hair and husk mattresses
&C., Aa Jhb. 4. MCGUIRE,
Alt AuctiOneer
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evening l2l inst, suddeaiy, CHARLES w STEW
Of the House OF Representatives o
the United States.
place this day. {Tscsdsy) Ut o'clock
Missouri between I'd and ~
Streets The family respectfully invited attend
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VIRGINIA.

At regular meeting of the democracy of Nicholas coun-
y Virginia held the courthouse on the 30h October
for the choice Of delegates to the convention OF the 18th
congressional distrct-John W. Jones' esq presiding the
following resolutions adopted
d Rsolred That after acarefu view Of thepocy Of the
of Franklin Pierce shown in its conduct
of our foreign and domestic affairs and most especially It's
evident determination sustain the compromises OF the
constitution at all hazards yield it admiration
and confidence and fully prepared accord TO it
earnest and jealous support.
a. Resolved That in the recommendation to
hold congressional convention for the 18th district AT
Union in Monroe county, the first Monday in March
next: and while recommend no man in preference TO
others we instruct delegation TO give its vote and in
usnce in favor of candidate whose fidelity to democratic
nrncples aside from any issues secret organza
on n known and undoubted and who has the ability to
eucdate and the rmness defend the democratic policy
both during the before the peopnd in the egs
lative halls of the nation"
THIRTEENTH STREET BAPTIST CHURcH.--A very interest
ing and fruitful pro,raced meeting now progressing IN
the Thirteenth street Baptist church, between q and
under the pastoral care Rev T. Teasdae Much good
has already accomplished and the prospects OF In
creased good resulting from these labors are entirely en-
couraging.
Service every evening the present week commencing Al
O'Clock.
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1.-THE Chicago Times of the 9TH just received by mail con-
tans returns which confirm the election of Mr. Harris which
democratic gain the 9Th district in the present Con-
grcss, is represented by Mr.. Yates, whig,1
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SALE TODAY.

ny GREEN tx SCOTT, Auctsonesrs.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, PIANO FORTE,
III Tuesday, the l4h shall SELL
residence of gentleman declining hoasskxs Ing 10
O'Clock on and q Walkers Row.
of the Patent Odce, excellent assortment OF
furniture, VIE:
Muhogany sofa, divsns, dressing and other buresus
do sideboards, dining and other tables
maSblc-top pier table, bronzed andironS and
tenders
OHe second piano forte, cover, and stool
China, glass, crockery, plated and stone ware
Girandoes, ri other looking glasses
Fine gilt glass chandeliers, and other chairs
Wsdrobes aud washssnds bsdsteads bed and mattresses
3pIy and other carpets, oiclo,h, aud mating
Painted window shades, cooking and other stoves
Win good kitchen requisites and other articles
which we unnecessary TO enumerate
Terms cash. .a.~u
Maud AuctiOnaers.
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sECH OF GEN. LEWIS CAss

Whenever the noble old statesman of Michigan General
cass speaks on great question: he is always heard and
read by the American people with great attention hiS
las, speech at Detroit Michigan appears at length In the
Union of this morning and commend it to the ai'en-
lion of our readers.
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TREASURY DKrAxrxxNr,


August -, 1884
Notice s hereby given tho following described
that this department prepared
date hereof and tho 9o day of No
yembcr next portions Stocks amounting in tho aggregate
and the terms hereinafter mem
toned, to wit:
precnee will given Of ime which said stocks
may The certificates, duly assigned to the United
states by receive the amount thereof must
be transmitted to this department. upon the receipt whereof
price will paid compounded Of tho following Particular;
par value amount specified in each certificate
premium Of the loan authorized by the ac, OF
July November H. 1885, Of cent the
authorized by s Of 1884, redsemabe 3ist De-
cember 1892 the stock Of the loans authorized
v the acts Of s47 and ls4s redeemabe
December the latter the 0h June ss Of 10 per cent
Of the loan authorized by the act Of 1852 and re-
3 OF December 1884, Commonly GALES he Texan
INDEMNIFY 6per cent.
par Of each certificate from the ls Of July,
date Of receipt and settlement At the Treasury WIN tho
for the 10 reach the owner ~ ore
in addition.
paymcn, for said draa Of the Treasurer Of
the assistant treasurer a Boston, New York,
or Philadelphia, the parties may direct
But no be entitled the benefit Of this notice
which actually bs Treasury OF before the
''' '''" wy JAMES dtrrHRE,
Aug -dr2oNovf ssserstnv of the Treasury.
I,OR SALE Tha. valuable oe on Seventeenth street, the
@ on the canal and About % on street. being
on a y. .x. .an. r upon u sa
and caaai river For terms
ply the PrenfSrsn
Nov li--3swlm AhoAhS "AASN
MKRlCAN ARTISrs' UNIOn.-Ths public are respect
fuiy informed OF the splendid engavtn issued
Artists Union on view al the once OF this
paper.
secure The best mpfes~ons
One dollar procures splendid engraving worth wodeIvered at
e with ticket emitting the
es b. distributed In Januaryvaue hun
md hny thousand doilars
For further particular, sea advertisement
by applying promptly secure permanent advantages
Nov l0-d
DOARDIN0.--The KEECH fitting up their
ID Browns Uoe
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DOARD1N0~-The Misses KEECH hunR up hert
Pennsyvsnia opposite Browns Hotel
Monday the 10Th nstant
Nov I9-eoAm
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Nv >. c. MCGUIRE. Auct,oneer.

By D.. &. MCGUIRE. Aucti0neer.
,uPERfOR GROCERIES,, LIQUORS, WINES, &C, AT PUB
y auc,ionon Thursday morning. November 10th, at 10
Mcssrs X. W. Robertson Co
and 18th shall sell all
their stock Of superior groceries, liquors, &c, vz
Teas, coffee, rice, salt
English pickIes, sauccs, preserves
and Nice oils
Superior chewing tobacco
cider vinegar, Day Martins backing
Superior cigars Of various brands
Honey, sonp, spices, indigo
Lot OF wooden warc brooMs, buckets
Fine lot of meats, matches
Together with general assortment OF every article usually o"hd
in a first class family grocery
OCLOCK choice and sunerior assortment Of wines
superior oered we name IN part
Chs,npagpes imported expressly
superior Madeira and Sherry wines
Hennessey Otard Dupny Ac dark and pale
brandes of very superior quality
spirits and gin Of PRIME quality
Irish, and Scotch whiaSeys
scales
md oil cask. fixtures, &c.
$40 cash; that credit OF trse and
months satisfactorily endorsed bearing
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Nov Auctoneer
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Massachusetts Election,

BosroS Nov. l32, p MP to this time the indicato
are that the -nohings have made clean sweep in
city
1.-THE polls in Boston close at four o'clock, p m.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.-A gentleman well qualified
Latin Greek take charge Of the
class department Of the Aexandra Academy Application in
person preferred by particulars should be None
ueh well qualified and have Ind
rcnce in tcachBg. saiary--board and $50 per month.
n. l.. BROCKETT,
Nov Il-d4t Alexandria, Va
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Wreck Of a Steamer.


city.
iThe polls in Boston close at four o'clock, p. MI
Wreck Of a Steamer.
NEW YoRK Nov. 1.-THE steamer New Era, from Bre-
men, with hundred and sixty passengers went ashore
last night thick fog off Deal Jersey coast, sixteen
miles south of Sandy Hook 1t probable that she Is total
wreck, though, yet particulars have been received,
and nothing vet heard from the passengers.
rive have received a second despatch from New York,
which that three hundred of the passengers lost
This wants confirmation
From Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Nov. l3.-The mayor, Mr. Kinks, took
his seat this morning.
Most Of the city council and many of citizens will at
tend the opening of the Ohio railroad on Wednesday
Dispatches from the West state that there has been much
rain. The rivers have risen.
Gaze of DR.. GRAHAM.
New Yonx, Nov. ls.--In the of DR.. Graham, sen
years imprisonment for killing Col Lorng
the argument of counsel for trial. it is not probable
that any action will be taken before January next.
The Dela,care Rirer
PHILADELPHIA, Nov l3.The freshet in the upper Della
is eight feet high, and rising about two and hal
feet high in the Lehgh, and falling.
The Lacst from Italy.
NEW YonK Nov I3A private letter from Italy, receiv
by the Atlantic says that the crop of breadstu through
the peninsula will be abundant. During the month
September there 500 deaths from cholera in Turin Mr.
Barker, the British consul at Messna is among the las
cholera victims.
The Markets.
New YORK. Nov. 13-Breadstufs declined. 1000 barrel
-four sodState brands, 81 A. 81 94 southern, SO %
So 94 5000 bushels wheat sold at decline of from to
cents 4O 900 bushels sodmixcd, ss 80 cents Cot
ton dull. Stocks depressed.
BALTIMoRE, Nov. 13.-The steamers news and the rai
have much depressed breadsus. Sales of owardstree
-four So City Mills at 81 75 Wheat declined to cents
bushels prime white wheat offered at 81 80 to 81 s5
good to prime rs 81 49, red 81 81 49, 1000 bush
sodod yellow, rs so cents white " Is cents
Other articles unchanged
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BY Ell 4 g II A p ii .
Illinois Election.

CHICAGO, Nov. U.-Four Nebraska democrats have been
elected to Congress by large maores The senate will be
democratic. The house is doubtful. General Shields will
be his own in the United States Senate The fol-
lowing the of the democratic candidates known to
be elected
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which lays the highest order Of morality and the
most scrupulous justice. Truly, yours,
L. Is. SHEPARD.
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,f,AYLOHs Statistics of Coal and Bituminous Sub
stances their geographical,
production aud consup
statiscs Of tho Iron manufacture
cdiion brought 1884, by Professor Hademsn
Nov II FRANCK TAYLOR.
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by J. c. M MCGUIRE, Asctionssr.

NERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON STREET
Tuesday afternoon, November as - 3c'clock
on the OF ground the north uads Of
street. and 18Th having front Of 70 feet IN
inches running back les feet % snfee paved ae WIN hs
20 feet BY 20 the end OF the alley
carriage turn In with the inpsovsmsns,
basement brick house,
erns with depth Of 20 feet There s In tho base
mepi one Of the approved furnaces now in
Mat OF the premises Title perfect.
Terms One residue and ~ months, for
~ JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Nov lid Aucuoneer'
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EOK RNT The residence Of The late Gen Towson and
grounds have been put 10 complete
carried throughout the housei 10
cold bah water closet kchen ana
pantry The house be had partially furnished
Enquire on the premises from IL I'LL q
Oct t7-imfTu1h6un"
a INTENSIVE household furniture and house
Il keeping Friday morning. November l7h, At 10
deed Of tust the subscribers Will SELL a ue
Of Pennsylvana avenue and ~ street,
very large assortment Of furniture, &c., viz
Mahogany piano torts, stool
Figured plushcovcred sofas, chairs
Marble tabes, card tables
Mahogany hair spring sofss, chairs
PaYOr chas r0ckos
Marbie0p pier tables, vases
Curtains, cornice window shades
600 yards 3-ply carpet, oil cloth
dressing bureaus, ~ plain bureaus
"a bed,teads, Of various styles
Feather beds hair and husk mattresses
| waYdrobes 20 washatands
30 90 looking gsSses
chairB, tables
10 chamber clocks
| Large quantity of cr0ckoy and glassware
Table cloths, napkins, bed clothing
and fixtures, fire irons, &C.
Together with large assortment Of kitchen utensils
that credit Of two and
months satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
| ~ JOHN B. KlBBEY, Trustee.
| Nov To- JAB. G. MCGUIRE, Auc.
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OyD NOyEISA large number, aside by the undersigned
auction bought in the mean time 1t auction
prices, less, from
Nov IA thhNch IASLon'
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i,OR hlcNT sALE.The four story brick house
street, side. The house 10 In good repair
dry collars good will bs low Possession
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
90 Auct
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Nv ,. G. MCGUIRE, Auct,oneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON SEVENTEENTH STREET
at auctonOn Thursday afternoon, November ION, Iu'
o'clock lots 81 and 49, IN square
fronting 22 nine inches l7 street oe'~eeo
running bhct 20 sss
Trrmn one third cash residue and twelve months
~ ~ JAS. e. MCGUIRE
xov AuctonceJ.
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DOARDING-Mrs KING the Of and i,h ssrests
ha. very desirable vacant which would suit gentleman
andh his wife. Novl9-d
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NOTICEThe undersigned will attend business. 10 the
Ia Supreme Court Of the United 6tates. r. PHILLIPS
Nov t-dlmif
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DRImE APPLES AND ONIOSs--Jur rccsved, at the old
depot 100 barrels northern np
piles and onions, which will he sold low.
Also constantly hand supply Of horse feed Az purchases
delivered free of charge. -
Nov s. div DoUGbho So'
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Hon David Stuart, of Michigan arrived in Washington
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Nov Cd

INOA The occupied BY the 6ocresary
the Of street, and posses
sion given the LIST OF December
Rent 500 building contains ten
eight large ze fourteen feet hisn in the two pin
cipai stories 80
The building contains additional rooms There are
perfectly dry cellars under the enro budngs Gas introduced
will be rented for boarding
Inquire b. w Reid, corner Of and l4h streets
l2--du
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Gaze of DR.. Graham.
New YoRK Nov. l3.--In the of DR.. Graham, SEN
fenced years imprisonment for killing Col Lorng
On the argument Of counsel for trial. it is not probable
that any action will be taken before January next.
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yesterday.
su,I1 ILLINOIS ARREST THE TIDE OF FANATI-
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DI ED,

w. l.. MARoy, Secretary Of State.