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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02
Uatfhfs, 1emslrp, &c.

WATCHES! WATCHES The Subscriber
w 10 sellins all descriptions OF GOLD ADD siL'E1
WATCHEs retail lower shan any house 10 the cAy -.
FINE GOLD LEPINE WATCd IS, holes J,wsisd'.'.Ss
BEAUTIpUL ENAMFLEO LADIES WArCHEs..;.. ID
SPLENDID ENABLED LADIES' WArCdsS, Win a.
GOLD DFTACHTD LEVERS fall jsve.d ..... 30
BFAUTIFUL GOLD ENAMELED dUNrtH0 Watches -
GOLD DETACHED LEVERS f,r L,dies, rich ensraved .
FINE COLD aUsTING LEPINEs COZ Lai-........... IS
FINE GOLD HUNTING Detached Lever. fuliJeweed 40
SPLENDID LEVER WATCHES for Ossus reotypes... ITO
RICH WATCHFs which wind up and set without . Key. W
REAL JULES JUR8ENSON WATCHES. per- .oo.
feet time keepers 100 20 20
INDFPfNDENT SECOND and QUARTER -
SECOND WATCHES, for tuning hor~s..- ID to ~
TsRs o,ISc, time keepers ................ las to 80
virS1s -.... ......... ............... 125 70 IT'S
RICH MAGIC WATCHES for Ladies and Gen.
temep which change into Watches 100 to IT'S
GOLD ENGLISH PATENT LENEKs.:...... 80 TO %
GOLD HUNT ING-CAsE English Patent Leyou % 20 W
SILVER ENGLtSa PATENT LENER5..... 10 ~
SILVER DETACHED LEVeR5............... II 70 -
SILVER LEPINE WATCHES ...............
sPLFNDlD GOLD and SILVER ENGLISH PATENT LIZ
VFRs made BY NJ j. robiss sn3 other celebrated makers
yERy FINE DUPLEX WATCHES made BY r. y. Cooper.
" amer and ali celebrued m.keuL
Watches Cleaned Repaired the best manner ct much
ss III the An Watches warranted 20 keep good
time GEO c. ALLEN, Importer.
Wholesale and Retail No II Wsilk,
Second floor, near Broadway.
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JessPH HLcENhs AncuoheeE . 4, a "a
THIS AFTERNOON, (fndayl Aarcn .
1 O'clock p. NJ precisely at No; Ds f,st q 81 -
North seeopd Eastern District brootiyn soassee4c
turs' Eshossny and other B.dstesds ssiesss ~
Sn.i,. Col stove Kitchen Furniture. e. lsn,s[
ehs.e,, rsoubes to mahe satisfactory Deposit sss
bus i'm eciatsiy after the sse.
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ALsEir n kIcoLAv AsetlssesT
CPRIEG FURNITURE AUCTION SALcs.-
- The .rAe isned ses lesvs inform bic friends ssd ne
pablo that be prepared - tsps % give be PsgssI 49,
rtettiop 10 frst elias fURNirUaE SALSA Az Ir,ySS
De Of fames that Intend bsaiss ~ aoasessse
"t I See spi"| No 4Brosda
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02
TUIIs MoRsELL, Auctioneer
re friday MORNING. at I0A o'clock, %

THIS Nriday) MORNING, At i05 O'Clock, =
oaa S.oe Piano Forte: Eisaon Dnias Table,. sof.s c':f
Roeisu Fay Chairs. T.bss h0s woe w.aiso~. ~
boS.nr Wsdfob.s Dress Barssss AID Web tsnas nsssc
tecs. Library Boob Goes TEE a,stss Once pesn ss
BE- Utilization Rosewood Pso, Chairs Losnses ns ssss
y-,.nnnnsiss Jevelry God Watches, CIse mirrors -
iii: ffam.s superior E1tsnsion Dining Tsses hsSs g
Wsbs,snss cute OF Ebsmssd fgfnsats r'cae $780,
&c EVER facility purchase" In removing s's''s
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Jo,EPB L. SMITH, Anc' oneeL
DOSITIVE SALE-TANDSOME HOUSE


il HOLD FURNITURE. RICH BRUSSELS CARPETS,
MIRRORS, OIL PAINriNG@ Sc On Tais (s1esD
MORNING Of ia A. N, at No 70 Prntiass, eoatsiaoss
and extensive variety Of sscDt Fsturs nearly ae~
speb Rosewood and &shossny P.or Faroa's c.ot-rsd
side Tables Mirror. elegant ChiDs Vases costy vi Psinnn
elegant Brussels CARPETS OF sbou 800 ysfts ms OF ~n'ss
have been Por wpiow shades B'oestels sd
Lace Curtains China Dpn.r spd Ts. sss richly dsc,N1ei
Cut Gs.s vi are Silver Ware Comma Ctacsery, kwsn,a
Utensils SC Alec all tbs superior, oed'osn ra,eafs soe
tsrif bedsesds BUREAUS and Washssnts ~ the choi.
kind both in Rosewood and Mahogany; Hair Mtre"e' PEI
ding and oihrr Housekeeping stcles the whoe 70 % ss
without reserve. No pos ponement on any seeo0t
CHERIFF SALES.-By virtue Of several wrts
- OF ,1sc.dop to me directed and delivered, s eIo,ss
10 sale At public venoue on MONDAY the 9TH day Of asrss
pest at u oeoet In the forenoon No lI5 sounH ns
Liquors. Beer PUMPS Kegs &c ana Lssse Of tbs pfsni.s@
Also. at II O'Clock A. sane day 1t No 81 wssrf tss
Confer Liquor Store Bar and Bar Fixtures Lasofs.
Beer Pumps Kegs. Stand Casks. &s Aso ct RSeb;s
day. st No Al Anthony at the Coatsan Of L.9sef
Store Bar aud Bar FixtaTes, Liquor, Besf Panps hss
Sta nd Casks, &c, &c JOHN OkSEh, Snsnh
FnEDsEIcx L. VuLrE, Deputy Sheriff.
Dsfed Nav feb
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ZINC PAINTS, WHITE LEAD. COLORS
Gopartnership Notices.

NOTICE.-The Copartnership Of the under
IN asnsd under the arm Of GEO PALES Co, expires
- GEORGE PALEN.
ISAAC II BAILEY
WILLIAM 3. IsHAn
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Sales bp Aucticu.
novSs. Asetioaser.


A CCTlON SALE of rich and eeg.n. rTrpvr
n TuRE ans hOusEfURNtsf SG NAfeslsrs 80
fLss De- alp u oe solo a. pVhie a.. f.,r,.h = %
HOUGH rO-MoRNoN lS.1ri.,, NOsyfSn ~ ~ ~
A N IT, u The isrs. ss-stoiy pussi- d.-ia. - ~
sesSI o. 4 the ss.st a., -, "s-f 49,
Of soss cortsffed Ia The boass IL u p..s. ~ '"'-y
eh.sss .hou e- onucius te-r .,t-,s...' ~ par
panty ;. fto~., Ro---o<a S-,-. ne go
sefe ps-te ffott Orut-r f.hle. Oaut.u-. ~. .
1shlss Rec. ruou h.rs 'ofrer >f,nd. ao4 Co.,, ''fs
Fsshettan ans tqae 5-ds'esSs Bnre.as Ns,'.
Tete tetss rich covered fsrior Sci ke >S'~
cole ueosd rsevocS; nah yt1y sof.. r-fe tee. Lts
Cbsrs Becst-.cs. Sa'-sss r,Slss Sc C,-o-,. 1853
Of EnS'ish Nitor. Velvet ard r,pesrFy sr,ss-. A.
Csin B'u.ses and Nerstis, STAIR DO velvet A., 80.
Res Aoeisd- aud COCO, Mus. O,cor,r,s. Oh p,,,ss
stgs collection ana pessns sanee-s. Ns2s ssa c,r,..
Drescen and ssyies pOress. rckJ p.ated P..s st.sr
fsney CologBes Artificial Flowers AID Ss.es f.ush
Oval Classes boe.tels lsss ~ inds DAo.r, ~, -
teied Niedo~ Sts5es CaEtsl1brs Gss CA.as.l., f..W
Gothic Coes slahastsT ana fancy 4, heavily eUy.4
oo6 PsoForE Of shs hn.s TINE, Bed4 on V,,t,.
Pilows bolsteTs Ps.ss-s Sheets Coaos.ro.a.s R...-
Toilet sets &c Crocksry and ss-rwa. To. Sea. r..ni-
Preserves eoores Vince sDd Bohs.n cut Dee.,e,, a.
&c sl,erp ssd ssses res Services c..o,. ca. &c.,
rorss Sppps SsPAia Rnss ss ss. Po.inve ..thSat n.
gard to weather
4 SSIGNEES' SALE Of FCRNTTURE-THIS
IN MOkHiNG a. lci o'elock 10 the w.rsra,,. ~ I. ~
toe Of Broskyp the u OF r.ox sni Ch.nAa, RI
NiDGow Shs.e Fi.tar-. &c ke ~. ..s ~ shl.a
from last fasy In Ia. .,.s.s
Al.o, HORSE aud CART s-l- p-r-ssorv
LORIN INGFRsOLLl
JOEL W M&SOS. SSssees
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miscellaneous.

billiard TABLES.-We offer for sales ia
~ BLEs ten cent lees than be uchassd
wxh thing plete sui able for private public
Can be seeu BY calling st our factory No 90 Annr
GRIFFITH L DECKER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02

GEORGE PALEN and ISAAC X BAILEY will costume
the Hide and Leather under the old partnership nsms
WILLIAM 8 IsHAM will hereafter transact the Hide
Ard Lathe, bua nese on his sccount
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02

II n l. ANDS FOR SALE
IL 10 Lots TO suit Purchaser
over Of Of selected Prairie Farm Lands belong
ing TO the Illinois Central Railroad Company.
The price III var SIS SIS according quality
ion sc The pun hase money be payable IN nvs
equal stamen the first to due two FROM date
OF contrsct the Others annually thereA giving six 70
pay The Land with charge Of only ?Per cent per snsam
interest
TIE 6nt two yeais' in,eres, payable 10 advance.
The Companys Construction Bonds rec -ved cash Apply
10 CHAS. N. DUPGY, Jr,
Land Agent, Illinois Central Railroad Co.
No. 81 Lake St,
ChiesSe IIipoia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02

Ovy,cx No . WILLIAM ST New YoaE. Feb. 10, lass
THE UNDERSIGNED have formed COpart
psruhp uplsr the aszs and firm Of hGi0s GREEN
Lay los the usnsacdos Of 0sasrsl Stock Coo aisos
Bosipe Tey vi make purcssses and s.iss ceomises
oov ssd beat Efforts promote the Of
their pso0s Any oSes inused TO them, viii be sxscatsl
viii psoae<sss and sAsty. Poess>ns s ssesssy seil
DE- - - Desocisos II Seek Sscsytss ed osukisat II
tAs sSy sws aslssos. thsy respectfully sesit shArs
CHAx A MII0s, lsss CsStiss Am Ex Baak
Az. 0ADuuLDAt. hss ~ wsls-G
BEvsasscss Ansstsss HEohanss 0s,k. nsssAas6 Dsak.
Bsak Il he Rsesblls. Montpelier Bsak
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Jnstrnction.

4 LADY who has studied Singing under she
"A frt Europe who 10 Thoroughly quSii. 10
TEACH beif eompellsa Of her .eqairsnenu
n soverse Circumstances desires to procure PULLS.
oud .,o awe Instruction n the he branches Of En-
svh Eduesiion Tercx moderate. address MUSIC % spPy
al NO. .cl ksst 2SoH
A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, Nr. FABREfOU,
"A will bexin Course Of Naive Language for
t.nen CD MONDAY EVENING from to g. he cosd
awe also private ieoas The best references No ii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02
Drp GOODS.


DASH STAPLE AND FANCY
~ DRY GOODS HOUSE
JAMES MeCREERY Co..
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERS,
No 81 " warren ST..
Have In ana receiving daily from sas Do and
otbsrwise, . full ssssrtmsbt OF ~ 49,. $500.
SILKS, SHAWLS, DRESS AND LACE GOODS,
ENbROlDERIBS, RIBBONS. hosiery, GLOVES, he
The facilities they posess enable them ~ oher aaususl In
dueemenu to cssh and short time buyers
GREAT SALE of WET GOODS from AUO-
VI TION-Wil tsse place THIS MORNING. commencing
at . o'clock. A NJ, atA q. C0LsYS. No. 81 So, be-
ssd loth combating Of Liasn Goods OF al kinds
DamaIls Nspkins Towelins Linen Shrns and sheetias
uils Also IS Of CotCoo Shrtins
AID sheens great bargain Also large lot Of Pirate from
60 up All soocs sntsd feet cent free 20 all
OF the city vicinity N. BSse positive. No postpone
"eH' W '~''1N' VI ANDREW @ COLBY, No 81 a.v.
NJ E W I L E 8
N SPRING hASTILLAs
MOLYNEUX BELL is ready 70 show Merchants his
sock of SPRING and SUMNER MANrTLLAS received this
week from Paris Asia beautiful goods beng
part of those selected personally by Nr Sell while thers
the attention of Merchant they from the very latest
dn nd wsnsnd to compare With soyuins to he toard 10
the New YorA market eitoer 10 price g.slity orayls
TNNKS, DENNIS and CHECKS-A good -
i so,tmsnx lust received For ssl~ sy
NESM rTH 4 Co.. Nos 81 AMI n enosAwV.
" DOL Z n 81, 500 packages, comprising
w Cso,ds Cssneres sstinets, Jssas ks~su. Lnssys.
nhsvb Dtsnkett, SC For sair By
NEsNfTH 4 Co. Nos 50 sn< n BrosAvsg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02

YARN for SALE-In Orange County, New
York niles from Newbarsh in the tswn Of Mont
somers 100 so,d House and Out Buidpss yell fenced
Also for Iood HOUSES in desirable locations LOTS
up exchange for good tenem-nt property Apply
MACfARLAN MERhlTF, Aactioneen,
No. 5 Nasssu 81, or No ~ 81
YARNS for SALE-Eight small FARMS su-
peior land for Gardening purposes within y miles OF
Wlsr sbush fenies fom TO seres each without bud
with huldpss Huntington, L. IL one Of IL acre. dy4e
Psrt l. with good buildings As,, Farm Of TO "
acres near ''': GAS Has is' MILLER Nc 10, sroa-
YARNS for SALE.-One of go acres, near
Newut; fine Buildings and superior Land price, sSece.
One do OF 10 acres price s9Ss One OF % sees superior
nWoy.msnui in Morris CO; n.a, r.lross ,as'n T..
OF IS Also Farm Of 81 acres; superior Lad And
'''''"'' cHxs 3 MILLER. Ne 1876 B,o,i~,J
EARM for SALE-4O ACRES.-The Governors
the Of Orange Rocksnd County late tue resteaes
lanes ,y.n. E'a deceived i s,n';s. Of IS .i,e: Of
Ir,mhes comfortable Dwelling House, Bsrn Carriage
souse GrsLsry saote and Wood House all In pretty god
III place and pumb.r OF choice Grape viees in the VI
einy OF the htuse Within sheu distance Trout sresm
des Pam lies about mile hom Pieruont and from ~ cen
kssetnes or GHesn for the sapply Of tbs Marietta IL
s offered o. private sale until the I5s Of Msrcs whea
TUESDAY, the 2th Of March, ct . o'ciool ?. t. Too
hirds Of ueh..e money rsmsia BosS and Mortgage
saP.rissssdsa, 81 Il. N.. o as Hospital
EOR SALE-At Orange, New-Jersey, twelve
L miles from New Yors. a snug cousrRY IEsiDESCg;
zoos garden With variety q tr.its.s ss sni s.Is -
Ia Oh the nam erect Pres. stees. pordsa say re-
main on portssss Il may b :ee. ~ esiisg % NJ 4
ID. .sbssySsr No So BhAss 4. BrsslSs. Iss.s.: lY,s
n s'-Po.ss:ios si1.s Ii. irs q Assil .s:a
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Diano-fortes anb Musif.


4 STONISHING REDUCTION in the prices Of
"A PIANOS snd MELODEoSS 10 st n. ane.. Us; q
Oct Rosewood 40 to MS; Rosewood, st. <l7S 20 s!o,
ao.swood Oct e2ls TO ST5 One tr.nd Piano $50
soss Melodeous Csrhsrrs Pstcst -,
Sizs second Pianos from $50 siSo-oens rdactisa
ss' from a'a' prsss; ssea 9';uss1' tsS
No ~ Bowery. near Hosssoo -
A $40 PIANO for SALE for $2l5-It has
"A seven ocsves beautiful rose~ood and Of the hness
ue-auite elegant aud excellent lnssrumen Apply
a. No - Great LONGEST near the Bow-ry
IGHTE, NEWTON & BRADBURYS.
IL PIANO-PORTE MANUFACTURERS WsEereons
No 81 Brcone IT. block Of Bosa~sy, he~ York
Sole Agents for the celebrated Organ Melodson.
DTANO-FORTES at GREAT SACRIFICE
il Cosips Business The entire OF GE0RGE BE yS
celebrated Beston PIANOS new and second h.ndJ Il NO
will Be cold whou. regard 10 cost for ash and
ever iprume fully warranted Also small safe, Count
ips Room ssk and other fItsres STORE 10 LET
DIANOS-PRICES GREATLY REDUCED
The lusest in the United States comprising
thoss Of different n.sufsetores Giaer Co colo
bruea premium lEOLIAN PIANOS and Horace Wstsrss
modern improved PIANOS MELoDE0Ns from Ave differ
ert mAnufaetoea HORACE WATERS. SIS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02

FOSTER, DIXON & Co., ACCOUNTANTS
L AID COhsEkClAL TEAc6ERS Ohcs Ne 50 Brood
cay FOSTER DIXON restfy confused or eatansied Ae
counts I've oeqt sbems IN Soss EeepnG furaish ed
the mode OF opesisz and closing books and
form eli other duties sppsrtsnns fhc proesioa With
prunp tness accuracy ana tDpsteh- -
s. y FOSTER HlkAM DIXON IRA Person
NIOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE IN.
VI sTi1UTE-No ga ah g. vssA,ngrss-sguav,
,sxsres No. l5d AscdouxsiSt
THIS WEEK-TERMS REDUCED ONE
j BALF-oLIvtR GOLDsMIrA'5 ACADEMY Of
PENMAHsH and BOOK EsPlN0 Ne So Broadway.
cOu,Y 81 Prsph lin ct. Y.
LADIES waITls0 CLASS 1t ieS e'eloek 4 daily sI-
sns end oelock P. ~. daily creeping Sstnstsys
Terms rssue. IS 10 or ee fer lsssoas including 80
issssrs Rsch pssi tebtsed sspsrsfs psslw BOOK
kEEPIh0-f9us reivesA tAb west frsa % 70 ett -
eesAs and ssstiossry. 81 -. Afthneue u pSpssusn.
Tenn, pAs ale u sAvsses
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Professional Notifes.

BOUNTY LAND and Pension Claims under
ID late law. OF Congress promptly snd Legally pto'seuted By
GEO wOODhAN, Attorney az Lag, No ~ Whlismst
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Col JASON WATERS. living on tn. prsmI.s

CRAWFORD PROPERTY.-For Sale, several
~ besuiful COUNTRY RESIDENCES situated on Henry.
" ilov and Atlantic stamford Coua Eve
wsh iiom the depot snd .bout the distance ho the
Sound a. SteaubOst IsLdr The Hoases e.eh large
and built in beautiful style with modern Improve nens
sc The proupe very ts.tefally laid out sboaadnI IL
fine SHADE fruit bors shrubbey cr:uar wsk
foe sn in pest vs,ty With fine gardens bslHs' &C.
This property boa splendid and commanding vi-v OF ii,
sousd country and every suitable for
tieulsis apply 10 ANTHONY }. 9LEECkEa. No Brosi-
where hboNsph view Of the property can Dc sssa
TWO HOUSES, and LOT No. 395 3D-AV. for
SALE The L., ]. "a feet 81 inches BY ITO Esea Hoase
hes .psste yss The front House three story (sorsl
brick ffoBt snd full front a. feet ceeo; houss
~ ostory frsme Is feet eeeP Price, $500 Terms easy.
Apply On the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02

VDV Blu SALE.-WIII De sod on MUNUA1,
i March g. 1855. the premises. beautiful COUNTRY
SEAT ard FARM Of az the River D-lswr
aud Cauden ard Amboy R.ilr cd miies below Dor
dsntowp N. The Improvements mostly new, very
teIsve and convepi.nt The Mansion stsads hsh bluff
and affords and down the river unsurpassed By
in the vicinity E.y Of scee.s BY railroad or steamboat
Lspd excellent 40 scres srsbe lcrss heavily nbered
bssnce ues6o~ Has private station railroad and aud
for small bo.u the river Terms day Of sae Fer
ueulsrs sPply to
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6ouses 10 let.

A MANDATORY to LET or for SAIL =
"A large Building +sds' ses,nns '.s oih ss.S on
DEPOT by 81 with hse LoS wen uenIeo ou
sSes ma from the top be ssed or sed on the os' rs
sensbae terma inqsIs p O. TOWNSEND No 81 s...u st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02

l7 Of cBoICE LAND unssr high state Of eulti.
walton situated miles south Of he City Of Psasbkees o.
the BshlsDd TuDpie old poet rnsd le.das to Fsatl
add in the vicinity o. the eosou .e.' Of NJ L.worth af
square bek cottage containing some eight rooms with CO
cellar under all There barns the plsce.
one Just fnshed r horses sod esrrssss ana admirably
ranged The place beautifully shsded ana uted also well
vsereo BY bock running thr0ush the whole property Free
OF the pace 81 100 Apply 10 JAMES sERdEASr keI
E.,ste CERT, ct Pouihkeepsie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02

A rUrrLE, Asctlooeer.
ON SATURDAY, March 3, 1855, at ii O'Clock,
~ No Is 4.h sv.. opposite 7hs, under Mr. nshress
late school the stock Of Double and Snse Car
rsx~ sson snd Cart Harness Lsd-s Geat' Saddles.
Bdl.s Bic Whips. Blankets HAten. Brushes. Conos &e
A 90 the Store Fixtures Counters. Glaze Casss, &c
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-11-06
From the Placer Times and Transcript, California.
THE RECENT ELECTION.

The steamer which sails to-day will carry 10 the At
aac States the official Of California The late cleo
ton. Although defeated, the democracy Of this State
turns establish the fact that not less than forty-six
thousand cast for the candidate governor
and that the party the true oidne democracy, yet
main firm in their allegiance to principle. Gov Bglcr
standardbearer may web feel proud of the vote he
received evidence of the high estimation in which
he is held by the of the democracy The vote cast
at the election conrased with that of 1853 com
pare ayoraby for the governor Notwithstanding his de-
feat In 1863 he received 80 900 votes majority of all
that cast at the election OF that year. This year he
has received 5000 votes. Strange MS it may APP
pear to those who have aentvey watched the incoming
and outgoing of emigration by land and sea- the fact
stands recorded that in the aggregate ninety-fve
thousand votes poled at the late ecconexceeding
by than twenty thousand the vote of 53and nearly
sixteen thousand that of last year.
When the fact is taken into consideration that
have the best to believe upwards of six thousand Of
the naturazed citizens who voted at the elections of SO
and "a, and who would generally have voted the demo-
cratic ticket DISTINGUISHED and excluded from the
polls by of the decision Of the supreme court
short time prior the election the received by the
democratic ticket truly gratifying, and the position
of Cove Biger as a defeated NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
while battling for the me-honored principles of orr
fathers by the rush of new enchanting, but delusive
dea and the Vaccinations OF secret foes higher in
fney higher and nobler than that of those weak breth
who deserted the standard in the hour of danger
and proved traitors in the thckest of the fight.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-11-06
LoCAL VS..

GU CHApLrs NAyLoR.--Ths gentleman a residen. of
Ptaburg, Pennsy;F2As, was yesterday, qualified to prac
the Court of Claims. Col. r. IRIS for several years
representative in Congress from Philadelphia in which body
he distinguished ready and eloquent debatcr. Du
ring the with Mexico, captain OF volunteer corps
he acquired aure by his valor and skill He selected
by Scott to fill the important office Of governor Of the
Palace the city Of Mesco the important aud delicate du
ties Of which position he discharged with signal ability and
patriotism. The colonel enjoys the reputation Of being
Thoroughbred lawyer and an able advocate.
Ysr,oSaL THnArHn.We sincerely DESTROYS Of seeing
good thessrs in Washington, which may take rank
with the in the coantry therefore, it always affords
pleasure TO notice a performances which, in Judgment
are deserving Of notice and for the reason have
and shall withhold appreciation from such we do not
believe to be thus deserving The theatre, when properly
when talented actors represent CHRISTIE snd refined
PLAYS il not only of rational pleasure and enjoy
meni but of much public good on the other hand,
when improperly nenaged it degcnerates into instru
ment Of the most pernicious evil.
But We IRE TO speak Of the performance Saturday
night which the atsess Of the hour prevented from
ticiug in our last issue
The play was Jack Sheppard in which the cef character
Jack Sheppard, noted burglar, was sustained BY Mlis
Mario Durt The respective aud acquitted
themselves with oerabe credit performing their parts we'll
Tho play as most o readers taken from the
life and fdtesureso If Jack Sheppard" by Answorth,
BOOK utterly unfit be read which has not been in the least
benefited t heing dsazed the play retains the zane
Objectionable sv-.sres lie original novel II is wholly
fit for the stage every respect The oharaoers are such
no one can sympahize WITH admire the angusge is
coarse indecent and the play altogether much better
fitted the place where the are laid Gin and about
Tyburn than for the stage OF respectable theatre before
refined and cultivated audience.
We are aware that it urged and in very just
w. that the owners managers of theatre have right to
conduct in such they may think tit This may
be all very true but insist that an institution which
dependent upon public patronage for its support rests
under an implied obligation to consult the public morals as
well as its own convenience In spirit of kindness, we
would advise jarrett II he is DESTROYS OF keeping up the
National Theatre during the coming season. 10 preclude all
nch plavs s Jack Sheppard his boards He may it is
very true while the performances weekly only have
crowded houses with such plays as this and with good
PLAYS he certainly will But he will find that the noise
confusion and disorder which always attend such plays
often repeated deter all who really enjoy the theatre
and who are it, real supporters, from attending.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-11-06
YoMIsAroN FOR DELEGATE IN NEBRASKA TER.

On the goth ultmo at a convention held in Omaha city
ourfriend Chapman esq was unanimously nominated
for delegate in the ensuing Congress His opponent as we
earn Judge Dennet fusion wing. We assure the
good people Of Nebraska that they could not have selected
more jealous, eicient and energetic democrat or one
Who would ably represent the interest Of the Terri
tory than Mr. Chapman We hope for the sake Of the IN
eests Of the Territory and for bis to be able TO chronicle
bis election. After the nomination, the convention was
addressed by Gov Izard and other leading men Of Ne
braska giving assurance Of Mr.. Chapnians success.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-11-06
Fashionable Dancing,
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III W. rrusarR profe.sor Of paueiss AZ soaetown College
and oonvent ans anepai teacher Washington ciy, has
PATRONS pubIc
ally that hs will Thursday,
vemher 8, saS, Numbers Assembly Hail. sdtpung
me ZANE evening at for gentlemen He feels assured ihat the
suheisn guarantee Of bis superior ski
PfoG NJ. bees leave remind the public
bis May Festival Hall National which
attended by Upwards az 1910 persons.
hall the
ARRANGED In the cy with addsd
which be rented tos halls The location
nfent persons residing any psri o. the city
ilays Of hston On uesday Thursday, O'Clock
and the gentlemen. yonug
married ladies aud gentlemen will be orm~d shortly.
All who desie join please apply
fss music rtore PennsIrana Tenth
Prof NJ ,ai his halt. the above days
a subscription to be %
wishing season tickets for the Only S. The
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