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From the Memphis CTennesseel Appeal OF Nov I2
HE GREAT CELEBRATION AT MEMPHIS.

Last night occasion Of which every Tennessean
should feel proud 1t seemed though the whole popu-
aton TO respond to the victory achieved
the black republicans Every prominent street in the city
displayed unmisakable signs that the whole South joined
in awarding the need of praise to those national men,
respective Of party who aided in eevatng to the highest
offices in the gift of the American people who know
North, South, no East West but recognise the
Union intact At the late hour which write this
tce cannot do full justice to the occasion suffice il
for remark, that enthusiasm displayed that
was never witnessed in Memphis before
We gave publicity to the programme of proceedings
resolved upon by the democratic association and how well
carried out the proceedings of last night the best
evidence.
At early hour the announced from the bluffs
that something extraordinary about to ranspire and
the people by impulse wendell their way "a
Court Square
The square brilliantly illuminated and that star ire
ferred TO heretofore) shone out respendenuy.
large concourse convened, of which a great number
were ladies' They were addressed by Hon. l. G. Harris
Ex-Governor Matthews of Mississippi Gov. Jones, Tom
Avery and Daniel Hughes.
1t intention 10 speak Of the different building,
that illuminated but when found the illumination
general to the conclusion that It best
not to cite any particular building residence lest
might give offence to person persons that
co-equal 30 far as the need OF praise concerned
In another issue viii refer particularly to this
glorious demonstration and paricularze those persons
who made themselves prominent In their gorgeous dis
plays.
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Prom the Lancaster (Pa.) InteIligenesr
iR. BUCHANAN'S ADMINISTRATION.

There great deal Of speculation among the
opposition journals just to the cabinet and the
policy of the incoming administration To all Of these
gentlemen have only to say Keep cool and be patient
few months longer and you will know all about It, In
the mean time have republished portion Of Mr.. Blu
chanans letter accepting the nomination. from which they
form idea Of the he intends TO pursue One
thing Is certain Mr. B. will be the President himself be
will select his own cabinet and regardless of friend
foe will put his foot every scheme which does look
the honor glory prosperity and perpeuy of the Union
His administration, doubt not will be eminently
sentative in all its actions and policy and in perfect
oordsnoe with bis great political knowledge ripe states
rnanshp and cautious disposition. The speculaons about
the cabinet all fudge Mr. B. has given init.
nation to living soul the subject He keeps his own
counscs and when his selections made II will be
found that his cabinet Is not only unit but that 10 also
UNION cabinet
The country Ia fortunate In having such able and en-
perienced statesman at the helm this important period
of our history and feel confdent-ay the whole ma
ton feels conhdentthst he is Just the for the presen,
crisis.
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COPYRIGHT cAsEIn the United States circuit court o.
Boston the Of Edward O. Rogers John j. Jewet
AL growing out OF alleged infringement Of the copy.
right law, tried The Boston Advertiser gives the fol-
lowing report:
"The sixth section Of the act of the United States respect
ing copyrights passed in 1884, provides that after the
copyright Of any book has been secured any person who
publishes any copy of such book without the written
sent Of the proprietor Of the copyright shall forfeit every
copy Of such book published to the proprietor Of The
COPYRIGHT and shall also pay hfy cents for every shee,
found m bis to the owner Of The copyright
the other half to the United States.
aRogers published book called the Philosophy of Mys-
terous Agents Of which he secured the copyright The
defendants published book written by Rev DR. Mshan
called Modern Mysteries Explained and Exposed
Rogers broughta gui tam action this statute TO
cover the penalty alleging that part Of his book was
copied into Mahan The defendants demurred TO the dec
laration.
"The court Judge Curtis) held that the penalty given
by this section could only be incurred by publishing the
whole book that II could not be incurred by infringe
ment Of the copyright by publishing extracts the only
remedy for which would be civil action The demurrer
was accordingly susaned and the court held that the de-
PENDANTS entitled to judgment in their favor"
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FIRST WARD RESTAURANT,

PsnasylvaRia avenue, between 1sh and leh streets
O. 4. DIyERNoIs, Proprietor.
THE Proprietor Of and splendid establishment wei
Washington for number Of ysars formerly pro
pstor Napoleon Hotel OF Hoboken
fashionable society and iv
has the honor the citizens OF Wsshi and
hs establishment viii The sib az No
vsmher, efforts which he las made 10 SATISFY
all demands which he may have comforts his
him perfect success In a enterprise Ths
divided into three parts, each having
reserved for families being furnished with elegant
chambers the gentnmeas paar and he'd
CHAMBERS which rented with The restnn
splendid saloons parties
all The modern attached bar
supplied with the best q and liquors. imported
for this establishment lunch nil
hours the New Orleans plan The table served
rivAfed IN Washington.
NBTherei Is also splendid stsbng stschsd % establish
ment.
Nov 6-Iaw2w q. " DIvERNoIs
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THE GLOBE,
THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF CONGRESS


INTEND to continue the publication Of debates Of uoo.,a.
mence on The nrst Monday In December
The coming OF administration The as.,~. or
me neat session 70 be both Interesting and n,
ICY VIII be foreshndowed Of
therefore, who desire what be the c.,,.s
President before he takes chair IN ~ ~ 49,
business accordingly should subscribe for he
session ~"' " "'e s''"uk
The Daily Globe will contain news OF the day together win
such editorial auelts as be- from time 10 time ,srxses sy
H. 49,. ~ ~ .st and the debates they fros
. s. W. reporters, which will be laid desk of
ma 10 undergo his revision for the Congregational Gots
~ -ppendH Those who may desire 10 the debates
lately should take the Daily tlobe they usually
IN two days before they are printed In book form In the Congress
sionaI Globe and Appendix.
double sheet royal qaao om caaAsinr
All be pd.d
20 the debats and copous INDEXES debates
will be made OUT printed and subserher
The Weekly Globe will printed Al sheet In The
usual form, and will contain o
ng Congress and The news Of the preceding week also
rial aud selected matter when there shah be cor
extra sheet will be prnted whenever debate
subject shall take place. giving u 10 fun
TERMS.
for copy the Daily Globe so O,
for copy during the publication Of the proceedings Of the
For two copies, during The session, when ordered
For copy Globe and Appendix dair
For two copies, when ordered 90
For OF the Weekly Globe
For copy from the LIST Of December lat s,ay 90
Bank notes. In W. country where sub
ssber lives win be received
be sent IN postage stamps sent unless
money accompany the order for it.
Washington, Nov. 10, ls5S =
Nov Is--d9t s2aw4ucp
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Variety of Ornamental a-.a Shade frees
JAMES MAKERS private rasery on 10th street wushnsop
city.
VhSS MI seedlings, OF free growth my
nR, suckers, the lysT-esf abeAs which,
regret say These calculated enbe
domains and cemeteries also private residences and
of the following siness
No siivereaf maple, from IL feet high
harnshsd suitable avenues Cemeteries sc TeJ
cannot be equaled.
Europeap sycamore, Of proper size calculated the
like purposes.
No chestnut which, like former suitable
for the purposes,
No. a sflver-eaf Rbeais, Of all sizes.
No. s, tbs catuipa oflarre size.
% 400 different varieties
three varieties suitable for lawns domains.
large OF sveEleaf naples which
cannot surpassed anywhere Persons DESTROYS Of
chasing be Disappointed calling ORDERS
number will be immediately attended bera
reduction price viii be made those persons purchasing
number Of trees
Respectfully invite the public and advise persons call and
themselves hefor. Purchasing
my for myself sud recommend
same then they will get The realty, - -
JAMES MAHER,
Oct l6-lawl3OthNov Public Gardener.
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LOCAL NEWS.


CELEBRAroE IN on rHK ELEcHoS OF BUoHAEAs
AND BREcKMnDGE.-The committee from the various
clubs met at the City Hall Tuesday last and made the
following arrangements for the proposed celebration
national salute to be fired near the City Hail. at
o'clock, a. M, on Tuesday, the 2bth inst
The various clubs and associations and the friends Of
Buchanan and Breckenridge temporarily resident in the
District requested to assemble in front Of the City Hall
at 10 o'clock when procession win be formed under the
direction OF Col VIM. Seden who has been selected
chief marshal, with power to appoint his aids
The route of procession will be designated hereafter by
the chief marshal.
On the return of the procession to the City Hall
ton will be delivered at o'clock p IN, by Walter Lenoz
esq.
An illumination at night from to o'clock is recon-
mended.
The friends Of Buchanan and Breckenridge of Alexan-
dria and the surrounding counties of Maryland and Yr
gina respectfully invited to join with US in the pro-
posed demonstration
The following gentlemen have been selected to make
general arrangements John Reese, O. c. Edelin,, j. &.
Gait, w. SpaldingrG Il. Kirk.
The committee of finance appointed by the meeting are
DR.. @. Boyle Daniel Radcliffe, VIM. Finn, and w. II.
Thomas By order. J. D. HOOVER,
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oTrtox o. Tp CHKsArs,KE ASp ONO CaxaL CO..
Washington Nov. 10, 1850
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until the ph
December next for constructing dam Or The
peeke and Oho the site Of the dam
lOI miles above Georgetown, %. q.
Specifications will 30 furnished application the Office oihe
company. .. ....
The win be required proceed construction
II the daa with due diligence, and 70 Complete early pac
cahse,
Payments will be made monthly estimates @sde Ny oficr
Of the company reseryng twenty until Of
w, q. RINGgOTn,
Clerk Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Co
Union Frederick Hagenown Mail, and Cumberland kIsaa
nian, week nH dsy.
Nov tl--leodpDe
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Incomplete.
townships and fortyhre plantations to be
heard from.
Buchanan electors chosen by unanimous vote Of the
legislature Popular vote estimated as In the table
~0ficia.
80 All but counties.
Buchanan over Fremont thus far BAG 63l which will be
largely increased by the returns yet to come in.
The electoral votes TIA for Buchanan la for FIRE.
mont and for Fillmore
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MAIDS, Eentlemens shssvla.- have lust received
wi our third and largest supply Of genemens shawg embracing
every variety, weight, and stze.
N, BAso large Ray ssawi, which we are pre-
pared sell NJ the low price " IS apiece, Call Al
GEO. ", n, WHITE \ cos
Hat, Gap, and Gents Furnishing Store
Nov l2-g0d6 ga Pa avenue, bet 9th and 10Th streets.
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BY II Ell K G IL A p III =.

State Appropriation for Kansas.
MONTPELIER, (yt,) Nov. l9The legislature adjourned
this morning after passing bill appropriatng $40 900 to
supply food and clothing to the poor OF Kansas.
Oattcard Bound.
BosroN Nov l9-The steamer Canada sailed hence to-
day at for Liverpool with S340, 900 in specie.
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pEREMPTORY SALE or NEW CARRIAGES puun,pa
Rookswsys sc at aacaDnOn Thursday hornins Neyemh.,
1h, 10 O'Clock, carriage faco.y aNss.
Haslup Weedn, u Louisiana and h
entire Of carriages bupges which are h.
ske ~ the best materials workmanship W.
ssir carriages handsomely mounted aud uued
article. -~Nui a'sffa'~
four-seat Rockaways, light and s,roag
Wo.seat 90 suitable Cor a phpsaas.
do pbGon, made for in The yer, ee.. ,rsn,sr .
beautiful article. - -" ''sH'eFs ~
Ths sale win he positive .. Msssr Ha.,up w..s., ,,~.
given 10 business. ~. = ''''"s'' hs"s
Terms ersl o. two four, sndsr month"; Cor note. ,a,.fr
tonly endorsed, bearing interest.
81 WALL, BARNARD 3 co,
"''N Aac.ionesrs,
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NOTICE The undersigned being the sssri Of III. royern-
~ ment psssr Tor the disposition Of all ~s-te damaged
Plus papers emanaunR from the government printing oes
bndeuas hereby caution all from for.
any one e as further TACT
sons (buge and ss sil be the full
aw. AZ ueA pars Managed white and pnned) surplus
socumenn, &c. be found
near 49, only authorized place fof the
EDWARD TOWERS, Agent.
Nov le-diw lint and stsr.l -".---.
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NOTICE 10 hereby given 90 all t.des,~~N m THIS
~ city WIN have been in the habit of purchasing
from employees others
or House printing Offices that hereafter pnrhs.s.
made from other fhan Edw ard Towers
agent therefor the parties purchasing win be prosecuted 70 The
extent Of the law, u wrNpvTI
Nov Is-dlw flint AS
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pUHE LISBON wISE-Ihaye just received ave hhh casks
L pure Lisbon wine
This invoice Of wine the subschsr BY friend In
New Yoik who Lisbon. This affords
chance get pure nodsrae price For sale
by WIN. NJ. GRIPS,
Nov ls-laeoh Saturdays No. 81 Louisiana
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90 Methods Eptsco opal Church south, sth, be-
and streets-The Rev. David g. Doggeu, d. d. will,
by Divine permission preach In this church the 20 instant
Thanksgiving dsy at II O'Clock The public Pecuy
Invited attend.
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q Il N Il II A N Il w 3.

SUNDAY soHooLs-It is stated that more than $500
Sunday schools organized last year by the American
Sunday School Union with over 10000 new teachers and
10000 pupils.
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JACOB REED,

Manufacturer OF
ARMY AND NAVY CLOTHING
No 10 south Finh street, Philadelphia.
Al eoors and qualities Of sry fancy cloths ~
hand, and for sale Al the lowest pfces. -
Oct ls-dBmt
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THE DOLLAR NEWSPAPER,


SiRsr-KATH NEWSPAPER
a .lsM chang. u ygosrauan.1,so s4lrq uos.lsas,!
IN CONSEQUENCE sea length original novel, that
son. esq expressly for the readers the Newspape called
MABEL on, DARKNESS AND DAWN"
unl the OF me OF
We do this Ia order avoid the unpleasant
Ss Il he interim we shall publish mo hOsr oaa
cites These are in addition @ The number promised At the begin
BERTHE or, LovE'5 DREAM TWICE TOLD.
BY Miss Martha Haynes Butt
This T. love story and viii Be sure TO interest the younger aud
ums, viii Immediately follow, called = ~ -
THE BUG ORACLE. ,.. Ok. .a.
by Sarah J. @, Whiltesey.
These stories viii run through three 81 fou, numbers each q The
" and w present variety ha we 1 confident
THE FARM AND THE FARMER.
The agricultural department of The Newspaper" is sptedy
az S @ from nD 81 nd s S
poun features Of the paper and practical agriculture
to interest and pro III readers.
THE NEWS AND MARKET REPORTS.
All the late and important aw be found in the col
vaedrs machinery and other facilities for printing cheap family
Ss SsS
10000 copies hour, s columns be held tor
Is thus enabled publish The and
al s fs laS
relations and diversified financial o. the day
family circle II aims 10 Interest," insrac News and
o are - ~ No
aud noveess entertaining gene
readeor the waysde the workshop and The resdeor the
scholar, the OF business, and the man OF eisure
THE FOLLOWING
To single subscribers
Clubs Of st for
Clubs OF twenty, and the Is
Clubs OF twenty seven :, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ ~
Clubs Of lhryour' :. .....'...''....'''.'.... ~
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From the New York Journal OF Commerce.
POPULAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT.

The returns embraced in the annexed table comprise
over 100000 votes Those yet to in will increase
the aggregate to something like 3,750 900
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MA HlkIED,

On the 18th Of October last in the city Of Osweeo New York.
the Rev A. SCHUYLER Lieut. WIN. 4. ALERT Of the United
States army MARY ~ daughter Of BENJAMIN IsAAos, ESQ.,
that city
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NATIONAL THEATRE.-As is usual on a holiday, pre-
sumo the National will be crowded tonight from pit to
dome, and it affords pleasure to add that the bill
nounced for the occasion every way worthy of large
and intelligent audience Mr. Booth appears Pescara
in Shells tragedy of 1.-THE Apostate."
On Friday night Mr.. B. will take benefit which
casion hope that his many friends and admirers in this
city win give him substantial token of their appreciation
Of his merits actor in the shape of crowded house
He will appear in two Shaksperan characters Shylook
and Petrucio."
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No subscription than will be received,
order attended o accompanied with the cash.
Address WIN. M. SWAIN & CO.,
Publishers OF the Dollar Newspaper, 8. w. corner
Nov 90-dlt6wlt Third and Chestnut Philadelph
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poems of the late Francis y. Key, Esq. author OF
eth. Star spanged Banner with
toe fancy 10 cents gilt, 81 05.
Brazil and La Plata The Personal Record Cruise o.
2. Stewart A. NJ, United States Navy.
George Woods New Book. Marrying Too Late
The Bible and Sciences The word.Probem by Taylor
Lewis.
aobinsonS Biblical Researches IN Palestine.
The Prince Of the House Of David Three Years the
Holy City ny Rev. Prof fHgraham.
Just received and for sale by
GRAY n BALLANTYNE,
Nov e0-da 4os Seventh street
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In the board Of common council which met on Monday
a communication which referred to the committee on
improvements received from the mayor transmitting
report from the commissioners of the northern market in
relation to its Improvement bill to amend the act regu
atng the fire department introduced referred to the
committee the fire department. and ordered to be print
ed. bill in relation to markethouse in the Centre
Market space after the adoption Of amendment appro
priatng sum not exceeding $4,000, passed. The
committee of conference the appropriation bill reported
that the committee the part Of the aldermen had agreed
to recommend to that board to recede from their amend
mens which concurred in. The resolution in refer
ence to the Wakefield address was passed.
The Star of yesterday evening publishes abstract Of
the reports of the teachers Of the public schools of this
city. We make the following extract:
"Whole number of pupils the first of the month,
2lS9 withdrawn, lo7 transferred suspended 20 |;
admitted no; corporealy punished, 90 number the
last day of the month"; ALTO total attendance, 44247
days total absence, 1859 days total time lost by alb
of pupils 10 per cent visits made by trustees and
secretary, 3l5 children waiting for admission 800
age attendance each teacher b3s days employed in
school, 1891 days The per cenage Of time lost by sick
of the pupils was per cent the most of which
caused by the character OF the buildings in which
the schools kept the total number of days pupils lost
by sickness was 374 leaving 3225 days absence from all
other causes"
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CALIFORNIA WAR BONDS.

CALIFORNIA WAR BONDS.
DERsoNs ENTITLED 10 receive unpaid coupons from the
msonera California Debt obtain them
plying Riggs Co.. Of this city, with whom they have been de-
posted, -.,--- :. .-.--
SAMUEL n. SMITH,
j. w, DENVER,
Commissioners California War Debt
Washington city, Nov. II, 1856
Nov ls-dJuf
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LoTTE-
| RIES OF MARYLAND.


The following numbers Of IN. Maryland Conso
Lottery for benefit Of Washington county, class
November ~ 1885
50 80 81 10 40 2s az 50 81 50
The following the drawn numbers Of the Paspseo
Lottery, class POS, drawn November 10, 1885,
II 80 80 8 rs 3 80 6l 30 10 81 a. II
R. FRANCE = Co., sspsger.
D. II. McPu.IL, Commissioner.
Nov 2n~lt
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II
Know all persons by these presents that has reeased
and hereby releases United States furtbr
liability claim for the payment Of certificate evidence
number for the sum of g., issued OF
Texas by the authorities
BEL and redeemed by the United
provisions of act of Congress- entitled
payment osuh creditors OF the late republic Of
pretended in the act Of Congress of September
dred and hey approved the 2eh OF February
Of the State OF Teras approved the LIST Of February 1856.
As witness my hand and seal. a.s. '..#. ..#
#.ruH
Form b.
Know all persons by these that has ..,...
and hereby releases the State Of Texas from Further ,.s
claim for The OF eertihcnte evidence Az,
Der -, for the sum Of s., issned ,.,e ..nhn '.
Texas Tor by the authorities Of the Stale OF Te-s ~
BEL and redeemed by the United States ~.
visions Of an act OF Congress entiued provide for IN.
payment such creditors Of the lac republic OF Ts1ss ar are
pretended 10 the Of Coness Of aanembe nas 1890. I'M
ded aud any, approved day February and an a.,
:" uie 9e " 'eras, approved the LIST Of February lsA.
s witness my hand and seal.
Aug 22-dinlstJan
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REARREsr DR.. MOORE AND AN ALLEGED CONFEDERATE
Dr. Michael Price Moore who within the last few months
has been twice arrested charged with consprng with
various persons to take the life of Alfred s. Livingston of
Trenton New Jersey, again arrested, together with
Joseph A. Hyatt who charged with being confederate
on fresh complaint made against him by Miss Mary Wor
den of Brooklyn The Defendants in default of $4,000
bail each were committed to the Tombs.
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IIARPERs MAGAZINE for December
I'll The Great Elm. BY Jacob Abbott
Major Joness Courthhp and Travels I vol. Illustrated.
Hunon Of FsIeonbndge. vol. Illustrated by Jonathan 2
Kelly. FRANCK TAYLOR
Nov 20
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Orders Tor cke and shhTes and certificates OF In
splendid lotteries will prompt apf
OF each drawing will be amer is over
o all who order from
Address P.J. BUCKEY, Agent.
Nov II Wilmington rsrnw.ars