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New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18
Il AXE GEORGE.-Parties desirous of visiting

III
,bs watering place Informed that they by taking
NJ Badsoa Ry Rsrosd "a a. STRIVE at Sdntca
:, hour leave Saratoga by the Accommose1on
Tyam p. M and st the Lake at The IL N
Hpssos River RslI DAD Express Arrrvss CT II p. 49,
PAssenfeIs honiTes via Lake Chenp.sl, leave bite
hs ss and ~ and arrive q, the Lake az % m and
STAGES swsys readiness hOfesu 81 ton "a miles
,ao Saratoga X miles tom the Lake. to cary passengers
10 Lake George.
Hotel will remain oIen for tie recep-
tAq Of ,ompapy until The Jth October.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18

SUPREME COCRT-COunty of NexYork.-
~ BENNY COUILLAaD ssIre WILLIAM ARCHER and
BARRIE hs wifr John b. 3or R,ssrd scot AMI Nsry
bis VIE n,h,n NcholI, j. cn G: Mor,on job MIrphy.
John Ee.bt John ipncl stepb-n Birrho Nichols DEM,
rG Abraham Demarest joseph Wanbeci, John M.s'.he
John murThy Henry How lard, GeV-ls Bowman George
4hn Mathew D. Bag Jonathan W Freeman. R.us.eae.
Phelps. he BOw.y e.ns Of Nsw Yorh CITY, sre:eIct
By, Peter Lurz, William o. sIerln &, Alfred A. Valsnac
Thomas Mel lrah. Pr ,deut cf the Nassau Bs Shepherd
XII spp. President Of the Mechanics eaph New CITY,
uobat Baws. John 5. Meyer John shukey TO tns de-
iendsBs shove f0n hereby summoned =. ;oearei
The paint il this aci n. which Ged II .hs
Office the Cerk Of the City AID County OF New Yort e
CiS Hail. the City Yoi, the 18th day " JUL.
lsa and TO copy Of your sveI 70 he .t e)rpst
New Yoik within twenty isys after the l:e o. this
you eIcluye Of the OF such sevice aDi you
fell 10 answer The sd complaint within the uu- sestI Il.
plaintiff in Ibis scton will spPly to the Cont FOR toe relief de-
a aIoed p the complaint Dated New York, July VI, l2
suIl lew6vM r. BOVINE. fisintif . Attorney
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18
CARAT a, MONTREAL. LEBANON

O. RAT . 6 A, MONTREAL, LEBANON
- Syringe .rd ths Nksf-kEV-YosK 4 HAaLEN
naTpOAD -gL's rsdu:sl, - Atsry = a. sLra:,.s e9t2
Two Daly Erpres frsre
alos 70 L12Tess ,eayes come: 0: sh:e ad Ctute
oe-Icsy5fs .. AoaoJ Q. lil5 = wts tstt,u h,irois lr
ss ssnross where pssssnsen srrvo = ~ ~ &c .lsse:
- ysbaroD srrrss yrhsze vasSafers Grh'e a. 10 ,.
SI5 u Nal Tram sopgrg o; al ssss'-s, Ia sis!s n
cl,ae f,T lbs CeDIa Raj rosd ..., -.
30 :. IL E,pTeu fn llbG1y ecI0et. We 19 sesuI
Esot4 I2fsss Train fos the Wes D. u T., A. VIA oTt
toss y,iD st 2 . %. The Dsyt nogaAs 81, ca. L..
Az DO ab1yS tIass oolreet 81 C,et- Fsh W. -te !"
.nke th,pss.
tSs = Esp'es. re- m A5aI = go AZ W W =. :.
.lsose Of ens, ~ tse trfysl a ne ~ sspee i'' ="
$e Jtsj asfros5 rHt
a13h L. nss Ifs.s ro1pDs ~ a. ,iD'SnI L,, ,.,.
~ ESHfess Tsap, ksvu AYesIy cr tbt ,snS
4e2Spsss fss g Ne .esfl hshse1 s1A We ss''s ',
.Hbss ma RontsrL A'hso< n.G tea naIEsr- s.tsfs
Se..btt ;bcesA ShA :. HA1yFAL-.T T|"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18
Hle0ifal.

DR. JANES's VEGETABLE PILLS, for the
~ of ali kinds Of EruPnos from tho Fee Mech
Bands &c will be sent By mail all parts OF the Uon upon
he receipt Of 81 Medical advice and pesc'pop fo all dis
cases AZ Dr. II. JAMES, Metropolitan Post Once,
No Is Astor. place, N Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18

DEM RAILROAD. D.--THREE
Q oAiLY TGROUGa TRAINS BETWEEN PbilLl
DEIsRIA aud FIrrSBU2GA-Tte McftSrN9 Il All
SEAIN leaves eknsleip1is foT ph sb1Ith at y N SaS
kxves piisbaIeh fer P9lteephia ~ The rAsT LINZ
hees 2hsaslphs ior RiseaHh a. u 50 tnl pis.sssrsl
IA PAns Ss lphia as THE HIGfT sxPRI S. fr AN
kSyes Pt1sdslpbsa Tor PktsbsSsS at tBd PisssbE0
On phfs5es,ejs I.e 20 >.
mo .isve hnss connect PittstaIsh VIZ he ies sc mi
to<n g. Ioe;s, No Alop. S<,o1e sud Csies<o Ht-ots
bssAfot Leslnstop .nt Louisville ~ Tcs,e Hsuse NAB
eyvhsfe,d pehekn,ste ean3lsty To,edc Cse%sltnd %
6n'sss 7aoesvs hsscp sn3 ueessr Ohso also uith hs
pneee. boats frtn and 10 Ksv-CyiSaa 81 " I IA
Gle and CiDebIs
pa frItht- reisuas rec h,nSts IN .tt ottis {! 6h s
Sssonsers rih snd ss tee tcrss In1
eylsbis route L%twten re Elst ,n6 eI-
Salorsh telss CA be ks =, eeI Of Le tb9ve Le<
pa<Sg - Wess, cf
IN. bs1TS. agent Nsw'!t'ssJ k.isoaA &C.. so<tf
ctc-leaa.i., New Y ch
no Astoy Eccse, RIosSvsy, New Yefi.
TTCXIs kOOHS, AstDt. eoI llG AID 4she.,u
psv YoIk. Jan, IsS Ph7.leiphis
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18

IN PURSUANCE Of sn order Of the Surrogate
of he County cf Neu YJrs nouee :. hesrJ gIsrn % al
persons HAVING cisms s,ast WILLIAM b. SMITH, late 81
6s City of New Yoxt decclei 20 present the ptb
vouchers er tho subscrber ct ber residence, Nc oes
snsio In the City OF New YoTk. Def The
twenty sa day August next Dated New ioA ue tTea,y
fuM AffnSnsua,rrx.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From May

EF CDrF7N III IN 't]EH = e,.i-. ~ xy
vows IsPres., a. and ?. m. kel. g. a IN rhrsurs
Wy .ns 1s "a a. D toI Fs s!sp 0n m sns m
Tyfa. .stn Ieve. every tIay evening .. II Nm I0t Hoo
ke%ps,e Sang slrs ss Peelsk rrsns stop Way sstis
Rs:sr ses ,siep at Chanbss Canal ChrsePher and HHda
YIrs fs New-VoIk leave Troy at S. sl5 and To- 70 e IA
NJ and Esst Albany At q - and IL: - a a .ne
- N A y. SMITH. 6uperinteoden<
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18
-- rr~nT-sr uAU. xWy v,s sT0RN6

WINNIE EEEIuAAE NAIL btNS w ~ -.
II 9OH - Bc<rOH ans fh0vlnLScS-s ~
~ .,.ssis. fSYHOpTH A0dx, Cs7t tess rsuss IN ~
vSpTHHIf tsr.. ". H. ptssse, N eosuecs ss s,,cs Rs.
.taasr ~ =, yiS<r<e and Bsstco and ..x Ann Pie
go I.ns H.yY osi dtiy, sEpdsts ,p' n JcIocA
s Vc,sh hyer srt vhesf sScve eesn Of ts rss
n m. szsi stsn.nston G. 30 r m, 81 ~ '~'
%,.Mss ssye. pcs;cn st $50 r. m -. Monday. we5neS
~. n v VkEpFRBIlT pom New-t99m ~ Iredsy AVA ysA
n.,s s% ,sps., Trcm s,orlnsor Te'daS' =" i'''''
sssAb. ,ocu .-oy- Eev,yor Tues6sy. fhws
R1axy. 49,. seors~sscn fer Fsihoh w EroVf
IN the Esrress Aeh tre,', ' -. III a.
o'rr ao, =, a,ber rouss, end m stpI's 't0 ~
tdJsnee 1 ,;nc. soaneoins Sofsh ana css-
essp nofn's n.;, on hc1d tsc nc'ineI, 10y utn
0ss 2,eiei h,ssh hs deOrsd end leave 70
wss nnd.tsIeoo .ongsctns at Prevalence VIII he :"
Gs aeb . N. obs s0D'N
tS scl s'hh Master sccOpaIles The Steamer and Tfafs
uonSA csth Wt rocr,s or fssh ar2ty Pier Mo-
,r% r% SS,ss Or q the ebee No 10 Battery plsce
-0TrTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEI--
Hr1sS,lrs AZ New Hampton w.h The Delaware, LACKS
~. md Westem Rsrosd 10 scIAitop, 0feas bendI ns
49, West; and Easton with lhe Leish valley Aah
70 % tkShurk ,.,.
SsSryNTR HRRANGEMENTs-CoUne J1re ., Iaf'
f.ve New.Yok Cor Esston ard ioteTm.aie plsoss hsn
- 10 nh River 80 and 1;S0 p M; 0T Somo1
sule y 80 and i045 a n. ard " aud $50 m
Yhe sbo,e trsins esnfect az Elizabeth with usipf o. hs
H, Jersey Rlnroae winch leave few-forf hon no ioos H
JOHN q. STERNs, Supt
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18
IN PURSUANCE o{ an order Of the Surrogate o

TN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate o.
ne County Of New Yort notice hereby syen 70 al per
sops having CLAIMS sSsnst ABNEh l. sLOCVai se o. .ns
SJos,ei 70 .hs ,uBeuibeIs e oee Of William H. aoon
10 RS sooh street, in Tho Cy OF SeT ioi % ss,s s
'fbe s~euty easba asy Of Iy neIs-Dated NewSosk <
ga DAY Of JaLuery, 4S s,.,r,,.
CHARLES II. uUGHDS, EXsto;orh
IL 'svs-M JAMES APPLEBY,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18

1N Yo3K 70 ROCHESTER.-Ths ROCHESTER and
okAyESsE VALLEY RAILROAD is open sD] in
peefp sthtle Bufaio Corning sni NewYorI and cx S
snd Eye Railroads forms dness route from Nsw.Yos h.
ROrhesteg.
The dscneu OF this route tEeher with ths peor
81 eclced ty he vide renders BY fsT the des
kle tesu the above named citita
fokets be pTocarod a. the New York and Ers RsiosA
Yke. Ofe feet Of Duane st. and No lso Brosdvsy s'ss
he yegsty C.ty.
Esscafe chcctst through.
Beigrs will be transported between NewYork aud Rocss
With cispa:ch ANY information desired m regard th sI
be obtained by cakns the General fIeiet AGENT OF ta
Eev YOYf tI6 Erie Rsred Erie Dungs CT {. b. TAPPAN
Exfsess E,esvbt Agent Nc 1876 Broadway
y1D On ne Buffalo Coming and New York hsrad
uundny. J. 4. REOFfELD. Surerrtsndent
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18
n 0NG IsI AND RAuI uIROAD-SUMlER AR-

- RANGEMENTs -tsundsy excepted I'sin' 4 CONS
Lset--Ietve Brooklyn fer GreeDport, M and Oh Sst
days 3:i5 r m for Ysphank a snd So p. m for
Pssnun rosie, aud 3:fo and p for Syosset iO
i;I5p for Hempsttad, 10 8 m 4:l5 and D. m (;
faz l.ynska. spa 10 q M. S4S. Z: IS, and 2. m
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the SnYrcgatee .
Tho County Of New YORK; noaee e hereby gyss 70 al ef
Ycas ylns claims against elizabeth W. SHE'LL, nit
Il tbe CITY OF New.YoTk widow deceased TO present Tho same
y.h vouchers hereo to ho sutsernei 81 his onss No.
fsif INST In the Cy ofSewYmk or before tho sb day
ynl, Dated New. Yuh the 5tA day Of January ls
"a Isv smks ALFRED CLOCK, Admhisrstsf.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18
DFNNSYLyANIA RAILROAD.-The GREAT


u CENTRAL RoUTE, connecting tbs Asslsc c.tes VIII
Wtsseih k.th weste and sca hwesteEn s'ses con
sggo Hallway direct rLe Rssd also connect. .. Pt;soIsl
wh d y re u ee 70 L ports In tie Wet!sn Wsers
nod - Csveis ard sandrssy wib ses,esrs 70 al poys s9
Lakes paekpg direct, ant
pekcs ,O.te by which rHEf3Hf e fvrs aree 70 tat
hnss shs Great West
RATES BEZWEEE PBILt DELYRlA szaeIFIsH vRGH
RnArY a. -BocIs shoes Dry GtoGS, I'm Oh. 49, IN NJ
bo1ee, FnIf, festbeys &C. ........,.... ~ ~ wv
SpsxNp Il l.s-B Boz re and Stationery, nsy)
Gs<&a IN sSes,l HSGwaE, Lesseef 'ae rS sc 70
Ismo C!.s.-tuvss Begging BCcen sDd lee. ~ Ia ~
Poyt, - bulk,l Bennp, Ae.., ,..,.....,;l ~ ~ " "
ptrn-s CLIss-Ctfee, Bsh, BAN tct N. ~, lo n
feyh, tpaeked) Lard spd Lesd Ol....... ~ w. ' "
b. yh.pe eoGs hons a1 pot ssst 81 PAsieps, ps mar
ssru Z. raIk be paoage Gis PenlsylyeIsa bhLEI" an
0Ssos cn aed 70 is Agents of ts Rcsd 81 FhAsspa
Yssns1p7 IN. VIII be forwarded withe Ut detention
PIEICpT ASIErs-HaETis Nernley ca ktf Pc 'en,
= D. SGas Co, e. Louts J. B. klheu son E' AmoA'e
hd Drae11i, Ben kuIdoth, Anl Cst.r Jevers Gs-n
vnL Eyl b. G. Es.dTI h:SA%n ine, SFiFI n e,ewn
Sts' i<scl Co. Nc. 81 xasy st BC-t,ni LeschA Co. No
Ato1 Eesse Rew.Yorh, NJ. wMsu.st, and No B.tte
" picxs Rev Iori; L J. soeeder, Philadelphia AsS7aw
Hscpp asttoore Geo G. Prsnesrcs phahofgh
%. tastt<, rs~ic ulsrs uiiis ofisdns, srpls 70
LEkGE Co, Assns Peln- Ha-sst Co.,
No 2A,tor Home, EevYck.
~ n. EOrSTQk SeneYsi Freight AeeIt Pble<epSA-
= NEkBAkHy AECoSIl ~
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18
n PURSUANCE CT sD order Of the SurroeaA,

IN PURSUANCE CT sD order vi the cufrVefso
Of the Comfy OF NswYorh notice 10 heIeN aSes 70 a.
e City Columbus deceased 10 present e sane
with vophs thereof 70 the subscriber OF his ONCE NO 90 VA
al Nu,emter nex--Daed New York. tho tenth day y HAy
n,S RENRY 7 MORGAN, Executor. mi2 isSsmv
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18

IN PURSUANCE Of 10 nd1 Of he Surrogate
II ,b. Cou.J Nav yu'A assses berssy given 70 al pc
Ci New ioh, siase dsee.sed, 20 pssen he came
vnb voeeber eseof 60 the subsche, st hs once No 80
seoh street In the Cay VI New Yorh or ~foe the "a vcny
sih day New oh As sveny hrs: day
o. February, MA GEORGE W. beKE3, AemnsstI.ief
fe25 lsw5mM
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18
IN the COURT Of COMMON PLEAS FRANK

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
penops hayins eshns as.lnst YIOMA6 CRoPPER isae a
DC City OF Nrw.Yk deceased 10 present tho ssne "Hh
orrs thereof 10 s subscriber Of his Counting ROOM a. No
% BuIips slip in the City OF New. Yosk or ber,e sbe
seventh day OF November next Dated NevS0Th ae 5h DAY
,o5 iswSn NJ CHARLES II. MARSHALL, Execntsn
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18

EW-JERSEY RaILROAD-For PElLA-
lV DELPHIA, and she SOUTH and WEST, via JKSSfi1
(rsY--hion and EIpres Lires: Leave NevYork and y
vuyt,, t,ons Thocsh NcteS soid for CDsi1ne CIV nt
siS vi ,Jd Wet and for Baltimore Wilmington Nor
f1S St trd th,oush baggage checked 70 Wsshustcn
-.1t r. ie Nv WOODRUTP. Assistant 8upx
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18

Coua,au:ua aa9ss So. ::Ss o,sssn. B>tar Fl L,e
don, who ss,ne. on ..se fist Of ssp'eSbv H,. vss
coo.ecra,cd Bshsp Of Chester IN le2i, snd ,rsrss,eS
to The See Of L.ndon q 1872 81 LAT re WI have 90
joy,d tenure Of 81 ycsrs Of offoci be . Dow IN Is
7lsty year. DR.. Naliby, the retiring B-hop OF DN-
ham was frs, con.ecr,,ci Bishop OF Chessr n ls9i.
md transl .ted in is,6. he Dow IN be stA ysS &
- a
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18

IN PURSUANCE Of aD order of the Surrogate
,ftbs Couoy Of New Yo-l notice 70 hereby oven 10 AZ
.-son. be yins claims sseinst ABRAHAM p BLEE0 esA4
ABRhHAM BLAKE on the City Of New Yorh, deeeas
ed 20 ps, cent with vouehe thereof TO The
~ The ofce Edward Bech No 81 Besvers, IN dc City OF
before the thin tiett dey Of stptenhey nc1h-
Ps:et Now Yorh the 28th day VI Mssch, 1855.
sWxERTP , blake, Aaunistr,er.
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PERSONAL.

80. Hon. Henry May Of Baltimore, is in
this city.
80. Miss Charlotte Cushman has gone to
Italy to spend the winter
80. Senator Douglas and General Shields
reached this city on Saturday evening.
80. Florence, the Yankee Irishman, has
leased Wsllack's Theatre in New York f r six
weeks.
49,. Laura keene opens her new theatre in
New York to u.orrow night with the play Of
IA You Like It."
go. Senator Sumner was serenGded on
Thursday evening, by the German Glee Club
He Wss staying at the time with Lorgfellow
the poet.
80. The Misses Warner, authors or "The
Wide, Wide World The Hills Of Shatta.
muc, &c &c, are at present sojourning with
Professor Bledsoe, st the University Of Viz
ginis.
80. Hon. John II Clayton funeral at Do
yer, Del, on Thursday, was attended by
large number Of distinguished persons from
different sections &C the Union, including Capt.
Helms and Capt Dupont, u. 5 Navy.
80. Miss Juliana May, whose successful ap.
IesTsnce at Milan, and elsewhere in Europe,
has attracted 20 n.uch attention, eId secured
the admiration Ct diStir guished artists, i. ex-
Pecied home IN the early part Of the winter.
-. The mail Of this morning brings the in
teIIsencc frcm Nicaragua Of the death Of
Clement c. Nenable of this city, who was muir
dered IN Granada by Gautemalians while he
lay IN lis bed sick Of bilious fever. Mr. Ven
able was about q years Of age A gentlemen
Of strict morality and Of more than ordinary
promise. lie YVES the son Of our respected
felloW-cilizen, George EenabIe.
-. IL Is stated that Col Fremont and Sen
ator Sumner will occupy seats on the platform
On tie occasion Of Mr. Speaker Banks's lee
ture before the Boston Mercantile Library As.
s9cisu0n On the 18th inst. Ice Boston Tray.
elei ssys that Col. Fremont has promised 10
uehVeI lecture before the Association some
time during the season. probaLIy me- IT,
subject Of the Pacific Keiiroah
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POLITICS-A HOAX-THEATRIcALs &c.
TcoRREsPoKpBNcB OF THE srAR.l

GIRARD House, Philadelphia, Nov. a.
Great disappointment was manifested here
to-day upon the discovery that Mr. Buchanan
had not gone to Dover to attend Mr. Clayton's
funeral, as was reported The President
elect, at the time it was thought he was form
ing one Of the funeral cottege of the distin-
guished Delswarian, was snugly snsconced at
his home ct Whoatland. Sundry politicians,
as soon as they saw the announcement that
Mr.. Buchanan had gone to Dover rushed on
here to meet him a. he returned. Trains from
every section brought them hither Sundry
New Workers. who had axes to grind came on
Among them were h. B. Connolly and the Cor.
poratiOn counsel elect, R. Busted, who came
to pay their respects to him of Lancaster, soon
to preside at the Court of Washington. Fine
editorials were written and published upon
the beautiful scene of the next President and
General Cas- attending the funeral of their
ancient political antagonist. But neither Of
| them were there. The report was a melan-
choly hoax.
Mr.. Buchanan would. no doubt, have liked
to have dropped his garland of grief upon the
coffin of the great Clayton; but he could not
have done so without subjesting himself to
annoyances on his return home, which he evil
dontly wishes to avoid to the last moment.
The New York Herald has been imposing
upon the public mind, by false figures, the
idea that Mr.. Buchanan has not majority of
the whole vote cast in Pennsylvania at the
late election. That truthful journal makes
an exhibit that the vote Of the opposition
combined would have defeated him In this the
State of which he is the favorite son. Ac.
cording to the Evening Bulletin Of this city, .
colaborer of Bennett in the cause of eboshtn-
ism, Buchanan beats the vote Of the entire
opposition 705.
The John Brougham feat of performing the.
atricsls at both New York and Philadelphia
on the same night created greater Juror here
than was ever before witnessed The National
Theatre here was crowded to excess last night
to witness the Philadelphia part of the per-
Torrance. Thousands were on tsde clamoring
for admittancs who could not get in. Tho
party returned to New York by FIVE o'clock
this morning What a striking exemplifca.
ton of the fast age in which we live. 1t was
a profitable experiment, Brougham won a
thousand dollars Besides this, both the New
York and Philadelphia houses paid immense
~. jarrett was the man who got it all up.
l learn that Mr.. Bayard will be re elected
Senator from Delaware, and that George Read
Riddle will probably be elected by the Legis-
iaturo to fill Mr.. Clayton vacancy.
Public opinion seems to have centered here
npon the Hon j. Clancy Jones as the Penn
sy'vanan who should occupy place in Mr..
Buchanan's cabinet if lie concludes TO invite
gentleman from his own State to a position
in it. II VIC
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POLITICAL GOSSIP.

The Louisville Courier has returns from all
the counties in Kentucky except three, and
Buchanan 3 majority is Z, Sol
Fifty-seven counties in Missouri have been
hoard from. Buchauan's majority $3.50.
There are yet forty -seven counties to hear
from.
1t is said that if Fremont had been elected,
the right hand man Of his administration
would have been Charles A. Dana, of the New
York Tribune.
A negro, who gave bis name ss John c.
Fremont, was committed to Jail yesterday,
says the Wheeling Times, for disorderly con-
duct. This makes the third Fremont
The returns Of the Presidential election in
Texas indicate that it has gone for Buchanan
In Galveston the vote stands 40S for Buchanan
and 900 for Fillmore.
The New Haven Register SAYS " abolition
ism may as well now 60 to sleep, and take q
good long dream of what may be done in tho
year 1860, while the "shriekers'' unite in
singing
Hush, my dear, lie still and slumber
Beecher's rifles guard thy rest,
Kansas humbngs without number,
Gently press upon thy breast''
Other Democratic papers are also poetical /:
"Du dab day, du dab day,
Ali those who have bet on the wcolly horse
VIII please call up end pay
Dc DAB DAY!
The Republican Association in this city held
meeting at their Club room on Seventh street
oa Saturday night at which resolutions were
passed for the continuance of their organiza.
ton on the principles of their platform, and
that Of the Philadelphia Republican Conven-
ton and extending an invitation to all per-
sons favoring these principles to unite with
the Association. committee was appointed
to draft an address and resolutions congratu-
latOry to the friends of " Fremont and Free.
DOM and urge upon them the Importance of
keeping up their local organizations. Re-
marks were made laudatory Of Col. Fremont
but it was deemed injudicious at present to
make a Presidential nomination for 1860
1t appears from the secretary's report that
the association have published and circulated,
during the late campaign, about four millions
of documents, comprising some eighty-seven
different kinds. OF Stewards speeches there
were printed 294 600 copies; of Summers
2IS, 900, and of Colfs1's l36, 900, and 1853, 600
of tho Kansas investigating committees re-
port
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nHNn REWARD.-RANA AWAY FROM
9[UU the subscriber, on the evening Of the
LIST instant, a NEGRO WOMAN, belonging 10
the estate Of Mrs. Sophia Perrie, deceased, J
named CORNELIA DI6GS about twenty-five
wears Of age, five feet ten inches high Of BRIGHT
mulatto color, and Is a very vel made woman
I will give the above reward IL taken In the
District, or State Of Maryland or $500 II taken a
non slaveholding State, and secured 90 that can
pet her egein. G.. "A WATERS,
nov 3-K AdministsofM, w. A.
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LADIES FAIR AT ISLAND

@STHE LADIES FAIR AT ISLAND
~ Hall is still going on, and will continue
until THURSDAY EVENING, the 2hth, which
will be the last night we propose holding II. Thus
far we have met with pretty good success, and
hope our ffiends will continue 10 favor us with
their pre-ence and patronage The Fair room
afford every one with an evening Of pleasant en-.
terainment We have on hand great many
articles both useful and ornamental, which VIII
be sold at moderate prices The room Will De
opened each evening at O'Clock for the benehto
those who NAV not want TO attend ri night, ANDY
we invite especially the ladies to call ana see our
stock Of needle work ,childrens clothes, &C ,whh
must be disposed Of ut some price. nov H'<t"
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Ia Ny dear Amelia" said dandy.
& have long Wished for this opportunity,
tu' hardly dare speak now, for fear you viii
reject me-but 1 love you-ssy you will h.
me. foEr smiles would he'd" and then be
cane - TeUse; ''your smiles would she'd
and ike1 he paused sgsin. Never mind
The "ood-sLed, says Amelis, ego on with
The pretty talk"
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NEW MUsIc.-From the prolific press of cur
neighbor, Metzerott, We have spirited piece
of music composed by Joseph Max, entitled the
"Presiient's Inauguration March" 1t lis en-
bellished with an excellent likeness of Mr.
Buchanan
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GRAND BALL.

THE MARION RIFLES TAKE MUCH
l. pleasure In announcing 10 their friends, both
military and civic, that their Second Annual Ball
will take place al TEMPERANCE HALL on MON
DAY, the 24ih instant.
Such arrangements have been made that will
guarantee TO WI o may honor them with their
presen e a happy, pleasant and agreeable tiae
The committee having been disappointed In
IecsIving their ladies' invitation cards, ard 10
being too late 10 procure others suitable for the
occ sion, they viii therefore be dispensed with.
The committee. in the absence OF special invita-
tom, will however extend a cordial welcome
TO al their lady friends.
Supper will be furnished by an experienced
person.
The Ball will be opened at o o clock with a
Grand Promenade, the full band Of Prof Espu,s
Performing al the time the Martens 8 rand March,
composed expressly for this occasion
Committte Of Arrangements.
Capt nj Shekell, Serg't VIM Jones,
Lieut. SwCe, Sergt Jas Sheehan,
Private NJ Murphy, Serg't Jas L. Foywell,
Private Thos Baker, Private Geo Beel,
Private Spencer, Private Jes Handlty.
nov IL
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OMNIBUS FARES AND HOoPs 1t is conteu-
plated 10 raise the price for ladies' fare with
hoops T. cents for tie ladies and 5 cents for
the hope, inssnUch as an omnibus holding 2
Iedies leImerly can now scarcely hold 8 Be-
sides the gentlemen complain Of personal in
JurICs from the ECons-N L linn,
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lors have produced great amount Of uneasi-

The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Depsrtment.-On Saturday, 18th November,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
the books of the Department
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A FREsCB Bull Paddy has z rival across
the English Channel In speaking # the var,
4 the Paris C0HtIfHHonHet says, 1--WE 80.
everywhere in France the IRvIStbkc hand Of
Providence
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~ given by the young ladies Of the Third
District School, (Miss Mirick's) on THAMES
GIVING NIGHT, dt Odd Fellows Hall, nesr
the Navy Yard. Admittance Is cents Omni-
buses leaving 9Th street Yves, will take persons 10
the Hall, and leave the Hall at the close Of the
concert The exerci es 10 commence at O'Clock
nov 17-3t