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il measures not in accordance with the poplar prin
cipes the Administration enforced, a,ain will
Democracy fall into an inglorous minority N Ohio.
One Democratic paper attributes the JOY Gus csult To
the influence of Senator Aliens nam. md popularity
II is most unjust ascrption Of praise. Fornctber
his name, nor that of any dozen men, however dis
tinguished, could have produced such a result A
much more glorious object, much deeper feeling,
reused the people, and called forth their Irresistible
energies. The principles of Republican Admins
traiion, operating in benefcent measures and the
mad conduct Of ultra Federalism provoked the con-
test and insured the victory"
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al do not like thee Doctor Fell,
do not like thee Doctor Fell
The reason why l cannot tell,
But this surely know full well,
40 mt I;La thee noctnr Fell -

The author Of the above ancient jen despru
was probably not aware that its apposi:eness
would have been proved by events in the year
of grace 1912. Such, however, is the fact.
Some of the more ultra of our Democratic
presses, while most Justify lauding the med-
sures of the President, and admitting that, for
eighteen months past, he has triumphanty sus-
tanned the dearest principles of the friends OF
equal rights-qualify their appreciation by the
sage conclusion that although he has done ad-
mirably well so far in administering the Execu-
tive power of the Government-and that his
leading measures are but the index of his past
lfe-yet say they, we must wait while be-
fore we accord HIM our unlimited confidence, or
award him the full measure of our honest APP
proval.
| If these honest editors wait until the Demo-
cratic Convention to nominate President has
finished its doings before they extend their hand
of friendship to the Executive, emay perhaps
be compelled to believe that like the puzzled
enemy of Doctor Fell, our Democratic brelhen
of the press, are secretly opposed to the Presi-
dent, although they either cannot or wiH not
enlighten US as to the causes Of their hostility
| We. however, advise them to pursue most
adroit course, or the curious people will furnish
reason for their hesitation which may compll-
ment their political dexterity at the expense OF
their patriotism. The most honorable warfare
is waeed with unsheathed sword and visor up,
and with such foes we can cross weapons with
out desiring to depart from the rules ofchivalry
or infusing personal bitterness into the contest
So, masks off my mlsters, and we'll ask but a
fair field and no favor, and God defend the
right.
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THE FAIRNESS OF THE INTELLlGENCER

The National Inteligencer OF Saturday, in
speaking of MIR. Spencers recent letter, says that
twas evidently prepared with the intent TO pro-
duce some influence upon the New York cleo
tons now near at hand.n And again &" In
every thing that he has said in his letter, how
ever, we have no doubt he has no more than ex-
pressed, generally, the opinions and feelings of
the head of the Administration with which he
is Connected
Fearing that "the opinions and feelings of
the head of the Administration may "pro-
ducc some influence upon the New York cleo.
tons now near at hand" the editors very quiet
ly, and, TO their minds, very satisfactorily, come
to the following conclusion, viz:
We believe we should publish the letter at large
you'd moi its publication inroirs The necessity of accom-
panying rih commentaries roiuninous Than
the letter iise, requiring altogether space in our col
umns which we believe be employed usefuliy
and aeceptabiy 10 readers"
Thus the Intelligencer avoids the publication
OF the truth, which has lately proved iormi-
dahle weapon in the hands Of Republicans,
against the attacks of unprncped and vena
presses Of the Opposition upon the fair fame
and honest acts and intentions Of the Execu-
tive. Such an excuse as is rendered excites
but just estimation of the impartiaiify of the
editors in giving current political information.
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ANE & TUCKER have just received direct
IL from New York their stock of Fall and Winter
Goods, carefully selected from among the best i'm
porting houses of that city, comprising general as
sortment of French and English Cloths, Cassimeres
and Vestngs SC, of the very latest style Also, our
French Patent Coat, imported for us direct from Pa
ris We invite all, therefore, desiring good and IA
shionable garments, to give us a call
Also, general assortment Of Fancy Articles for
gentlcmen's wear, all Of which will sell che 10 for
cash, or to punctual customers, on short credit
oct Ii -3iaM3W
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WRITING ACADEMY.

MIR. c. II. CHASE viii accept Of the many in,i-
1VI tatons to return to Washington the coming
winter, November or December and for the ac-
commodation Of ladies and families, he will mako
such arrangements as TO enable him TO give les
to classes of five more, in any part of the
city He will also take a room in central
part Of the city, uotice Of the time and place to be
given hereaftcr,) where he will give lessons to
class at a convenient hour during the day--aiso
to class at night The terms will be S. for -
lessons.
r. s. Those who are indebted TO Mr.. c. for IN
struction will find their bills with Mr. Riley opposite
Centre market. oct7-2awu
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Extract from letter + distinguished politician IN
Ohio TO friend in this city, dated
8 CHILLIcoTHE October 10,

"CHIILIcoTHE October 10, lS4l.
"You will have heard ere this, of our most glori-
Gus triumph. 1t is only important now to bear IN
mind the great issues which have been tried and set
tied by the People in this contest. The Wing press
generally, and some few of the Democratic press are
already endeavorng to make the impression abroad
that the questions thus decided by the People were
anything but what they really were Now, sir, J
most positively assure you that the great leading
questions before the People, from the beginning to
the end of the contest, founded upon the acts
and principles of the National Administration. The
veioes of President Tyler and the general policy Of
his ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS were the questions discuss
cd and sustained by the Democracy generally, and
violently denounced and opposed by Mr. Clay and his
party throughout. The resignation of the "Whig"
members of the Legislature mixed itself, of course
with other issues, and Influenced, to a certain
extent, the conduct and declarations of the
Clay faction. But the grand question was
the policy and the honesty of the General Admins
aton, and upon its general principles, and not upon
the popularity Of any one man, or set OF men, has
Democracy triumphed. Such, ] kHo,c, to be the
fact and, as fact, it should be promulgated. And
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ERUlT TREES & ORNAMENTAL PLANTS.
u y. LANDRETH & FULTON proprietors of the

ERUIT TREES & ORNAMENTAL PLANTS.
l. ID. LANDRETH & FULTON, proprietors of the
Nurseries near Philadelphia, so long conducted by
the late ID. & C. Landreth, provided with an un-
usually large stock Of the most desirable articles in
their profession They would particularly request
attention to the extent and variety Of the decorative
Trees, Evergreens, and FIowering Shrubs fgrcen
house Plants they also have large collection, in
GLIDING nearly three thousand engrafted Camclllas
choice Roses in great variety and such other plants
as most worthy of culture.
The present seasons Catalogue has just been issued,
and will be furnished post paid application.
= Orders mey be forward, through Mrs. Anne
Gardiner, Of street, near the Patent Ofice) Wash
ington, d. c.; William Stabler & Co. Alexandria, ID.
c.; Lyell, Johnston Lyel Richmond, Va; Spots
wood Robertson, Petersburg, Va; Robinson Sta
bier Lynchburg, Va; b. Eme son, Norfolk, Va; G.
F. Fischer, Frederick, Md; or by mail, with salts
factory reference in Philadelphia.
oct Jl-3tdltcp
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OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC BUuprNcs,
October Doth 1910
oct 292t

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC BUILpNGS,
October 29th 1912.
SEALED proposals will be received at this office
~ until 3 o'clock, p. NJ. Of the 10Th of November
next for furnishing the necessary materials, and con-
verting the old Jail into unatic hospital agreeaby
the plans and specifca ions, which will be eXhb ted
at the Jail to persons wishing to bid for the same
The materials to be of the best quality. and the
work to be executed TO the satisfaction of the per
son appointed to superintend the building. The pro-
posas to state the whole cost of erecting and
peting said building by the first of June next The
contractor to have the of all the old materials,
bond for the faithful performance of the con
tract, with two satisfactory securities, will be re-
qnired.
oct. at IL Nov. Ontel & Globe.)
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MIscELLASns, by Stephen Collins, NJ D.--Snce the
publication of a notice Of this work in our journal,
the volume has been sent by Carey Hart, Phila-
delphia, the publishers. 1t is handsomely printed
and bound OF the merits of the author our CORE
spondent has already spoken.
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NOR SALE.-A valuable property on |

INOR SALE--A valuable property on | street,
J. squares north of the Patent office square, con
ssting of two brick houses, now in one, containing
sixteen rooms besides large brick kitchen in the
rear. The lot is about lao feet deep, TO 80 feet
alley, with well of excellent drinking water IN the
yard and the necessary wood houses, SC. The house
may be easily divided, and would readily rent 70
5000 each For terms which will be favorable, APP
ply to the subscribers,
sep 20-3t JOHNSON Il CALLAN,
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From The .Nbrthamp,on (.uav Democrat

Notwithstanding Henry Clay driven from the
Capitol at Washington by President Tyler, for trying
to force him to sign charter of the United States
Bank he is still prowng about the country attend
ing barbecues, and trying to be made President 20 as
to force upon the people another Bank monster;n
Is his late speeches prove
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RIESzI-No. 8, Harpers Library of Select Novels.
This is another Of Bulwer's splendid roductons--
one that enchains the attention Of every reader
This work has between and 500 pages, octave,
small type and an engravng--which may be had of
Tranck Taylor for IS cents
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A FORMIDABLE SEA-DOG.

A correspondent Of the Montreal Herald, writing
from Washington, gives the following account Of
marine monster in process of construction at the
Washington navy yard
@ AS item of news might tell you of the steam
ship Of war Union, Captain Hunter, lying al the
Washington navy yard. If accounts Of her be true,
she might be more appropriately called The Unique,
for she is the only one of her kind Her tonnage Is
near 200, and she is propelled by horizontal
wheel submerged some fifteen feet below the surface.
This wheel is protected by sort of false bottom,
that it may be considered altogether within the boat
Her armament is, ! think, eight IS Founders for solid
or hollow shot, and her speed to be twelve miles per
hour. Her bow is exceedingly sharp, and is built
plgeon-breasted, as TO enemy's bal- aidr
a.teur at any but large angle, and it is SAID that
even in this case her powers Of resistance uncOm-
monty great.
The particular pur, ose she is intended to serve Is
TO meet broadside on, and cut enemy's ship o.
and this favor, il is supposed, she effect for any
marine edifice now afloat. After the conclusion she
is to back her engines and retire for another attack
on her second enemy, to allow her boats to pick
up the surviving crew Of her vanquished foe and
what IS astonishing than all is that her engine
ry IS SO constructed as suddenly to shift its place
without detrirnent arrangement This last pre-
caution is obviously necessary to her effectiveness for
the purpose intended. She is, in sho t. represented as
sort Of steam marine gathering ram, or Roman beak-
ed riremc, with the modern advantages Of the steam
engine and Paixhan gun. Such is briefly the literal
description given of this vessel; whether she will
answer the expectations formed Of her cannot, OF
course be told but she will be ready for sea by
the LIST December.
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See SCOTS Notes,

s1TMr White, the editor of the Flemingsburgh
Kentuckian, shot a man dead, last Tuesday who
went into his Office for the purpose Of Gaming him.
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II The Fourth Annual Meeting Of the FlM.lE
UNION BENEVOLENT SOCIETY will be held in the Apo
10 Hall, on Tuesday Evening, November lst at
O'Clock.
Addresses by the Rev. Clergy and by other disn-
guished orators of the city, may be expected The
public arc respectfully invited to attend.
By order, c. A. WEBB, Secretary.
oct 29-2t
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nysScveral bagging and rope factories are about
10 be started in Jackson county, Missouri
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FRANKLIN
SALT WATER BATHS.

CASILE GARDEN.
ELIAS THOMAS respectfully informs the public that he
II has completed and placed the above location the
most extensive and onamened this for ladies' and gentlemen
that hoated the American waters paned and hull
BY Mr. Calvin solesrd and adapted to all the
eme ltnsth i6l feet by IS feet The gentemen's
feet by 49-ts ladies' which also attached several
ones Of varions depths) As by 40 and juvenile swimming
school Of considerable extent The shower bath. ugoa
whole interior with saloon comprising every LUXURY
reshment under the experienced OF Mr. Okle
OF BROOKLYN designed STYLE Of comfort and
suite. . 10 The wants and wishes ofthr visitors,
Elias Thomas appeals those friend, who warmly
tanned him last when manager of the franklin BATH
now placed the foot Of Montgomery stree for that support
sr?ed euteprize and for the support that hismerts may
claim from the citizens OF New York aud its citizens
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state or Trade.

We cannot notice any mark cd improvement in the
OF affairs. In the purchasers have not been willing
to comply with the demands Of holders and the transact
tions have therefore been small The sales, which show
no variation In prices 100 bales Upland and Florida at
81 9; 800 Mobile, i0}; 400 New Orleans, 10; and
80 Texas, II 81 cents making total for the week Of
$500 bales Coffee remains duh, but variation in
prices perccpthle The sales include 800 bags Brazil
Cuba oaoi; 100 sumara. A. all NOS; as ST. Domingo
7s7f cents cash and los bills Porto Rico on terms not
NADIA public. ProvsonsThc demand for Beef and Porl
Is mode rate, lui prices without change Lard con.
tinurs in good demand 81 for prime Western and
cents for city rendered Smoked Hams selling at
cents, according TO quality, smoked Shoulders 81
picked Hams, 81 Z. and Bacon sides, 81 cents New
Cheese asriyu quite sely but there little demand
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,r IT, and we reduce our quotation to u cents New
utter is also lower with plentiful supply Naval
;ores-The sale OF 700 bbs north country rurpentne,
oticed in our last should have been $262 instead OF
6a} as it then appeared We notice since farther sales
1000 bbs ofthe description, at $?6a3 500 do Tar
asks spirits Turpentine sold at 81 cents time
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HIGHLY TMPORTANT

Esw pe and H. s I'M
for the total species insect, intestine he
re Ia, and Rel tree cut and army worms snail cabbage
eS's eas |
e m erica may al by
eheapes most item IN
insects for the ,rifling expense of one dollar
' sas & @ ls Sssssss.
@ S%
',a' POUNDS '''i Dr. E lew fsittd
WELLINGT0N A: CARTER Commission and Wine
@ 'F Io%ao Of S% as i ifs
0I sr m SS sa ID sS s sss. a IL.
South .ds Madsif. Wine: Sismssy, RsssrSs and o%s
a q, oei and years
400 baskets Anchor Harp, Windmill Cabinet, and all other
$40 Of Clare St Julien, Chateau Masaur &c. Also,
Of Muscat Wines, assorted codials, Absyn,he,
$50 baskets fresh Salad OIL Menschna Ancho1ics Capers
50 Indian bbls of Malaga swee, Wine.
supply ofthe best double and single refined loaf
Also Lump Sugars, from various efneres for which A.
Advances made on .ale,ble merchandise.
for Madeira ode those wines any age
Of SSsy will be Forwarded SGmpy executed and Inc vine
@ depot G' ess improved 1r' Burner s% fS and
perntedence of the original inventor The above
referred TO- together with the reduction in prices render these
Burners matchless of economy, simplicity and brill
ianey Light over and above Other sIi,s q The Find
ed emporium Of light, 4l8 Broadway, corner Canal
w. WEBB,
JET 2w*r General Superinte nd-n
nHEy ESEHIe sAHszzbh ok 12VEHAt4
Dc S ist s
Animal Magnetism, and will contain ample directions and
instructions for Mesnersing with details Of the
extraordinary and interesting Mesmerc and expert
have occurred either III this country Europe
for many past he curious and indeed wonderful, vs-
lions and revelations Of Cavovance respecting the Heavenly
Bodies ard the Spiritual World will constitute prominent
portion If the MAGAZINE. 49,
1t will be published monthly and each number will contain
V with double columns OF the
and style of the Boston Miscellany.
Terms, 50 per annum, payable in advance
Letters communcs and ORDERS (post pad) addressed
DR. r. H. Colyer Mesmcrser 81 School street. will receive
prompt attention.
The New York Tribune, Herald, Pennsylvania Public
Ledger Bstmoe Sum- American, Richmond STAR Charleston
Mercury New Orleans Pcayune, Loui,vle Journal Cinc
natl Republican, Portland Advertiser will week
for three weeks and send their bills the Mail office
DESTROYS receiving the Magazine will insert aforesaid
and send copy OF their to 81 School street, Boston
92taw3wr
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CAuTI0NThe public cautioned against receiving t,e
- following checks ON the Long Island BANK stolen with
othes mol YET ssseaned from the porter Of the Bank ts
morning OF the 9th nst payment Of which has been stopped
A check drawn by
Tn. Nex York and Brooklyn Union Ferry Co.. $4,000
Ss,han Yonng, 81 o
john benson, Siio 80.
WI. W. Henry seer u.s.
J,lhn Thur,by, Sl,3,1 49,
Cirmsn, V,leutine Il Co., Sic6 90.
G Giait' s as'a i O. 800 90
Thomas J; raid, slc7 ~.
Isase II, de Jrs si75. 80
=; Corning Son $50 %
l %%i > MH sSin nss S,y s
e C. stryker s9ss 30.
James Johnson x Co., $500.
John Benson Siojl
bfooAiyh, June 7, 1872. le8 lws x
A BERNETHf's BOTANICAL PfLLs-Lct the unioi.
unate rest assured thar there in Il
,nf these pills 70 be speedy aud iics cure os Gonorra
years prescribed by the celebrated Aberne in all stages Of
The above Diseases In first stages box usually su
cen to effect few days. In long potacted chronic
cured hu1ded who had been taking other medicines for
months which tended destroy the constitution thai
Troublesome weakness, which frequently after using
other medicines They have unpleasant SMELL
out having their norlunes suspected They composed
entirely Of vegetable which inv % e sys,eS
Apothecaries' Hail. Sc Caiharine ST. jeio imsc
NEW TARlFF.-Aseis now almost reduced to a moral
certainty that high tariff will be laid imported crock
cry follows As consequence that an Increase of 20 to Is
supply themselves early possible and there where
No. 7 Sixth Avenue, near tarmine ST,
No IS Cortlandt street. near North River landing.
NO. ios Fulton street, opposite Dutch st, noon
NB-Grocers and dealers supplied lie lowest
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CROLIUS'
BOAT ESTABLISHMENT,
400 WATER STREET,

FOUR DOORS EAST OF CATuARINE MARKET.
THE Subscriber having in his manulctcry and under his
own immediate nlence of the Oldest and
builders in this ci,y and the best Of materials
for building every description of boats which enables him
furnish. M shortest notice. Boats Of the approved
del and workmanship, the most liberal terms.
BUILDER of the Sultan Of Muscat Pleasure Barge. the
Ann Of Peekk Washington, Of foughkseCsie Duchess Of
Hyde Park Sylph and Wave, Of Mobile Geo stsv, Of
Louisville, Madame Celeste. ol New GuaIs &c. Aso,-
The sail boats Wm Croliu Fashion, Zanoni, STAR end Ed
win Forrest, Sc, &c, &c. le4imsc
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Passengers Arrived.

SAvASSsH-Ship unen-Major Plympton and servant Cant
r Barnum Capt Smith, Cart Birdsall lady, chill
den and servant 1t O w Patton lady, children
Lit Aburts and lady, Lit w Martin, 1t Suey DR. Sat
erlee and 2s belonging B. O. and K I'd
regiment U $ Infantry.
PRiScEss ISLAND Aiica-Bg Mary Paulina at Boston,
Donns Bto lady of the Governor Of Princess
want, TO take passage for Portugal
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MARITIME HERALD.
To Shin Matters.

We shall esteem 1t avor captains of vessels Giving
report Of the shipping left T the whence they sailed the
foreign newspapers they may have Commodore viii
board them Immediately their arrival We will recprocate
he favor in way.
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City Despatch Post.

46 WILLIAM STREET.
PRINcpAL OrFicE.-Letters deposited before halfpas
hapast 2 and half past o'clock, will be sent out for
delivery at9, ], and O'Clock.
BRANCH OrFIcEs.-Letters deposited before 7, H. and
o'clock, will be out for delivery at o. and o'clock
ALEX. NJ. GREIG, Agent.
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RATH HOUSE, LONG TSLAND.-This long ana well
~ known bopding and bathing establishment having re-
Gently undergone which the
erection OF several elegant hosues the margin
the ocean, for the reception Of during the
season The great Of private beach this horehe
perfect security in bsthng for ladies and children 1.-THE
the shady cool and delightful locust adjoining house
The pleasant rides in the surrounding
fishing grounds and other of au recreation and
smusemt n-,he beautiful view Of the All mic and the
lower bay almost constantly eniyened by numerous vcsr Is
arriving outward bound render this situation ev Try re-
spcct unequalied by In the vicinity Its accommodation
ample, the airy and the even in the
wafmest Day. of summer but oppressive The
from Brookyn the bv hours
To business render peculiarly well adapted residence for
gentlemen of business in New York.
jei2 2mHr WILLIAM BROWN Proprie,or
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Passengers to Arrive

MoBnE-Ship Waverly-Mrs Daniel Wheeler FIVE children
and Mrs Morgan Ogden child and servant Miss Nc
Laaghn, Messrs @ Ellis. Filter, shreve 8 De-
nyse.
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HAVANA AND PRINCIPE SECARs:
M RAIDER % Csstham street h.' Stcs,,es % n. H;ls
beautiful of 81 superior No,a and pogss Pdrciye Ss4sn
whlsh ns chsv for sals ~ reasonable rgscA ~ use