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ANEcDoTE OF FINN, THE CoMsDIAH.--
Finn, the celebrated comedian, who was
either burned or drowned by the wreck Of
the ill.fa,ed steamer Lexington, was wont
to say that in Turkey people should act like
turkeys, and that when man got to Buffalo,
he got 10 be buffalo. Once upon q limo
somebody made bet with Finn, who was
playing at The Arch Street Theatre, iha. he
could not make pun upou tho word 'Balti-
more The actor was at his wits end, but du-
ring the evening while enacting the part Of
'Mawworm,' l.e said to his hearers, My dear
friends, I've been exhausting my lungs all
the evening, and the cars and Providence
wiling, tomorrow night l am going to
ba,rl- l-ti-m0re.
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Whig Consistency.

GsrrLY, es the N. Y. Tribune, has hoisted the
Taylor flag, but abates none of the severity OF
his denunciation Of the Slaughisr-House" no.
mination. nor does he pretend to have received any
new lieh, as to Gen. Taylor's eommi'tsl to the
principles Of whig policy. He says "NOt dis
,nc,ly, fully. satisfactorily" to his mind is Gen.
~sylor's whigery. He adds, in published
speech also Of tho same day, in which he an
nounces his adhesion to Taylonsm, "of Gen.
Taylor's soundness on this 1.-THE Slavery. Extsn-
sion1 question, feel ne assurance, and can give
nene." Principle he admits does not guide his
action-high and honorable aims on his own
showing canno. be his object. Controlled BY the
instincts Of party, war-snd. .bloodshed hating
Horace Greeley is harnesssd todraw the conque.
ror Of Buena v,s.a's car. il possible, to the White
House! Pretending scruples, he surrenders his
position Of neutrality. to take what he admits to
be a leap in the dark! with but the poor apology
OF hstssd TO tbs men and measures Of Democra-
cy. A political Lnzaras, he has exhibited the
sosss Of his party, to beg votes, BY an appear
ancs Of suffering for principle, willis his aim has
besnsb sstEy those votes to sustain the msn the
most destitute Of principle ever prssentsd 70 the
ADssiesn people!
- With such specimens Of WA;g consistency
be5o1s them, Democrats hsving principles and
men Of principle to support, will find no diiicul.
ty in acting with union and effect
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OCTOBER MAGAZINES.

THE AMERICAN PuRExoLcs,cAL JOURNAL.
Tho chronological character Of Prof. Bush
10 given, and number Of other excellen,
articles. devoted to the elucida,ion and proof
Of chronological science. The work sus.
tains its high reputation.
THE WATER Cure JouaNAL.-This 10
really scientific work ofhigh character, and
is edited with care and ability.
HoLDEN's DOLLAR MAsAzIxs--This is o
cheap work, and unlike most cheap works,
its literature 10 respectable, i.s criticisms
above mediocri,y, and as work, it possesse.
a high, moral and liberal tone. II 10 well
worthy public patronage.
SEAR's PICTORIAL FAMILY MAGAZINE
We have received the October and Novem.
bet numbers Of this Magazine, and its re-
lcctions and embellishments are excellen,
as usual iss price for the future 10 only .c
be 81! 90 per year. This is cheap.
We would make one exception to its gen.
ssl impartialty and dignity. The follsW,
ing Of MI. Winthrop. the presen. speake,
Of the House Of Representatives,, so far q.
relates to the Democratic Administration i.
neither history or biography, but only bill.
ingsgate:
ain the more recent extravagances oI
those in power, who have committed the na.
tion 10 all the responsibilities Of the odloms
Mexican War,he has acted with tho most en-
lightened wings 10 give II direction a. "a
vorable to humanity and justice IS the phren.
~ Of the administration will allow"
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Twoyears ago, when ,be people Of Ore

y Twoyeanago when the people Of Ore
gon were leil without a government, ad-
dressed them q letter recommending 10 them
peace and oider among themselves, reliance
upon Congress, and submission to their own
voluntary goverhmen. until replaced BY an
other; and promised thom eventual protec-
,i,n from our laws if they so conducted
themselves. They did; and the promise has
been fulfilled. now make the same prom.
Use TO you, IN the name Of many others as
well as myself; and hope to see il fulfilled
OH the same conditions.
Written at Washington City, this 9th day
Of August, ls4s; and sent by Col. FRE-
MONT. ga 81
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-10-17

Coz. r. M. WrNKooP.--This gallant sol.
der ID doing good service for tho Democrat.
ie cause in this state. His speeches are
very able and eloquent, He boldly denoun-
ces the enemies Of the war, and fearlessly
exposes the deIeterious. affects of Wing op.
position to the war, upon our troops in Mex.
leo. We heard him speak twice on Thurs.
LAY last, in Chester County, and witnessed
the deep impression which be made upon
his hesrers. He isa very correct, graceful,
and animated speaker, and reasons with
much power and ability.
The bitter assaults Of the Federal press
upon Col Wynkoop, prove alike their invet-
crate opposition to the war, in which he has
won his laurels. and the party TO which he
has frankly attached himself--Pennsylpa-
nian. taaa e
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-10-17

How Is Iri-Honest men do not wear
two faces. The Wings say Gen. Taylor il
honest. Does the following extracts from
bic lsttsrs sustsin them:
e ALLISON LETTER, April 20, ls4s.
81 have no concealment--I hold no opinion
which ! would not readily proclaim N my
assembled countrymen."
MCCoNKEY LETTER.
:, II have laid il down 40 principle. not TO
give my opinions upon the various questions
Of policy now at issue between the political
parties Of the county"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-10-17

Some people appear never to have enough
ofa good thing. To this class belong those
railroad travellers, who, after having nearly
every bone in their body broken by some
fearful accident, actually take the trouble 10
90 10 Jaw, in order to obtain further dam
aces
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-10-17

HEADAcnE.--Two tea spoonsfall Of fine
ly powdered charcoal, drank IN a tumbler of
water, will, ia less than fifteen minutes,
give relief TO the sick headache, when caus-
cd, a. in most cases. by superabundance
Of acid on the stomach. ..ra.aii &
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WHlG DECEPTION.

We ask attention 10 the following from
the Wilmot Prouiso, a paper published at
Massillon. Ohio, by Mr.. Fisher, heretofore a
leading Wing in Northern Ohio. Mr.. Fish
er, in remarking ON Senator Corwin's speech
at Akron day or two previous, says:
But WE ARE AsToNIsnED when our respec-
ted friend, George d. Hine, stated TO US in
the presence Of four or moro gentlemen, that
while in Akron the day before, he had the
pleasure OF a PERSONAL, AND We SUPPOSE,
PRIVATE interview with Thomas Corwin. In
answer TO the inquiries of Mr.. Hines, as to
what he, (Mr. Corwin,) knew OF the senti-
men,s Of General Taylor on the great ques-
ton OF slavery in our territories, he (Mr.
Corw;n,) produced MANUSCRIPT letter pur-
porting to be written by Gen. Taylor, TO a
gentleman Of Cincirnati the pnrport Of
which was AS Mr.. CoRwrN READ IT To Mr..
HINE, that he, the writer, Gen. Tavlor)
GrWAS IN FAVOR OF THE "WlL-
MOT PROVlSO." AND THAT lie HAD
BEEN OPPOSED TO SLAVERY FOR
THE PAST TWENTY YEARS"
We asked our friend, if he had seen the
letter. He ANSWERED THAT HE HAD! that
ne had looked over the shoulder Of Ex-Go-
vernon, Corwin and recognised the signature
|6f q. Taylor, to the document. Mr.. H.
further went on to state that Mr.. G. INFORM
ED Hrx THAT THE GENTLEMAN TO WHOM 1T
WAS ADDRESSED, AUTHORIZED HIM TO MAKE
SUCH USE OF THE LETTER AS IN HIS JUpe-
MENr HE MIGHT DEEM PROPER; and that
the said document would be used by him in
bis speech ut Ravenna the ensuing day.
We published an extract from an address
TO the people Of Louisiana, by the New Or
leans Rough and Ready Club. The address
is signed BY SIS. Prentiss, Bailie Peyton and
eight other distinguished personal and lead
ing friends of Gen. Taylor. Mr.. Billie
Peyton is known to be one Of Gen. Taylor's
political advisers. The extract is as fol-
lows: -f-td
"The election of Gen. Taylor will afford
to the SOUTH and 10 the West the strong
est of all guarantees for security, during his
administration, on both the grea, subjects to
which we have referred. [The proviso and
internal improvement. As regards the
WILMOT PROVISO, WE NEED NOT REMIND
You, THAT BEING HIMSELF SLAVE HOLD
Err, NATIVE OF VlRGISIA, A CITIZEN OF
LOUISIANA, WITH EVERY FEELING
AND. INTEREST IDENTIFIED WITH
US, we have NOTHING TO Fl.AR;
recall to you his deep rover ence for the con
sttuton, for the principles which guided
Washngton's administration; and OH this
basis, the true safeguard of our rights, we
say, confidently, that in HIM WILL WE
EVER FIND THE FIRM DEFENDER
OF THOSE RIGHTS"
That was published and circulated under
Gen. Taylor's nose by his political friends,
and he does not dissent, NJ
Again. Mr. Benjamin, one Of the Wing
electors II the State Of Louisiana, affirmed
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or Hon. Michael Hoffman, Naval Officer for
the port Of New Yorh, disd>ai Brooklyn, on the
a8,h ult. Mr.. H. stood among the first men Of
the State in honesty and ability. and was 'ru.
" radical democrat, and incorrupiible patriot.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-10-17

oaT Gen. Taylor in pay and extras has re-
csi,sd ssventy.iour thousand eight hundred
snd sixiy.iour dollars from Government -
Az Msjor Genera, in pay, rations, and allow
ancss, he ID in tho Iecsipt Of about seven
thousand dollsrss year. This does no,
auite look as II republics were upa'steful.
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DEATH ~ w. ]. GRAvEs.-Hon. w. ].
Graves, who was concerned in the unfortu-
nate dual with the lamen.ed Clly, ono Of the
whig electors for the State Of Kentucky,
died q. bis residence on the 9th.
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cALIFoRNIA AND NEW MEXICO.

The following communication from Col.
Benton, gives - the people Of Cslionis and
NewNi, xico ,mporisas advice a. 10 Il course
pursued by tho them, IN the sbaence of all
legislation by Congress:
Messrs L. Pickering 4 Co:
GxSrLEMEN:-Please publish in your pa
per the enclosed letter to the people Of GAL
itornia. wish il also TO stand for letter
70 the people Of New Mexico. Persons
from both these Proyinces have written
TO me for my opinions, in the event that
Congress should fail to givo them govern
menis at the late session. l have written
to the people Of CalifornIa; and the same
letter will do for The people Of New Mexi-
CO. Being published in the papers whicl,
may choose 10 publish il, ]. will get TO the
hands Of all in both Provinces.
Respectfully, &C.,
THOMAS II. BENTON.
WARRINGTON CRY, Sept, lS46.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-10-17

or The news Of the Georgia elections indi.
cate that State ss safe for Cass and Butler.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-10-17
For President,
LIE w is CASS.
Per Vice Presidsnt,
WILLIAM O. BUTLER.
ELECTORAL TICKET.


sRRarcRiAL xLxcroRs.
lie GRAND BYINGTON, Of Pile county;
SAMUEL eTARKWEATHER, etCuyahoga
pIsrRIeT ulzcToRs.
na Let Dist. JonH Sx YpRn. Hsmilton;
o,, a do. GsoRes KEsLIre, Warren;
u do. FRAxcis A. CuNNINonAn, Prsbls;
lsh do. @. voLNry poRsEY. Miami;
j0 . Bsh de. CHARIss M. GoprRHY, Putnam;
Z y eth do. SAMUEL Myrns. Crawford;
7tA do. JonH w. BELL, Highland;
9Th do. DANIEL CccxKRiLL, Adams;
OH do SAMUEL DHFxNDFRyRR, Pickaway
10Th do SrrrHxx M LlrrELL. Delaware;
2sl I'm do. DANIEL J. SwnNry, Richland;
Ifth do. Lewis ANpERsox. Lawrence;
18Th do. JoHN LrDEY, Perry;
18th do. WILLIAM LAWRENCE, Guernsey;
18th dc. WILLIAM c. WALroH, Monroe;
10th d. JosrrH Burns. Coshocton;
eel 18th do william McDoNALp, Jeffe ison;
18Th do. DAVID A. STARxwEATHHR. Stark:
Iesh 90. JoEi B. BuTTLEs, Trumbull;
10Th do. HrHRY B. PAYNi, Cuyahoga;
aist DO. ApuAH Ives, Huron.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-10-17

t5- The Taylor papers are boast;ng ol
the new accessions to Taylorism. Most,
however, come, like Webster, grumbling
that Taylor's "was nomination not fit 10
he .nade." Such accessions are worth boas.
ting over! n4a atga.
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menser tciiet fir sin,ialise, Gtnrntuns SO Gsnts,
fur smal $ ], lmb tdr jeee frntrt Gnrituns ssr
ttlten Dicrrts rs Grnts. Gin 3itrtd . Ncuas
einsuriden tcitet So, s Mehate SIS, l 9abr 90
Cine batte @palte 3lTcnatt tinmrIfen S 9, 5D7s.
nate Is, lSabr So. Gne Sanje 9raltt far 6D9s.
nat frfttS is, alrnatt $27 unb ] Sabr s 3S.
8tf4afts tarte n prn 4 pbtr ptniser Gel.
len sin,nridtn per Satr 8, 6 Mcnatt So.
Srudarbtitt jeotr art IN teutfder, snse
iider unp fran,till6er Srradbe pirb in ntr Cffie.
ets ,,Cbip Staats-Srten" prompt, tauter unp core
rect scitttrt. *.as3 tEF
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y e BIN q II II d e II.

Uer Dn'o Staats.Sct erfbetnt re9elmasia icben
s.s s.ttwoa Der Sutferiptions. prcls itt ST so uus
r,ns sSm n,. coorsasessapuns IN Saareelo rrer 2
~'"" p'e 5"D nn9 n1b Der criten t16fftc res
5asres seibitbt Spatcr 3abeno bnbcn So so ~
sntr.9ten' xetn ltnter(8reiter wtrp fir einen FUR
sNe" Sslsfann ais Nlcnate anscnrmmcn; aud
sa"n - noteSs.tunS nur nann aufscsctcn erren, meun
~ue Nudlfanoe atbejaDt linb. Gnr 0e,naHla(,f.
sung rs 3elt'n5 por rem Gnoc ces ,abrs auf,uttin.
Seh. m!ro as cine GrncucrunB Der 9utftru ton tc.
tfap't. NIttDc'lanSen uHo Sricfc hno po'tfrc er :
btten U, Oicfe Ssrin3unscn wcrrsn piinttlib Be.
sbabtet Wcrccn.
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g { + I / ~.
gqiebber ustmne ittrten''2im
5z,iMusIa.u be. ,n}dw 9h

aum gslserfelt, auf pas mir ,isba> /
an sem bic Srsiheit Iaoet, an.
SBie spanesllt herrIid bu, Berlin!
Berlin, in glat efbaost l,, 81.
Du ,paucellt .rusis uno beltaubt %
einber in oeinen Wunoea
IA ,ponbellt bin, oas bleide Saupt
sQit gannertua perbapsen!
Weit Euh, bon bem bu lsse Sa@'
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8ebelIist jeben Taceu
> erlte beutlde Sahnennadlt
9af eeutlbeu 8arrifaoeu
Gu riGe(t es aus lauger Shmad)
gnpcr su neuer Sd,6ne
cn elmer Iad,t auf einen Shla9
Gsin ,puIben's eeine SDbne
90 helfe Dir nun gptt, Gyrann
Srftchen uno srihrGen
llno abmdrts burh Die Straecn rann
Sbr Slut in allen 9cGen
2lrbeiterblui, Stuoentenblut
98ir fnirlhen nit ben 3ibnen
llno in Die slusen treibt Die QButb
Tins leltne MinuertbrdEeu
Sic fphteu breiiebn 5tuneen laHd
Die Groe bat 9esit.ert!
Sic fcdten obue Gang uno &laus,
sic fchten itumm erbittert!
Oa ipar teln Qieo wie ca ira-
9iur Sd,ret uIo 8uf uno 0l6helr,
Sic itancen ernit uuo lhweiseno ba,
SIM Blut tis au ben SuSheln!
! 90 fhlaft oenn rctt i'm tlvlen 9ruue,
| Sdloft etpi9 uuperse0en!
lGlr fonnen eub ben ble,hen Munb,
Die itarte Sauc nibt preHen!
lBir tonnen @ud, Su @br' uno 3ier
Otit Slumeu niht bcmerfen -
Ocdl fDnncn mir uno spcllen mir
Cte Sdwerter fur euh lbdrfen!
Den etnen 8an,pf Der 70 be9ann,
Sou fein @rmatten ftdncen!
! Sbr ifrtttet ocr, ibr fnget an:
Sc IaBt oenn uns poQencen
lGir iIno bereif, mir fino sefhwinb,
QSir treten in bte 9iifen!
gRtt alen, Die nod, ilbrig 1nb,
Die 8lin9e nca'n mir sideu
Ceun beieen loQ es nimmermetr
SIR Nihts Inb Ge geitcrben
Sur Jfibts, ais mas fFe Gags oorber
@rtroBt ihon uno ernorben!
DeRn Geiner ia9e je uno je:
Sie tparen brao i'm GheBen! ...
Doh feblt' AUDI ibusn bic Soee;
Da6 Te Id meselu lieBenl
Drum fpllcn cure Qeiben niht
Den Strcm Der Sreiteit itauen;
Den Strcm, Der feline TeHeln brid,t
Sn hjeiem Mdrienttauen
Drum icllen Ge bic Stufen fein,
Die Stufen grim bon 3peisen,
sluf oenen mir gum Dad binein
Der frsien 3utunft iteisen!
Das Mautfeft nod, mas Befheie!
9Sas Bitten nod unb @eben .r
Was Nmneffie unb Yreefreibeit - .r
600 gilt es coer eeben!
IBir riiden an in falter Hub', #-
Sir beieen Die patrcne,
Bir fascn furs: Bir ODER Du!
8oIf beist e6 Oeer &rpne
Cae Dentfdlanb fart uno eiuis let,
Gas 1T audi unfer Dnrifen!
Cod einis miro es nur, tpenn fret,
llllb fret nur cbne Nlrifen!
, 8olf, elm eins'ser Gag peritrih -
llno fhcn Don g'tas beieers
srit seifern lieB er fd,Iadten bid
ltac beute oeutfder &aiiers!
Sdmad init benz glute piIc perfpriBt
Bel jenem freub'sen Sterben,
Oelt benz jeet m6ht' er f1d, oerfhmist
Zen Sailerpurpur fdrben
9laein caB oas uum6sli6 iei,
Gaflr nod itehn mir Wahe
Dafar bletbt unier Selosefhret:
Die NepubIit uno Rahe!
Wir treten in bic Reikihub,
gBir breden auf id,on bente
Nun, heit'9e Sreibeit trSife bu
Die Mltfer uno Bic Brdute!
Nun trDite Meib, nun tr6ite &inb,
Die Wittwen uno Die Waiien = u..1
Wie oere., Die sefalen flub, 4I ,t.
90 unfre min bas Giien! IS l1i,3 2
agerloinano.Trettisratb.
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G,,rppdifebe Oeacbricbteit.

9Dtr 9eben unIern QeIern reitere Ausaa9e
aus ben NIT Der Ncacta erbaltenen errcpdis
lhen Bldttern.
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CnrOpa's @rtuacbe,,. .

VnrDpd's eGriuacDeu.
tDlclsntt rcr Yartcnnc1
Was ranIt,et auf oes Stumes gEc0en
@rbab'nen sIclerfa9S caber2
Nas fcmm' pic Gcnner ange5ceen,
8rin9t frche 8unoe iibcr's Mter2
ISas mad)t 70 ltclS Die Soersen ftla]en?
Sca, unl'rer Srlber filbnes Wa9en':
Tenn bic Sreibcit lad,t
2lus gurppa's 0taht
Stei9et le cmpcr lit bebrer Sieges'
........ pratt,
Tim uusn BoIf III taoen.
Die Sahn oes 91edtes 1T eutrieoclt,
Die Cd madessGette jib serlhellt;
G5 eilt Der Sreiteit 9eiif befi9cIt
Sm Sie9edslriumrf ourb bic Welt;
Die Sreibeit, bic pom Sommel ltammrt,
Sca! Wie (Je aate9ciiterno flammet
llno nit bciI'9er Graft
SesenbriuJeno ihafft,
Dap idien jecee Solf ftd aus benz
Drude rofft
3u pelhem eS oeroammet.
q Ytiht eine Ihrecftid,e Gbinire
lluo milher 9lnarhten 8ranb
@rbeben ibre blutgen Webre
3erihmetterno iiber GDlf uuo eano,
Stein! uur Der Wenidbett beil'9e Ne1te
Srtehen auf Su bem 9efebte
@esen Delpptie
,,Sest jeet ober ME -
ST ibr SCoiun9swcrt uao tDRt in SYms
a, pathle- u. a
Gin 600 tYrauD' lder Mdhte.
Gum eeus srbt's nur ourd sturmss>
totem,
Gum 86tfertas 1T ifeif Der pfao:
@rit miiGen bluben Gcoesrpien
slus elmer bitltern eeideniaat;
Nat 8lut, nit Slut nur last it taufeu,
Mit theuren Opfern nur erfaufen
rg 8onGYrunuenbrut
8pfes bDhlte6 @ut
lub Der patrict tdst fir oiee @ut lein
Slut ,.
9lns tauSenb Buucen laufen.
Gs gift nun, fiibn cas- Sod Su bre1en.
9 Su 8anoeu lie9t oas freie QScrt
Drum mus Die gileuflinge iprehen II
Ges ToItes Sraft Ddhrr mdttti9 frrt,
,, D1B Tbrrne beben, Silrften s'ttern
44ie eaub in Sturm uno uu9e,plttern :
Burger! nun oDran -
,,Mahet fret oen planp'
alub oas Wort, bas Shwcrt-er6fuen
ibre Sabn,
DAP 6elleu leltif Seriplittern.
8cm Shwei,er 3ohlano fir Der baQet's
Sm &fruf su Stalisn,
Sm Sturm ucusano sueanocs fpallet's
.Das 8olf, nidt Surf, fei (puperin!"
uno Geb!-ldon fanf ein Winetbdter
9ln Tranfreihs 8olf ais 0odverratber,
A. 9aidp pclenoet feht
8oQer Majeitdt
9eun bic 9iepnblif, ihr beil'ses Sannr
rpeht
! .Sn Granfreids blauem aetber.
?. stat eeine idwarsrctbsolo'ue Sasne
limb ebles @aterlancsgefitl
MD3' fubren Did, auf lit)tem plane, |
Mein beutihes 8olf gum srceen 3iel
Grmade aus Dem & Scoesframpfe,
Criticize .su benz Sreibeitsfampfe |
Der pOfaune Shaa
llnb bes Donners NaQ
Sabre bid gum Sies, uno oeiner Slrs
fen Sdpaa
Gritid' in Yulperbampfe.
Nr. NauW. !
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THE UNION.

TRAN empire For this reason, the British government
has been much censued for its patronage OF Austria
and its Papabe diseoqragement OF Italian i1depena
See," says the Daily News, "what we
have done--we have acknowledged the Austrian block
ade of Venice, whilst have forbidden the Nea-
potans send vessels combat and to raise that block
ade Al the same time have dssuaded Naples and
forbidden the Pope 10 march 10 the succor OF Venice
having vainy tried inmida,e the King of Sardinia
into a similar abstenon. The Pope, in seeking to obey
u.s. has got nearly overthrown u.s. he has exposed
his the greatest shake and dscred that II
has yet suffered" Our advice has also shaken the
politan throne. it would have buried the Sandman,
had Charles Albert listened to us. What position is
this for England and its wing mnlsry-achng and ne
gotatng in enmy to Italian unity, Italian independence
Italian freedom The result will probably be our mol
saving Austria, and being hooted out OF Italy by
The popular execraon Charles Albert has not listened
to us He has sent his army true Italian MISSION
and he would have sent his fleet, had not prevented
that display of the naval force of Italy in the Adriatc
Still an arrangement is possible; if not battle or two
will throw additional light on the policy OF England and
the prospects of Italy.
We have SIX days later news from the United o'ates'
but it brings nothing OF importance I'LL.
The first State trial commences Monday IN Duoiih.
Mr. Meagher scorned to profit by the legal techncaues
successful in Mr. Mitches case and he therefore d
once puts himself on the country, and defends himself
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Ky R. IIc DYER, .axcffOuefr,

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO FORTE, &c,
IL auconOn Tuesday morning next, the Both inst,
10 o'clock shall sell at the residence OF gentleman de
clinng house keeping situated street, between 7,h
and 18th streets, (he flag will designate the house) his
household and kitchen furniture; amongst which enume-
follows:
Mahogany hair.seat sofa
Do rocking. neseat, and other chairs
Do dining card, and other tables
good toned piano forte, octaves
3-py and ingram carpets, step carpets, stair rods
China and glass ware
Mahogany bureaus, wardrobes, washstands
Toilet set, beds, mattresses, bedsteads NC
With good lot of kitchen requisites.
Also, good cooking and radiator.
With many other articles not necessary to enumerate.
Terms of sale All of and under $25, cash
$25 credit of and four months for sactorly
endorsed bearing interest. r. w. DYER,
Nav 25-d Auctioneer.
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Hv n. w. YER, .4ucttOneer.

Valuable residence at public SAFE.
CY virtue OF deed of trust, executed on the 18th OF
ID January, 1885, by the late Capt John T. MeLanghiin
and duly recorded in ber w. b. No lib, folio 2l7 the
subscriber win offer for sale the request OF the parties
interested public auction, on Saturday, me 90 aay o.
June ensuing, O'Clock m on Ire premises ioi
No and parts OF lots Nos 10 and H. IN square NO Io
in the city Of Washington, situate at the corner OF see
north and 2st west formerly the residence OF Capt
Mclaughlin. The buildings are in fine order, and form al
together of the most pleasant residences in the city
The of sale are, fifth OF the purchase money
be paid in hand and the residue in six twelve eighteen
and twenty four months in equal proportions The pur
chaser give satisfactorily endorsed for the deferred
bearing from the day of sale and deed
of trust the property the payment OF said
notes and compliance with these terms, the trustee
will convey the purchaser all the right and e vested in
him by the said deed
In default of compliance with the ten days.
the the right of reseing the property at
the risk and expense of the purchaser Any wish
iSes.
BY order OF the trustees r. w. DYER,
May 23-dtsif Auctioneer.