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EOR sAIE-A sOHREL HORSE is,I HANDS HIGH,
perfectly hind ana Ecntie nis ordinary rad sat ~
rsm Ten - twelve miles pr vr md 10 afast trytter ae
teen drivee IN TIE country the last four eente
man ~ Years Of nEe ard Ofy offered for sale he IL too
last Ter his present cNner. Caa be HuF3ONSs
livery stable, ~ Iveth sset Of University place.
'fhhIACbs TOR SAkE-g. G. HAND, IT, 30 Bread
~ rty would call he Ftnticn his old custo-srs, 81
$50 souleb sentlensn who vsh purchase % snamne
No m stock before else Where They vl nnd
ere 81 NE best assomsns Ia the eyi sso good sssrt
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Phfss,lrnl.

RUsNEss ABROAD.-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN ABOUT
- visiting all parts OF rnrisr aud france Is dosrous
ottaning few literary eusrsss commissions which he
weuld attend 70 personally fos moderate
Address J. W. o., AZ this afhse.
IfFORnAriON wANTED-OF III nNAgD HcQUILLEN
BY bis sister Rose. was Contractor. year ago. 81,
niles rcn NtuNoo, Illinois, nal ing river navigahe Hi
ncs aud western papers please Address Herald
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So0lsy - Aeeteo Tru0o Sale BuiIoxhm ..
YosrtL day will seloek with the sale Of
per- embracing ollie q writ
fnG paper Of grs1s and variety also note
paper bisnf book paper bill paper drawing paper atAs
imperial elephant royal medium deny, and fooseAp
post once hardware paper Bristol boards playing
ssrds tea paper Manila paper heavy rag and heavy
rsw bonnet boards and bank note also chinese
per- large and attractive invoice for particulars Of
wlish see catalogue hrscng also large nvsce Of
paper hangngs After the sale OF paper aractvs
Invoices Of hoehs will he sold Wis John c. Rker H. Al
aen and cshe The sale 20 be continued through the
rg with nsssrs Holb Co.'S invoice choice London
prints and engraving Sale each day opens clock and
continues through the day and evening On Monday the sale
viii with the following valuable voices
Baker scrihner D. Appleton Co. George s. Appleton,
Geo. =. Putnam, Robert Carter Brothers.
The denin Fail Hat for ls5c.--Genfn has
the PLEASURE Of Announcing that sdsy scth
inst, be win the Fall Style Of Genlsmens hats for
100 which In beauty Of shape viii transcend any fabric
that has hitherto ssued frsm his He iuv.s
comparison with hat that has been produced.
either in America France. GENIN,
1I4 Broad way, opposite ST. Pauls Church.
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HrstrH % sscua IA GHsSuE.-By the arrival % the
schooner Brothers yesterday morning from ssgua Ia
tfsnde August IL ~e learn there bss been no enoers
there tor ten daye previous 20 her departure
ON the 9th ult. Mr. }. Gslhrsnh. % New YORK died
81 ssgua and en- the 10Th Mr. D. Landen Of Phiiadel.
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rfssis for Europe.

The Amsricsa mail steamship F.ciss capt Er,a
wye, -Hl lssve this pert ., to s.y With III.
malls tor Esrope. The nails -in sio,. o. 70.
Post omee a, bslf pa, 10 o'.lsss tai. s~nix Tae
wttslt Hssns -~o \. en--.s in s.-,ss " s.sa 10
lk.m
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Beve cbE aud favorhey known 10 the public the
ueee.In tlnstrattr 81 Sh@ksIeare, about 20 make
tour through Western New N.rk stopping Utica
euse and the other large cities for the purpose
dramatic readings from Shskspcart. for witch he Is per-
letter Irerared than other scholar in America.
MI VIII appear in the original costume - Shakere
sdded 70 which, his srtkng resemblance
hsnosres q the great bard, viii ive ingulr eject
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POST OFFICE NOTICES.

IT s. NAIL foR EUROPE.-POSr OFFICE, NEW
York Aug e. lxO-hails for the U. s Mail Steamer
PACIFIC, OF the cont line, viii close this
saturday the 2ih inst 20 Oi Letters cont
snt OF Europe, BY ths line 81 eieames must be paid
II cent? WIN v. BRADY Postmaster.
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rskes eycursion Ncwturg and iaterme-
dste places This excursion 10 Of the hnet Of this
city. and the boat nsurrss.@d fcv sr~~A go scscnd
" IN nnf-
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Telegrnphic.

Nsw o,lx.s., August a, 1880
The sst,on market IL dull The sales yesterday oaly
r,schsd 800 bales, at 12K, 12se., for middlins
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dscovsrs Of the which hears his uams taken by the
suhserts In France IN ~ may he seen With hundreds o.
other psturea BY the Dagueeoyps tskfp daily, with
without cslorh MEADE BRO1HERA
Isl Broadway, sppotiie the Psrk Fountain
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ant good Boots aid Shoes Caters Slipper Just
take 6ud aeyes ara 20 Brooks Boot and Shoe Empo
rium 10 FULTON street. the hest place In the city
good handsome and cheap article Of Boots Shoes Cster
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zeIe aphic suninary-Eny rossment of the
FoKluve sInys mn IN the senate.

The fugitive slave bill, which has been before
the Senate for several days. Was ordered to be en-
crossed, yesterday, by vote of twenty-seven 10
twelve, and will, no doubt, be Immediately passed.
II was so amended to make the United States
ter their arrest, or for not using due diligence in
executing warrants for their arrest In this shape,
it was ordered to be engrossed. The amendme nj
thus attached 10 this bill practically amounts TO
nothing, for according to the laws already in ex-
isence, the United States marshas or their bonds
men, are liable for any neglect in the discharge Of
their duties, as sh erfis are under State laws IL
sheriff arrest man for debt and has not the body
Of the prisoner forthcoming when called upon, he
made TO pay it, There is nothing new, therefore,
In the amendment, although it may have been
well TO pass il, so to make marshals more care
ful than they otherwise might be.
The civil and diplomatic appropriation bill was
under discussion all day yesterday, in the House of
Representatives. Amendments appropriating nearly
forty thousand dollars for the purchase and cont
nuanoe of the Coupssnorai Globe, were passed.
The bill will, in all probability, be disposed OF to-
day.
We have accounts Of the extra meeting of the
Texas Legislature. The Governors message, ac-
cording TO accounts is full Of sound and fury.
The Governor naively remarks that portion of the
disputed territory might be purchased. Wethought
much, and have no doubt that the ten million ap-
propraSsa will be very acceptable to that State.
They had not heard Of the passage OF the boundary
bill by the Senate at the last accounts
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ss,.iten sseonrsnisd y his ihti@st. friends. visited
Brads ghery, yesterday, vhcn scmratle daguerrso-
tyre q ths estnsriied persenass added The very
extensive colecton The perfection n Mr. Br,dvs rte
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Brosdvsv u really worth visiting both the largest
collection 81 essFushed aud the finest works %
the art exhibited In We feel Justified In
saying that wishing good peturcs of
being tied a. this establishment.
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vRAvnLLnas, eUIDs

INnrPINnrNr OPPOSITION LIMB TO rHfLApxf--
Arhs-fke stesmers 81 this ne runnirs regularly
betrsex New Ysrk srd PHIL drpbis landing esel
ttpe nsy ~ hesssys Wedn-sdsIs Taud>ys, sna s.s~r
dsys ron Pier Ne " NsIth River. - f,rr oclcsk ~
eslss f-ss. g; sesk 81 e. &. ". BRUss. Ar-na
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Bo,es Bridal waters ~ a.. latest most
styles can be had az EvERDELLs 500 Broadway corner
OF Duane street. Mr. Eyerdeil hiss branch No 2
wall street. for the accommodation OF his down
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The aepin Fan Hat for Is5o-Genin has


Colsmsn 100 Nassau York. will Issue the TALL fash
ion for sntlsnens hats this day The hat
with the utmost and attention. body foundation
Of the finest quality Of fur the
sh 10 from the richest osms q Lyons imported expressly
beauty and elegance and in finish il is admirably adspted
for the season In consequence Of doing cash
able TO sell the hat for SEQ that will compare
favcrably with the $500 and $500 hats Of Broadway
eond quality $500.
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Deferred Intelligence.

In consequences OF the pressure on our columns
we again comp elled TO leave out grea. deal
of interesting matter, consisting of the proceedings
OF the New Haven Scientific Convention, Theatri-
cal Criticisms, quantity of correspondence from
different parts of the world, and a variety of
other interesting matter, for all Of which win
endeavor to find room soon as possible. We
are compelled to take this course, notwithstand-
ing we published two double sheets this week
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QuerArIoss ron SPECIE.

There has been but moderate inquiry for exchange
for remittance by tie steamship Pacific, tomorrow
and quotations remain without alteration The steamer
win take out q small amount Of specie We have
nothing to report relative to the movements In
eur quotations for uncurrent money, domestic ex-
changes, or for specie.
Counterfeit three dollar notes the Delaware City
Bank are in circulation. The general appearance Of
the notes is bad the engraving being poorly exeost
and printed on coarse paper. They much less In
dimension than the genuine
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AZ bridgeport. Gem, on Thursday evening IA IN
.tsnt By Rev Mr. Psgs, Mr.. ,. Be-rsrrsi. 81 NIL
-srkie VIE, TO Miss eorss y. daughter u sArus.
Eutveii, kfq.
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been svardcd wu Bschelsr or the hest via. aud Tou
Zee. he Iatls Az svsyd 70 insreet his styis for
RaO, bATtHELnRs celebrated wiz Factory, No. wall
street he lesrs the largest sad hes, assortment In the
city. Cory the sddress.
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fnd IN our Advertising nmns list o. grocs-r WHO cell
this tntsn able uronnd feel well convirced that
All vho give ~ tfisi viii abant0n 49, The
large array a respectable that rubsh to- day
fern ishes fair evidence Of the demand 10 has already
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ss, ass ,tn ss.s--., are 4, -sl kss. rc-iuy.iv
eurss W uslnr eoursua's Itshsn nsscst@d s-sp ne
Fc,srs sutis srsticsi ksr fon rsr % the besy
sqrs Re-ss fer r.ie rs ara eh.sh sly Whsefcr reurh,
nN- rsssvay. Cesa der, fessh Third 49, rNistehAts
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srs ts. puppies. f.skle .ails-ps. ss fsear. s.bti.
ter srafcstirf sursffuous hsir iron part u NE
lSty. Lquie Roass Ter pale hrt snf ehtsn lsy Wits
for hest rovshn~s s WALTZ stree ~, n.rs fr.r
Ai,kist e.sss 4 d. - wssrirsssr street, BcsssrL
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cf colcr the hair red Eys-y vho has the Chu
Liquid Hair DYE. fdm u 80 Ne superior any dye hey
have usd for coorng red hair 10 steauaI brown
et ssck. Price os ics bon For sale only the
ho-syy nrIs store sa bsve you ever seed the Persian
Hair OH ~ an excellent artcie Tor the hair 10 ~ pre-
vent the hair from falling Price a. and g. Ger botsle
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TENTH ASSEMBLY
IDLY BIsTRICT.-TwELrrH AND

TENTH ASSEMBLY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND,
Nineteenth wards The COMMITTEES elected TO select
70 represent TINS District In the Democratic State
Convention. 20 be held At tse h Of
tenber nest, met the house 81 Thonss Starr Third
avenue. ON Thursday evening the 22d instant Dr. j. B.
helms was appointed Chairman and Garr H. STRIKER Jr,
secretary. Charles Oconor Vas unanimously oleetsd
represent this district in the State Convention.
!. h. nEI&E, Chairman.
GAkRIr II. srRKrn, Jr., Secretary.
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pretend 20 be ysred 10 all the mys,ercs q various
vices that confer new aides fet bat they
awarding The palm ~ snceii.aes snd ttaat
ttr hsi h' ercss Bo.ts ke for gsntlssn
- - sest pleasure IN endorsing print the hirh
ts1 b. HAS gained In New rors - an accomplished
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SPsseTrxo.


CtSTiKi61viLLE COURSE. l.. l TRoTTIse.-A PURSE
com. "A s.p "a % ySI my, ws q P, hSa, IL harness.
81 al ir,,os horses ,sstrtrs i,dy ss1sif s.d LAZY
ss sie.s Me@se.ds5 s ess hS-
Joii CoNELIS. Proprietor.
CENTRzvILLE COURSE. l. I-TkOrTIXG-rnE
No. SO mile hsss in g. 10 harness for horses
Ss psssr ro h.Ts, 20, R1Py No purse SO nile heat.
ssirss No. pre- $50 ~, a. ., % vas.n.i aad
ke PSrss $50 milo hss IN Ssrasss for S sSrss
best sss TIE, s .se i S! aT Iss Ss %' s .ss
purse :. So NJ rsI,s 49, mi. beats. nest IN ~
ns TOT reeig horses that never won purse So All
" ~. sss,s Isr.. TO cone On Assus, h entries .lo.c
eenss or nors 20 male ase snd g 70
REp nogsE FIE4sunE GROUND -raorIIvo-A
&. XII. heat. -. hIrn.s cls..s via
~ ID W enters g. STAR W. .. Van Cot, eaters 6.
BOARDIso. &c.
DoARp-A Trw crSItTsrx CIV .fv.ys
D&sesommods,ed vih fnii bosfd ard roos farrsshss
very ret able hause near the Battery Apply
nho. Y creenwieh street.
rsspesta.le e,tsslishmeati -ili furash her s~n
So.S AiSr. H. ass Of s ,'d sil pee
Rokkp wkNILD-br lacy ~ A PRIVATE
ss s.rs o. ,sJ in The upper part Of che s'y
BoARDING1A eEsILssAs AsD LADY, or TWO
~ tnFle gentlemen, be accommodated 9Th beard
NEE large furnished rooms h seoasd foor ~ 6 L0sard
street between Broadway and tlm street. IN
vais boarding house. who're bet few select beard
RoARDIse wANrRD-IN A Rs,PtcrABLE PRI-
sr,, sc-ssy !i.ss term. e ss us ss sss' Al
u CONS WITH BOAsD-A LADY AND oENTLEMAN
~ two or three sinsls gsutemsn eau be
VIA ful o. parrish board BY applying AZ So Esrss Place
MUSICAL.
DtANo.-A GOOD 81 oCTAvE PIANO FoR srs-A s,k
octave rosewood DO. nearly new. for sf0-a az oe-
tave rose-eod DO, warranted. low
Cssh advanced merehssae and Property IN
kinds. Goods bousht and sold c1unfnissioa.
If. JOINS. o. Ann street, second aoor
In TIE HOLIAN pIsNO.FOsTEs, MANUFACTURED
~ T. CtFrnr CO fcsto1 there united the brifnt
Joyous tones q The Piano, sad the pure, susansd sa
mellow tones 81 the fsrer OrEan n you vin ieok
81 Brosdvsy vll hnd fne
msnt They are the nott desirabls for the
parlor.
MUSIC TEACHERS WANTED. AT TuE n. 8. SCHOOL,
NA Agency, i3 Broadway Tea whoss names
gstred End otfere v please early to-day 70 confer
With applicants ffcm the South ~ fro q Canaef..
n. a. WfLCON Prorristor.
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Comb Factory, 3s7 8so.a.Hy.-rh., mort

choice selection 81 Urs ccbs IN Tortoise ssel
Bufale Hon, Ne, - h o. ta city Ladies' will
sey. the sd,sntare q rrcssss ssass ~ this establish
usnt IRON the Tact Ntt the sttr u tahen In M
shapnf of each ~ ~ ~ ne fsti IN tie Perfect
rer Comhs made 20 order aftss Az pattern Rerarsi
done sAUNpEpS
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try Tire ry sai Patent Tapestry Ingrsn CARPETS no-
a. 'he ftfs iantist the senus srtise - be feusd
oIlI o. 'Ns i.ous Carpet Rooms. No - Bovery, HtRAx
ANBfkSoNS Thoss a.. and g.. Enssh fasrsin Carpets
sss 70 aid o.. OIL Cloths are seeidsdly heap.
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Hhr only te IrUcured The nEnuf1ctory. Wa
street. The public shoud ard sesss itations See
various sirlomss Persons whose hair has euued kad
color from the % the imitation dyes have 10 GER
reeted W calling ss shove Gerry the sddrsps.
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Nhisfsre ~ " Nassau = Pine street In the
American. grssh. r.enth snd s,ery e,hst ,,y sslt
The wesrs-, psrforns tie saiifuiiy ever
ecrforms " " the features and ssnsr appearances 81 the
ptfson
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,src 70 eniy ssuallsd W their pepulsry2o6 and 7c7
Cshiil. What the Ladies' say.-we doa't
% 10 ri q: ss ss sS. ., de-
:, ....diss hs fsn e .Is.l.as. ..d ...ay
~. -, n, Orc. Bo.,. .s fsr usrv,sd
etrrisr.
rhcs. new and beautiful Patent Tapes
80 r.i,' ,l L.r.,ss ,n.r,s e'sr. 30.
.s,5 :, ~, ,,-e., Care, ss.~' No so.sry aIRAs
sd q. .bd a, Oil ciO'Ls. are sssidsdiy heap.
saunders Portable Dressing Case Fac
tory, ~ Brosevsy Of Liberty 30 BROAD
& hs, n.. ' ss *. a.. , Sss sI
ses ssr.ssss hsrsis ar. Of eesven.s, 40. sst sssd
4ssss,isS ~ t..1iss i...r. u Sss..,.'s.r '
Comb Factory, asa Bso.dway.-rhe most
;hs.s, sl.si's Of ~ -o.s pr' ete II rsrssi., s.s
.sts The ss,.ss... 81 prcssi,. .is a, sSs .sl.s.s
nsst from ~. fact sst m ,stssl ssr h tsiss in
,r cs@h' made 90 order. aisF Az ps,,.rn Rsrslr.s
nm, the isimisabie Cutter OF Hair and
im.r,ssr E,s.s r.spsh .as ever, s,s.s,,yi. 70 ~,
person.
HAIR Dye.-BsteseIer's Genuine Liau,d
. Dr.; e.. svs Sy X = p. ssssS.y
.siou, sirsms. Psr,on, shsse hs.r has assumed s.d
ree'ed " csihhs (. shove Cory the address.
Liquid Hair Dye, that will not wash OF,
eolcr the hair red Evs-y Ohio has Chic
Liquid Hair DYE. admit 80 ~ superior any dye they
let bsck Price 6s cs bon Tor sale only The
bo~ery nrus stare is2 Bsve you seed the Persian
Hair OH u an excellent article Tor the hair ~fl prs-
veht the hair ron fsns Price a. and Ger bote
Wigs md Tcupee--anether ms dal has
t.sn sssrded wn Bachelor for the hes, via. ssd Tou-
pee The ruhlc nvted inspect his syle for
100 AZ hATCHEInR's celebrated wiz Factory, No. wall
street he le.Ts the largest and hes. assortment the
city. Cory the sddress.
Bsbbiu's sosp Pewder-.-FsmiIses will
fnd IN cur Advertising eclumns list o. grcce-r WHO cell
this NEST able comround feel well convirced that
All who give a. tfial viii abant0n ffs The
arre q respectable that ruhlish to-day
forishes fair evidence Of the demand 10 has already
creaed.
ooorsed-s itsssas medscstsd Soap VIII
urs tse r,nples frsske. snievpess ss fsndrs s.bth
l>ty. Lque koass pale hr. ant ehtshs fAiy WI.
Tor fosies. roushn-ss waller rrsss s-st fex
(set srcst~ty; Caller Ter, seth Third street, rhs-
Alskisl essss a o. - Tssnirsser street bcstsn-
rreehIes, Tsr, ssiicwr.ss, eimpies, Ervp-
ons asa tn asss---, srs 40 s eel kea~ n, positively
turss W utlss eoursuss Itshsn nssest.d s-sp. ne
rcvsrs subtls srs<isf ksir fron 81 The besy
Iqrs Rc-se fer r.e lips srs ehesh. liy Whefcr rearh
f,sksd - ~ Nnlksr Crit
r- ss6pay. Cal ier fessh Third 81 FNfsfe YAtA
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REp ROUSE PLEASURE GROUND -rRorTrNo.-A
purte q tas Will cone n on tondavthe 3sth nst
toeoek ke heats. beet ~ 8. IN harness. Closed With
the filowss entries-Nr c. t. enters m ritra Temple
Pathfinder. 49,
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MUSIC TEACH Frs WANTED AT TIM Y. 8. SCHOOL
Ni Afsney, - Broadway Tea here whose
gstered End otfere vii please oa early to-day confer
With applicants ffcm the South Aas fro canaf..
n u wfLCON. rrorristor.
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BOARDING.. Ac
mJsfeAI..

DtANo.-A GOOD 81 ocTAvE PIANO FoR srs-A q.
octave rosewood DO, nearly new. for sitos s
tave Rosewood DO, warranted vsry low pay
Csh advanced on merehssafe and rers.n property
hinds. Goods bousht and srld c1nfnisson.
I. v. JONES. D. Ann street. second aoor
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Rim ana kln IN Office he would have been sustain.
60 ana applauded. But after staying one rnerito
nous w ing, his appetite became satlated Hs
struck 10 more blows at Nepotism Alloqy me 10
ehunerate some OF the connections Eow in Gov
eminent Offices W4LsoS and brother, a nephew
and nephewln-law-a four Loco. Focos SRI
Ll'AS and brother, and bro.her,in laval tbrs>
Loco tocos MAHoN aud brother-both Loon.
Focos LATHAM and brUther-oue Loco Foco, the.
other $3.50; HoUsr0N and brother-bo,h asreea
6le BLAME and b,other-diyided in politics
CLKARY and brother-Whgs GODDARD and bro.
ther-W hlgs BERRIT and br0ther-Loco. Focos
CRirTESDEN and sons-Whigs WHlrrLgsEY and
sons-H hlgs; GALLAGHER and sons, and bro,
ther-iniaw or two-W higs BIB and son-Loco
i Coos CAbELL and SONY higs; NouRSE and
sons-N hlgs; HAYNES aud son-Whigs; BAR.
KER, NORTH and Ro6ERs. brothers in. laval
Loco-Focos OF the first water RoBB and SON
Loco-Focos; McGILL and son-Wbies. Ftry,y
and son-Whigs, at present DrMESr and sten.
son-One LocoFoco, the other Wing; TASr1r and
son-both Loco FocOs: PETIT and son-botL
Locoocos.
These are all can at this moment call TO mind
Mr.. Secretary CoRwIS can get at, under his newly
adopted rule more than two-thirds of these famT
lies, if he will But ~W h. There's the rub !!
We shall see.
In my next, l shall endeayor to pay my respects.
courteously, to Mr.. WEBSTER, Mr.. STUART, Mr.
GRAHAM, Mr. CONRAD, Mr.. HALL, MI. CRIrrEXpxN,
and Mr.. Controller WHIrTLESEY, for some of their
shortcomings toward the Wing party, who have, by
hard knocks, and many of them, placed those fanc-
tionaries in the high seats they occupy. | shall
tell the truth OF them, and they may make the
most Off HoSESruS.
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Opinion of the South Union-Secession
South-C observation-disclosures.
orespondence Of The Tribune.

Correspondence OF Inc Tribune.
AUGUSTA, Ga. Dec. Is, 1880
Mr. EDITOR: Believing thatsyour readers will
be interested in whatever relates to South Caro-.
lima and Georgia, will endeayor to give you
few Of the Impressions Of Northerner on visiting
these States. AS the South Carolina Legislature
and Georgia Convention are both IN session, Union
and Secession are the prominent topics OF discus
sion in South. Carolina as buStness-ih Georgia as
pqsttme; for the people of Georgia are quite TOO
busy with Internal Improvements, Manufacturing
establishments and the Education of their rising
and fast increasing population, to give their time
to schemes of Secession.
But the Chivalry," seated under - almet
to- Tor pine shade, beside decaying house buIs
directly upon the sand-ft type OF Democracy
founded on Slavery darkey to pas, I'm, tne
cigars and wine are in fine mood to pass the i've
long day discussing the gories OF Southern G T,
ederacy. And in this they are IN eafnIsSs. W. aU
Extremists say not so much about NoftnsIu as
presson as about the positive adVahIs6esU "
seDaration from the Union. So far as any aleg!-
ance to the General Government Is cohceEheq,
MANY are rebels at heart and claim thst MOI Only
the defense OF the peculiar INSTITUTION, eut suGli
Corroercial Interests and their descent from tne
- Cavaliers of England" while the people OF the
North descended from the Paritans and are mixed
nm with foreigners, require separate nationality;
Tbey dare not move alone, SO the Legislature W '
put off the matter, hoping that Godsend IN 'nc
shane of the repeal of the Fugitive slave Law VI
the violent death of some Southerner IN a''ehlpt-
Ing to execute it, will unite other States @tn l
them. This they ardenty desire, and ayow men
opposition to their Representatives. taxing theL
seats with the hope that the fanatics Of the sof'H
may be left strong enough to carry Their points -
Extremes here meet on the broad platform VI nS.
tired to the American nion Par mobile lfasfu ls
In hat the Union parry of Georgia aad 9toef
States say about secession, ii the present au}uss'
ment ia disturbed, they are unantm0a9ty anu ~
berlu in earnest. believe the true lovers OF LID
erty in the North can most advance the!r caase al
present by mastery inactivity, attending 70
other interests, asing mild language, and thereby
reestablishDg their character iof nodeFalioh snas
what they may say hereafter may have more
H'I' have had opportunities, during the last fe"
,.ears TO observe public opinion in ten OF t9e
Ssys States, and know that disappointment III
lie resnlt OF our Mexican conquests has pro.
drced such feyerish excitement, carried 70 l.'
hiebt by the pro tracted debates Of last session,
,tor MAJ is also utey needed. And toe Noftn
csn atjor,l 10 he quiet; tor nobody now anticipates
SIs,er, Extefs OF; aud natural and moral causes
src at yo.k N the Border States "hicn VIE 10