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Correspondence of the Baltimore Cipper.l

rs 10
DIR. Hau-Gop. Yaaes Deenss-Ths Secretary Of VAR
Judge Blob The Marylaad Ekction.-NtW York, &c.
Mr. Corwn has provided quarters last for the Tennes
TO venezueIa under Harrison and Tyers reign Register Of
the Treasury Assistant Secretary ofhe Treasury and editor
liz has been 70 ssap dsasa BY he
of Assistant Secretary Of the Treasuysaary three thou
sand year, and nothing do This gentle mans fate is To
DO pltied for he has kicked o hher and yon
As mere political trap-ball. \, D, !, Il
take the ueasurership Of the United States after having
moaih OF more to consider whether ne would accept the
offered IL is said authority Jonathan Sloane OF
d.s, "a a hat a and
co.laborer of Mr. Corwin in the same Congress. Mr..
soon Vent down 10 The banks Of he Lethe, where Il has
been sumbering in ioIgetlnlness His appointment should
up the obscary Of The past his deeds,
and make him again of the greatest OF the nation
praises as an executive officer hope this may be co. and
his acts not yiewd through the magnying specta
public service. before they shall have made reputation
for themselves. 20 make i asr this event and shall be
this class of the termination of Of
abors His chief ole 100, Is spoken Of winning
duties or the this report vouch for know
Mr. DAVIS 70 De deserving Of the highest compliment tha,
viii be The truth HE'S busy bee and gentleman in his
Er WeSssr viii positively leave town to morrow (Fri
dsy) morning at y O'Clock, iol The North.
Butler King has no. ye, been appointed collector OF
San Francisco, but is highly probable he will be,
friend He had been broached upon the subject how
ever, al to-day.
The appointment OF Judge Bib cerkshp in the At
orney Genears Office, OF which apprized you by iee-
graph yesterday has excited deal Of comment and angry
comment too amongst the wings. They appear de,i-
ous 10 know whetbsr Mr.. C,uenden Is WING or demo.
GRAFT am sure, If his political faith is TO be measured BY
gemen, patronage OF office, would
be able to iuer that he hsd gone The other
side, all The officers under him democrats Judge
Bbb. almost pitable that Of Mr. A. A. Halls.
He chancellor oil Kentucky then oil the
Treasury, and now copying clerk Sac transit. &c
ARIsTIpEs
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Once or the presently No. Law buildings, Richmond,
X ~ will prosecute promptfude kind Of claims against
Of Virginia, United departments
against individuals
pensions three months era pay back bounty lands and all
connected with general government nearly
years, and facilities for the Of claims which
sree enjoyed by few.
letters tpost paid addressed TO him. either Richmond
Washington city, will receive immediate attention.
ne has the kind permission NJ the refer
them Hon. James Msscn r. VI. n unie United States
Senate Hon Jas A. Seldom r. X Meade, Thos H. Ayeret
Holiday, panus Powell hos Bocock, Richard Parker A.
Edmundson, r. McMulen, House N Representatives
Hon John Mason, Hon. John NJ Bcs and James Lyons
Richmond.
Hon g. r. obbe Assistant Postmaster General and Thomas
Richie Washington City @.aEs@ ,
Oct 5-d2wkwam
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Dorchester will IL Is PRESUMED elect wg srpato a
that there will sill be wang .iofty three Ia The
Senate. US
The wings last night nominated j. H. T. Jerome ur.
Ger, for the office Of mayor, gainst Col Mabuy
Torsor at the election Wednesday next glorious a.
feat awaits him. EaN@ H #
The Philadelphia Pennsylvanian, in announcing Ii.
election Of Governor Lowe, -ays = The dem ,cr Ne
governor elect Of MARYLAND, f. Louis Lowe young su
just on the other side Of hrya warm-h Rstsd, intellect
usl, and enthusiastically progressive democn Hs ross
from the ranks without influential friends without fame
without wealth and he secured the nomination a.au,
the preudices Of politicians and then got bis election Iron
the ec open hand of the democratic poole Tao,e who
tried to him down first were toon cowsd into re-
spect Tor him by his hlns eoquenos, his sterling good
his SINGER. devotion the good cause and his uu
trng energy and zeal"
no slave Hamlet, arrested in New York. and beou.l
here Saturday last, has been purchased $500 by
friends in New York, and will be delivered them
He 10 very valuable man, and Is worth noaey
including the expenses Of recovering him.
The MAKKErs-In tho Baldmofs market this morning
small sales OF Howard street flour were made at "a rs and
Of City Mills at - 6si Rye gouy is in moderate demand
at 80 rs SO 37A. Corn meal may be quoted 81 l2
90 lsi per bbl sales limited in the receipts
moderate, and prices steadys saes Of good pru
red at 81 90 . 81 o.; white wheat, 81 oo VI IL an
family flour. white, 81 10 . N 20. Price, Of corn in
proved shade; Iquots white 80 III cents, and yelcs
90 60 cents. Oats In better demand, fqaoeai y
81 cenis-sales In rye thcrs is no change In prices and
still qusie at 60 cents $500.
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Hon. James Buchanan paid our town visi, on Wed
nesday afternoon lat, apd called in the evening
d Crsig's Allentown HOTEL BY large number OF the
their respects to 40 disng viser Mr. b. tray.
sed without osenaon larads, and having of course
come unannoaneed demonstrate OF public charsc
democrat, seemed TO prefer that tree familiar intercourse
with hs felow-cilzens which enabled all 10 enjoy the
pleasures OF conversation, rather than the pomp aud show
way 10 Bethlehem and Easton, leaving behind oea.nr.
able sensations the srt OF all who had made his ac
quaintance --AAsnfown (Po.D Democrat, o. a.
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The sPLr IN New YoRE ifne split among the New
York whias will give that Stale TO the democrats The
origin Of THE split this the Sewardites form the abo
lition portion OF New York wbIgey The Fllmoreites
comprise that portion that Is favor OF sustaining what
they call the .naiionsI WIKI party" The Sewardites
rot majority OF the State convention and passed resou
tons thar sold and transferred the New York federal
party over TO aboonism, just az the federal leaders -
this congressional district have sold aud Transferred the
party 70 the sbolonirts Hence those who were he
srous Of sustaining the administration boiled, and will
form new party, rather, a. they call y keep up the
old = national wing parry" This s the fun ahead Of
which We spoke when Fillmore was inaaguraled
fe [Nashua Gostas.
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Two all Persons indebted 60 would give nnni mo-
lice that their be Immediately and forthwith set
should collect
hills, having the National Mo-
ts and requiring for the liquidation my enrremen all the
funds due this notice acted other mess
oessaS ' = '"'' p''"s'' mo NJ cIBBs
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CENTIEMEs's Fall and winter Goods.-r. j. srxrr.
VI Hotel having received hi.
supply reumen fall and winter goods (which were All care
fully No has the invite hs
the public call and them The cloths embrace
shades while the cassmeres
vesngs require only % be to be admired t4-
stock embraces article Of CENTENARY ward
dress Shirts silk, woolen and cotton under
drawers, elegant cayais, handkechie Cloves and
stocks.
we are prepared up clothing no
tee, and In n style Of more than usual elegance.
h-.NaMQRif
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Nkw YoRE, oct. az, p m.-The steamers news has bad
favorable effect cotton and grocsriss Sock, an
hrmer and prices teuding In favor of holders for govn'
ment and other sound securities, U S., HIT -Four
exhibits no special change sales of 1000 bbs 81 va
- rs for common bypds southern and Sene'.s IN
e.ec wheat ll6 M DENIS red lC0 los Cor
steady sales Of 5000 bushels 81 SO for new sE
So cents for yellow. Pforison. steady pot,
$40 " lard, u cen,s Sugars, c,fee, aud rnoiss
hold higher Cotton IL worry frmhotcrs asking 70
ct advance; small sales At 1 advance. whisksy, ~
"a cents ta.FF
PHfLADELrHrA, Oct a. p. m.-There u better fssinE
In STOCKS, aud prices tending upwards Pennsylvania rs
VT sJ Flour quiet sses oi common brands ~ ~
ahsf Sales Of rcd wheat at 100 iOl cenis White
liOa w cents White and yellow corn. 6s g. cenr
Oats, 80 ~ cents. Rye, u cents. Provisions hrm-i@
prices. Coffee held higher and IN Is iupruvog Scu0
Is held 10 ! c. higher under the news.
BALTIMORE, Oct 4-7, p. m
Carkes jory In Dorchester 10 s54 In Worcesuf, III
in Somerset, asa Caiven not heard from.
Later from California --Imporianf from 7era,- IN
Markets
Nav ORLEANS, Oct s-rpe steamer Alabama ha, ,ris.'
from Cnsge- Sire brings dates from San Francisco ~
LIST September. She hiss no passenger
Peace has again been restored in Sacramento city, lev
Ing the inference, of course that he report Of the cry f
Tax been bu ned down was erroneous
Col. Wilson, the special gcvefnmen, messenger o Irf
has returned He hat Governor Bell Intended issuing
proclamation submitting TO the popular vote N goyn
uent proposition, soon as COL Lewis with tho ohes
Of tue passage 81 the bill. arrives. The vor VI
probably be taken about the LIST November. = -,
Cotton is less active prices unrhsnged Mes por ~
vanced, with silcs nj $40 30 n SO ~.
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1917

Tho majority for Lowe In the counties heard from |,
2.76o, Thomas majority in the counties was as
Thus the gain for Love. >, far, is I, 283.
The following counties yet hear FROM which us,
the majorites annexed for Godsborouxh The yhix csns
date, At the election for governor In lsl7 IN a- N
Calvert . 4,
Dorchester ~ All
s.merset 7- t. ,a. ss
~'F''''' Y
U.s.
II they should give Clarke the majority they aaye
Goldsborough, the majority for Mr. Lowe in Stan viii
DO l $3.50. fN
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Jersey City Saturday. September consumption, RO
ERE o. ELLIS iormer, onis city III the Gath ofhis
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Later from California = Important from 7srG- ]
Msrksfs
sy pYrn q meeuiar, A.s.,os..r..


Ry DYER u McGUlaG, Aucssoasers.
CUPERIoR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO FORTE =,
At s % monday S %s,.n. sis The 20 w
in the Six Building bis superior household furniture se sn
I.aperior rosewood cheketns piano FORE, 7ossys
Black walnut harsesi ehairs, and sofa, and rcehsr
Mahogany marble top pier tables =
10 ouomsns, covered win er.b e,o,
DO dining card, and other tnbles
DO sideboard, hstrnck, &C.
Set grsndoles, mantei vsses
Set window cortaina and blinds
Large China, dinner, and tee sets
Mahorany secretary and book-ca.e.
DO dressing and other bureaus
DO French and other bcdsteads
DO wardrobes, marble top washstands
Superior feather beds
Hair and shuck mattresses
Toilet SETS lounges
Csne-sest cottage chairs rockers, nc.
Cooking, air tight, and other
Win general assortment u Kitchen requisites
DYER TMeeuIrs
oct5-d Ascuonee-
III Of the above, which invite ladies 20 call "
Pine merino h.ilho-e for boy.
Do long do misses
10 dozen sne white kid gloves
do do black DO
10 do Iishs-colored 40 50 cents pcrpa 20
Also, variety ofeombs brushes. buttons, and velvet un"
Al the old stand. King. lace store; r,rs
IOH sALEA neat and comfortable ffsme dweIas eon's
West GOOD wss ss III. ssss sos ss y,
complete order. 'NA - .,r,us
water near by and handy ., he MARKET purchase shove
accommodating terms, BY sppyiusso q Parker
Fancy and psrfamery Store, Nsionsinn ~ y D
The key can be hsd BY calling a. The druggist sore
Moore nem the West market
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Viewing this outbreak with little anxiety, It ~ "a
that Austria will take sides with Prussis.
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FOREIGN.
AnRIvAL or raE oAMBRIA.
Oas Week Later from Earsps.

Heavy Adpanes IN Brsadslses Quiet
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Proposals for Stationery.
oyYIcg or THE SECRETARY or THE SENATE,

the acteazing and making appropriations fo
such usually included
raj appropriation authority law, fix pro-
vide or the Offices
other purpose approved the 25 Of Au
1884, sealed proposals win be received at this Office until
O'Clock m saturday, I'd Of November
inr the following stationery
very best quality and TO be approved BY the
Secretary, viz: 60 g s - NJ
Cartridge tough and with very smooth
the be 10 In. by ~ in, and weigh
than % lbs. to the ream
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Heavy Advanes IN Co'ion.-BysadstsGs Quiei
.iasle..g#t s8 a HALIFAX TEIkoRAPH OYSIcE, s.f
Thursday morning. Oct ..
The British steamship Cambria. with forty through
passengers and len TO Halifax, arrived here Al seven
o'clock this morning in dense fog reports constant
head winds ssa -
The Atlantic arrived at Liverpool at half past eight
O'Clock on Friday, 10th, and the Europa At O'Clock on
Monday morning. Both steamers reported heavy east
erly winds. 4s
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BALrIMoRk, Oct ~, I'm
Clatkes ma orty In Dorchester 10 354 In worcesw i
in Somerset, S5t Calveu not heard from.
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Invited to attend the funeral on Tuesday the letk
ipst ct four o'clock p from the residence Of his
father, No. ass Twelfth street. without farther invi
tstion.
On Saturday 18th Inst, after long and severe III
nsss Mrs ELIZA UDrLL In the atty year Of her
sgs, rsliot OF the late Samuel UdsLl, deoeased
The friends and scqustntsnces OF the family are 70
spsctfuy invited 20 attend her funeral from her late
residence 90 Norfolk street Tuesday the 10th tnst
% half past O'Clock. Her remains will be taken
to Greenwood Cemetery for intsrmsnt.
On the 10th Instant PkrRorILlA p, the youngest
daughter Of DR.. James r. Manlsy.
The friends Of his family aud those Of her brother
inlav Daniel Enbury, respectfully invited to Ct
tend the funeral, from her fathers residence No
Second avenue corner Of Fourth street. this Monday
afternoon Of three o'clock The ntermsnt will be In
Green GOOD Cemetery
AZ haif-psst four O'Clock, A. M the 18th inst,
Mrs REBEccA 6rrvErs.
The friends OF the family requested to attend her
funeral from her late residence No. rs Eighth avenue
et ono O'Clock on Tuesday afternoon without further
On the 18th inst of dropsy on the BRAIN JoHs p g,
son OF william r and Csthsrins C. Coles sgsd eight
months and nine days
The fiends Of the family requested to attend the
funeral this monday afternoon three O'Clock from
NO. u Bridge street, Brooklyn.
On the 18th Inst ct WILLIAMSBURG, Il. J STEPHEN
c. Lock WOOD, late Of Troy, N. Y, aged dfty years.
The friends and acqusintanoes respectfully In
yited to attend his funeral from the residence Of his
brother, No 4S North Third street, williamsburgh,
this Afternoon ct two O'Clock Troy papers please copy
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SAruhpAfl Mkrch Ib--b T. M
The cotton market wss again buoyant to day, and .
further advance in rates was demanded BY holders,
mailing the whole advance asked equal To about 10
per ID above the lowest point Of its decline since the
receipt of the steamers The hrmnsss Of holders
however restricted sales, which light. The -four
market for low and common grades Of Western and
State dull and prices ruled In favor Of purchasers
while pure brands slightly improved aud In
advance OF 6Ac per bill. has been obtained Cana
brands In better request, and urn Rye -four
nrm. and meal dul wheat vas frm, with sta fy
demand for Eastern milling. sale OF mixed Ohie
vas made terms stated below Corn more
scarce aud prices hrmer with pretty full sales Pork
Was In more active demand and prices hrmer, With
sales for both pressnt and future delivery Beef and
cut continued frm. Lard active with large
sslss st full prices. The market for coffee we'll
tussrr worthy Of notice
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runs When he seknowiedges Q "hishsr Law" than the
constttution and his OATH 20 support It. need not
dwell more that point We have seen that Mr. Sss.
ard has eued the nsd Of fsnssicsl dscaston Of its
choisest nowers; and In sduirsbis Esgsh and neatly
elaborated periods, svowed indepsndsncs Of ooust
tutopal obligation, which II followed oy Others must
end In the snnihilstion OF all government all Law ell
rshts Every other In the nitsd States has JUST
a. much right 20 set up Lag In bis breast hisSsr"
than the constitutions, Mr. Sc yard hes And
sttasiousl Law the "highsst" man make II fol-
i.ws that every nso may break municipal and lsgis.
tive lev With Jet greater impunity Anarchy and blood
ened the Law Of the strong arm the Of the sword
the Lynch law and kindred snormitiss, the
quepcs Of doctrine like this Anarchy In its worst
FORM and the Law Of force In It's sruslsst aspect Run
ming the doctrine avowed to s legitimate elects and
every Citizen despiss all laws Inconsistent With his
notions Of policy for opinions Of sxpsdiency will
sursdly become moral conviction. II that will
crime. In enforcing such proposition, Il 10 not
derul that the argument should be fsntastiosl
the premises absurd. What kind Of mercy can Q
minority expect from . majority acting under the
faptasy Of divine command, controlled By mortal
stipulation and respecting human srgasisstion p
Tbs constitution 10 subjected to the osprces OF every
sitsen This 10 the worst form Of disunion We know
not What New York may soy, bat suoh dootrins will
not be received whig In other State
BY any other people The whig party IL law abiding
constitution respecting and Unon-lov party; .
conservative party. 20 to speak The doctrine which
holds the constitution At nought is lsw.bresking,
constitution defyiDg dsunion doctrine IL IL In the
teeth OF vhiS teaohngs understood and prsotissd
everywhere and Ut all times
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arrived.


% e sf ss
f.s 2, lon 3 Boarded bark f' Palis =.
E;s.ss one a. S:s BEEN 1,s
Ss, the bad p.sn =: bark War.
ply hence for de- The experienced heavy weather OF
H e :' ss e.. :; . e s:.s N;
g. from Sc ~ Ss.s Sh.a and va: OBLIGED 70 clip then
Ss6 ,ld &, i'm Gee asi.a.
and that time the prevailing winds have been from
ship Emblem csnme.. New Orleans Is day.. with md.s.
hlr but Co. SAILED IN s,SsIpsny nth hip ai9so:
heavy gale which oommsnced fron the North
ssiG South Carolina Hamilton. Boston, days. in ballast
Bark (Eorv-no. Bcnarek,on reported yesterday
With fus to oSsnisrisin FSsips; vessel 70 schnds's
r B:s s."ay sss's' Bordeaux days. with
and Co. IN. Wan sf'i ION
a'ntTs;; b.:,s.
los. Of fore and main from New bound
sTs Louis Ger swl an:op Rio jansI.. o. days with
Domingo
s .s Sa'hoss r,ass day. with
Isa s s1 %
ss.: ts' si'::' n.:1. vi. Charleston 'a'
Brig .be,ioree RI, BrttoD. Windsor Ms with plaster.
brig superb IBr Forrest Arichat. IS days with COAL
the master.
Brig LhIa Waite. Dennson Attakapas rs days wi sugar
and molssses to Peck Lyman; vessel to the master.
Brig samson Wheeler, Mobile II days. with cotton &c. TO
ID Burlbut * Co
Brig Excel Reve Savannah days, with cotton and rice.
TO eturges Ciesrn an u.
Brig David Dune Potter Wilmington, NC, days, with
naval stores. 10 L Powell.
6ohr Barmona heloney Neuvitas March with molAsses,
to Simpson. Mayhem Co March H. lat IS S. Ion 70 IL
spoke schr Gen Ston faes from Oresns Richmond
On the Jan 10 of Cauksrs Island miles
from Boobys Rock, large vessel dismasted.
schr IDayis. Briggs, Wilmington. NC days, with
val etorer, to h 8 Powell
sohr Davis smith, Wilmington NC. days. with luu,-
ber to Doner Potter On tdnesdsy last Cape Look
Out spoke sebr Eme from 1csset for WILMINGTON. &C.
schr vsnaslia. Mullen. Win nston, NC, 6dAya
scLr Eliza n seroe, conklin. Petersburg. days.
echr Merchant Carey, Laurel. Del, days.
tcnr Bloom field, shaw, ID days.
ecbr II b Foster Keller Machiss. ~ days
Schr Ceres, Small Machias days.
eohr Eliza Jane, Spsuldpg. Thomsssou, days.
scbr Odd Fellow Nicterson. Harwich idays
Steamer Rough = Ready. orumuey. Phisdelphia-
NARcu l7-Wind during the day from T.
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MARKETS ELsEwHERE.

FsILsprLpHuA, March 1.-THE money market 10 ALUM
ssBy ,srpsd with capital the rates rsnsisg from
.si 20 tn Der cent; money on ss s,s psp cent Ys..srisy
indeed throughout the vhts GEEK sock have cd
s thar 5 , s' sy sSs.1. not
arc the sslss- BetUesR Boards- s6loo Reading Bonds
5. 60, sS e. e &c. 81 So a. s. s
DO Do shares unicn Canal vs., 49, Tide Nerrs.own
Rsrcsa Say, 100 READING s.ilro.d e.h ~ - a.. us,oa
SLIGO 90 ssy.; sioco css. and Del u. 81. ssI 100
s is % ra fsse 49, 50 so s % 90 ds
Ib 30 De- DO. l5 100 do. Morris csrsl ls 100 do d.
BAIL c $40 DO @ ss R..s.s k.l;oss G 50 a.
Union Canal ~ lsss 50 Do 40. U.s. DO sanui.esnrsrs
c .ss D.. ssss s' bS SSa.s ~ 90
Rsiiro.s Sc sohi $500 rs,ss Ne,es IS. ~ Acc d.
saoS s., q go s e. a. sssss .,x sas So IN
Ssisssfss' IS ISL. 90 g. sss 3; canal so .S
c.ss, Iss isc d. Urion Jsps Ks ~ ~ a. a." isS s.
%. Morris tsnsl 1 81 do Reading Railroad. 1S lou do
herris Canal. it's ~ do. do, ie's.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Pan ApttPptA. March I6-rhe cotton market still
continues d.pr.ed and Unsettled The fsr salee that
are made are prices ranging from l2c 20 10 ca.h
end time flour ~ hrmer With light receipts Com
mon chipping brands held Ut ~ rs; better brands
at s2oax wheat 10 steady, ct 81 0s for red and 81 ~
fer white The market ~ pesrly bare Rye continues
very and IL bomnsiy held at 62c Yellow corn,
tsc Southern cats, 31c s3c aud Pennsylvania sac.
Sugar IL steady, but not active Sales Of orleans at
sAc axe; ard Cubs at Sc In provisions, there IL
no change 10 notice. the market inactive schuylkil
oosl 10 selling BY the cargo At - SIX for white ash.
ard % o2h for red Lebish delivered at Bristol SO
62k Ccsstvise and foreign freisbts dull st pre-
vious rates Golfers plenty ~ eoc 70 Ne- York.
81 Isl 81 20 to Providence, and 81 so . 81 e2k ts
Bostop.
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Yet her aaeotionsts mother y all alone Shs1 sss ~
getting the amiabls from oil the oomers NO. that 0to
Lady b. the side Of the General can't be Mrs Inc
gs1tlsnan this end Of the sofs 10 Major Heiss Tor
Asriy Of the Unisw. He made . big pile oas Oh one
President In four years. and he don't csrss naass5
d. for this one We great, but simple people"
SNOW then Bob you have pointed Out All the people
to me let point out Of the people TO you DO yeu
ses that gsntlsman standing near the middle table,
essnx very earnestly all around With sort OF aint
this gon look in bis oouptsnsncs! Very veil, that
is Major yem Gamble Of New York city worthy, de-
ssrviSg man, and glorious fellow Tickets, gentle
men, "6how your tohsts" oh, wouldn't We give
al our old boots and shoes and throw In white
kids 70 boot Jsm would only shout out now here
this moment among this heterogeneous msss Of people,
a. We have heard him shout In the good days off, aud
lang syns," at the Jersey New Bruins wiok dspots
Tickets gentlemen" Passengers, show your tick.
cts" But Jsn, old hoss, you In the wrong crowd
here. Not ons.tsnth part Of these people have got
tickets, and they dont know where they want to Co.
ner where they wiil 90. The head Of the Hong, old
Zsok himself don't knov-the cabinet don't know
Congrsss don't know, and nobody else don't know.
Tickets are needed. Bob, its ten o'clock I must
miEEs- and We pass TO the furniture room The gem
tlemanly Jeems hands rs our cap, and remarks that
Pat Moran and No SO are waiting for outsids. We
go st once and, amid the noise Of Babel We nnd No.
So, the hsndsonest hack In Washington city. Mr..
Moran 10 careful driver and, In . rain that would
drown Muscovy ducks, We are conveyed to ct
the Irving House. RABELAlS.