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NOW OPEN AT ODD FELLowG HALL.
vh'ppi.' Grand orga.I E.n,s'son Of the Di''oiv-
exhibited the eis' Of Boston, PAadsiYAa, and sls~Asrs
EPREsE NATIONS of beautiful scenery Of ali Of
an. inc wd w sy % aS ous,% v ~o%a
anne, The mos, beautiful scene. grow into and again
only be compared to The magic of dream seen by The
uon-that OF unningl led delight
eysnns during M wsss on
commencing at 3o'ciock
Tickets - esnri children half price.
Washington and Alexandria Boat
reIT-s.A The steamboat THOMAS coLLYER will deparat
the following hours coach eonnse" with the boat
Leaves Alexandria al 8, OK, Tx, amia&4, pm.
Leaves Washington at sx ios mi iaH 80 eS Sg
Jan 7-e Captain.
Eiremsn,. Insurance Company Washington and
Georgetown, january q, 1891.
severn p esn on the capital stock Of the company Out Of The
profits OF the last six months, payable to the stockholders on de
"a'' ALEX. MCINTYRE.
MORSE's TELEGRAPH.
TUE office Telegraph Company
a few doo. Of Brown. Hotel
wnsns a" Ps" where connects viii, o,hsr lines srenS
Detroit, Chicago, Cincinnati Louisville. 81 Louis. Nashville
Morse once few d.os cas-, Of tho National
The southern Is on street. opposite National Inceencer
ONCE -
Jan 7-dtf President Western Telegraph Company.
NIGHT THOUSAND volume. Of Book. at Auction
Il NJ MORRISON will carly February his store
valuable
lection Of English books amongst which are some psnda g'e
Thnriow Libraries, during the
months. Catalogues may be had early In February.
Jan 7-wu
DARE CHANCE FOR PRINTERs.-An experienced
IL printer skilled in all kinds Of obwok executed Of the
and and in qn6edto
of foreman country ONCE ohsn excel
lent and permanent sngua healthy and pleasant
qinia town OF several thousand individual
give perfect prospective Inducements would
ably be offered him The paper = demoerans.
also obtain situation by
mediate application the same ONCE Inquire OF e editor OF the
Union.
Jan 7-dcoda
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD i--Taksn cadsby's
hand trunk with the Joseph Francis small card pasted
on trunk me- handle
me s @ @ BE gs 70 "g w" VIII ~. .. ~ X,
said trunk .
Jan 7--d3t
Washington Assemblies.
SUBSCRIBERS Washington Assemblies and strangers
= written authority Of manager tickets,
store. two doors ~ Browns Hotel.
established by the gentleman viii be
odm,,ed without a ticket. Jan S-ouf
4 LBuON X. PARIS viii attend any business n
supreme Of the United sates that may be ntuscd ~
Hs viii also attend to business. conress
IIARPERs Magazine for january.
" For sails by TAYLOR d MAURv,
Booksellers, near Nh street.
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THE Memorials written by the friends Of the late
Mr. oseood and edited by Mary T. Hewitt with Illustrations
The Ghood OF ieroin~s by Mary Cowden Clarke
/ Tale LIST Poria, the Heress OF Belmont
Ings Doph Hsyigu; with ten outline Illustrations by En-
4 ninger.
| For sale by TAYLOR 4 MAURYs
Bookstore, 9th street
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forward amount Of order mall
express, respectable New York house will bs
WILLIAM MURPHY,
Il .a@ a83 Madison street, New York.
fl1fi the
Shell 1do 20 Wall Of Msssrs H. Jsrolian Co.. Ia
William street.
cards, embossed colon nom dies. 90
Q thousand. a4ft.a5 E9l .'H
| Nov l5-d3m
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URsCRIBERs Washington Assemblies
ing authority Of procure tickets,
admission
tonrry store adjoining Irving Hotel and
store. two ~ Browns Hotel
Fyv- assembly Hail. Tuesday, the 7h
Under established by the gentleman viii b
od,,,tted without a ket. Jan S-0tif
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M Smithsonian John O. Morris, Of Baln-
more will deliver q three lectures, follows;
On Monday, 9Th inst. Subjects The microscope.
"a Wednesday, 9Th inst subjects Natural history applied
o agriculture and gardening .
3D. On Friday ION inst subect among Alps
and glaciers.
Lecture u O'Clock,
al A-6td
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MORsE.s TELEGRAPH.


FIGHT THOUSAND volumes Of Books at Auction
w. NJ MORRISON will sell early in February, Mt his store
English books which splendid
re. selected by web Known from library Lo
Thnrow celebrated Libraries, during the
months. Catalogues may be had early In February.
Ian 7-wu
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IN WENTY DOLLARS REWARD i--Taksn from Cndsby
Hotel, by mistake ~ sih January
hand trunk with the Joseph Francis small card pasted
on handle.
The alb reward viii be paid who viii tnfovms
either this ONCE Gsd-by Hotel which viii lead TO the
recovery OF said trunk.
IN T--ti3t
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Etremens Insurance Company OF Washington and
Georgetown. january q, 1881.
THE declared dividend o.
capital Of the Of the
profits months payable the stockholders de
rnand. = -
ALEX. MCINTYRE,
Jan 7-eoa Secretary.
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WARRINGTON AkSEMBL1AS
THE Assembly will place Jackson Hall Tuesday
i evening, the 7th Of January.
MAaAoERs
Hon Thomas Corwin, Hon. Albert G. Green,
Hon, c. Al. Conrad, Hon. Henry s. fooie,
Hon. T. c. Cabeu, Hon. T. L. Clngman,
Hon. Edward Gilbert, Hon Il. H. McLans,
General George 0bsvn CON- w b bhubick,
Colonel Charles Thomas, Com'dr c. RnEgold,
Colonel Charles A May, Lieut. J. u Carter,
Cant samuel G French. Lieut.. H. A. Wise,
Major A. n, Gillespie, Lieut. w. w. Russell,
w w SeHtop, Walter Lenox,
Tly5may Richie, Thomas l.. Smith,
J.C. G. Kennedy, Barton key,
John Potts, J. Knox walker,
John r. Wolf Aer H. Cross,
VIM. b. Webb, Beverly Tucker.
desiring invitations for ladies viii please savs me
with the invitation commiitee nj Gautiers
desiring subscribe Will md book a. hs
post Office Of the House Of Representative
Jan Stuff
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4 I.RION X. PARIS will attend any business In
supreme United States that be nirscd ~
He win before conress s.d the executive
A~,m,,mept. Nov 0--dArpu
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United states Patent Once

To Old Soldiers, and those of more recent service
CHARD POLLARD proposes obtain for your land
II law of Congress- He will be moderate in his
for such service viz per cent commission estimating the
4 government minimum price-$l rs acre
served In the during last
England this be Recommendation of employ
soldiers their who entitled
TO bounty land.
Letters him, postage paid will with prompt
His Office is Warren, Abemare county, Virginia
Nov l7-law4w
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svhippls's Grand Orign nal Exhibition Dissolve
fsaS Views,

Washington and Alexandria Boat.
rT-.v.A The steamboat THOMAS coLLYER will depara at
-ssA The following hours coach connects with the boat
in Washington.
Leaves Alexandria at 9, 94, 1lH, a. m; "A, m.
Leaves Washington a, sk, los, a. mi l2S, ~, Axpm
JOB CORsON,
Jan 7-st Captain.
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adopted The democratic party in The North as repre-
senied by the Albany Argus Boston Post. PsnAsyvs
MAN and their hackers is trying very bard to bring Itself
up this mark, and If the effort prove successful the
resolution will be adopted II SO, very large portion of
the party will inevitably go over TO tie support OF the
northern candidate and the democratic nominee be thus
defeated II the resolution should be rejected, the
vention would be broken up without any nomination,
else a northern candidate would be selected.
All this is speculation, and may be worth nothing
whatever The events OF the coming session OF Con.
gress may change the prospect altogether The result oil
the election in this Stale and in Massachusetts may
bring elements into the calculation. But, things
stand now the South disposed 10 force the slavery
issue into the coming and. in Judgment. Il
is Just the worst thing they could possibly do The
South ought 10 be content with Keeping IL out--with
and silence. the part OF the North upon
the subject of slavery They safe long nothing
is done In this, in many other matters, mastery
inactivity" is their best policy They cannot ouiuote the
North and they run the risk of being outuoted them
selves II the whole matter be allowed to drop-if
the opponents OF agitation will stop agitangwe be-
eye all will go well the rights OF the South will
not be nvadedher institutions will be intereret
with-and the laws will be obeyed But ifnot content
with things they arethey persist in pushing the
further fear they will find themselves in the end
losers by the operation. They could not do anything
which would please the aboonsts and utrasls of the
North better than insist introducing slavery
element in the coming presidential canvass
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imbodylug principles, asserting our rights and enor.
cling examples. =
heretofore must The duty be inused Of developing the
great destiny Of the American people that We can no
longer regard with ind ference and nacuon the aggressive
combination Of Russia England, and Austria against the
republican in Europe and America mat the
arrival of the iusnlous kossuh upon our soil VIII ee an
suspicious occasion for the democracy oil the unied states
la their primary assemblies To proclaim anew lor me Gu
couragement OF the PROSTATE masses Of other he
principle OF the sovereignty oil the people that all govern
ments exist by their consent and of their welfare anu
they have, all times, full authority 10 alter existing ana
establish institutions and forms OF government
q Resoosd That the democracy of New York now uni'
yersay cordially united into the approaching eisc-
lion with invncble determination TO restore me as
tendency democ attic and measures IN our metro.
polan and State administrations that the overthrow OF
the wing power Ia this city and State 10 the great and nna
measure preparation for the national contest OF 1897
when American democracy. victorious In every issue OF
pie which they oiore submitted to the pop
ula vote with their ag borne aoit by dauness, pro-
gresve, and radical democrat Will again enter the heid
esrming the prime piles which have The phs
Of the past procaimng. for the future guidance OF
ede government the fixed and unalterable purpose Of
The Sc United States to adhere no longer The dog OF
neutrality in our ioregn policy while the monarchies OF
Europe forming alliances and consplrnS 10 eA1imae
repnbleansm from The oa WosSi ana " 70 sanuh Ame"
lea, the progress OF republican institutions ana govern
Resolved That common interest the soil is OF
the fundamental rights OF the citizen; It's nvarab:e az
tendant unrestricted elective franchise Its inevitable
result is the equality and sovereignty OF the people.
Resolved, That the government holds the pubic 40
main in trust for The people in whom The beneficial n!le
performed by granting each citizen, whether OF native
or foreign birth, such proportion OF the public lands as
Re.o"ea That we hail With delight the recent demo
cratic victories achieved by Cobb in Georgia, Biger in
and rejoice that the patriotic people OF these States
have thus evinced their determination to stand upon the
suoton of the constitution, and faithful adherence 10
the laws Stimulated by their example, we pledge our
election, brotherhood of democratic States
New York must and shall be redeemed
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SATURDAY MORNING, OCT. go, 1867.

n Mr. IsaAEL No. ea South Tenth street. Phadel
ph authorized snake collections. o In the cities Of New
York, Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore
0yEswAsD SANFORD, Co.. express agents and bankers In
U.es States, London AND Liverpool have been appointed
ase1 "UAion authorized receive subscriptions
paper Their office In London Is Al NO 10
street, and Liverpool No. Coiumesa Building
This connected in this county with tho eIknown
house Of Adams Co.. and entitled to the conf
denee OF our friends abroad. III stl H18sUu-.aE zH =
IsaAsL e. JANIS, No. lea South Tealh street, Phadcl
phis, travelling agent assisted BY hcsss WI H.
WsLD JsHH Collins, JANIS DExnIHs, A. kick WkLIHsroh,
r. A. Evans JonE T. JupKINs Locks Jos BurToH GEoHes
P. BuTros. and THonAs d. NICK. UsM a,#l .0 s".
MF- q. of CINCINNATI Ohio travel
assisted by Jonr T. Dxrr, WIN
Dr. j. ApswoRTH, r. X, Graves A. r. LAWS, JAnEs
LOTT TaoA and O. NJ
Each OF above has eeincstr Of the
Cincinnati with seal Of the city describing their persons
will be risk In len and we hope all ON whom
they may Il settle with them.
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the cities OF Boston, New YORK
take advertisements and
subscriptions required by His receipts will be
regarded payments His Offices areBoston Congress street,
York, Tribune building Philadelphia, northwest Of
Third u Chestnut streets.
-Mr D. JoHssox Of Galveston, is authorized
subscribers, kc, for the Union in Texas.
Qly-Rcceipts from either Of the above will be good
QyM HEnRs n. LEWIS Of Montgomery, AIabama IL
travelling the States Of Alabama and Tennessee
by his sons, James o. and Samuel D. Lewis. au@
GosLsI, Richmond, Virginia. agent
Virginia. assisted travelling A. b. PuLLxR and JAMES
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From the Trenton True American, Oct. 80
Pcnnsy lvanla and Ohio.

The truly glorious result of the recent elections the
above States is hailed with unmnged delight and salts
faction by the democracy throughout the Union. II is a
Triumph specially important at this time, and OF
which the honest yeomanry OF Pennsylvania and Ohio
may well feel proud 1t settles definitely the absurd pre-
tensions of northern wing agitators who deter
mined to ride the abolition hobby to success dissolve
the Union in the effort The great democratic party,
however, upon this upon other similar occasions, has
proven TO the world lis ardent attachment to the institu
tons OF the country, aud its hatred OF all demagogues
who boast OF higher law" while they would sink
the people 10 the "lowest depths OF despair to attain
their unhallowed ends.
The result of the elections under consideration is also
OF infinite moment TO the democracy Of New Jersey A
great fight is before this State We are on the eve
OF an important eectonan election that is 10 decide
whether the people shall retain the rights guaranteed 10
them through the beneficial operations OF democratic
form, lose them by elevatng the adherens of abolition
whggey, who are the known opponents OF equality and
the peoples interests. We have to battle against
scrnpulous enemy-an enemy who advocates the same
Infamous doctrines as these held by Gov Johnston and
his followers. Here, the in Pennsylvania,
the black flag OF abolition raised by opponents.
The wing pres, glory in defending il the rank and file
commanded to rally around it, while the tariff seized
upon and misepresented TO brighten the mid and luke
warm 10 vote for it but, after the example sci us by the
defeat prostrang will be the portion OF the political
abolition demagoguss who seek TO hoodwink The people
OF this State
It should be remembered likewise by every Jersey
man, that the ensuing election is not alone 10 kill of the
many hydra, abolition, the chief feature OF north
ern whggery, but 10 endorse, improve, AMI perpetuae
the good work begun by The las, democratic legsiaure-
the reform measures They yet in their infancy,
curing amendment The democracy pledged TO carry
out the wishes of the people in this respect while the
whgs if successful also pledged TO abolish every
reform passed by the democrats They have openly said
as much-lhey denounce all reform that conflicts with
their he leaders) interests, and sacasticaly designate
the democratic reforms measures which have so much
benefited the people, by the polite title OF hunbugs"
From these facts il plain that the fate of Dayton.
Sherman, & CO., in this State will equal that OF John
ston Co, of Pennsylvania The attempt 10 establish
The higher-aw' her,sy here will, therefore. be met
with signal rebuke. as significant as II will be over
whelmns; while at the same time the compromise meas
ures be gloriousy sustained, the democratic reforms
in operation perfected and pepeluated, and The nvinci
BILE democracy glorously triumphant.
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From the New Haven Register.
whlggsry C0af0untled

Two or three money pressures and hard tines have
happened since modern whggery came into being; but,
they always tried, BY hook and by crook make party
capital out of the calamities Sometimes the hard times
the deposes; the working Of the tariff. which was too
low or too high on some articles but just right and
always these pressures" have been charged on the ad
mnisration But lately the hard times have come upon
persons in the large Cities Gas hard times ever have
and WILL come upon some trades occasionally, from
the very uncertainty OF trade itself but, the admin
circular or removal Of deposes" and as there is u
dcious tariff approved by Pennsylvania, the State most
interested, whggery confounded and knows not what
course 10 steer to make party capital out OF the hard
times" The hard times cannot be laid to the /" sub
treasury, for this is approved by the wing adminstra
ton they cannot be laid 10 the tariff for the admins
tration abhors high tariff and they cannot be laid to
any democratic measure, for no runous measure be
named and thus whiggery is in sad fix. OF course
by whggery meant the schemes of their leaders, who
would upturn the foundations OF society, and move
heaven and earth to obtain and retain political power
and supremacy. The fact is, that the hard times
which have overtaken some trades are regretted by
all well-disposed peoples but calculating and saga
cious have been looking for these hard times
for years. and they would have before. and
much harder bad not been for the gold Denton mint
drops) which has come in from California. and enabled
the banks to sustain the and drafts which would
have been made upon them before now Millions and
millions OF money employed in building rail
roads, and other internal improvements, and thus taken
from the of trade Millions of money have also been
sent to Europe by capitalists and spectators as pay'ng
greatly curtal their discounts TO avoid trouble on them
selves; and this curailing has distressed and
wound up many who were large borrowers, but who
would have kept going if their bank facilities had
tnled Then, again, there have been imporations
by some who not content to make their thousands
but who wanted to make their hundreds of thousands
bu, these have missed their figure Also, some in the
large cities have become merchant princes in their
costly establishments their family and personal
and in various other extavagances which have used up
the profits of regular business transactions Then, ALSO
fires floods and other calamiles have overtaken many
and caused ruinous losses Again: induced by the high
protective tariffs which have existed, have built up
whole villages, and gigantic manu- factories, which have
absorbed their whole capital and incidental expenses
have ruined their projectors, who were enierprsDg and
worthy men. Such causes and various others OF the
like Sort have brought the hard times; and most
people, and especially all candid people, and know
these things to be true, the wing leaders have platform
to rally upon and hence they are sadly COMPOUNDED
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TO spcrtsw~nJ w. BADEN Penn.yvanis avenue, near 9Th
street, has opened email lot Of superior double barrel
guns, ssiesble unusually low prices
Likewise fresh supply DIXON Sons powder nsks, g. TO-,
and "
shot pouches andb
single and double dram bottles
English, French, and American caps
Gun waddinr powder horns, &C,
Oct I7-ls
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senator GWIR.

We regret TO learn that this gentleman has been so
much ndsposed since his arrival at New York, that his
friends have been denied to him. He has, OF
course been unable to attend TO his correspondence We
understand that the fever which confines him made its
appearance his route the s,hmus and is
that is fast yielding medical treatment that fears
need be entertained OF his convalescence This state
ment is made that his friends may not ascrbe
TO any neglect his failure to answer their letters
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RMY ASYLUM-No site having been approved by the Execu
Il District of Columbia, the Board of
invite Of farms for sale containing from w TO
half miles OF Pennsylvania
send description Of the specifying the building.
wood and the number in CIVILIZATIONS ad
vantages and building materials In each the
OF the farm will be stated The ceares title VIII be
qired Address CAPT HAMILTON, Secretary Of the Board
War Office, before the 2sth inst
21-d1
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The Hon. HAMILTON FISH, senator elect from the State
of New York. arrived in this city last evening" and took
lodgings at Wiard's Hotel
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HxApsuAsrrns MAnIss Sosrsl


cEPARATE PROPOSALS. viii received this Office until II
O'Clock Tuesday ne mn day Of No we, s.a ,ei
lions loI thc year ics'2, viz gtf t} t.1 q
Chareslown, Massachusetts;
brooklyn, Long island, New York
.IG a ssssss, near sasiss, Virginia ~
Il fE Pensacola, Florida and ~, All4StAt ~
Washington, District Of Columbia
pound Of pork eighteen ounces q
aS 81 ss ne s.
OF the best New Orleans egh, quarts Of he best
Ssa brown soap, and one s pounds dipped
The beef required
e each s sSs OF S e @ @
be No prime mess poL and The gocee. Of the best
No bid win be accompanied by
bond for Two dollars S two uss for s snseu s
be cer,inrd by official person
The fors,oS. Journal New Hampshire Atlas.
as a o
New Yo sroo1lyn Evening star B5oSsya Long
assipha T.ao,, as,mos 6..s,,s
Virginia N W AND and Pen.ssS Gan
each y week uni, %
copy Of the advertisement to this Office for payment
season. being fancy GOODS all Of the
newes, patterns and most fashionable styles In
800 dozen Paris Kid Cloves i. coIors numbers
expressly for his sales. In
40 carton, Of The riches. sss Par, 5 Inland all eo0 and widths
COMBS.
is entirely new patterns combs, Paris make.
100 entirely new patterns do do
large buffalo, and English horn dress
combs ivory teeth combs SUPERIOR few dozen
BARRIERS hair cutting combs.
HAIR BRUSHES.
very large superior of English French, and
brushes eIpressly for hair dresser.
SCISSORS.
SINAI. assortment Of very ne scissors made by enh
ark and Herman, Of New YORK. expressly for sales
.s...s.ar #Hs@ PERFUMERY
of
de bout, ustrnte for the hair.
HAIR DYE. ssm..
Bachelors hair which change the hair
dark black. The dye conf
the article offered for dying the hu
hair. PARkEk'S s4.
Fancy, Psrfumery, and Comb Store, Penn.
DC 23-d6t National Hotel.
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Navy Department. sept III 1851.
NOTCE.-Ocers of navy and other who have In
possession which belong the Navy Department
respectfully requested to return them.
Sept N-dim Chief Clerk.
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GEORGIA, OHIO, AND PENNSYLVANIA
NEW YORK MUST AND SHALL BE REDEEMED |!

Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q o
Five minutes after the doors opened the hall
well filled, and in half an hour old Tammany was in a
perfect blaze of glory Immediately after the opening Of
the doors the following proposed and unanimously
elected the officers of the meeting:
President-Andrew H. Mickle