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Proposals for Erecting Mint, wiua the Necessary
Machinery, at San Francisco, California.
TREASURY DrPARrMsrT, Oct.

y
SEALED PROPOSALS be this department until
the sh day Of February ss 9I he sSns.rucu9n ON Of ns
and specifications which be furnished application 70 the de
pnI"rn e parties disposed TO contract e sad proposals 20 con
branch Of work. The ah being reserved ,e department 10 con
be The department right Of declining make
any contract the building aad machinery cannot be finished and
which sum The expenditure is expressly limited by The act OF Con
Payments viii be every sixty days the Of the
wS done m % ans oa ns ood
evng from each Of such estimates and payments twenty
each subsequent the above until the final
on Of the building and m approval and acceptance by he de-
Every proposal accompanied by guarantee,
party parie. making Il bid be accepted,
sha aud VIII enter into contract and bond WIN suhsen
Secretary the the Of hy thousand dollars for
cred anisss i i seeompaned with such guarantee
Proposals wiz o be received at The same time and place for
the specicsops which will likewise be furnished by the depart
IN relation 10 the budng with the exception
bond required for the faithful execution of the contract which wiz
be- e su in Thousand dollars.
Proposals the time and place.
ably the Congress- for the sale lease rent any build
ing machinery o. branch mint and
upon the same terms and conditions as specified ~ relation 70 he
70 plans and referred 10 above for he new build
any proportion pieces Of the different denominations,
from twenty dollars each authorized by law suit
granted by Congress- contract win Of course
n be made for the erection Of building and furnishing The ma
bids will be opened recorded the % such
may be made from caIorus no, he department
previous February, 1885, II viii
the opening bids which be presented
decision win be practicable ater the depart
advised has been passed by the
legislature of the state eremptng sad branch mint
from taXhon required by the Sh section of inc aat on
Congress the ID 1882 establish branch mint oie u
ted states In California.
Those California who may be disposed TO make pro
poa for building win deliver the same 70 the
collector Francisco previous the expiration Of
niy publication ofie present adveuement In
two newspapers Francisco, that period having been
Designated Congress for the notice o proposals ca
ona The San Francisco win be furnished with
copies of the plans specifications for the Information OF those
THos CORWIN,
Octe-IawtsFeb Secretary Of the Treasury.
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pRorosAI4s ron auS-oARRIAGE TImHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
nxdnauaa nfite. lxaxllu

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Ordnance odiee Washington,
November 10, 1882.
DRoPosALs win be including the 0th Of De
cenlber complete Of he OAK
timber each be composed the following pieces, viz
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DUST OF wEasTEH.-persons do.rous of obtaining cop

DUST OF WEHSTEcW.-Peons desirous OF obtaining
Of the only living hken, the deceased
attainabe, informed thar % cspies in Marble
the great work of Hiram Powers for which Mr. Webster, when
u health, him sttngs nearly
MaTshheid, whittier
promptly obtained moderate by addressing the
Florence Italy, George Peabody London, under
sgned attorney OF MT Powers here may be proper TO add that
MASKS taken from the faces living subjects mode Is
well known erorted by do
reasons afford better likeness taken
hxrd and aenuaed likeness OF The process besides,
both unpleasant aud dangerous within the Of the
writer that Thomas Jefferson difficulty
from suIocaon when submitting As copies
noticed have been furnished by Mr. Powers,
caution, besides
done the artist permitting taken this
SALE the Of doing would be
which they taken BOYD REILLY,
Oct 30 Vapor Bathing Rooms, Capitol
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SPLENDID stock OF Shavls.-We have Just opened the
splendid stock of long shaws to be found ~
retail house of New York; such prices Will
voaby with in the In stock may he
found
25 handsome cashmere haw white blue,
ie and orange centres which will offer as low
house in the f..
200 long and Bay State shaw comprising variety
Of color and style. In stock will be found
IL of exhibition Worlds Far
for style Bay Company received tbs
gold medal san.
Also, ~ plain mode, with blue borders
25 half mourning with gray and black centres
10 all black
l2 long black Thbet shaws .#t
IL do do do silk fringe #r
10 long square do
25 plain 1hibet shawls, in long and
We splendid fanneis, cloths
for coaks and almost everything in the shawl and cloak
line, which will sell accommodating
We would Bay long shawis
they much heavier
and coone any other make in and
that who will the Bay State goods with
other make will give them the preference
once
We respectfully solicit call from all in Of Of the above
goods. w. NJ SHUSTER l. CO., &
Nov 7-d2wif 7h street, the
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National Medical College, Washington, ID. G.
HE thirty first annual of lectures will
first Monday in November, and continue until March.
FACULTY.
Thomas Miller M. d. professor Of anatomy and physiology
William Johnston, NJ d., professor of obstetrics and the dis
of children.
Joshua Riley, M d. professor medical therapeutics,
and hygiene.
John Fred May, NJ d. professor principles practice
surgery.
Grafton Tyler NJ d. professor of pathology and practice of med
cine.
Robert King stone NJ D. professor patho-
logical anatomy.
Edward Foreman NJ D. professor OF chemistry and pharmacy
James +. Morgan NJ d., prosector and demonstra'or
Practical with tn facility.
Clinical period
the Washington Inbrmay, with college.
Here medicine and surgery both taught practically.
The Of OF .S95 90
Practical by the demonstrator 10 90
Matricuang fee, payable only 90
Admission surgical clinic charge.
GRAFTON TYLER, VI. D., Dean of the Faculty,
Office and residence Of Washington and Georgetown.
Aug 3-2awjmda '#-
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The above imporraton
70 be superior to any heretofore offered in this We
will sell them at New York prices.
Nov 4-6nf CLAGErT NEWTON, MAY, co.
RI.ACEk and CoIorsd Wide SILK Velvets Cioaks,
Manteis &e-We have just opened superior stock OF
wide black and coored silk win
found
3peces medium priced black
do real Lyons black silk velvet
do mazarine blue beautiful shades
do royal purple
do green
i
do garnet-all of which will offer Il
ket prices.
Real French MerinosWe have supply gen
une French merno in all the desirable of blue,
which we will sell a the lowest prices.
New style French Printed al
comprises the greatest
inspection, and feel confident
We selling such goods readily brought yard
weeks rs and very handsome goods
SO and 62H cents Et
We also have on hand full supply of coo
IN pink blue geen taDeoo brown node cherry
purple and mazaIne blue, of fine quality, cheap
Rich Brocade Figured, &c Plain SksOur stock Of silk
comprises all the choice styles and coors and
goods in this line think prepared offer below the
market price.
We have 20 pieces black de Rhine, from rs So per
yard, of rich glossy finish
5 pieces blnck satin turc, of good quality
10 do rich figured black silks, very cheap.
Aso variety Of light silks, suitable
dresses, all of which will offer small advance; and
spectfuly solicit call from a cheap good goods
w. N. SHUSTER Il CO.,
Nov 7-d2wif 7tb street, near the avenue.
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IlNDERsHrIsrs and Drawers, OF silk, Cashmere
msno, iamhswoo and cotton also, superior ubce %
astoria ur highly recommended invalds fuh assortment
now on hand cheap for cash, puncusi customers,
CHAs. II. LANES
Hat, Cap, and Gentlemen's furnishing establishment
Pennsyiyania avenue, near ~ street
Oct 23-6iGao
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4 LADY well qualified TO Instruct In all the usual
n lessoUs
the French spanish would be glad to receive few
their She would
schools take the situation Of
family.
Best references given. Inquire this Office. l
Nov s.
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pARtsiAN sights and French Principles seen throug
American spcctaclcs. vol Illustrated
Oct rs rRaNCk TAYLOR.
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.4ONARD's supreme Couri Reports, vol l3,
" Laws the United and Treaties, passed
sion OF Congress. Just published
Nov IL FRANCK TAYLOR,
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no The LADIEs-we are very happy 10 inform The

no TIL Il LADIcS-We happy 10 inform the ladies'
that the building below the Of 7t about
being completed rid of the
ber rubbish which has been all
months Of
good goods will find greatly their advanaget call on US be
making We think,
stocks the county
stock OF housekeeping and dress goods epared
lowest prices stock
dress goods comprises everything that and desirable and
hesitation that Of printed
quality
price District We also have
de Rhines all the vsri
widths and qualities which viii offer cheap for he
blue Poult do Sole and
fact almost all the desirable coos Of plain silks In
We lavender cherry
pumpkin color Pou de 5oe for evening
dresses
addition above, have full supply OF cassimees,
cloths, suitable for boys
splendid blankets OF descriptions which will OF
fer nt very low prices
call all search OF good goods
flly with all who with their
oct 8-TuThS sat2wif WIN sHUsTER b CO.
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n oWEN q son, Merchant Tsiiors, beg leave 30 in-
~ FERN their friends and the public generally, that they have
cved their fan and winter goods comprising wesrecisd sseo
e o superior cloths together with FUN variety OF choice ncs
mete vestng, sc, sc, and would respectfully soea call
Oct 9-3tRw4w
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MOODS Orname tai Iron- Works, Ridge Road Phil
ndephiaIron statuary--ons, rreyhounds Newfoundland
dogs fountains Of beautiful designs and sizes
straight ratings
das, comprising upwards Of 300 designs
Designs and specifications will OF the Union
By addressing
oci 5-dam ROBERT WOOD Philadelphia.
ELEGANT Tapestry Carpe,ings at Reduced prices
IL Just by
carpetings which ready for exhibition and sale.
These goods all In entirely
they purchased low will dispose them accordingly
Also in store, supply Of owpriced floor oclohs and
drugges CLAGErT & DODsON,
Dealers in all kinds OF furniture dry goods,
Nov 2-hood Pennsylvania door 81
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THE Lost senses-Deafness and Blindness by DIR.
"Ts work of from Of the most learned
sad IS % % 1--we who have BEEN depv"d OF e sense
sight hearing Ever since his boyhood for more than thirty years
s most deafness which any Living can be
condition OF blind, james Mitchell, Laura Bndgemap,
and others are rspee with profound thought % on e Interesting
p"e"0"s"O" p''''''e' " ''' cSrsiian Observer
KlTTo,s DAILY BIBLE ILLu'rR.roS'-Mornns Series vols
Vol. ]. Antediluvans and Palrarchs
q Moses and the Judges
!. solomon and he king,
| Vol l. Job and the poeucal Books.
9 isaiah and the Prophets.
The Lilo and Death Of nuT Lord
For sale The CRAY Gasi aIs M any SSf's bookstore
Sep il-T 7h street. two door1 above Odd Fellows HALL
MISS $. HoGAN's English and French boarding and
Day School opened on The s q osiossr in the second
circulars applications be made TO Mics Hogan 'hc Rev
seSSo onniSa.ss provided for he Of pupils
whose or S 1 % ey no1a de from o % and to
eommodaon viii enjoy the advantages OF paneual and daily
quested.
WIN. Carroll esq. Mr.. Justice Wayne, Sup. Court
SsS' Rev / ?. v. Bach, = D.. Isys. Z. ss$sn, Ny.
Hon. Hamilton Fish, U, g. D. Jno. T. Menalfe,M Dan ~
such young ladies' desire Latin Italian, spanish
German, the services The most competent professors would
oct I3-dI
MORRIS by sigourneywaier Drops illustrated
ss" my S SG
~ @ ~o T r e nSs s' sms ' IS e. aS0'' engraved
Olive Leaves illustrated. l6mo. Is cents
The soy. Seos nlssaa,sa. ,s%o. e cent.
The Girls Book illustrated. lsmo. 40 cents
For sale by GRAY BALJANTYNE,
Nov Ia Seventh street.
MEMOIRS OF the Llfe and wr,tlnga OF Thoma.
M Chalmers, d. d., L. L. D., by Rev Dr. Hanna vols
The Of this complete, and can be
GRAY BALLANTYNE,s,
Nov. II Religious Book Depository, 7th street
NEW BOOKs.-The Mystery solvedi or Ireiands Miseres
Grand Cause and Cures by the Rev. Edward Marcus Di
Jamie Gordon the Orphan. Illustrated. rs cents.
Shades orChaacier the Infant Pilgrim by Anne wsodrofs
Noar Home or the Countries Of Europe Described with
ustaons by the author Of Peep Of Day.
Far on, or Described by the author Of "Lne
Holiday Jousca senes Of Tales uasd by Miss Catharns
Olive Leaves by Mrs l.. H. sgourney Illustrated, rs
Living OF pesd-a Home Tn,hs by Rev. j. G. Ryle
- ror sse by GRAY SBALLaNTyNE,
Seventh street, two doors above Odd Fellows Hail.
octI5
VNIcK KNAcKs from, an Editor. rsbie by Lcu,-
Tolons elementary Spanish Reader and Translator.
s rn,s and pses q n'p Wvns NJ D.
Nov "a "' PaANoK TAYLOR.
THE NATIONAL Msgayine November ro,y ready.
Contents; Byant lpcrrait Powerful Microscope Life and
Time. o. ennon nes nnsohy Wsar e Tss Coed
rror odyle cho Trainins Of Bishop Latin Hymns The
Process q Sculpture, a &C. s,s &C, - &C. nn,,,.,
For .ass w the sgeots, GRAY BA1LANTyNs,
octa fJgH seven" street.
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Bureau Typographical Engineers, Sept. 49, 1852.
received by Secretary of War until the
ls53 removal Of the raft Ned
which will be awarded TO The lowest
sponsble be satisfactory the depart
ment and shall not thousand dollars.
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Iha above goods the win be found
10 be superior to heretofore city We
will sell them at New York prices.
Nov 4--6nf CLAGErT NEWTON, MAY, & co.
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nDUD Brands-
VI 10 pieces bright colored French merinoes
so pieces French menoes, all cOOrs, qualities prices
IS pieces fine Lyonese cloths very cheap
All OF the above Of the best brands
go pieces nne black apacss bombazne mernoes
lipesi ia We I'd, stock Of black goods COMP
IN all dspaftme
20 pieces ladies' habit cloth, all colors (now
at low prices.
pieces county made white 6annes thick
pieces real Welsh flannel, SO per yard worth
75 pairs medium and fine blankets, great bargains
25 pairs crib and cradle blankets
100 pieces black coored silks, choice qualities
2J pieces neat moussenes 25 yard
and good quality
Also full complete stock OF all kinds nos
Our stock of goods for servants will be
examination
Terms cash, unless arranged to the contrary.
Good articles, low prces, and fair dealing be relied
a. BROTHER.
Nov e--eosuf Opposite Centre Marke
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nIinot's Ledge Light-House.
WAR DEPARTh
Bureau Corps Topographicnl Engineers, No

KNICK-KNACIxs; by Louis Gaylord Clarke.
IA Poems by Matte Griffith, first collected
Time and Tide, Strive and Win by A. q. Roe.
Tales OF the Country, for young folks,
Footsteps TO Natural History, do do
Uncle llaryey's Tales, do do
Received at TAYLOR n MAURYs
Nov rs near streef.
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THE Naticrn, Magazine Tor November ,s ro'y ready
Contents: Bryant porrst Powerful Microscope Life
Times Of Johnson tnce engavinrs) History of the Achemss
Margaret Fuller photography Websteri The Goo
Prior. Ghost; Training Of Bshop Latin Hymns Th
Process Of Sculpture, &C., &C., sc. .ftf#fM"
Price, - a year, or ~ cents per number -
For sase Wy the agents, GRAY BhLANTfNs,
OctA ..u" Ht tEYr.. sevenm suoeh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-29
To the Voters Of ampbeilCOunty.

Telior-C CT s-ens: | La. become 80 common 10
inJruducc candidates for office though the medium
# ~ w>liapers lavshii them frequently unmer
tied euiogy. that almost despair of ,fecriHg any
purpose hy it, even To procure IA Considerable
reading ofthis communication. Though addressed
the citizens of the comfy in all cunaor; not
withstanding. cannot pern1i' the present occasion
pass. without bringing 10 notice one of The cum
ddnres for the Office of Prosecutor for the county.
-therr are six candidates for the office all of
whom are gentienel of great re-re- tabiiity
md worth. Assuming that these gentlemen tire
equal there i one circum- tance than gives 10 Mr.
AuRRELL the prepnnd-rancc, and that Is, TINT lie
is resident ut the Court House, and would al
ways be in readiness attend to the duties of tinn
oiicc promptly; it has unir-queitly hlrpened
I'm inrcad me remark general ore. appIica-
bic TO all the countries where the Attorney resides
away irpm the Court Hou-c.) thar liz Counts f,r
the examination ,f chi ninals in vacaronsf have
f,iied to mike that examination account &c the
absence of the Prosecutor aud the prisoners have
bert detained until the sitting Of the regular term
of the Court; and then upon examination would be
discharged, they ought to have been before, but
for the reason above given. MIR. Murrell's loraiinn
being favorable one, ought to way weigh the citi-
zens Of Lynchburg il will with the cizens If the
comfy large; the conty proper has always aided
the town in the election e member to the Logic
ture, and accorded 10 it that privilege. though the
town mt entitled such separate and distinct
representation apart from the county by law. this
then has been matrcr Of q pr,eSy by tile county
SSsp~ tcTrrse /, htryg ss tc~n. sse In ystuss
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-29

SLAUGHTER AT BUENos AYERs'-A let
ter darrd B-nnus Ayers. Feb. is desert
b ng the d, feat OF Rosas by Urquiz..
SAYS:
Urquiza l. scarcely less ofihe tvrant and
tiger than Rosas. He shoots WITHOUT mer-
CIV. Eighty men and women were shot
at once at the Quinro. On Thursday last.
and Yesterday he is-urd "A proclamation
which viii compromise S or six thousand,
requ in. magistrates t. arrest thea. whrr-
ever found. and every man will he shot.
His first Proclamation as thar all who
were found stealing or pnnde'ing should
be- shot in Is minutes after sentence. II
" as only necessary Ia accu-e-proof was
scarcely wanr.I ar asked for. TWAS es
Iimatrd thar sec were shot in three or four
da,s-tt. last " as the f,isiladr of 80.
There has been discovery made al
ire Quinta. which has produced some ex-
ci'ement even here viz, some barrels OF
pirAlea bxmon heads. believe they
wcrc carefully put each in a cask. fifteen
or ~ ernly, by ,hesisclvrs.-Twoe xplana-
ri"nare given otiir--ope is, hat Rosas in
tended them grace trinmphal entry into
The city. and the other; that they were to
lie sent INTO thu. inferior as scarecrow
at the cross roads, as is thccus,om in Spain
To this dav.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-29
Arrival oEisge eisvoi GLASGOW
LATER From EUROPE.
PmLADELPHIA. April 25.

PHILADELPHIA. Aprl %
The stcarer CHy of Glasgow arrived
here I"si nishi with liverpool ad,ce~ to
the ev'ning Of the 10th, {, W hours later
than Those ,roush hy the ASH.
The city Of Glasgow brought III pas
srn9crS.
Manners The markets on The l0il,
had been more animated than for some
li'ne previous. Tie sales Of Cotton had
amounted tn some Ii Geo. with tirnei
market, bat no adveaee IN prices.
i}readstRfs We're in better iemand.-
Sales al Wesiern canal -four at 20s., ana
other brands at los. CD. IA 20s Cd Wheat
had advanced ID. per hushei. Corn vas
IN good request at POS. for yellow. and 81.
6i. for " lHte. Corn meal rs CD per bDl
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NEW GoODs.-wM. l. PAGE respect

M EW GOODS.-WM. l. PAGE respect
I fully informs his friends &C.. that Ire has just
received his Spring and Summer Goods, nr,ong
which will be found black, blue. brown. olive
green, and the plum cclot of Adelaide French
Cl",hs and Buttons, Scrscs nnd Velvers IT, match
black French Doc skins and fancy Cnssimerc- from
medium inesti Linen Drils; do do Vcstings Of
Marsaes. Silk, Satin. &c. very fnc. and thc
best assortment of Tailor's 7 trimming. IN this
kct. Jno II Davis u Jones' Shirts: three ply coli
iarsi half hose; Es'd white satin; white lawn; silk
and linen and other cravats: Alexander's kid
gloves; cornean cnat links; slriri studs; crnvnt
bucklrs. Sc. Also. Tailor's Tools of every Kind !:
shears. po;nis. sqnnres. rrayons. French chalk,
measures. brushes. needles. thimblcs, bodkins,
Scots New York Fashions. &c.
Any Of the above eoods viii be made np {if de-
srcdJ by my father Ambrose Pnge a, short notire,
and good FL md roeilma garmcs' snarontsd.
April l-ii6w
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LATEST NEWS.
imprisonment and Expulsion OF
An American Consular Agent.

A correspondent Of the New York
Journal Of Commerce. writing from
Athens, Greece. gives long account OF
The imprisonment, trial and expulsion of
Doctor King. missionary, and also an
American Consular Agent at that port. 70,
| the alleged ofirnro al having, in lis own
house. uttered malcvolt.rr or hostile express
rions against the Greek church. He was
in the habit of preaching every Sunday IT
appears, at his own house, the doctrines oil
the Protestant religion to snch as chose To
listen 10 him. the constitution of Greece
guaranteeing perfect freedom in the cxer-
else oil all manner Of worship. Ten young
men attended. on one occasion. for the plr-
pose OF obtaining something upon which
they might found an accusation. and. the
points upon hich they fixed were. G's'.
that Mary. the mother of Christ, was he
said. no more than a woman and fhat of
ter his birth she married and had other chill
,lren. aud. secondly, that the vine used in
administering The sacrament. was. after all.
npihng but winc--In other words. he as
S lied the doctrine OF transubsianI ,tion.-
One of the Young men attempted To- reiutr
him, uhen, not wishing TO enter INTO an ar
,umrni y iih him. he raised The consular
| lias. and pnt an end To his discnurse.-
for these offences, lie wss arrested. con
| fined in "a dungeon with twenty five Grim
mails of The worst description. brought be
fore the Criminal Court. and by that Court
condemned 10 fifteen days imprisonment
and finally expelled from the Gre, ian
realm. He Appealed To the Arcnpagns
but that Court confirmed the decision be-
low.
The singular spectacle is Tins presented
Of consnlar agent. before any notice Ia
his ,ov rn mrn'. berg inpri- nj and en-
p~llcd from that counry +" q hch sacred
tied. lthout bis ham. voia,ed single
lnw "fthat couriry- Taken III connection
":rh the i'ct. that PARTON of the offence
consisted m his ha'ins hois'ed the flag OF
ms country al the consulate. II can he re-
carried a, nn'inng hess Than gross taiion-
| Il insult, and tins insult Is aggravated 10y
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The President a. 60 t,,; Is waxing hot
and furious, not so much as hrfu cen
Democrats and hi -, as between t, g va
rinus a-piran's OF the same party. Gen.
Cass having shot ahrad Tx. ,h-. YACHT
-tmerIcd al the ro,nl rcsalta. hand bill,
after The fashion of the old coffin hand bills
l,-iIrd ~ Crn. Jac}son's me, ur,. nnw SET
III circulation against him by those who
consider themselves already as d i'd
| I lis, you STE. i ia ad ancr Of the andrr-
takers at Baltimore. Mr. Bnchansn'>
friends are again ella ming Virsin,a. Pnv
",hp never told her love" 1t i not pref
" IN the Old Dominion to prove socl, a
| Eirt
New -J,r,ry, in Ter latc delegate cleo
naus. has gone Ior Gen. Cas- witt rush
He vii. of conrsc he nominated Lv the
| State Convention on the 7,h Of Nav -
II" first G nsr,>sioni di-Fric' IL M,ine
tad ,ls;,d I.dsc Al,u. arniher Cess
man. 10 re dr't gale 10 the li.rhin"rr C,n
Ncuton. III leaves ta Mr.. buchanan
nnta j. L. State north al II ,y,,u aud Pix
,n> hnc, bur lis ovr-under protest.
Tnr ,,leera 'hc spa,ch sent from here
t. the associated p css that Mr.. Hall
n" pr sent efficient postmaster general. Is
about TO resign is an cuii,e hoax. He con
templates dom. 40 such thing. The news
is bat TIE tail of he late fish story about
the quarrel lrrwc Mr., Corw in md Mr..
Hall OF c"urs,.. as Mr.. Cnrwin STAYS
" here he Is, The wires must make Mr. Hall