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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-30

TIE sPLEsprp Rus THE WIrcH rrE WAvr.-The
clippers determined to keep their fame ave
last arrival from England speaks Of the great atten
len the clipper Witch Of the Wave exces there by the
hort passage she made China and the beauty Of her
eDstrueton It is repetition of the excitement pro
uced among the good citizens Of Cockaync by the arr
val amongst them Of the clipper Oriental, some few
months back The Witch of the Wave left Canton the
hst Of January and arrived at Deal the 9th Of April
hus making the trip in % days mot 90 days, some
papers have announced The first trip of the Oriental
From China to London made in aiittesover the same
khnc The Witch of the Wave reached Deal in 80 days
ind the Oriental arrived at London In 9S days, leaving
difference Of about two days in favor of the former The
ceond best trip however, we believe made by a New
York freighter the Wisconsin, which arrived at London
fom Csuton in 81 days.
The following few Of the quickest trips between
China and England
Witch of the Wave, from China to Deal ... o. DAVIS
wisconsin, from China to London. ............ %
Orental. . ............. eS
otorhaway, OBI .,............l 04 .
Surprlse ..............10 6 :
Nv hite Squall, g .........lO7 !"
NAVIGATION 81. LAwRrNcE-The Montreal
Herald publishes the first arrivals sea- from 1850
lS52 showing that the arrival Of the Toronto the
Sth inst the earliest ship has reached
Quebec for nearly hundred years On the 10th Of
April 1881 there arrival from England being the
next earliest arrival In 1885, the first arrival was on
the I'd of June
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To tho Pubiic.-A Splendid Green Turtle
will be served Soup and Steaks this day, at GOULDS
Dining Saloons No. 10 Fulton street, N b. Families sup
piled at four shillings per quart.
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The Californian to his Mother.

Dear Mother /! though another sky
In smiling beauty Ger me bends,
And every step is kindly watched
BY other eyes and other friends;
Nor time nor distance e'er can chill
The love l fondly yield to thee
A love as pure as thou art pure,
As lasting as eternity!
Wild waves between us roll and roar,
But waves aud oceans cannot part
The gentle chain Of hope that e'er
Doth link the loving heart to heart.
Nor art thou absent; still hold
prize, Of love the precious fruit,
A prize worth all of Ophir gold
Thy face, daguerreotyped by ROOT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-30

Fine Arts-Dagucrreotypcs In OIL. by w.
H. BUTLER, No. 25i Broadway This new and beautiful
discovery combines the detail Daguerreotype with the
finish Of the finest miniature painting Daguerreotypes
pied to nature.
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The Genin Eazaar.-There Is not n SINGLE

article Of juvenile which is contained in this
establishment Such combination Of eleEant styles for
children before been this hemisphere.
All that Partisan skin and American coul do Ia the way
adding graces the form of childhood has been
pished then tho Sc Ladies' Bonnets But why
pa,iate. when all New York has been. is going, to
GENIS BAZAAR, ST. Nicholas Hotel No. 5l3 Broadway
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Spring STYLE OF Hats md Cans M I.nrue
Winter Over.-sprinc. is fairly Nith u.s.

variety be found this embarrassed any
for beauty durability cheapness the price store,
No. LIS Canal street. j. w, KELLOGG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-30

Dr. HNsHHRs' COIhpOuhU syrup OF NNpntHn,
celebrated throu ghout both continents its wonderful
cures Of eonnmpon decline, asthma splitting Of blood
night swcats difficult breathing. coughs colds aud all dis
Of the chest and lungs Its effect upon the system
mild and soothing and at the time certain and eca
cious rarely failing give relief the first application,
and by repeating IT few times cure Ia Effected
" CLlCkENER Co., general agents for New York and
vicinity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-30

Ministers, ,Consuls, and Charge d'Affaires
Of the United States and foreign countries residing
United States have their Of
best artists, at EVERDELL 302 Broadway, corner Duane
streot
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Fine Arts.-Ou Paintings

Fine Arts.-Oil Paintlngs.-H. II. Lee dis &
Co. will sell at Auction, at their Gallery No. Wall street.
Monday, May at ii o'clock few choice Pictures
Uprising the best living Butch Flemish English
This collection for the most is the property
returning thither They will be cold without Can
|New be SEEM with catalogues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-30

CT Singers sewing Machines will do tho work of
On leather the stitch is peculiarly elegant, and the
work done by it will the stitching hand
The skoemakers at last awakened tho fact that
rners and all work that qures hns be done by
Singers sewing machine The handsonet work done ia
France is tho Jroduct Of this machine. Machines exh
hilton during the day. Tho public invited call
j. III. SINGER s. CO., 2jS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-30

To the Holders OF Palmer Il Co.'s CALI
ferr 10 TeketsA persons holding the tickets of Palmer
Co. and b. Haight respectfully requested to
Tammany Hail. Friday. April 80 at II o'clock, NJ,
the purpose Of efecting settlement OF the same.
PALMER & co.
Is. S. HAIGHT.
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Sulnmer STYLES OF Stray YInts-rVhe seoso

and among the bright things it has brought with it is
kNOxS Spring Hat If in search of the beautiful
call him. at No. l2s Fulton street. expend four dol
lars
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Nassau still adhere their old system OF One Qua
lily, One Price. and No Abatement and the well known
their Hats being equal in beauty quality and STYLE
four dollar hat in New York tand dollar los1
makes their sales the popular Hat Depot for all They
lake extra charge for making Hat of STYLE to snt
necntemans fancy. We advise all in Of hat to give
chen, n aall
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wantea-1n RrooIslyn. a few months. for

an Invalid the use Of gentle Horse sad Light We
lice from to o'clock each crning Sundays excepted
Any gentleman having the above convention to Henry.
Orange, Fulton streets aud willing ALLOW their for
che livery cxponscs will please address P Box 2jS New
York Pus
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III you ucsIfe good Teeth, let your DentIst
them often. If he be skful and honest
touch them unless they require it. This the practice at
the New York Dental Institute 1872 street.
Wooster and Laurens. NORTHALL L. MOORHEAD'S
charges moderate of other dentists
in the city.
What Dentists have the largest practice
IN New York We are not sure but if NORTH ALI Il
the Dental Institute progress in public
favor for short time rapidly they doing
they will be at the head Of their profession Skfu cour
and moderate in their charges
dentists they merit l32 Blocker street.
Wooster and Laurens.
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for straw, Panama and other hats approaches
O. many strangers from the South and elsewhere
making thr purchases TO those and the public generally
abe auhse rider would .tfuy inarm tha. hi leo
Panama Leghon STRAW braid aad other summer hats for
gentlemen masters, misses and infants already
that they include all the modes adopted th
BY the American public, well those Of foreign
production.
WM. BANTA LOG Canal street, corner of Wooster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-30

For Sore and render Feet a certain re-

be found by using SHS Magic Cream lniment
Thousands tried it last with great
Principal depot 35 wch OF Duane
Also by f. NJ Guon of Bowery and Grand street.
and other Druggists. Price p cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-30

In. ed cd retail rrsc ~ his Magnetic Powder and
Pyfs untyG,e cents the ink box md che eholc
rnie price proportion nrders % ~ Br nway rs
Inc huusr,d North south Lqft, md NcG ali IN ths
MI viye VIA sleesher itsrs -il he a@ons t,o esd
Iartipsior Nou.f ny u NlN 'sr,tis arsommcp."
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ENLECTRICAL PSYCHoLoGI-FREE LECTURE AND
II Experiments by DIR. j. u. Dods will be given at
Kuickerhocker Hall, of Eighth and Twenty
third street this (Frday) evening April 80 at precisely
o'clock. His friends will please remember this.
DoST OFFICE, CHATHAM SQUARE CORNER or
East Broadway.Mails for Europe per United st ates
land France all parts of Germany other foreign
tries will close at this office, Saturday May at ton
o'clock, A. NJ. AARON SWARTS.
NoTICE.-THE MEMBERS OF ENGINE COMPANY
IN No. II, who purpose companying the company
their trip to Philadep ha Baltimore, and Washington TO
start the I'd proximo particularly requested
tend meeting Of the company Friday evening Both in
slant at the engiue house. Every member should be pre-
Of Importance will be brought for
CHAs. Do0rH, See'y ii. d. NENN, Foreman.
N Office TO TAXPAYERs.-THEA ASSESSMENT ROLLS
Of the several wards OF THIS city will be open
speeon ard review the Office of the
No. New City Hail. from tho Goth OF May the 18th
June, all citizens interested requested call
examine the between the hours OF ard o'clock All
parties ncglectg unless by of absence from the
sickness during the entire period above mentioned will
be entitled to relief subsequent application to the
Supervisors Of Common Council.
JONATHAN W. ALLEN,) to-
cTo n pIrpSTp N' commissioners
NJ OTICE.-THE ARCADE BILLIARD SALOON WILL
be closed for few days. for alteration and repairs
THos. I. STONE, Proprietor.
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The great tides OF business which con-

at the Nassau and Fulton Streets contr
butte constant stream of customers that mammoth
establishment Union Hall Wholesale Cloth
Warehouse There is immense demand Children
Clothing both ready made and to measure, at Union
althc styles of juvenile costume obtained there being
proverla for fashion, elegance, and chearness The
eauacd facilities and extent OF the purchases made
this house. gives Ii command of the
which every feels in tho extraordinary low
every description of clio thing
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The vvsndcrs u the aSe are AllustraAAn
mere BY the %sataias .,rtu
SSs nos ssnsasia n any disease DR.
street '''A'' - 'f'sA"''A street, OK ~
The Best Hair Dye !-Banard's, tho best I'm
he market for sale warranted and demonstrated A. No.
New York highest premium. the
Also, Ballads genuine chsniosi Hair Grower,
Gouraud,s Liquid Hair Dye, Is, without
ID yis S
reeaes chaps @ aS
Rouge Lily White and Hair Gsss. at Walker street,
Hair Dyc.-Batchclor's celebrated Liquid
Hair Dye yet discovered for cooring the hair
whsheis, the applied The wonderful ease and
with which n,s av0e ana Ola e, a. nncd ~
BATCALL0Rs wig Factory. Ne Wall street. Copy the
address,
efwgs the perfect initiation
W. RscarS @ Wa
whore found the largest and best assortment
in the city. Copy tho Address.
Wonders Will never cease.-Davis's RAN
changes gray hair to its original color by calling into
upon the roots IF the hair and while original
hue h" s aaa
S05 Grand street Of Allen Agents
Knapp $50 Hudson street. Lyon, street
Of Avenue d.
For Sore ahd Tender Feet a certain
medy be found BY using BusH Magic Cream lnimen
depot 1925 Greenwich, % Duane street.
and other Druggists. Price, . cents.
celebrated throughout both continents for its wonderful
of consumption decline, asthma splitting of blood,
Of the ehes. and lungs It's effect the system
tn civ ef he frat iratin
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To NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Water power

100 yards from railroad depot, and
onv onc and ride this city by the In
addition Tho mills and power which would hocascd sepa-
together there several dwelling houses, barns
and other bvding to be- leased With without tho mills,
to suit applicants Apply t. W. WARD, 1913 broadway,
for tisulars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-30

Grcat Bargains In Carpetings-Peterson
AnUMPHREY 59 Broadway, Of White street, hay..
dispose Of the same a. the low pricesRich Vel
Irgr aims A. to 6s, and all other goods equally Ew.
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Canal Street Carpet Store.-NOvv II the
tms II you want mike saving Of fifteen Fer cont,
call Mt 20 Canal street. A. PETERSON CO s, and there
Won viii find good Ingram Carpets four shngs por yard
fhrse-piy, seven slngs per yard, Tapestry Brussols
esh. shil,ngs yard Also large and SPLENDID
assortment Of Tapestry Vtlveta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-30

u ENOvAL. CARPENTER L. vERMfLYE HAVE
AZ removed to their former office. No. "A Wall street. next
to the Bank OF America.
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COOK WANTED-ONE THAT UNDERSTANDS COOK
~ ing in all its branches. None need apply but those
competent to take the entire harge of the Kitchen Of large
boarding houHc German preferred Beat of references
quired. and liberal will be paid Apply at 81 Beach
street 81. Johns park.
CULTIVATION WANTED-BY A REsPECTA BILE YOUNG
- woman, Chapbermaid Is willing to do general
housework in small family Is good washer md roner.
Has objections to the country Best reference
given Can he for two days. Apply 20 Prince
at Mrs. CARROTS, in the
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II ENoyED-J. GROSS GARELLY L. CO., IMPORTERS
IA and manufacturers of Trimmings, have removed to I'll
John and Ill William streets Washington Stores)
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iing"-Knowes. How many people in the condition
Of Knowles hero Pierre and arc suieras in ignorance
Clothing astonishngly low proef Expend your money
with them at the City Clothing Warcrooms ol Fulton ST.
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Look Mt this i-Only Four shillings per
yard for beautiful args and small figured ingram Carpetng
2s, $751; &c. 3D. and 4s. yard; ingram Carpets
"a, Be-, and S. I'd. per yard. Call and see them.
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JoHN MONTAGUE, OTHERWISE JOHN sTRlNGER,
sailed from London to New York about year 1870
and afterwards went TO reside at Hartford in State OK
Connecticut and from thence New York
was traveller dry goods store He sailed for ST
Louis where he residing with liz wife little GRID
in November lsfJ i'll with fever Since has mot
been heard Of consequently Il supposed dead Tho
said John MONTAGUE flying) about 50 years age
feet inches in height His last letter addressed from
Corner Of 2st ~ car. St. Louis tho Missouri" any
Will give Information whether the Nom
ague living etadthe latter when aud he died
other particulars respecting him, Byrne at
Sr Fareys, Of nshngton strees he or
they will confer great favor his relatives England
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ROARD-TWO GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES
- three four sinyle gentlemen, DO accommo
dated with Handsomely furnished rooms with large
tries attached IN the second story with board in prvAt,
family lit with gas bath the second door.
Apply nj No. Charles street Warren placel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-30

NJ As0N1c NOTICE.-THE RESPECTIVE LODGES
SI which 90 meet Tor the ensuing year In tho nav
ds, room at the 9a'op Temple. corner Of Broome and
frosty streets are respectfully requested meet at Tho
= I.sL AZ. US Zen AZ 4. .ssn -. =. ...-.s.xI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-30

COUNTRY BOARD WANTED, BY LADY, IN
~ pleasant village, (New Rochelle. or other situated
the New Haven Railroad not than hours ride
the city Gentecl board and the comforts Of home
desired ADDRESS Clearance, Broadway Post Once, stating
nnrt icul Sc
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EDWAR0 MiLFORDS ESTATE, LATE OF THE AWE
- rcan HoteMr Mallory, whose residence il unkusw
may receive Ills diydends tbs above estate appyin
to THOMAS DIXON ~ William
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strangers the city to where they have Of shirts,
which are to TT and give made in the brief
possible time This Is the at GREEN'S No. Aston
House. Ills shirts Of unequacd beauty his expedition
and tuaty a proycrb.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-30

pOhED-A SUIT or ROOMS, FURNISHED OR UN
~ Isled and few single may be obtained by
early application at No. 70 West Twentyscoud street
Ha,se and has MI the modern in proyemcnts Refer
enc ag pxrla urpd.
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TpoARD.-A PLEASANT ROOM. ON TUE rHIRn
I'D fonr suitable gentleman and wife, two single
gentlemen, let, With board Apply at III Chambers
trc.
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TYNE TUssE.

'>@~o<N">
CENIREE LILLE COURSE, J.. I.-TEoTTiNG.--SAT: T..
~ dpy Nay ist, Mt 3 o'clock l.. VI, pur.o and sw
stake OF 5000 mile heats best three in go, to sops
Sgicer blk Golah; T. j. Nodino b. George
W Test; 5. mclaughlin names b. Lady Brooks;
names b. H. Flora Temple omabusts lsaIe Fulton Ferry,
Brooklyn Mt o'clock, T. NJ
JOEL CONkJTT. Pronrictor
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NEW BOARDING HOUSE IN CHAMBERS STREET
IN For familiesrooms furnished nnfur
nished. Possession given Immediately Apply ut rs Cham
hrrs htrcnt
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BOARDING HOUSES.

GENTLEMAN AND LADY OR TWO SINGLE
N gentlemen be accommodated with board 10 email
quiet iy the comfort 81 home bc had Also,
young lady who is absent during the day Apply ct ~
Spring street.
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W1RB NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Wigs are perfect initiation
invented Those wanting superior article should
call at BATCnELORS celebrated Wig Factory, No. wall
street. where be found the largest and best assortment
in the city. Copy the Address.
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and Greenwich streets, is prepared to supply h
nds, the public with all kinds OF Under Clothing fiji
Zephyr Shirts and Drawers; ALSO Gotten, merno, and sill
Fine dress Shirts made to order ut the shortest notice.
che best
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exception the very best equal
~ celebrated GOURAUDS Medicated Soap for curing
Wmples freckles saownes chaps roughness 60 fondrs
Subtitle nproots hair from any part Of the body Liquid
Rouge Lily White and Hair GlSss, at walker Street,
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BOARD ~ THE C0UNTRY.-A GENTLEMAN HIS
- wife. aud two children, obtain board In private
family, where there viii be other boariera within
ride ny raroad from the city. Tor particulars,
ipou ire n
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w ANTED--B BY RESPECTABLE GIRL, 6ITUA-
w ton to cook. wash, and iron, In private family Tho
best Of city reference given Oan DO for days.
not engaged, ut ~ Broome street, In the bakery.
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WANTED-BY A REsPEoTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation g. nrst rate Cook. 10 assist In the
washing an ironing in rpectsbe private faaiiy tho
best city reference given has been three and halt
IN her last place Please call at No. 5 East Bread
way, between Pho and Rutgers streets.
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~ MIR. ROBERT PONCLUE, LATELY ARRIVED IN
this city, from Ireland, viii address r. T, T., Herald
ONCE stating where he has to from the New
House he will End the 70 whom lie mailed letter
introaMction Mednesdny.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-15
QUINCY FOUNDRY
Corner Main md Quincy Streets,
WHEELING, Va.

WHEELING, va. 81.
JNHE Subscribers having greatly enlarged and now COM
pleted their extensive establishment, prepared TO
public with every variety OF work in their line
Splendid plain and fancy arches, including tenders, sum
fronts fire iron stands, &c, ovens, common round.
and straight barred CRATES. .
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF STOVES,
Including and most improved coal and wood
stoves Franklin, balloon cannon ten plate keel boat
bachelor chamber and pail Stoves on 90 $1,000
Hollow. in its branches. Sugar kettles, OF va
sizes and everything in the domestic line wholesale
and Ictail.
Mill gearing, boat and mill castings Our extensive
and most improved assortment of patterns, long
this line of business and the liberal patronage
hitherto received, warrant to expect continuation Of
this OF business Wind MILL hay scale
shelter, truck wheel, and small wagon castinss
Wagon and buggy boxes.
PLoUGHS. AND PLOUGH CASTINGS
are prepared furnish the patent lever, patent hill
this time the exclusive right to manufacture
GlST,S PATENT PLOUGH, OF the most improved
implements in arming at the present day ~ ..N ~.
Iron rails and fencing, for cemeteries houses, gardens
yeranas &c. Porter's improved graduating twycIe or
secured the patent right for several coui
ties, this useful iron and exhibit recommendations
from United States Armory possessing qualities
for facilitating Blacksmith's labors Which other
possesses Window caps cOnsOls, &c. In short every
scrapcrs, porch vault ceeis. window and sewer
gratngs, &c Wrought iron nail and spikes OF the best
quality and at the lowest prices 81 .".'- Itr' Z,
Persons wishing to purchase in our line, wholesale
retail, will please give call. All orders from the
country viii carefully attended to and pctuully filled
Scrap iron purchased at market prices
auE2i .'E --.l" HAMILTON d ROGEhS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-15
By the National Line.
TELEGRAPHEp FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ER
IMMENSE WING MEETING AT BALTIMORE,

r . .
An immense Wing meeting was held at Monu-
ment Square last evening. The Battle Monument
was brilliantly illuminated, The ward clubs
marched with transparences. There were several
large ones on poles, and two ships, drawn by
horses, made fine display.
There was a grand display of rockets and fire
works in front Of the Court House, which was
beautifully decorated, with motto of"ScorT, Ora
HAN and UNION" and fireworks representing the
names of the candidates, surmounted by flag in
the background. ,ls .lE H.E 1s.- ..#
The concourse present was immense-the largest
meeting ever held in our city. There was speak
ing from two stands, byJ. W. Davis, Judge Thomp-
son, of Indiana, Hon. John NJ. Clayton and others.
The enthusiasm wasnnprecedented,
The German Turner'S Union, had grand pic
mic on the Agricultural show grounds. There
were great many members in attendance; speech
es in German and English, were made; the military
turned out strongly: visiting companies Were
present from Washington City. They spent the
day in Encampnent on the suburbs of the city.
Several fire riots have again taken place during
the day, at one of which John Carmichael, men-
Der of the Vig;lant Co., was so severely wounded
by shot, that his life is despaired of.