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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07

SUPREME COURr.-ln the matter nj tha

~ ''f1'' II fet TIT tTo HIuttUT OF tn0
tJa2pleaion Of s Mayor, Aldermen and cormDnany Of the
tu Of New foh, relative 70 The OPE.Is0 Of ELEVENTH ST.
from Dy Deck 81 10 the East RIVER tie 18th Ward city,
Public foice - bssby nyen By s Mayer Ajsrm.a aEd Con
moha Of The cuof New io tstus
ard rtOided that the sal hs Mayor Aldermen aud Of
tie Cry Of New f0's intend u apphcaron IDr-us
Count Of tie STATE Of New fOfk SPECIAL Term Cour
o. b. bed NJ the City Hail Of the CITY Of
DAY the th Day Of otoer l52 - the Of the
tBt DAY. soOn thereafter
Of COumisslousrs Bsmae aai
abb ened that the aud Of IN. nprov,
hefooy intended the openns OF itb from DRY Doeh 81
90 the EA River the lh Wat u, City 81 New 10 a. IA
The plan Of sad city under sBI "a at Of
ihe Legshture the People ~ the State entitled Al
i've to improvements oucns the syns sds
~ ne Cv N" io AID of other purposes passed A2nl
1877 Da.s1 se~ soTs Oct .. lsy2.
OF TO HENRY p. DAVIES. Council 10 tho Cooperation.
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,,EpUbLiC FIRE INSURANCE, 70

IN -irsur,nes Dzldnss sorasr OF "sD ~ "
"a; Ocss NoA 10 md II, ground noos n no ,,f ~ I.
Yh.s Company, having tbeI Cap IA OF ~. ,sa al
sssh aad securely invested, are grepres
css and damage By Ere on fasosos sfs ,st ssyzs
IN. shstsT OF iris Company Provicss .s,t 81 "a.
,res. Z The s.os6odsr. ~ tie rate o. - = >. sv.is.
SAN Surhflhs OF the remaining pm vhsh sri, 4
sns,s Sc ,xusd 10 ssI!5 besInf ltereh sIs.I -
~ DO Reasonable In sssh vhsnsvei sos w.
esS sspltsl snail szaoani - = ,Vvo,VS"'
YtsEEls n Hf,kxrs
Samuel s. HoWiial ho1s., Wjth.rx
Sssphsh Whitney, sSa-d G Csatss
Daniel b. Fearing, H0.i.a
William II. Russell ySl-h G.jl,rS Jr.
Augustus G. Dovn,ss yaH WsserszEy
Glxs~sy 3. LANAI IN an. c5rtis
William H. Aspinws1, ssss r AIea
William Butler Danssa, eSiS Kennedy
Charles II. Russell -. I a.tor IT.
Issao Townsend, so5.I,L A Dslrf-
yshn A stepheRL -. n s-L
Jares Wsuen x-.isI Drake Smith,
Arthur Le.ry, yyass,i-s a Yosssf.
MStiraer W. Hsmlltoa. si 49, a.,
penaipg Deer, 800 T'crs
John SssEsre, Ii4 ,.rxy HONE PTsAtsns
n knsretAy.
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IN PUR>UANCE OF nm ord, , o. tho Surrogate

of the County OF New lork notice "a h-uby Ggea " al per-
sons lawns claims against CHARLES fiELDNG, late Of The Cry
coachmsker deceased prescott the s,.k
vouchers thereof subscriber, Coach fae.oy
FIELDING BROTHERS, 4lst near the 81 the Cry
beore the 18Th DAY Of March noKt so1b Dated
New NorA The goth day OF september 'A2
s,3lA.GmTh MARGARET FlELDING, AdKinistrstnI.
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HOLLOwAY'S PILLS are an IN

4lyALiIBLE REMEDY fs he CURE OF COUGHg,
so'e proof OF the ,fcsey OF hOLLOWAfs Pils 10 the
eures OF oiseses Of shs Cb.s arising eo~s from OLD
coasf recent coda wheernss eresh tsat
plsn'a should have i'm mediate nvslusbto
Pa fair trial Oil show their rdfasrv powers.
Msny perSss 10 scarcely able ssir b
and apparently almost at d-aihs emp ssev
cured 6y this reesy 70 the haes Of thss have
wp-sssd their surpsa - "a BY all vsodsrs " ssisipas
IN tho fprd Srstes 10 pots ard h,xes So csata 80
eens and 81 - each snd wholesale by the puns;pAl aS
houses iD the Upi,ed Sistes, ss5 by M.ssrs B D
SANDS New Ys1s, ana BY the proprietor, No sH Strand.
London.
GREAT CURE for DYSPEPSIA
~ Dr. HOUGUrON'S Poosn or Gssfric Joces psepssed
om gehne The natural rscc, for this dstressss coe,-
plsint. Agents, J. BALL & Co. No. 100 S,sssst
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NEW-YORk and ERIE, and ELMlkA
L Y and CANANDAIGUA RAILROAps-Tninsl leave
Pier foot OF Dusne-st a. follows:
Day Exprsss-At6 A. NJ for CansnosiSua. Rochester ass
Nasas Ess arriving the above named places the
evening Nail Trains, leave asa A. ~ stospnf over -ss
si ElminA
Nish, EIpress-L-sves st r n, arriving Of Csaandai
qua at lao morning. In time 70 take the "a sis to
Rochester, Buffalo and Niagara Palh
This 10 the qsiskes cheapest and rostsomfoisols r0sh
10 Westsn New York and Cansds Wess
w O. LATHAM. supt q. and r. H. T.
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NOVICE of Application for ,hs rischargs OF

IN nsoyent from his debts pursuant to the provisions Of The
tbs hh chapter Of the second VI
st.toies JOHN A. KANE Of Canss,eo stsibsa
County N.Y. noyenl dbor Notice 6fs Vubhshsd SEPT 20
Ct.os before Hen J. tanoue Cou0ty Judge Of ssa
ben County, Office m The Village OF on the i day OF
pscouber 1885, o'heA In ss'non. TO .hos cause.
h, haud not be made 81 said asoysnt
and he discharged from HE tebts. lsviOsIh
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GREAT BARGAINS In FEATHERS,
h)atcbre, Jcmelrp, sc.

w ATC II f 5 and JEWkLRY.-
w SQUIRE Il BROTHER, Nos. 81 Fuonst and ls7
Bowe would call the attention OF their numerous trend,
Of a fine Gold Wa CHI such as Boescy, Tobias Cooper
TAYLOR and Other celebrated makers Silver such a.
FORKS Spoons Tcasctts, Gold Jewelry &c, that We are
now prepared better than 10 sell the aforementioned
Goods on the reasonable terms Our stock large aud
well selected rCgaTds TASTE ehcopaess and durability Our
warranted a. represented Your Is cordially
Ecited.
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GREAT CURE for DYSPEPSIA
Watey Gurs.

49, N~>>>>NN~>
1DROPATHlC lN>TIrUTE.-Dr.
TRAIL receive. pa,iep,, a: the couuao2ieas City
fssssnmeaS no. - LH:htt. t.eosntiy eaiars-a by
and Surgical treaty. ept Of os- cseasss p - uosnis
&c 4, is under the ehaise Of Ds TRAIL and JsEORU
nRANG MOUNTAIN WATER.
" CURE. SOUTH ORANGE, NEwJEasEY.-vtna
so this institution sake the Mauis and Eos Rsshus
si the foot OF Courlapdsst, 81 ~ and g sab ~
Returning leave wstercs- staroa o. ssl u 4 -
South Orange st y and 81 Ph
MRS. L. N. FOWLER, NJ. D., Win
lyl scnr; With lsdis: medically, q ses rsaAsss~ -
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YEAST POWDER.-B. It. BABBITJ

IN. crtr1na inventor q IN. ChesniesI Yeast Powder
shsb 10 prepared soJ sold b elm 1t Nos ~ 'nd J" AZ
kgson-st, Esv-YOrh, In tn esns tbos who pefsos@
sssd that thew get th.s 9TH the sb1-e rsrns ~
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Misreliai.ecns.

HoiORlCAL SOCIETIES may pro.
sni Preservation severrl hundred copies Of Isr
sA!ssERs extensive Ns~mas Asys me 1 h1 a. 70
Price IS Der S,,s Published within the present year lS5
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GLASSWORKS,

IL PhisdeEhfa TIE s-bscT.5su have tvs above .ned
esfsbshuent Gov "a blast and prersred TO sxctu'e
oc, for caIboJ, jezohrs u $. s.es hsd.r. Ald Sss.
wine bo.eA pSIttT soda and rihs a. vltef eotes
and ut.ev .rs a,a ever, 5Ss1 pcu OF bottles Was
HESRY b. : JANIS NJ. BENNERs
No. q ScctiI-TIentst. Pbi'stelenia
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THO the LADIES.-Our Fall Style La
dice Bounets Of drah FELT blsct snd dr,b beaver
resdy for heir Inspection n,fe from the best ssek 10
ms'tet. Aso, isIfe sbd be,nuul stock Of boys and
ChiHreDs silver ard drab Fet Hso and Csps ~itn new
patterns q b.cs and dab Fur Pats fer Boys and hsss.
plain ard .mbrodsd cloth Coos Of every Color Of the sssi
paTts fashions At hONARQUE'S old sstsolshment No
80 B0veY
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogats

VI the Conny Of forh hereby alpsfsoes
havns CLAIMS against WILLIAM ClARDANofNE hts OF the Cy
New York. deceased present tie ss so0ehss thereof
the subcnbers, their Office No. i3 Cherry 10 the CIV %
New Yos boore the sst dsv OF February asxl
Dated New York, the nth day OF August lSs3
IHOMAsC CHARpAvOYNE.
srle iawenThs GEORGE N. CHARDAEOiNE,( 'A''
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GOLD PENS GEORGE II. BELL
YARDS and CARD SHEETS.-The

subscriber has he'd fife yesrs practical experiences
In the OF Epsmeled and COofed Cards and In
business for himself nterds 10 keep on hsnd
complete Of Ensmeied ard Colored Cards ard
Gard Shsets 2x8 inches which lie will OIef 70 cash bay
prices sceedngy low All Cards Of his manufacture
will he warranted pint well, and any sire and quality Of
Gard he cut at few minutes notice Call aid get
simsns n prices . No = Resae-st IL w hoBf,
No. Resde-st, corner OF CeutToss
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INTERESTING to CAPITALISTS

Mr. } M. CLARK 10 nov in this city @ifa o. rnen s
0cmb.reo Grinding and Boiling or Merchant MIL, vnion
a. crested 30 much excitement Throughout ths nnited
Gt,es h c.n be seen IN operation 81 fEhNIo ranEho
.hl. Msnufactuers co ner Of Greenwich aud Besch-st
n W. York az 10 o'clock A. ~ snd O'CLOCK r " Of each
A., "a, reasopsble tine SIR CT ARK stopping a. the
Icbar 10 Ho'eL Courtlsndtt where application can DO
rusee 70, County and State rights
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DAULSEN'S REFINED GELATTNE.

Not orly delicious article Of feed, but an etcc'ual
remedy egsrst the diseases OF the Lunfs, Membranes
GLANDS Cartsges etc such Consumption, 6rlteDsss OF
the BoDs, Nasng OF the lmbs etc. very pleasant 10 the
taste and berecent the general health kash
accompanied By full directions For sale BY the principal
druggists and WILLIAM 4. L. PAuL5EN, No. lOl
Nsterft, N. \.
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NOTICE u h-reb, gwen ruut the pkOCEEUS

IN OF the SALE OF the REAL ESTATE Of WILLIAM sQ1
PER- late Of the Cy Of se- YORK deceived nsss lately made
the ordsr Of the Surrogate 81 County Of New YORK. ~
Samuel sprsEus Of the City OF New Yok dsnsesst eshoA
tbs said SuOats mails O the real
whereof William sOper as Of the CITY New fofk n1
died seIed for the Of his debts the
By The SAID surrosat. AccoRDISo no Law sarrusass
Omce the Cy otsw fork the shh day o Nogsmbss
a. ten O'Clock IN the forenoon that Jag Dated h ssi
September. lsj2 teas s~l NJ zABRfsKIE, Proc,or, a.
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Hlillinerp.

MISS D. A. GARDNER, importer Of
lVl French Sonpets, Caps sad Flowers, no 4o9 Broad
vsy, n. Y, g. q No 1894 COpEr-ss st. Savannah, Ga
Mis- A. CONN, DTsssmsssr, PNs FssniDns, NJ fos
Broadway.
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VG]IGS and TOUPEES.-uerchapts,

ciiEer d strar gers requirioz very superior Wig
or Toupee should fail 70 col and exa ne the beautiful
assm r1ent st the celebrated Wig factory Of mEOHG0f
6HEARJ No n Made Ian where they have the la 2es
CHI, apes and hest stock Of Ornamental hlr OF every do
scripon made The bel natenss warranted par
feet Ct anc shrink change color Also to 90 hall
the beet Hal Dye. Private for using the Dye Gnd
fttirr W1gs Cut this OUT
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of JESSE T..
SMITH, Eco, Surrogate Of tbs cogay Of Knss, notice
hereby Eycl according 81 pean. hars claims ssaaso
FERDINAND GERSCHwYLLER hte Of ths CITY Of WRams-
burrh deceased that they required exhibit The ssns
the vouchers thereof subscriber Oce OF
cate kuss Copnty in the Cy sl OF hs cty Of Brolya
o. core tho s7th OF December nextDaisd June 6 1889
jsT laH6mTb@ RICHARD IL KRIS. Atm,nssiraso
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lsaal Nutires.

In PURSUANCE Of an order OF the SurrogAts
81 hs County Of New YoA, aRps~soD
hans cus ssansi ANDREW MCLEAN late Of The Cy 81 New
fo, rngeure deceased the sans 9TH soashsss
Thereof " u subscriber he ocs ol john Csh 6sa. Va
Nassut 10 the CITY Of Nev i0rs before The sA Say II
February ne,t-Dssel New losk the 18Th dsy sfAssas
aula laR6mTh MARY MCLEAN, Aansasratsx.
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~ Of TIE Cousy OF scwiork, horeoy on
havrs claims ssanss OF GEORGE STOUT he u Ne
CITY oi loh, se-ssea prsssat tho @ sosshsrs
thereof the subscriber his place o. t1 broad
tie Cts Of New fok osre Tbs ecoas Of sser
AIRY the sr-t Sspt.nb-r lssa
q laVfmIhs JAMks n. STOUT. Adminstatoe
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SEWING MACHINE
,TEAM ENGIN rs for SALE-Ooe

sheep horse power and xix horse power; both
row nesy fuished the nanpei soo can Be delivered
N a few DAYS COBB, MASON l. HILL,
North Point Foundry and Msshine Works
Jersey City, N. J.
B-Ergines built TO order; also, all other kinds OF
Machinery furnished at the shortest Lotice
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THAIN PUMPS, Iron and Wo0dss
~ Curbt srpenor galvanized Chain. with turnea ssi
Aaeiy finished bucketA tuosns eight ofksd Teel &s as
uanpfsstured, wholesale enn RETAIL by
kcCLARY 4 POWIs. Seneca ealh M.
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ii hCltNtC VI an ofutf oi JCssSSFs Os
u SMITH, ESQ., Surrogate OF The County Of Knsss,
hereby accorcns law al pepns sns aszass
HENRY JURGfNs he OF tbs late village Cityl Of kasu
buh decreased tst hey required a. exhibit the With tAs
vouchers thereof tho eubscn5e JOHN A. C0RDES OF hs
store No eie Fulton 10 hs GU Of New tOh, before Ne
l7th dag Of Noysmbsr usxt.-Datcd May n, 1873.
MARTIN JURGENs. 4. 4-.,.i.,....s..
uyl3 lGW6mt JOHN ". CORDEs, SA's''
The daily union., 1852-09-01
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By TELEGRAPH.-The steamship Ohio
has put into Norfolk, Va, short Of coal. She
brings some $2,30O,G00 in gold. A sad accident
has marred tie pleasure of the military encamp-
ment at Syracuse. Tampa Bay has been visited
by terrible and very destructive guile. The dis
patch Of yesterday morning, announcing Increase
OF cholera at Rochester, is declared to have been
false. We have au item or two Of farther news
rom Texas. Gen. Scott left Louisville yester-
day, and proceeded up the river to Madison, Ind.
We shall have hereafter full report OF the pro-
ceedir % Of his reception, &c.
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CITY RAILROADS.

The movement in favor Of City Railroads
seems to be gaining strength, from the ac-
ceision Of countless spectators who pro
pose to devote themselves to the public
good by building and running the new con-
yeyances. The success of the Sixth and
Eighth avenue roads, and the favor which
their convenient, comfortable and rapid
cars find with the public, have brought into
life perfect swarm Of schemes for rail-
ways in almost every considerable street
OF the metropolis. Broadway Is especially
fecund of these projects. At moderate
estimate. half hundred applications have
been made TO the Common Council for the
monopoly Of that great thoroughfare for
railroad purposes, while large amount Of
money has been spent in advertising ON one
hand the advantages. and on the other the
evils of the change, and in getting up pc
titions for and against it. In the Com
mon Council itself,-that pool OF corrup-
tion,-the influences are -trong and we'll
backed on both sides, and as we have not
the honor of knowing whether the reform
ers or the conservatives have the longer and
more lavish purse, we venture no proph-
ecy as to which will carry the day. There
seems to be-, however, on the part OF the
public at large, an impression that the rail
road people will get the upper hand, and
that the Omnibuse> will hue 10 eyacuate
the street.
While we DO not take sides In the con-
troversy, not being clear as to either the
virtue Of the projectors, or the adaptation
of a street so narrow and so crowded as
Broadway for the route Of railroad we
confess that We shall shed no tears at the
Disappearance Of such numbering, clumsy,
noisy, and inconvenient conyeniences as
the omnibu'es. Useful they are, no doubt,
but ornamental they are not; while their
great number not only crowds out private
vehicles, hut renders It a matter Of life
and death for q foot passenger to cross
from one side walk 70 the other. There Is
cer,slnlya pressing need for some reform
which shalI free the street from the excess
siye incumbrnnce but whether the
railroad win remove old evils without
supplying their place with now ones
Is matter that requires consideration.
Butthere Il one thing that requires no
consideration. and fha, IL iha, In the event
Of public opinion or the Commsn Council
mot the same thing by any msans) deolar-
Ing FOX railroad In Broadway. " In any
other principal avenue Of the City, the
rish, to build aad run the same should uos
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III We have had translated into Ger

II We have had translated into Ger
nsn and published In pamphlet form, Mr. CAreys
Later TO Fs mr. Of Okio aud are ready 10 furnish the
same at ibs rate Of e per hundred Thi, "a a docu-
men, Which ought to be read by every voter Of Ger.
men BIRTH who 10 not yet emsnclpa,ed from the dsu.
10 vote for scorr and GRAHAM and Protection to Amer.
lean Labor As the edaon Of this pamphlet 10 limited
ho.e Of our friends who wish for copies to crsulsse In
their respective neighborhoods win do well to order
them without delay
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For California;.

We shall issue THIS MORNING The
Iribune for California, Oregon and The Sand
rich Islands. 1t will contain summary Of all the
Latest Foreign and Domestic News since the sail
ing Of the last steamer; Money and Market Re-
ports, Marriages, Deaths, &c.
Single copies in wrappers, ready for mailing can
be Ind at ths Desk This Morning. Price six
ceuts,
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nfCARAGpA.

We have already announced the re,ec-
ton BY the Republic of Nicaragua OF the
treaty negotiated by Mr. Webster in con-
junction with Messrs. Champion and Mo-
lima. for tire settlement of the dispute be-
tween that State and the contiguous Re
pubic of Costa RIGA, and now give place
to the official proclamation OF the fact, as
contained in the Gazette Of tie Govern
ment at Managua. Ii is as follows:
II, seza.s snd IL rs, Of Representatives. efe Srs
NissTGsra, ia Assrrblg eoseoksd
DECREE:
"AsT l. The State OF Nicaragua does no, sccspt the
pros II ccrysoton. or rsconmends.ory bssss sd ast
ed on tbe S0th OF April ls't, between bic Excelsncy
DaIis Webster, Secretary Of stats of the Uatsd
states and ais EKcellen.y F. Champion, Envoy Ex.
sraordnary and Minister Pelipotsnnsry OF her Brian.
nlc MAJESTY la respect 10 the territorial boundaries be-
sreer Cosa Rcs and Nicaragua and the separation Of
,he Mesquite Cosft -
Aha an. .ons started 10 connection With the shove buss
5,,crrr .eS before impartial srbiirstor.
SAnT III The stats of Nicaragua protests tolsmnly
avsinst ali foreign Interference Ia the Affairs oil m Gov
esnmert and ss.ns, the use Of force to coercs s VIII
t tsss:s A;a., E''::..,:iSs ,,. Poet
y. l. fDz2l, supfrnae prs'''''
Wsrag-s, Jus 70 isos"
We cannot doubt that the majority OF
well informed and independent Americans
will cordially applaud this act. The con-
vention was an unjust and oppressive one
toward Nicaragua. 1t summarily disposed
of claim she has,-aud certainly we'll
grounded and plausible one,-to the entire
province Of Guanacaste and the control OF
the river San Juan, and gave up all to her
antagonist without once consulting her in
the premises. And what lends additional
odium to the transaction is that Costa
RIGA. to which the interests of Nicaragua
were thus sacrificed, is substantially
British dependency, and that the conven-
ton WINS dictated from London. We said at
the time of its negotiation and We repeat
here that it was paper To which an
American Secretary should never have set
his hand. Nicaragua has done well to re-
iect it, especially in the moderate and dig
nifed terms of the above decree, and we
earnestly advise her Government to persist
in that course.
We casnot contemplate without regret
thespcctacle which this transaction offers of
the United States engaged in the gratuitous
attempt thus to impose upon weak and
friendly State the surrender of its rights
to another State which happens 10 be under
the protection of our pOwerfulrival. Such
facts will not tclIwsll when the future histo-
rian measures, with impartial merciless
hand, the great pretensions to statesman
ship set up in behalf of the present Secretary
of State. Better would 1t be for him could
he bury the memory of this and of some
others of his recent acts OF commission
and omission deeper than the lowest strata
of the guauo heaps that enrich the Outer
and Inner Lobos.
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~ We call the attention Of cur readers
to the article published in another column,
entitled "Who built the Canal, I" IL Is
frcm the pen Of Hon. Nelson J. Beach
and shows cOnclusively aud beyond dculal
that the Sham Democracy Is the Anti.
Canal AID Anti Improvement parry la the
State,
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For Mayor,
MORGAN nIORGANS, seventh Ward.
For Gore-nov Of Alns-Iovse
WASHINGTON SMITH. sixteenth Ward.
For Sherif,
JAMES KELLY, second Ward.
Poy County CievS,
GEORGE w. RIBLkT. Eleventh Ward.
For Controller,
yOSHPH X. TAYLOR. Eighteenth Ward.
Pov Cotsnsei Corporation,
OGDEN HOFFMAN, Fifteenth Ward.
For Gin Inspscior.
CHARLES RIDDLE, sixteenfh Ward.
For Street COnHissi0ner,
JOHN j. DOANB, Nineteenth Ward.