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In every Stale where an ei~cisoa hss been held SINCE
the inauguration OF President Pierce. his administration
and policy have bera fully sustained BY the people The
disappointment OF oceseeke and he crosking OF dis
affected politicians have had effect upon The demo-
er4iie r'1.ees. and they have rallied the
defence ID boee grexI principles OF which Jefferson and
Jackson The hrsi plain and defend aud which
Presiden Pierce will carry out Ia all his pocS Even
Vermont. winch tie Wigs have regarded Of
Their kfioagholds could not resist The opportunity 10
stamp her approval OF democratic pincpes and s~ccecd
Cd 90 lar 10 wresi the State government from VIII *
hands A. IN the Morrill, At The Sosh Georgia. too.
has Jas spoken OF thunder. that she will have
., npsihy with aughi but the great democratic party
The election in this Stale IL sgn OF the times OF
more Than ordinary import Hitherto rhe has been ~
often under the control OF The vhxs n otAsr~ise. and
the recent eieriion looked upon q great
fi--gfoand between the ffieBds OF the national Ad-
mnisraiinn and iis opponents. under whsssver ban
ner they chose 10 rally There, ~ with us, there wac
party who have acted with The democrats when il was
their convenience 10 do. and have always abandoned
ne PRINCIPLES and coxlesced with the enemy. any act Of
dss mutation or iIsaehefy could parchase power.
In The language OF the Albany Atss:
GsosiA he home OF O aphiH and he Representa-
tive Of ~hisey IN the cabinet Of Tayior. Cfaword
which rohinx bnt wse guidance and the myth
q the democracy prevented from swanpng The regular
ganixation Of our parry
T" Georgia ,he of the first experiment
against the administration Frsnkia Pierce. The whole
force OF oppo.liion Was wiedrd axains, him.
q But the edernsts OF Georgia, the adaman oil Cror-
gz aud The Onlphniies Who form the oil the
on OF these have iaiied sgnaily their purpose.
Af,er OF Unprecedented ygur beaten
The Of this opposition thas rolling from opposite
quarters, and with d turbulence broken
against tbs rock Of The adniistr alton.
" All honor the Empire State oi the South and It's un-
serAsd democracy Let Ne Asrs respond TO them.
words bur Ia deecs"
Pennrylvania and Ohio have also spoken the past
wetk in oDes OF tbunder, approving OF the course OF
President Pierce and his policy Ia the former State the
democratic majority Will be not less than thousand
while the latter il viii exceed thirty thousand With
these emphatic endorsements Of the national admins
irai,on wiat shs Be done in New York A few bolt
eTs have pat themselves in opposition the democracy
and hope, with The cooperation OF The Wings 10 defeat
us Under these circumstances, the only thing the
democracy have got 10 do to achieve similar victory.
20 pui forth every energy against the spirit OF faction
and then the Empire State OF the North, like compeer
OF the South. viii out in Triumph from the peril tina,
threatens IL.
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u ~ RROWurN0. m~rch..a rsA1s~- usA~v sh~
UsW~d s<xs~s Rss having enis~gsA asA inFvved hrs e
unnfs1s
ssecsrA ssscN ~ Pvesch s"S Ems
~ - w~~sa 80 -" se~n
n yteS o. gocds rcn New ssykse
Having ,wewy srpsres~~ ~ psvrssss 'cas
urssS ssss~s wn swrh -
v.ns.e e~ssas bio csv anss - ~ psssss % such
Fusctass - vsw
a. ~ psvrhsssA - ssss 0s acct
sueAs yin sy ecnpsns'on FIN ser sessu, 49, -
ehearW~mn.
csn srs~e pnresssr ssr~ssse, - - ~n
~~u~ssre wtH Unsey ~ tusng- a
b. us<s ne vos s>ss svs u s~sv-
sUPER5oR READr-MADE CLoTnIEc.
hsv~ snSsrsos Of re.ay esoxhtna q
nv w~~t - fnlhasnuns nunoar ed =
Nvtsay frsct 60 ds cou ~ ps~s
saA vbeA WI - ~ . assA iss psce - vssA nsa~ 70
ord
y. sqs~ nsp.n II y~Aso~s IA n.
<Ae1 -AnWd
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DUCKWMEAT. a1A Doseon CrAckorD-
ID e hsllsd s1ckvhsat, haes
Frcsbb o~sou
Bo<tu0
Frsxh supply packied salmon
No. Iss, ga, and a., asckerel, in kits
No. nsckesci, " bali hsrruls, very large
sHECKEL 4 BAILEY,
Successors J. n Kbhey 4 Co.
Or i3-daeoiw No 5, cppo~se Centre MArkes-
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ny >. G. MoGUIkE. A.oo..ssr.

ny y. e. MCGUIRE. Anc4soneex.
SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY-I sAan sell
y nanday l7th Of nex o'cleck, > n
bck baIongns
As lohs Foy These badin lss ~ s. Of the subd
Treating
gTo0sd alley Through Also
q, A. fronting
vauAbie property Washinyton ndspusss
win be premisss and viii
OF sale. THO. CARBERkY,
las Z. MCGUIRE
Seq Id Ancuoaeer.
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DUsLIC sALE OF VALUABLE AND ELiGisLY SITUATED
subscriber will sell pubhr asae,
day Ssh u ocsoser, 1885, M ooc
subdivision
.
sf alley,
The situated eGsae rapidly
y provtag Of the city.
81 and
fE bearing interest," secured by dscd
upon The propeny.
Oct
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q l. LEWIS s,oney ccwmrs'cner # 5ee6s for vrris
n 81 ~
az Al kipdu ,scresse a. p~srona
n. vAcv,
~ ls b. viii shs pad
W hsxha~As
frm pe~~ss.s sy usyins otter guaranty p-ns,on.
life, apderf he 81 F~sruary 1854
hsv. hc~r e~oyine i've year,
pay July is July e sos Frhnsry 1852
~ rus~r~y hs1 mr.
~ Teh~ssxy. JsSa
isss Arcc erp-Asuor,
psv
Te-s Va az cs~-. .cs~r.se srS csasys ssy
widow ssd Orphan sercrssfnI.
reb~wcs Wsshwgtou and
sh~ vrrsrus
VII s0A s~s fHcsisnss Ne es~r"~ u I'll
ciss0s
~ r-pnsHy sid nssss-rs Of
Cs.Vss sem vssgt~ss aud Tsrsa AS1r~@,
o. l.. LgWte,
OF N-ssr~esscp wsshi~gua, o. C.
c4wuurwA HurMwu-r --~s - AHrr&ca.
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=, fAs Fresde-s " As Usas.s II America
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas provided By he conv.auo.
The len Jane, isaa h~rween Unsd
other States o mufsa delivery
d crsnans~ faiv fo@ js~ncs spu
s'an q That shall any
Ser@sase coafedsssnos which mgi
s'es rnerstos
And whereas The Ere. en-, Rrrnes has s>c,ss.d 10
acoe'os ns sand excha.ss de s DEC
iascn 'r my acceptance. 81 a-hssssca
the ls Rasoph scs~saea r.sSs.s ss
SAID Free Hanscs'c CITY Of ss.~sn, Macy
sy Stare of the United ss.s behalf respective so~~r.
Now therefore. mat l. Franklin rsc~ Presser of
me United sss-s Am~rcs hsvr
usde public order the
fsl6s.a good respect sh~ vr-s
B."-esnc cry II Bremen ny me una-s
fhsred.
~h~sof ny hama sra c.u..d n.
ss sased.
D~ee wssensss, asy October IN me wear Of
n - our Lort soussrd bupdr~d
the Independence of tins United seventy r,sh,h
TRaSKLfs rfgRcA
w kAscr, Secretary Of State.
ys-aA. rr Of Gated ss,~ Of sm~ssa a. al
wAsm ID
ssssesu evidence csse.
r"s ~ has ssn srposrsee ow'~ra r-pshe
trns'ay, ft me pos Of Boston r
css~efr d. h~sts
70 sscss s"e ENJOY s.h fssccas s.a pvas~s
.o-ss 70 the VICE cons.. c svcr-s
Uni'-s States
parent and me sd II The Ua~d
Given under my hasS the wsshassna ~
- o"s A. D. and Of ~ snSepcrsesce III the Ussses
ss'ss A"rs'cs me sev-sy cissA
l. sAsev, s~rr-s.ry assss.
~. 1890. w,. 'r..., ..,. . .:,.s. Ho~~ q s
c'oss'd Hasc.s.. y Ne cesas-.. Dor-y:
onp Rosk-.srrs. On ssr--a
On n AMERsc AZ REVIEW - C~s-s.~.
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PHuAnELrHiA Oct. Is The Official of the city and
county for canal ssioner stands Forsyth (dom
u Ed Penal, twhlg) is las Morgan tnuIye.) 5sSo
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rARPETxuG, Y1esr OdleAsshA, CarsaAn Ma&ss sAAs.
AcThe sst~es< rs~pocrsy ths Of hess~
de~ssshs fsrnsstns
o9-seA the sccoassodsisa
21NA ysrds EnsA~s velvet earprtlsG, vc1y nch
7,5D do exrssspes Brass<is csrpssns
100 20 % tASestD ao
80 o. Bru.,eas vssv~ carpetlag
2-eS super three ply csrrcung
twoT1
n~Assa ppced earpeune
asoG 90 ~. - 3 encuan DO
4Os d a. 50 ie< IA 4. AsA ls< printed druegss
~ DO ptnsrd Arasx~s
osscaoass, strps
50 tossn bra~~ man rnds sasnrted sEes
spies ous ocohx, Which VIII be cut 10 Of
and snapped hall passage
$50 sbs~s -, 81, 50. a, ~ and i2t oicioths, ic~
l. 500 yards quality narings
Is neh ckeDess reg
tui~c and Qualities
25s yards oiSclaahs Ae
CUxTAIH MATERIALS AND FIxTUREs, SUCH As
Satin s~ lases, ssy,ea, 81 every sha1e
Worvsad dssnssks eosss Widths, all cesors
Unioa daxsssks, and rich
Prem
whss asx ~ Hs~ss, win suisshss nrssres
v~ry lace cuF1asas, m sess
Very ws~is cuvsssss m ssS
Emkwus6~vrt cuvaku ncsSa~ ysrs
vssAvw c"vnces, v1tb hHtur~s
asd s.~srss
Of N w1ubs SD cse~p
Tuxetber ~ . RI I'D ksankeb
sd sheeune
cloths 1aanask napkins
dagger sswets asl s0wefins
hst gui,s s,d ccus~rpsses
Table and piano covers, &c - --~---~ -
Oct e-anw$wn Booh. bEuThEs, = Co
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NOTsCErse sahs~rs-~, having ccpsssssxp
N cf M -. WILLIS RaO. p~1ass1 .
sod -
chtn~y-
Ts~v hsvs wssss- n cry
he
psss~f for been engaged
s~his ~
fb~~s~t~-~ wtH - e~sssA fan
wish which they nnsy he s'yussed
he euss~ msHs
MeKsas1y, cocstyv~sd eAesnae~s
-
wn- n. ELLIE,
JOnAa D. Ellis
s-2sw<w
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NV fcsK. Oct. l5-Ths steamer HamboIdf from
Hasre and CoSes arrived las night bringing x6 pasen
gers ste had rough passage. esco1ntering soeceson
Of westerly gales and head When days
passed seven large men-of-wsr standing
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ANIMAL or Ar aosTo~
bos1oS. Oct 1.-THE steamer Can. d reached s.ec ana.
evening IRON HALIFAX shorty ser 10 O'Clock We s un-
able 10 hDd any ponc. nsse.t n he pager. i'd
daso1al 10 sa~i contained "a The despatch Haitian
he circular Of McHeny under dale The splh say.
Flour has been Ia active reqness and The market CLOSES
the highest qootarlons Wheat has advanced Sd a Cd
Corn 10 neh ia. improvement OF from L. 40 "a
Nessrs. hiehssdscB Bfofhers quote follows Foar
Ohio. S5s.; prime Pnseeipts. 10 sss ID Baltimore
same price brands. SIS; c4ns No l. KS
Cd Com-no prime fresh white sale niddlng qsAh-
tee white. 4sx- q AL yellow, Ais q <4s.
barnss Loadon CFenis says The iron de Is healthy.
but buyeIs 81 rails have succeeded puT-
chasing uso able lerms o~inx pressure
uas money market Scotch pig duli S6z for good
mixed Numbers
The cholera was decreasing Ia England Y deaths
caued al New Chester The 2Sh ur
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ARRIVAL o. EseLIsu rroors.

HALIFAX. Oct l5.-The steamer Vulcan arrived yesie
day from England win s5o troops ior Bermuda, who hs
put in consequences Of the yellow fever raging Be
muda.
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NJ A. Tyson s.A s>Rs1awy YSunw I~As~s
seg~ea ~ we~s Tvvvs1sA ssA I1n1veaoaAk ~
t~s~s, ~ c. for hes ding s.A aAy p~ssaA.
Il
18th scperbe Terms ussrser, department. s2
Jun'or ao rrmsry, " Drawing - rvnch- Pref Rsgl
90. 100, Ella ~ ele.
Pupils boarded rth~r weekly and 3 Dol
bookstores seminary
l1--eoeI5&bec
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sUPERrOR T~<p<s Nsn1k~ss and chr Fsv~"~r~
y dry gocd.ws just and nov orf '"f safe me
s~no~1ss esoas in IT, sAsvs l,rs: -
re~rh srrsrh h.uh~ss u~swr vo" m ss~ -
follows. IA la Tss ia snS ~ - - IL.
Aksa, hss~sssrs ssa hsSs sssss ~ e"@ - crs
dle~.
vyua s. md hs,s crib quite, presc Nd hssc
Fr~rch ~r"t'"e ess~ss~ ~s~" -" - 1u"@
s-,-x,fv, INA r-seu~aeie g-rcs certsses
-. 80 rss,,~e 40 IN Asu~s srd reh
asrss cnvrsfSs -.
~ French cs-seve sno sud ssse oov~rs 10
.rr. pssAscsvs, csussn on aow~S. rness h.
fnurd s~v~ss 80 - $500.
~ssS aY>r crwah elos psces r.rh sa
x~vv fsr~ " ny ~ ~ ms ~ ~ 4 vsY cheae-
A.o ssrsr~ ss--rs~sns sew ayie ssAss hsea
ONsl-Ason ClAAoEII Do4sooA,
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OSr Bounty lard warrant MO- 81 -, v.s>s
IL of the s~pserAsv, lsas fu -
n Graham, uussd
a~.sroyed srv6y
nus. a Pension. fr 4 ~
Ors-ls~e~- GEORGE r. GRAHAM.
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The SscarrARr o. WaR-rhe Wsshingtoa Sentinel
oil the l2ih contains letter from the Hoo Jefferson
Dawn TO Beverly Tucker. esq and copy OF another TO
friend Ne~ York. de6snx the position OF their dis
tinsu shed writer relative the existing feud in the En-
pire Safe
The substance Of The letters the expression of an
opinion which annaies only the administration, but
the vast bux Of The de nocrac party. that the Baltimore
platform OF OBLIVION or, critically speak
ing. HeSirs. from which democrats could date new
and II they adhered rydy and in good faith that
platform. he al ninis,rzion felt bouad sustain them
and give them thai ubstsntla evidence OF recognition
which lays IN the hand OF executive psironaxe
We are happy 10 believe that there perfect unanm-
y n the cabinet. and great extent out OF H. on n IS
point. and inclination. wide spread AMI deeply rooted
TO allow the NeE Workers hight their qsarre IL
possible. among the nseivss; and We just hrmly be-
eve that wd eilber wing hack On The
Baltimore resolutions than The democratic party through
out country viii hasten d,sown with ussn,u,-
ny and earnes'ness poporona,e The msgnode Of the
ire aso1.-SsstAsias Demscraf
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TsaAsuny DsrAa1nsxz, AsSL ~, isss.
hereby the holders Of Of
e6a and the hoi0en Of the 2
July, ls>s rssss@as Ish No
vrabe lss tins department prepared psehass,
day nex
o u STOCK, The
hereinafter mentioned, 10 win
i. case 81 any contingent co~reuoa within ss so.i stated
whsch u
offered The cerihcassa auly
ss-s aepar,ness spss
wheeof VIII Be aid compounded q iAs SDlswns
The par az speessebn each csssiseass4
premium per the stocks 81 is<s redeeabss
1854 premium the be- ofeA
Of 1856 rsdeenabe in 1850
The cerAess< from Dc la Joy le31
20 the dane ofreceipa ur.ssry
reach o~ser) o Aays ~
Payment s~ said sock. m As.1s
q rhisdelpnis, - The parties may drsct
oc, s-du Secretary Of ths Treasay
NOTICE
TnsAssv Duv an July -, ies1
hereby gwen ssecks Of
ous smhsns~< ~ Ne q - Ssssa,
as Of D~cs.sss. .z, - q ~ '.
Of 5iss March ie4s go ss<sshas 5n
isss prepared 10 psrchsss any i.s
hereof and the Let dag Of Drcsobu ssx hs
s1es, o. u. 81 - sscks
manner @ennoss<. 20
In case any contingent psussn,
preference gwen order Of winch shs sad
ssocks may sgs0A unssA
department. The
whereof p,oe pad Of foae~ss pacs
!. pr o specified 10 sseA osvsA1-r-
q o ss,d of r~enry
cencsis OF Juy Isss,
Of with - sAs-
reach the o-"e Of "ns dss n''rr -
p.ywss, sr sad sscs.
sess, Nr~ York.
OIL si.seiphn parties Indicate
JAMES GUTHRIE
sd Of he Treasury.
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NEw YORK. Oct Is There still about fail
but more have been made public.
There is excitement among the fancy men. pugil-
ts and others oil that GLASS; regarding the prize hght the
death oil Aorrsscy c Some have been made and
others expected
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The GAleDa "Je5erronian" (llL.) speaking of the d
r;s,fr In The 6snocra.ir liz In Neu Nark

The GaleDa "JeSersonian." {l,) speaking of the d.
vision in the democratic party in New York, says:
Though blood runs, curious revelations are
made-seyels,ions ~hich 90 deeper and hurt than
bowes. These aSect no, only the Albany 'Argus-the
adjunct OF the Evenng Journal aad the Sewarces the
supple apoogsi Of the nine million canal uplionis,s
and the arliof OF the steamship sieAAgsbul the
sisiency of the sdamsn Dickinson the judicial Bron-
son, and legal O'Conor They chow that not DIX and
the eofls alone guilty OF The isnf OF free solsm
but that the fnsies OF tie hards have aiorene trimmed
and TUCKED for irse-so voes thai they either
ed the hobby tor political purposes ssd abandoned
it 4 slow nag that they changed their opinions
Tor insufficient At least, they show that they
anatbemasise ihose who adopted the faith and ian
bbed Tie doctrine which thew themselves long since
taught The 'fun grows furious tact Every day
brings TO- light ne~ facs. new causes for the ebauon
OF wrath, Why the quarrel should 70 on
I'VE ssieem lucky thai matters have
thus early in the administration OF President Pierce
Before another general election, the boilers and faction
is!s be driven among the SewMdtes where they be-
long, or they be convinced OF the folly OF ihei
ard give their adhesion the democracy
which they about 10 abandon Hope OF recon
ciaiion, here seems TO be The block and The
order"
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nIs- H HACKER sers his Prsssssss..l services
u the pubic.
ward,
IE-Uodxwr
EOR SALE leaseA story house.
LIN aide the u HOUSE
and has papered
throughout Terms accommodating, and
aie Address -, Soiiror Once, TREASURY Department
Oct l5-dn 8
ny GREEN 4 SCOTT. Asctssnesrs.
CxTENsIvE SALE or HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
Il
shall 10 O'Clock large general
Il furntsrs,
Mahogany DRESSING and other burcsus
Do dinise breakfast and card fshes
De pariOr, rocking, and other chairs, sofns, &c,
Maple bedstesds, aud wood chsira
Fenfher beds and bedding
nnds
China glass; crockery, and stone wsre
Brusscie 3yly and ingram and oicoth-
large Of requisites, many
ucies whach deem nanecessnry
u ea5, cash; o25
and days. for satisfactorily cndorsed bearing
GkEEN l. SCOTT,
Oc led Auctiossen.
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svMa
o~S "' 0'''''' r2Ascx TAYLOR
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lIsraxsrIss pr-AsrEK-sKvrnAL LIVES Losr.

PHLApELYHiA, Oct l5.-Whs the steamer Fhla deIpha,
Washington was lowing Two mud -scows The river
this the got into tbs swell Of used
by The steamer. They filed with sunk,
tsking down with them Timothy O'Brien. David HAssel,
John Powers, Frank Daley, Pnp Seulley, Michael Nc
Wigg.ns and Patrick D0nohur, all Of whom unor-
unaely drowned They poor Iaborers. ard Of
them left families. who soreiy Erieved. The
was most painful one The bodies have been
cred.
IsEcosp pEsrATcH.
The granite column nttanched TO layne's building
fell to-day, seriously njuring negro woakmen-ohers
narrowly escapsd-
The ccai of The cousy for the assembly shows the
election Of seven democrats and five natives The Maine
ties elecI Steel tdem.) auditor
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Dasrnsuriox or FuSps-The Howard Association OF
New OsI~ans distributed lis surplus funds follows
To the Orphans Home, containing twenty -four girls and
tsy-one boys. q, 500 ;exira appropriation to
81 600; 10 the Camp street Female Orphan Asylum, "a
girls. 50 900 TO the ST. Mays Asylum. third district
(Caihoi,c orphan boys)-46 boys. 1850, to the He
brew Bene voieni ASSOCIATION girls and boys. $500
making total OF si5.soo. The beds and bedding ON
hand have also been distributed among The orphans.
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WHEELING, Oct. J1.-lhe Ohio river is At about
three eet which s good depth OF Tor
en OF which leave here win passengers and freight
to-day There lees ihun l3e through passengers
from Baltimore and other eastern points by the railroad
day. # whom sare bound for the far West Freghts
Cncnnx and Louisville about - and Is per
100 lbs. and in active demand
TEI-IhM BUR9Ess
PROVIDENCE, Oct. i3-Hon. Tristan Burgess died here
rhi. afternoon aged 81 yeas.
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FvRTBKR AZ sscRrrIexe TO TIE PACvc RAuRoAn-
The books at Subscription the ssock Of the Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad Company opened for the second
time a Metroro,sn Hotel. New York. on Thursday.
The attendance laIge. and for nearly hours IL
is said. suba<T ptons entered rspdly they
could be written down In shzttme lrle thirteen
million OF colIsrs were Subscribed. the list beng bead
BY r. 7. Bsrnum. ee9 n 500 600. The whole amount
div Id41 among persons residing AL Of
the country. beng an average of le $40 900
zach subscription The books we're elo~ed hour Tor
dsener and reopened the afternoon, when a number
OF additional subscriptions were made
MoarALTr IN Morrx-Fron the Isl Of Angus. to
The 9TH instant period of nine veeks. there were 1l3o
deaths in Mobile of which npmber sls were from yell
low fever; 7s5 occurred in the four weeks OF Scpem-
ber and II the eth instant Of all diseases For the
FIRST week OF the pessni month there 90 5ea,hs
Including - from lever.
THr rSpTcSarfos nrrrrNs rs WAsHrcror covwrY-
THE SwAs Huxc IN kryiGr--lt appears that some
persons IN Washington coossy. Maryland. Who dissp
proved Of the verdict The Swan case. have bern hold
ing "rpd'Srsf'cn meenpgs~ by way OF demonstrating
their Dissatisfaction hereat The Boonsboro Odd Fellow
has scco~at Of wha, IL says Of The "lsHest
asd NOS, respectable meetings held that place. to
denounce the verdict
TaE coTTox csor-F1osIpA. We have bern politely
furnished. says the Chal~scn Mercury. with the fol-
lowing extract from euer Of hsxhly respectable ply
ssc'aa IN Atachsa county gen,Iemsa IN tAs cfv
Durlrk The last 'ew weeks my prsruce has been Qsas
EXTENSIVE End have bren every direction around thse
place. and havs every occasion inquired OF those
vho made cotton, What ihsy supposed ihe 'oss vosA
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MoaRIssKY, Tx PRIE-TcHrER. pKAp.-Jsmes MOI
nssey Who Tough, with Yankee Sullivan Wednes-
day for wager Of - ,ooo Boston -Four Co,ners
The line OF The New York and Harlem railroad. died ihs
afternoon from the effects OF the Injuries he received the
brutal encouaies. HIS lace and head and
beat - present moot horrible spectacle Warrants
have been issued for the OF Yankee SollIvan.
well for the four seconds. Andee Sheham, VIM. VII
son, Awful Gardiner and Tom ODonneli. The affair
has caused great excitement in the city
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FIou Ns~ rosk Trss Dsnocssa
The PoiAcy " the Prcstdent

See Har. Theory. before rssnrd 10.
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- 10MMEuN Travels IN Ansey1ea-Houeu Of IN
"a bsv wwia tmp~rss.c~s ~ Amersca v~ss
Cioscsd Happss~~ ~ NE Cou1t.s. pOr~sy.
R~eesvesS TAYLOR 4 MAURV,
pt - Rookaakers. Oh
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@-s Sseia " 80 urcfrariL4x "a Lhkidho = o<uihs
aired al New Chester On The 2vh ulr
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The Little Child's Soliquy.

Wish my mamma would please keep
me warm. Ny little bare legs are very
eold with these lace rufIles; they are not hall
us nice as black Jim's woolrn stockings.-
Wish | had litile pair of warm rubbers;
wish had long Sleeved apron, ior my
bare neck and arms; wish | might dash ny
carls out of my eyes, or have them cqt otf.
Wish my dress would stay up on my shorl-
ders, and that it was net too nice for lne 10
get on on the floor to play nine IS. Wish
my mamma would go 10 @aIkWlta me some
times, instead of Betty. Wish she would
Jet me lay my cheek to hers, if would not
tumble her cuyls or her collar. Wish she
would not promise me something very
nice" and always forget all about it,
Wish she would answer my questions. and
not always say, "don't before me, Freddy"
Wish when we 90 out in the colntry, She
wouldn't make me wear my gloves, lest |
should ''tan my hands" Wish she wonld
not tell me that all the pretty flowers will
''poison me-" wish l could tumble on the
hay, and 90 into the barn and SEQ how Dub
bin eats bis supper Wish | was one Of
those little lrsky pigs, Wish could make
pretty dirt pies. Wish there was not bit
oflace, or satin, or silk, in the world
Wish | new what maxi mamma look So
smiling at aunt Dama children { who come
here in their papa IS cariage, J andlook so very
cross at my poor little cousins, whose moth
er works so hard and cries so much. Wis h
/ new what makes the clouds stay up in the
sky, and where the stars go in the daytime.
Eish / could 60 over that high hill, where
Che bright SUMS going down, and just touch
il. with my finger. Wish didn't keep think
ing of things that puzzle me. wien nobody
will stop to lell me the reason for anything.
Ii ask Betty, she says, Don't be a fool,
Master Freddy" l wonder if am ~ fool?
/ wonder if Betty knows much herself? !
wonder why mamma don't love her own lit
tie boy? / wonder when I'm grown man,
If l shall have to look so nice all the time,
and be SO tired of doing nothing?-Fenny
Fern.