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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-23
FAIRFIELD JOCKEY CLUB RACES

FAIRFIELD JOCKEY Gu RACES.
The regular meeting of the Fairfield Jockey Club
viii take place on TUESDAY, October 9Th.
TUESDAY, First Dey-Sweepsteke, nl!le heats,
for year old 500 entrance, So forfeit Close on
the ltfa September; now three subscribers.
WEDNESDAY, Second Dag mile heat i purse
S2ee. Free for all ages. Entrance sic.
THURSDAY, THIRD Days mile heass purse $500.
Free for AL ages. Entrance SIS.
Friday, F'04yth Day-Joekey Club Purse, $500,
siaile htals. Entrance 80.
JOHN BELCHER, Proprietor.
% The LADIES' PAVILION has been compile
ted undn efficient officer appointed to preserve the
slFieiesto.der No charge win be made for their en-
trance e the Course sc I4-ts
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MISS HALLS DAY SChsO OIL for
w YOUNG LADIES. will reopen On the FIRST
MONDAY in October. AZ the residence of Mr:James
B. MacmHrdo, Seventh street, between Franklin and
Grace streets.
Miss HALL viii be assisted in the LANGUAGES
By competent teachers. but viii personally super
inted the classes in translation.
Ihen her If n,nrlil isli ted o.
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FALL FASHIONS OF PANTS.-I am
il in receipt Of the Fail Fashions of Gensleznens
Fancy ard Black Cassilaer PANTS, 20 which |
would call the attention of the public.
HENRY sHAFER,
q lbS Main 81. eor. 18th.
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GREAT FIRE IN MANCHESTER, n. II.
MANCHESTER Sept 22.-The City Print Works
were destroyed by fire to-day. Loss S25l, coo,
mostly insured
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BY TOLER L. COOK.
4 AMBERT7S LOTTERY OFFICE.

A M u T. IL L 3 LOTTERY OFFICE,
IL NO. NORTH CALVERT STREET, BALTI
MORE, OPPOSITE BARNUM'S HOTEL.-The
Of Virginia being in violation Of law, and at
tended with heavy penalty on conviction the sub.
scrber would respectfully solicit the orders of bis
friends and others who may feel disposed to purchase.
Having been a resident of Richmond for upwards of
thirty years, and being pretty generally known
throughout the State he deems il almost
to give any further assurance that ali bus;res con
ded to him viii be promptly and properly attended
to.
u Packages, single Tickets and shares, In all the
Maryland Lotteries, for sale
tv~ The printed official drawings sent to cores
pondents by the first mail.
IL Prizes cashed at sight.
Address THOMAS LAMBERT
my lists Baltimore, Md
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NOTICE.- A.
In Architects and Civil
their Office 70 18th street.
where they viii furnish
| Ae., on reasonable terms.
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HARPETING. - 10 pieces plaid CAR
~ PIT, just from the mhnufactory, and will be
sold less than market price by
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY
ToTNTRY SEAT NEAR RICHMOND

IOUNTRY SEAT NEAR RICHMOND
" FOR SALE AT AUCTION --TH pursuance OF
trus. deed executed 10 the subscribers BY Lawrence
Lot.eT ESQ., TO secure the payment OF several lego
table notes drawn by said Loftser for the purchase
money of land hereinafter described; waish deed
hears date On the 9Th Of May I'D ana g Iseora =
sale the premises, on FRIDAY the zSra day Q.
September, Is53, at II o'clock. A. ~. that TRACT
OF LAND lying in the county 81 Heureo, near the
city OF Richmond being part of Mount Erin tract,
containing seven acresaud s68 loco Of an acre.
TExMs-Cash TO so MUCH g will satisfy expenses Sc
OF executing this and $loa 90 cents on credit
until 9Th November, Is5 TO 1885, on further cred
Il until ssh May 1854 10 Size; on further credit
until &c May ~ as e s s1 ia n5assr e eTss
credit as to $500. anti 9Th November, 1854: On
70 q 800 until 9Th May. lS5-and if after satisfying
these several such credit said L. Lotfier
may Greet or in The event Of bis failing to gys any
direction. on credit until the said 9Th May, 1902
The title TO the property is believed TO be perfecf.
but conveying trustees we shall convey with the
usual special warranty The credit instalments are 70
wear interest and to be properly secured.
i aIExaN sHT Rf II. SANDS, Trustees
4 mas been represented TO that the property sd.
telssed fer sale is improved by fne three story
Dlca aweing house. with large and handsome porti-
repair and has all the modem improvements for con-
Fenienee and comfort. There is large ana valuable
gaIasn in front of the house, beautiful
~ arranged and Astounding in flowers and eyergreens
The out buildings consist of servants houses, stable,
sranafy &c, all OF brick, and in good repair; slsc,
Sc lS-dtds
NOTICE.-1he difference between the
~ undersigned in relation 70 the sale of the Mount
Erin property having been eieabl- adjusted and all
objections 20 the sale withdrawn the property will
be sold by Messrs. Howard aud Sands the Trustees,
advertised by them ON THIS DAY, the sd Sep
TENDER, az Il O'Clock, A. NJ.
LAWRENCE LoTTfER,
BY Edward Y. Cannon, his Attorney
JNO. WILDER ATKINSON,
BY Andrew Johnson, his Attorney.
60 90
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TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ES-
Il TATE ON UNION HILL.-By vir.ue Of tvy o
duly recorded in the CLERKS Office Of Henrico Coun-
ty Court the first from John Jones, dated sd March
7th August, 1850, being thereto requested bv the
holders the debts secured by said deeds shall on
THURSDAY, the 18th September. at a o'clock, p
NJ, upon the premises, n part execution Of said
deeds, sell the real estate conveyed thereby being
lot Of land situated on Union HILL fronting "A feet on
street, AID running back between parallel lines i65
feet upon which lot there is framed house recently
in the occupancy Of said Jones.
Also, vacant lot adjoining the above, situated at
the intersection OF AID oath streets fronting A feet
on N street, and running back between parallel lines
l65 feet.
The title to the above property is believed TO be
pef1ect out acting Us trustee shall convey with
special warranty only.
TERMs-Casa.
BERNARD O'NEIL. Trustee
sc ~ JAS. NJ. TAYLOR, Auct.
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HUSBAND, WIFE, YOUNG LADY
CLIEEN -. E,,n FACTS SPEAK

IL CURED.-LET FACTS SPEAK!
BARRELLvILLE, Allegheny county, Nd, /
May ith 1852.
To MesSYs. Mortimer and Hotsbrag Dear Sirs-In
justice TO Dr. HaLnptou's Vegetable WEcture. wish
inform you that taken sick the 3d day of
January last, with affection Of the stomach, bow
els and kidneys l was attended by four eminent
physicians for than two IRcnths-all TO little
no effect. had some knowledge OF the great virtue
in EamptOns TinctuTe7 from one bottle which
wife had taken two years since.
came to the conclusion that would take
medicine from 1ny physicians, but Try the Tncture
and am happy TO inform you had not taken it two
days before felt it's powerful influence upon my
stomach. have continued using the TinctRTe, and
am now able to leave 1ny ROOM and eat any
mon diet without MUCH Inconvenience pressure
my stomach.
The afflicted their friends are daily visiting ne,
TO learn of the great there IS in this TEcture
Hampton's.
L expect to send you several certificates in few
days-one, especially, from young lady who has
been confined 10 her room fer twelve months, with
disease OF the head, affecting the BRAN.
Z. W. HALL.
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ADJUSTMENTS

METROPOLITAN HALL
Asl SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT, !!
In conse a1ence of the brilliant and extraordinary
success attending the
MUSICAL ETHIOPIAN AND TERPSICEOREAN
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LOST AND FOUND.

/ Osf, ON Monday, the 18th instant, be-
~ tween Llnden square, On Franklin street. and
Messrs Courtney Hills, On Broad street. a small
round EREAsTPIN, set with az amethyst stone. i,
pearls and the initials Nv. Gp on the back III ieft
~ the dispatch Office reward viii be given Of re-
CURED aud the thanks ofihe hftle girl 10 ost il
BY whdn Il is highlv valued. 2i-St
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BY GODDiN APPERSoN
T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE

ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
IL OF REAL ESTATE AT FULTON" NEAR
ROCKETS, AT AUCTl0N.--Will be sold ON \ Ri
DAY. the sd day Of September, 1858, upon the pre-
raises. commencing at ii O'Clock, Tor Immediately
after the sale Of the Mount Erin mansion, several
beautiful lots and squares of LAND III TINT mest beau
tiful and thriving village called fulton"
Ia this sale is embraced all the land to and adj
joining the spring and dwelling of Mount Erin, in
Gliding large number of lots Williamsburg
avenue, and lot of about acres, the residence
OF Mr.. W. F. Hord. After which, say at O'Clock, p.
NJ, viii be sold most valuable building LOT on
Rockets street. fronting thereon about 90 feet,
the lumber house Of Messrs. Ludam Watson. Also,
e fee. Rocaets street. adjoining Rockets Ware
house the South running back to W eter street, on
which II also has the same front
The attention of capitalists and others is particular
~ called to the sale, it is believed that in part
of the city and suburbs can investments DE made to
greater advantage.
TEREs-One-thiTd cash balance at and months
for egotiable notes. interest added secured by trust
Sc IS ~ GoDDIN & APPERsoN, Aucts.
VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING
AT ROCKETS, ON BLOODY RUN ST,
DAY AFTERNOON, the 23rd September, 1883 on
the premises, commencing Il o'clock the valuable
private DWkLLING at the corner OF Bloody Run
and Ash stTeXs now in the occupancy OF Mr.. Chas-
tain Farrar The LOT fronts Is feet runs back about
129 feet.
The House in good ORDER is remarkably well built,
and Is spacious enough for the accommodation OF
large family.
TERMs-One- fourth cash; balance at g. Il and Is
months for negotiable notes. interest added and title
retained till last note is paid
SELF GODDIN Il APPERsON, Aucts.
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GUGAR AND M0LASSES.-44 hhds p.
~ Rico Sugar; hhds r. Rico MoIssses Stored ar
the Dock and viii be seld lowtc close.
Sc ~ BACON / baskerville.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
THOMAS W. kEEsEE, SALESMAN

FUTURE DAMS.
THOMAS w. kEEsEE, SALESMAN
MATCH HORSES, MULES, &c. At
~ AuCT1ON.-Will be sold Ct auction, SAT-
URDAf MORNING, 2fth instant, in the lot in rear
of VIM. 5. Woods stable. commencing a. 10 O'Clock
pair of brown match Horses, pair dunn match do,
pair young unbroke Mules, top Buggy and Har-
ness, Buggy and Harness
The above Horses said 20 be good. sound and
well broke GEO. J. SUMNER, Arc..
So 23-2.
BY ALEXANDER MOTT L co.
A UC1ION.-The STORE under the Ex-
"A change, formerly occupied by Messrs McDor-
aid Lyons win be rented TO the highest bidder
On SATURDAY evening, at S oclork, upon the pre-
mises.
Possession from the LIST Of October to the LIST of
April next.
By order of the Trustees.
Sc 3 A MOTT CO, Aucts
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE-On WE'D
n NESDAY, the 18th instant, at IL o'clock A NJ
will be sold at the house occupied by the late Frede-
rick A. Mayo, decd near the county house the
personal property belonging TO the estate, consisting
of numerous articles of Househ hold and Kitchen FUR
NITURE, Library Of Books Maps. Pictures AID vs..
rieus other articles. Also, old NEGRO NAN ard
an old NEGRO WOMAN.
TERMS made known day of sale.
Sc 2S-5t% "A. MAYO. Administrator.
TOR SALE AT AUCTION.-23 likely
Il MEN and WOMEN will be sold AZ Halifax Court
Eouse. On MONDAY, Sept. 26th The negroes be-
long TO the estate OF A. Barksdale. deceased
sc 2S-2t+ J. B. STOVALL. {
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tLOUR.-I have in store, and for sale,
a BTsgg's Family, Riyanna Family and Rivanna
f-Atia 4oaf JOHN A. ROBINSON,
= Corner Cary and Va. streets.
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| NOUNTRY CURED HAMS-A small
~ lot very nice HAMS, cured IL the copnfx af
Louisa, for sale by 'ie Sosie's "
sc 10 GEO I HPpprNa
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RhAOGS FAMILY am now receiv-
n ~ oi Fns ny supply Of Bragg's No. / FAMILY
t1S y PERSONS wishing To get their Family Flour
PC Nv X. McCANDLISH JR
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OLIVE O1L.-200 boxes Olive OIL. a
~ superior article for sale by
sel5 CHAs. T. WORKMAN 4 co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17
CRYSTAL Palace

Notwithstanding the flood-gste of the skies were
opened yesterday forenoon, and the city washed
with rain, yet there was no apparent abatement of
the rush to the Exhibition Of the Industry OF all
Nations"
We were pleased to see that great reform has
been made in regard to The waterproof qualities of
the building. The rain soaked into the building in
many places yesterday, but it. quite dry, in CON-
parison with what it has been during previous rains
Yesterday one could walk around the Palace, and
very comfortably dispense with both overshoes aud
umbrella. 1t was found necessary TO cover from the
inspection Of the visters gony few of the works OF
art and industry.
On Monday afternoon the Washington fremen,
now on visit to city, visited the Palace, enter
ing it with colors flying and music playing. The
company marched through the long naves of the
Palace, The band meanwhile filing is entire limits
with melody. A short time after the entry OF this
company, they dsnered each to take his own course
through the labyrinths Of industry. rush was
made, by most OF them, to see the Neptune Hose, a
gorgeous work. Of which have before spoken. AT
ter few hours exercise tbronga the building, the
tap of the drum called the tremen together again,
and they marched away, evidently pleased with their
visit to the Worlds Fair.
The number of persons admitted yesterday, was
1921.
COMMISSIONER FROM GEORGIA.
Judge Alex. G. Morton has been appointed by
Gov. Cobb Commissioner 10 the Worlds Fair,
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The yVashlpatOu Fisemcu.

VISIT TO RASDALL's IsLANp-sPEEoH OF MR..
MEERHANY-vIslT 10 THE HIGH BRIDGE--THEIE.
RETURN.
NotSithasnding their original determination Of re.
naming quiet. our visitors from Warrington, neiyo
the Columbia FIRE Company No of that city, found
themselves sufficiently t.croitsd in the Afternoon OF
Monday to ray Wit 10 the Crystal Palace and EXAM
ire its collection Of the Of INDUSTRY and art
Not ontent with this, their gslaney would not permit
them To allow the opportunity psss by payiog their
respects to teose Indies Of toer rat city who wero
sojou,ning at the st Nicnots Hotel, and whom they
conplimt nted with -esnsds VIII duly replied 10
BY waving Of hardAercaie,s
The days amusement tern With u SUI oper at
Columbian Shades, IL Say street seot BY Mr. smith
the foremsn Of the Ne~ Ycrs Ere Company No a. ON
whose invitation the Ws-bina son Company have paid
their present visit. for the forded
to the New York Cowpaoy .. a 'ormer excursion to
Washington, Nothpg Donated ~ the unproatsing
stae OF the weatt the gallant re company from the
metropolis or the Union miaed TO brave III risks
and see What to b- about Manhattan, not ex-
csptsg rho " eephsnr"
Moreover their time Is liraited they return We
believe on Thursday that If day allowed to inter-
yepe without any BUSINESS beirg done they would not
see ruch of Island Tos,e considerations had a
weFh,y effect upon their dsterr nation, and accord
inply yesterday morning N spe of wind ans weather.
six stages each drawn By four horses were draya up
before Patterns Hotel in Gise1wch street. the head.
quarters OF the company 10 s.ke up island
inspect Hgs Bridge 1t h,seeer, late before they
act out, being III O'Clock NJ, VI was expected
fdenty that toe raio would give overaod 80 it did for
tunasy fer the viters tho Of the afternoon.
AS however IL peltny down considerably hard ct
be tine OF their departure, may safely conclude
that the Washington freinen determined u on,
cottequh cute sud thai ram or sunshine, they we're re-
Parolesf ~ the weather.
The company hrst bent ther route TO Randalls
Isand on their way commlttce from the Washing.
Fire Com oany cobstinq ~ Mss.rs Dublnt aud ko-
b,nson vailed upon Mrs Y. II lrGdlstoo, at the st.
Nicholas Ho,el, To knos uhst tne II you'd be c,nve.
nisnt fo7 tbs company Na 70 return thanks
for the invitation shs had offered them, previously 10
their departure from Washington.
Mr.. DubsDt addressed toe lady, and explained I, her
the object for which the oormtsee bad led upon her
Mrs Psndletos, In reply, appointed todey Tor tsIat
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OF the remainder, the larger number intend
settling in New York. The others have not
yet selected their places Of abode; but AS there
is at present great demand for all kinds of
labor. they will not long remain unemployed.
With the vast agricultural aud manufacturing
resources Of our country, we can feed and
clothe all the immigrants that the Old World
may send to us and the Old World ITSELF il ne
cessary. While other countries are torn by in
ternal dissensions or menaced with foreign inva-
sions America receives their oppressed citizens
with open heart and hand; ever reaching east
ward to protect and shield them after they are
no longer sheltered by her eagles As tho Paris
Chdricari says, )" Go ahead Young America"
There is room enough for all, and hospitality is
equally beautiful, whether as a social virtue or
as an element in political economy.
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About thousand bales OF cotton were sold esrday
without change In prices. There NO alssrasss OF
moment in other leading articles Of produce.
In reference 70 the statement regarding the inpora~
tion Of concentrated mosssss ~hch appeared yesterday
there NO one bat who acquitted Aessrs. Besher
Brother Of all imputation Of illegal proceedings the
Law now stands worded and # other reansrs engaged
in similar importations. There fsw In the law,
however, which required amesduent aud It was believed
Mat Congress- at its ssson would put the question
to rest.
rbere were some othsr points connected with the i'm
portstoa Of sugars ~bica would require at least
sort CT explanatory act the cart Of Congress.
large importing hous- ths city was now, and had
been for some tine paying due % Tho cost OF PACKAGES
and charges under protest so ground tnas she WOOD
Of which hogshssas AID boxes Sers composer was an
American product and bavicg been exporteS and
paid duties it was entitled to reimported duty free,
and also free of charges
The humane oces of tine electric telegraph were wen
denonstrate last week TIE New Orleans Relief Com
mttee the 9th 9Th and nth Of august, (nst trans
mtted by telegraph 20 the H yard Benevolent AssOcia-
ton Of New Orsan, $40 900 II other words the c,u.
mittee having collected that onot, authorized the
association at once Tor that sum- probably
through banker or a cit, os-s, Arm or SINH.
lar institution in Ne1 York thus placing this large SUM
Of money, i. cosc a. at Ia the hands OF
the Howard Association for ditbution In behalf Of the
suet ers, and at tns shea the disease was probably
raging at it's height. Had tbe mil afforded tho only
Of communication eight days would have
been lost during which the suerias would have ragged
oil its unmitieared fury, aot In the power OF
the Telegraph to ay the pscu- bot l. has erainly, in
this case done some hog tnsa'ds mitigating its horrors.
The committee having ieearaphei the first large in
stament Of collection mp the rear by ending
II HIATT dcHa nj I'M h.. rs;o
merchant stated thar the los the weight Of -four
shipped to England '-eqnsaty much greater than
that given yesterday. he sd nat he knew Of ship
ment OF two thousand barssl 70 l. ndon which the
loss in weight reached forty barrels twenty barrels 70
| the thousand.
Tho foreign per Humboldt was considered mora
warke than apy other tnst bso hitherto eone to hand
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NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE IN CHARLESTON
We clip the following editorial samples from
one or two of our Charleston Is c. ex
changes
The steamship Isabella arrived at her wharf yes
terday morning, bringing late and important news
from Havana. We shall look our files Of papers
tomorrow.
destructive fire occurred in this city yesterday
Particulars tomorrow.
An easy old fogy way of doing business, to be
sure! 1--WE shall look over our files tomorrow.
&c. The New York hotel system has been in
troduced into Charleston; but the press of that
city stick to that old-fashoned enterprise which
does nothing to-day that may be postponed till
tomorrow. Once in while, heretofore, we
have detailed special correspondent there to
see what was going on and from all that ap-
pears in our Charleston papers to the contrary,
we shall have to maintain the practice hereafter
1t must be very hot in Charleston, when its
editorial corps in the receipt of important
news, obtained yesterday, promise to look over
their files tomorrow Or do they go to bed
after dinner! or how?
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The OPERA OF ASILIE Nimos The revival of this
most popular Of English A. hibtos this evening"
is event which ca,una thai passing notice. for
to many thousands Of zeDs IL w recall pleasant
memories OF The day. wheo IL frst brought before
the public by the elder W.lack At the Did Naou and
became at cnce standard tsvorts. Stree then II has
been played successfully Vt the Park and As had coed
at the little Oyn pic then in is p.lmy days. That
1t will be well produced AZ Nislos the, caunot be
doubt for every il yell At that pc gul.r esab
hshnent. Madame Aoos rh0ioa "a the fair Amie.
will have another oppotun'y ~ odiog to her as
vocalist and actress. FIR roe 10 the drama would
afford greater scope fl the dispag OF that fascinating
and arch style Of acting ID peculiar to this beau
tiful cant.trice Msssrs frazec Leach and Hudson.
with Mrs. Maedsr the il company, are included
iu the cast Mr. Isher ana his Assistants pre.
pared the scenery ~hicn With the and pro-
pertes, entirely and the mise will be
perfect We anticipate ~i.n nnch pleasure the per-
Torrance Of the wall kalwa and favonte melodies,
"Wbo has not Mark'dp" 40 tbs Mountain, - 81 Dare
not Break Thee, Ruby Seal - "Ti~e Time Thou Cheat
of human Bliss," the TAR Not" hoius, and the
other muss gens tnickiy through ooera.
To night xpsct gay AID brilliant audience
1T Nbos to enjoy the revival Of charming opera.
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Two SETS FROM ALBANY.-The following
delegates have been appointed to the Syracuse
Democratic State Convention of September ID,
from Albany county -
Hard shells. Soft shells
LIST districts. +. Aver, bunker. Benz. f. Sayre.
I'd " John s. Naew, . Hiram Perry
-" Hiram Perry, b. burner.
81 district VIM Cassidy.
4th strct--Stephen Clark, bunker Jas. Mcouade.
+" JAS McQuade, burner.
OF course these conflicting delegations will
harmonize at Syracuse just as the barnburners
and hunkers harrnonized at Baltimore in 1913
1t was agreed to admit both; but the former !:
not liking the presumption which placed the
hunkers on footing Of equality with them
selves retired in disgust returned home put
up The Buffalo platform mounted Martin Van
burcn upon it, and, with the cry Of free soil.
rec speech, and free men, made grand rush,
and throw Gen. Cass off the track. We may
expect the little joker to be changed to the
other hanG at Syracuse We admonish the hard
SELLS to he wide awake. Martin Van Euren
has not gone to Europe Cor nothing, nor has the
Prince remained as "a mere locker on" among
the brethren Who have got the spoils? That's
the question.