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TIE ELECTION.

THE ELECTION.
The tumble Is over--that is consolaon--over at
least SO far as September is concerned
II has been singular affair, most unprncpled most
ridiculous and most contemptiblc The mongrels have
fought the battle under many there are coun,
ties in the State In their tickets hare been styled
third know nothing and in fourth republican and so
on and the returns they in would raise smile
the face OF block Of Barre graniteUnlon republic
can free-so free-so whg ee-soil democrat free demo-
craft independent wing, republican, being few of the
names used to designate the motley throng 10 pains
have been spared democrats and free-soes into
the tumble and success has apparently crowned these
efforts 1t quite apparent however that the face of the
result far the legislature is concerned has ugly
look. The few national wings returned begin feel
easy willis tue STRIPED wings and the "caiwagsH are
fearful of trouble from the they have attempted
swallow.
There viii be fifty sixty sraighout democrats
in the house who Will compel perfect fusion the striped
forces of the opposition defeat ana the d,spnop forces
will find, after ali victory over the democracy OF YER
mont a MISTER easier talked about than won,
The democracy have done much better than could have
been anticipated They have elected than their usual
number members of the house and have lost the com
ties they usually carry by the smallest majortes. CLARK
will have for governor much higher than even the
mongres anticipated and that will higher than
any have poed for years except that Of last Sapen-
Der. The band of the fusion win prove rope of sand
The democrats who have been caoed into the ,ruck-and
dicker wiz abandon it. and the whole thing will tumble to
pieces before another September.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. ls-A part of Kempton's Cotton
Mills, at Asnayunk, destroyed by FIRE this morning
Loss about SIC, 900.
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By j. G. MCGUIRE AuetiOneer.
GALE OF FURNITURE AND PERSONAL EFFECTS BY
order OF the Orphans courOn Thursday morning.
Der 81 at 10 asack in front of auction rooms, shall
orphans assom-n furniture
Mahogany hair spring divans
DO French
Marbetop tables, what not
Several handsome oil YaiRtinss mirrors
Damask curtains, cnnice, and shades
Clocks. caAdelahTas, mantel
Carpets, oilcioti rugs, mating
Mahogany French and other bedsteafs
Full marble top dressing bureau do. washstani
Cottage chairs, hair and husk
Bostars md pilows bedding
Cold watch and cham, iewely, uinkets
Very handsome white Grape shawl, OF clothing
Lot of books, travelling trunks, sc.
Cooking and other kitchen utensils, &c.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Sept I'D Auctioneer
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SANDY HOOK, On. N.,) Sept. 1873 O'Clock, p. m.--Ther
are no signs of the steamship Atlantic up to this hour Sh
IS now in her thirteenth day from Liverpool
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ARGE and superior iron safe for sale The sabscr
Der has for sale superior
rings patent, suitable banking any heavy bssne
will be sold one lhrd lees Than the manufacturers price.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
Sept l9-d6i Aueiioaaes and Hiss Nrclaut,
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DIsAsrEn-The Wilmington IN C) Journal says BY a
report which reached here last night learn that the
schooner John Pots Brown Capt Cee was driven ashore
near boekwoods Folly about ~ miles from Cape Fear
BARI in the late gale and that all hands on board persisted
with tina exception of the second mate The vessel is to-
tai loss We also learn that she had board three or
four passengers together with the family of the captain
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The Boston Atlas says that several French naval officers
are at presen, that city, and about forming
build twelve clipper ships of about 1000 tons each
10 be employed IN the French colonial trade
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NEW fall and winter goods and fashI0ns. -DUVALL
BRO, merchapt Tainrs, have setarncd from New
York. where they have made their from import
richest assoments goods their line
able style, DUVAl.L BRO.
,l2--staw;iw
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Fameyal of Mr.. .SeAauser.

PrrsnURe, Sept lsThere were Is deaths from cholera
yesterday.
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Modern strste.ss; by Henry William Herbert
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NiR ASHLEY COOPER, BART, NJ D., eminent
~ pracnisne has ie valuable legacy world
preventive OF consumption, and unany r pumonur,
eases without inc use OF medicine Sir A. Co. Bart nvene
advised the OF the
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Faollsus Friend. Of the Nebraska Bin.

Nls by no means certain that the passage OF The Ne.
ofaska aud Kansas bill is much object OF desire
WIN some who profess 10 support it, that the question
involved 10 II SHOULD distract the democratic party and
emoaass Inc administration The iaclious spirit mani
iesled by some OF the organs and leaders OF that irag
menI Of the democratic party who exclusive hon
esy and nationality Of sentiment is wholly ineconcilable
WIN dislnterested devotion 10 principle We sdyered 10
an instance OF this kind in the resolutions recently adopted
by The Sluyvesanl committee in New York. The avowed
principles OF this committee lead them to support the Me-
bill but can scarcely be doubted that they would
be willing even 10 The bill defeated if the defeat could
prove embarrassing or injurious TO the administration
We look upon the support which The New York Herald
and other organs of the democratic maconients are Civ
ing 10 The principle of congressional non-nleenton in
The same light They regard none as real friends OF
Inc Dill who DO no, adopt the form OF approval pre-
seribed by them. They choose the language in which
70 express Their own sentiments, and then insist upon
cranming down the throas OF others II the prescrp-
non is preferred IN another form, although equally
presslve, II IS denounced evidence OF nsncery The
Iammany committee adopt the following resolution in
reference TO the Nebraska bill
I" L. Hesored That the Compromise OF 1850 was tina
settlement OF The question OF slavery in organization Of
new Territories and in the nature OF permanent policy
upon which (wh patriotic sacrifices of opinion feel
ing both at the North and Soub) the democratic party
agreed to stand and to which, in principle and spirit
as well as its letter, tho democracy New York is deter
mined hrmly to adhere guarantee against
revjvas o.! the slavery agitation every of the
organization Of new Territory every successive step
of our progress"
lhis covers the principle involved in the Nebraska
question uily--it asserts the inay OF the Compromise
OF ls5o declares the principle OF that Compromise to
be ornament polcy and they express their readiness
to adhere loit in s principle and spirit and letter,
every occasion OF the organization OF new Territory,
What more could be requred' Why, we<are told that
all this amounts TO nothing, becaus: the committee did not
declare they in favor OF pronouncng the Missouri
Compromise imperative and void They do announce
their adherence 10 principle which s inconsistent with
the Missouri Compromise, but because they do not state
the concluson-yz that the Missouri Compromise is
imperative and voda conclusion which necessarily
follows - they are denounced and repadated un-
is acous, and indicates of desire TO dissen-
sion and division in ranks than TO the Nebraska
bill passed This desire scarcely be doubted when
this cap,ous disposition is connected with bitter and
founded denunciaons OF the administration for recog
nisng the authors OF such sentiments good democrats
Such friends OF the Nebraska bill as those who manifest
this factious disposition to be dreaded than
open enemies
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same recognition wrung from slow and unwilling pos
terty.
The position OF the democratic party on this queslos
OF slavery as State institution has been and is consu
onal and just and only when ii has yielded point
TO federalism that has received any check 10 s pro-
gress towards that hnaliy" which il is destined 10 At
tain BY It's political progress, aud which will the
important political questions OF the day beyond the reach
OF fanatics, aud lodge them with calm, udicous. and
party. We shall define the position of
the democratic party in the matter in future paper.
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COngress-Thursday.

SENArE--The bill making grant OF public lands TO
the several States and Territories OF he Union for the
benefit OF INDECENT insane persons, taken up, and
made the special order for Monday, February 20.
The French spolia,ion bill was taken up and. after
discussion lis further consideration was postponed
until tomorrow.
The Nebraska bill taken up, and Mr. Smith spoke
at some length thereon. Without concluding, the sub
lec was postponed and the Senate went into executive
session; and after some lime, adjourned.
HOUSE or REpREsENTArIvEs.--The Speaker laid be-
fore The House report from the Typographical engineers,
giving information relative the removal of the obstruc
tons at Colbert Shoals in the Tennessee river which
was referred to The Committee on Commerce. The
House proceeded the consideration OF the deficiency
bill and which had been reported from the Committee Of
the Whole with numerous ame.dnens which were
then adopted The bill afterwards rejected by vote
OF 81 to 90. Motions made to 60 into committee,
to adjourn, and TO call the roll Of the House, and consid-
erable excitement prevailed On the motion OF Mr..
Clingman 10 reconsider the vote by which the bill was
rejected and TO lay The motion TO reconsider the table,
equal numbers voted and the Chair decided in the affirm
atve So the motion reconsider laid upon the
BILE. On revision of the vote by which the motion to
reconsider laid upon the table. il is found that the
motion adopted without the vote OF the Chair.
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Cincinnati Louisri Indianapolis, Columbus, zansrie, Ciers
land, Toledo, Chioaso, and 81 Louis
THROuG above points be had the rail-
i road station in Washington.
Washington Wheeing In
Winchester and Diunai
wesvie 40 miles from Wheeling direct by railroad
Cleveland Toledo Chicago, Alton thence by steamboat 2
mless d. Louis. Leaving Washington al they will
with the spsndid "Union Line"
Cincinnati and Louisville and for Indianapolis by railroad
from I.awfenceburg.
Through Cincinna Louisville, and Indanapo
Columbus by road
wheeling holding tickets lie
point information and tickets, apply t. III
| PARSONS, agent, Washington.
j. II. DONE,
Feb 7--du Master Transportation,
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win Offer through the above goods,
all freshly inporled by vessels IN aud landing,
On FRIDAY moRNso, February II, 1854
IA Sir Moaths' Credit,
At Auction Stores. Nos. 6S and 40 Market street.
PHILADELPHIA
The Of all dealers requested the above
The ue will be aud complete
and the entire LOT will be sold perempton and without
The samples and catalogues will be ready for examination early
the morning OF SALE
FURNEsS, BRINLEY s. co,
Feb l--dt7th AuctioneeTs.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
FRIDAY MORNING, FEB. 10. 1884.
OFFICIAL.
Appointments by the President,

Appointments by the President,
BY and toah ias sdvies and eeassni Of tas Ssss,s.
J. j. Sebes, Of Alabama. be charge d'aiaies OF the
United States 10 Belgium.
James 8 Green OF Missouri to be charge daifares of
the United States 10 New Granada
August Belmont, OF New York, 10 bs charge dataires
Of the United States TO the Netherlands
Henry r. Jackson, OF Georgia, TO be charge daffaires
OF the United States 10 Austria,
Henry Bednger of Virginia. TO be charge daaaires OF
the United States TO Denmark.
fhie White, OF Wisconsin, 10 be charge d'aHaires OF
the United States 10 Ecuador.
John M Daniel OF Virginia. to be charge d'afares of
the United States to Sardinia.
John w. Dana Of Maine, to be charge dafaires OF the
United States 10 Bolivia
Robert Dale Owen OF Indiana, 10 be charge dafaires
OF the United States 10 The Kingdom of the Two Sices.
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the 5h and 2oh Of enc month"; in first
approved Navy Department. not less than
2,0oo on burden, guarantynR speed and safety.
The Panama completed obispo, IL miles from
Panama.
embraces 3ls miles in rail
from Obspo miles land
thorough order, single
hourFho passengers
and their baggage being from
alongside the
There transportation In future this route
Is sickness description.
at New York; Pana
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EOR sALE-A Lot of Eighteen Acres, more less,
mile from Georgetown the the Falls
bridge The land in the highest of cultivation II is
planted strawberries, rhubarb
upwards
pear the vaees besides apricot cherry
The garden and orchard well
with lueee timothy and clover There three houses
frame, premises, other build
ngs private sale by the lsi Of March, will then
offered a auction by the subscriber
u. s. WRIGHT,
Bridge street, Georgetown, the omnibus stand
FebQ I'd
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NJ. TysoN 4. SISTERS SEMINARY.

Boarding and Day Pupils f. beiween 18Th and 3ih streets
THE third quarter this day. Crues-
day) February The principals in addition their eff
French teacher Professor Rau procured the services OF
experienced French resident the family
This will afford the boarding pupils especially, facility
required in this language For
had ut the principal bookstores and Seminary
Feb 7-eodtlstMar
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BY J. q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

GALE OF VALUABLE PRoPERTY.-on Tuesday, The 2sth OF
February 1884, shall SELL under two deeds OF uus recorded
in Liber b. Lber w. b. No l6 folios
records OF Washington D. o. the east half Of o
No TO- reservation A. fronting on Missour street.
and This valuable piece of ground will be
sold premises, hall pas, four in the evening
The cash, the balance in twelve
months, with interest, be secured by deed Of trust.
THO. CARBERY, Trustee.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Feb 7-codxds Auctioneer.
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ua 26, 1884, from baltimore, and respectfully
D. c. London and Paris
ueua intended before the lst day OF May
metropolitan tailoring department. The
the the southwest
block Of buidngs the store 25 feet fon'
deep, New York city, door
g.s formerly by Messrs Seaman Nnir
and lately 1ifauy other drygood merchants
GA
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r Aw HOOKS
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Coke Lieon Butler and Hsrsravss notes vols new
edition.
Byles Bills , edition, 1 vol.
Hin Trustees vol, edition.
Pohier Obligations /; vols, edition,
story's Equity Jurisprudence; vols, new edition
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From the Washington Union, Nov,
THE COMING STRUGGLE

THE COMING sTRUGGLE.-The Coming Struggle among
ofthe earth political OF the htesn
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