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From the Richmond Enquirer.
ME. MISSES LETTER TO RnSTnN

The following comments o. democratic paper-the
Dayton (Ohio) Empre-published in nou-slavehoding
State in marked contrast with the captous coarse
and unwaranabc objections Of of the southern
know-nothng organs, especially in own State We
do not charge them with doing dcsgned because we
believe they act gnorany and under the of vlo-
lent partisan feeling; but it cannot be denied that their
course indirectly gives laid and comfort enemies in
the northern States On the other hand it is with CRATE
tu feelings that cite such articles the following from
honest and conservative democratic papers like the Dayton
Empire
We publish in this paper letter from Hon. Henry A.
wise, OF Virginia. in TO invitation from Bos-
ton abolition committee TO deliver lecture n that city on
the subject of slavery This letter severely criticised By
some Of the black republican journals They consider
1t very undignihed and insulting in its tone and affect
to be greatly surprised that Mr. Wise should write such
letter
Oar opinion is that Mr. Wise has replied in pre-
clstly the terms that these meddlesome aboitonss de-
serve II not at all probable that they had the least idea
that he would lecture upon the subject proposed
and It VIII require considerable degree Of charity be-
ieve that the invitation not intended direct in
suit Such il was at I'LL II unnecessary and
ont OF place. because Mr. Wise had recently proclaimed his
sentiments upon the slavery question the country in
nous ways and numerous occasions. 1t insulting
because had Mr. Wise gone Boston comply with the
invitation aud taken of his with him. The do-
oHists there couId hare stolen he negro fee mnHtts
gter ne reached the cfyn
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LITERARY NOTICES.

L;,oieos Pronoaneing Gazetteer a complete Pronouneng
Gazeeer or Geographical Dictionary of the World,
tanning notice and the pronunciation of the of
nearly hundred thousand places, with the most
and authentic information respecting the countries islands,
rivers mountains, cities, towns, &C. in every portion of
the globe including the latest and most reliable stases
of population commerce, etc Also, complete etymo-
logical vocabulary Of geographical names and many other
valuable features be found in other Gazetteer In the
English language. Edited by j. Thomas, N. D.. and 4.
BALDWIN, assisted By several other gentlemen. PhGdel-
mia; ]. d. Lippipeott Co. 1855.
This Is the most complete and reliable, and therefore the
roost valuable work of the Kind now published 1t win be
Invaluable to all classes persons Every who desires
have at hand minute and accurate information regarding
M parts Of the world houd not fail 20 provide Themselves
with copy Of this magnificent work 1t may be had In this
city Of Taylor Marry.
LiasWs Lining Age.
This fayore weekly with the following table
Of contents for No. 59s:
Non Existence OF Women--Norsh British Review.
Fortunes Of Glencoe. Part IIDublin University Maya
The Physician for All Examiner and Press
Indians OF New Mexco--New York Evening Post.
Peter the Hermit in Nicaragua-New York Evening Post
Lyra Germanica-Ihe Press
Husband for the Princess prussian Woong-Specta-
tor-Tmes.
Hard Work for England-Times.
Chinese Insurgents and British Policy--Tmes
pprs the Centre Of Europe Spectator.
The Black Sea, 1929 TO 1856 Spectator.
Economist, Examiner.
Said Pasha--Spcctator.
The Future of Turkey--Times.
The Gar, the Turks, the Alhes-Times.
J0on of Arc-Atheneum.
Pictures of Travel, from Hcine--Ee Economist.
lettering OF Rome-Times.
PoErsyA Dollars Worth; Boston Baby Show; British
Association.
Suonr ARricLrs.--Nasmysh Gun; English Chpaism ;
Boys their Fathers Textbook Of the Constitu
ton the United States Embassies; Shells of Molten Iron
Chrtstian Examiner.
No. CXCI for November 1885, has the following table of
contents
II. Factory Le-its Novels and its Facts
ILL., The First Chapter OF Genesis.
". Life and Correspondence the Rev. Sydney Smith,
Y. BartoFs Pictures OF Europe.
VI. The 'sastenda Loquitar' Of Hugo Grotus.
VII Baynes Christian Life
Notices OF Recent Publications.
De B6,o's Rspiec.
The November number is embeished with a fine map,
illustrating an interesting article the of the
Atlantic and Pacific oceans. claw and lawyers" by the
editor is continued Geo. Fred'k Holmes, of Virginia,
tributes interesting paper Ancent Slavery. There
are other articles South Carolina Texas, Florida, &c
The agricultural department is filed with its usual variety of
matter interesting planters and farmers. Nineteen vol
ues of the already published of which any
es may still be ordered condensation of the whole into
three volumes has been pubhedprice Sc, including post
rye Terms Of the Reyew IS per Office, Washing
ton city Or New Orleans.
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Markets.

New YoRE, Nov. 5-noon.-Flourthe market u declin-
inq with sales of H. 600 bbls. at SO s14 for southern
the market is dusale of % 900 bushels at So or
for southern red. Corn-the market has declined, with
sales Of 40 600 bushels 90 cents for western mixed Pork
the market is rmgpe Of $50 bbs Mt S22 80 SO 10 for
mess Beefthe market is dull but unchanged Lardtbe
market il dull Whiskey-the market has declined, with
sales Of 100 bbls. at 40la cents.
BaurMopE Nov. 5.--Flour is firm, Howard street has
advanced 20 cenaes at 50 as Ohio is highersalos at
50 l2t Wheat is inactive and has advanced cents
good prime white, 50 10 So 20; rcd, 81 OF s2 H.
Corn is uncbapgedsaes white and yellow at 81 90 cts
Provisions are heavy with notable change since Saturday
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DEPARTM ENT NEuA.
STATE DEPARTMENT..

cPfH-A correspondent writing from the leland OF Cy-
prus rnaer date OF August T. gives the following facts
relation 70 the shipping and ship building Of this island
There being good port IN Cyprus the number OF yes
sells belonging to the island quite insignificant and these
are s,n rt not built Cyprus but the
uaia from Casel Rsso Adaia Vessels are aIso
times bought IL public sales IN and Of the island but
these instances are extremely rrre Sms boats built in
Cyprus and then.
1.-The regulations with regard to ship building sailors in
merchant service shipping, navigation quarantine, &c
exactly the those in Consantnople and the other
principal ports Of the Turkish empire.
There i, hoefer, direct trade Whatever between
this Island and the United States and vessels of the said
States seldom visit shores. The duties
ports and imports well the weights and in
common use IN this island the those established
by the supreme law Of the mother country. The Spanish
dollar worth here at twenty and half pasters
" Foreign vessels liable port charges nor any
other dues with the exception of those exacted Tor
tine
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OF FICIA l..

TREASURY DEPARTMENT., August ., if33s
Notice hereby holders of stock Of The loan anhozea
Of rcdeemsbe and after the lath Novenhei
that stock will be purchased ~
is department. any previous the St November neS
premium paid addition 10 the suna
expressed in the certificates
And the holders obe stocks Of the oher loans m 'hf Oe
the am0Unt OF SdIo,V WIZ
during period the following rates:
1884, premium Of 10 cent Tor sntS
Of ls7 and eis of l6 per cent; ana or
issued 1885, commonly called Texasnden-
nity stock, premium of six per cent
Interest will also be allowed the rate stipulated IN the ce
Gates, July the day OF settlement hcre with ono
addition enable the Treasnrsr ra reach Tue party
department under the present
should assigned United States by tbs pNEty emit
led o receive The purchase money.
Payment mnde by drafts the assirt
Boston, New York. Philadelphia. the parties
entitled receive the money may direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Aup i-difi Intel, Snr.l
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BY TEL l. q II A II III /.
The Pacific Railroad Disaster.

ST. LOUIS Nov. ga train arrived here on Saturday with
the bodies of the persons killed by the Pacific railroad dis
aer on bursday last together with those who badly
wounded The whole number killed. far has been
certaned is twenty-five. 1t is impossible to estimate the
number wounded but scarcely the train escaped
injury The number suffering from broken limbs and severe
commissions will probably reach fifty The bodies of the dead
were buried Yesterday attended By immense number of
citizens
The Chamber of Commerce held meeting on Saturday
morning. resolutions were passed sympahizing with
tho friends of the deceased.
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COURT or CLAIMS.

I5ndbyj Nooeatber 9Th met at II o'clock. The
judges all present.
Charles Nayor, of Pennsylvania was attorney
Of this court.
Mr. Thompson of Washington asked leave of the court to
amend the petition in the of McEdery in which the
cour had deveredhn opinion that it detectives which
granted.
Tho argument in the Of Leta Humphrey and Others
was resumed by co Anderson Of Tennessee, who had not
concluded his remarks when
The court adjourned to meet at 1a o'clock to
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con SALE OR aENT.Thc well known and desirable rc.i
Major A. A. Nich6'soa DuddtUgtoD
The house excellent repar
commodous, supplied with water fixtures and other
niences siGig complete well
ranged grounds, which extensive have been planted
with the and laid on with
taste by II ornamental gardener
apply 10 John G. Brent attorney
Louisiana TO Buckner Bayi Mss0ari avenue
between X and 9Th Streets
The keyo OF will be found 1T Duddington.
6-3aw3w
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HARVEY ~ ADAMS, having purchrscd Of &c. wheeler
ii all their stock of hardware in the store iaey ed
them, Pennsylvania opposite DrJwns' Hoe
call the attention Of purchasers 10 their
We hope BY strict attention bust
ness and good Of all articles in line, merit
HARVEY & ADAMS.
Nov l-dlm
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Teperuelo Gnnno Contract.

Pan ,prrputA Nov. 3.--Tbe Venezuelan government
have concluded contract giving he Philadelphia Guano
Company exclusive right the deposes of guano
from the islands in the Caribbean belonging to Venezuela
Tho dcoes are estimated to exceed ye millions OF tons Of
a superior quality.
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BY JArIEs G. Mcguire. Auctio


mRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE LOT NEAR THE CAPT
Monday afternoon November 49, At ocock iht
the subscriber will sell by virtue Of deed Of trust date
recorded Libe j. A. g. foios
of Washington
square $780, fronting 40 feet Delaware between south
ID sud O street,, running back about 100 feet
The This lot with the Capitol
Terms Opctid car the balance ia six and twelve
with interest recured ty deed Of ost % the premses.
THO5. !. FISHER, Trustee.
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Nov G-eod Auctaaeer.
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nor that large and elegant dwelling house on
7ih and 18Th street,, and near the War Depart
mel s5esg. .
ON of house there extensive aud wrIar-
garden the large kitchen gardcn
immediately around and to the rear OF
the house.
In order 10 give
tho walls the perfectly dy large cellars have been
excavatrd back buildings There are on TIC re ns
two All OF which be re-
paired o remedeled II necessary.
ALSO, ron RENT OR LEASE,
The large dwelling Pennsylvania avenue between ian
and uth streets.
The ot attached 10 H. and can have the
useo o q iiteen-fe alley IL required
wei calculated the accommodation OF large
family and accommodation oil mesa OF
there being confectionery
and resta,hn, Immediately vicinity Of the place.
For terms, .ppy Collins, the Surgeon Gen
erals Office, in WinJer's building.
lS-cod3w
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Important Auction sale in Philadelphia.
MEssRs. Bernhard 4 HUTTON

MEsSKS. BENkAND HUTTON
WILL SELL Friday November 1885, the auction
w Furness, Bdney, 90 entire balance of
goods the greater part which
ADO pieces Painre Lupns nefino cloth beautifu
modes, AN am go w e
black aud high the finest qaa irs
800 pieces Pature upts plain iaines, all
choice md dc iroe shades of high colois
exr,.dae qualities
so pieces Lyons black inaniiIa veIveis
$50 pieces tours, tnd-ias
nlso heavy plain MORE antique; also, heau,ifu
striped More antique also, itch salin stripe and plaid
80 pieces black tafstss, Bonnst q Parsons rake
1000 Thb.t shnws, silk and wool ringes square
nodes black and high eoors
Aiso-
and choice boche shawl long aud
sangfp, comprising the richest newest, and choicest
patterns Of the season,
The above .bnwla of the Paris
The birhestcost shawls pubc
d
Nov G-dhf
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posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Route Ageafp.--s3amue III. Becknor, running
line from New Albany via Lafayette, to Michigan City has
been transferred line from indianapolis to Lafay ee in
place Of g. r. Hcmng resigned
r. NJ. Mitchell, on line from Columbus to Wheeling, has
been transferred line from Cincinnati via Wlnngton to
2anesyle
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NV y. a. Mcguire, Aurtionesr.

EXECUTORS SALE or FURNITURE AND HOUsEHOL ID
Ia ercs6n Tuesday morning November 10, O'Clock,
OF Easily Of Pennsylvania
9th east shall sell all furniture
Mahog ny ca piano forte and stool
Walnut French and iades' chairs
Tive mahogany sofa O,Iomuus, fooBoaia
Mahogany card and side tables, rockers
Rush seat and side chairs
GIi.fTame looking glasses, slabs and brackets
Theelp'y and ingram carpets, oc0tis
Handsome U.I paintings, eHgrasin.s
Mahogany sIeGoard, dining table
China, glass, and crockey ware, liable cutlery
High and low post bedrteads, bureaus
Feather bed, mattresses, bedding VI.
Secretary and bookcase iahes, chairs
Cooking rad ator, and other stoves, &c.
Together with general OF household and kitchen
utensils
thai credit ca
days satisfactorily endorsed notes. bearing interest
by order Of the executor:
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
Nov Cd Auciioneer.
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RoDBERy SANTA FE uAu4--A letter from Linn
Oswego county Mo, says il is supposed about $4,000
were taken from the Santa Fe and Independence mails
Gently robbsd at Maries river Gilbert to whom the rob
berry has been traced, stage driver but not the
route where the robbery was committed. There were
some $4,000 10 drafts which he did not take
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rREAsuRy nEpARrMrNr.

Clerical okangesMr. Brooke Mackall has been promo
ted from secondcass to third class cerksp in the First
Controllers office in the place Of Mr. c. O. Washington,
signed.
Mr. Lucias H. Record OF Connecticut has been appointed
to- second class cerksbp in the place Of Mr. Brooke Mac
kali, promoted.
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LRsRAL coNTmBuTos--C. u. Pondexter executive Off
Ger Of the United States Seranac 10 the Med-
tersnean, has transmitted to n. c. Whitehead esq, acting
mayor of Norfolk, the of FIVE hundred dollars,
bued by the officers and of that vessel for the sick
and suffering Of Norfolk and Portsmouth, n be equally d.
yided between the two places
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Oh sunday morning 9TH Instant nj The residence Of her son
law j. W Rows, washington city, Mrs EIIABE1H o.
SCOTT, lats ALEXANDER SCOTT, OF this city.
Friends the family respectfully invited TO attend her upel
PENN, ivania avenue.
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iST OF POST OFFICES I'm tee United ssnacs -.
sHILINGToN has jst published List Of Post Offices w the
United STATES, postmasc incuiing the pnci
of The Post Office Department II she only com
Kind existence and ia book OF reference
that lonld the hands of business man.
The book win he BY mall upon the receipt Of my cent?
J. SIIIlLNGTOS,
Oct 2a--dlwfs Istar] Publisher, washington, ~. Y.
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Oct lT-dlmo 4.
NENERAL AGENCX Al WASHINGIUN.-1'hs SUI
scrber formerly OF Richmond Vfginia having establish.
city, doors in front OF the Treas
his claimants upon the govern
especially revolutionary ervices and Tor land bounie
and pensions Congress.
Having purchased the manuscripts Of the late David orngon
perhaps only which made 10 the i'm
mene papers the fret auditors Office
lie has also copions index 10 INC papers IN al
the Capitol Of Virginia These, and thu
from other o twenty years experience en-
title him hope inrused him be jua, he viii '
H. wherethe claimant himself may be entirely
unable 10 do II, 80. 90
of land served fourteen days, i'
charges will he very moderate. fEiiA NlCuhHuS.
REFERENCES.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Accomac, Virginia.
Jataes lyons, Esq, Richmond, Virginia.
e. Heath, late Commissioner OF Pensions, Richmond
Virginia.
Stafford n. Parker Richmond, Virginia.
Hon. John g. PendIcton, Virginia.
Hon. Samuel Chiffon, Washington, ID. U
William J. Ward, csq, Baltimore
Lewis Timbcrlnke, csq., New York
March 7-d&cpyH
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,1Iovy .,Ouus FOR GESTLEmEN-P: !. su i nsf
chant ,ai,or has inst large ana ~
ai aud wintcr goods which DO respecuuhs "v"e @
,en,ion az hs customers The pubic. ....,.. .na
a. iarre and OF cloths car.imer anu
v,snys al The s,yles his stock OF genemens A
goods Il also very select and comrefei sucn ~
arar stockrs ties gloves
4uspendrrs, hosiery s..a. ,...-. -
lie IA prepared up cohing 70 ORD, AZ sho' "'"ee "
,. NJ nnsurpassed elegance and nj fbr prices.
call early and select CHOICE
No. Seventh street.
Sept TO- 3nwif aatt0 ------------
EnMANn'6 Physiological Chemssry Translated w. FROM
IL German Ly Doctor Day and edited Ny rfo''e" s'
| Unveuisy Of Pennsy'ysnja vols ". rp.ucv rAytop
Nov he""~N $4,000
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
MARYLAND.

The following numbers Of The Maryland
dated Lottery class &c, drawn November q, 1850
let 81 ID 9Th ith l2h I3Ih l,,l
I 20 Is 90 10 60 81 20 AZ D II 80 "a G6
following Grand
Lottery of Maryland, 81 November B. 1856
LIST "a 81 4ih 5th 9Th 7th 9Th llui laih Iah
III 50 Z 81 &c 50 20 2 "a 40 81 % 81
The following drawn numbers of The Patapsco institute
Lottery, class No. aS5 drawn November j. 1885,
LIT 81 Sd s'h aih Gin 9TH sh Oh 10Th llth leh
40 30 8 40 IL 80 81 Is 80 II Ill 80
r. X. Brennan,
General Agent for the Contractor, Baltimore.
LENT ROBERTS, Commissioner.
nov6-lt
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TOR RENT, comfortable mud connections house.
Delaware avenue, hundred yards borih OF ID,
repre with convqnierees II he Obtained
either furniture. There attached spacious
garden stahng, house, sc. To
who would be puncuai and careful tenant the rent
would be made moderate. A
be with the
required Inquire of A. GREEN,
Nov Auciionrcr, street
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THr WINTER wmRAre-Thc Shcboygan (Wis) Journal
says wheat in many localities is SO large that IT Is neces
sary to turn in the cattle and feed It down We have
good report says the Milwaukee Senne from the winter
wheat from all quarters Of the State Tho season has been
propitious, and the grain stands thick and green,
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- sdicnl AssocsstionTbc regDier semi annual meet
will held AZ the CITY Hospital ~ o'clock
w. j. v, ptHtneLf NJ D.
Nov f-st Secretary.
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ME aneers Of England Of the House OF Hanover
Doran. y vols -,
Jalle Traits with something them by Doran vol.
Tho forAyers ny w. Gilmore simms vol.
The Match Girl novel; -,.x,v c.vtov
Eov6 rhaN,~ $1,000
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By j.. @. MCGUIRE, Aucsione~r-

pFRE gPTogY SALE Of VALUABLE BUILDING LOT IN
The First Friday afternoon, November NJ O'clock
on The premises shn se without reserve Tor account 81 non
18th running back an average oep'h
of ITO fee \ thirty alIey Title indispu'aor.
Term, residue in xix nrd weivs mohihs
WI" "'' JAS o. MCGUIRE,
NC 4 Auctiopecr
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xcaTaERsroNHAUGH Geological Report 1881
of the County between Missouri and Red rivers win
mar eleven feet hong. irice ~ -
For sale, few copies only, by ,.ncv r,v,ou
Nov6 fhas'N 'nh1O"'
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Washington House,
Nov l-dlm

(FbrmeT7y Eddsbys,]
Northwest Of Third street and Pennsylvania avenue
Uashineton City ID. c.
CORBAN BAKER, Proprietor.
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EORGE W. MON ksa.l. Attorney and COu ilor Mt
" United commissioner. commissioner
he Claims, No. A Wall street, New York.
Refers Hon ~ Justice United Ststcs supreme Court
hon w. Fish, United States General g. Tostn Corps
United anfcs Flair, Solicitor
OF risms; r. H. cie rsa and Major Arnold Harris washing
ton city Oct le-WFAs0n3m
y EuUvAI. Warmer Ieweer, removed to
No. $40 Pennsylvania avenue, tundcr Browns Hoei naAh
ington. ID. q. 'ss@ stfaf
/ Nov l--eost' .r .s'e4
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WEDNESDAY, EvrsIsa, Nov. 7, less,
played Lrresque localized fairy extravaganza OF
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
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From New York ,i.r election returns com.
IN 50 roH.u>c!iv and altering. that not In,
most distant estimate can t,. ulau,. 2, ,hl,
hour Of tie result In 30 towns all ,I,,t ar,
received up to this hour. Iiradlv. X y. TO,
Secretary OF STATE, has about .,our: KinS
Fusion. 1000; Hatch. soft, 300; Ward
Hard. 1900.
Era.;u> Brooks. X n, is undoubtedly O.
'ccted to the Senate by handsome MAORI
~.
Wednesday Morning, Nov. = Orleans
'ounty Yin Orleans County. the X y. State
ticket is elected. bv over 300 majority.
In 4? towns the vote stands. Ileadlv -.
90: king 900: Hatch 5000: Ward $500.
New York itv.-In IS Districts in the
city. about halt The vote stands IIcadlv H.
800; Ward 1880 Hatch 1000 King $500.
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tact with all the education and refinement If
the land Extraordinary talent and energy
sometimes, in Europe, bring fame and posi-
ton to their possessor, even though he b.
not born to place and fortune. But such ca.
scs are only exceptions. The mere laborel
in England is an OK, with scarcely one of the
aspirations and hopes Of a man. When goad
cd by wrong. and maddened nv starvation he
Is desperate and uncomfortable, but with
plenty to eat. he lives on from year to wear
in round Of mbroken stupidity.
"A stirling peculiarly among US not OBJ
servable in Europe is, that Americans are
never at their wits ends. There is wonder
full versatility about them. They IN II Gfi v
different things and make fortune a; anv
Of them. A European may do one thing
better but it that does not succeed, he can
go no farther.
SO far as political institutions educate a
man-so far as common schools give person
an acquaintance with popular and practical
knowledge. our education is far preferable. -
We have more available knowledge of the
world, and of our own INSTITUTIONS than
they, tut in that higher education which
makes finished and perfect scholar theirs is
much superior. There is fulncss of know
ledge in the educated man of the Oh. World
which we seldom see among us. and a round
r"ss and completeness in their scholarship to-
tally unlike what We see at home. On the
continent the modern languages are familiar
to every educated man.
On the Whole, with an income sufficient TO
enable one to live for the sake of endowment.
with tastes to crafty and cultivate. home
in such part of Europe as could be found
would br most desirable but with fortune
to make, with an ambition to satisfy. with a
family TO provide TOR, above all, with pa,ri-
ori>m that ever clings 10 home and native
land, the free air and expanding institutions
Of America give the strongest Assurance Of
success.
" " here tr roam, whatever rra,ns ~ see
IL l. = I, Il \