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FOR THE WEST AND SOUTH.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
IMPROVED ARRANGEMENTS FOR TRAVELl

DALI lIdOhE avn VIII hAl1hOhN.
IMPROVED ARRANGkMENTS FOB TRAVEL
IMPORTANT CHANGES OESCHKDUDEN
IN The late completion Of the
0Omtral Ohio Railroad betveen
Wheeling and Columbus, uniting. as 1t docs, BY 20
short and direct . line, the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad With all portions Of the West land North
and southwest) gives this route greatly increased
advantages 10 through travellers in that direction.
On and after MONDAY, November ~, 1854, the
trains will b run - follows;
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
Two fast trains daily win run In each direction
First-The NAIL TRAIN, leaving Camden Station
:. = M instead Of O'Clock e bsrstofcrs, except
second-fhs EXPRESS TRAIN, leaving at S p. m ,
instead Of at p. m, a. heretofore, and runnir 6
through TO Wheeling In about IL hours, reachiI 9
ington Junction, aykesville, Monocscy, Hsrper's
Ferry, Martinsburg, Sir Johns Run, Cumberland,
Piedmont Rovlesburg, Newburg, Vettermsn, Farm.
tngteu, Cameron and Moundsville only, for wood
and water snd meals. Both these trains make
prompt and regular connection with the osrs Of th.
Central Ohio Rood for Cambridge, Zsne sville, New
ark, Columbus, Cincinnati, Louisville, rayton,
sandusky, Toledo Letroit Indianapolis, Chicago,
9, Louis, &C. Passsngers lesving Baltimore BY the
day, while by the Express Train they arrive there
at IL the next night, being kept but one night on
the route by either train.
OIL intermediate points can make direct ,oppeo
ton with he trains upon the Cleveland and Pitts
burg Railrord at all times when the Ohio is naviga
ole for steamers between Wheeling ard Wellrvile,
by leaving Baltimore In the Mail Train at .. N.
Returning, the Trains leave Wheeling as follows:
The EXPRESS TRAIN At 30 p m, reaching pa.
timose at $50 q. N. The MAIL TRAIN Ut Has T.
m reaching Baltimore at Z p. N
~ Though tickets BY boat from Wheeling for
Cnci 1nad, Madison Louisville st. Louis and otL.r
River Cities, viii be sold at Ell times when the stage
Of water v i'll admit.
81 Through tickets between Baltimore and
Washington, aud AL the important cities and towns
In the West, are sold at tbs Ticke. 0fhces Of the
Company.
FOR WAY PASSEN9ERS
THE NAIL TRAIN, leaving Osuden Station viii
take passengers for ell the usua stopping places
the Road Returning, this train leaves Wheeling
ct LAS midnight, Cumberland a. 70 Is q u, and
arrives at Baltimore at p. m.
THE FREDERICK ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN,
for Frederick and Intermediate places, will start at
p. m, daily Except sundays) arriving in Freter.
ick at ;4o Returning will leave Frederick at ..
m, arriving at Baltimore at H. 30. noon
TIE ELLIC0TT'S MILLS ACCOMMODATION
win be run daily, Except SundaysO as follows:
Leave Camd-n Station at N. and .. m.
Ieevo ElGcott's Mills at 730 3. M ani $50 .. Il
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Ta DiAH D00I0R.

OAes his Professional services 10 The citizens Of Bal
tmors. q can cure al kinds Of oancers-tAks then
out without pain, or the use Of any lnifh. I car
sure Ill binds Of 4ss and epams, Rhsumstic Pains
Consumption, Dropy, Dyspspsia, Piles, Pslsy, o.
any other ailment The human tamily ere suhiect to
He can stop Bleedine from the Lungs or Nos, IN,
distance from the pstient BY moving the pstisntt
name Z Vas born blind, and las studied several
years under IN Indian Doctor who ~ among the
Wild Indians thirteen years.
DR.. sPENCER has removed from Mr.. Buckiey's
no. q, HANOVER sTRIE1,
aug lift Baltimore, Nd.
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) Looking Glasses,
OFF

or all sizes and quality, P:epch or German plsts
" Fancy or plain Portrait snd P;ctcre Frsmss
Gilt or Psncy Colored.
Alo, Gilt Room aouiding, Marble top Bracket,
and Tables
Cornicss made TO order.
Aise, gil kinds Of old work regildet With dispatch
and en- reasonable rms By
]. WAGNER,
ass Pa. avenue, opp Kirkuood Hsuss.
dec Ga-tf
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PIANOS i-PIANOSi

TETE beg leave D call the attention of the publ,
w to our STOCK Of Planes Lop- On .sss.4-
hand, consisting ii superb fnishel 7,s.$S
81 and octave rosewood case inf ~ III ~
sIumeats from the wohd-Teuownedt e u
manufactures Of Hallet, Davis s. Co., Boston, and
knabe, Cache q Co., Baltimore, corr 2,isng in ali
the largest, most reliable and select assortment
offered in this city. Also, Stools. Covers, sc.
Old Pianos taken in exchange.
We will make reasonable discounts for cash, or
sell on time. JOHN F. ELLIS,
No. 900 Pa. avenue, near Tenth street.
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Nh AND BRU-Rs New. gel le-
men, SAL nopleulan, to us guests, a.
re ladies left the rccn, ..iet Us under
-.sn3 cacn other; are we 20 drink Ike
RE-. . Ike bIu:es?' rhs guest, Sprbe
Yea: Indignant. Exclaimed, Like men, Ci
- Then" replied he, eve are
= 2 ii:iiY drunk, iur brutes never
more than they W.
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sariy grave. Let no young man or woman enter In
10 the secret oblieatons Of married life without
resdins the POCKtT REGULATES. Let NO ons
suffering from o hscknied Cough, Pain In the sSds,
II Ryspspte sensations, End given up by thar ply
sican, Be smother moment without consulting the
ASC0LAPIUs. Have the married, or those about
10 Be- married any impediment read this truly use
ful book, O. Il hes been the means ssyine tbous
snds Of unfoftunsts creatures on the very jaws Of
ieath.
AEAny person sending TwEHTY-YIv1 CENTS
enclosed In o letter, VII receive one copy Of thh
scrk hy NALL or Eve copies vin Be Sen' Ter One Del
iaR.
Addrso, tpost psid) Oh. VIZ. YOUNG,
No. ia Spruce street PhflsdelphiA
sp Sly
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PHILADELPHIA lnyssTvsrsrNr,
sNIpER's WIRES

ToHH ". sHIDKR, p-s,.r !, ~
% fbrmea old estsblished WIN. So, "a ra N
SHLDkR, w. No 20 Wslnut street tvT 49, - "a
low Fourth ercet, where oc~fs~eyr vfn v. s.ss,s's
nth VINES and LlQCohS os Ii. ao<s 49, -.
JACOB sHIDER, Jr Agent for h. L.
portstion Of YORkGE WIVES, c<bc. 10. TeWL
nut street, Philsdelphia, where h. e pr,p,reS !.
receive crders for me special Ir7rortHfcr of Wnss
&c, from various house ir karoIe N Quantities q
Jingle DOZEN sud upwards: and siso sclis,s spr ~.
Son, JOHN VAUGHAN sNIDEF, n. a.tronsr, :,
bic friends and for,ncr cDs.onsrB.
sss All Wines ordered for Washington vii \. A.
tiyered by Express sz Of fe1ht. es-ly
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Oh ARIES HASKiNs, Architect.
ia Gsenre, oetsoesn Tenth c.3 E-spsath streets,
WASHING TON, D. c..
"lLL continue TO furnish Plans, detail working
w Drawings, ana specifications cc buildings O!
every descrpcos'sand also c supe.intsnd their
uon, kb l-d6
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r. q. PHILLIPS COACH FACTORY,

ATT Eighth St adjoining ksinsy's Livery stables
nWING TO the increased trsde which senerous
~ publ" has bestowed upon ne, 4 have been com
PEELED to erect Q new and larger buiioing for TIT
carrying on Of my business. Here shall BE- e.
sbled to execute all orders entrusted t. ps Eis
greater facilities and dispatch, and would Eesr,ci
ioty solicit continuance CT ehe pubi:'s pa,'onast
Csrrsges ana Wagons, o: the mos: moisru s'y {
suilS Of the best materials, and warranted to xiv
satisfaction,
i,spairs OF every description panctuslly sttende.
%.
fer sa's, cheap, e secopJ-haaa Clarence Carrjas.
near" nav. Geo 2S-ti
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SOMETHING NEW.

nPrOSlTE THE MARKET ON PENINSULA
" MIA AVENUE doors below Ninth street
is a NEW CLOTHING STORE for Men and Boys
opened this day. DECKER, the Of the chespes-
Clothing Merchants in the North. has determin.
to offer to the citizens of Warrington and Vicinity
bis excellsnt Clothing ct the lowest Northern prices
for cash only. There the
POOR MAN
viii End Just such Clothing Store a. has long bee,
wanted in Washington. His motto is CHEAP -
cash And ONE PRICE ONLY.
A good substantial woollen coat ne will %. Il.
81 IS; and heavy winter pants, well lined for 81 rs
and hne coats, overcosts, and vests 10 proportion
Good wool and cotton undershirts, hosiery gloves
&C., cheaper than the cheapest. nov u--tf
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For Lynohburg, connecting With the stages at
Charlottesville, on Mondays, Wednesday,, and Fri
days
For Luray and New Market connecting with the
ages ct Culpepsr, on Tuesdays Thursdays, and Sat
urday.
For Winchester daily, connecting With the stages
ct Piedmont
Fer Middlsburg daily, connecting with the stages
st the Plains.
Per order: W. B. BROCKETT, Agent
INV T-dh
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NEW STORE, NEW STORE.

Lrttssdnd apeaue, opposite Che Bank Of Washingto.
ME-. THOMAS DELEANf respectfully invite
M the attention Of the public to examine bill
stock Of GOODS, which he has opened on Lousi M
avenue bet Sixth and Seventh streeh, opposite
The Bank of Washington, consisting of all descrip
ions Of Teas, &C., Imperial, Gunpovder, and Blacl
res; Wins and Liquors, Of eli sorts, which he car
sell at the lowest prices for cash approved paper
Besides all the n.csssaries for Grocery Business
viz: Brooms, Buckets, Cedar Tubs, Matches, &c,
&c. Please call and see for yourselves.
nov Ohm
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SECOND-HAND PIANOS FOR SALE
~ OR RENT.-We have i'm store fouE Pianos, Two
Of Chic keSAe and two Of Andre Steins, which We
offer low ra cash, or good notes, or viii rent on
moderate teRns.
New Music expected Tomorrow morning
JOHN. F. ELLIS,
lana 3O6 Pa avenue.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF.
TIE POCKET RSOULAPIUg:
OF, HvIRY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.

The HnisA Kd:aep. VIII
One hundred snsr,vtnes
showing Disssse ard Nal
formations OF the Hunan
System in every ehsps ana
Hrrs. To vh b n sdd~d 4
Treatise on tie c.ssases Of
rensIes, ~ the hish-
eat tmpor>Afs 10 Esrrsed
people, or those ccsten
plating y srriage. By
WM- YOUNG, n. d.
Let no fsthsr be asnansd
30 present . coy Of the
keCULApIgs 10 his ohnd
IL MAY save hiUa frou An
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FOR MOUNT VERNON.
R- On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.

Fare round trip 81; from Alex
sndria Is cents Tho THOMAS OOLLYER leaves
Warrington ct and Alexandria ut "a o'clock.
Coaches leave the Capitol sor the boat ct S1 oclk
Coach fare 10 cents.
dsnce with Geo. 1 Thos. Parker.
Refreshments on the boat.
oct 2s-dtf sAM'L GEDNsY, Capt
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DAIflsgBI tHIIffIsIIlIE.

HoHA1D y. snixH. eleRoR d. sHI11.
~ ID. Smith - Co, Aanufsctmers and
W. Dealers In ALCOHOL, CAMPHENI, FTHR-
RlAL OH. 10. No. "a O. OALVKRT sTR1IT, op
posits Water street, bALTIMoRK. Ma
mae H-ly
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HAMProN's VEGETABLE TINcTURR.

GtsTOk, OCt =, 1903.
MeSsrs. Mortimer g. hotcsrcy:
GeniemCn-l feel il my duty 10 vsu and the pub
tic to certify the effects Of HsmPton's Vegetable
under a disease Of Chronic Rheumatism. and the
great part Of that tine so helpless that had
70 be helped from my bed and dressed IA NV clothes
became reduced TO mere skeleton. Attic med
cInes took done ne good, and continued 70
grow worse. ! heard Of Hamptonis fmcturs and
thought would give I a uial. Al this time { did
not expect TO iivs one day after another. ild nOt
take IL (the TinctuTe) for the RaeumalisJn, kut IN
a short time .as well { 'hat disease. From the
effects OF your inctare sad the ne;p oi Cod Am
now getting in good health.
wish all the afflicted To Try Hsmp'0n's Vegetable
TinctuTe, a. I have done, with tie s.n.e e1ecl thar
it has on Your obedieIt servant,
Isaac BEyJ.Ns
We are acquainted with Isaac Benjamin; sOad
hin some OF Hampton's Vegetable rnCl Gre, and 10
dove the above statement correct
Dawson d Bro
Prom our knowledge OF caprain Benjamin we are
exaggerated. J. A. JOHNSON,
CHARLES ROBrssos.
Cali and get pamphlets gratis, aud see cures Of
Cough, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dys
pepsia, Nervousness and General " eakness. Asa
female medicine or for delicate children we believe
il uaeQuahed.
Sold by MORTIMER s. M0WBRAf. l40 Palu
more street, Baltimore; ana soi Broadway. N. York
CHAs. SToTT s. Co., }. Il. Moore, ID q. CLAIRE,
CLARKR Bovine, w. ELLIOT, aHi n. McPBER
sO., Washington; also, by n. = z. CIssEL, Georye-
town, and c. c. BERRY, Alex andTis, and 6y Dra.
gists everywhere. Jan o-s
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A r N Y

No. "a Bridge street, GeorgctouTs,
prepared IN furnish Balls, DINNERS SotrFss
L WEDDINGS, &c, WIKI everything 10 the Confec
uonary ime IN any part of Inc District at the sbot
estBOsice, and On tie most rea sonabIe terms
jan l9-u
"HO'S WIZ IN 1855, / pocFet volume
w Dcd's Parliamentary Companion for 1855.
pocket volume
British Army List for 1855
Pritish Navy List do
The Planetary Worlds, theiG Topography and
Telescope appearances, by J. Breer, Cambridge
Observatory, vol
BlackwOOdis Almanac for 1855
Imported by last steamer by
feb2 FRANCK TAYLOR
4 CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
~ The Geographical and Commercial Gazete-s
monthly publication devoted 10 physical, com
mercial, and political Geography, edited BY
an association of practical and Scientific gcy-
uemen. subscription 3 pei snnum, single
number % cents.
Disturnell's Rhiiway Guide for Jannary-prce e5
cents, with map
isnl3 FRANCK TAYLOR.
DosA DE vRIEs WALTZ, Composed BY Han.
IL Krummacher.
Oug Polka, dedicated 10 Miss Emma ]. Brown
by the same composer Published and for sale 81 the
Music Depot Of HlLBVS WITZ1
feb s
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UNITED STATES MAIL.

DRoPoSALS for carrying the mails of the United
i states from the lst day OF September 1855. to
the lsi day 81 tuy, 1883, IN the TeFrores Of ORE
Con and NEW MEXICO, will be received at The
Contract Office Of The Pos, Office Department in
the CITY Of Washington, until y a m Of the 18th day
OF June, 1855, Ito be decided by the next day } ON
the runies and in the times herein specified, viz:
OREGON TERRITORY.
l272s From Albany, by Burlington and ThurstnD,
Ia Willamette Forks, so miles and back, once
Leave Albany evsry Thursday atb am
Arrive al Willamette Forks next days by IL m
Leave Willamette Forks every Friday at p m
Arrive al Albany next days by Sp m
Proposals to commence at Syracuse will be
considered.
1928 from Oregon City, b. Harrison Wrieht's, Ri
chard Miller's, and g. Aliens, TO Salem 50
miles and back, once a week
Leave Oregon City every Monday at6 a m
Anive AZ Salem next dayby l2m
Leave Salem every Saturday az m
Arrive at Oregon City next day by IAN
1871 From Linton, by Tualetin Plains and Harm
sen's Mill, to Forest Grove, 20 miles and hack
once a week
Leave Linton every Wednesday at 8 m
Arrive at Forest Grove same days by 3 pm
Leave Fosest Grove every Tuesday at q IN
Arrive at Linton same days by pm
Bids 10 commence al St Helen, emitting Lin
ton, will be considered
lS52s Prom Oregon City, by Lebanon, to Subimlty
10 miles and back, once a week
Leave Oregon City every Monday al am
Leave Sablimity every Saturday at a m
Arrive at Oregon Ci, y same days by 7pm
ls72s From Portland, by Montsyvania, Taylor's
Ferry. Rock Creek, Chehalam Gap, Rogers
and Old French Mission, to Salem, 20 miles
and back, once a week
Leave Portland every Monday at 6 a m
Arrive at Salem next days by 4pm
Leave Salem every Friday at 6 am
Arrive NJ Portland next days by pm
1870 From Salem, by Cincinnati, Fords, and DIAL
las, TO TiIlameok, 20 miles and back, once
Leave Salem every Tuesday at a m
Arrive at 1illsmOok next daysby pm
Leave TillamoOk every Saturday al 6 Am
Arrive at Salem next days by 8 pm
Bids 10 run only between Dallas and Tiilamook
are invited.
.73I From Salem to Z. b. Rsndall's In Linn CO.,
and back, once q week
Bidders 10 state disfa: and schedule of arri-
Nais and departures
1879 From Salem, to Franklin Butte and back,
once a week
Bidders TO state distance and schedule
127S3 FROM SnbliInlty, by Santyam Forks, TO Pleas
ant Ill., 100 miles and hacs, once week
Leave Sublimity every Tuesday at am
Arrive II PHEASANT Hill next Thursday by 4 m
Leave Pleasant Hill very Saturday at 6 N
Arrlv. Al Sublimiiy next Monday by 4 pm
1871 From Washington Butte to Grass Hill, in Linn
county, TO miles and back, once a week
Leave WasI iDgIfn BHIe every w ednesday at
Arrive AZ Grass Hill by ~ m same day
Leave Grass Hill every Saturday al am
Arrive AZ " 6shingIon Butte by II ~ same day.
NEW MEXICO
1909 From. albuquerque, BY XETi "a Wood,IIle,
California, and back, ore . seek
Bidders to state distance and schedule Of arIi-
walls and departures
l29QA Fog. Taos 10 Donna Anna am hack, once q
week
Bidders to stste distance ard schedule
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DENEHYN AND IRON MASrrLs-nsy be seer
l. bs<utiful assortment CT these ch-ay and du-
rshle articles, Of the Of Penrsyivsis avenue
and Tenth street, over the Washington Saving
Bank. RALPH UAsENS.
nov lS-ecS
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AN APPEAL TO COMMON SENSE
OK HEAR THE TRUTH.


CAPTAIN BENkMN.-Wherevsr known his tesu
mony will he conclusive. But lest those who do
not know the Captain should be sceptical, Dr. Daw-
son Bro, with Others Of the best known and most
highly respectable citizens Of Essipn, endorse his
wonderful cure by
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Of the season this proportion may be expressed BY
vulgar frnetion-wbethsr it 10 an improper one or
not must not be said. Fights of serious character
are generated with facile rspidty from the most tr
vial beginnings A walters impertinence towards
lady calls for merted casgation from her protector,
who in three seconds IL transformed from human
being into an unrecognized mass. Il seems the
spirit OF characterization and Yencontre must be one
OF the qualifications, quite indispensable, for an at
tendant at the watering places.
This should be remedied.
On the English waiter we must now solely depend
70 receive that attention and discreet behavior 40
very essential and requisite to bring hotels into
favor. ~
Last season, at the United States, Saratoga, the
walters actually engaged in shocking declamations
at the very table Of the guests do not know what
change has been made this season.
All the large hotels on the island are in daily
dread Of some active and indecent demonstration
from the niggers. This glorious warfare is held in
such esteem by the darkies that il opportunity il
tardy in presenting itself among the visten, they
resort to It between themselves. Only . sh0rttime
since there terrible and serious row at Millers
among the walters, knives having been used with
Freedom and fingers, noses, and other important ap-
pendages to the human frame, mutilated.
There is a well known Philadelphia Niger who
works in house in Front street. He thinks 1t great
kindness on his part to allow mankind to breathe.
Although this may appear strange yet still
are the freaks of the "gemmen on the island. There
is famous bootback at one OF the houses who car
res the stills to that degree that he actually terrlies
his customers into his own notions Of liberal reniu-
neraton.
His plan might be copied with success at Wash
ington. 1t il original, and il given to exhibit the
recklessness and eirontery Of the walters here Ac-
which persnades NJ that institution Of slavery s
correct. Eft. A.
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CARE MAY. Angus

tht nAaf <fuEurt =, 1919.
Mosqtatocs---Nigger MISUNDERSTANDING
nth Hotel Waifrs-Roe ~ MA'er's-N Niger
MOgnaniaity, &C., &c.
This island may be regarded a. the best sea-
bathing place any one could desire. The lofty
breakers amply compensate for the tedious steam
boat ride, and the mosquitoes have travelled through
'he Jersey pines to Camden, where they have pro-
cured Tree tickets on the two hour express train for
the great Atlantic city But our celebrated Cape il
exempt IRON this great annoyance. viters at night
enjoy the most luxuriant repose.
Correspondents seldom dilate on the numerical re-
lstion Of the two pcpuatipg colors. At The height
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ing of the american State Council has already died
away mostly. People were disappointed with the
Councils action, in some respects. The idea seems
dates though there was no W" reason for this bsyond
the public's ignorance Of the partys modes OF pro-
ceedngs AS it did nothing Of the kind, its action
or want OF it, caused surprise. The fight in It be-
tween the fusionists and the pure Nnow Nothings
been decided in favor Of the latter by SNAIL ma
jority, made up OF Boston men, and rather by that
than by power. Persons who were present tell me
that not hal the councils in the State were repre-
sented In this State Council meeting, and that il
they had been the fusion project would have been
carried by vote OF two to one. There were not
800 members present and there should have been
500, or thereab6uts. Native Americanism, though
its advocates belong to the class Of earnest men,"
is hardly broad enoughto furnish basis for party
that shall live. It is useful in keeping men of par
ticnlar sort civil, and within proper limits, SO That
its occasional display is not disiked even BY some
out to their consequences. The Catholics and
foreign population always have it in their
power TO keep Nativeism within reasonable limits,
by behaving reasonably themselves. II, however,
they make exclusive political demonstrations, they
will be crushed out" They may make up their
minds to that.
There is q story current that the fusionists mean
that an eminent free soil Know Nothing, who was
elected by the Legislature to the highest Office within
it's gift has declared that he win lead twenty thou
sand free sellers to his support, all Of whom voted
for Governor Gardner last year. do not pretend to
be able to speak Of the real character Of this story,
which may be piece Of mere moonshne bnt in these
days all kinds Of reports get into circulation show
ing that these days are very much like other days.
do not think the wing gentleman named is likely
TO allow himself to be nominated. He is All able and
a good man, but has always belonged to that class
of politicians who hate "any thing low as heartily
as the bear warden in Goldsmith's play, and who
"never dances except to the genteeest of tunes. =
Yet he may be our next Governor. ALTOONA.
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ORGANIZED SYSTEM or ROBBERY oS THE PEOPLE Js
LINE OF STEAMERS DETECTION IND AERysT.-F0r
some time past merchandise brought from New York;
TO this city has been etclen from the boats but in
such adroit that II has haled The skll OK
the officers Of the boats and the agents here 10 de.o
tect the guilty parties. The property stolen hos al
ways been that which was valuable and most bulky,
such packages Of Irish linen. About two weeks ;
since two pieces stolen, and a reward offered
for their restoration. Yesterday morning il was dis
covered after the passengers had left the boat that,
another piece weighing about los pounds had bec,,
stolen. Col Harcout Of once determined to ferrets
out the thieves, ard break up the system. He ac-.
cordingy conferred with Chief Morgan and Captain
McDuime, and Measures were adopted to secure thcs
property and arrest Of the guilty parties They visit
ed each Of the railroad depots In the city, and made
inquiries from the attaches whether not they hadr
noticed any one having package answering thee
description. At the Hudson River depot they "got ;
on the trail" Of the station having noticed
two Germans who took early train for New York,a
with q bundle which appeared 70 be very heavy.
An officer in Poughkeepde was informed by tele-s
graph 10 apprehend these men, and upon the arrivals
OF the train did NO. There is doubt but what there
n and has been regular organized band OF pick :
pockets and punderers. who travel on steamers forv
the purpose of pursuing their nefario1s VOCATION
There should be the greatest vigilance used in en-
deavoring, possible TO break up this Organization
We hope District Attorney Harris viii take the mat
ter In charge.-Aisosy J0srsoi, Dig. ii.