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SPRING GOODS.

SPRING GOODS.
John II. SMOOT, No 119 South side Bridge
street, near High, Georgetown. D. C. has re-
ceived his First Instalmentof SPRING GOODS,
sui cd to the early demand.
Plain coils all wool Nous de LANES,
Plain Black Silks, all grades,
Plain French Proeoles or Cambrics,
White and colored figured BIilliantes,
100 pieces English and American Calicoes,
70 pieces Manchester and Domestic Ginghams,
25 pieces White Cambrics and Jaconets,
50 pieces Checked and Plain Muslins,
25 pieces Richardson and Barklie's Irish Linens
300 pieces soft finished Shirting Cotton, 12kc
New York, Bates and Wamasutta Mills do.
Heavy bleached and brown Sheeting Cottons,
ToWeiing, Table Damasfs, and Napkins,
Ladi and Gents Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs,
Heavy Osnaburg Prints and Striped Osnaburps,
Mixed Denims and twilled and plain do.
Also, Whalebone and Manila Corded Skirts,
White and slate cOlored do,
with other seasonable goods, to which large ad.
ditions will soon be made from the latest arrivals
In New York and Philadelphia
Cash and prompt paying customers are solicited
to call early. (mar5) J.H.S.
THE RISING STAR GAME.-THIs is A
:. = beautiful and instructive 6ame for Children.
~ learns them 10 commit to memory all the Incl
dents and celebrated battles that were foug htldu.
agent, ALEX ADAMSON.
mar 22-3m 7th street, opposite Post Ofice.
PRIME ITALIAN MACCARONI, &c.
i hh FG JOSI hECElNED LOT OF
prime ITALIAN MACCARONI, Of lates, i'm
portation. Also, fresh S,rdines, Anchoives, Bor.
deiux OIL, Smoked Beef, Buckwheat, Green
Corn, fresh Tomatoes, &C., &c, for sale by
mar IL 4. nj. p. KING.
MUClLAGE In NEW AND CONVENE.
1v1 ent bottles, with metallic cap and brush, I'm
dispensable to merchants and useful to every-
bcdy.
The newest styles Of Envelopes and Writing.
papers In every variety and best quality.
Writing Inks from the best manufacturer
Maynard 4 Noys's, Blackwood & Co, Arnold s
Fluid, and Harrison's.
Always on hand
a nasuPerior assortment Of Gold Pens, Blank Books
aataying and Visiting Cards, Faber's Pencils
S.esi rens, Cluills, best Sealing-wax
ana every thing In the Stationery line for sale at
SHlLLlNGTON'S Bookstore,
eeP. Ooeon buildings, Pa. av., cor. AZ st.
DAsTaNY DEMONSTRATED BY THE
fLANErS OR ASrROLOGY.
pkOF'R SYLVESTER CONTINUES TO
Foreteil all Particular Events of Human I.ife
such as Love, Marriage, Description of Persons
Riches, Business, Friends, Rights Claims and
Deeds Of Property; all kinds Of Speculations. Law
Suits, Gain or Lose; of Sickness, all kinds OF Dis
tempers cured In quick time. - =
Terms: Fifty Cents, male or female; People Of
Color, Twcnty.Fi Cents. -
No: 1877 street, opposite the Smithsonian, Oh
ne isiano. ap S-7t*
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"ORKED COLLARS AND SLEEVES
W in sets Just opened from the importer a
full assert ment Of
Collars and Sleeves In sets
Cambria and Muslin Collars at very low prices
Also, White Cambrics
Plain and Figured Swiss Muslins
Plaid Canbrics and w hite Brilliants at 12k cts.
per yard
With many other Goods very cheap.
VIM r. RILEY,
ep 2-1m Cor Sth st, opp Centre Market.
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SAND FOR SALE.

TNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND AND
Il will continue to have G good supply Of SAND
suitable for Brick Work and p astIring, which
he will sell cheap for CASH ONLY.
THOMAS H. WORTHINGTON,
COrn-r and 14th streets, near the Canal.
ap2 eo6t
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sEGARs, TOBACCO AND SNUFF.

sEGARS, TOBACCO AND SNUFF.
III c. PURDY, IMPORTER OF SEGARS,
ceived a new invoice Of GOODS Of superior quail.
ity. Also, dealer In Meerschaum and other
PIPES, and other articles usually kept in Fancy
Segar Store. Consumers are respectively invited
70 give me call. II. @. PURDY,
Pennsylvania avenue, near Sd street,
mar 19-lm under Washington House.
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SING as
Improved Sewing Machines.

To which was granted the his hest Award Of
the Paris Exhibition, thereby receiving
the Worlds Verdict Of Superiority.
THE IMPROVEMENTS IN THIS MA
Il chine has simplined them In many respects,
and they are capableof executing twice the amount
Of work they did formerly in any given time
They are without question the only Machines ca
pable Of sewing every variety Of goods perfect; a
shirt bosom or heavy trace for harness can be
sewn BY any Of these machines by simple change
Of needle and thread In such a manner that the
closest scrutiny cannot detect fault.
Manufacturers, planters and families will hnd
them the only safe Machines to purchase, as they
are built strong and durable, and not likely TO
get out Of order.
We have machines with guages attached, FOR
binding hats, cap fronts, gait-rs, &c.
SILK, Thread, Cotton, Needles, &c, constantly
on hand, at the lowest rates.
Persons desirous OF Information regarding Sew
ing Machines will please address
L. NJ. SINGER l. CO,
los Baltimore street, Baltimore.
". B.-We are prepared to exchange these ma.
chimes for old machines Of any kind Terms lib
eral. Persons who have been Induced TO purchase
inferior machines under the preteIt Of being
cheap, will ind this q benefit indeed.
mar IO-H
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N EDICAL CARD

MEDICAL CARD.
nOCTOR STANISTAS HERNISZ, REG
- ular Practitioner Of Homeopathy Office,
23i corner F and Fourteenth streets Consulta-
tons from 10 a. m to p. m.
Doctor Stanislas Hernisz, having returned from
Europe with improved health, will attend to the
practice Of his profession.
LIE Docteur parle Francais.
Der Doctor spricht Deutsch.
Ell Doctor habla Espanol
ii DottoTe parla Italiano mar 7-3m#
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TThe State House at Baton Rouge, La,
Was damaged by Ere on the Both of March.
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AGENCY YOF THE
Keystone Insurance Co. Of Philadelphia.
Capital. 1880. 600!
A NNUAL REPORT FOR THE YEAR
"A ending January 1, 1856
Assets Of the Company, consisting Of Bonds and
Mortgages on unencumbered reales
tate .sI1O, ,eO4 90
Stocss Of other Corporations, worth par IS $40 90
Cash on hand .................. 81, ,s56 80
Bills receivable, consisting of Marine
notes and short loans. 80. &36 ,943 70
Stock notes s............e4,36 1886 90 81 ,339 70
e2ls,42O 90
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Risks changed from other companies to this
No charge for policy fee. Enquire at the Office Of
J. K. Kendall, over X Morow's Exchange Office,
first door West of w. b. Todd's hat store on
Pennsylvania avenue.
feb Sim DAVID MYERLE. Agent
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FOR SALE.
$4,000 Extra Fine Roses, Fruit Trees, Or.
namental Shrubs, Climbing Plants, &C.
I HAVE RECEIVED, FROM PARIS, 12 900
u Of the most new and celebrated EVER -
BLOOMING ROSES known in Europe, -
comprising Bourbons, Hybride, perpetual
Noisette, Tea Moss, Monthly Moss, Striped Prov
ins, and Climbing Roses, all fine large plants the
best collection in America.
.s -- ALSO
The best collection Of PEARS, on Pear and
Ounce Stocks, some Of large size and fine form.
Also, APPLES. PEACHES, APRICOTS,
CHERRIES, GRAPE VINES, &c and Orna-
mental SHRUBS, EVERGREENS, CLIMB
ING PLANTS, DOUBLE DAHLIAS, PAR
LOR PLANTS, &c. All warranted true to name
and Of first quality. ..-.t
ALSO
], 900 bulbe Of the celebrated new CHINESE
POTATO, (Dy 'scorea Batatas,) the most valu-
able acquisition Of this Gee tury.
invite the attention Of all lovers ef good fruits
and admirers Of good roses to this collection.
A. JARDIN,
Florist and Nurseryman, Connecticut avenue,
corner OF NJ street, two squares from Lafayette
Square. ap3-2w
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BY BARNARD d BUCKLEY; Georgetown
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUC-
" tien.-On TUESDAY, the 18th instant, at q
O'Clock. p. M, we will sell part Of Lots and 6,
fronting 80 feet the east ide Of Congress street
between Gay and Bridge streets, and running back
12l feet inches. On one side Of this lot is I2
foot alley This is a valuable piece Of property,
in good location for building private residence
Title indisputable. Terms liberal and at sale.
.. BARNARD d BUCkEY, AuctiOneers.
The lot is for sale till day OF sale.
ap1- B. & B.
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Bv JAS. G. MCGUIRE. Auctinneer
PRIVATE RESIDENCE

Il at Public Auction.-On WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON, April ID, at AZ O'Clock, In front
or the premises, shall sell that valuable private
recently occupied by w. G. Zantzinger, ESQ ,
Being Lot No. 10, in Square 407, fronting so feet
on street, by IS feet on 9th street, with the i'm
provements, consisting Of handsome and we'll
finished three. story and basement Brick Dwelling
House, containing ten rooms. There is also a
good Brick Stable in the rear, with suitable ac-
commodations for wood and coal.
The side lot is handsomely enclosed and laid
out a flower garden.
One-fourth cash; the residue in six, twelve,
and eighteen months, or one, two and three years
at the option Of the purchaser, satisfactorily Sc
cured and bearing interest.
mar 27-d J. G. MCGUIRE. Auct'r.
IL The above il postponed in conse.
quence Of the rain, un'il WEDNESDAY AF-
fERaNooN' ApT'i 9Th, sane MsGTpE h1qf and place: Place
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JONAS Il. LEVY,

~VNAS Fs LEVXy
IMPORTER AND pBALHR II
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, AND FINE
GROCERIES,
eeneralCommissiona & Forwarding Merchant
INSURANCE AND BILL B BROKER,
No. 47i Pa av., two doors below u. 8. Hotel,
WAsHIN6ToN CITY, ID. G..
N. N.B.-Coun-ry Merchants ara requested to give
NE q call before purchasing elsewhere.
Div
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b BLACKSMiTHING & BOILER MAKING.
THE ERsIGNED TAKES THIS
Il method Of informing his friends and the pub
lie that he has commsnced the above named
business, In all Its various branches at the
Of Ninth street and Virginia avenue, (island, }
adjoining the machine shop Of Hall Il Co., whese,
a share OF public patronage. All orders addressed
as above will receive prompt attention. .,
IL Repairing done at the shortest notice
SMITH PETIT.
Formerly Superintendent Of Boiler Department
Of the Eagle Iron Works Of VIM. NJ. Ellis &
Bro. mar 15-1m&
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MASTtC WORK,
PLAIN + ORNAMENTAL PLAsTERER,
Ne. 426 Street north.
GNHE UNDERSIGNED (LATE OF THE
Il firm Of Noonan & Tierney) respectfully in.
forms Owners, Builders, Architects, and Others
that he Is prepared to attend to orders for Plain
and Ornamental PLASTERING and MASTIC
WORK with promptness, and In his usual salts
factory style.
Orders to the above address p -nctually attended
10. mar 20-eolm*1 JOHN TIERNEY.
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VNHB LAKES ARE OyERFLOWING
Il with Bouquets Of Real and Artificial
FLOWERS, with PERFUMERY. FANCY
GOODS, MUSICAL BOXES, CLOCKS, STA
TIONBRY, &c, &c. OPERA GLASSES fol-
sale or rent At THE LAKES,
mars 50i Pa. av., near Adams Express.
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ANTHONY BUCHLY,
q n D e r r A KE R.

ShcP hnd nesIdence NO. 3U3 Penn, avenrs,
south side, between 9th a nd 10th sts.,
HAVING PROVIDED HIMSELF WITH
II sn ELEGANT HEARSE,
and all necessary conveniences for N -
properly conducting hls business, -
would respectfully Inform the public that he Is
fully prepared to fn all orders entrusted to him,
at the shortest notice, and IN the best manner.
A large supply Of READY-MADE COFFINS
Of all sizes, always on hand, which viii be fur
nished on the most reasonable terms.
As heretofore, no pains win be spared to give
eatire satisfaction on all occasions.
N. B-Resid ng on the premises, orders viii
be promptly attended to at all hours.
fab 7-fy
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NOTICE. =
YNHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE TO
Il call the attention Of the public to his-
stock Of g 6LASS AND QUEENS WARE, R79
before purchasing elsewhere, as by so doing WE}H
they will save from Is to 25 per cent. 78
Toilet and Dinner Sets lower than the lowest
at JOHN McDEVITT'S,
300 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
mar 21-eo1m
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Whole receipts for premiums during
tue year &ll2,Sl2 O0
Paid for losses and expenses during
the eyear..................... 71,1S3 O4
z NJ. MORIARTY, President
J. NORRIS THOMPSON, Secretary
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ELLiS's STORE Is 800 PeunsrlyanIa
- avenue, near Tenth street. mar
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EREoCH NOVELS AND ROMANCES;
Il Just imported, In variety, from Paris by the
undersigned, including the best Of Victor Huao,
Dumas, Sue, and other writers Of note, at prices
ranging from ten and fifteen cents upwards, many
Of them with numerous Illustrations.
Also, a few Of the mode-n French Drama, BY
Scribe, Balzac, and othsrs.
apI FRANCK TAYLOR
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uTHE MARRIAGE GUIDED

MARRIAGE GUIDE, OR NATURAL HIS
1tl tory Of Gensration, for the use Of married
persons and those about to marry, Of both sexes /;
price, 81
1.-THE MALE GENERATIvE ORGANS -
In health and disease, from infancy to old age,
with the treatment Of all their arrangements; for
every mans own private use; with colored plates;
price, 81. -
A POPULAR TREATISE On vENEREAL
Diseases; their cure and prevention; for private
use; with colored plates; plice, 81.
THE MATRON'S MANUAL OF MID
wifsry aud the Diseases Of Pregnancy and Child
birth, for every females own private use; price
81
THE DISEASES OF wOMEN-THEIR
Causes and Treatment
Any OF tas Books can be had Of the agent,
ALEX. ADAMSON,
mar 2-am 7th street opposite Post Ofica.
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PRIME ITALIAN MACCARONI, &c,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED LOT OF
Il prime ITALIAN MACCARONI, Of lates, inn.
Portation. Also, fresh S,rdines, Anchoives Bor.
deiux Oil, Smoked Beef, Buckwheat, Green
Corn, fresh Tomatoes, &c, &c, for sale by
mar 18 IN KfNG
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LADIES, PLEASE READ.

LADlEos FLEhoE hEhD.
lust ARRIVED FROM KINGSTON, IA
" maics, w. l., and In store for sale by the sub
scrIber:
dO1. PRUNE CORDIAL, particularly for
ladies' use.
Also, fer gentlemen, few dozen Of PRUNE
DRAM, so much esteemed for It's virtues for the
oeneat OF health, aboGt eleven TO one O'Clock.
Not 10 be had In any other store but al
JONAS p. LEWIS,
a7i, Pennsylvania avenue.
Wines, Liquors, Segars, ard fne Groceries.
mar 1T
ROYS JACKETS, BOYS PANTS,
- BOYS VESTS, BOYS SHIRTS,
BOYS COATS, BOYS, SACKS.
Buys DRAWERS, BOYS UNDERSHIRTS
DDOns' CAPS, BOYS SUSPENDERS,
BUYS COLLARS, BOYS CRAVATS,
, Being the largest and finest assortment of Bows,
READY MADE GARMENTS, suitable for dress
ana school wear, to he found this side OF New
u off, TO which we particularly invite tue atten-
uon OF Parents and Guardians, assuring them that
al goods Will be offered al the low 81 prices
WALL Il STEPHENS
3o Pa. ay., between 9th and 10th sts.
mafH next to Iron Hall
ELLlSS STORE Ii 3O6 PeunsrIv.ni,
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INhE RISING STAR GAME.-THIS is A
Il beautiful and instructive Same for Children
!t learns them to commit to memory all the incl
aents ana celebrated battles that were fough htldu
ring the American Revolution For sale bv the
agent, ALEX. ADAMSON
mar 22-Jm 7th street, opposite Post Office
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-06-26

eefHetut tdsItH. - pfe.S y Gsfts W. Tnsms.
saeIbar an bic bafdr StraatpprtIs&en &FFefE
ndS NbrRHement tpltet fitt bis GaIbe H4kr kf.1S
Axietsem metbeuIbtnteR bertGna.
This democratic
German Morning Paper is pub-
lished daily. Price I cents aweek
Advertisements very cheap. The
weekly Wecker 50 year.
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the stterspt deliberately and with malice afOre-
thougks, could possibly have devised any more ef-
fectua merGs of utterly and forever excluding the
South frop the Territories than alien suffrage, the
fruit of democratic wisdom and democratic patriot
ism, viii assuredly prove to be.
In conclusion, il is needless to recur to the fact
-afact known and acknowledged Of all men-that
the emigrants from Europe almost en- masss are
thorough haters and opposers of the institution of
slavery. Nor is this unnatural Il is the necessa
~ result of their education and association. They
have been taught from their cradle up to believe
the whole system wrong and Infamous. Almost all
Of them settle at the North and there they are soon
taught to become model black republicans. And
in the coming election, the vast bulk of them will
be found the sturdy supporters of Fremont Il is
useless to add that without their votes, his case
would be utterly hopeless As it Is, his prospects
for the Presidency are little brighter than those
of either OF the other candidates.
We submit these facts and views to the calm
consideration of men of all parties at the South.
We invoke them to ponder them well, and then say
whether it is likely the South will derive any ad
vantage from the triumph of the alien suffrage and
squstter sovereignty candidate OF the democracy
Richmond Wing.
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The Indiana Forgery Again.

The Indiana Herald, printed at Hunting
don, Ia, in its impression of the 18th of
the month says
The editor of the Nashville Tenn. Union and
American is endesvoring to convince his readers
that there is a fusion going on between abolition"
ism and know kothngi5m to defeat the national dee
mocracy," in this State To prove his assertion, he
pretends to quote from the Huntington Indiana
Gazette PresdentialtCk with Fremont and Day
ton at the head followed by the Fillmore electors
Now this is false in toto-no such fusion has been
attempted in this State. There is no such paper as
the Huntington Gdzette published in Indiana. The
Herald il the only paper issued in Huntington, -
nor has there been any other for two years past
and it is well known to be an out an out Fremont
paper The names of Fremont and Dayton have
been at the head of our paper ever since they were
nomnated--but no kind of an electoral ticket has
yet appeared in our columns.
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The Greatest Sell Yet.

During the late Convention of the Demo
cratic party at Dayton, some wag telegraphed
to the Louisville Democrat as follows:
100000 Patriots I'm COuncIIH-A Demo-
cratic Free state RaIly!-rhe largest
AssembInge in Americ0!-An ohio
Turnout!
Especial Dispatch, by the House Line to the Democrat
DAYTON, O., Sept. II, 1856.
The greatest Democratic Convention ever
assembled in the United States is being held
here to-day Over one hundred and sixty
thousand strangers are here, and there are So
600 persons in the procession alone. The
whole western portion of our State has turned
ont en- aadSSe, There are five stands erected,
and speakers holding forth on each. Much en-
thusasm prevails. The great arch is one of
the largest and best ever erected in the Unit
ed States There is no doubt from this demon
stration but that the State will give its electo
raj vote for Buchanan.
We had thought that the republican party
were enabled to get up little the greatest
blow, but we are satisfied that the democrats
lean take the corn" One hundred and sixty
thousand patriots in council, and eighty thor"
sand patriots in the procession! Why, Mr..
Dem crat, there are not $4,000 Demo
Gratis in The State, and the probability is, that
by the 4th of November next, there will not
be more than two-thirds of that number. We
must say that the above out Herods Herod
aud actually exceeds all the bloviation we
have ever heard in relation 10 a pubic meet
ing Cincinnati Times.
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JOHN VAN BUREN-The Hon. John Van Buren,
is at the West, doing good service in the cause
He spoke at an immense meeting of the Democracy
st Chicago, Illinois, on Friday last. Illinois is one
of the safest States in the Union for Buchanan and
Breckenridge. The Democracy are alive and la
boring with zeal worthy of the great object in which
they engaged.
We copy the above paragraph from the WASH
ington Star. The Washington Organ thus notices
it -
What farce is this sham Democracy Of John
Van Buren, and his father-Churchill c. Gambler
leng and John Cochrane-JOhn A. Dix, and Thos
II. Benton, all Of whom with their associates, have
stunk in the nostrils of the Southern Democracy
for years past-lhese men, on the very instant
that James Buchanan became the nominee of this
sham Democracy, turned up as The leaders of his
party; they stumping the country in behalf of
Buchanan! There is some Notwithstanding
more than appears upon the surface in the fact that
the nomination OF Buchanan was concession to
the FreesOil Democracy OF the North
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Brown and IIarris-T riumph of Gov.
Brown.

Yesterday was intensely political in orr city.
Brown aud Harris, the big guns OF the two
parties, entertained a great crowd at Odd Fell
lows Hall. Gen. Harris opened the debate in
a speech Of about two hours 10 length. He is
a man of decided ability, courteous and digni-
fed in his bearing. But his arguments are
those to be seen any day in the Ssg.nicht pa
pers. We were sorry to see that he made no
distinction between the seven or eight Fillmore
members Of the House Of Representatives, and
the Back Republican members, but classed
them together under the designation of Know
Nothings, aud holds the American party res
ponsible for all their rascalities. He has poor
opinion of Mr.. Fillmore, of course he has.
Ex-Gov Neil S. Brown followed in reply.
Every body has heard of him. Well, he spoke
Just as an American would expect Neill s.
Brown 70 speak. His theme was the Union
the Union Forever. He was eloquent, power
full, humorous, triumphant, as the constantly
increasing audience and the thunders of ap-
pause Enthusiastically attested. Mr.. Harris ar
guments were met and overthrown without an
effort, while lie crowned every such overthrow
with some sally of wit that brought down the
house. During Gov. Browns speech he utter
ed sentiments that ought to live in marble or
brass lie Is one of the strongest and best
men Of the Soujh-honeSt, fearless, bold, elo-
quent and overwhelming. Upon the whole,
the discussion vest, rdsy was n triumph for the
Americans but each party, it is but Justice to
say, was well pleased with its champion
Mem. Eng, Sept. %.