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Bv JAS. c. McGUIRE. Auctioneer.
SALE OF FRAME HOUSE

L II r
l. Bakery, and Lot on the IsIand.-Byvir
tue OF deed in trust, bearing date on the 22d
August, 1854. recorded in liber j. A = No s5,
folos l4l, ct seq the subscriber will sell al pub
lie sale, on MONDAY, the ith Of August, 1855,
toy O'Clock p. m, on the premises parts Of lots
Nos "a and 25, In squsre No 500, fronting as feet
on south street, by GO feet inches on Sd street
west, with the Improvements, which consist Of a
well-built and comfortable two story frame Dwell
ling House and Bakery.
The above property is situated in rapidly i'm
proving part OF the city and offers a very favor
able opportunity to persons desiring to obtain a
residence or place Of business, or to invest
Terms OF sale: One third cash; and the bal.
anc" In 6, ard ~ months, for notes bearing
interest secured upon the property, and IL not CON-
piled with in five days after the sale the property
VIII be resold, upon one weeks notice, atthe risk
and expense Of the purchaser
All conveyancing at the expense ofthe purchas-
er- CHAS. 9. WALLACE. Trustee
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
1yll-2aw&ds Auctioneer.
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New York Markets,

New YORK, July 25.-FIour is higher; sales
Of IL 600 bbls; good State Sc. 20; superfne
Ohio $685.; standard Southern 81 go.
Wheat has advanced Ease sales of % 900
bushels; prices are irregular. Corn is firm;
sales Of 40, 900 bushels; mixed Gle.
Pork is firm; sales of 400 bbls mess $40. Is
Beef is firm; sales Of $50 bbls Chicago re-
packed sl1. Lard is firm; sales of go bbIs.,
at l2Ec
Whisky is firm; sales of 100 bbIs Ohio 3sc.
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Fillmore Ratification in New York

New YORK, July Is The Fillmore ratifca.
ton meeting last night, at the Academy Of
made by Messrs. ii. Winter Davis. OF Ma, %
of Ky.
Inc Brooklyn meeting was also very large,
anu speeches were made there by Messrs.
harris, OF Md, Marshall, Of KY, and Perrin,
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NOTICE.

tXNITHERs'S BRASS AND STRING BAND
w lately Of New York city, begs leave to in.
form the public Of Washin gt0n, 6eors etown, aud
most fashionable and appropriate Music of the
day for Pic Mics. Excursions, Balls, and Parades
on the most reasonable terms, at the shortest no.
nee, by leaving orders at Mr.. HILBUS'S Music
Depot, on Pennsylvania avenue, corner OF IIth
street, or At Mr.. WITHERS' residence No 5i5
sixth street, corner Of q, south side, the Gar
risOn.
All orders promptly attended to. il g}-lms
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N(DTICE.

GEN WALTER JONES AND CHARLES
NJ LEE JONES have removed ii cir Office to
No. sos, street, between Sd and 18th streets
Charles Lee Jones will practice in TIE Supreme
Court Of the United States and all other courts
held In the District Of Columbia. Gen. Walter
Jones, though mostly retired from general prac-
tice, will unite with him and do his best to ad-
vance the success Of clients by written statements
and arguments, and by all other needful and
proper exertions. jy 5-3m
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Financial,

NEW YORK, July 25.-Stocks are lower.
chicago and Rock Island 93i; Cumberland
Coal Company % Illinois Central shares 1861:
Michigan Southern 9st; New York Central
92t; Reading sls; Virginia SIS 93.; Missouri
6's S5t; Illinois Central bonds OH.
Startling exchange is dull at QiaQI
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, July 25.-Flour is firm and IN
changed: Howard street and Ohio (old) S. IS
New -four is much wanted, and would readily
bring 81.
Wheat is firm; good to prime reds 81 47a
81 80; good to prime whites 81 55asI.6s.
Corn is steady; white at 60a62c, yellow 6Oc.,
mixed 54a56c
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ECON MY Is THE MOT HER OF
WEALTH.

WEALTH.
THE LORD SAID, "LET THERE BE
IL light, and there was light."-The gas COM
pany says We will supply you with light hut we
will not give II to you free under four dollars per
thousand feet, according to their calculation but
not according TO what you consume. and subject
TO their arbitrary powers Of monopoly.
The subscriber, having possession of the pa,ent
right for the valuable. discovery Of the patent
Benzole gas light, Of recent discovery, has in
uoduced 1t In his store, No 47i Pennsylvan
avenue, where IL Is now on exhibition and can be
seen both day and night; also numerous testimon-
ials Of Its quantities and e iency by persons that
have tito use In almost every section OF the Uni
ted States. Ii must be seen to be appreciated
This Benzole gas machine will generate more gas
and at about one-fourth OF the cost OF coal gas,
one half less team OIL candles or any other mate
rial In use for light.
Ii will not cost over one and one fourth NJ a
dollar per thousand feet; you are not subject TO
with a BILL and II not paid your gas is shut OF .
no mistake In the metres, for there is none The
whole apparatus takes up less space and "a froe
from all noxious odors. For public and private
buildings or dwellings this new generator OF Gas
has not Its equal and for the country is invaluable
Inc suoscIDeI, now having, In connexion with
Otner gentlemen OF this city, made application 10
Congress FOR charter to form company for the
manufacture or the said machines In this CITY
ana 70 give them every attention, will have opened
al mis- store No. a4 Pennsylvania avenue, a sub
scription book for stock at ten dollars (S1O) per
snare also one at the banking house Of Messrs.
Suter, Lee Co, on 9TH street, and begs TO inform
the public In general that large portion OF the
stock being subscribed for, the books will be
clos ed Immediately on the re ept Of their charter
from Congress Capitol stock $50 ,0aO, to 60 into
operation when 20 per cent is paid In.
Stockholders to be supplied with machines at
cost JONAS p. LEVY,
iy I7-eo6t
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MARRIED.

On the 2i'h inst by the Rev. nj. Finkle. Mr..
JEREMIAH lNDERMIAUER to Miss MAR.
GARET NORRISS, all Of this city.
On Thursday, the gath instant, by the Rev. It
w. Greer, WILLIAM c. WEEDEN to Miss
MARTHA CHAMPION all OF this city.
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NOTICE TO OUR PATRONS.

WE RETURN OUR THANKS TO THOSE
w customers who have 80 promptly come for
ward and settled their accounts and to those
who still have bills remaining unsettled they are
earnestly requested to close them by 5th day Of
next month, 1t Is very important to us that all
accounts should be closed to LIST July
COLLEY e. SEARS.
jy 22-l0td 523 9TH. st = doors north Pa ay
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BY f. 8. WRIGHT, Georgetown,

~ On SATURDAY AFTERNOON next at
O'Clock, shall sell without reserve the large and
well built Carpenters shop on Prospe street sd-
joining the residence Of Mr. Jewell; to be re-
moved within ten days
Terms cash. EDW. 8. WRIGHT,
Nv 2-3t Auctioneer
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TIE WIAfHER.-0ur Georgetown friend
+" Is" again favors as with the range of the
Thermometer from Friday noon, July is, to Fri
day morning, july Is:
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c,

THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECT
Il fully inform his fiends and public, that in
order to make room for fall supplies, he will offer
his stock OF goods at greatly redu ed prices.
Dealers, Builders, usekeepers, and all others
In want Of anything in our line are assured that
we wi sell lower than can be purchased this side
OF the Atlantic cities. Jos SAVAGE,
Sign Of the Gilt Saw. Penn avenue,
jy 23-6t between 9th and 10th streets
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N Z w TO MS HOTFI
ALEYANH PJE ~

l. A.
VIE PROPRIETOR BEGSLEAyETO IN
u form his IN. nds and the pubic that
this house has just been thoroughly renova- -
ted and greatly improved and is now un -&A
surpassed by Any similar establishment in the
country either for elegance orsubstantial comfort
The Bedding and Furniture, generally are new
throughout, and Of the best kind Baths also
have been added and will be in readiness To
these grestly improved means Of administerino 20
the comfort and accommodation of his guesfe -
will always add his own unremitting erertion.
and those OF the best Assistants and Servants thai
can be had. '' 'o'
His House offers Inducements not found Else.
where TO travellers visiting the Virginia Snring
as you c N enjoy comfortable nights rest with
from Washington or Baltimore. TRAVELLERS com
70 tnls house are cautioned agains! contracting
Sten any one connected with - whaley's omni--
bus Line, " either at the Depot In Washington. OF
ndiuHore, or on beard the Steambots, as they are
Ia no way connected with Newton's Hotel. Ny
own Omnibuses and those Of " Hugh Latham"
VIII always be In readiness al the landings with
attentive porters and careful drivers, 10 convey
passengers and baggage TO the Hotel :
~ l7-eolm ALBERT. g. NEWTON.
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From Havana.

New YORK, July A.-The steamer ph;I.
delphia, from Havana, arrived to-day at quar-.
antine where she is detained owing 10 yeiIov
fever on board. She has lis passengers and
100000 in specie. The health Of the Can
tain General Of Cuba was still precarious.
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COMMUNICATED.

COMMUNICATED.
Mr.. EDITOR II observe that your George
town correspondent has had the kindness to
state that the name of the party killed in that
place, few nights since, is Simms and not
Semmes, in order to avoid mistake as to GER
tain respectable families of the latter name in
this District. He will greatly oblige the nu-
merous and respectable members of the Sinlms
family in Washington and save them much
modification if he will try his hand at a change
again. We suggest Sims or Symmes-e either
will do. The deceased is in no way related
to The SIMMs FAMILY
WASHINGTON, July "a. of Washington.
ONLY Ia cents for q correct likeness of
Buchanan, Fillmore and Fremont Sold by
the agent, A. Adamson, Seventh street, oppo.
site to the Post Office. Adhesive envelopes,
20 cents hundred. Is
Cone, why will you suffer all the ills of bed.
bugs, cockroaches, moths, ants, and every
other species of insects when Lyons Magnetic
Powder will surely rid your house Of all such
pestilence For sale at Shillington's Book
selling and Stationery Establishment, Odeon
building, corner Four-and- a-half street and
Penn avenue. TT.
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cOrOner's Verdict in the Railroad Case.

fHlLADsLpHrA, July IS The Coroner
Jury have rendered a Verdi, s,t.;hH,;..t
accident, and consequent Ioss Of life - The
criminal negligence Of Conductor Honn., 90
the excursion train, and censur;ns ~ con.
psny for defective rules. 'os com
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4 CORPORATION SrOCk.-Ss,OOOC Como
~ ration OF Washington Stock Tor sale at
feb 25-u CaUBB RROTHERs.
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TIE OTHER PARTY.-Hon. Mr. Burlingame
was arrested this morning by Officers Boss
and Allen, and required to give the same
bond for his conduct as that required of Mr..
Brooks. The amount Of security is $4,000.
Security was taken by Justice HolIingshesd,
which was given jointly by the Hon. L. D.
Campbell and Mr.. Burlingame.
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GaEAr REDUCTION IN THE FRICEo n
BONNEYSi

MTE, THE UNDERSIGNED, IN ORDER
w TO accommodate the Ladies' and TO sell .. =
out our entire stock Of summer Goods, Bon a
nets, Flowers, Ribbons, &c, come TO offer ~
to sell patent Bonnets worth Sl2 at SIS Bonnst.
worth IS to 81 90; Also, Travelling and straw
to save your money
CAROLINE PRIBRAMs DAUGHTERS
Pa avenue, bet. 10th ana 18th SITS,
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PISTOLS.

rOLT'S AND ALIENS REVOLVERS;
~ Single Barrel Pistols Of every size, quality,
and price; Percussion Caps, Shot Pouches, Pow
der Flasks, Gun Wadding, Gun Nipples, lam.
mers, Screws, Ram Rod Heads, tun Worms,
Wa1d Cutters, Nipple " renches. Main Springs
and good assortment Of Gunsmiths' materials,
for sale low by L X. LUNDY,
jy23-tr No l2S Bridge street Georoptown
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MAD. MOUNTS CONSUHPTION DIES.
TRUYER.
flNHlS INVALUABLE REMEDY CAN BE
l. had at No. 800 G street, between Eleventh
and Twelfth, south side, or at Stott's Apothecary
corner Of 9TH street and Pennsylvania avenue
References: Rev. Mr. Phelps and Rev Mr.
Register, Foundry church; and certificate from
the Rev. J. Hanson. iy 99.lm*
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OGS-SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN
stolen, have been e'ained. The AW~
owner can learn particu ars by calling arES
the ONCE OF JUSTICE BRIGGS, NAVY -
Yard, and by proving property and paying ex-
penses, get them again. jy 23-3t~
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AIR. w. HENRY PALMER's
ISl f.l.... PIANO FORTE CLASSES.
Fee Dollars Per Quarter. -
Apply at GEORGE HILBUS'S Music Denot
Pen asVivania avenue. mar IA ~
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BLACKBERRY, yENDER, Avn
- WILD CHERRY BRANDY, "a Lewis
Tor sale by JAS q saruDr
lie 2I-lw 279 ~. 49,. io,A
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knNAoD o-LE; An HISTORICAL
= noasce embracing the periods OF the Tex
as .on and the Mexican War. bY the Hon
'erS .niah Clemens, OF Alabams; price one dollar.
J jy22 FRANCk TAYLOR
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Average height Of the Thermometer in the
mornings from 18th to 25th of July, inclusive,
Note.-Friday, 18th, about 9 p. m, heavy
thunder storm, with rain, from northwest.
Thursday, oath, between and 10 q m, last
quarter of moon
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D0ACH TRAPS, MOUSE TRAPS, RAT
IL TRAPS at u. .FRANCIS'S,
jyT i90 Seventh 81.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW.
By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE BUILDINaIOT NEAR the

By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE OF NEAR the
navy Yard at Auction FRIDAY, the
the 18th instant, shall sell in front Of the prem
Ises. az o O'Clock p. m, beautiful Building Lot,
Ironting on Sth street east, between and q SITS
SOUTH, next Lot south OF Odd Fellows Hall, near
navy ard being lot No 8 I'm square No 90 IL
IL ironts I'll feet tx inches running back with
slae aney 10 30 feet alley 109 feet I inch, con-
tanning about 500 square feet
Title indisputable
Terms: One-fourth cash; balance I'm g. ~ and
Is months, for notes beoring interest nom day OF
sale. Wy -
A deed given and deed Of trust taken.
jy 1s-eodts A. GREEN, Auct
BY JAS. &. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF A SMALL
Fame House end Lot on New Jeraev
avenue, between m and streets north
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, July 18th at6x
O'Clock, on the premises, 'hall sell part Of Lot
No. 2, in square No 523, fronting Is feet on New
Jersey avenue, between NJ and streets north,
running back Ga feet inches, with the improve
ments, consisting Of a new two story frame house
containing four rooms.
Terms: One-half cash; and the residue IN
six, twelve and Gig hteen months, with interest,
satisfactorily secured.
jy 23-d JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auct'r,
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= - Ut II rVfs " EN- IO HIhIY
HORSES can be obtained by appli- ~
cation to J. PETTIBONE, No SIS, i4th ISN
street south, or to Mr.. MAGAR, Anaiostan Island.
opposite Georgetown. Plenty Of good water, and
place well secured. Terms Three dollars per
month. jy 23.eo3ts
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TIE UNION ACADEMY.
II. RICHARDS, MRS Il RICHARDS.
Prfn U. A. Prn. u. r. A
I1NHE NEXT ANNUAL SESSION OF THIS
Il Institution, and Of the UNION FEMALE
ACADEMY, will commence on MONDAY, Sep
TENDER 1, 1856. iy 23-3m
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ALEXANDRIA IrENs.-From tho Gazette of
this morning We clip the following items:
RestSnatton.-We understand thst Cant
Samuel Baker, captain of the steamer Alice
Price, has rendered his resignation to the
Board of Directors of the Potomac River
Steamboat Company. Tho Board of Directors
have not yet taken any action on the resigna.
ton.
John Cross charged with stealing sheen
FROM the farm Of j. S, Oden, in Prince Viii.
liam county, had an examination before Jus.
tices Summers and Price on Wsdnesda y even
ing, and was sent to Prince William County
Court House, to be further examined.
The Steamer Georgia from Baltimore bav-
ing in tow ten barges, arrived at this port
yesterday. The barges are to be loaded with
coal by the Cumberland Coal and Iron Com
pauy, for Trenton, N. j. Business at the
Coal Wharves is very active. A large mum
Der of vessels are arriving daily, and others
departing, loaded with coal for tho eastern
cities Fl
ARREsr.-Dink King, person we'll known
to the public of this city and county, was ar.
rested in the Navy Yard yesterday on a war
rant issued by the court. The charge We are
informed, is assault and battery with intent
to kill. King was just getting ready to leave
the district.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13

JoSs, IN, m the 9Th ist. to listen to speeches nom
Me,sr. Trumbun. Lovejoy, Lincoln Ysie' hrel'rnan'
Norton. Br~s. Residing and others. The Praf'e' "'e
IN FIRE for Fremont and Freedom.
The Republicans Of Oswego County have n'nlns
TOD Jobn g Churchill OF Oswego, for Distnc' auos
49,, I.xi. y Deyendorf OF Hasting-, Tor JUSTICE o.
Se.s;ons and Leonard Ames Of MeIlc', Tor Member "
Assembly. =. n. Summer.
,nsi,b viii not admit Of his making any puonc
.r.ecbes during the present political csnpa1gn. YIN
e ,e,nrn 70 Boston in few weeks, he wiz DC non.
I'D nv Grand reception st the Music Hall ana mar
;. III he If the mo-t corual kind there can De no
Jorb, His friends will not permit him to make any
sddr,ss on the occasion his pre- ence being Sal they I
go The preci.e character Of the evasion and the
psp of the proceedings have not yet been
on but the arrange ments are ia charge Oh -.
Who intend u at the affair shall be me " TIC
kind ever attempted here pos'o" cou,'''.
NosRoy Goa nass meeting of some 9,"o cIti,
z.ps of Mouroe ami part of Ontars counues was ngu
=, Earort on the 9th inst, which was addressed oy
Messr. Culver. Bloss, Martindse and Others ana "a
,be evening Judge Culver addressed very large aho
enthusia.tic meeting in the City OF Rochester
TIE indications in Monroe are OF the most cheSfhg
character. ..,.u -.
C.YrG, CouSrY.-A meeting OF the friends Of re-
do,n in Cs,uga County was held in Auburn on the
Evening OF sth inst. II wa large animated ADJ en-
tbusns,ic beyond precedent Judge Culver spoke ior
two and half hours. Gov Seward was prssent IN the
srdence and nn only let of from speaking on hs
nrornise 10 addr.s them some future day.
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Border-Rufhan fraud; for If we hsd carried the
Territorial Legislature, a. was our right. 81 that
we have since done would have had legal counte-
nance and sanction. We are not esteemed the
Law end Order party in Kansas, SIMPLY D.
cause " Law was wreted from our hands By IN
vasion and fraud; and we demand that Congress
shall restore TO US that Of which Pro-Slavery con-
spiracy and crime Invested us.
OF course We decline to stake the destiny OF
Kansas On the result Of some future contest. IL
the shareholders, BY reason Of the Nebrasks In
iqui.y, the Border -Ruf6an invasion, the bogus
Laws and the outrages which have closed Tue
Missouri sgainst Free-State immigration and
hunted away or killed one-hslf our settlers, should
hereafter be sble to show real msjorlty IN Man
sss. pe say That msjority YOU have giined oy un-
parsIl,'ed crimes sud vilaine', and we 90 not
reccQr ap "a right TO IMPOSE Slavery on hansas.
Nj Tiilu.ie- .c;;c- sid he s,.ejolned maafesto
c!c4.! ,.,h Il IL pIr,.'r course-they directly
repud:s,e The Tcpcka Constitution and contemplate
o lew eectoD, wherein Thus, Btloid Str1ngieilo"
Il Co. are 10 settle the destiny Of kan'as-the
Nebraska act Of folly" Mr. Fillmore terms IT,
giving them the opportunity, and the resulting acts
Of crime hay ing secured them the power 70 plan
Slavery on the grave OF the heroic Free-State party
Against any such contamination OF a g'ganNc
wrong, We shall battle to the last.
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
GREAT REPUBLICAN MEETINGS IN PENN
SYLVANIA.


S1RoI DsBuRG, Oct. 8, 1856
There was very large and enthusiastic meeting of
Republicans here to-day TO hesr Gov. Reeder. II vas
perfect success, and will have excellent effect.
HosEsDALE Oct. 9, 1856.
More 81 ten thousand of the freemen Of Pike and
WAYNE ouniies gathered a; this place to-day TO test
fy their devotion TO the cauie Of liberty. Gen. VII
son, Gov. Reeder and the Hon. David WluOt spoke
DO afternoon and evening TO immense audiences.
In the evening there WAS torchlght procession which
would have done credit TO Philadelphia or Newly ork
Abou, 2jOO men Joined in it. The enthusiasm was in
tense and the vast multitude separated with full de-
termr ation to raise the Key Stone State 10 her true
petition in the Great Republican Arch OF Freedom
which will span the continent in November.
SUsQuEHASSA, oct. 10, 1856.
TIE can for a Republican meeting here to-day ws'
responded to By three thousand people. The speakers
were Gen Wilson, the Hon. David Wilmot and the
Hon. Galushs A. Grow. II was g gathering of the
right kind and VIII produce good frua.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13

Tie Washington Union indOrses the untruths cir
culated by Senator Bger and others in the libeous
tract entitled "Infdelty and AbohtOnism." The
Endorsement only increases the number Of the liars
without affecting the cbara ter Of their lies 1t is
not only false that Wendell Phillips is an infde,
and that The Liberator Anti-Shrery St0ndard &C.,
support Fremont but The Union knows it, Its
gaIbled extracts from Garrison, Phillips, &C., of
themselves evince the fact. The Garrsonan Abo-
liionists do not support Fremont-on the contrary,
they will neither vote for him nor advise others to
do so. The PrO.Slarery Disunionists, on the other
hand, will give their votes for Buchanan, though
they avow that they will not abide the result if FIRE.
mont is elected. These are notorious truths, and
they show which is the real Disunion party That
party is about to give the vote of South Carolina
and other Slave States to Buchanan and Brecken-
ridge.