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Communicated.
POLITICS OF OHIO-PROsPECTs OF THE DEMO.
CRATIC PARTY IN THE CONGRESSIONAL AND
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS IN 1856.

Mr. EDITOR: know that the impression prevails widely
among democratic friends Of other States that however
sound the democracy of Ohio in their political views
they are wofully in the minority and the State is past
redemption and may be quietly handed to the
troll of the abolition faction
II Il admitted that the Ohio members of this Congress
returned by overwhelming majority majority
that any ordinary state of affairs might be regarded
determining the politics of the State for many years
The aggregate of all these majorties S0573
notes.-the democratic candidates receiving lO5bs3
and the opposition l56 votes say the Opposition
for in that contest the party conended against the whig
party the nothngs and the aboltionists combined
aided by the moral influence which had been given to
that side by wohirds Of representatives elected as
democrats voting against the Nebraska Kansas bill in the
early part Of the year. Having voted against IT. Of
when they returned home they defended apoogized for
their course and thus contributed their influence in favor
Of the opposition candidates.
In 1855 the democratic party in vote Of polled
lsl ole Chase (abolitonis receiving l467O and Trim
BILE (whig) 24276 votes Here in year. appears gain
Of 26436 by the democracy and loss Of 80 $3.50 by the
fusion party Should another year have had like favor
able effect in bringing back TO just opinions Ohio
will vote for Buchanan in November. I do not claim
this but do claim that the democracy far stronger
than last year. and that the Fremonters will never show
more strength than they had in 1855.
The vote poed last year for Chase secured by
alliance and fusion with the know-nohings-Ford being
the know-nothng candidate for lieutenant governor and
many voted the Chase ticket as matter of party duty
and because the nomination had been agreed by the
leaders Of the abolition and nothing parties who
will not cast black-repubican vote for President but
may possibly vote for republican know-nothing
abolitonist for Congress
In regard to the moral effect Of the October election
the presidential contest in Ohio and other States thi,
condition of things should be remembered and friends
should despair of Ohio Instead Of depairing they
should encourage and aid In the October contest AS
have said FIRST members Of the lower house win be gain
ed-more in number probably than the entire delegations Of
two three small States Second the result is TO have
great influence in Ohio and other States in November
II probably not known excepting to few careful cal
cuato that in 1855 the democratic for governor
had plurality the republican candidate in
gressiona districts Let spread out the results in de-
tail in those districts for 1854 and 1885, 1.-THE first
and second districts comprising the county Of Hamilton
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LoTTE-
RIES OF MARYLAND.

The following numbers OF the Grand
Lottery OF Maryland for the benefit Of susquehanna
&C.. class 81, drawn August "a, 1886:
AZ 30 40 rs 70 . 70 8 7 20 81 80 81 co %
The following are the drawn numbers Patapsco institute
Lottery, class 400, drawn August 20, 1856
10 "a 40 8 80 IS 30 II 30 40 8 5
The following the numbers Of the Maryland Conso
dated Lottery or the benefit OF Carroll County, hc.
drawn August %, 1885,
81 GO 60 I 70 IS SO CO % II 20 80 ls 90
The following the Of Pstapsco Institute
Lottery class 2al, drawn Angus, 70, 1855
20 46 l3 II 20 I 10 GO CO 81 Sc Al
r. FRANCE Co., Manager
y. NJ McPHItL, Commissioner
Aug 30-lt
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Form B.

Know all persons by these pre- sens that has released
and hereby releases the State OF Texas from all liability
claim for The payment of certificate evidence OF
Der for the sum Of -, issued by the late republic
Texas Cor by the authorities Of the State Of Texas
be redeemed by The United
visiDns Of Of Congress- entitled provide for tie
OF such creditors republic Of
pretended in the act Of Congress of September nne
bred and Any," approved 2eth February an act
Of the OF Texas approved the LIST Of February,
As witness my hand and seal,
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New YoRK, Aug. 3O.-Three new of yellow few
reported at Clifton, Staten Island There have be
eight deaths from the disease among the United Stat
troops on Governors Island
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Let the reader add subtract and these figures my
only remark being that the democracy feel confident of
carrying four Of these districts and expect to carry
others-sx.
We invite consideration also to the chances for the
for the democratic nominees in four other districts
viz
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Mr. Brooke at Home.

COLUMBIA, Is. Co. Aug. 29.There was large meeting
here tonight to welcome Hon. Preston 8. Brooks The
presented him with silver pitcher cane and other
testimonials of appreciation Mr. Brooks responded at length
Much enthusiasm was manifested.
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Destructive Fire IN New York.

New YoRK, Aug. So.-The Latting Observatory, and
twenty other buildings the vicinity Of Forty street.
destroyed by fire at early hour this morning The
Crystal Palace fire several times, but not ma
teriallY damaged.
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Aug 9S-dlw

NEORGETOWN COLLEGE, ID. C.-studies will be re
VI sumed in this institution on Monday September fs
u. A. MAGUlRE,
AugA-dlw President
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cEAL PROPOSALS Will be received by the Soc
d Treasury in the city of Washington until the 2
September suitable site, not less han one hundred
hundred feet for the and post once
Georgetown, DC ~ ,,,,,,
Aug 3O-tlasep Secretary OF the Treasury
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Misses Rockers English and French BOardin,
and Day School for Young Ladies,

AGA E street, tctupeen Sirth and Seuenh
THE Of this institution will be resumed Monday Sep
TENDER principals aided by accomplished profess
and the instruction Is thorough and systematic
obtained bookstores and the seminary
Aup
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Form a.

Know all by these that has released
AID hereby releases, the United further
liability for the Of certificate evidence
number for the sum Of g issued by the late republic
by the autrcs may
redeemed by the United with the
provisions OF Congress, entitled An provide the
payment of UGH creditors the late republic Of
pre in the act Of Congress Of September nin
iy approved the slh day OF February
Of Texas approved the LIST February, 1855
As my hand and
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Is Y Il II l. Il g r. A u III
Lnfer fro1n Nicara1ua
Yeloto Fever near Neto York

New YoRK, Aug. 30.The steamship Cahawba, from San
JUAN is below, with later intelligence from Nicaragua
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Academy Of the visitation, GEORGETOWN, d. c.

Academy Of the Visitation, Georgetown, ID. c.
THE Of this institution will be resumed Monday
Let Of September. The for board and tuition
washing mending doctors fees &c, for the scholastic year.
sls5.
Music drawing painting end the languages form charges
For further particulars application be made the drecess
Of this institution
Aug 3l-dlth2tw
SCHOOL BOOKS Of all the kinds N
y trct the also, books PENS
drawing books and everything requisite for the
bookstore OF
GRAY h BALLANTYNE,
Aug 3O-eod6t 49e Seventh street
gCHOOL BOOKsAn the books in public schools
- and academies the District Columbia supplied
prices Also requisite school stationery equally cheap
TAYLOR MhURY's
Aug 30 Book and Stationery 9th
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SAoRlLEaE-The Memorial Church, on the of Wa
verify Place and Hammond street. New York city, Sun
day morning entered and robbed Of the handsome and
costly desk Bible, douby priced as being gift and me-
mortal
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Honorary DEaREE-The University of Indiana, at its
recent commencement conferred the degree of LII D.
the Rev. Abel Stevens editor of the Christian Advocate
and journal.
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hats style, IsB6-we introduce day Beebes and
III fashionable fall style dress hats for gentlemen.
Those in solicited 10 call At
GEO H. D. WHITE CO.,
Hat and Gap and Gents Furnishing Store,
Aug 3O-eod2wif 332 Pa ay., between 9th and 10Th
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Frederick Academy of the Visitation, ID. V. M .
for Young Ladies.
United States Patent once,

Washington, August 10, 1856.
IN the petition Sherwood Washington county, New
York praying extension OF granted him
the December 1884, for Improvement "door ockF
for years expiration of said PATENT which takes
place on the I7th day OF December, 1856
petition be heard the Patent Once
Monday LIST Of December 70 o'clock and all
notified appear and show they have why
said petition ought not TO be granted.
opposing the extension required file in the Patent
Office specially writing
days the day Of hearing all testimony filed by either
said hearing be taken transmitted
cordance rules Of the Office. which will be furnished
application.
viii be closed the 2l OF November
dispositions, other papers relied upon testimony
filed Oice before the morning OF that
ments, IL any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered this notice be published In the Union Inc
Fencer Evening Star Washington D. c.. Republican, Ba
Pennsylvania Philadelphia Day Book, New York and
Post PltsburV, a for
vious TO OF December neIt, the day ofhsarinR
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
s-Editors papers copy and send
bills Patent Once, with paper containing this notice
AnoQ
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Notice to Holders OF California War Bonds.

Notice to Holders OF California War Bonds.
NOTICE holders OF bonds issued by the
California OF incurred in the
pession III Indian indemnify the
which appropriation made by act Of Congress
1854 for which further made
by act Congress, approved August 49, 1885, that said bond
known War Bonds of the State of California with the
coupons attached he presented the commissioners
pointed by Of California settle the their Office
the before the first of September
ne payment which date all interest said bonds will
be stopped. - - -
JAMES w. DENVER,
SAMUEL u. SMITH,
Commissioners California War Debt.
j. 2. PHELAN, Clerk
AueQ i'm
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THREE INCHES OF SNOW Il AUGUsT-An exchange learns
from letter from Gorham New Hampshire of the 27th
inst that the depth of three inches then
Mount Washington and other peaks in that vicinity On
Tuesday the mercury Mount Washington at 81 de-
grees.
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Mhs snUTHM onTm,s Ner work.-RerlhnlIon. la Tnle

M h>s. soUTHWOHTH's New work.-Reribulon; A Talc
wi Of Passion by Mrs souhworth Paper 81 cloth, o. rs.
The Angel n The EspousalS. Price, rs
History Of The American Union by Henry
Reed. 70 cents
ManGuving by Miss Edewotth rs cents.
Vivian by "
Ennul; BY
The Absenteei by
Harry ogiivie or, The Black Dragons 50 cents.
Irvings Life OF Waslngion--vol,o limo edition. 81
Emersnns New BOok-EnRish Traits. a..
Just published, and for sale
TAYLOR h MAURYS
AusT Bookstore near 9th street
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THE UndersiRned, for several years past official
translator TO The Department State respectfully tenders his
services public for the prosecution of claims agant
foreign foreign especial
y Spanish French Portuguese and Italian Gentlemen engaged
in the otheT
wise and requiring faithful reliable of legal
ments such grants laws DEGREES, &c. will find in
the fidelity the
diomac and technical phrases which long practice
alone can rive the Union DESTROYS obtain
accurate foreign books literary legal will find
their interest apply undersigned rely upon their
orders being promptly and satisfactorily executed.
For further particulars apply 10 = =
- L, FITZGERALD TASISTRO
$50 street, between 10Th llth Washington city, D. c.
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Ice.
lust received per schooner Edward sadc hundred
j sixty five tons pure Boston ice.
L. J. MIDDLETON,
Office and Depot Of r Twelfth streets.
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National Theatre.
MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER l. 1856
Second appearance Of
MRS. LIZZIE WESTON DAVENPORT
Mr.. A. II. DAVENPORT,
And appearance, his visit Europe Of the popular
dian,
Mr.. JOSEPH JEFFERSON
In Dion BourcIcaults fine comedy, in 1--WE acts, OF
LONDON ASSURANCE,
And the fayorits farce OF
THE EToN hoy.
For particulars small bills.
Aug 3O-lt
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Law Partnership.
r, ]. WALKER

r. J. WALKER. l.. JANIN
ID oBERT J. WALKER LOUIS JANIN have formed parlr
IL nershp for the and trial Of In the Supreme
Coun Of The United States and in tho Court Of Claims Addros
Washington City, u. q, Jan 2-eoduff
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.

THE of this institution will Wcdnts
September. Students will be examined for
Monday Tuesday previous Application should
made to the president.
preparatory department will open the 10Th Of September
Apply for admttauee to Mr. Qunche, the principal.
Aug 3O-2aw4v s. PRENTtss, Registrar.
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DATEST HOOP sFSiRTs-The ladies hereby respect
fully informed that have lot
popular skirts additional supply French aconr
French bereges Of beautiful Styles which will be
| reduced prices
July 26-eod6uf HoOE, BRO, co.
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THE Misses HnwIey's French and English ~ lard :
ing Day reopen Monday September 22d
Pennsylvania avenue, between l7h and Isth Streets
Aug 30-eod3w
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CARD-In consequence o the death Of Of tho partners
IL fm OF H. r. Loudon Co.. merchant taiors Of this city
the business will be closed and all indebted to the above
respectfully the the old
which will under the former a H.
branches formerly The undersigned will always keep
the Of merchandise apperainng
business ale including the best quality Of military articles for the
and They respectfully thank friends and the
generally for liberal patronage they have received
happy have pleasure the continuance Of the
II. 2. LOUDON 4 co,
Aug o0-eoG Merchant Tailors under Browns Hotel
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United States Mail.
DELAWARE AND MARYLAND.

PosT OFTICE DEPARTMENT,
August 90 1885.
PROPOSALS for carrying the United States mails
Der 1885, the 30h OF June, 1860 the following
specified will be received the
Ace OF Office Department. the Of Washington
a. Of the LIST Of October 1885, be decided
day
the Smyrna Station railroad
Kenton, TempleVie, and Greensboro, Hisboro,
about IS miles and back, daily except Sunday in
horse coaches
Bidders will propose a schedule which will
railroad both with the mail
1917, at Hilssoro.
NOTE.
Proposals guaranteed by responsible persons
the postmaster Smyrna Dover, Greensboro
boro Denton and with approved suetes
the successful bidder before s Of
Bids should addressed "Second
General" .uperscbed "Proposals for No. 1919"
form Of bid guarantee and certificate for
requirements kc pamphlet advertisement
Delaware Maryland Pennsylvania, and New Jersey dated January
the l0h 1885, which will be found with postmaers
named who will also furnish blank proposals wishing
bid
Aug 3o-lsw4w Postmaster General.
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CAMP MEErING.-A camp meeting of the Methodist Epis
copa Church is going on in grove in Fairfax coun
ty, Virginia. Mr. Gibsons land the Leesburg turn
pike road about fourteen miles from town. large mum
Der are in attendance
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CENTRAL ONO RAnRoAD.-The annual election for drec-
tors Of this road was held GAINESVILLE Tuesday The
old board reelected without opposition Chauncey
Brooks esq, of Baltimore, is one of the number. The
board subsequently reoganzed by choosing all its former
officers The GAINESVILLE Courier says the report of the pres
ident satisfactory 1t clearly showed that the road
in a prosperous condition and rapidly gaining bust
The opposition to has almost entirely ceased and
expected that its future will realize the highest anic
patton of its friends.
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THE sHAKrRs.-A New York exchange says:

The oHAkkRs1-A Now lofK e1chhnRe sAy5.
The number of Shaker societies in this country Is
eighteen located in different States There none
in any foreign country. The denomination founded
through the fundamentally of female Ann Lee who
born in 1885, She introduced, she believed, into
the spirit world and received communications from Christ
and Moses from whom she received instruction in regard
TO the principles of the dspensaons which they have ush
cred in The Shakers hold that there have been four dis
pensatons Of God TO mantle first beginning with Adam
and extending to Abraham the second extending from
Abraham to Jesus the third from Jesus to Ann Lee and
from Ann Lee onward The first society established
in 1892, Albany"
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The outstanding evidences Of Debt Of the r.
public NJ Texas be specified by department.
Aug 22-dinlsIIan
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DESCENT uroS A MODEL ARTIST ESTABLISHMENT,
AND CAPTURE or the FEMALES by TEE POLICE.
On Friday night Sergeant Lenerts and officer McPher.
son. Of the Chefs ONCE proceeded to the model artist
establishment, No. l27 Grand street. near broadway
and, having warrants from Mayor Wood for tho appre
henson Of all thoso females who exhibited themselves In
semi nude condition, proceeded 10 work vigorously and
succeeded arresiipg OF The model young women
who brought down 10 the Mayors Office yesterday
morn NJ for examination There they voluntarily made
statement 10 the effect that they had been employed 10
exhibit themselves, and were compelled from poverty
TO employ ment 10 the above establishment They
gave their names as folows--
sarah Jane Tipnegan eighteen years old, native OF
New York, residing ct No. 80 Mulberry street.
Caiharine Cro,iy, Of No ~ Mott street.
Ellen Belle, Of i34 Mulberry street, native Of New
Anna Waterman Of AIS Grand street. native Of oswe-
Mary Livingston, sged 10 years, . native Of New
York.
julia Fnplsan, IS years old, native Of New York,
aiding al 80 Mulberry street.
A the prisoners held 70 bail, each IN the sum or
$780, for their future good behavior The proprctors Of
the museum were not arrested.
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The indications that, navigation shall keep open
late uaua and interruption occur, the business
Of the viii nearly quite equal that Of last year.
The Lehgh Valley Railroad has carried thus far l26
tons, which than makes up the deficiency the
Iehgh Canal The receipts OF the Lehigh Valley Rail.
road for the month Of September, ut exclusive Of tho
mai, amounted 10 $50, 500 rs.
The Lake Superior Aer OF Oc g. contains the follow
ing relative to the principal companies Of that region
kinnaeia Aiss This mine produced 3o9,73 lbs OF
copper In August Product for September not ascer
tanned
90, All bs., with the prospect OF considerable In
crease in September. Several masses will be AMI
No,ioaoi Ane This mine yielded liz tons 10 August
and Is now looking very well and viii steadily increase
Tc CIR and YiEaeoa yielded each the same quantity
OF copper in August, to W.T. little over ibsf tons each
Tae Ssisfe AID F'ia see pushing tier operations
In fact; all these mines above mentioned about the
same thing on the same VEINS and likely 70 achieve the
NcJgrstt Niae,-The prospects at this niue are evil.
IDENTITY good ard improving; large amour, work has
been done since May IN fact We wore surprised 70
lice The rapid progress made, aud the quantity Of rock
he RoycI 1,ne-rhis mine produced about 10 tons of
hosting engine on the sc,n 81, hey would have rSn
ming In two days. One man slightly scalted.
The Cumberland crRiaa Of the 18th has the following
inform alton in relation to tho coal trade
The Cumberland coal trade for the month OF Septem-
Der, wn quito a'ge, considering the m,uy difficulties
arising 10 anal navigation; for The month the Baltimore
ohio Railroad transported tsns the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal IL 22s tons; making In ALL es0T tons,
which, at 81 ton the average prce paid at tde water
amounts 10 slbs, o2s-mors than quarter million.
The shipments for tho wcck ending os,ober II,
follows
shipped over the Cumberland Coal and Iron Company's
Railroad o. s5s 10 tons; the Cumberland aud Penn
syvania Railroad 265l tons. Total from frostburg
region for the week. $50 10 TONS For the ending
October z, over the Georges Creek Coal AMI Iron Com
psry's Railroad, e,1bs IL tons. Over the Hampshire
Coal and iron Compsny's Railroad, 765 IL tons Total
from sernport region, so2i 90 tons Total from
both regions by railroad for the WEEKS respectively
toned, II, 23o2 by canal zoo l3-icsener 1tsii o..
For the ear commencing January l. b35 os5 o. There
60 boats descended the canal for the week carrying
ZOO IL tons OF coal.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


SAIthDANl UCt, IB--W 7. u.
The stock market does not exhibit much chang to-day
The transactions have become much reduced and pric
are gradually settling back 10 the loves, points Illinois
Central and Reading Tell OF per esch a, the rs;
board Michigan Central and Panama advanced !, each.
There business Of importance any Of the lead
ing railroad stocks. The bears disposed TO PIT out
contracts, bu, there buyers. Most Of the balls
are allied up either with stocks contracts and anxious
~ waiting bf an opportunity TO realize.
AZ the second board there was no change Of come
quence in the market The operations wee 10 a very
limited extent Residing advanced 1. per ceni; Erie :.
There was sale Of Ia Crosse and Milwaukee, at 81 Der
cent decline Of per cent on the morning quotations.
The Assistant Treasurer reports the operations this week
49, nllowe.