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Daily American organ., 1856-09-05

"SAG NIcHT BRAGGNG. "A gentleman by the
name of Lumpkin, of Washington, some days
since, offered to bet any man that Mr. Fillmore
would not get State in the Union. He hoped
that the bet would not be taken, as a matter of
course, for two reasons: first, he did not wish to
lose his money and, secondly, he hoped to be
able to say he had "bluffed" the American party
This was not in store for him, however. A gen
tleman of Baltimore, by the name of Roberts, told
our blufing gentleman that he would take the bet
ard put up forfeit of twenty dollars, until Sep
tember lst, and it was acceded to.
Mr.. R. accordingly placed the balance in the
Stockholders hands, when, lol and behold our
Sag Nicht friend said he would not bet, and de-
manded return of his money, which, to quiet him,
was given to him.
This is the way that these bluling, Dragging
Sag NIGHTS do. They make as much "noise as
pig under gate" to bet, aud when their PROPOSE
tions are acceded to- they decline to toe the mark
--AmericdR Democrat.
Daily American organ., 1856-09-05
Later from Kansas.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 4.-Kansas advices of August
29th have been received. Fifteen hundred men
under Atchison had made preparations to attack
Lawrence on the first of September. The free
State forces, numbering 1900 to 1900 men, had
established themselves there
Daily American organ., 1856-09-05

A Buchanan paper, speaking of the German
vote, says:
eve wish the Dutch were in Holland, and Hol
land in hell"
This editor perfectly agrees with his party as to
where the Dutch should go-the only difference is
that, unlike his party, he wishes the Dutch to take
Holland along with them instead of America
Louisville Journal
Daily American organ., 1856-09-05
Another Convert to American Principles,
TO the Editors Of the Louisville Journal !;
SPRINGFIELD, KY, Aug. %, 1856.

NPKINGFIELD, NY, Aug. Y, 1906.
GENTLEMEN: | am happy to announce to you
the fact that Levy Thurman, the Democratic Coun-
ty Elcctor for this (Washington) county, has de-
clned acting any longer in that capacity. lie de-
cares his intention to vote for Fillmore. He says
he has changed for the sake Of principle, and shall
support Mr.. Fillmore on account of bis Native
American principles; that these principles should
and must prevail that they lie at the very found
alton Of political safety. Mr.. Thurman, like thou
sands Of other intelligent oldline Democrats, loves
his country more than party names.
Daily American organ., 1856-09-05

The people of New Berne, N. O., without distinc-
tion of party, recently, through committee ap-
pointed for that purpose, rendered the Hon. Ed
ward Stanly, now of California, but at present on
visit to his native State, public dinner, as a
tribute of regard and respect Mr. Stanly, in a
feeling manner, declines the proffered honor, and
returns grateful acknowledgment for the com.
plment bestowed.
Daily American organ., 1856-09-05

The hateHigencer having announced its determi-
nation TO stand aoof in the approaching Presidcn-
tal election, the Alexandra Gazette remarks as
follows:
We regret the course the I,atelligenccr has
concluded to pursue, because we think that not
withstanding Mr.. Fillmore is the nominee of the
American party (the objection the h,tolligencer
urges) yet he entertains the same opinions in rela-
ton to the system OF general government that he
did when President; which opinions were then,
and are now, fully sustained by that paper and the
Wing party He has already been endorsed by the
Wings Of many Of the States, and will, most prob
ably receive the nomination. certainly the endorse
ment, Of the Whig Convention, which meets in
Baltimore on the 18th instant. Entertaining its
present views, the EntelEgencer cannot support
Mr.. buchanan. 1t deplores the existence of the
Republican party, and a0iU not support its leader
because, in addition to his sectional leanings he
is Democrat in general politics, and thout that
experience in public affairs which affords guar
antee of his administrative talents Looking at
the subject in the light the Inteliigencer presents
it. we cannot see why, in justice to its own course,
and for the sake Of the Whig party, whose princi-
Piles it desires so much to see predominant for the
sake of harmony and peace for the sake of aay-
ing sectional strife, and bringing about good feel
ing, between the North and South, it cannot sup
port hr. Filmorc-the man who most nearly coin
cides with its own opinions, and who, in our iudg-
ment, if elected, will bring peace and prosperity
again to our beloved country, and make us united
and happy people,"
Daily American organ., 1856-09-05
NcD HAMPSHIRE Democratic Convention.

CONCORD, Sept. 4.-The Democratic State Con-
vention met here to-day, and was largely attended.
Hon. John S. Wells was nominated by accanlation
for Governor, and Mark Noble for Canal Commits
sioner Presidential electors were also nominated.
Daily American organ., 1856-09-05

Hen PRICE OF LAND-Mr N. P. Causin, of the
Interior Department, recently sold his farm in the
District at $500 per acre-reserving the house and
a small piece of ground for himself
The sum of $685. 900 has been offered for place
near the Military Asylum, for which only $4,000
were paid few years since.
Daily American organ., 1856-09-05

presides over all with grace and skill. welcoming
her guests with the same bright smile which 30
charms as in the concert room.
Daily American organ., 1856-09-05

The New York Citizen, an Irish weekly journal,
says, speaking Of Frenonts Romanism
That he was Catholic, seems to be beyond
the shadow of doubt"
This, from Catholic paper, is pretty conclusive
Daily American organ., 1856-09-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Daliey's Magical Pain Extractor.--
There has been discovery made In Matera MedIc
whereby pain be quickly aayed and where parts
In high state Of inflammation be rapidly reduced
to their natural sate where wounds sores can be
so thoroughly and rapidly healed decayed parts re-
stored, without either defect, than with DALLEYs
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
In Cuts Wounds, sprains, and Bruises Casualties to
which children are constantly subject the action Of the
genuine Daley's Pain Extractor is ever the same How
much pain and suffering may not thus be prevented More
over life itself often dependent having at hand the
genuine Daley Extractor, and for particulars of which
respectfully refer to my printed pamphlets for the truth Of
which hold myself responsible. =
No case of burns and scald, matter how vere has
yet any instance resisted the alpowerfu pain
subduing, and healing qualities Of the Daley's Pain Ex-
tractor.
No Pain Extractor genuine unless the has upon s
steel plate engraved LABEL with the signatures Of o. "
Clickener Co., propretors and Henry Daley, manuac
turer. Price 25 cents per box.
*+* All orders should be addressed to
G. v. CLICKENER & CO.,
81, Barclay street, New York
For sale by Charles Stott and Narn Palmer and all
Druggists ap S-eod
Daily American organ., 1856-09-05

JOHN VAN ARNUM, landlord of the Troy House.
died on Wednesday after a brief illness. BY his
energy and tact he had elevated the Troy House
to that of the irstclass of hotels
Daily American organ., 1856-09-05

HARVARD UNIyERsITY.-The class which has just
entered, numbers one hundred and twenty.sx, the
best class that ever entered that University
Daily American organ., 1856-09-05
MARRIED.

On the I'd instant by the Rev s. Register, TY-
LER S0UTHALL to SOPHIA R0EMMELE, all of
this city.
In this city, on Thursday, the 4th instant by the
Rev. James g. Petty, Mr.. VIM. BIRCH to Mrs. VIR-
GINA REDMAN
Daily American organ., 1856-09-05

sB LII lloWay's Ointment.-The dry
eruptons SO annoying to many aged persons well
boils ringworm scald head fever sores bruises and all
external inflammation, whether the accident or OF
disease heal rapidly under the application OF this Ointment
Sold at the manufactures, No. 80, Maiden Lane, New
York. and No. 2df Strand, London by all druggists al
70 cents, 62H CENTS and 81 per pot. sep 8
Daily American organ., 1856-09-05

MORE PRooF.-The Boston Pilot, one of the
leading Papal organs in the country, before the
nomination of Col. Fremont, rejoiced in the pross
pect of his nomination, and held it up as victory
over the defenders of American Professionalism.
Hear what it says:
If Fremont is nominated, we shall see the
strange sight of this nti-Catholic, dark lantern,
oath-bound party nominating Catholic, and the
son OF foreigner for the highest Office in the gift
of the people! For Catholic to be put into the
Presidential chair by the party whose only creed is
hatred and persecution of Catholicity, will be in
the worlds history like England restoring Pope
Plus VII to Rome, proof that governments and
parties are unwilling Instruments in Gods hands to
as he will"
Here, then is the glory of Roman Catholicism
manifested before the nomination of Col. Fremont,
in most vindictive strain against the American
party and the interests they protect, and we pre-
sumo that Popery spoke forth all its soul in the
above paragraph.
Daily American organ., 1856-09-05

CANT SUPPORT BUcX.-G. w. Gayle, distin-
guishcd Democrat of Alabama, cannot be induced
to support Buck. He takes neutral ground
Daily American organ., 1856-09-05

Hon. Oscar F. Moore, the able representative
from the Chilicothe district, Ohio, has been renom-
mated by acclamation
Daily American organ., 1856-09-05

REcANTATIoN,-The Brandon Miss Republican
publishes the following letter. There hundreds
in the State who will do like the writer, even if
they do not make their intention public:
AUGUST, 10, 1885,
EDITOR OF THEREPuBLIcANA-Dear Sir desire
through your paper to announce my determination
of voting next November for Fillmore and Donel-
son, | am just as good Democrat and a little
better than have ever been before, but cannot
cast my vote for Buchanan and Breckenridge, for
believe they are no more jackson Democrats than
darkness is light.
we ever had since Washington, and believe every
Southern man ought to vote for him.
Yours, &C., JESSE NJ MILLER.
Daily American organ., 1856-09-05

1t is mortifying (says the Natchez Courier) TO
see how the Republicans gloat over the election to
Congress of Mr.. Blair, Free-soilcr, elected from
slaycholding State, and how they herald his sue
cess as the entering wedge.
Notifying as is the result it is well to notice
that the Buchanan Democracy did it. Yes; the
very Democracy that are all the while appealing
to Mr. Fillmores friends to rally upon their nom
inee in order to beat Fremont; who are all the
while saying, Fillmore has no chance, therefore,
support Buchanan" That very Democracy threw
away over a couple of thousand-of votes upon
Mr. Reynolds, who had no possible chance Of sue
cess rather than vote for Mr.. Kennett an able and
intelligent American, when FIVE hundred votes
more would have elected him. They were warncd
IN time, and entreatcd; but they preferred the su.-
cess Of a Republican, supported upon Freesoil
Daily American organ., 1856-09-05

TENNEssEE.-The Memphis Eagle remarks -
We have glorious corps of Fillmore Electors in
Tennessee, and from every part of the State we
hear how galanty and how well they bear our glo
rious American banner. We have not room for
all the accounts that reach us of their triumphs
but we can in general terms, inform our friends in
every quarter, that our orators have the inside
track and will win the election in November in
spite of every opposition. The course of Governor
Jones, so far from weakening US, has driven every
American into the fight Tennessee will vote for
Fillmore beyond any doubt. We have the majori-
ty and we intend to keep it."
Daily American organ., 1856-09-05

and foreign grounds, to the election Of any Ameri
can and friend of Mr.. Fillmore; and in this way
Missouri has the honor of Free.soil Representa-
tive.
Let the Democracy, in very shame, cease from
asking Fillmore man to vote for their nominee
Mademoisele Fouquier- -Tinville, daughter of the
Attorney General of Robespierre, Fouquier-Tin-
vile, one of the most sadly celebrated actors in
the great drama Of the Revolution, has just died
at Paris, at the age Of rs. She has always been
woman of note, and an object Of reverence for
historians and writer's who sought her society for
the information she could give She had never
married, and for several years before her death
was completely blind.
Daily American organ., 1856-09-05
sBROPOsALs will be received DIV the

HBROPOSALS will be received by the
n undersigned until Tuesday, the 9th day of Sep
tember, for opening and grading Sixth street west
and Water street, from M to street south; propo-
sails TO state the price per cubic yard The surplus
earth to be deposited in the immediate neighbor-
hood under the direction of the Commissioners
JAMES ESPEY,
Commissioner of the Seventh Ward.
GEORGE MATTINGIY
JOHN VAN RESWICK
aug 20 Assistant Commissioners I
Daily American organ., 1856-09-05

NOTICE.
THSHE subscriber has purchased the well
Ill known house, southwest corner of 10th street
and Pennsylvania avenue, and has thoroughly reno
waited IT. and begs to inform the citizens and So
journers in Washington, that he is now prepared
to furnish Dinners, Suppers, &c. at the shortest no~
tice Epicureans will find all kinds of game in sea.
son. and the bars supplied with the choicest liquor $
DC Patrons will be attended to in Philadelphia yle
WIN. s. SIMPSON,
sep 4-3t 10th street and Penn. avepue
Star
Daily American organ., 1856-09-05
OFFICE OF The CONSOLIDATED
LOTTERIES OF MARYLAND.

The following are the drawn numbers of the Pa
tapsco Institute Lottery, Class No 236, drawn Sep
tember 4, 1856:
A 29 65 5 20 27 55 81 60 81 II 4 90
Daily American organ., 1856-09-05

The following are the drawn numbers of the Car
roll County Lottery, Glass No. %, drawn September
A, 1856
81 Sc l 81 % 45 5 13 35 G3 53 81 33
II. FRANCE Il co.
ID. IL. McPHAIL Commissioner. sep
Daily American organ., 1856-09-05

- N Or BlrcIay street, New York.
Druggists ap S-eod
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ARRIVALS AT THE EXCHANGE Hore.
AND BALLARD HOUSE.
WEDNESDAY, JrtT l6rn.


u MAltn, Hardy, Va CCarter, Moore a.rki.x
1ouni n Lewis, q Sou,hai,
hek Mis- Hicks and servant, Mr. Watt Walkr-
carolina shinn' MeafT, Alexandria; RsIv Frrrs-k.
u'is ss reaaleton,J Fnks Moshy, coyd wi trs
Sa9rrn and servant Va; Col G Coleman, Lon,s Blair
no~oy ady' Sehhdren and servant, Mosby Mis-. N
Jone- Cochran chaoevir, wade w.f,on P,t.rhs,s
huian Miller, Hanover; G Howard @ h Wrtxht M.
husrr' tSo Misses Hnge Srnouds
S.ta-aas staples, two Misses staples Lyeroos P.tr,sI
va alss Keller Maupn, Manpn, Ms.ss Nsupin
wG, n Mitchell psrf,y, Bait Jarvis 6rh
nglam, Northampton Gresham Brounlry N a .r,s,,.
'arneste hins and Queen; lady and ,op csroin.
fAlor Col Avery, Bronson Bronsou Primo. ,ssr..
~ ~ 80 SSse; Haer Coes- Po-hs;An webs ssrTs5t
~ hrnt Goodloe, BeaEsy, spotfsyivania hsnar
10y snd ,on Collins sehppInan, kingsley and lsdy
81 raps Harris NHshvis Tenn Johnson Gre.a.
Ee Tenn Douthat Deuthaf Charles CITY. T.~ N,..
nche stanton Va; Bill, Guy Aususf. Dr. mo. Posls
tAuiler ~ Cady sath DR. Watkins, Dover Parrou 0or
Rs9ry Irwin .d, foaI children and 'ervAn NorfoI
sweeney Taylor Mss saunders, WIsr1sbur Miller
erNsnf J kiby, Mrs Wood sou W Rdd,ek Espr.
nond 1umer Pttsyyanla Alexander Jr, MeokI-nburr
Roberts, hehnond Wright, Tsppahannock Rroan..
sraniNck Robinson Howard, PA Harris woreestsr Mas.
sees, AeeH, kodugues, Percy RsxerA M Band
sGi,h Ssnda-sos Lynch, Ia; Dr. Maben Mast<, Ame
, johnson, USA. ~
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NUMBER "A.
NEWS BY TELEaRAPH


"HiSoros, Jsly is.-The Scsais passed. tn. bin for
the Anai adjudication e the swamp land tide. In o,..
ha Mr.. Jones, Of Tenn made a speech In k,or of ~.
two million fottihcatiou bin
In the Hon'e Mr. Kei, defended south CA,o,in. fror
the ehsrges OF sumner, Burngame and others ard vim
'a'ed her Historical fame. With regard 10 hi eonDc
''on with the sumner assault he said he knew u -Ould
'e made unless sumner apolsgized but he ~. sno-.nt
o' me ''me and place. At the conclusion OF h. rr.rss
n seai' stating that his resisnstloo Rad ..
Tote been sent to the Governor Of South Caroiin.
The lihnos elecdon case was ,h,o t.k.n ~
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NAvAIl oFFfrrRs APPofVT1p

"AsHIsGros, July ls.-Ths Senate to-d., IN ....
tive session, considered the list of appointments. =, -
pis the places OF those relieved from eo,nn.,a - :,
Asuo" oil the late Naval Board After warm d.h.,.
"e appointments OF Pendsrgsst and Nicol,on. a, c.p
'a'h' we're confirmed This Is regarded a. an uc.,on
'ha' the whole list will be likewise confirmed oos-itt
standing the passage OF bin by that body, providing Coz
the restoration OF such old officers NAV pas, sr.nin.
lion before 4 new Board
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LATER FRnM KANsAS

OHiIAGo July l6-Gen. Smith arrived at Font Ls.z.n
worth on the lth inst The citizens there claimed mr.,
lection OF hun for their lives property hut Geo sn
replied that he had power aid them as the hans.
they complained of acting under color Of Ia. .0s
they mnsl apply 70 the civil court.
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EXrRADIrIoN CAsE--RicharC Netcafe House alias PA
Stanford Graves, arraned before the Chief Jus .,
ne Court oil Common Pleas AT Toronto Canada on IN.
l9th inst, under the Ashburton Extradirion Treat
charged with being defater the State Of MissssInn
in the amount OF nearly hundred thousand dollars
lie was formerly Treasurer OF that State and has lived In
Toronto Tor fifteen years After full examination bc
discharged the Judge holding that the treaty doe MOI
provide tor cases OF embezzleuient ~
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FUGITIVE SLAVE

b"sfoS, July l6.-Joseph Williams, fugitive s.,.
rou hooHe who escaped in the brig Grower which ar
n'e" here to-day, jumped overheard while the C.pt.ia
vas attempting to 'ecure him. He secured as.iu.
""'" me vigilance committee, getting wind OF the Affair
"H' OF "Hoea' corpus, and Judge Bgeo~ Is nov
hearing the There Is much e.citem.p,
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PENSACOLA AND GEoRGIA RAnRoAp-Tbs psn...o,.
GaEeite learns from reliable that the Monteomerx
and Pensacola Railroad Company propose to build The en-
Ie length OF the Pensacola and Georgia road to the Chat
improvement fund TO which the road is entitled and the
lands lately granted to the road by Concress
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NORTHERN MARKFIS

BALriNoRf, July l6.-flOur dull Wheat in sooa a.
mand- Corn brisk-~hte 65ass cts; yellow slssa ca
Ne" ioHS, July l6-Flour dropping Southern s,ar .
dard brands 1886. Wheat dull and two cents lover
Corn cent lower. Stocks dull
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LUMBER IN THE SUsouEHASSA.-A meeting Of the lun-
oermen OF Clearhed, Centre and Elk counties Pa va.
hed on the ith inst Tor the purpose of invoking ees
i've aetion to prevent the floating Of logs on the
hanna river which are not combined in RATS and ss n
prevent the erection Of booms for the soppng Of ,h
same thereby making it unsafe for RATS to run on that
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GIBHs' GALLERY
FOR PATENT
AMBR0TYPES AND pHOTOCRApUS.

fuHk SUBSCRIBER having up Of rooms In elegant
style =, corinhsn Hall, s prepared to pub
IL AMI furnish them vh superior pictures prices
The Aoroiype, being Dramatically sealed plates
nne polished gass, (by which
and b-Authe the IMPRESSION
Aed the variations long Voyages and Is the
De taken from te se Of fall t b the smallest miniature
one quarter the time Of the DAueoype They
can BE- IN light
for Pins, Iockets, and Frames, . sell as
The extreme popularity the
opposition. CouDiers upon glAs black vsrnsh
are oen sold for Ambrotpes None
ent stamp The public ved
The AnhHnrfrs GAtLKAr coaruIAs Hail. Main
ana loh p. " GIBBS.
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DEATH oy 0LD TExAx-Col Rob Wisoo kno,r, T.
Texas as honest Bob Wilson, died on the 25th uIt n.
was identified with the early struggles of that State fot
lndepenaenee He formerly represented it in the Senate
rash words used in debate but afterwards returned by hi
constituents. "' "
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THE HERBERT TRIAL

W'sHiNGToS July l6.-The conrt ba. beso .,.....
TO DAY empanneing new jury in the Herbert casa ,
e'ght have been sworn out OF twenty nine
SECOND DEsrsrcHl
"AsHiSeTos, july l6, p M.-The Who'll. iu,v IN III.
Herbert case have been empanneled.
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GOV. JOHNSON IN PENNSYLVANIA

fIrfssURG, July l6.-At Fremont and Johnson ,.,
heat'on meeting IN Aleghany cty Last night Goverao,
johnson said that If he could bs Any means snrrende,
trust reposed in hn by the Americans he would -;las
" 10 50
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hoppanu Al southampton both foing rsarn- -,h--
p.ng Po9vains losdn ssd Hsvrs adsaniase. over a,
on<r route for he' he'economy 81 time n money " -'
yAs.Aas ynnH souIzAxrTos axp ,.xsrx
sscond do. eco. -' s' 0'iooh sii"
All eers and nevspapers pas. through IN. Post om
sailing y" 'ne aAj
40 sIper.snesd sursson Is attached to each ship
." "'$n' o' P.>-~s~' APpv 70 G n. SAND,
III south William ,N-.Y York
A. HEINEKEN 90, Rrem.a
,.,- .,-rw, SkOekEf co, Southampton
yht-lylWJ wM IsF1Iy. Hsvrr
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iHF foREEsr DvoRcE CAsE.--The New York SUNDAY
Atlas makes some explanations regarding th. recent d
eion In this case IL Mr. Forests application for
new iris was denied though reference has t-,en or
ded Win reEHrd to anOuy Ou the trial before C sf
justice oakley the Judge found all the issue 100 yor of
Mrs Forrest with an ahmouy of Oon aud all the c,ts and
hercounsel fees The counsel ior Mrs Forrest
rom The decree With regard the tmouy ,uasmuch A.
nePrSed her "i al night Of power the dccease ct
Edwin Forrest a interest n an, zeal .,f.t. b ibt
acquire, provided her slimony plM This appeal th,
Court slowed aud reversed the de,on therein mad. b,
the Chief Ja-tce
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wv JACKSON n SON, 20. ---T
W. CRATE AND FGNDER MAKERs.
jySl-diy-fPl Front Q8p Rro.dv.x NJ
ppon,-cpr. =. r; Wm;LIA MS

NNhhA AafNr for Receiving and
- Tobacco Hood Se Ae, No sHocKox RicHxosD,
oeg leave 10 return his sincere public
of he very liberal patronage bestowed
connections with Messrs Booker Watkins city
eciy soeis continuance to his house In thus appear
ns On the Theatre Of business alone do with full
faithfully represented.
- '
REss TO Messr. Levi. Webb son, wadsworth Turner Co.
and John Booker, ksa, Richmond John NJ
psbnsy h! Me-rs Peters, spence Co., and MeSr
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fnlNoHE ~ OHio--A Cincinnati corr, -poudsnt oi fhs
NeN lork hSPrcrs. writing uUier dlte of fulv s,,
filmotes ALBANY speech ha. redeemed Oh1' There t,-
been The greatest change here iu pubc sentiment inc.
VI flmorcs arrival in Ne~ oft hat va ever known
even by that distinguished udiyijulf the "aliss ntb
more and D0nelzon
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N'vU-A ietter dated Key West, July 9Th. avs -
The steam frgatc Susquehanna to sea on the cath
direct Tor the Western Islands thence 10 speyzia
The Potomac will sail tomorrow either for V.r ,-, m
Pensacola All well on hoari. She has been anchored
the last week in the roadstsads ol the harbor ,Dt on w
communication has been kept up with The CITY,