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Mn, ArcHIsoN's APrEAL TO TnE SoCrH.-
Tho Hon David Atchison has addressed All
appeal 10 Georgians, 10 aid him in making
Kansas q slave State. He calls for young
men ,csH araea, with money enough 70 sup
port them for three months. and determined to
see this lhing out" He adds. in postscript.
II was peacemaker in the difficulty recently
settled by Gov shannon. | counselled the
'Rufiaus' to forbearance; but | will never
again counsel peace" Such is a specimen Of
,,la language addressed TO the South BY the
prime mover in this whole attempt 10 force
slavery on Kansas. He does MT even pro
pose tina; the young men who 90 OUT from
she South, should become permanent residents
ia kans Is, be only asks for their services,
well armed for about twelve months!
This appeal is published in the Atlanta Ga)
Examiner, and in tie Charleston 6. c. Mer-
curry. with editorial commentators. as an sp.
peal 70 which Southern men should AT once
respond. Ii they do, then civil war is inevi
table
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TX. Ser.tnr United States.


TIscEsNgs, lad June IS. 1855
Poi O J Wo,ps-ls yeu are ssss.. 70 -nss2fscts.s
snd vsai Your recently discovered 4.r Ess.srss.ss
vii state for aon-oey IL may csEreE7- tss<
uzed .5os- 0tEsrs Who 2s=1 ". fas aas-
faf several years been Is the habit of asing csr sf
Res,eratives, ard tszt end yours vastly ssP~risf =
say other know IL satsrsy ciss.ses the asacffsT-
dzndrs .na with months per ase VIII sssss<
any person hair the orgisAi. youthful esle- sss
texture giving IL healthy. soft saI xo.sy spPe,s-
ance and all ..aoa. Si.rooFing the sands ths.
apply Il e. sae dress which ). sye2s ~os.e
thefzfor. reeoaeni its ass 20 every en- 81
NV ''s . Hls -. WILSON king.
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: i WILSON YISG.
sr. Lorrs. Jane -. 1853.

ST Lorrs. Jane -. 1853.
Prof woop-As you are .1o1t 70 prepare and yeas
ou, ra-.n-iy discovers! Hair Restorative. sE' -
.-.ss. ny opiaion Of it. ~ i'll state tbs. hss
., 9e.x months ago very gray. sud ssfer assaz TOO
-o,t~s Of yoar Hair Restorative, assumed 70 org
nal eolor md since its application. all t-a4r1 -.
1s.,ea.srse s.xn nv head sa5 have bees tross~4
~s 10 1ssssresxsl= itching 81 the scalp. sstss-
fed tfoss used Ill II. /. gives tas
ppesrsnee Of having been recently oiled. ar pre-
pared tb4r~for. recommend its ali - he ere
tesross Of having beautiful head Of hair.
an cir, ysSrs. he.
n T. STEwsHr
FER .sIs ia Cine anssi hy JOHN ID PARK. esrsr 81
Fourth ,n4 ~ snss. az rsnufaesnrer's prices
H-We ru. co ffs Roster 1tises beta ~. ssa
~thoa. sediment sr1 fs.ns far restoring @ssors ssss
ec1ssiaiaz se1is-ns .ss best. .,
Fc- ssls ia RscamSa! At Tia DrIg s.ess a. l. n
MCCULLOUGH
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PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

: EOkDF WOODS Hair K3stoF ative Is no donbf, Vs
L most wonderful discovery OF this age of progress
he following lie from eistlGsu .shei msmber es the
me die al profession.
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J. X GooDIN. Sec'v.
On motion of Mr.. Dennis
Resotred, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the Newspapers of
this Congressional District and that a copy OF
the same be forwarded to our Representatives
III Congress from this State.
On motion the Meeting adjourned.
HENRY HOOVER, Chairman.
w = SMITH Sec'y
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sPIRITOF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union gives cIedenee to the very last
nativity discovery of the renowned Stephen
II. Branch, who thus dispOses of the questio n
of Frsmont's birthplace:
SIR How dare you attempt to serve the
American government through deception
How dare you deny your Catholicism How
dare you disown your sacred birth. place
How dare you direct Messrs Upham Bige'
low. your biOgraphers, to declare that you
were born during the " temporary ma" .,
your father in Savannah, Georgia! ana
why las your father in law, Thomas ID. Ben
ton, who has grown gray in the service Oh nis
cOuntry,) concealed your wicked imPos'uIe
Sir, you were born in Montreal, oanaua- lou
went there in disguise last week You there
concealed Yourself from Tuesday until Friday
last.
The house in which you were born is in
Beaver Hall street, Opposite Monsieur La
prau's, and next to the Unitarian church, is
two stores nigh, is built in the form Of tow
err, is surrounded by garden, and was and
is still called - FremOnt's Tower" Your
father and Col. johnson were Indian agents
for the British government. The Indians
used t. come and sing and dance in front of
the house, and receive Blankets from your ia
ther, who died about fifteen years since, and
was buried ia the " old French Catholic bury
ing ground" Your nurse was called s'Old
Sally" who has removed to Boston. Now,
Fir, demand that you deny or admit these
facts STEPHEN H. BRANCH
To JOHN Fremont
The InteiItgencer extracts as follows from
the letter of the Hon. VIM. Appleton accept
ing the nomination for Congress from his (Bos-
ton, Massachusetts, district, in opposition to
Arson BurIingame, wherein Mr. A says:
~ am asked to accept the nomination and
II is intimated that it is desirable to know, if
elected by the conservative portion Of various
political parties, what wnuld be my course of
action"
And he answers these inquiries in the fol-
lowing frank and characteristic terms:
TO these inquiries 1 am disposed most re
specially to reply. 1 have changed none of
my political opinions, nor adopted any new
ones. If asked what they are L must refer to
the past as evidence of what will be the
future. If the records of the House of Repre-
sentatives of the United States are examined
for my speeches, iaey will be found very few,
and those very short. was a member of the
Committee of Ways and Means during the
four sessions whilst | was in Congress. 1t
will be found that there was not n meeting
when was in Washington which l did not
attend.
The records Of the House will show that l
was generally present and ready to record my
name In favor Of all conservative measures,
by whatever party proposed, and always
against agitation and fllibustering
We care not what may be Mr. Appleton's
politics; no more seryicesbls representative,
SO far as the public interest is concerned, ever
held seat in the House Of Representatives Of
the United States; nor was there ever a man
OF higher Isrsonsl character among its mem
bsrs- We shall rejoice, therefore, to hear Of
his success against any and all opponents, and
more especially over Mr.. Burlingame.
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POLITICAL ITEMS.

Hon. Reverdy johnson, of Nd, was to have
spoken at Concert Hall in Philadelphia on Sat-
urday evening In favor Of Buchanan.
The official vote of Trumbull county, Ohio,
shows $50 less majority for Joshua Giddings
for Congress, than for the average of the other
candidates voted for.
The Freemonters have been trying to form
q fusion in Pennsylvania with some renegade
Fillmore men, bat the result Is they have got
nothing but confusion.
Let usbe frm and self-sacri9cing -Frsmont
r ko need Of that-the Democrats viii saeri
6ce you fast enough.
r. H. Cone, Esq, of Georgia, one Of the
leading spirits OF Know Nothingism in its Wig
orous days in that State, and the author of the
famous /" Twelfth Section" announces his de-
termination to vote for Mr.. Buchanan. h.
1t is said when Fremont 6rst read Greeley
pamphlet proving that there was another Pre-
mont, he invOluntarily exclaimed, "Am I
Giles or am l not? If Giles, I've lost q
horse; if not-odd's butterkins-I'ye found q
cart Poor Fremont. #.. ...
The Albany Statesman learns, upon the
best authority, that Thurlow Weed, since the
result in Pennsylvania has become deRnitely
known, has said that so far as Fremont was
concerned the Presidential question was al.
ready decided.
Three weeks ago, N. p. Banks, jr., was "d,-
batting in his mind" whether he would accept
the Speakership in the next House of Repre-
sentatives or the. Office of Secretary of War in
the Fremont cabinet What troubles him now
is whether he can be returned to plain seat
in the House.-Boston Courier. ...,- .
Cooper X Watson of Ohio, who was elected
to Congress two years ago by 27sl majority,
Il so a. laco
the man, says the Chicago Times, " who bore
Jim Lanes challenge to Douglas The people
Of his District did not think Jim Lanes second
fit man to represent Thorn"
Mrs. L Maria Child has written a song in
which she speaks Of President Pierce as q
bloody surse" and "serUiie tool" She also
says
Our sons In the West are valiant and stout,,-
an idea which is the very height Of poetic H.
cense, coming rs it does from 30 uufruitful q
source. e. ...... ...... ...
Last weeks glorious work of the Democracy
is thus summed up by the Cleveland Plain
Dealer: ..- .g
We have carried Pennsylvania c. -
We have carried Indiana $50 -.e..s !.
We have carried Florida.
We have elected Democratic Legislature in
Pennsylvania ~
We have elected a Democratic Legislature in
Indiana
We have gained nine members of Congress
in Pennsylvania
We have gained four members of Congress
in Indiana.
We have gained eight members Of Congress
In Ohio.
We have secured United States Senator in
Pennsylvania
We have secured two United States Senators
in Indiana
We have gained majority in the next House
of Representatives
We have decided the result Of the next
Presidential election.
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UNITED STATES MAIxS.
OHIO.

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
Washington, Oct. IS, 1856. :
Id PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING THE
L mails Of the United States from January |,
1856, Tor sooner II practicable,) to June 30 1860
on the following route In the State Of Ohio, will
be received at the Contract Once Of the Post Of
ice Department, In the City Of Washington, Until
Ga. m. Of December LIST next, to be decided same
day:
No. 9276-From Toledo, by swanton, Delta,
strykey. to Bryan, SIS miles and back,
twice a week.
Leave Toledo Monday and Thursday
Arrive at Bryan next day by IAN;
.s.... Leave Bryan Tuesday and Friday at
Arrive at Toledo next day by7p.m
Proposals for service three times a week
I'D. are invited.
For form Of proposals, guarantee, and certiA
cate, also instructions, requirements, 60, see
pamphlet advertisement inviting proposals for mail
service In Ohio, dated January 10, 1855, to be
found at the Department and at the post ofices ON
the route.
Proposals should be superseded, PROPOSALS
route 3276, Ohio" and addressed to the Second
Assistant Postmaster General, Washington, ID
C."
Bidders viii state from what date they will
commence the service.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
oc N-WaW Postmaster General.
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A WORD ON misunderstanding to tradi.
tion Mahomet was distinguished by the beau.
ty of his person. Every good looking lady and
gentleman of the present day may become
equally celebrated by using Fontaine's Solid
lied Cream Of Wild Flowers. 1t shaves su-
perbly, in washing leaves a delightful velvet
like softncss Of the skin, removes tan, is as
much an antidote against eruptions as any
thing but good health can be, cleans the teeth.
sweetens the mouth, and is considered by the
ladies of New York and Philadelphia, who
are beginning to use it exclusively, as one of
the most admirable saponaceous toilet COM
pounds in use. For sale by Taylor & Maury,
and by druggists generally
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OAK AND PINE WOOD.

THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
Il fully inform the citizens Of w Washington gen
orally, and the citiz ems Of the Island ia paltfcu
lar, that he has hand and Is constantly receiv-
ing a superior assortment Of OAK and PINE
WOOD, which he is selling at a very low figure,
and would respectful request those laying In
their winter supplies Of fuel to give him a call
before purchasing, as heis sure that he please
them, b 9TH as to quality aud price
TO bakers he would just state that he has re-
ceived superior lot Of Bakers Pine, which he
will sell low for cash.
Yard on F street south, between Sixth and Sew
enth streets, Island.
oc 27-eo3t* JOSEPH E LAW
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&C 24.6t
<GRAND RALLY OF THE DEMO-
. CRATIC PARTY ON SATURDAY

N CRATIC PARTY ON SATURDAY.
LIST November, 1s56.-A Mass Meeting Of the
friends Of Buchanan and Breckinridge will take
place on Saturday, the LIST November, 1889, at 1 [
O'Clock a m to which all our fellow. citizens of
Montgomery county and others, far and wide are
invited to assemble at the ''very dOorn Of F. p
Blair OF Silver spring, who, In his letter to the
AbolitiOnists, dated the 18th instant, comp aimed
Of the former Democratic meeting In " not being
one Of the invited
This meeting for the first Of November will be
held at the Hickory Pole, lat the very door, Of
MIR. Blair, as he SAYS, on the Plank Road seven
miles from Washington city. The iuyitation, we
hope, will be consoles ed general, SO that the fas.
tidious Mr.. FL Blair may not consider hi,use!t
neglected at this meeting However much he
may whine and twist under the appearance Of the
forked antler that now overlooks his Silver Spring
farm, which pole was erected at former Demo
cratic meeting, and point to Mr. F. p. Blair az
the apostate Democrat who now revels In wealth
besto wed upon him by the favors Of the National
friendship Of the hero Of New Orleans, the SOL
der and statesman, ANDaHw JACKSON; but
whose memory he (Blair) desscrates, In turning
that country nationally sustained and united
but which Blair now seeks to discover and scatter
into fragments.
Being an humble and jealous member Of the
DemocTatic party, and whether sc satellite' or
not, leave Tor my fellow. citizens to determine.
IL being {. tIaitor'' to the National Democratic
party, such as Mr. F. p. Blair has proven him
self to be, constitutes me " satellite" then am
that Ps and es % s'a Is ne: o
gether, and the public can decide that question
However, It IL my province to invite the Demo-
crazy and the public generally to the great meet
at The ve er1 doom, Of the silver prine ssI%
sign Of the "Aickory Pole and Antler Branches -
Many prominent speaker win be on the ground,
and we promise that all "invited guests shall
net 60 away disappointed.
Come one come all
&C A-td GEO. w. SPENCER, Secretary.
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A CARD.

CAhD.
VTNHE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY IN
: forms his numerous friends and - -
the public, that he Will be prepared TO SN Ia
receive the public patronage, and will wv
omen his new Il ESTAURANT. The ~
Bar will be supplied with the choicest Liquors
and CT ars, Oysters, &C which will be served
up in every style at all hours, at the shortest no.
lice.
Thankful for past patronage he hopes TO meet
a continuance o. the same ut No. US Pennsylvania
avenue, south side, between 1ath and 18th treets,
opposite WillaIds' Hotel
N. B.-Barkeeper wanted; the best Of refer
ence required
&C 27-3t4 JULIUS DE SAULES
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A CHURCH FOR LADIES ALoNx.-There is a
Presbyterian Church in Northam pton county,
Va, composed entirely Of ladies' There is
Of course, as they can have no eldership, thew
are not properly an organized church ; but
the ladies, hoping almost against hope, have
persevered in their sistsrhood, and they have
actually increased in members more than
many churches with q settled pastor and the
regular ADMINISTRATORS of the sanctuary The
church is called the O. Holmes Church." after
liberal contributor towards its erection.
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MANUFACTURE OF PAPER.--There are $50
stantly in operation, in this country These
mills produced last year go, 000, 900 pounds of
paper; and, rs a poui d and quarter of rags
are required for one pound Of paper, 400, 900
w. pounds were thsYefOye consumed in this
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A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be
acquired by using the Balm of a Tho usand
Fl0wsrs." 1t will remove tan, pimptes, and
Jree@fss from the skin, leaving it of . soft and
roseate hue. Wet q towel, pour on two or
three drops, and wash the face night and
morning. For sale at Shillington's. agent for
Washington, and all druggists.
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ION WEDNESDAY, THE 2sp
y Inst either at the Railroad Depot or In the
VIC nifty CT Penn avenue an OVAL BREAST
PIN containing q Gentleman's Daguerrctype
me nndsr Will be literally rewarded on leaving
hat WIN. BRYAN'S 6rocery, opposite the Gen.
re Market, between 7th and 9Th streets. &C &-3te
- the 9Th Of October, q Red and White e5@.6R
dry COW. Has not been milked orkESS
about weeks, and has a split In one Of N&
her ears. Any one returning said Cow ~ me, or
giving information 80 that can get her, viii be
literally rewarded. BRENNAN,
No a5s Va. ave bet. ard ~ SITS Island.
&C aS-3t&
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saGckiSe AccIDESr:-By the explosion of a
csppben lamp in Philadsl pbia on SatnrSs
hgnt, a man named Richard Moore, hi. wifi.
snd nvs children, were dresdfulIy burned bv
. .bsn eI"nins taking fire. Three Of the
eondrsn are since dead, and two OF The ,th.
s' ar' not expected to survive.
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WHITE ASH COAL.

lust ARRIVED, ONE CARGO SUPERIOR
- WHITE ASH COAL, suitable for Radiators
and Furnaces. All other kinds Of Coal Of The
best quality constantly on hard also Pine, Oak
and hickory Wood
Coal kept under cover. 2,240 lbs to the ten.
Il ]. & w M. GAIT,
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CEMETERY RAILING.

CEMETERY RAILING.
TNHE ADVERTISER WISHES TO SELL
Il three different patterns Of Cemetery Railing,
with stones complete, for planting In the ground
They are at the Congressional Burial Grounds,
and any information can be obtained Of the Sexton
on the Grounds, or at Mrs 6ilbert's Boarding
House, No 54s Penn. avenue, near the Capitol.
oc q -3tH
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NEW COACH FACTORY,
ON TWEL Eth STREET.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECENT.
l. ly opened q Coach Factory at $50 aA6&k
would res pectfully announce to the public that
he is prepared to manufacture repair all kinds
OF Coaches, Carriages, and light Wagons, on the
most reasons BILE terms, and In the best msnner
ing well and promptly done at low price are
earnestly requested to call offer such induce
ments as cannot I'll tn please
All work guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction.
Inn sranMA0I
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SNOTICE.-ONE OR MORE OF THE
M Committee Of Arrangements for the HI
bernia Society, are requested to CALL as early as
Oc 25-2,&
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Nl peutics and Phsrmacology, 2 vols; Just pub
lished. Woods Practice Of N edicine, vols
last edition Wood and Bache's 8. Dispep-
satory; last edition. Watson's Practice Of Phy.
sic; new edition wilson's Human AEatomv.
new edition. Renourd's History Of Medicine:
vol 1856. Nsill ard smiths Compendium of
Medicine; new edition. Dunglison's Human
Physiology, vols; new edition Druitt's Mod /.
e,n Surgery; new edition. With a number of
other standard medical works. For sale at pub
fishers prices.
Oc 27-tr FRANCK TAYLOR.
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WAN ED-wANTED-wANT
w Aad Pessols I'm Went Of the following N

" AN1BV-WANTEU
w Had pexDons I'm want Of the following n
tiales:
French or German Looking 6lae,es
Portrait or Picture Frames rou nd owl or a nara
OIL Paintings, large and small
marble-top Bracket Tables, In bronze or GOLD
All kinds Of Pictures framed, and aay size
Looking Glasses, other work I'm the gfldIns
line done 10 order with dispatcb
Also, lot Of cest-iron BRACKETS, suitable for
.heiving, &C, OF hand. Terms moderate to suu
The times, fer cash
N. B;-oid Work Regiit, and Looiisg 6I..s
Plates inserted.
s5s penna. sverue, opposite Eirkwood Rouse.
Aoc 10 JOHN wAGNEk
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Anus

THE STARS ARE COMING,
LOOK OUT FOR THE STAR
TROUPE OF MIN6TREL6i
Frsa the Meisdesn, PhilsdsIphta.
THEY WILL 6IvEA SERIES OF THEIR
Il inimitsble
DRIWING-RooME NTERTxINMEHrS,
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL,
Commencing TUESDAY EVENING, Oct 2sth.
This Troupe is The Largest and most Versatile
Company extant, consisting Of many old fsvorites,
among which are HAIRY LEHR, w. PENN
LEHR, PAUL BERGER, and other sr,istes Of
well known and acknowledged talent
For particulars see bills Of the day.
Admission IS cent?; Children half price.
oc 21-2t
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Is now becoming sanguine that We will carry
New York and experience teaches Us that
We may place more reliance upon its judg-
ment than on that of any other calculator in
such matters Of whom We know aught.
Texas Our gentle and ingenious neigh
Dor, IL We mistake not, is still In the habit of
claiming Texas as being sure for Fillmore.
Now, by way of showing such Of his readers
Is see the Star the extent Of his verdancy in
election statistics, we present them with the
official account Of the majorities for the diff
ferent candidates on the Democratic State
ticket in the recent Texas election, (which We
take from the last number of the Austin city
State Gazstte,) as follows. Viz: s..
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@THEFiRST GRAND BALL OF THE
81 HIBERNIA CLUB will take place at
the Washington Assembly Rooms, on fU ES-
DAY, November 4th. Particulars In future ad-
vertisement. &C 25. Ats
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ROhRDIN6.-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS
ID with Boarding can he obtained al No s2l lltb
STU ct, west side, between U and II streets, Also
few table Boarders can be accommodated
oc "a d2t& eo2t
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Boarding.

BOARDING -A6ENTLEMAN ANDLADS
- without children. or two or three single e,
tlemen, can be accommodated with all the com
forts OF home, at reasonable rates by early an
pllcation at No 29 9TH street q. " he
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The oenef al Result We have been over
run of late with queries as to what is likely TO
DO the grand result on the 4th prox., and pro
pose to answer them in lump, as follows Viz:
We expect Buchanan and Breckenridge GER
tainly to carry Pennsylvania, New Jersey, In.
diana, Illinois, California, and every slave
holding State except Maryland, concerning
whose political affairs We Gre not sufficiently
posted at this time to venture an opinion that
will be really worth more than a random guess
All will depend there, however, on the nerve
OF the Democracy of Baltimore. If they are
determined to secure fair election in their
city, We cannot perceive how we can lose the
State, if there &c a shadow of truth in the as
surances OF our friends in the rural districts.
Ii they fold their arms and so soon again per-
NIT gangs Of "Plug Uglies," Rip Raps.n
&C. to keep twenty-five hundred Democrats
legally entitled to vote from depositing their
oaiiotf' We shall probably be beaten in Mary.
,Ahu. AZ, IN such case, we should deserve TO
be beaten. ~
"e are further satisfied that our nrosneot
LUZ carrying New Hampshire and Connection,
~" wee as good as that of our opponents !;
anu 'ha' We have at least an equal show with
them for the electoral vote, os NJ W,
Michigan and Wisconsin.
The prestige Of the hour throuvho,, .,
whole North runs with immense FORE. =, /.
half Of the Democrats. 1t is telliag in al,
quarters with tremendous effect in our fave,
The Journal Of Commerce, famed for he.
ing more nearly correct than any other paper
in the North 10 its ante election calculation
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BOARD, &c.-MRS. BATES, ON TEES w
- corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
is prepared TO accommodate gentlemen with rooms
with or without board. Every effort viii be made
to render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. Transient or table board
can be obtained. apo-r