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By WALL 4 BARNARD. Auctioneer.

THREE BEAUTIFUL AND VALUABLE
BUILDING LOTS AT AUcTIoN.-On WEDNES-
fronting north g and l4th streets west This val.
liable property W ii be divided into three lots with
front Of 81 feel 61s inches each on street north end
running back 10 leet.
public sale without reserve property so valuable,
beautiful and eliglbly situated. The title to this
FERNS of sale: On fourth cash. $3.50 of which on
each lot TO- be paid at time Of sa'e; the residue in
je lists WALL & BAKNaRB. Auots.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE PRO
virtue Of deed of rust from Robert Schwarze, IN
iayoI OF the Columbus Building Association, dated
No. no foos S7 and following one of the land re-
cords Tor washing ton county, in the District of Co
ncoh Jaas x : s
on the PREMISES Lots ls and a, square 500 IN the
Of about - feet by depth Of i2i feet inches to 70
feet alley, together with the appurtensnces rights,
longing. and q the right. title, interest and estate
ofths SAID Robert schwarze IN and TO the same.
oyster or any other river business.
Terms: One third cash. of which sICO must be
paid on The spot the balance IN and IL months,
with interest,the purchaser to give notes for the
deferred payments, secured by deed OF trust on the
1--we DAYS from the day of sale the trustee reserves
the right TO resell the property at the risk and cost
W puICHhseT, ny ADVERTISING SAID re-
'''' '''s a,S '' tn" A. IS: Trustee.
BY BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
NkUSTEES' SA LE.-By virtue of deed of
trust from John Lane, date March IS. 1856, we
will offer at auction on TUESDAY, the 18th day of
July next, at 5oclook, P. m, on the premises, the
10 lowing lots OF ground Ia GEORGETOWN, VIZ The
western half part of lot No. l28 III BeattIe x Haw-
kinss addition 10 Georgetown, fr"Lting 10 feet on
Second street and running back, of the same width
brick dwelling; Also. a part of lots zs and I29 of
said addition. described follows, viz, Beginning
on Second st Get at the southwest corner of the
first described lot and running thence with he
north line Of Second street 81 feet ches to the
east line Of the lot eyed by Richard Smith to W.
BY and with said west line to the north boundary of
said lots l and - thence east with the north
Of lot 49, 80 feet 10 IN hes To the northeast corner
OF said lot thence south it'll the east of lot 20
TO the southwest corner OF Hugh Capertons lot,
thence east with the south line of said CapeTtOn's
the beginning, with the improvements, two frame
buildings.
Terms Of sale: One third of the purchase money
to be paid cash and the balance in two equal in
stament. at six and twelve months, with interest,
to be secured. Terms OF sale to be complied with
in week after sale, the property may be resOd
amer one weeks notice, at the risk and cost of the
WALTER 8. cox,
FERDINAND W. RISQUE,
Trustees Georgetown Building Ass0ela,iOn.
js7-2awim BARNARD & BUCKLEY. Aucts.
DON'T FORGET TIE LARGE STOCK OF
JOHN r. ELLIS,
sos Pc, ave., bet, 9Th and 10th SITS,
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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND. q C
Il VIII be offered at public sale, on the 10th day of
June next, the valuable Estate of the late C. c.
Faliaferro on the RapIdam River, ia the County OF
CuIpepaT, and adjoining the R8pidam Stallion o.
and A. Railroad. The Railroad passes through the
from the house and barn. This Farm, situated IN
the beautiful and fertile valley OF the apdSm Of
iers rare opportunity to purchasers. IL is fine
state oil cultivation, surrounded by good Farms,
aud most desirable nelg hnorhood. IL contains eSl
acres OF Land, and has on il large Dwelling house,
Barn, Stable, and necessary out houses in good
repair. q, +, TraatIAEERRo,} Admins.
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ma 4-eOts

III THE ABOVE SALE ar LAND IL
pos poned till the LIST day of July when % wal Ice sold
on the premises 10y the undersigned comm ssion-
er, by virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court of Cul
pepper county, IN the OF Mayo and wife and
others, against TallafeTro, Admnst ratOr, aud 9TH
eIs, and Oh the following terms, to wit So much of
the purchase money msy he necessary TO pay the
costs OF the suit to this day and the penses of sale
to be paid I'm cash the residue be paid IN three
equal instruments of g. Is and 50 months. with inter
est from the date. the purchase giving bonds with
good security for the deferred payments, and the
title to be retained as furt her security
III. ID. TALIAFEKRO, Conn.,
Culpeper C.. June 9th. 1859 ia IN aots
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w ID,
VNRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of a deed of
Il trust, dated August4. 1853, from X chard Joyce
wewIll offer al auction, on TUESDAY the iSth dsy
of July next, on the premises, a. O'clock D. m the
western part OF Lot No. ?, in Square No. I22, IN
Washing ton. fronting 81 feet on north F. street and
running hack, of the same width 81 feet and hall
of an inch. with the improvements.
Terms of sale One third of the purchase money
to he paid cash, and the balance In two equal in
stalmsnts, at four and eight months with interest,
Terms of sale to be complied with In one week after
sale, or the property may he resold at the risk and
cost OF ths first purchaser. after weeks notice
WALTER =. cox,
+. w. RISQUE,
Trustees Georgetown Building Association
js 82awlm WALL 4 BARNARD Apct
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IN viRTUr OF TWO az WRITS OF FIE-
1 RI facIes issued from the Clerks Office of the
CIrcu Court Of the District of Columbia for the
county OF Wa. hngton. and to me directed I shall
expose tn public sale. for CASH, In front of the
Court House door Of SAID county, on TUESDAY,
the nth day OF Juy, 1853. at IL o'clock m the fol-
lowing described property. to wit: All defendants
right, title, claim, and interest in and to Lot No
IN Square No Gas, in the city of Washington b. c.
together tn all and singular the improvements
James Crutchett. and will bs sold to satisfy Ind;
Gals Nos 3i6 and S5S to Janury term, 1861 the hrst
of Francis Wheatl-y. J. b. HOOVER
je It'd II. \ Marsha N Z,
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IN VIRTUE OF TWO(2W WITS OF FIERI
tacias ISSUED from the Clerks Office of the Cir
QUIT Court tine District of Columbia for the county
OF washing tor, aud to me directed, shall eI pose
pubic sae Tor CASH. In front of the Court House
door OF sid County, on TUESDAY, the goth day
OF July, 1883, at IL O'Clock m, the following d.
scribed property. to wit: All defendants right
title, claim, and interest Ia and to all those sces o
ground and pre- misses situated and lying in the C.,
oil w "a hingtou, ID, c., and known as subdivision Nj
and of Lot No. 4. In Square No. 574 Of sand cty
as SAID subdivisions have beef laid out for the Bal
tlmnre and Oh Railroad Company and a pIat
thereof duy recorded. the said lots vi and having
attoat OF 50 feet Ia inches on Indiana avenue nd
street and averaging V iee 3 inches on LIST street
northeast corner of said square. seized and levied
he ,o.d TO satisfy Jude ais Nos ~ and 81 to March
term 1857, in favor of HAM ton Il Cain. use of j.
II: b DE Bow. J. ID. HOOVER
je 22-td u. z. Marshal District Columbia
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Clerk of the House Of r representatives.
j. G.. MCGUIRE. Auct
By BARNARD Il BUCKLEY; Georgetown.

By BARNARD Il BUCKLEY; GEORGETOWN.
TRUSTEES' SAI.E.-By virtue of two deeds
OF trust from William X. Fowler. Gated re
offer at auction on WEDNESDAY. the Ilth day of
JuN next on the premises, at o'clock. D. nl. n lot
nt ground IA Georgetown, being part of lot IS IN
Houead's Addition. and part of lot i75 nm ResII's
Addition the whole described as follows viz Re
ming at the end of hlty-four feet, measured west
win tue south line oi Olive street from nersec
tInn with Montgomery street, and running thence
with SAID otIve street west seventy Il feet SIX
inches To The northeast cnrner of lot Ia of Beas
ADDITION thence southerly with the west line of
SAID lot rs. fifty feet ten inches thence east in
line parallel to Olive street, seventy four feet
passing through said lot LIS into SAID lot Is tLance
In straight line to the beginning with the improve
meats, consisting Of several frame dwellings,
Terms OF sale--one third OF the purchase money
To be pad IN cash. and the balance in canal in
sanenis At four and eight months with interest 10
he secured. Terms of sale to be complied with an
sold after one week notice, at the risk and COST of
the hrst purchaser.
WALTER 5, COX,
Ferdinand w. RISQUE
Trustees GEORGETOWN Building AssocIation
ie 2swim BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Aucts.
BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY; GEORGETOWN.
IRUSTEES' SALE.-By virtue of a deed of
trust from Ann Robertson, dated March let6
WEDNESDAY. the 18th day Of july p neItl at s ON
O'Clock M, that part 81 Lot p of Old GEORGETOWN
belonging and assessed to said Ann Robertson
pect street, and running back of the same width
about ninety nine feet to the north line of the en-
House.
Terms: One third the purchase money 20 he
paid in cash and the balance in two equal install
M al sIx ana Twelve monhs, with interest, to
with IN one week after sale or the properly NAV he
re.old at The Tsk and cost of the first purchaser az
MTEAkt biNkS 4. e g. IRIsouE.
;.a a5osteees pSeSrget3Tp BuI,d1g Ass9caton.
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer.
ITO BRICKLAfERS AND BUILDERS-PE-
Il REMPToRy SALE OF ABOUT l,U0TaO OF BRICK
AND ,8J PKRCHRs or STONE, INTHE RUNS OF THE
LDTuEATRE -OnTHURSDAl AFTERNOON
June 24th ut O'Clock, on the premises, shall Sc
all the Brick contained ma the walls of the old Ma
tiOna Theatre, on street north, betw 18th M
l4th streets west, estimated To be over OOI 90 :
also, the Stone in the foundation, supposed to be
about ,2f0 perches.
said materials will be sold in lots to suit purcha
sers, subject to measurement by sworn measurers
as they stand in the walls, and tn be removed by the
purchaser within sixty days from day of tale.
Sale positive and without reserve.
Terms cash. By order Of the Trustee
lie l8-d ]. G. MCGUIRE. Aunt
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of four wrts
lVl OF ferI facas issued from the Clerks flee of
the Crou Court Of the District Of Columbia for the
County OF Washington. and to me directed. shall
expose to public sale, for Casa, In front OF the
the 18th day OF June, 1853, at u O'Clock ms the fol-
lowing described property, to wit All defendants
right, title claim, and interest and TO part of res
walton No 10, beginning for the in the east ire
of IA street. at point, where the same rs inter-
wide, opening into said 4a street. and running thence
with the said east line said street north y feet,
thence east 70 feet, thence south " feet to the said
alley, and thence with the west S. fat TO AZ
street and point of beg inning, together with all and
singular the improvements thereon, In the city of
Washington, Id. C., seized and levied upon as the
property of James VII Jams, and will be sold to sat-
1858, in favor of Howell 4 Stribling.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
ma Is dts for the District Of Columbia
IL THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
until THURSDAY next, the "a inst. same hour
and place, w. seldom,
ie t8-ts Marshal for the District of Columbia.
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Il HAVE received, direct from the manufacturer
Parlor c. OCkS. (none better msdel from 81 up
wards. Every one has been carefully regulated and
the Striking part properly adjusted. and will be sold
at q small profit. j. A. WATSON.
Experienced Practical Matchmaker,
- Bridge ct, below the Post Ofhoe, Georgetown.
III Clock Repairing in all Its branches.
ma SLIM
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II friends and the public that We have at last snce
decided IN having large quantity OF ALES OF var
Gus kinds brew ed expressly To our order which, 80,
will guarantee TO be the finest and the ar. est
ETY. that was ever offered IN this market
All persons wishing a nice article Of Ale oap hsv.
II by applying 10 US for either ofthe following brsnds
VIE; kennett, Burton Xxx Pale, India Pa a. PM
adelphla and Xxx. We also have a hpe artiois az
Brown Stout and X Porter always on hand,
AL orders by mail, or given % our drivers, Will 10
49, Union Bottlins Depot, ~ Green street,
oII-d GEORGETOWN. -. e.
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PsTER HARRISON.-The Justice before whom
Peter Harrison was arraigned on Saturday last
for firing shots In the street sends us the follow
ing explanation Of the case, which, differing
somewhat from the Starts report OF il, we, of
course, give Mr.. Harrison the benefit Of its in.
serton in our local columns:
+" Mr.. Peter Harrison requests me TO make a
statement relative to the fines imposed on him
for violations OF The Corporation rdnances on
Saturday, the 18th instant.
''He was arrested by Is. Il. Watson, police Of
tcer, and was fined, upon the oath Of Dennis
Collins. who charged him with firing a gun in
the public streets, and having a pistol In his
hand subsequently to firing the gun, and with
cursing and swearing In the streets.
"It's due to Mr.. Harrison to state that he was
arrested In his own house and not in the streets,
and when under examination admitted he II red
the gun, but denied the other charges. The G
was no pistol found on him, consequently there
was no 10 feitnFe OF he weapon.
TUESDAY, June %, 1855 "
DEPARrING.-An omnibus loaded down with
Indians, In their holiday paint, their spears,
pipes, shields, scalps. feathers, and the rest of
thelr peculiar "baggage,' passed the Star office
Yesterday afternoon, On the way TO the depot.
They were deleQ alton departing for their home
In the Far West They sang merrily, and
whooped an amazing farewell to the Federal
Metropolis ss they rumbled along over the paving
stones
LARGE FUSERAL.-Yesterday afternoon, the
To their last resting place. I'm the Congressional
Cemetrrv, from 8 recent place Of residence
corner of Four and d half and r. streets by a
very large concourse OF relatives and friends A
tribe OF the Oder OF Red Men also accompanied
the procession.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsR0Ts

EOR BOSTON.-The superior regular nacket
y schooner Sylvanus Allen. Capt Graf ON -
Sfa,s, ", mas arrived and will commence ~
receiving freight all this week for the above nor,
Apply TO HARTLEY Il BRO, 80 and Iul Mater
street, GeOrt etown. ie 2II~
kISH FISH Those superior new St Jobns
Ale wives and New Foundland Herrlnr sr,
sale by EARTIES a. tiS1e i"'
Je2 I-4t Georgetovn m n
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FOR SALE:-A beautiful BUILDING LOT,
fronting 81 feet on Gay street, and runnsbs b. "a,
40, situated between the residences of kohort n el
and VIM. ReddIn This Lot IS improved by a had :
some stone " all and lron-rHlIng Ia 'front.' and has .
commandng vItw OF the Potomac and WAshmF ton
CITY. For terms aPPiy at the ytley sbd Hard sars
Store Of q. II. MUNCASfER, Bridge street,
GEORGETOWN. MA I-tf
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WATCH RETURNS James Adams, cold, Md
firing pistol; workhouse 80 days Chas Ellis
Co, d, ID. G., do; do. Easter Wise, b c., drunk
and profanity do. One lodger-resident
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20

THE MODEL ARTISTS AND PoLicE.-Amons the
audience assembled at the Model Artist exhibition in
Broeme street, which was broken up bys squad Of
officers from the Mayors Office on Thursday night,
were three Police Captains and it was upon them that
the Mayors men were compelled to draw their revolv-
ers to prevent their two sudden retreat from the build
ing. This Model Artist exhibition was not exactly
public, nor was it an every pight affair.
The performers" who exhibited themselves en-
tely nude female inmates OF the house. out were
always willing to favor the "geai!emen visitors WIN
an exhibition whenever sufficient amount could be
subscribed to pay them for their trouble. Amo,etie
subscribers to Thursday ngvs fund, which amounted
to sl6, were the three captains Aforesaid A. VA: 70
be e1pe cted considerable effort was made yesterday to
keep quiet the nister far as the Police Captains
were concerned, but the affair, as oil such aasrs whi
leaked out, and caused general whispering about tne
Mayors ohice, and among the police generally.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20
THE LECOMPTON BILL.

The following Is the bill reported Oy The inaJoriiy Vi
the Committee on Territories:
BILL for the sdm,o Of the State OF ksnsa into the Unon
presented in ths ssass BY NJ G,esa Of Missouri 0~ H'
Commree on JerI9,is' 's rsrI;d1 Feb a. i TX BY their
Tesentsye. In Convention s..embed LeeomPon ss
G, on MSISoy the M m au Sy Of SI o s United States
America consistent with the Federal ConstituOn u iie
made ins .sS eenesdsd Ss The day Of
eodsnee with the act OF Consus approved on ae ,o,y 11 %
Ksn.ss and Neasss did form for ,iemeys: @ Ga.s
and State Government republican in form and ts a W bs
Tpd states to admit the Territory the Union State
on sn eqisl footing with the other States,
~ .sfis5 oy ~ Ss1Gs re aa cong Su:. a.eaS
State shell be- and hereby declared 70 be- one o. o az
United States OF America and admitted into the Un9n on an
and the ssd State shall consist OF all the Iern.ol' ;n u
,ss western boundary Of The s,e oMsou where the Thirty
seventh parallel OF latitude the saIre ,bsoc.
roS r,S On I'D tanSsiy 10 lsGds thirty thence iocr
Ing aid boundary westward 10 the EASTER, norn,
themes noiihward on said summit to the Sr''en p~
Ise Of lsti,ude thence east on ssd pAale 20 with th
western boundary Of said state s pie Of I ss.R1ns 5as
Pded That nothing herein CONTAINED .,s ss a o person
or property now ptsinias the Indians Va ssa n hs
such iht main ~ which
BY .resiy With such Indian tribes !. no wthG, ts
said tribe included within the territorial X
OF any state or Terrory bu. al such territory shall De
out Of the boundaries sd constitute no p'i N ne IT, pre,dsnf OF
he In.d States 10 be included stbin sst State or 70 sn @
authority Of the government OF the tB,if SSes - asy
rrsscn. such Indians their as properly ~
wise which Il oud hase oeen competent 70 make lni' " ~
been passed r,, H. s,.,e nj Ksn,ss 10
SEE Ard be ftAe- enacted, That ne So 49, ~ ,5s. Id
admitted into the Union upon the exPcs Of the pu
snds OF With any re which CossTs' tnsS a
for securing the title In said lands 10 ss BON OK mfos
tion Of any p,on Whatsoever upa ,ra n1hins
Vt the United States within the t' - ~ ali o. 10
in this shall BE- Construed as Al ssnt ~ ousDce of The
the popo.ons s,iw. eSa5..sd or said
.s s zoe ,.rs sn Which ~ .et
Coz sIr,. entitled An 81 70 .rtLo1s s p,rd s.s govern.
rent pepsrstory 10 admission into the ~ s isss
ing with the Original States aproysd i The nsA, .spe-
Sic g. frd be n (syfher enacted, IA -
censu. .bsl BE- taken End sppoon = :. 20 -
made, the State Of K,nsa, shall Or s =. It'd seS
in the House OF Representatives oi thr L-r- -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20

Rgsusre-Tbe Albany Iron Works lCosnieg,
of Jsnuary, resumed operations on Wednesday morn
ire last with about 10 men. At the time OF the sus.
pension of the works, the propnetors proposed 70
would consent to q reduction Of wages. This the
mem refused. We learn that now the proprietou aoA
men have come to mutual understanding. !" Pud'
dlers" now receive % per tun; they have hitherto
have submitted to reduction Of sbort u psr cent %
their former wages.
A. the Troy Iron aad Nail Factory tMr. Burdeo's.
the fuil force Of Puddleys are st work Here, 100,
reduction in wages has been found indispensable, N
order to afford labor. Puddlers heretofore receiving
% 50 per tun. now work tor IS.
Tie Rensselaer, Iron Works are busy on rsrre;d
iron. Psddlers rot at work this week, osi proos1x
will be sooc. IAloeoI Sou"s-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20
LECOAIPTON-THE ARMY BILL.


WASHINGTON, Feb IS, 1853.
The fate of the Kansas admission Dill s fixed i Is
The majority of the Senate Committee Territories
have introduced in their bill any qualification or any
construction of the clause of the Lecompton Constit
ton, which NAV prohibit the alteration of the same
Kansas will be admitted if at all, under that Consttu
tion. without any qualification or condition. or any
compromise or understanding by which the Free-otate
party Is to have the State Government
The majority report and the two minority reports
from the Senate Committee on Territories are now
before the public, or soon will be. presume they
will appear in the papers tomorrow. One OF the
minority reports was sent to Newfork, in tul last
night. c
The Army bill cannot hang much longer in the SEN
ate. It is doubted whether even Mr. Seward can
save it.. The plan of substituting volunteers Is now
under discussion Lieut. Gen. Scott fayors that PLAN
The regular army project finds no support IN IN any sn
quarter, to wit: The Increase of the Army Dy the
addition of four or five regiments. The repugnance
of Congress to an increase of the standing Army is
unconquerable There are, no doubt, prevailing Po,,
tcs reasons for this independent OF p'tent financial
coDsiderat ions.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20

frcm the far Southern S,a.s. wiz vote a-o,.. q.
T5ey admit sDd lean ths. they have bes..,ss,.s
long, bit thai their decision and their Yotes viii sSs
up tor what they have hitherto failed 10 do Wsp
strength gsined b. those who support the f.-rst
principle Of the kansssNebraska act cot only in ths
North but in the South, sine. the test on IIass re-
solution, and the promising sigus for the e..
tu,e, i, is not eItravsgant surrn;.e that
ere another week rolls Ivy the vote sesinss
Leeompton will reach two-thrds &C the members
of tie House. The Lecomptonites cannot d,rIi.s
this fact they Published it by poeponemeut OF their
carcus which was to have met last pght. and by the
adjournment Of the Investigation Consnittse All
idea Of frushing things Through with high hand i, re-
luc.astIy given Up for want of power TO effect their
purpose and it nsy be that the eudesyor hereafter
will be 20 save the Constitution from a saddep sDd de-
served espihlation.
Pepr.y,vanans co,tinue to apply for consular sp.
pointnen.~ when there is 10 earthly chsuee for them
TO get any. Mr. Buchanan. some time ago. was TN.
derstOod % announcing thss Pennsylvsnis had al.
these appointments il wsshis attention to give, aud
70 far a. csn learn he has no4 come to different
detes snsh alton sipce.
The special Committee on the Pacific Railroad met
this morning There was g. bare quorum present Il
ia not probable they viii be- enabled to subms re.
port deciding IN respect TO the various proe,e for
Ioutes North aAf South for month 10 cotfe
The Fort SDeling Committee vii, report the present
week or eeFfy in the next
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20
Mr.. 6tax,tom I'm ALBANY.
AInAhI- FddAy

H"""'' rt1uu}I 20, II, ICVo'
Tie Assembly Chamber was crowded 10 its utm, ~!
capacity tonight to listen to tho speech Of Secretary
staO,oS on the affairs Of Kansas. large number of
ladies were present. The meeting voc called to order
by the Hen. Mr. Hutchinson Of Orleans who nomi-
mated the Hon. Samuel A. Law for Charman and a
long iit OF gentlemen, composed Of all parties, for
Nioe-ffeeidents, scludiDg the Hon. wm A. Young of
Albany, A. b. 1appau Of We.tcbester Thomas Jones,
jr., 'and Moses S. Beach Of New-York, Democrats.
The Chairman introduced Mr. Stanton. who was re-
oeived with loud applause. His remarks were much
the came as tho-e made in EewYork, and were
ceyed with loud ond enthusstc applause throughout