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By A. GREEN, Auc,Ioneer,
VALUABLE CORNER LOT IN TUE

"A FiRsT WAED AT AucTroS.-On MONDAY
the 2h,d instant, shall SELL IN front of the premises
Lot; known as Lot No. :, IN square IcS. havirg
north and running rack l2s feet 81 inches on 2Ist
of sroucd.
This lot is directly opposite the beautiful resi-
dence OF Senator seward. and obliquely opposite
that ol the Russian Minister. Persons wishing TO
city viii do well to attend the sa3 as blrga!n may
bs had. '
Terms: One half cash; the talanc. m thirty and
sixty days for notes without interest TO be secu ed
n.y. deed OF trust upon the property.
~ I'D A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
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bf TELEGRAPH To THE STAR.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PRESS
The Atlantic Gable.

-QottNsrowN, July 5-Tbe s,.,,,e, Nt.o.,.
ing. arrived this morn
Thnee attempts Were made N L.. ,A,,
and several Hundred miles Of VIZ W. eeoI-,
lost, but there il still sufficient ON hS =, 49,
vessels 10 accomplish the undertahino WV
The squadron experienced very bes Wv u..,A.
during the cruise On the first atter,pt ten ~,
OF cable were lost on the SECOND ahout tvv.n,v
miles, and on the 2Sth Of June the cabI. xr.,
again JOINED, and about two hundred and ar y
miles laid ont, when communication c~asiny 10
De received on board The Niagara, the cable was
Pafo and the Niagara proceeded Ca this port
>, "uch 10 the surprise Of those on board of the
NsS1ia' tue ASamemnon and Nslorou> were not
III ~ io'e tnrm, a. was expected, from having
psn more than two hundred miles start
Inc accident IL plainIy attrf BILE 70 the b,d
weather, which prevailed about the time nxed
Tor making the splice. Indeed during the lat.
Ter part oil last week the opinion va, xerv coma
rally er presssd that such a resuIt m,obt hs an
uclpated Though there has been another fail
uIe, hopes are still high that success must be nj
timately obtained. =" VI
There is ~ present, even with the lsrpe los.
such surplusage of csble as will warrant the
renewal Of the expedition without any further
delay than that involved in getting a sufficient
supply Of coal Indeed, 10 is believed that false
calculation made in respect 10 this supply al the
beginning is due in a great measure 60 tle return
OF the Niagara and Gorgon, as the original ar
Engagements were that even should a break occur
when 500 miles were laid, the vessels should
come together again for a new splice. The Mag
ara VIII start again soon as she has finished
coalino ~
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Financial.

NEW YORK, July 2I.-Stocks are heavy and
higher generally. Chicago and Rock islsnd ~ \;
Cum Coal II; III. Cen. sh's IS do bonds IS \: la
crosse and Milwaukee s. Mich. Southern 22A !;
New York Central IS Reading IS; MIly. and
Miss. IN; Va. 6's 92a; Missouri 6's s5t.
Sterling exchange is hrmer II 1904 sIIO
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By A, GREEN Aucuoneer

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUC-
TloN:-On III RSDAH, July I'D, at 8 O'Clock
p m, shall sell, IN front of the premises a Rulld-
ing Lot, known the northeastern half Of half of
Lot /, IN Square4l4
The SAID lot Is situated on the Island, IN an i'm
proving neIghborhood, and offers inducements TO
par les desIrous of making investment,
Terms: Ons-third cash; balance IN SIX and Twelve
months. All conTeyancng at ex pense of purchaser.
SAFE positive. A. GRtEN.
Nv l7-d
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Nv JOHN ROHINSON /

BY JOHN ROBINSON, Auciiuneer
CARRIAGES. MARKET WAGONS, &c. AT
~ AUCTIOS.-l shall sell, on account of whom i
may concern next SATURDAY MORNiNG, at
t. O'Clock, IN front of John McDevitt's Store near
the corner 9Th street and Psnnsylyania avenue
l6-passenger Carrlage,i Rockaway for 4 persons, I
Market Wagons and Fancy Wagon.
Sale positive.
Terms cash.
il q ST JOuN RnpINSnN
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, July 81 Flour advanced sales Of
9.5oO bbls.; STATE closed at 81 .Uasi 40; ONO
- 75tSl s., Southern Si.65a4 %.
Wheat has advanced; quotations are non ual
sales 5000 bushels; new Southern white II 40,
Western red 81 e6.
Corn is o I'm sales are unimportant: uasound
mixed 1T 66a76c.
Pork qn'et; mess sI7.I:X; prime sl3 IS. Laid
dull at IL 4allA.
Whisky is steady at 2iSc
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Later from Europe.

NEw YORK, J3ly2t The steamship Kanysroo.
from HAVE on the 9TH inst, arrived here this fore
noon, bring ing a few hours later commercial news
from England.
LIVERPOOL, July THE Cotton market re-
mained quiet during the day, with estimated
sales of { 600 bales.
Bresdstuffs were firm to the close without sny
change.
Provisions were steady.
LONDON, July 7.-Consols closed at sS I'd for
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DIANOS. RI rNOS!-hn immense siocs OF uev
II and 5000 I'd hand PIANOS for rent upon
the most &C 'Vninodl iins terms. .,,,s
lyle JOHN r. kLLis'
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BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer
Handsome BUILDING LOTS EAST nI

BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS EAST OF
IL THE CAPITOL AT AUcTIoN.-On TUESDAY,
the 1lh instant, shall SELL front of the premises
at half past O'Clock p m, fine BuiIding Lots sit
uated a the corner of 18th street east and south
street. being Lots Nos l5 &c. IT, 10 and 49, in Souare
NO. I'LL, the whole containing about 81 GM SO ira
feet. nut will be sold in lOts to suit purchaser
Terms: One fourth cash : balance ia g. H. and Ia
mouths for notes airing interest from day of sale
deed gwen and deed OF trust taken. Title indus
putable, direct from the Government.
U2 A. GREEN. Auct.
NARSHAL'S SALE-ln virtue of a writ of
WI herr facias, issued from the Clerks Office of
ne ne Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia for
the County OF Washing ton, and to me directed
shall expose to public sale for CASH. in front Of the
Court House door of said county, on TUESDAY,
Inc 18th day OF August, 1888. at u o'clk m the fol
loving described property, to wit: All defendants
right, title aim, and interest in ard to Lots Nos
~, Is l6 aud u, IN Square No. $50, also Lots Nos
. and ~ IN Square No. 555. in the city of Wast-
ington, ID. e.. together with all and singular
the improvements thereon. seized and levied upon
As the property Gf Joseph Peck. and will be so,d
To satisfy Ju 'ic!as No. 267, to October term, 1889
~ favor oil John r. Chinn use OF VIM Ii. Ibbey W.
Joseph Peck. w. SELDEN, Marshal
U2-ts for the District of Columbia.
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MARRIED.,

AT CharestOwD, Jefferson county, w., on the
zth instant, by the rev. G. r. Ambler. THOMAS
n. WALLACE, of this city, to HELEN w.,
daughter of Samuel Stone. y"
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NAKSHAL'S SALE In virtue Of a writ
fA Oh herI faoIas ISSUED from the Clerks ofioe of
me Circuit Court OF the District Of Coum sIa for the
county OF washington. and to me directed, shall
expose to public sale, for CASH, in front of the
Courthouse door of said county, on THURSDAY
,he 2ta day Of August, 1885, at IL oolock M. the fol-
owing 0escrlDed property, to wit: All defendant
right, title, claim. and interest in and 10 Lot No.
In square No. SIS, fronting Is feet III street north
IN The city OF Washington. ID. G.. together with MI
and singular the improvements thereon seized snd
levied upon as the property of Sam'I NJ. Knight and
Will he sold to satisfy yudIoiais No Jos to ctobsr
eIIn. 1873, IN favor of w. II. Dove. use Of Thomas
w. SELDEN, Marshal
~ N-dts Tor the District of Columbia
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AUCTION SALES.

Bv SAM'L ]. MCCORMICK, Auctioener
EASTERN HERRISGS AT ATCTI0N-On
II THURSDAY next, I'D instant, at p O'clock
Will nc sold, at the wharfof Messrs. Whert Il Bro,
The cargo OF schooner fifth. consisting of
der, r vi
6obarrels new No. Mackere, (largeJ
Terms at sale,
1t WHEAT a. RRO kIev,rdri.
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Another Railroad Disaster.

PHiLADELrHIs. July 2i.-Rcports have reached
here that IN" down train on the I.ehIgh Valley
Road broke through the bridge at Allentown
and that terrible loss OF life occurred. The
engineer and fireman are reported among the
sHled a messenger has been dispatched for
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HATS OF THE SEASON.
have the pleasure 20 introduce the ANDSnM-
n Est HAT OUT; also, o fresh csse -
AFRENCH SOFT HATS Of my own im
bortation. Getting them from hrst haDds
can Of er them much lower Than usually soa an thts
city. peep nj them val guarantee sales.
N = Sign of the White Bear" oorber of 6th
street and Pa. avenue. uo,,v
apsa-eof HOPklNe.
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DATENT OFFICE RESTAURANT.

Returning nv slncere thanks TO a generous pub Q
sor thespftronage which have heretofore
received from them, beg lesve 10 annbunceeEG,.sA
thSt have secured The services of one of the "a
hest sud most experienced Bar keepers IN The coun
try Nj, friends and the public respectfully IN
WED 10 call and see me. The best Of WINES and
Il1bohS, and Also q line ASSESSMENT Of IDBAC
co and CIGARS always To be found IN the Ler;
~ % eoim -. RREREToN.
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ICE CREAM GARDEN,
Ok X STRrrr

=, On X STREET.
Opposite Franklin Square bstceen 18th aud I4th sic
At thu. pleasant place Of resort ICE CREAMS
WATER ICES, SODA WATER, and the finest
CAkES OF all kinds, are constantly kept on haad
and Will be served up In the best style.
m. b. FAMILIES served with Ice Cream by the
IN LIN
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ROOK- BINDING AND BLANK BOOK
- MANUFACTORl.
BY EDWARD LfCETT,
S7l Pa. AceHHe, bet. l0fh and liza Streets.
Spencer History of United states, vol .<to hound
ia full Turkey, Gilt Edges .......S 1870 the set.
De-. do Antique. gilt edges lam {"
Hat Turkey or Antique .-............6 $50 {"
Half do. do sPrinklcd edges 81 ."
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By WALL Il BARNARD. Auctioneers.
VERY VALUABLE& lEAuTIEuL EAR

WITH The STOCK, CROPS. Tools, CATTLE, &c,
AT AUcTIoN.-On THURSDAY MORNING, fhe
23d instant at II O'Clock, will sell on preri
ses thar valuable, highly cultivated and highly i'm
proved Farm known ms Spungland, owned by and NJ
present the resIdence If F.. Yuiee, Esq late the
properly oil ". ID Wallach, Esq.,, containing about
nifty acres of land un Ter high state Of cultivation
improved with over one thou sand choice fruit trees
grape vines, strawberry and ssparagus beds, &c.
Ire sou rs very productive. bringing three tons Of
nav ~ the acre. For q garden farm not 20 be sur
The buildings a comfortable dwelling. Ice
mouse, barn, carriage house, corn house, poultry
YARD. vegetable cellar, &c The firm is distant
rom tie Washington market ~ miles by way of
GeorgetoWn, 81 miles by the Long Bridge aud
about miles from ALEXANDRIA is well pied for
market garden or the residence OF gent ean doing
business IN the city.
Immediately after the farm is sold the Personal
Effects Will he sod, as well all the household and
Kitchen furniture, stoves, crockery, &c.
Also, the Farm Stock ard Implements as
good Horses, good Cows
aTrlage, Wagons, Carts
Ploushs Hsrrows CultIv1tnrs
Cradles, Roller, Drills, &c.
Also. Garden Tools. as ices. Rakes. Spades & c.,
with every thing necessary for gardening or rming
Also; the Crops IN the ground AID secured, as
HAY, Oats Rye, Potatoes, Corn, and Vegetables.
Terms for the farm Ibera. and made known Al sale
Foi the personal effects: Under S25 cash over
that amount 90 and g. days, for notes Satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing iuterest.
jy ats WALL Il BARNARD. Aucts.
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GEORGETOWN ADyERTIsEMTs
SEE FIRST PAGE.

SEE FIRST PAGE.
WAGON AND DRAY FOR SALE-Ons of
w the best two or four horse Wagons in the DIS
TIT Tor ssis cheap. Also Dray i'm ex cellent con-
dltIon. Apply to w: ALBERT KING, IS High
street, Georgetown, ID. G. jy 20-St
REPAIRING JEWELRY.
JEWELRY REPAIRED in q superior manner
and at about one half the usual cost, by T. A ,
WATSON, (asslsted by experienced workmen,) SO
tsrIdge street, below the Post Office, Georgetown
ID. C.
". B-For the convenience of persons living in
the country, Jewelry Repaired IN one hours mo-
tce jy l3-lmf
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DEPARTING JEWELRY,

A LII. PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED against
"A receiving or negotiating note for two hundred
and ten dol lars, dawn by me in favor Of Conrad
Roeth, and payable on the LIST of August, 1858, II
having been imp OpeIly obtained from me.
THOMAS GAGLIARDI.
iy 2i3ts TStatesl
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By WALL x BARNARD, Auctioneers.
RklCk HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTIoN-
- On MONDA AFTERNOON, Juy 21 at q
ci'ek, we Will sell. In front of the premises Lot
No. :, In Square 73 beng at the corner of south q
street and a street east fronting 81 feet Iachss on
a street. and running Lack LIS feet Ies ON south
. greet, improved by Brick Dwelling House.
sale positive.
Terms One third cash i; balaJ oe in 6, II and IL
months, secured by deed trust ON IN property So
or which TO be paid af. er the sale.
Jy WALL d BARNARD, Aucts,
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Il OVERS OF OYSTERS CAN GETAT THE
IL present season. daily, OYSTEHS> ~
IN the shell, tsken out of salt water thelS ~ f. a
same day. RestaJTa0is wishing 20 be&AI
supplied by the barre will please oall on 0
j. n. b. SEA AkZE,
Dealer IN Oysters,
Corner OF 18th and stree .. back OF
Iye eOtf Kir.~ood Hcnse
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The GuARDHoUsR-A single case was docket
ed for trial-Peter Grinder, colored, vagrancy;
workhouse 80 DAYS
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The PaocEHDIxes Of the Board Of Aldermen
are crowded out to-day
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RAPID MuLTIPLIcArIoN.-We learn that Mrs.
Leppart, residing on N street, near Four and a
half, on the Island, gave birth to three children,
two boys AID one girl, on Monday night. They
are all stu living, and, together with their
mother, doing well. -
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY WALL BARNARD, Auctioneers
positive SALE OF NEW BUGGfES AT
AUcTIoS.-On SATUR DAY AFTERNOON,
July 10th. will sell front of auction rooms
SERVE
! new style Buggy Wagon. well made and hand
somely finished, made To order,
2 box body buggiss, new style, well finished.
sale positive.
satisfactorily endorsed
jys WALL & BARNARD. Aucts.
IDTHE PURCHASER OF THE ABOVE
detcribed busges having failed to comply with the
terms OF sale they will DC resod his risk and ex
pense GA SATURDAY AT TERNUO y, Path INST.
to the nlshss' bidder All parties nttrested will
please take notice.
iy 2lts WALL Il BARNARD, Aucts,
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fosIPONED.-The sale Of the farm of Mr. YIN.
lee, In Alexandria county, Va, advertised bv
Val a Barnard to take place to- morrow, Is In
definitely postponed, ~
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the time "' y a.
IL the Court takes bail in the Brewers case. a
further hearing In the last case will be had
The FOURTH WAND ELECTION mistake
yeste day, prevented the appearance in our col.
uuns Of the returns from the election held in the
Fourth Ward, on Monday, to I'LL a vacancy in
the Board Of Aldermen occasionsd by the resJp
nation Of John II. Goddard, ESQ Ths follow
Ing is the summing mp:
Francis Mohun. J. p pepper
1'St precinct. .......-. 2l0 26
Second precinct. ....... iOi IOl
GIL 3u7
Mr.. Mohun's majority is 3Oi; and the total
number OF votes Polled 9lS.
NATIONAL GUARD This corps paraded to-
day under the command of Capt Jas. A. TAFT.
.nei' nrst parade since the alteration Of the uni.
iofm oy some few additions, in order to make
.ne uinerence between the uniform of this and
~, 80 800 'Ps apparent. They were accompanied
oY Wlhers' fine brass band, which discpnr.ed
lhoet eACeIient music on the route The move
MEMS OF tne corps Indicated that 1t had lost
nothihs IN point OF drill, and Il wa. remarked
that strong company of infantry al well tr,ined
as the corps ON parade would be no disc,edit %
the city. The ranks Of the Guard are aj,out I'm.
cTeasibg. aud We hope 10 see them ag,in ,.i,h
full ranks, and as well drilled as at prrsent ''i
A \ USG CRowD.-Yesterday, the police Of
hcers OF the Fourth Ward Were called upon to
arrest half dozen little fellows who were
charged by Mr.. w. Marshall with behaving
badly, and throwing stones at him as he sat In
the door OF his house. The least of the offending
party, small colored boy, appeared to be the
most offensive Of the gang. Arraycd for trial at
me police ONCE yesterday afternoon, one could
not help but condemn the policy Of Introducing
mem 70 court at such an early age, (ths oldest
was probably fifteen and the youneest about
severn and several quietly suggested the pro-
psV OF switching such children without In
des,usd tnem to court, which seldom has It's
desired effect on such young beginners.
MONEY hkcovERED.-On Monday a coIored
woman, named Hall, was arrested by ofacers
Norwood and Handy, for stealing $50 in money
from the residence of +. Jefferson, ESQ. She was
taken to the house to be searched on the n,e.,...
out no money was found upon her. She was Told
she w"nid have to 60 to Jail for further heariny
She seemed TO be alarmed, aud requested On lie
allowed to go In the garden She went, and was
watched. She was taken to the Office OF In.t;cs
Dom, and, while there, the family semi yvo,d
that the money had been found in the garden
There being no evidence to fasten the larcenv
upon her, she was dismissed.
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Outrages upon Americans.

Mr. Williams, called by Utica q. V
Herald, :" our associate" writing from .Jcru-
salem. mentions several instances OF gross
outrages which have been perpetrated upon
Americans who were travelling in the - Holy
Land, - and throughout Palestine and Syria.
He says:
RoHberies are of almost daily occurrence.
Two American missionaries were sssailed be-
tween Beyront and Jerusalem by band OF
armed Bedouins, who pointed their guns at
their breasts aud commanded them 10 sUTren-
der. A similar outrage was committed upon
an American party coming from Damascus q
few days previous There is no government
in Palestine just now. The Bedouin robbers
| are the virtual rulers of the land Robbie
ries occur almost every day under the very
| walls of Jerusalem.
l attended last evening an informal meet
| ing of American residents in Jerusalem, Jaffa
| Beyrout, Damascus and Nazareth to consider
the propriety of representing to the govern
ment at W Washington the insecurity of liz
and property of Americans travelling In Pal
estine, and of requesting Its protection agains
the insolence and eXtortion of the Turkisl
robbers.
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Tribute of Respect.

CHERRY TREE LODGE Room, July II 1853.
At a regular meeting of the Cherry Tree
Lodge No. All l. 0 of o. F, the decease
of Bro. p. G. GIDEON KINPoRrs having been
announced, 2. G. Jas. d. Shaw, Jos. Lyday,
and Peter j. Stiffier were appointed com
mlttee to draft resolutions expressive of the
feelings OF the Lodge. The committee re-
ported the following, which was unanimously
adopted
Whereas, 1t has pleased God in his Prov
idence to remove from our midst by death,
alter long and painful suffering, our much
beloved Brother p. G. GIDEON KIspoRys
Therefore, be it resolved, That in this dis
pensation the fraternity has lost consistent
and valuable member; this Lodge faithful
and arduous brother, as well as wise and
prudent counsellor.
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Resolved, That while we, as Lodge, feel
deeply cur loss, we recognize the hand of God
in the event and bow in submission to his will,
feeling confident from our Brothers life and
labor Of love, also from his peaceful and hap
by death, that what has been our loss has been
his gain.
Resolved, That we deeply sympathise with
the family of the deceased, who, by his death J..
have been deprived of an affectionate son and
kind brother, and that we humbly entreat
for them the consolation of the Gospel, and
that they take comfort in the assurance that
they mourn not as those that have no hope.
Resolved, That this Ledge be clothed in
mourning for the space of six months, and
the members wear the usual badge for thirty
days.
Resolved, That these proceedings be pub
lished in the county papers, and copy be
sent to the family of the deceased.
JESSE NJ. HARLER, n. G.
Attest-Jas. d. Shaw, Sec'y.
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The Indignant Democrat" Again.

We have always viewed the dragging CT
Religion through the dirty pool of politics,
with feelings of Indignation mingled with
disgust. The right Of every man to worship
God according to the dictates of his own con-
science, is solemnly guaranteed by the Con-
stitution of the United States, and no man
who cherishes the sentiments of pure pat
riot and true Christian, will seek to abridge
that right, with regard to any portion of his
fellow citizens. The right of every resident
Of the United States, to worship God in the
manner his or her conscience dictates, is
right as high holy and sacred as that of
treading the earth or breathing the pure air
of Heaven. The man who erdeavors to fan
the flames Of religious bigotry in this country,
In order to accomplish certain political ends,
is bigot and demagogue, and we care not
what he may style himself, is not sincere
follower of him who said My kingdom is
not of this world"
writer in the Cambria Tribune, who
signs himself " A Delegate from the South, "
has recently been endcavoring with all the
energy and zeal of genuine true blue Know
Nothing, to revive the defunct carcass OF
Sam, in this county. His last epistle is
now before US, and we will endeavor to dis
pose of it in as summary manner as pos
sible
In his communication, q few weeks ago,
he asserted that meeting of Catholics Has
held at Loretto, previous to the assem-.
bling of the late Democratic County Conven.
ton, for the purpose of securing the nomina
lion of Catholic ticket by the Convention
We called on the indignant democrat to prove
this charge, and then proceeded to remark
that we regarded him as a rare compoun(
ofignorancc, fa'sehood and bigotry," to pub
lish such statement, sucL serious charg
against his fellow citizens, to the world, un
sustained by proofs. We called on him 70
the proofs, but he has not produced them
In his last communication he is solemnly 81
lent on the subject Come, Mr.. Delegate
produce the proofs or never again afflict tn
readers of the Tribune with your bigote
rantings and Know Nothing balderdash. -
Let US know where that .Sanhedrin, YOU spea
OF convened, the business that was transacted
and any other facts connected with it worth
OF note you may be in possession of
An intelligent democrat who resides in tn
Southern portion of the county, assures us
that the charges Of Mr. Delegate" wit
regard to the delegate elections in Cousmaug