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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-07-30
July Q, 1858.


10 ensure proper attention to the Delegate
Elections, the County Committee has consid-
cred it proper TO appoint the following Town
ship Committees, and il is hoped the several
gentlemen named will be good epough to see
to it personally, that tin.eIy notice be given,
aul that the elections be duly held in each
District
Bedford Borough Willism Kissr, Alex
Henderson, and John H. Filler, ESQ.
Bedford Tp. Thomas Res, Jacob Barnhart,
and Thomas Imler.
Colerain: Alex Compiler, VIM. Milestone.
abl Nm. Dibert.
Cumberland Valley: iFm. Derenore, JOSH
alb Towel, and PHILIP hardinger.
Harrison: John NIcyicker, Esq, Martin
Feightner and james Mullin, Esq,
EopeweH: Alex. D4yis, Esq, Thos. ~.
Young, ESD, and John G lies.
Juuiatl: Leopard Butner, Esq, Peter r
iiillegas, ana Adam GeIler
Liberty: Alfred Entriker, Esq, D 5. BeFk-
stresso-, and f. A. Fockler.
Londonderry Sam'l L1gue, VIM Cook, and
John Wilhelm.
NoDr9c: James Carnell, John L. Grove, and
Daniel Evans
Napier: George " Williams, George Stuck
ey, aud James Allison, Esq,
Providenoo, E; Geo. " Householder, Esq
Wan. Lysinger, and Sidney r. Whitfield
Providence, W: John A.-Gump, Jacob Barn
doillr, Jr., and David Sparks.
Scheilsbqrg: John f. Colgia, Sam1 Corl,
and Wn1. A. b. Clark
ST. Clair: Henry Ickes, Esq, Wm. Kirk, and
Win w. Hancock.
southampton; Bernard 0 O'Neal, Lewis Bro sn-
ing, aud Jared Hanks.
Snake Springs: Asa Stuekey, Benz. R. Ash
com, aud Michael Lutz
Uai9n: WIN. Griffith, Edmund Bedel, and
S4lu'l ShaAer
Wooiberry, " John z,ok, Esq, Geo. R.
Holsinger, aud Jacob Breneman.
Woodberry, s. Robert RaIstou, Adam
ke:riug, and Alex. Stoper.
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NORMAL sIEoSsI

fTHE Cpunry saperlaten3sat viii opea ; No.ual
i Scbocl IN Be6fo-d, m Fnesdey, Auaa4t i3th,
to ceataue till Erslay, Sept. 24th.
Alithe teachers in tse county, ard al WHO ;ate5S
to teach in the county during the ensuing winter,
requested TO attend
No charge viii be made fer instruction,
II. HECKERMAN,
July 80 1865. Go. Sap't.
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hlRBiED.

Oa the 25th inst, al The house Of the bri4e,s
iatLer, by joan aaifh, Sd, SIR. Wm. Riley
TO Miss MARIA, daughter Ga Jaeol, Eioaburget,
all Of Jil.ia;a IN.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-07-30

Among the arrivals at The Springs, we notice
the names of JUICE Burlington, Hon, Joseph
II. Kuhns, Harry Magraw, Esq, John W.
Forney, Thos f. Cochran, Esq, of Philadel-
phia, aud Gen s. Miles Green of Huntingdon
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DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.

A distressing and fatal accident occurred a.
Green Hill. in this county, on Tuesday The
18th inst, for the particulars Of which we are
.nsaIehsed cnsIse TO JAS. 9. AUSTIN, Esq, and are as
'oiio"s Mrs Mann, wife of Judge Nam Of
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NOTICE.

Tie ReT. Or. GEo. Lyon, Of Erie, viii
PFeaeL n the Lutheran Ghnrcil Of this place,
oa S-boa b noln'ng Dext, at I04 o'clock.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-07-30

DR.. W. IL. WHITMOR, Of Lancaster City,
Pa, will visit Bedford, the 10th of August,
and remain days at the 'sBedford Hotel, }" to
examine patients, and consult with and success
fully treat all diseases Of the human body
Private parlors for laiies. Consultations free
OF charge We refer our readers to his full
card 10 another column.
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Old Buck ever got the sbiskgy 50 kipa,,
ofdered LIN y iontgs merry. : Pittsburgh Ga,
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FIRE Works AT THE SPRINes.--The fire
works at the Springs, on Monday night, we're
among the best that we ever seen come off,
Everything was well and tastefuliy arranged,
by w. S. STEWART, Esq, Of Philadelphia,
who is an adept in these things. Mr. Stewart
contributes more fer the amusement and enter
tanlnent of the visitors than any other who
CONES to the Springs. Long may lie wave.
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Col. McCLURE.-Col. Mcclare Of Cham.
bersburg las declined the nomination for Con
gress. Hon. D. + Robson, will receive the
votes of the Franklin conferees
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His Exceloncy, Mr.. Buchanan, arrived at
the Springs~son Thursday night last. He
is accompanied by Sir VIM. Gore Ousely and
lady, Miss Lane, Miss Bright, daughter of
Senator Bright of Indiana, and Robert Ma
gr4w. Esq, of Baltimore. Mr.. BUCHANAN
will remain here until the 10th or llth Of
August, unless recalled to Washington by ur-
gent affairs of State.
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BEDFORD INQUIRER.

We are authorized TO state that the County
Committee Of this County has conenrred in the
ti,ne and place named In the chanlbersburg
Repository and TRANSCRIPT for the meeting Of
the Congressional Conferees Of this district
that is,at Ghainberaburg.on the 10Th Of August
next.
French TuRNIp SEED We are indebted
to Orange Judd, of the American Agrieulturist
for a paper of French Turnipsseed new ar
tiele, in this country, aud said to be very pro-
ducfiye.
DELEdATR ELEcrioNs.--O friends, we
hope, will pay attention to the Delegate cleo
lions tomorrow afternoon. A full delegation
to the-morrow afternoon, which meets on
Tuesday next, to nominate dcket, is dcsira-
bic.
See the advertisement OF DR.. Hartman in
another column
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See advertisement Of d. S4nl.orl's LIVER
lNViGoRATok il aLVitcf column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-27

In lsiO the product of the same mines was estj-
mated by McCulloch at about s3l COO 600, to
which Is to be added the product of the gold dis
trict ofthe United States then stated to be s5I2.-
90. In lS43 the product from all the ferent
sources in Europe and America is given by Nc
Culloch al 9,050,0O0 pounds sterling At this
time the mines Of Russian siberia began 10 as
sumo prominence as source ofsuPply, the annual
product having rapidly risen to $40 GO OOO an
amount which is understood to have been since
largely augmented The total amount of gold
derived from the mines OF California and Austria
liza, as given on reliable authority, from Is4s to
1856, was lis AS 900 pounds sterlng and in 1858
the product from each OF these countries il set
down at s75, 900, COO, an amount from which il
has not varied materially since and 1t is probable
that $50, 900 900 more per annum have been drawn
from other sources
The principal counteracting agent has been
the drain Of specie which has been going on to-
wards the East Indies and China for several
years. This is supposed to have amounted. i'm
six years, to 900, principally In silver
ana accounts for the great diminution in the
quantity OF silver change in circulation, which
was noticed some five years ago. Under the new
treaties with China, throwing open the internal
trade OF that country to the enterprise Of Western
nations, IL is reasonably expected that the balance
OF trade Will be received, and that many millions
of dollars Of specie will How from the East into
the markets of the Western world
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ID Santa Fe dates to the ath confirm the sec
ond battle with the Navajo Indians. as already
reported. The Indian agent had formally sus-
pended relations with them. The Navsjoes own
a quarter ola million of sheep and some sixty
thousand horses, aud if these are destroyed Il
will drive them to desperation, and occasion a
second Florida war
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ALEXANDRIA.
Correspondence Of The Star.

Correspondence Of Tho Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct 81, 1883
Yesterday, one of the hands at the warrenton
junction, on the Orange and Alexandria railroad,
attempted, while intoxicated, to mount upon the
burden train, while it was in motion He fell,
and the train passed over him, breaking one of
his legs, and SO injurng the other that It Is said
amputation will be necessary. The name Of the
injured man is John WEIGH
The residence OF Mr. Johnston, upper end of
Cameron street, was entered oy burglars, and
robbed, on Monday night last
The County Court of this county opens its Nc
vember term next Monday. The following JUS
ices compose the bench Turner Dixon. presi-
ding justice; r. 6. Violet, w. p Price, ].
Davis and Buckingham associate Justices
The fairs continue In full operation, and are
doing fine business
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CUBAN TELEs aAPH.-The Savannah Republican
OF "wednesday, says, "Mr Kennedy, the agent Of
the Cuban Submarine Telegraph Company, is
now on visit to our city, and has succeeded, we
learn, In securing right Of way for his line
along the track Of the Savannah, Albany Il Gulf
and Atlantic Gulf Railroads. The project, we
are pleased to hear, is in a forward state, and
will be carried out at an early dayu
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Personal.

80. The Hon Robert Rantoul died at Beverly.
Massachusetts, on Sunday last
-. Hons. VIM. Bigler, and Samuel Hepburn,
OF Pennsylvania, are at the National
-...Meyerbser has left Baden for Nice. still
travelling with his invalid daughter
-...Father Ventura, the celebrated nreacber 4.
about TO Lave Paris to return to Sicily Ill health
-:-Archbishop Cullen is about to leave Ireland
TO visit Rome, his medicsl adviser, having al
vised him to pass the winter in a southern eli
mate. 'ii
80. NJ. Proudhon has published I'm Beloiuu
pamphlet, entitled La Justice Poursuiyie mar
pEglise IL relates to his recent trial and con-
demna;ion.
--.- The Monitore Toscano announces the die
covery at Florence Of a copy of Dante AIip beri,s
Divine Dommedia, written in PetraIch's own
hand.
-: The Frederick Herald says it is rumored
that DR.. VIM b. Tyler has rendered his resig-
nation as a Director Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad.
..:-Mr Chisholm Anstey, whose extraordinary
eas IN Parliament obtained for him no little no,
toriety In this country, was appointed Attorney
GENERAL al Hong Kong The China Mari brings
news Oh DIS sus pension from that Office he h,yino
.omaioStne Government and other O ID cials
Al h'anhei winch necessitated the stepD
-. Nj Eugene Veuillot one Of the writer. g.,
the Univers, and brother To the caIahra,.s IN
Veuillot, was recently married 70 MILF nS.S
The ceremony was performed by Father Vsn,n'
"a, Mno, IN an aiIoc ution with which he wound
up the service, Informed the Congregation thai
the bride, a. her name indicated nn1nhs 10.
among her ancestors no less personaoe ,b,n
Thomas Aquinas. INA"
-. DR.. Frederick Dorsey, Sr.. died at hi. roe.
idenee In Hagerstown, Nd, on the 2ith instant
in the SD wear Of his age. Dr. Dorsey was m >
oldest practising physician in the State, II not in
Ine wnote country, and was known In various
seSnons OF the Union for his professional emf
1870 sna aolity His career, as a physician,
EXTENDED over half a century, and In MARYLAND
wnere ne was more intimately known, be was
regarded with the hig hest esteem ~
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90 Divorces are seandalously easy and scan
dalously common in Indiana Ii is said that they
occasionally take place there almost without the
knowledge of the parties interested 1t might
be prudent for every couple, before retiring at
night, to satisfy themselves by careful inquiry,
whether they have right to occupy the same
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-27

THR NEXT LEcTUKE SEAsoN.-The Boston pa
pers give US list of lectures for the coming win
ter, with names enough to make up a respectable
Directory. There are some solid men among
them-men Of ideas, intellect and brains-but
there Is an awful deal Of chat, and wind too, in
the programme
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-27

u Dams mountain, west OF Cumberland, is
now on fire, and burning with fearful rapidity
The scene OF the burning mountain, as witnessed
on Sunday night, says the Civilian, was really
grand, although the effect was some what marred
by the bright moonlight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-27

IL The New York police on Friday arrested
dozen female fortune-tellers, astrologers, and
other similar spectators upon human gullibility,
with their various implements-cards, keys,
crystals, bibles and books Of palmistry Some
were discharged and some sent to Jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-27

ID Messrs. Shillington, Odeon Building
Shepherd, corner ID and Seventh streets; Taylor
Maury, near Ninth street and d. J. Bishop i
Co, PIG Pennsylvania avenue, send us copies Of
HaTper's Magazine
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Specie.

Many estimates have been formed of the total
amount or the additions to the stock of bullion
which the mines Of South America and Mexico
have furnished that Of Humbolt is probably the
most reliable, and is as follows, viz:
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EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
Wednesday,. October n, 1898.
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Union wars against the Despotism of
Prejudices," and maintains that the moral
guilt of refusing to give protection in Terri
tory to the property of q Shareholder, who has
the constitutional right to demand such protec-
ton, 10 just as great as to enact law by Con-
gress sbolishing slavery in Virginia.
The Union, further, congratulates the State
of Illinois on the improved condition of its
finances.
The IntsLhgsnesr notes, as good example, /"
the election Of Judge Hancock, in the southern
district Of Mississippi, over both Democratic
and American nominees; thus fixing a new
seal of disapprobation to the practice of parti.
san nominations for the judicial Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-27

IL The Democratic State Committee of Viz
GINA have fixed upon Petersburg as the place,
and the LIST Of December as the time, for holding
the State Convention
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nation without being paid. think fair con-
struction Of the fee bill entities him to his per
diem, without regard to the particular title by
which the Judicial ofhcer before whom the exam
ination Is had, may be known or called, IL he is
OF competent aufhority. The same principles
apply In the allowance Of per diem to Marshals."
THE TREATY BETWEEN ENGLAND AND MICA
RAGuA.-The Washington correspondent of
theNew York Herald says that the statement
made in certain newspapers that Sir William
Gore Ouseley had submitted drafts of treaty
which be intended to propose to Nicaragua to
our Government, and that they were entirely
satisfactory, has no foundation. No draft of q
treaty has been submitted, nor has the Gov.
eminent expressed itself upon the subject
The 1sTHMIAN RoUrx.-The Associated
Press" agent telegraphs the following para.
graph:
"New parties have recently been endeavoring
TO secure the Governments recognition ard pro.
lection to another contemplated transit line oveI
the Nicaragua route, and with whom Gen. Jere1
has been In communication. No success has thus
far attended their efforts. While the Admins.
tration will not interfere between citizens In mat
tiers relating to that subject, it is well known
that those who have already contracted with the
Nicaraguan government, win be fully protected
in their rights and property"
MAILS FOR THE AFRICAN SQUADRON. yes
sci which has recently been chartered by the
Government as q store-ship for the African
squadron will sail from Boston on the 10th o.
| next month for the coast of Africa. A letter
bag will be sent out, by which means persons
can communicate with their friends and rela
tives on the station. A letter-bag will also be
made up at the Navy Department.
The WEArnER.-The following report Of tn.
weather for this morning is made from the Mors.
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institute
The time of observation ia ahout o,elnek.
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ID One Of the buildings at the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum at Stanton, Va, was destroyed
by fire on Monday night last.
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r. o A l.! c o A LIZ @ . A LIN
Will unload, in few days. cargo Of the very best
quality Of RED ASH EGG COAL; also, one Of
WHITE ASH COAL; I'll Of which will pc sold &C
GEO. L. SHERIFF,
90 3 q Yard, ~ street, at canal bridge,
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@NOTIC E.-Persons wi hing to become
A3 members of the Washington building Asso
eiation can do so by application to Messrs. r. w.
Giesekng, In Georgetown. Michael Lauxman,
Coast Survey Office. and Geo. Glorius. ID street,
near 18th. The next meeting Of the Stockholders
will be on the first FRIDAY in November i'm 6 er-
man Hall, precisely at Z O'Clock p. m.
CHARLES J. UHLMAN,
oc ~ dtNOv5 Secretary.
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NEW system OF INSTRUCTION IN
"A DANCING.

Prof KRAUSE respectfully notifies the citizens
of Washington that he il prepared to form "a
GLASS either young or OtherwIse) for Instruc- ~
tiOR in Dancing. kA
HIS system Is one which, upon trial, will be taAA
found. although novel, SO based upon mathematical
rules as to insure to every pupil such knowledse
OF the science will enable them to become prob
clients therein IN TWELVE LESSONS. THIS is the age
OF progress and; startling il may appear he chal
lenges test, and feels confident that the of
the past in California and other places 10 sure gar
sntse that every pupil who will take INSTRUCTION
Of becoming pr 6cient in less time than 10 usually
employed to acquire even the knowledge Of placing
the feet correctly.
He can be consulted daily ct Carusi's Dancing
Saloon, under the Theatre, from to Q. M, and
Lozp. m ia1d TO m, where his terms and the
fullest Information will be given. oc2 ~
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ID GODDARD and Steiner, I'm their h.IIoon ,,..
travelled about 100 miles at the rate ~ D. IL
m hour. % mics
ID A thief In Philadelphia has been .,s,,,no
quantity OF Testaments and other religions
works. sious
" Gen. Santa Anna has purchased an estate
x40,0 f'~
IL NJ N. Sawyer, publisher Of the Els
worth American, has been indicted for libel
against Bion Bradbury
W IL Is reported that majority of the newly
elreted stature OF Indiana Is In favor Of re-
Peal ofthe divorce laws Of that stats.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
BOARD AND FURNISHED ROOMS AT
ID MISS MORLEY 274 Penn. Arsnrs-Fam-
lies or sngls gentlemen wishing to settle for the
good. Terms moderate. 90 lin
TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BEACCOMMO
l. dated with a pleasant Room and Board at Sal
III ,treet, between g. az d 9TH. 90 d ~
BOARDING, with handsomely furnished ooms
- lighted with gas, may be OBTAINED by earl, an
pica,Ion at 40 l2tn street, bel and sire.
oc &c St.
ROARDlNG.-MRS. ANN H. SCOTT. oppo
- site Jackson Hail, AIS Pennsylva a, elue has
several vacant Rooms, two of which front,
which she would be pleased 10 rent to gentlemen
and Their ladl "a, or sing lie gentlemen.
able BoaIders Accommodated. oc &c St.
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II U u r T II A NUAL BALL
OF TIE
Empire Club.
WANTS.

=
WANTED-By respectable Woman who can
" come well recommended, a situation as Cook
Washer and lrOner IN d private family. Apply at
No. 70 I'd street east, between and ID morrill, Two
doors from kIIlmon's Cottage. IL.
WANTED-By respectable young Woman a
work and sewing. Has good city Recommendations.
Address Box No u. star Office. ocH N'
WANTEn.By Respectable young woman I.
w SITUATION as dry nurse, or 10 DO general
housewnrk Good recommendations given Apply
at Mr. Clarks, north B at. eet, beIw esn 81 ard Sd
SITS. Its
WANT ED-A SITUATION as Salesman. in a
w wholesale or retail dry goods store, w a young
man OF some experience IN mercantile life mod
crate salary will be taken for the FIRST year address
Z. l.. u. BOX go. Alex andria, Va. OCT Iw.
WANTED-A Mol CAKE BAKER One who
w can come well rec 'mmenjed will receive God
JAMES FRASIER.
oo Is Sc Corner If + and 18th streets.
(ASh PAID FOR FURNITURE.-Parsons
~ declining housekeep ng, as well as those having
one or more articles 10 dispose of. viii lind II to
ther advantage to address, through she Post Office
Z. n; who will purchase for cash, at fair valu.
alIoh. All Vi thelr eH. Cts. oc6-f
WANfS.-The proprietor of the IntellIg ence
" Once and House gency. 81 street, corner
OF 7th, respectfully sollcts the patronage Of fami-
lies reg ulrng competent Servants of good charac-
LEI. wanted, now, several good Cooks, Chamber
maids Walters, Drivers and Farm Hands.
Sc ely
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THREE DIFFERENT OPERAS,
THURSDAY. FRIDAY, aud SATURDAY.
October 18th. 18Th, and Soth.
Tie PrbIic may rely xpos tke aypsaraxo,, ,ctfAoxf
JaiL, Of this Grand Company.
The following eminent artists will appear:
MADAM COLSON.
who has be en- acknowledged In New York and Bos
ton ~ one Of the greatest living Pnma Donna. Her
repres of the role of Voletia, La Ira
viata,' which was performed esht successive
nights. has been pronounced uneausled.
MILE TERESA PARODt.
the famous dramatic Pnma Donna, her fret appear
ancs IN Opera IN Washington.
MADAME CORA DE wILHORST,
the greatest living American Prima Donna, whose
Triumphant success in Paris vas unrivaled.
MADAME SrRAKOSCH,
the distinguished contralto.
the best Tenor IN America.
sIGNoR LABocEIITA,
sIGNOR AMoDIO,
the beat Baritone in Amsrica.
sIGNoR BARILLA,
another eminent Baritone.
the great Basso.
And other distinguished Artists.
STRAKOSCH'S GRAND OPERA COMPANY
has been pronounced Ia New York and Boston.
IMMENSE SUcCEss.
THE MOST COMPLETES AND BRILLIANT
OPERA COMPANY IN AMERICA.
The y season will begin on THURSDAY. Oct. 20.
with NercIs fayorIte Opera.
IL TRONATORE.
" M MILF sse? TE!RSlEsA PARopr,
NINE s siGkHk0 ssssHIdNoLI.
and other eminent Artists.
GRAND CHoRrs AND BRILLIANT ORCHESTRA,
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ID OPERA GLASSES.
l. EARL, Ivory and Black Opera Glasses: good
assortment for sale cheap by r. X. LUN DY, No.
39o rennsy wanna avenue, under the National Hos
tel 2fs
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The WEArnER.-The following report Of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institu ton.
The time of observation is about 7 O'Clock:
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The NEXT CON6REss.-The state of things
In most OF the congressional districts in and
around New York city, renders it highly
probable that the Democracy will lose several
oil those districts, which, under proper state
OF things in their own ranks, would certainly
elect staunch and sound Democratic members
In the Kings county district, for instance as
well as in the Brooklyn district, local Quarrel,
and jealousies have generated Democratic on.
position to the regular nominees, though both
of them are gentlemen who should command
the support Of every member of the party In
the district now represented by Mr.. Sickles
the squabble between that gentleman and Gen.
Wslbridge can hardly fail to result in Demo
cratic defeat In the district now represented
by Clark, the nomination was eminently an
unit one; and in the district now represented
by that faithful, upright, and in all respects
worthy man, John Kelly, the prospect is that
some shouider-hitting dabblsr in corporation
contracts and other such municipal treasury
piunder, will be nominated in bis stead
Mr.. n. having been nominated for the Sheriff.
atty, compliment he fairly and richly merits
We shall by no means be surprised II all Eve
Of these districts be lost to the Damoc,..v
No regular reader Of the Star fails to be .v.,.
that We entertain very unfavorable ouinion
OF New York city politics, regarding them as
being more corrupt, probably, than the politics
OF any other section Of any country in the
world Inscriptions leaders lin all parties