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LETTER oFJUDGE IBREEsE.

SPRlNGFIELD, Ill., sept To-
Judge Breese Of this State publishes a letter II
the ST Louis Republican, on the subject Of Illinois
politics in which he denies that be Is not candi-
date furths Senate. also the assertion that be sup
ports Douglas. He deuOunces all disOrg anlzers
and cOnsprltors against the honor and inte yriy Of
the Democratic parry, and says he will follow that
party and no single individual.
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n. H. sOLOMONSON.

PRAcTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICAN,
ee7s the lr-est OF the approved kinds Of
PEcT4CLES. AIhs glasses, whether for lear or far
lighted ground under his own inspection by machine
Of ructic1 with the care 20
suit the eyes IN Al cases. curing Neaac, Di-=zess
IEfgrlafi0H Of fls Eycs, and impsrHs sreIgth oe
reading or fine sewing.
" y H. Solomonson would here Inforn the public
thsf he employs any IN the sale Of his lenses
~ Also. sPleadii assort nent OF SPY GLASSES MI
CRoSCOPES, COAIPASSES, &c, key; on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect IS natural
ROfce 3 Superior street under tho American Hotel
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For washing Infants and children.

Mothers and Nurses viii I'm -FONTAINE'S CREAM
OF WILD FLOW RS superior 10 al spirits, soaps or
lotoas rs ueh medicavi lsiigr Pesirain the skin,
prevents chaag and erupious, and ruates that health,
deliaa-y aud sweetness 50 pleasing IN children
70 REMOVING FRECKLES, ERUPTIONS, Sc-
A few applications will produce the m0st agreeable results
IN parrius whit ness clearBess and beauty the
plerion = G FONTAINE a co, rs Broadway, and
No Asior House. .Nes York. Sold BY all Druggists
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ALBANY, Sept. Is.

The American general Committee to-day, chal-
lengcd the Republicans to a discussion in every
county in the State during. the campaign after the
fashion Of the Southern States.
Attorney General Brennan goes down to night
to Richmond county TO inaugurate proceedings
against the quarantine rioters
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Il The Hecker Band will play on the Square
this evening, when the following selection will
be performed l. Liberty Quick Step-DOwn-
ing; .. "Dry UP"Polka-COotes; 8 Aria and
ChOrus-SPOhr; 4.IrOn City Quick Step--SOuth-
erlove; 5. Eloise Waltzer-D'Alber, 6 Capt.
Turner'S March-MinOr; Z Anvil Chorus and
Covatira from Troyaton-Verie; s. Cleveland
Greys Quick step-Grafula; 9. Hail Colum-
bia. Concert % commence at Il
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SPECIAL TEAxs.-By taking the 73O train
this morning on the Cleveland and Toledo road,
you will reach Sandusky earlier than by starting
at $50. Bear this in mind
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GUITAR.-J. II THOMAS, Teacher Of the Cult
sr, Rooms At No Euclid street. Terms
Fifty cents per lesson. II.
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FROlI WASHINGTON

Judge Bowler. Minister TO Paragu1. arrived this
morning and short time thereafter, had an inter-
view with Secretary Cass at the State Depart
ment
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YELLOW FEVER
NEw ORLEANS, Sept. IL
Deaths by fellow fever Saturday. IS.
FIRE
DAYroS. o. Sent. l3.

At about o'clock on Sunday morning the
Wagon and Plow Establishment, formerly owned
by Henry kimes, which was occupied by kOher-
esOn & P!eienberger was destroyed BY FIRE Loss
about $4,000, partly insured.
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INsTALLATIoS.-On Sunday evening last, the
ceremony of installing the Rev. W Il. Good
rch as associate pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church, was held in that Church. The i'm
mense building was filled and the ceremonies
were unusually interesting The following
was the order of proceeding
lst- Reading the Scripture and prayer by
Rev. F. l. Brown, Pastor of the old School
Presby terian Church
2i- Hymn
81 Sermon by DR.. Kendall, of Pittsburg
ith. Constitutional questions by the Modera-
tor of the Presbytery, the Rev, Mr.. Allen, of
Brooklyn
5th. Installing prayer by Rev. J Bittinger,
Pastor OF Euclid Street street Presbyterian
Church.
9th. Hymn.
9TH. Charge to the Pastor by Rev J. EelIs,
Pastor Of the Second Presbyterian Church.
sih. Right hand Of Fellowship by DR.. Aiken.
9Th. Charge to the people by Rev. Mr.. shaw,
of Newburgh.
10th Concluding Hymn.
Beuediction by Rev W H Goodrich.
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SsIs@ For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, seefourth
naup
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MATRIMONIAL.

To THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES
It has been my good fortune 90 restore to health many
thousands OF my c1uairy-wauisn-
Ny success has excited r malice OF The euvious and
jealous their prosecutions Lave served only extend
and esab h my Tsqa'lon Showers of grateful offerings
have fallen upon y rarhay from the sufferers whom
have relicyci. Sol0g 4 -eld an asctI0nate ard
thankful remembrance By those who have eNDerenced
skill can alTd jespse fhs efforts Of nis'his-sker
nd sandcrers
BY friends have repeatedly urged place uy eti
for produ-Ing within the reach Of he
Ladies OF the United Staie but indisposon 20 enter
fed occupied b. gIacs with their perlciIus nurus-
and fear thai uIprlripcd cluutsr.ee might palm upon
the public t-er worthless limitations have AlthsT PIE
vented establishing agencie, for the sale oi my
"ANIIE DE FEAIAIE, in the United STATES
Al last yeld the eaire-cs of patients and friends
and osr TO the sudarIag Pennies Of America medicine
which has rendered s0msWhat ihroushou the
Old World
In regard to The efficacy Q. the ''ANIIE DE FEMME"
need only say that liquid forn aud cIacil sacb
have used ms practice for years, and
that Il has failed secure satisfactory result
The Anne de Femme aal stand tine
aiion Of and effect U Is alike powerful 20 originate
healthy menstrual where existed and 70
restore II where h1s rum uy cause su1prc sod-
In orisTto guard against imposition, the wrapper q drec
each bottle OF the "A lie dc Femme w bear ny
written Signature AID both the bottle and enclosing b,K
viii be sealed with nv private seal.
Pros, 50 o. package -,--,
PANS, January. lsS7.
For sale. Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE
No q Superior street Cleveland, who vii supply the
''AmIe de Femzle' 4 the Proprisi OE's Proes.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT. IA, 1855
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

S J. wadswOrsh-Sineiags School this Evea'us.
Mason Estep-Legal Nolice.
Lcss-A sac Key
Re.tberE & HlusmanH-H1se AMI Hoods
Wm Msinich-TIm0thy Seed-I.ari-FIour
For Lake Superi1r-NoTthern Light.
s. Raymond s Co O-CaTpsis
Hawks A Broiher-Lond0n Periodicals, sc
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MRS. ROBrNsoNs CERTIFICATE

AhS- hOblNSifNS CEhllE lGAIE
VERSos, TTHmbul Co, May lst, lass
This ceTtifes Tint have been very health for
and found lItle or no e2oing number
PHYSICIANS Nv dIsFaS@ PrOla1sls Ute n had
been redle b. that and Fiouor Aihus until bad becoe
u-erated considerable extent By the advice OF Dr.
& " Bushnell procured and took SIX bottles of M1rshls
Titenns atholicon winch enabled % attend 10 hus
hand his last sickness until he ded which about
have t1keu three bottles S'ncc his d. at
which h1s made abe 10 labor and support my family 81
three children The Cafhocsu has nearly restored to
health. 10 the only thing that has ated my suffer
in- tor which feel very grateful
The CATHO OLICON Is for sale BY CITY Druggists and by
Me1icine dealers generally iull2
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5pefiaI Notices.
IWPORT4NT TO FEM4LES.

P- For Gas FIztHres and Fating-APpiy
Fogy Easugortl q Co., los and l07 Superior street.
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Tie RESTORATIVE is put up in bottles Il three sizes:
large medium and snail The small hnlds half pint, and
rstas fr 81 per bottle TIE medium holds at least twenty
per prupOron than the SMALL and retlis for
81 per The large holds quart forty per cent more
IN pruplrii ln al q retalls for 50.
o j. WOOD co Projectors, ~ Broadway, New
York ON The great n Y Wire Railing estahshmeni) and
ia Market street. St Louis, RIO.
Ard sid b. all so1d Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
A H. IN
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PROr. WooD-Ahuut two wears ago. my halr commenced
t4r1ii graz fast bee miuE 1lld und had tried
-emelies 10 feet commenced uEius Res uratIve
m January s; few appICaIlO as ened my hair firmly;
b-sau 10 MI NJ sr.W out. and turned back inner
cour-b ack AthIs tine l. Is uy restore 70 is url1al
c1Iur health, appearance aLd chcerfuly recgmne d
h. us- 10 an J. d. HOES
Chi-,so Illinois Nav .Is57
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Drp Goo0s.
DOmeSfic Goods.

Domestic Goods.
WHOLESALE OR RETA1L.-We
w have stGTr, ana o a. rise,
~ ha Is Sleetlngs,
53U DO Bafts,
sn do Micks,
81 do Twiue.
luJ do Waddlns
Ito do Bays.
Ito d. Fiuur Sacks
50 80 Delims
- DO StupFs,
50 do Ticks,
- do Cotton Yarn.
p do Cotton Warp
81 cases B.eached o.tous,
81 do Prints
sspl3 MORGAN s LOOT.
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by TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the UHiOn Telegraph
5FFIcR. wIRIS6's BLOCK, CORNEK OF BANK AND
ST CLAIR STREETS.
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For sale, Wholesale and Retail. By WILLIAM FISEE
No . Superior street. Cleveland. who VIII supply the
''Ame de Femme - the PropHs. OE's prloes.
auln dSwlrs
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-DEYcH A'R GwYIIEDYDCr," Welsh Newspaper
Once, n Nassau street, Apnl T. ls5o
PauF o ] WOoD-Dear SIR some month or siK weeks
ago. received bottle Of your Hair Restorative and gave
my wife. who concluded 70 ~ u on her head lille
ihInknr nj tie time that would restore the gray hair
lis orgna color ut . hsr and surprise, al sr few
weeks ra Il has performed that wonder al feet By
ing I'M The gray hairs dark brown al the time
belutyIng TIN kening the hair. strongly recommend
the above Res orstige u al perSous want Of such
chance OF their hair. CHARLES lAkDEW.
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PRoF o. J. WooD-With confidence do Tecommeni your
Hlr Restorative being the mosi ecaccus cle
saw your Hair Restorative, har and whis
krrs which were amcs WHITE have sradualy dark,
and nOw feel cgnfleut that lew more apple tions will
restore them TO their Ura color. has also relieved
OF all d1ndruf and unp itching common amgns
persons " h0 Pc rspire freely J. g. klLBX.
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-I---..--. =. - -. - !.
WIGS +! WIGS I! WIGS !

olsTlTIns On IllT slIHa q elCU Box, oI
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
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uEALTH OF AMERICAN WO'

III II flEN. From tie ". Y. UrItH NeuS tEditurt.ll
desire cal affert0n letter from DR. Joshua
T. Bridgr, The Hesh Of American Women" IN snuh
column. He treats te subject m sbe manner, and
has skill and medic iudgIneui be relied upon
From TIE Albany Morning ElrpTtss.
'Narghas Uterine Cafuo icon has proved 20 be fully
valuable Is claimed % be IN severe tess ade
hg malc1l gentlemen and Others DR.. Rrd-e a rceuar
phvsicIau ofverv ue affanmruts ludrment
ami DISCRIMINATION i-I1us and I-hly lssui prac
tt'Ousr all diseases especially those Of women and
chlldTen"
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WEST BEDFORD, CoshoctOn Co Nav u, Is Z
Mr. II Kn=s Sri have been selling the medl-
ofthe Graeuhers omplny for the st ten years and
invariably found them 70 give gond salts aco and
the pills have sold a great familis regularly
as hertea aud coffee with my trsde thy hsve bee
q spie article AIarshalFs Uterns Ca h0li-On ne =
cine tha done anoun' Of good IN female dseas
e. One ady 8 l. n toll she had received more
beneft from bottle than she di frum Of
medical treatmeuf by the m 81 skillful phvSiciaus
Yours truly, JAMES WILSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-20

The United s'a,es ship Cumbsrlsn5, Ocmpapdsr Misc
roor, at Porto Pfsya CAGE vcrd Isuds jay 30 TO
sail Tor the South cosst on the 2bh s sell -Four invalid
sesmsn IRON me Cumoerssd we're sent home - tie
schooner A. r. LBncil, which arrived below Bsion i7h
Instant
rns United state. sloop OF war Brooklyn, IN the Brook
Ign Navy Yard cry dock has received her propeller ani
,pe wcrs OF copperps ner boston completed the
18th inst she len the dock on the 10Th Inst sni
hwed 10 the foot Of Corlsers street, Ne~ YORK
detachment OF twenty marines ~ss rsssferrei rrnm
the Brcchyn Marine Barracks yesterday 20 The Soytb
C9ore N Oh the vsceocv o. q like nnm,er " Ne sent
from et srip 70 the rsate sabine Tbs Sabine ordered
W 40 In commission inmedisteY, aud taui cut ire
sp.am 70 rake roou fo- tne steam nssie Nisssrs 20
haul hopgside " the dcck,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-20

SERIOUS ArrRAy IN TsoY-ARRssT OF rHg As
Albany Abort MN On Saturday a ssrirds Of
frsy occurred In Trey, plscs op the docx, kept ~
win arm Hgsrs a. gsmn'og der, under the dsgu ss Of
grocery establishment and rquof sslooi. rhs paries
70 the array we're Thomas Js1npge aod Frsns Co., the
former sevedore On Ps'ersonp doct and ,os latter 10
the employ Of Higgins After playing several gsnes OF
csrds, dispute srose hetssep them reaavs 70 the
amount lost ard vop both parties at the tine bong uuder
the Influence ~ liquor Cos csimsd that JeouDgs nsed
him for eitocr enc or two games, ard demindet paw.
Jennnrs deued 'he debt but on the oher hant deted
the drinks from Cor. From cNhng Of tongues, blows
errued srt sennres was AIMED out uf doors &c
after usde "a attempt to get into tie ssoou when
mel al the door ssy ~ Cox, who bad In hs hsod
Knife ~ifh ghch tie struck jennings, fest uoou the slid
Of rs face, std thep a. TIC latter refreshing plunged
into his abdomen, little above the groin tnlic,ing
very wound frcm which bis ntessines prcrudei
Jernrgs fell 20 the ground exclaiung that he hsd bee,
murdered crowd Immediately gath cred about che
psce but their attention directed almost entirely
70 ihe injured mar Cox given Opportunity 20 o.
care, rhCh he Improved, sod oame 70 this city After
The wounded mar had been provided with . surgeon the
officers instituted search for Frank Cox, but be was no
10 be found n Troy. Oflcers Keenan, and Wager then
started on Ia prrnt Of him, and found him sSont use
O'Clock on saturday evening proucnsdipg Ia Rrcadwa In
this city, end took bu 20 troy He IA abDu, twenty
wears OF age and prev This affair considered
s"tad boy' when sober. Bad hquor and gsnoing
wa evidcrty the MASTER spirit IN what ~ p-o,abiy be
termed fshi ssy tne do'tors we're o. opinion vhsu
the cIioers or that Itnritss vas MORALLY wounded,
r-Al1agy yoiUral. dpgsN AZ
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po'ipF yse,syosy wyapsr we're oosi,y erssgst 10
m"'h 'Eo oa,rt iaoo-n &c, ,bu mad osen inrcso
we sac Of he ro'rnds AMI vhrehos DOT osos ii GO
Cry Hsr bsi', isso soco' dee dsvs os,,re sse
wofkutn VII be sas to vet ihas oNi,on OF 'hs cut.s.
NAV non ia such condicL shAs tnsv -, bssio ~
rebuild roe Mayor ysstsraSy s@vs tos.roosions W t.o
pei'hfefs net W sty'ke the bail In future orfrg Tue
Tart o. Tbs oescs which pus.aD tbs ro,f upon wh,rn
besi snprr'sd being badly ,raad sas "
that tne fnk,rR OF tas bell 1iI cAu.s teen n
give way ecou,d tie bell sali IL would cA-~y
away all the n'rsh eide of the bufng II r.
contemplated TO have IL i'm asn.s,ey taken DO sn "a
where viii be placed r MT kao~a Il cer,s,nI
tbeut Got be set asss until thu 3N repsitsd 81 ,nsr
no dre bell IN sbe loser part OF cav ~i.n Ie *
cepson Of the Cay Hail reli and Pas, Otns, bell T,
later borg afescy cracked, cscoss o. heard
e~css IL Lss BEEN sage sss-o toss te1po,afy ok ou
% erected 10 the lower end Of tee Park ADD soe
sse plsos. there
rDs,e h ECO tab of pn'tscg extra story
Ball bu' ne Mayor 10 uoders,ood Ia opposed 70 ,t
thinks r.ss that The cnpoa sSd dome o, hs ros.d.
tbonid ne r..'ote, bet thai she material be Of 700
FIRE Muens' Aired asser .. ne 'squsst NJ ,os dsvr
snc tpecisi COZ Drte yesterday ocooDecos6 nvesl
s~f,on ~ % 'he origin OF The dre In Josce wechs ocs
Several srne-'ss aspsGed sd gave sas, y stn,ay
sHdirs The DE pui Of the v.dooce I'll hs puo
bso until the Fire MsEsnAl all she
reQnl ca.
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she tia han 10 Of fhsf sovs-pzsss .hAs
sselsrs Oh CD st~Y news ioBs ~ar~d fos aDa GUY
h~v tuhso's rsre sell ss he Dorse Interest,"
she IA noe ak re prsirassAs measures
VIA, ~,l s,e Unr-a sass ALTA Euss.ef p Lss Der
ctr o. ,uUsr srd necnNs 40 OF shs wtosid In
distant lspa--~hese 1s swscssrs ots aei asn,sa
<srsc pplors N tas's lcssc.s-i srrusS? 7a ,v4 20
ess The pFssso, aap'oscsroo iAss Ne sscb sah a-n
.seh sssinst shs "tes Of uouo es" asd by oosos,cs
class ,hsn-sod lros 20 ssgs, insstsr shsrs
ssscersd abroad IN .oeis ls~'ui Porsore.
The unhspoy ard tnp.ess sts'e ~ Hexoo nay In
pays 10 attributed ~ sos sersy pscsg saeoseioss
ever ali evil authority aud CO. ,oo sne' hoy
bspss sbs rgb. Of p'ossrsy and sss influence vli
for lime reign, tut II must eveu,osiy Ola all has
thus 0aclu eied
mai ,be sma, Mex can eas's OF he; shs o'st-xs 1
the Of stu ns oearsstans
&C Ire other bsnt, bsvv siec.,i,y Assn raiis N
erea' srefy @, the n.tcDA seso 10 smut Sassst
wnie TAR Of psTn.y N sboaidsred every AexsAn
chief ara AL orsjutic Il 70 evsrynss Ike progress Is
c'unoD az ~ huHaci,y. La, ihs Uaited &Asss
scsss and seont a. the homos tongues o. Jericho, ed
plsce Msxon, and le sns sesi Visa
eesn' Of Rome and bis tsse III spirsaA onarg
Of her hc'y sees bat let Ucned S'siss ,ass
the civil sod religious noess'ss " ttis c,noapt sod 10
them 20 on their vsy no. fs,~rng; 10. oosD OF snow
lecse vel N INTEGRITY or oe $40, sb-,so
reyrsi the raion rosn spesscs n ths psoos IA
,hes verpacoisr tongue add ~ho knos SpAaAst
acJ then cGspfps
We ssv le' tee sSsk, aud your valuable papsr,
that ,ead evcrS quarter ct GLOBE oerali
facts. ris prsss tho pyramid gusro rtsa.s
o. sne people ara tpe pofia II h1ii II ths
thsa ~opd pu down ana crsu auy crusacs aylloss ns
oosr liberties; ont ie' hes not Wat until pat eIe
ven d n0ur
From the Bro~usvbla Fog, Of the 10th us ex.r.ss
the fouoEIg in'esiissnos:-
BY the arrival OF ,l from Monterey TO Mstamoros
on Ss,ordsy Has, have dates yooo place
The 1871 ,nst The Cfc,Jl Bulletin % toss dae
css ososr vicoree Oarsogo 10 len into he h.n
iofc-s ooosr be Governor OF cninusnus, vbo hal ae
niefec tor the consrtoaoo Of 1897 Ga. a. Sustas
jsra and zsssscas he'd Also fallen isds OF n, h.
herss .be t5v Nov. 60 toe ABANDON peat Of the MY
Hsxsco by he prssender Zuicsga h&i ess4 ,na.ms1.
Ne~ bas as) reached AAtanoros thu. Choral -o,snl
Dad shsDe oned the ioptSps pomt Of rAupCo anc n
the mountains, lsAv,Ds .hs toSn 10 charge Of fry
men. Genera Osrvsjs With q large dstssnasls oi ,h-
forces 81 Tsmsuipas, was 10 bsvs osrshad r.n1SI,
whe obers pursued the re,ressiog Gsoorsl ssssap. y,
veYoor Cara pad sf, Assmoos TO snperiaep Ia pee
sor the movonscis Of the ArpaIivss f,roe~ Toe oas
terry AID am u.It,D which ie here fos ,n;sv-y
expsctsd IN arrive In time f,r Genera y:sarr take
the hli In the 27th OF sn~ mapsh, ~oicn
ncuEcs ~ his nteotioo n 90 at she heal Of
bccy NJ the amy o. the north thess led
sutpbes sba have arrived ~ Monterrey Every stsp
the brave DeT bss been marked vim sslai tyi
unpo ihua Tar, ard bot itis aouos entertained
their ultimste ana speedy success
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Sen ssor Tr ambulI's Speech.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HxRALD.

DinY PREe Avn rRmryv OrrTcr
CHrcAeo, August 10, 1853
observe hat you credit senator rrumbuus "trsmen-
dous speech recently delivered In this city, N the Chi
csso Democrat In this you have erred that speech
wss reported expressly and exclusively for the Pres and
Tribune No other paper Chicsgo employs shot hand
reyor,ers AL the recent speecaes delivered IN tnis
cy-Doug'asr, Lncoln's Carpenters and Pitches, and
lsssly, numbuip, fret appeared IN colunBs, for
which they were taken dosB delivered, by oar rho-
pcsrsehsrs This fcaure Of tour' ahsm has not ocen
veptured upon by soy other Chicago paper The others
copy rspors and give om edit according 4, the
b5pesy Of the taker VIII you be Kind enough 20 pn5.
ish the above cnrre zion, and ooliee vours uuiy,
J. HEDfLL for Press and nioune Company.
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Bowwy rBskrRa-U Under Tie mes msuaee pent the old
Bowsry so'rg along nn'ng'y, aud 10 sps Of cable
osnopsusi,ons outside has been favored ~in large
dNposs. The hcuse veil died last nirht A2ropos
otcaelss, The Management, hsve in preparation
ia-oe tbs subject, besides lsusoAse piece uodsr
Toe pomepc'aiare OF "Nck winlss" ar. @ L. Fox the
Stage manager, and Mr. J. ". Linssrd The acting
ger, no The iessecs kam In themselves and
their but fair for their enrs 70 please
heir patrons. Look out for The pieces 90 Monday
evenrs
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sAcRvp coScxSrs MAX Msre,zsk and bis Associate con
duuOrs have maze 70 give three concerts N
Jones Wood, nex, Sunday afternoon aud evening TIC
programme Of each win be entirely different, and TOE fes
nvd rh no, be postponed under soy oircunssuce,
sequenuy vast s-semssse OF people may be sxDecsed
" assemble ia the grand pirk, 20 mater what mag bs
We stsss Of lhe wsssasr.
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Chief Electrician a. Trinity Bay.

TWELVE M-The above has just passed through
o Washington.
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NEW YORK FIRE DEPARTMENT.

GRAND rosCuLIoHr PROCESSION pors ssoApwAr
or TINS BvBNTse or rHs tfssr SEPTEMBER
A meeting OF the Bard n Eosinssrs and Foremsn u
the View York Gre companies ~as bcld 81 Fremsns aai
N Mercer street, a, eight o'clock last svenps-B n.
howard president, Ia the chair. The rou having bee,
cal cd The minutes Of the lat meeting read ana
confirmed.
zoe President stated that Up 70 nine oo,yok yesterday
mofnng ou, q ihe hundred aud nineteen corpane. iu
TIE city seventy had declared their intention 70 turn QUE
n the srsas torchshs procession.
The rsuss aud runbers Of The vsrous comrane, -ers
then called over by the Secretary aoi large sumbsr
Others we're sdded 10 the lie, by members vessnt, ~hn
sweled the number - nnesy. sn,- the President ex-
pressing The ofnioa thst beore three days ever ihs
ether cent aries would afo In nske the dsnoo-
slT atcn u, snmous Ooe.
The C'ARnAs rsdo few observssots % ne enect
ths. as csts,sfss ION mad been expressed rssson
70 me rule ~hch had s-oused ~ ne bAro c gle
neerr that ihe hreren sere ~ rsrads a. toe 49,
I'VE Con avg, u stas5 II Je'us mixed 40 te"eIs
slth ctupsnss ~, m every vlsr~--he rHuia ~
meri0er would make o'tHl ~ ne nac' " ~.
rccnpy he atucn ~ nsrihe's - tNis he 80 49,
~ srrurtd. n nscssay, and ., tlsre n'ihs % 40
| gyNmr ma IN future. -. -. A..
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Is0rON:-
Your message, In reply to that OF the Queen.
was transmitted to Valenia at seven O'Clock thu
morning. Its transmission was delayed until then
for soue cause cccrsFing at valent,a with which
am yet unacquainted. Ds SAury